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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27

S'u on0 inurulereu, III must
bel' and turning from the win,
dow, seated herself at a desk,
from whence she removed q
small packet of letters. She
trembled violently as she rose
and walked towards a fire at
the end of the room. She held
them over a flame for an in
slant, and in the next they
were burning.
$50 perish all remembrance
of him." she said.
Again she walked towards
the window, and took from her
bosom a miniature; she ap.
peared collecting courage to
destroy that also. a pang
shot over her heart and brow
as she gazed upon the picture.
She pressed it convulslvely to
her lips; and bitter tears, in
spite Of her desperate effort to
repress them, burst forth in
torrents, as if from a source
long bent up; she passed her
hand over her brow as if to ease
its burning pain. 81 cannot,
oh, no!--I cannot destroy this
picture" she said again, and
she looked on it long and fix
edly: dreams of other days
fitted before her, and she Sob
bed as if her heart would burst.
But this emotion passed
away, she was again still and
calm, and beautiful as Parian
marble. She unclasped the
lock of the chain which sup
ported the miniature of Horace
Seaton-again she gazed upon
it. The thought that sat that
time tomorrow it would be
guilt for her SO to gaze, came
across her mind, and she
} resolved though she could not
destroy, never again to behold
it. She placed it in a paper
which she carefully sealed, and
, locked it in her desk.
"Now, then, thank heaven i
is over, and I shall become an
others without one thought o
HIM lingering in my breast, sh'
, murmured; but the tone o
misery and utter desolatiol
5 was in contradiction to he
words. ...' ''.
! 1t was morning, and Edit
was arrayedin in her bridal dress
Not the quivering of the lip
not the trembling of an cyclic
: betrayed what was passing il
her heart. She walked stead,
up the aisle of the church; sh
muttered the responses in
low yet audible voice; yet thi
0 calm was unnatural, and wa
soon to be destroyed. aE1as
: The ceremony was nearl
9 over, and Fortescue took he
9 hand upon which he was I
!! place the wedding ring. H
r started at its death-like cold
ness, and was surprised to Sc
D a jewelled one which he ha
J, noticed her constantly wearing
t was not removed. She ha
r forgotten that. And now tn
g recollection Of the VOW she ha
. made never to let another n
: move it than he who, howeve
!. false he had proven, was sti,
!, Horace Seaton, the playmat
: of her childhood, the idol {
q her first affection, flashed upo.
t her. The long, long interva
!. of weary days and sleeples
nights, and wasted years, fade,
q away, and she remembers
j only their parting hour, an
3 his parting words, 81 will re
r place it with. another at the al
Y tarT' At this moment tn
' bridegroom attempted to with
i draw the ring; it was too much
0 the bow was overbent an,
g snapped; it was the last feath
g er that broke the camel's bach
!, and this last stroke oyercam
s poor fragile Edith Hasselder
9 "Never, never!" she murmui
ed, as she struggled to releas
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27

J THREE concise rules for ve-
locipede riders: straddle, pad,
die, skedadd,e, AZ ieas ilzaHs,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27

yRolG HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Penn
lsyI PhH HiDELPaIA, March 10, 1867. y
Lfnd Roefaad's German Bihers" e not an
eatoujpnfag becerage, b,s 70 O good tonic, rstftl
n dssordeTs gf Gte dfpestfvs oreuns, and Of great
bsq.G IN easss Of debility and ,odnt Of Heruoni
ssis'" % ne syssss ,,5fii SaLf5
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
NoMMIssI RR's SALE.

By virtue OF decree OF the Court of Equity OF
the County of New Hanover, OF the State of
North Carolina, In the case OF Norris X Jcsup.
ct a., VS.. the Wilmington and Manchester Rnil.
road Company, ct al, Michael Croniey, Commits.
sioner, duly appointed by the Court, will sell at
PUBLIC Auction, at the door OF the Courthouse,
In Wilmington, In tho State OF North Carolina
at II O'Clock, A. b.. on WEDNESDAY, the 5th
day OF January. 1870,
-, Az TINT portion OF the WILMINGTON AND MAN
CHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the Slate
OF North Carolina. with all the rolling stock, equip.
ments depots, workshops. materials and every
thlng thercnnto pertaining, together with all the
rights, privileges franchises and appurtenanoes,
as set forth and more particularly described i'm
inc several mortgages mentioned In the pro-
Terms Of sale are cash.
The bonds OF the said Company, secured BY the
thrce 1rat mortgages TO wit: Tho mortgage tO
Edward Sandford. dated May l. 1851; the second
,aea m,aeeart8a9e TO Edward Sandfor1, dated March l..
1883, and tile mortgage to George w. Dargnn
dated the 18th OF April 1855. shnll be accepted In
uil as part payment. according to tho priority OF
said mortgages; aud the bonds Of tho said Com
nany, secured by tho mortgage to the said Norris
X. JcSup, shall be accepted pro rata as mart pay-
ment In the order Of priority cstahlisheI in said
mortgage. II. CRONI.Y, CommissIoncr.
wilmington, N. @. HOv16 tufI5wt
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4 S S I G N Is Els SALE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES. FOit THE DISTRICT OP SOUTH
CAitOhlEA-IE THE MATTER or W.
w. HARLLEE. BANKRUPT
IN BANKRUPTCY,

Pnrauans 10 m order OF tile Honorable Judge
BTyaii, IN the above case, will sell on the frat
TUESDAY in December next, at Marion Court
honsc, the following property:
IHACT OF LAND on tic north aldo OF Lit
,c fcouec RIVER. contnining go acres moro or
less, conveyed TO bankrupt by the Sheriff OF Ma
rion District and recorded In Book In the Rc.
gisiers Oflice for Marion District; bounded there
by Lands OF David Page. John +. Page and others
being tho Lands OIL which James Il. Page now
resides.
One:half Interest In tho unimproved Lots of
Land In Marion Village, Marion County, contain
ing each nyc-tenths t5-i0) OF an aero; bounded
by Lots OF w. ). Dickson, John AurmOns inow
>. r.. Stanlyis} and Others situated near tho DC.
pot OF tho Wilmington and Manchester Railroad,
marked Nos. l8. IL and 13 In plut or said VILLAGE
mndc by Deputy Surveyor Levi IeGettc dated
February. 1857 said Lots conveyed to j. J. IInrl-
Ice ami w. w. lIarllcc by q. d. Evans, Commits
aioner In Equity. plat OF these Lots can ue
seen on application TO the Assignee.
Lot md Ofilcc in Marion Village frunting
cast on the public square; bounded ON Tie north
py Lot OF y. Il. MCMILLAN. ana south by u. Bauin's
Lot. anu on the west uy street. This Lot to be
so!a ~ inc RISK OF the former purchasers.
Ierns-)le-fourth tA} cash; bllaucc on q credit
OF ono ana Two years; purchasers to give bond
with Interest from day OF SALE payable annually,
secured by mortgage OF the premiaes, nnd 10
pay Tor nil necessary papers nnd stainps-
noVl6 tu3 A. II. P0RD, Assignee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
FINDER DECREE 3IN EQUITY.

By virtue OF an order OF sak To me directed, in
the case of SieglinY w. 1iioks will offer for sale
NJ Public Auction. at the Old PostoIlcc, foot OF
Broad street. THIS DAY, tho 23d OF Noyem.
ber. 1889, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
All TINT LOT OF LAND with the buildings there.
on, situate, lying and being on the south side OF
iteid street. in the City OF Charleston and known
by The No. e. Measuring and continuing in front
on Reid street forty feet, and In depth ono hun.
dreu and twenty-five feet, be tho same moro or
south and west by lands now or late OF @. RI.
stevens, and east BY lands now or late OF G. II
Stevens.
All that LOT OF LAND with tho buildings thcro.
on, situate. lying anu being on Calhoun street.
tanuth sldcl In the City OF Charleston State aforc
said Measuring In front on said street thirty
lour t) feet, more or less, md in depth one hun
drcu and six tl06) feet moro or lcss; buttin1 and
bounding To the cast on lands now or late OF PnII
Rahall. TO the west on lands OF j. r. Ellsworth to
the north Oh Calhoun street, and to the south ON
lands now or late OF Henry iIorlbeck.
Tcrms-One-third cash, and tho residue on a
crciit OF one and two years, with interesL from
thc day or sale payable scrai-aunnally, secured
by nond or bonds Of tho purchaser or purchasers
ana mortgage OF the prcmsea. Tic buildings to
be insured and the policies assigned Purchaser
to pay for stamps and papers
WIN. J. GAYRR,
Ho'2o m'Hui Special Referee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23

CRUhiss.-Thc East Bay fire sccHls 10 DO it.
rcprcssibc. Al A. 81. yesterday It WAS burning
brightly, and required the services Of several po-
liccncn aud buckets OF water before il was sub.
,lucd.
An unfortunate inchriatc, white under tho ''po-
tent SPELL" toUk I snouzc OH the cold, cold
ground. He was aitonslied on awaking TO find
uLat some cntcrprlsins character had substituted
Il dumb brass watch for his crOnomctcr. The
moral is obvious.
/. The w0rkmen under Mr.. J. II. Dsvcrcux were
busy yesterday in tearing down the EIaitcrcd
wall or Mcssrs. Cameron. I,arkicy 4 Co.'s build
ing. They have already reached the crest OF the
doorway, md the rcconstruction Of the building
will occupy but n few days.
The debris OF tho Pair uns removed from the
tIibcrnian Hall yesterday. The committee have
not yet decided on the To he pursued In re-
gard to the articles remaining OH hand.
Amccting OF the stockholders Of tho Charleston
Bank will be held at II M. today, at the hail OF
the bank. The reports Of the president anu board
OF directors will he presented, and somc action
taken towards resuming The business OF the
bank.
King street was full OF life yesterday. Mer-
chants were smiling and buyers anxious to anti
cpate the holiday Investments.
The fine band or the Ncwcomb Mlnstres per.
formed to a large and molly audience, in front Of
the Old Postonlcc, yesterday morning.
The fire well al the corner OF Vandcrhorst and
PITT streets has caycd In, causing a dangerous
llOlc
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p REEFS Ale.

iy virtue Of a decree OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, FOR tho Fourth Circuit Of the State OF
South Carolina, sitting In Equity I'm the case OF
Norris X: Jcsnp. ct nj, ys. tile Wilmington and
manchester Railroad Company, ct al, will be
sold ut Public Auction, at the door OF tile Court
Eouse in Wilmington, in the State Of North Caro-.
lina, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the
5th day or January, 1870,
All that portion OF tile WILMINGTON AND
MANCHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the
S state OF South Carolina. with all the ROLLING
STOCK, Equipments. Dcpots, Workshops, Materi-
ais, and everything pertaining thcreuntO, to-
seiher with nll the rights. privileges franchises
ana appurtenances as set forth and more particu-
iarly described in the several mortgages men
TONED I'm the proceedings.
INC terms OF tho s;nc arc cash; tho bonds OF the
company secured by the mortgages mentioned
IN TIC report OF the special referee and fled i'm
nlc case to he accepted from The purchaser pro
rata as part payment In the order or priority es.
tabiished by tile report; provided shat the same
ratcable proportion OF cash be paid In for the
other bonds OF the aamc grade OF priority not in
inc hands OF the purchaser; and provided, also,
thnt suncient cash be paid In to cover costs,
charges and expenses Of sale; the purchaser alsu
to pny for papers. w. ALSTON pnINGt,E
Special Referee.
Charleston, Ieth November, 1865.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
Antt'onsrrs' 1)rluate aaIcs, &r.
Wy LOUIS ID. BeSAUsSURE.
I RGE AN ID VAI,IyARtE pICu
~ PLANTATIONS ON HOl,TII sNMrt,n >"
RIVER. hT TIL: Bi:S'r pirCII
or fliE TIDE

NJ Private Sale
tnc val lahln RIGGS PLANTATIONS on No-t,
Santcc River. GcprsctO1m DjsiricI tno,." ' o., s
,.i,., ni,,i,,,.m." "Hcwnnd" aud "B,uir main,m con
aumne together. 1913 acres ol Land uf which 5so
a;rcs arc tide swamp. Land a,u. loo brin,r nnw
unor r, cultivation IN ricn und Thu balance I'm eond
na"cr' m lcrc are 62I acres OF high Land OF wGir,,
% or 20 are cleared pruvislon Land cau,h1n .f
p1m"cn ~" ..,,i;, an nnshG,' oi corn To the acre.
Oh klt'lthin' Plantation is IL nOuI dyc,,,nr
mousse. Iva large barnR Il min aud on,. NJ thss
iaIHcSt allu nest negro settlements az. North Snn
negro scttlcmcnt. '''' "'So d
On these Plantations there Is q vcsiteni force NJ
Seventy Iaborcrs, ana houses sufficient for over
200 negroes. " '''
The Aituation Of this estate, lying M T. ,ocx
ab0vc the Halt water ami bclow the fr:a,ct lnnda
h'tS always been cO,scrcd among the HafcNt on
Sintcc, and during tho long period they have
been cultivated there Is no insi incc on record of
IN" 'Ms' of crop. When cultivated previous to
the war, they were capable or producing over 40
nusles OF rice to the acre. and the cropa avcrag-
cd fron; 10000 TO 1000 bushels OF rice scnt 10
market.
FOR further particulars, apply IN above. ut No.
23 lsroad street. noyI6 tutl,ge
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23

HANNAH ESSToN VS.. JAMES f. WALKER.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 7th day Of Deccm.
Der, lSG9. in front OF the Old Customhouse
at ii O'Clock A. NJ. precisely,
All TINT certain LOT OF LAND, with tn Build
inGs thereon, situate {known by the No. 1881 on
tile west side OF Meeting street, la the City OF
Charleston, measuring and containing in front on
Meeting street % feet nix inches, more or less
and III depth from east to wcst I44 feet be the
same more or less; butting and bounding east on
Meeting street. to the west ana north Lands OF
James Il: Walker, and 10 the south on Land OF
Robert s. Miller.
ALSO,
All that certain lot OP LAND, with the Build.
lngS thereon, next north AMI adjoining the Lot
above described. situate ON the west side of Meet.
Ing street, Ward No. 4, and known by the No. 1873.
measuring and containing in 'front.' on Mectin q
street ID fcct more or lcss the north line from
cast to Welt D5 feet then running from south To
north 2l feet inches, then on the north line 40
feet. on the west line 40 feet inches and on the
south line l44 feet, he the same or lcss; but
ting and bounding cast on Meeting street, to tho
south and west OF Lands and James E. Walker
anu 10 the north oil Lsnd OF the Estate OF Walker
and T.. Adams.
Tcrms-0ne-third cash; balance on q credit OF
one, two, three and four years, in bonds bearing
interest. payable scml-annualIy to lie secured by
morta1c OF The Promises sold. Buildings to be m.
aured and policy assigned. buildings TO be kept
insured until bonds nrc paid nnd mortgages salts.
fed. H. W. NJ MACK EY
novI6 tu4 SO. q
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Auction sulcs This Day.

l,aurcy & Alexander will sell mt II O'Clock.
A. No. Atlantic wharf. groceries, llquora. &C.
dcfrords 4 Co. will sc mt half.paat O'Clock, 1T
their Rtorcs bacon and dry Rnitcd meats.
0co. w. StcIrcns will scli a. halfpast O'Clock,
>: his store, butter, hams, &c.
A. g. McGiIlivray will He'll for the Sheriff, at II
O'Clock, at the Old roatoiIlcc, real estate.
Bowers 4 Silc0x will Hcli at IL O'Clock, at the
Old P0stoilicc, real estate.
WardIaw & Carcw will hell At II O'Clock, at the
Old Postoficc, sea island cotton plantation.
w. }. Gayer Will sell ut IL O'Clock, ut The Old
postoffce, n brick house AMI lot OF land.
Henry Coba 4 Co. Will sell ut half past O'Clock,
~ their store, hams. sugar, sc.
John q. Minor t. Co. will scll q. 10 O'Clock, at
their store, Brussels carpet. woollcn goods, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23

A PROBABLE MURDER.-At an early hour
Sunday morning colored man, named Jamcs
Bailey, was foundly near the railroad track,
about elk miles from the city. His absence from
hta home on Saturday night Induced q search,
Which resulted In his discovery. When found, nc
was lying on the track in such position that the
wheels OF passing train would mutilatc the
body. There was terrible wound In tho head.
and he was quite tnscnsiblc. Bailey WAS at once
brought to the city and taken to the Roper HospI-
tai but his injuries were mortal and he expired
the same evening. Tho Coroner was notified,
and Jury OF nques. cmpaneed, who viewed tic
body and adjourned until the witnesses from be.
Jond tho city limits could be summoned. The
wound In the back of the head was evidently
caused by gunshot, and it Is supposed that the
pcrpetrator removed the body to the railroad
track In order to avoid detection trusting that
some passing train would complete the bloody
work.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
BJ w. Y. LEIGH T. e. s. BRUINS.
Auctionocrr.
HINDER DECREE IN EoulTY.
PErETtMAR 4 KNEIS EXI;CITORS DIHESSEN
Wy. SCIIMLNG. ADMINISTRATIVE LsT AI.

on TUESDAY, the 18th December next mt N
o'clock a. H., Will bc sold In front OF tho Old
Cuat0mtousC ~
All that LOr0f LAND. with the buildings there
Morris streets, in this city known In n SURVEY of
the Norris Lands ny u. K Payne. Surveyor by the
NO. ]; measuring in front Oh Coming street NJ
lrGt, ny III fcct In depth more OF lesI IlD,ndinn
nort on Morris street; caat on Lot No. 6; south on
Lot No. 2, and west on Coming street.
htSD
rhat other LOT or I.aAD vi.h the Buildings
thereon. situate on Corning street, in Ward No @.
ana known in the aforesaid survey by the No q;
measuring In front on Coming street ~ feet Inv
Ill lcet In depth. founding north on Lot No. i:
'SL on Lot No. :: s0nth on I.o: Eo. Of said rlari
oi survey, una weston Gaming street.
TcruS-Onc fourth CASH balance IN fnur cunn,
Smcccssive annual Instruments, with interest froin
lhc a.. ni sale ~ per cent. per year. pnyalIfc ALL
nut }, Sccurcu 10y the hDnd or hu,ldS or the pur-
chaser. Hniidlnga to DC inanre.i ANA policy M.
siahcu JAMES w. GRAY
HoVZZ HILu1 Special Referee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23

VIII he aoid THIS DAY, November o3J. in front
OF the OLD Postoilce, corner OF Broad and flast
TIE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, viz:
IWo VACANT LOTS on Pine street, each mca-
snfiig forty lcct on front nnd back line, by ninc-
Fonr houses ana Lots on Ashton street, Nos @
., and !, each having four rooms, with one
ench lot measuring 2T feet on the front and back
line, ny 3S feet deep, more or less.
Ono Vacant Lot. corner OF Cannon and Chin
querp,n streets, So feet front by 100 feet deep
One Vacant Lot on President street, west side
measuring 10 feet front, and % feet on the back
line, by ll9 feet deep, more or less.
House and Lot on President street. west side
Tour doors south OF Cannon street, 80 feet on the
front, and 81 feet on the back line, by 100 feet
aeep. more or less House "a feet wido by As feet
long; four large square rooms. with 6ne marble
mantel pieces. dressing room and pantry; on a
,,d brick foundation three feet high, with double
piazza, n largo Kitchen 15 by 80 feet carriage
house and stables. The kitchen is tiled; the shed
IA 'front.' OF Kitchen slated; piazza timed. with
water; with gas throughout the house.
li0gse and Lot, next north OF the above, on
,n rresldens M street Lot IS feet front ana back
une py o3 feet deep, more or less. House two sto-
Iies nigh; has lour rooms, three hre places. Roof
House and Tot. next north OF tile above. Lot
22 feet on front and back line, by SO feet deep.
more or less House two stories high, with four
rooms and three FIRE places.
One Vacant Lot, southwest cornor OF Cannon
and president Streets 13 feet front and 2I feet
on the back line BY So feet Deep moro or less
-. EOe HcAt west OI TIC ABOVE, on cannon street.
2s feet front and back line, by e5 feet deep, more
or less. e
Lot next west OF the above, on Cannon street
moro or less. r
Lot next west OF the above on Cannon street.
corner OF f1argrave's Court, 81 feet inches on
'front.' and back line, by 70 feet Deep more or ess.
10, Lot next south Ct tho above, on Hargraveis
deep, more or less.
Two Lots, with Tenement Ifouses on them; each
10. contains IL fcet front on Cannon street. the
same on back line. by 80 feet Deep more or icss
timed. " '-A0 f'NANa
-, House end lot on IIargrave'a Court, south OF
Lhc above. 40 feet on front and back line by 90
ieet deep, more or less. House Inns 4 rooms.
, tinned rooi; with kitchcn attached; piazza 70
lious and Lot next south OF the above. Lot
contains 62 feet on front and buck line Inv 20 feot
neep. more or less House only framed, on q
Large Lot on Cannon street, west OF tho nhoye
lcss. Nr iS vi
Tho Plats can he seen ut cnr ofIcc, No. Goa King
street. and VII. be exhibited on day OF sale.
Terms cash Purchasers 70 pay B & S. for pa
Pe'a anu HlaihpH' nov23 stutlstu5
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Hotel Observation-Disclosures az.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CuARLBST0N H0TB1-
John Baylcy, Mobile, Alabama; John Is. Nc.
Nary, New York; Thomas A. Forscll. ireland
Samuel II. Paul, Virginia; Edward v. Duly,
VIM. II. Mccormick, New York; J. Al. Davis
Camden, South Car0lina; William Sloane, New
York; c. W. Marsh, st. l.. & I. NJ. II. r.; }. u. Nc
Call, Florence, South Carolina; Edward GalIahcr,
Augusta, Georgia; Captain III. b. Crowcil H. w.
Sparhawk, Steamship Magnolia.
PAVILION noTHI..
II. J. Steele, New York; ]. Gorliam, city; Hiss g..
j. Bacon, Miss E. e. Bacon. Westerly, New Jersey
Miss Florence La Fond, Thomas Britt, Savannah.
Georgia; J. M. Carr, Georgetown; s. b. Newson,
South Carolina; ID. N. Judson, Atlanta, Georgia;
Samuel NJ. Ring, baltimore, Maryland; s. B
Brawdcn, Williamsburg. South Carolina; J. J.
Ncttes South Carolina
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-23
By WAIsDLAW s. CAREW.
BUILDING LOTS,

Will be sold In front OF thc Old PostofIcc foot OF
Broad street, at III O'Clock A. NJ on TIjiSSDAY v
the 7th December next
Three LOTS on East Lay, directly Opposite the
new CustOmhOuBc, and two Lots on Market
street, In the rear OF the above.
This property is OF great present and prospec-
i've value, being situated In the most largely fre.
on one side and the Custonhouse In front, and la
most admirable point for the erection OF stores
and warehouses.
The Lots will be- sold ut public outcry at the
time specified. unless previously disposed OF at
private sole. and may be treated for as Q whole
until the 9TH OF December, on application 10
WARDLAW 4 CAREW. who win furnish ali In.
formation as to dimensions, &C.
Terms made known on day OF sale. Purchasers
to pay w. & G. for papcrs
at mr. fttthu