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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-30
SEE REMARKS,

MADE By BENJAMIN TRAyERs, F.R.C.|
Speaking of those diseases, and diseases
from the excess OF murcury, he states that
edy is equal to the EXTRACT Or SAN
any other drug Tam acquainted with. 1t is |
strictest sense, u tonic, with this inyaluabit
ute, that it is applicable to a state of the sy !
sunkcn, and yet so irritable as renders 9TH
stances of the tonic class unavailable or in I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-30

SEE REMARKS OF TIIEiGREAT CHI
AND PILL MEN or AMERICA.
WIN. r. WA RNER& co,
l5l North Third Street, Philadelphia,
ii. Il. HELMBOLD, }# -.i "'"i
Esteemed Friend. 5v,-.ipa !
/ congratulate you on having the hand
and at the same time the MOST EFFECTlV
that have ever known for the purposes int
FliTrtE VIM. x. WARMER \
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-30
ALL STAND ON TIER MERIT


THE PILL, have thought of Offering d
flcted for ten years. They are now peried
shall stake my time, money and fame on
fectiveness. The inviting style in which TIL
is made, the bottle, LABEL wrapper-all shd
what care they have been prepared. Afte1
nation, no English or French preparation VI
greater care, and am really proud of their
Instead of the nauseous locking, carelesI
pared PILLS vended generally and put
wooden boxes, and made generally or on
those having no experience az physicfani
gists, or manufacturers OF medicines.
Test the medicines offered by
Your obedient servant,
H. It. IIICINIBOII
Crystal Palace Drug Store, 59i Broadw,|
York. 'i fHi y"
Palace Pharmacy, Gilsey House, Broadly
Twenty-ninth Street, New York, and
Temple of Pharmacy, Continental Hote
delphia. api2iw&t.eo
Sold by Druggists Everywl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-09
DIED.

COOPER. A. hi, Re lid nee, south washia gtor
this morning. &C. Gb in The 7tth of his age, W liz
LIAM COOPER. native Of England, but from has
ycr'h "a reside mt Of this city.
He filled with honor several positions Of trust
urdtr the former governments Of the city Of Wash
associates, the Oldest IbabiJAnts, and ia fact by
all the old citizens, are bis best euiOgy.
Funeral Mc udsy. llth instant at o'clock =.
Tie friends Ct the family requested tn attend
without further notice.
DONALDSON. On the sth Of December, lS7l, a;
Fai.yiew. AZ, Naudria county, Va. Mrs. ELLEN
DONALDSON, vile of l. III. Donaldson, ESD. aged
d. Years.
The funeral will take place from her lats resistance
OF Sunday. Hecembsr l0sh, AT clock D. M. The
friends Of the family are invited to atthud.
PURSE. On the morning of December S.h, at 8 30
oCiock, JOHN PURSE. native OF Pangton
Iesident Of this city, aged 50 years.
The funeral services will take ulace at the resi-
der ce of George II. Given. No. 40S 18th street. be
tween ID ard u. NJ W, Sabbath afternoon. at go
o'clock At which the friends of deceased invited
to attend. q"
MATLOCK. The funeral services Of the late
SIMEON MATL0Ck will be held to morr Sun
day } at clock at his late residence Sth
street N. W between G and H.
The members Of the Association Of the Oldest In
habitants Of the District Of Columbia and relatives
STEWART. LOUISA STEWART, wife of John
after q long Cd painful illness.
The funeral will take place from her resid snce,
South Carolina avenue, between 3D. and 4th streets
east. Sunday ateInoon,a at IL O'Clock, and proceed
TO Israel Church, South Capitol street.
AorDing papers please copy.t
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dirty. unwsshed rooms with old paper on the
floors. and devoid of even drugget carpet. In
H.nr, Harris room, which is in the rear, near
William street, Is large safe in which he keeps
Nathan was murdered up town one day Henry
Hart came TO the Fourth Ward station house
bresthless. and said, Sergeant. is the captain
In" "No, Mr. Hart" 'vell, am so moosh
afraid now as Mr.. Nathan has been murdered.
Will yol not have the goodness to put q special
police n IN to watch my place? 1t will not cost
anythiI extra. Will IT." Mr.. Hart did not get
any special policeman. A private Waterman
Off red to watch his place for 20 month, but
Mr.. Henry Hart declined the offer, saying ne
could not spare the 50. The rooms are kept in a
state Of semi-cleanlness by an old woman AIMED
Mcclure, whose wages no one has ever been able
to ascertain, but which, to judge from her ap-
Pc arance. must be very small indeed.
And so from day to day go on these men, caring
for naught save gold and wealth.
Men may come and men may go,
But gold goes on for ever
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A Jealous Lovers Crime.

= Sing Siyg Tragedy Trial # LEsIJeryer for the
RtT@~r u Fred.Ticka NIysr-Is Court tciA
EsijCt a.. Res Brdta-
Jacob Luenberger was arrsigned yesterday
ICtOTe Justice Tappan, in White Plains, for the
murder 0t Frederick Mayer last st. Valentines
Cay in Sing Sing. Miss MAYER was a niece OF
81 Mrs. Ann DeriOn, and had lived with her aunt
about fourteen years. About The time that little
FTedeTicka took up her abode in her aunt's
family Jacob Luenberger. then young man OF
twenty-eicht. went into the liquor business with
Mr.. DerioH and became boaTder in the family.
A. FTedericka grew up she became attached To
Luenber.er- For several months previous to
the tragedy Miss Mayer urged him to marry her,
bat a. she was rather young, IL wa. his desire tn
Ic>tpOne the marriage until last fail. She did
not Ike the delay and soon formed the acquaint
and about q week before her death she told I.u-
enberEcT that she was engaged to marry Lange.
i.uenteTger for four DAYS looked for LANCE TO
beat him. On 81. Valentines day LANCE sent a
very insulting valentine TO Luenberger. who
thtreupOn armed himself and searched the viii
iage, determined to kill LANCE ON sight, but
could not ind him. Luenberger went TO his din
ner at o'clock a. usual, and sat dow with Mrs.
peTiOn and her sister. Miss Caroline Smith.
Frederika sat a little TO the left or Luenberger
sewing. Lnenberger finished his dinner, arose
from the table, turned round facing Frederick
pulled ont a revolver and fired at her without
word of warning, killing her instantly. Luen-
berger then put the muyzle of the revolver 10
his forehead and planted a ball in his BRAIN
he ball il there vet He tell, but arose and
seized a butcher knife and attempted To stab
himself three times. He was prevented by Mr..
OCrOn.
= Lnetberger Yesterday pleaded not guilty, and
Mrs. DeriOn and Miss Smith were placed ON the
stand. Their testimony went to prove that Ll-
erbeTger had committed the murder. The case
= still ON. y. san, Dec. =.
The jury in this case returned a verdict Of
not guilty., accepting the insanity theory Of
TIE defence
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pG GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers
~ Southeast corner ID and 9TH SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es


I'M " Sam TN .ADLh hhAL hS
IA Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust bearing
among the land records of Washington county
District Of Columbia, and by the direction of the
party thereby secured, the undersigned will offer for
DAY, the 4th day II December, Isl, at 1 o Clock
p m: the follow ing valuable Lot, viz Lot nineteen
This beautiful lot contains upwards of seven In VI,
sand square feet # ground AMI fronts Oh Massachu-
-etis and New Jersey avenues and G street north
And under and br virtue Of the same deed of trust
ami 10y direction OF the party thereby secured, the
ises on FRIDAY, the 9TH day OF December, Isl l. at
clock p. m Lot 2 in square 9O. This lot is sit
Iatsd en- 10Th street east near the of
rapidly improving section of the city. =
Aud under and by virtue Of certain other deed of
4 d: lS!0, and by direction Of the party thereby se
cured the undersiged will offsr for sale, at public
q os a. m ss5
ing Real Estate wing in Huntinston, Prince SeorSs's
map or subdivision Of said Huntington. made ' Sy
1enj. M. Plumb c., a. lots numbered from one -
o; S
from one to seventy six 76,j inclusive, IN SQUARE
IN said SQUARE. cent tsG%
ing nnety-si thousand six hundred sausre feet "f
gTornd aiso iots numbered from one tD % seventy
ard ninety thousand square feet 81 srounS
with in ave days from the day q sale the propersJ
will be reeold At the risk and q the dsfauitinx
CITY Trustees r snd tss in
ent Of 500 on each piece Of property immediately
1sell at ONCE stamps and cOnvsyancins a, he cost
=. ES%ARD e. sARsrseroN, ys,, Trustee.
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N. B.-The auctioneers call the particular alter
ton OF the public to The above sale, Msssrs. Full
TON CO., not having had a sale for the last two
years, have large and well selected lot Of GOODS
which they have determined TO sell without reserve
X. II. co. have several Watches aud other vslu-
able articles which they have held over IL months,
end the de positors have them on payment OF the
principal and small interest.
We advance money al less than one hall the usual
rates. nol2
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MARRIRn

BDPRY-EAGLESTON On the 9Th Of Deem
ber- ISL. ut tho church Of the INN scuste Concep
ttn.b, the Rev FRfhsr M6tartv JONI BERRY,
faq.. OF GHOr getown, TO HESTER JANE EAGLE
SION of Wa bingt N.
New Orleans papers please copy. !
CRAf-CRiDFR. On March ~, 1871. by Rev. Mr.
Cuihteri b.. the First Baptist Church. G. II. GRAY
To- hiss VI. Il. CRfs ER, both Of Washington c.
SPAULI ING-PERKINS. On Thursday the 7th
INST BY Rev. DIR. Stsrksy. in the church of the
En- rhaHy, nOIIVFR =. SpkJLDING and NAET-
IA PEkKINc- both of Mansfield, Mass
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EGESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES,

OFFICE OF NAVY PAYNAsrER.
WAsHINGT',V ID g.. Dec. Z. l5-l. {
Sealed Proposals, endof sed Proposals for Fresh
Beef and Negetables, will be receiv cd this office
until 2 clock .. IN. on the TWENTIETH DAY op DE-
6EMBER Isl for the supply Of 23 pounds of Fresh
Etef and SIeg pounds Of Fresh Vegetables, ar the
Washington Navy Yard and station, as required
The beef must be Of good quality and eq ua to the
grade necessary 10 make the best mess beef anu be
teTs The vegetables be of best auality the
market affords, and the beef and vegetables must be
offered for by the pound.
Bonds, with approved security, will be re, rirei in
ere quarter the estimated amount Of the contract,
and twenty Per cent in addition will he Withheld
nom the amount Of each payment, collateral, Sc
curlty tor the due peri, nance Of the contract.
winch reser' alton will not be paid until The contract
is fully complied with.
Every offer must be accom- panied by a written
guaranty, signed By one q more responsible per
t;d be accepted, enter into obligation within ii We
DAYS. with good and sufficient suretes 10 furnish the
articles proposed.
No proposal will be cOnside red unless accom- panied
By such guaranty, and the Department reserves the
right 10 reject any proposal unless the possibility
OF the guarsnors j. certified to by the Assessor Of
Internal Revenue for the district in which they
side, and unless satisfactory evidence that the bid
der IL a regular dealer in the article he offers to
supply is furnished with the proposal. well
isjtet any proposal net considered advantageous to
II is TO be understood that in case the stipulated
quantity Of either article shall lie dalivere Leaving
balance due the other article, the contr act NAV
be considered completed in full At the non VI
,he De apartment. EDWIN STEWART,
GsM Paymsstef, L 3. NAVY,
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALV SALE.

In virtue of writ OF fieri fAcias issued from the
Clerk office Of the Supreme Court OF the District
Lie sas for cash in front q The Court door Of
9sid District, on WEDNIeDAY, the 9th day OF
right, title claim and interest in and to lot No is
in square No. eQ5, in the city Of Washin gtou D. c.
thereon, seized and levied upon the property Of
Charles w Murray, and will be sold satisfy exc
AtkX. SHARP, IS. 0arshal, d. C.
pece0per fslUu, does dts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

.
al prenle Court 81 the District Of Colsmbis. rem.
Adered IN ChaLcery cause No. Z3sO, entitled Kill
on hs "a. sell 4 sSss susGP
ss SSS the re-.
twenty six lia6 fronting on street, between 18th
and lsh streets northwest, Running back alley
containing Ass square feet, less improve ed
y tive Frame Houses fronting % X street, and
property 10 situated in eligible end rapidly i'm
proving section Of the city ana presents . rare
'n And on nv WE6NEs is tn. 9th d.y Of pse-u.
virtue a the decree Aforesaid the undersaned xii
offer for sale .tlpushe auction pert q original lot
beginning for said part At point the line Of aid
LOT bounding on Virginia avenue, eighty four tssj
feet six inches southsastsry from the northwest
ssuiseasess VIII v Viz .ssnus epin. rSDn5ns
thence soth to the Of ssd lot number Soar
q thence With seid ssuth line yess forty 0l feet
ing two thousand elk hundred and twenty siSDl
. ssusrs feet, moro OF less -. -
Also, part q lot number four a,yjn s,uare num-
At POINT one hundred and thirty r,i q s lHt
t6 inches frsm the northwest Of sasa lot and
running any feet on Virginia avenue, 90 the nsrts-
eight inches 20 the soufhsast corner t1ence for
~ i've (lsl feet the south lne of said lot theme
to the be ginning, containing SIS square feet more
Tern Of sale: One-thIrd cash; balance in tvs,v.
ilelaD0twenty four ga months, with note basr;ns
interest. No deed given until purchase mooney =
ser. SO down on each lot when sod. ana n IN
ten m cf sale are not complied with in ave Tslds
n he day OF sole, the Trustee the n IN
to rei st the cose and risk Of tbs desaaitinG bar.
EDWARD O. CARRINaroN rrw
oscsa Gkk6& 4 WILLIAMS Aucts.
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Two R!CH MEN DEAD.-within the past ten
Gays have died, at an advanced age. two of the
Hchest men of Florence. One, an Englishman,
AiT. Sloane, began his career here in an humble
caPac1ty :" years ago. and by getting the control
and working with intelligence the copper mines
near Monte Catini, in Tuscany. succeeded in
carving hls profits high $4,000 a year. He
E"GeIt the historic villa Care2gi, in which Lo-
reno the Magnificent, Of the Medici, lived and
died. aId in which this rich foreigner also
lrCathed his last. Mr.. Sloane died without chill
sres, and gave his property To a Russian family
resident here, whose ancestors were his benefac-
turs in early life. The ether rich man was Jew
SlgnOr MOdIgiani by name. who, BY usury and
Par>imcny- had succeeded in am sssing a dozen
millions of francs. Many were disappointed be-
cause the public did not get a good portion of
these dead mems estates. The Newspapers Law
stress ON the fact that the Jew RENE IN 5ered the
faithful domestics long in his service, which the
Christian did not. Formerly the excellence of
Italian servants Wa much eXtollel, but here, As
yeIyw here else. With the license OF a progress
made i'm the wrong direction, the STANDARD of
quality has fallen pretty low. Henceforwnrd, to
encourage fidelity, let all Christians in making
their wills remember those by whom thew have
been long. honestly, faithfully and patiently
Scryed--LettsT ~ v. J.. TiRsS-
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An CNPLEAsANI SHAyE--A workmen at
Colts armory who has tor had) very long
beard, flowing down upon his breast, was the
other day At work upon a small lathe revolving
rapidly. He said he 'felt something tickling
his beard, and looking down, saw some Of the
lcnges; hairs touching the lathe. Quick as a
rash before he had time TO think Of his danger
the longest hair OF his beard caught in the lathe
and wound HIM up; the next he knew the lathe
was nearly turning out the inside of his nose.
cutting out the cartilage that separates the nos
tTils then, with . mighty effort, he straiQhtened
up. saving himself from further operations on
the lathe by pulling out q handful Of beard a
foot long and a. large round as his wrist-which
will be handy for HIS wife 20 use a switch.
His injuries are painful, but not dan2erous.-
Hartford CoNrcnk.
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isk EkEEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
~ Southeast 7rh aud ID streets

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REALISJAIE ON CAPITOL HILL.
Ia BY virtue a deed Of trust 10 me, dated
n.& september n, 1854, and duly recorded in
&& fiher n q. T, folos SIS, $40 31 and s,3, one
the land records for Washington county District
VI cOluInbs stall offer at public auction, in front
Of the premis.s, on THURSDAY, the 9th day OF
Dess@ee ,ss LICK p m all tia. piece, parcel,
city Of wsshing.on, in the District Of Columbia.
known and described o. lot X, in william a. Phil
lips' subdivision Of original lots numbered nine 49,
numbered eight hundred and sixteen, Jsl6 which
said division 10 recorded in tine ONCE OF the City Sar-
veyor Of Wsshineton city, together with the free
OF the five feet alley in the rear Of said lot 4
and the perpetual 5isht OF free ingrsss aud egress
aloi the adjoining lot to the ten feet alley a. laid
down in the plat Of said Subdivision recorded a
Aforesaid. This property fronts 9Th street east
Of the city, and improved By . two-stery Frame
Terms: One third cash: balance ia and j: months
est from the day OF sale, will be taken, secured BIZ
deed Of trust the property Sold deposit az S,o1
viii be REQUIRED az the time Of sale. AN convey
r M1CHAEL LQCXMAN, Trustee
no2fd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Ancts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
"WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of December, ISL. at
the same hour and place. By order of the Trn. ree
dS-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucs..
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Rl GBLES a WILLIAMS. Aucttoneer-.
~ Souihsa-f corner ia asl y streets,
RLSTEEs SALE OF A VALUABLE TRAor
OF LAND IN MCnOM I'll CNt-NTY. MIST


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACY
OF LANp IN MCnoMELL COMFY, WEsT
VIRGINIA. COMPRISING lac 600 ACRES
&C. By Virtue Of y decd Of trust dated Jrlv ,sih
So l~ie, giN en- by William q. W Jaeger to frank
I'm Mace, the subscriber will sell the from
~ the Ciit Usll on a. street in the city .f Wash
mgiCn. ID. ,on MONDAY. G.e lsa day q: Jana
sry ls72, AZ he hour Of clock M tbs following
d.scribed tract Of land, situated in The county Il
the Lcrg Fork of tie Sandy river. aud coatairl
within the following Notes ami bounds. wit. Be-
ginning at corner about seventy five poles in a
NJ rile asfeTIy direction from 9oinl he line
said tract, v here klkbOrn Gre crosses the sAIa.
thencc south twenty i've a. Frses west thirteen haa
drei poles The corner: TN -. south fftg sy De-
gi"ee ~eet twenty ELY hHBdi 81 and fTty Diif- 20
corner. thence sou n thi.oy-seycn degrees ea-
thiftN Elk hundred poles = Corner. sisnca nnrtL
SHY -t"ur q gree- east f8E. hHudrea h. T. a 2 =
ner; thence north twenty degrees w-SI i've hundred
ard thirty poles to rr-r, rhenc. HDrth fftean &c
Rr-e- east two hundred and higs.y poles: thaure
North u,Ity-four degrel west ave hunirs.i ana
eighty POLES to corner, thence naIfh ten .s.ra..
esrt twenty Line bursiTei aud AIRY poles 90 sc.r-
ner; thence north twl degrees west eight hua ltef
AID eighty pples 10 CORNER, thence sIsith eirhi,
d"s.ees west eighscea hundred and ETY. pNirs a. /.
corner; tbeIce sOuth forty I'VE deSrees Wi 49,.
hundred ELd twenty pores 20 the place of brgnUf.y
containing lsc !0p acres of land. more or less
The terms of safe One half cash. and the haf
ance Ia three equal payments. At six. twelve and
eighteen months with Interest, with security TO De
approved 10y tbs trustee; the purchaser pay lug on
implied with within twenty days then the property
VIII be reseid sron an advertisement in ,fne rrw-
paper ~ -nted ia Washington, D. G for ten .Ssys al
the risk and cost OF the purchaser Ia default
FRANKLIN MACE. Trustee
nols sa~&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aac,..
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Is ~ Usf 6f m e tSSss.', es.ss' e.1 0.s,
N@ssS or I.Lalno ~ o feana e
T s:sss ssSs = :::;;'S sss''s'I: s:ss:ss
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HAROS BAZAAR, Via "a. avenue, bet ~.,ru ~ "a
~ and 10th e the cheapest and best place Tor
nne GUS, PISTOLS, CLOCKS. No trouble tc
snow eooos. oc5lI
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SALE OF IMPROVED sSDU IN
lMPENNEO PROPERTY AT AurTINN

rEtsTEES SALE OF IMPROVED aSnUS.
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
IA 10y VIZ ne of a decree IN the Supreme Court
a. ~ the District % Columbia an equity csuzs nj
Akhulp V Rawlings, "a viii srli, on IN prem
s.s; On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Rec'ni'-,r
i4th, ri, ~ ncuck 3 all that part Il Lsi -.
~ square sOi. cont aimed IN the bounds toll NVieE-
bet inning NJ the southeast Of aid lot sns
running thence north stk street east. . f-s
thence wesi l09 inch T. an alley: th.--. r.s1fA
p teet thence To the place 81 beginE iEg lg-k
brlonRing
Also, eghavi on Lots o %. pnd u, IN s.aa-s 90
Also. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON De- .a..el 10
at - Cl~Ck, e. will sell
Lot D. ia sanarc 999
Lot 3. IN square luio
Lets -, -. and -, in square .03l
Toms. one third cash balance ~ ars = months.
notes eealipg interest sud secured u Ert ~
upon the rroeert- CoDveva1cing. star4p- e., -
G. - al IIrCls-rrs. p0sit Of SEE Ca each pas-
chase At time Of sale.
S.ML L Philips, 1,s.,...
JAMES HOBAS, ifhsl'
nae9 W l.. WALL ( 20 s1r,.
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I United Stairs PATENT OFFICE,
ON IN. vst; ss;EaSs # p NSys%bss 4, Igi

ON tn. petition Il HkiEH %S0bwn,RlbS of
Lowell, Massachusetts, administratrix of Caiv in
New York, N. T., praying. for tho extension Of q
patent granted to the said Calvin Wo Inward and
ISIS Tor an improvement In Hydraulic Valves:
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case he
closed on the loth day Of January next. that the
time for fling Arguments and the Examiners report
be limited 70 the 18th day Of January next ana that
safd petition be heard on the 31st day Of January
next.
so:sGS II. 3. IiG a comni.sioner.
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AUCTION SALES.
TENS AFTERNOON,

NF GREEN WILLIAMS. AIctioneers.
ID Southeast corner seyo nth AID ID slrcets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
bWELL'NG n6Usss AND yArSST IoT
B6uN Hbs sYe sTkEsrs s Sd fhfAkS AND
- 2lsi, ISL, and recorded in Liber No es5, folio
524, &C., And b. direction Of the party seeur d
soyemb.r sots, III n front q sh.
O'clock p all thoee cert ain pieces parcels or lots
q er3and si nate. iyirg and being II the eny Q,
de ribcd upon the ground pla,s plsns Of said city
as Lots nsmt cred seven niue CT9i, eighty pi and
paa q T en hnf Of soaar se ,%o Snn
corded in Lib-r c. H. B folio 81.
anco in six and twelve mcnths, secured by note-
aud deed 81 trust on the property: sfe down
on each Heuse when the prore ~ il strsck
within five days from the sale, the Trustee re.
serves the rigat to resell the property the ri-k
and cos- of the defsulting purch 'scr. Stamps and
D. DAVIDSON, Trustee
noed GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
prTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on
account Of the rsin ulii FRIDAY tn, instant.
al the same hour Place BY rde- ~ the Trustee.
no2ld CksEE WILLIAMS, Aucts.
rs~THE ABOVE SALE Is pos rPorFD ON
account Of the rain until TT ESDAY. the 2oih in
.tsht, at the same hour and place. by sTder Of the
Trustee.
po2i ID GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE -ALEIs POSTPONED US
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