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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

THE following very appropriate and char
acteris,ic letter of coincidence from Capt
:. l.. Phelps, to the widow of the late Capt
John L. Treat, whose death was recent,
announced in our paper, We publish will
the more pleasure because we'll assured i
Is but n mcritod tribute to departed worth t:
U. s. GUNBoAT HASTINGS. SAvAN.
NAH. TENNESSEE Nov. llth, 1868
MADANE;-My absence 10 the Tennessee,
has relieved mo from the painful duty o
announcing tho sad Intelligence which
reached You even before il came to me, anc
there remains for me now ono more easil,
accomplished, because, however much o
sorrow there may be, it is in somew ise I
grateful task to dwell upon the fne attri
butes OF him whom VIC esteemed in life and
now mourn, lost to US forever.
intrrde upon your grief. asking the high
privilege of a friend, md feeling that ! have
indeed lost in your husband ono Of tina
character which gives me tho right to syn.
pa,hize with you deeply. | had como to
regard him, as we do few men in life, as oil
such sterling worth, of such complete iu,ep
rity of character. that | mourn his fate onIy
less than you yourself All who came to
know him esteemed him. aud | will venture
the assertion that his death has created a
more profound impression than tina, of mos
any tficer could have done. II may be-
grateful to you, even in this hour Of extreme
grief, 20 know that his merits we're we'll I'm.
derstood by the COMMANDMENT Chief, and
that Advancement and an honorable career
we're already secured in those silent opera
tons by which worth is sure to make itself
known. although opportunity. as in his case,
for prominent exhibition of qualities, has
not been met with.
l have known no man in whom ! reposed
more entire couiienco, and, I trust, Mad
amo, that, for his sake. you will regard me
as a friond, and, it | can. at any time. or in
any manner, be ct service to you, it will be-
a grateful duty for me.
greatly regret being unable to give YOU
any dsIails. The last time | saw Captain
Treat WAS a few days after his promotion
to the command of the Marmora, when his
boalih seemed to be- improving. Ho was in
good spirits. and anticipated no evil. He
was not IA man TO complain of the ills he
and probably in this way did not
attract as much wa'chtul attention TO his
as others would.
am. respectfully, your ob't. ~serv't.
s. l.. PHELPS.
Mrs. JNo F. TREAT
HamUden, Ohio.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
The Situation.

Tho state of things on tho Potomac front
us nearly as WE can understand II, is this:-
Leo is near Orange Court House. Meade is
threatening his communic.t ions with X oh
mond, it indeed no has not already severed
them. Meade has no present communica,
ton with Washington. but l. in good posi-.
ton to open one whenever no d,sires il. OF.
thor 10y Fredericksburg and Acquia Greek
or York River. Skirmlshing is constantly
going on, and Lce is gradually giving way,
On the whole the star OF tho long i'll. fated
Army OF the Potomac seems to be- Using -
Grant is between Bragg and Longstreet,-
white the want OF provisions will, until the
railroad is open 40 Chattanooga, keep him
otherwise idle, he will observe, and max,
ample preparation for Longstreot. Ii Long
street-has not crushed Burnside, aud thu,
supplied himself with provisions. he, Long
street, will probably iind that he must uluc
between pushing for Lee. aud risk tho IosI
OF his army by starva,fun, ma making
dash 20 JOIN Bragg and risk giving himsel
bodily to want.
Aud so tho star OF tho army of the soutl
ia still brlget. -Leddcr.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

ED-A dispatch from Burnside, dated
November 25, says the enemy on the 25th,
moved up three brigades and attacked n
brigade in II strong position south of the
river, three miles from Knoxville. The
fight was a hard one, and the enemy was
repulsed with a loss of $50 killed. The
position was strengthened. and, although
the enc ny was moving down a large force.
with evident intention of renewing the at,
tack, but Burnside believed the position
could be held. He has been able, by using
the roads LETT open. TO keep a supply o.
provisions and forage. Reinforcement,
are on the way TO him.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
SHERIFF,S SAIL
Sophronia l.. Balch
Court OF Common rIeas,
Geauga County, Ohio.

Sophronia l.. Balch Court OF Common rleas,
VS. Geauga County, Ohio.
William L. Balch.
SAiD William l.. Balch will take notice that
- on the 2ist day OF Oct. Ammo Domini 1869,
said Sophronia l.. Balch filed in said County
her petition charging him with gross neglect
OF duty, and wilful absence for more Than
three years last past-and praying 10 DO d.
vorcst from him, and Tor the care and custody
OF their minor children and that her name be
changed 10 Sophronia Lavinis Hale, her maiden
name,
THRASHER, DURFEE h HATHAWAY,
October 2sd, .sa. 7lswS
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

EV-The Cincinnati Commercial Of the
97'h says:-"We regres to announce that
Judge w. Y. Gholson, OF the Supreme
Court of Ohio, has resigned. His health
Is seriously impaired. and he feels he can
not undertake further the discharge Of the
high position he has illed and adorned.
lie w'll carry with him into private life
the profound respect OF all who are favored
WIN The knowledge OF his exemplary pu.
my o character aud qualities as a ju.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

"On Saturday night. Morgan and
six OF his men escaped from the Ohio
Penitenliary. and they ars reported now
in Canada. A reward Of $1,000 is Of
fered for the capture Of Morgan. It is
said that he dug a hole in the floor. and
made his exit through the Prison sewer.
The most probable theory is, hat he had
COl2erhead aid.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

fTNews from Gen. Banks, in Texas.
continues good. lie has captured Corpus
Christi and several smaller places. The
Texans are exhibiting strong evidences Of
Unionism wherever the march is, go much
60 much so that ammunition and equip.
ments for them, particularly for tho cavsl-
ry service, are being sent from here.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
nR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE
- IMMINENT. 10 pint bottles, Fricc SO

$40 MAIN ST HARTFORD. Conn.
DIR. TOBIAS Dear Sir-l have been 10
the livery business for the last wepty years,
and during that time have used all the va.
rious liniments and lotions of the day, but
lever have found an article equal 20 your
Venetian Horse Liniment. ! have fairly
tested it on my horses in d%is'emper, sprains,
cuts, calks, swelling, of the glands. &c.. as
also for rheumatism on myself, and have al.
WAYS found il an invaluable remedy.
Respectfully YOURS. u. LITCHFIELD
Sold by all Druggists. Office, Sc Cort
landt Street. Now York. 725~2. =
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

EV The Army Of the Potomac has
crossed the Rapidau, and is pressing hard
upon Lee. On Friday last. there was a
battle between the two armies, in which
the Rebels were defeated.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

Eyrhs full vote of the State of Ohio
pile. up a majority for John Brough o,
one hyudrsd thousand. three hundred and
tbirJi
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

RIGHT TO THE PoINT.--The Missouri
Democrat in an arIidle headed "lmmedi-
ale aud Gradual E,nanclpstionists" says:
"Some obscurily in the minds of people
abroad AS TO the real difference between
the parties above named, in the State of
Missouri. would, perhaps, make a word
OF explanation necessary, The difference
is easily stated. The immediate Emancipa.
tionisls want TO get rid Of slavery as soon
as they can-the gradual Emancipation.
lists want to keep slavery as long as hey
can. The former desire emancipation
from choice-the latter are willing TO take
il when they cant help themselves"
LAKE CoNMERCE.-rhp first steamer
for the upper lakes sailed in 1919. taking
as pssse myers. Major General Brown. and
his then aid. now Genera, DIX. to visit
the northwestern porls. Mackinao and
Green Bay. Now there are 1901 ves-
sells on these same lakes. and many Of
them large. costly and magnificent crafti
l34 steamboats,, 353 propellers and tugs,
i9l bsrks, TO brigs, 1850 sohoonsrs and
Do sloops and bsrgss.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
Pension and War Claim Agency.

\ ,oi the hrm OF l hrasher.
l.. Dur'ce & hathaway, is authorized ard
licensed by the Government, to procure Bounty
money. back pay and Pensions for soldiers,or for
their widows and heirs, und Invalid Pensions for
disabled soldiers. and all other claims against the
Government OF the Uuited Slnles, and Of the
State of Ohio. Business attended TO promptly
Bounty or back pay, $500, as provided by law.
and no charge until bounty or back pay OBJ.
tanned.
DR.. l.. A. Hamilton has been appointed Elk.
aiming Sur 2eon Tor Geauga County, by whom
ami ed.
Apply in person or by lslier, enclosing
stamp, to l. N.
6g5tf CLARION, Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-25
MESSAGE or TIE GOVERNOR OF ALAsANA.-TI

MESSAGE or The GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA.-The
Message of Governor Shorter, the outgoing Cover
mo, ot Alabama, was communicated 70 the Lssis-
,aiure Of tha, state on the 9th iast isa sensih.e
and practical document.
The finances Of Alabama are In . sound coadi-
zion The balance In the Treasury WITS ejll ,sso
e. A large portion Of the message L. devoted 70
thr DISCUSSION OF afsirs which &Te OF Local Inter
est.
further previsioa for the support af the families
of INDECENT soldiers II recommended ss'she !sse-
eular1ses In the execution Of tse lpsessment AZ,
6y both state and Confederate o6ceSs, ese posesee
out, ~ well as defects In the acts shensesses.
AntmpsOveMaeAt 0f the sniltala syssrm 2 eaeoeA.
ed, fendesing ias osesnlxaai0A more nats0so asd
tts service more effcient.
An aavance Of salaries = EpcaD0en0eo = -
Oct Of iusslee % ~ pfc fnncstoaauiess In ~ pre-
semi 1eaeeclateA stntk u The eusseney.
Apostt0a ~ thia a1sts Dapes = W0seAS - seeeee1
eaansseaiosi0a, = Nebeh elsphes Deo11loese -
eernen3e6 s1ah seGaua . - sslse1no a aVnls-
49, Hasos, - SesSsss1lstls - 70 siss sus -
- usssaUp eonssadss u1sA . hs1se pssoew q
s1one - 1sdee11e sslnoksns, W1eeen ~ -
IoIao1Ie aoooDo - - 0nvas1ansma a. AtaAa1Dn
NJ - Afa6e Ceale1eeney = 81 Gsseh = 0sn1
Fl - -, - Jslss = Aaae = - -.
.Gvss = - -, yeoae eseal1as heSs sesss
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

AND for Sale-A village Residence at Char
4 lOtte Court House, with two acres Of land op
poste to the Baptist and Episcopal Churches. The
improvements consist of a most comfortable and
substantial brrk dwelling, In good repair, With six
rooms, three treplaces, and a passage, the ncces,
sary out houses, q well, and good garden Price,
$780, apply to Attorney ISAAC s. ISv %A1xNs
EroR sALE-A Market Garden, at New Kent Court
House, six miles from depot on the York River
kail,oad, containing TX acres of improved land
with dwelling hocse, 1iiice, smoke house kitchen
corn -housc, and carriage hOuEe thereon. Nest Of
the buildings are entirely new. Also, Farm OF 12t
acres, with buildings and orchard, for sale cheap -
apply between aud O'Clock " T TAYLOR,
no 25-2t" Corner llth and Bank streets
IrXCEl.I.ENT House aud lot at Ashland for esi,
~ We are author z-d to sell the excellent Dwell
ing, with nearly two acres OF hand attached, now in
five rooms, besides kitchen, &C Possession given
10 f,w days The purchaser will be entitled to
FREQ ticket on the railroad to Richmond Apply to
no 25-3t 0ODDIN 4 APPERS0N.
on ACRES OF IAud ON the York River kallrnAd
ON At Pair OAks Station, Elk miles from Rich
mOud, for sale We authorized to sell the above
tract Of Land, lying on tho Nine. Mile road aud on
both sides OF the York River Railroad partly cleared
aud partly in woods. A plat can be seen at our Of
10 2s-3. GODDIN Il APPERsON.
X7ERY Valuable Tenement on the south side 0i
v Main street, nearly opposite the st Charles
Hotel for sale-We offer for sale the valuable tene
ment located as above, now in the occupancy OF Mr.
Geo jacobson. Great Inducements viii be offered to
thosc who can ray gold for It. Apply 10
no 95-3t 0ODDlN 4 APPERSON.
VTALUABLE L I on the north side Of Main street,
" (Sidney.) between Cherry and Culvsrt streets
near Old Fair 0rouDdA for sale-Ws are author
lied 10 srll valuable Lot located rs above, front
ing 60 feet, running back l25 feet to an alley.
rI,us NO S@9t II It. ''' pp'a aaoDp1N 4 AppRRaoN.
r AEGE Brick and Succeed Teaement and hsnd.
! 4 some Lot attached, 1t the corner Of Leigh and
Adams streets, for sale.-We are authorized 10 sell
the very excellent and welt arranged brick dwelling
located ~ sbove, now in the occupancy Of NJ Alexan
der McKeever, with immediate p0ssession. Tho
lot has q front OF 81 feet and depth Of les feet
The dwelling has 10 rooms, besides the usual out
buildings aud s in excellent order Apply at once TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-25

C0NsDRRAvk 8rIFS Cy ANEBiCA, }
Medical Purvey0rIs Gifice,
l1 hmond Va, Nov xist, 1853 J
ATOTICE.-Sealed Proposals win bs receive; At
~ this ofce unfit the 10th day Of December, 1888
for filing during tho e0susx winter the GoyesEmsn'
leo house, located 81 the corner OF 22d and Cary SIS
Capacity. IS coo bus bells.
Each bid mus hss accompanied y the ssns.s .. ,
two or more appRo yed securities for the faithful
performance Of the sntract stafhg the ao0sess %
biiify.
The advertisement fer proposals fr Sling two tee
houses, published yesse vday, v hereby wsestawn
L " 1OHNA
Surgeon aud Ne dieai Puryeyor, G army
no 23--h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-25

~ ORIENTAL SALOON.
Having fitted UP, at great expense, handsome
cults o. rooms over G Gennetts jewelry store for
EI'sr CLASS REsTAuxaNr,
moat respectfully invite the public to call and ttet
the quality OF my stock OF excellent
Wines,
Liquors, and
CigaYS.
visitors will aad my table furnished with all the
substaati0ls end deiicacies oi the 6eaEOu.
Fresh Fiet
aud Oysters
every day
Beautifully fitted up xooms
tor Private Meals.
All orders will be prexaptly filled
Patrons viii favor tho IS0prie.or by promptly re
porting any inatt tentiOn on We part OF servants.
PErFk X MORGAN, Sc,
NO l5-6tt Pr pri~lor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-25

Snyr Rulapixa ON THs CLypE.-The GLASGOW
correspondent VI the New York 7smes, under daic
(Sctohsr o. tn:osms that journal that sixty three
isOn sea-eoing vessels were then building between
GseeM0ck and the City Of GlAssow--mOstiy pro.
pclless. All except three of them are caassfuetrl
ensirrly 0f isonir,n ke~is, Iron coverings, ss0''
| eosnparsmenls and Iron ribs.
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m. RrclER IN wasarss7oy.


Washington paper has the following about the
notorious DR.. Racker, who escaped from prison In
Pittsylvanta:
The stories of returned Union prisoners lend
f'rce 10 tie argument Of retaiiaii0n none mere
than that Of DR.. VIM. 4. Rncker. the noted Union
loader ot West Virginia While he was In prison
III Pitsylvania the rebels who visited his c. II To
taunt him said the Confederate authorities had DE-
ternined tO staTve the Yankee prisoners until tiei
Government should cansenf 10 the rebel terms
of exchange, and leave snch men as Rwckes
Straight, and the officers Of co.ored regiments, IL
the mercy Of their eapors
The report thar the Union prisoners are starved
because of the inability OF he rebels 10 feed then.
Is pronounced by Dr. kucker to be unfiue. The
wheat crop this year was half an average, and corn
three fOuTfhs, aud pork a third crop. These are
bat just gathered. and hence there can be no
'scascity yet, hut the supply win be exhausted be-
fore spring. The Union people with whom i3r
Rncker conversed expressed themselves stronsi,
In favor OF strong retaat0ry measures, and look
for relief only ir the combination Of fire and
sword At one place In the Allegheny Mountains
DR.. Ruckef was piiOted tO concealed fortifjca-
ton created by UHion mcn and escaped canseripts
who are fully armed and determined u defend
their fortress I'LL death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-25

Suburban 3h;tvea-We have never honed
such general complaint of noetusnal doosc
dafiOuS On the market farms amA RAu6ous q
the suburbs Of the city - nov co@e m nom
taken to cheek the depretstosS, many a. tAe
gardeners viii he compelled TO gtve @ thelr
business, aud thus cut short onr Mag6o1a n
many of the necessarica Of life. a Gentlo.
man, residing near Camp Lea, aegufeo -
that at least two thir1s or 'biD veeocnA1D sgop
has been etoleu and carried Oh In1he nlE6l
time, and that ON yesterday neNe -
gathered up two or thrfs eaee -
Aiarys quantity OF turnips whlch III -
pnilel mp BY the thieves, hut whicA 1hey
considered too small 70 carry o. ss
The authorities have been appeoeo0 ~
time a.ld sgain to lend their aid ID dG11c1lng
aud Furnishing these depredAtoyo, eod ~
County Court Of Henric0 have 11l1y ~
pointed committee to wait on t. nqfe.
tary OF War and ask bis assistAnce; oGS3No
authorities declare their inability 70 Do 1GYs
thing, and the committee, thus far, have dcas0
nothing.
/. 1t a chain Of sentinels were p0sted outsldo
OF the inner Notifications, many Of these
depredations might be prevented, because
the robbers would be cot of from WaS1g1e
with their booty. Another good result would
be the intercepting Of blockade runnesS, and
the capture of deserters and escaped prison
ers from the city.
In some parts di the county regular
guards are kept, and numbers Of tresp66aers
have been shot; hut very few farmers care to
resort to such means TO save their crops,
aud II they can get no other protection Will
give up their gardens and turn their stf1n-
lion to the cultivation of grasses and such
other crops IA will not tempt thieves 10 de
stroy them. Can 40 plan be adopted Tor the
relief Of these peOpley
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&itbmonh gispattt.
FROM TINE RApIDAN.

Passengers who came down on the Cen.
tral train Ast night report that considera
bio force Of the enemy had moved up in the
neighborhood Of James City, in Madison
county. 1t 10 thought not unlikely tina. 9
flank movement will be attempted from this
direction.
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LOCAL 0AY4wU0.

NAeM Jt@s F:dA -<,esunsg - =
sy aosdsy svssiag i.st, uss CO. - g
.esiOnsly isjnrrd by fail he psoVec~ 5117
He asceftAsned that the deeoise6 - 49,
j.hn smith; that be waa = lslu6 r.
bi.th ihAt be was membero of eoa1o1n r..
Il 3e,Igla regiment; lnAt ~ ~ - q.
Il He'd TO work ~ blacksmltA = ~ = -.
lance chop, on the south do oG - on11n !;
hat ON Sunday night last, Whi1e - . 49,
i inioxication, he started tohls q -.
,ver the workshop, and, mise1og - -,
fell through hatch, injaSing TIN aoa1
y that he died the next moralnG 0n11D -
N his person eUO In moneys - = Honx
With whom he Deposited II EaveanD CoQn1e
tcerfiicate OF depnek Of The ot31o ~ q
Georgia for 81. 500, which 60lih de111e1, ~.
tex his death, tn be turned over TO t1e 1n9oSs
Of Charity. Az the deceased had nn4o -
vii, the Coroner has taken chAsxe q ~ -
fects, and will hold them until come ooo -
ministers on the estate. Smith has elgtef
IN the State Of Maryland, who win pSoAaAoy
be entitled to all he has left.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-25

Tisyinia Annuat Conference. bo6y
sat again yesterday with closed doosa. On
gagged, il Is understood, In the tTials q tWo
minist ers against whom very seriOus changes
have been preferred. In . notice Of tAo
proceedings OF the Confereuce city papee
Yesterday morning stated that Rev. D. @
Doggett, the esteemed pastor of the Dreaa
Street Church, in this city, foe the paet two
years, was one 0f the ministers on trial -
fore the Conference. This b . mistakA-
One Of the ministers against whom tAeoe
charges are made Ii named DoGgs14, 61l -
is only distant connection Of DR.. DAVID d
Doggett. The Conference viii probably ID.
iourn soon after these cases are Disposed ec
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-25

VTALUABLE Lots on Leigh street, near the Fair
Y Grounds, at auetion-On Friday. 9th No.
vemter, 1t 3tS o'clock P M. will BE- sold, upon the
p,saises, about 20 Lots of "a acre each, stu
ssed az stated above, near the residenes Of N
Rove ESQ The situation Of there lots is elevated
aud beautiful for building purpcses. and 10 a few
years they must become very valuable. Plat #
ibs lots can be seen at my cfflce.
TERNs-At sale. AID W1LLIAM5,
uo2l AuCtiONeer
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tai Occupations, Il u hereby snnouuced lhss al
sarh conduct and language IL hereafter stsjesiy
tostaSden, and will Be punished with military se-
verify.
All ofbcer. IN this department are directed to or
der the arrest Of and to bring such persons as arr
tamhd Offending against this order before the tri
b'li'a' established. for the purpose Of puni>mg Of
fences Within this department. BY command of
Major General RrTlxR,
Il: s. Odms, Major and ASS ADJ -GeaT
OmclaI-H q. Clarke, Aid dc Camp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-25

Cosfscatisg Beef.-Early Corbin and John
.Jaiser were summoned before the Mayor yea
terday to show cause why they should not
be fined for buying beef in the city and olss-
ing the same for sale within the market Mn
its. Mr. Tyler, the Clerk In the Second Mas-
ket, stated that Jaiser had the beef an NJ
stall, which he was cutting mp for Cosbin 70
bin took the ground that he kept . llceuned
grocery, and had right to bny end ell besf
as well "a other articles. He kAd not elnegedl
the beef for sale, and had not purchasea b u
the market, as he could prove, but a. Con-
mission house on Cary streek The Mayor
ordered the beef to be connscated, and 1ae1
the parties so, telling them that they c0al0
take an appeal from his decirion to the City
Council Mr.. Crane, the eounstl OF the do
PENDANTS, said he would as soon appeal 10 .
"m ilitia MUSTER" and ure ed that his clients
had violated no ordinance by their acts.
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BIZ A. u. Williams, Astetioneer.

TToUsE and Lot on st James, between Baker
ri and Charity streets, at auction n--f,n Thursday
S,IL November, at O'Clock n, will be sold the
large siuc,oed brit house adjoining the Male Or
pbsn Asylum, and occupied by Mr. Parks Heath
N has y rooms 4 in the basement and above.
Alter which will bc- solI q beautiful building lot
adjoining
Possession will be given 1st Of January next.
rerms at sale. AD WILLIAMS,
po94 AuctioDecr.
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rrm,sR asd Lot, on vsnabis street, for sals at
sueslon WIN bs sold oe Thursday. the 9Sth
lk.f Scysnber, On the rssmises, ct ~ O'Clock
ay ,hc pr.me 1saeoeat % the south eide Of
f.s.Ns sersse, apJ ness the talerssctios Of the
sssAsniesvills Tc, ppaks. at present occupied by
- 1890. let FONTS 60 feet, and runs hack
,bs ssaal a. dtt.o: to:
roIs JAo ~ IAs1VtA Auct