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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
Ayers Cherry PeCtOra

s0r Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, such ss
Coughs Colds NhoOping Cough, Bron-
vhitis Asthma AMI CONSUMPTION.
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DRAWING OF AUGUST 10. 1850

DRAWING OF AUGUST 10. 1850.
Thos Bailey, Jr., Cont. bet. Prieur and
Miss Grace 81 Whitney. Gardner, Mas.
aug. Riuxet, ~ De. atur Il New Orleans
A. Joseph, ThibodeanI, La.......................
+ Il. Cousins. Csllands, Pittsylvania Co,
..'.,..''',.'''''''''
John r. Sess, IS Dey ST.. New York;.
l.. +. Freshman, IS Avenue b, New York
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DRAWING OF NOVEMBER .. 1880

George Z. Chapman, l9l Washington ST.,
Boston, MssS...... ............:......:....:..
George Polsty, l26 w. AID st., New York.
Michael Iotan, As W. SO ST., New York.
B. J. Blackman, 2Il Broadway, New YORK
Mrs. L. Murphy, 63 South Rampant st.,
New Orleans La..........,.........."..
II. stump, Philadelphia, Pa.-"................
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
DRAWING OF MAY IL, 1880.
DRAWING OF JUNE Is. 1880.

1hos. G. Bevle Hard Times. La..............s 500
JOIN Callahan, SO Fulton St., B'klyn,S 2,to5
Jarnalowsky & Markell, 81 Canal st., NY. 2,05
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { st. Louis
RALwAY-PAN.HANDLE ROUTE

Trains leave Pan. Handle Depot, foot OF Eleventh
street, near public landing. daily, except Sun
day. - follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
GRAYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

-
English Rene
dy. An uRfail.
ing cure for
Seminal Weak
ness, Sperma-
tOrrhea, ImpO-
tency, and all
Diseases that
follow as O Sc I
quence Of self
- - -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
DRAWING OF sEprEMBEp "A, 1890

IF. R Ashton. n. y. cor. 10th and Thomp'
son sts., Phi
--, Providence, X. l., collected
through Messrs. Chace, Watson & Butts 5
---, collected through Ball, -.
Hutchings & Co., Galveston. Tcx-.........
J. Edmunds, Houston, Ter";::...;.;....:..... !
ID. II Yount, IA ID st.. 3. 4. Washington,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
DRAWING OF JULY 10, 1880.

DRAWING OF JULY ID, lSSO.
Jacob Rabiner, 500 Grand st., New York. !
Max stern, New York Thy Edsms EqpreS) i
II. Israil, II. Oppenhiem, b. Rosenblum,
OIL Chrystle ST., New York......-....".......-
Eliza McGrain, New York (by Adams Ex.
press '.'.''.-'
VIM Matthews, Mt. Vernon, \. I...........
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West Va. Stencil and Seal Works !

lzsl MARKET SrRkET,
WHEELING, W. VA.
All Kinds OF stencil work and
Engraytng
PD,mptly done. Also Po-:on,cs Marking Stamps
snd Csncsllers and Supplies fur llshed. Address
an .,iS A T.. CASTOR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04

FREEs s..I,: n: 10, c.'.,ssas ,, z
81 - a. faxs.s. =. 4 :. -
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ne sbovs ale has been sdjnurned unii.
WsAsesday. June Is, rs, 20 take plaes then q
- aIo. b CALDWELL. rnass. ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04

1900
1900
$500
1850
i,2j0
1870
l,30
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15
HAT aa1sa1 aIs7DN.


Yesterday the goo salmon eggs re
ceived from Maine by Hub Parker
were all safely Matched, not over fifty
in the entire lot failing to produce {
salmon. The eggs had been in the
water about ten days, suspended in
wire boxes, each box being hung in q
wooden trough. When the fish succeeds
in getting through the shell it fal~
| through into the wooden box and for q
couple Of days remains fastened to a
| little gutinous bali, which adiieres to
| the under portion Of the fish. This
glutinOus substance looks like q little
corneiian pebble, such as is found at
the Lake. There is very littia life or
motion apparent in a layer Of these
half Matched eggs, but ii they
are in the least disturbed the mass be-
comes particularly active and the Il It
dart about dragging the incU;nbrrance
after them, moving quite rapidly. In
this State the fish are 50 cOlCrle5s that
they are hardly Gistinguishahjn, eXcep:
by reason Of the eyes, which are H0uu}
the size of Il pins head and coal black
When they are at last liberated from
the egg they rise to the surface and the
water is changed, being drawn OFF by :,
siphon. Inside Of d lew weeks they are
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15
Senator Jones' Generosity.

Much has been truthfully written re-
specting Senator Jones princely instinct.
and generosity. y private letter re-
cpived by gentleman Of this city from
Washington yesterday, relates another
incident Of the Senator's goodness OF
heart. \ little over month since he
saw bright and Intelligent looking lad
about 1 ( years of age, who was bitter Y
weeping, in charge Of a policeman.
| Upon making inquiries as to the boys
arrest, he was told that the latter had
just been caught in the act of paWning
a lady's stolen watch.
The lad gazed imploringly into the
Senator's face, and loudly sobbing, said,
~ did not steal the watch, sir; it be-
longs to my mother, and as we have
grown very poor, | was sent to pawn
it 10 pay our rent"
Witt his ulfaltering faith in the
goodness Of htman nature, the Senator
instituted inquiries regarding the ver-
acity Of the lads statement, and learned
that it WAS true. The family to
which the boy belongs, was at one time
a very wealthy one in New York City.
The father losing a collos sal fortune in
Wall street, he secured clerkship in
the Treasury Department at Washing
ton, which he retained up to his death,
about eight months ago. Since that
time the family have been living off the
few trnkets which they saved from the
wreck. Senator Jones being fully sat-
isfied as to the responsibility of the
people with whom he was dealing, gave
them check for $500, to relieve their
wants, and a few days after
ward procured clerkship for one of
the sons, young man % years of age,
in the Interior Department. This dis
Interested kindness now places the fam |
lily above want and misery.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15
yOTTI sSsS.

Senator Fox, Of Sold Hill, was in the cit
yesterday.
Jack Marshall returned from San Fran
| cisco yesterday.
Judge Cary yesterday registered forty
five vot rs
A very light mail arrived here yesterday
from the East.
A Knights Templar delegation will visit
Virginia to-day.
Agricultural m ltters in Carson Valley
look very pr, N sag.
The saw mills at the Like Will begin the
solsou 5 work next week.
IT II Allen Vice President of the North
ern Belle Mining Co., is at the Ormsby.
TIE [. S. Stage Company's COACHES will
make connectionsa at Hawthorne on and after
lie 18th inst.
Lon Meder has gone into the grocery bus
mess at Oakland, where he will permanent
: reside hereafter.
All the Tags in The city were flying at
half mast yesterday out Of respect to the
.uartyred Abraham Lincoln.
The application OF Johnny Davis for re-
storation to citizenship has been denied by
he Board Of P4rdons. This is another
blow for the De nocracy.
! large delegation of Ormsby Lodgr No.
:. A. O. Z. W. made a fraternaI visit to
Virginia steveniag. whore they were right
PLEASANTLY entertained.
The railroad fare from Hawthorne to
arson sill lee SO, and it is said that the
-tage fare from Bodie to Hawthorne viii be
n less than IS. This is So more than It
.sow costs.
Ia the matter Of the Nevada Benevolent
Lottery case before the Supreme Court, the
arguments are made, briefs filed, and a de-
sion will probably be given some day
4eXt week.
Many we've deferred from visiting Haw
hume yesterday, owing to a report that
he e was Il case Of SIN. II pox there. Later
II the ay when the loaned that the re-
port was Ise the NAL di tioas upon the
,es,u Of the la v no circu.atel it were severe
nd numerous.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15
'Sk.Laa- 80 Has.

| NEW York, April 14.-The SlosS0n
rtloped some wonderful shots and
<cOrVs. Each player 5 rpassed his pre-
>ious record, 5Ios-ol BY one shot and
! ,'chaetier by 20. sl)rson played very
.lr,fui game ana carried OF the honorS
# the evening. SchaefIcr was equally
Dol and confident, as shown by run
# 3f2, when the rerann0unced that
~;chacffcr had 2,035 ard SIosson 1,O75.
~losson followed imme liltyly with
heavy runs against comparatively small
mes by ,tchaeiIcr, and the crowd held
Is breath at his daring and successful
.,!ay. The score closed as follows:
;chae:for, 2,fG0; S5ioSson, 1850, Highest
runs, Sctaetitr, 81, 342, So, 175, S.;
-'Iosson, -, 207, 20E, 1862, 1906, 80.
pHlIADELpHIA, April AR. 3.
Hu@tnan, Of London, writes John W.
i1oruey that child who said his name
was Charlie Ross and that he was
brought FROM America in ship, WAS for
some months at school at LaughtOn,
Welve miles from London, where he
was placed by veiied woman Of COM
mon appearance. Little attention was
then paid, as the people there had heard
th;,t the lost boy had been restored to
Ms father. Where the woman and
.hilt went is not known
New NOEK, April 14.-The mining
market is showing some very strong
features and transactions are daily in
.reasing at approaching prices for the
leading mines. The Nevada and Utah
properties are experiencing the boom in
1 very material manner, and stocks |
which a few days ago We're held at |
rom so cents to 81, are now crowding |
10 81 per share.
CHIC, April i4.-The latest returns |
state: that 5000 persons were killed |
and 10000 injured by the earthquake.
At Nevita 1920 were killed. A
shock On Monday caused the ground to
,ubside a metre. Great numbers of
he inhabitants are emigrating.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15

The instrumental concert in the Capt.
tol grounds yesterday afternoon, by the
New Orleans Minstrel Band, was at
tended by a large and appreciative audi
cnce. The music was as good as was
ever rendered by a cOlored band;
was smooth, harmonious, and gave gen.
eral satisfaction. Ii The early part OF
the day the management Of the com
pany decided to pCstpone the concert
until to-day, but upon the suggestion OF
the APPEAL, based on the ground that
the concert had several times been an
nounced for yesterday, and that the
public schools would be dismissed an
hour earlier than usual to give the chill
dren an opportunity OF hearing the
music, the management wisely anO
good-naturedly kept its advertised
promise. There will be another free
concert at the same place at 2 ocloc <
this afternoon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15
HAWTHORNE.
FME NEW TOWN BAPTAsED.
A Thousand People Present at the
Ceremony.

The train which left the Mound
House yesterday morning for HaW.
tlOrne contained four passenger coaches
and twelve fat cars, carrying about
seven OF eight hundred people from this
| city and the ComStock. The run was
made in four hours, over q very level
road winding through the valleys which
present alternate sections Of good agri-
cultural land If irrigated-and wastes
| of alkali. After a run Of four hours
THE TOWN
Was sighted at the further end of
Walker Lake. Il is a collection of tents
erected IN a row Oh the right OF the
track. Each tent is saloon or y gam
bling house, run in the regular old
primitive style of the frontier. In the
door OF one the bury figure of Sine.
Barnes was recognized, and when the
train stopped he extended the freedom
Of the city to all hands III character
istic speech. About two hundred men
were already on the ground, nearly half
of whom We're capitalists from Bodie
An American flag was flying from each
tent and the enthusiasm was unbound
ed. Lunch WAS spread on piles Of l,lm-
Der, and wine and chicken were very
plentiful for the next hour.
THE SALE.
Geo. Webb sold the best lots it the
city at auction. The first went for $l35,
the next for Sl20, after which the mar
ket stitfened and one lot sold as high as
Sl95. Forty lots were sold for $4,000, !
being bought by men who will begin to |
make improvements Immediately.
The return trip was made in six |
hours without accident. The Indians
drove lively trade in fish, selling
about a ton of trout at retail. The pur-
:hasers, however, distributed them to
he inhabitants Of Dayton and Pizen
Switch. The train reached Carson at
10 o'clock. All agree that the road is
;plendidly built and on one stretch of
i've mills the train ran at the rate of 80
niles an hour. A more extended re-
,0rt cannot be given, owing to the late
lvs8 Of the hour.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15
WAY 1t Jealousy i?

Yesterday afternoon 4 very black col
ored man and a squaw had a row in
front Of ThaXter's drug store. 1t hap
pened to be case of OtheIlO and Des-
demonia. The colored man picked up
a large rock out Of the street, which,
from the glare Of hisjealous eye, he con-
templated hurting at her; but the
squaw wisely ran into the store for pro-
lection, and the man walked off with
the thoughts Of vengeance ranking in
his heart. This is not the first time that
that odd twain have had row, and
strange to say, they always select Thax-
ter's corner for their rendezvous.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15
Judge AIRY ia n Fix.

Judge Cary made great mistake
when he accepted the Chief Judgship OF
the Baby Show. Since his appoint
ment has been made public, his office
has been fairly overrun with mothers
contemplating exhibiting their babies,
some threatening and others imploring
him. His political career in this COM
munity, after the close Of the show will
be very brief, us all the mothers whose
babies receive no prizes can henceforth
be regarded as his sworn enemies, and
they will surely exert their every in
fiuence to secure his defeat should he
again present his name for public ia
vors. Uneasy, indeed, rests the head
that has distinguished honors thru-t
against it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15

The following additional rules were
adopted by the Beard Of pardons at it,
lastmeeting:
Rule 9.-No document relating to a
pending application for pardon Or COM
mutation of sentence, or to a prior APP
plication which has been denied sii.I
be Withdrawn from the custody of the
Clerk after filing, unless by consent o?
the Board.
Rule l0.-Aprlications for pardon or
coz -. tation of sentence must be file!
w. :: 20 Clerk at least two days teforr
the regular meeting of the Board, at
which the application is to be consd
cred.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15

The commOtlon among the planets on
the 2zd instant will be of nature not
witnessed on earth for nearly 1900
years. 1t viii probably bring about ex-
ceedingIy stormy weather, and some
astronomers venture to say, earth
quakes and pestlence. But the latter
assertion can be taken cum grdnO sails
At all events we shall know more of
the consequences Of the planetary row
after the 22d instant has passed, and in
the meantime it will be wise to lose no
sleep or appetite ON that :, ore.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15
Rev Orleans EE.nstre7s.

Owing to the exodus to Hawthorne
yesterday, the MINISTRIES opened to a
very light house last night. Although
the performance was not up to firs5
class standard, yet there were quite q
number of good features in it. The
instrumental music is very good, and
particularly Professor Mehden's cornet
There will be another performance to-
night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15

The Virginia Chronicle says: The
ground is settling so rapidly as to crack
the window -panes OF the Gold Hill
railroad depot. The big crevasse in
the neighborhocd Of Fort Homestead is
constantly widening. The town is
actually falling into the old workings of
the Yellow Jacket, Crown Point and
Belcher.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15

y few days since the APPEAR. mad,
mention ola stranger in this city solicit
ing aims and playing the deaf and
dumb dodge. The Individual N qups-
ton, Frank Scot, is native Of Cali
iornia, % years Of age. Twenty year
ago his parents moved to New YORK,
where they placed him il the asylum for
the deaf and dumb. Up to Within a year
ago he could neither hear a sound CT
articulate word. One night ne Wa
taken with conVuI~ions, which lasted : I
hours, and after the expiration OF tina:
time he was able 10 hear and speak as
we'll as any one. For the veriGtatinn Of
his statement he exhibited a certificate
signed by the officers Of the New York
Deaf and Dumb Asylum. When asked
why he asked for assistance under the
guise of being unable to speak, he re-
piled that he thought by such means he
could more readily raise money with
which to engage in a little III sincs5 tn In
by any other. He is stopping here with
a family living near the gas works.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15

Owing to the absence Of the editor,
and the indisposition Of member of
the compassionate force Of the APPEAL,
the political history of Ormsby county
will not appearEin this journal until
Sunday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

BY BoDIE E-DEPARTUEES.
] B WI i4ms Hh,lir M"rden
WIN Bt!ly Ms J Cunningham
J Brent Chas Stevenson
Mrs Stevenson l. Z Bowman
ARRIVALS
Mrs d III Chilas.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CRIsBY HOUSE.
Hi Allen ST G Z Whiskey s T
W. Sutherland OKLA ' G Thompson Cal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15
GOO>i Friday.

There will be special services at st.
Peters Episcopal Church at II A. NJ.
and 1890 p. NJ. to-day. The morning
subject will be "The Atonement of
Christ" and in the evening "The Inter-
mediate State" EVERYBODY is invited.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15

Yesterday there were nine anglers at the
Mexican dam, and only one caught anythi ls
Fishing at that point is rath an uncert lin
aud most unsatisfactory occupation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15
. IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay OF the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most Notifying
and unpleasant to It's possessor, and it is
the most offensive in society;
and yet the cause of it may easily be 70
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
5OZOD0NT. It pUrifes and sweetens the
hrca.t:il, cnols and refreshes the mouth, and
gives pearl-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant odors Of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
EASTER CABDs.-Ca9win Il Alien have just
received fresh lot Of Easter cards direct
from Prang's. they are decidedly the finest
work that Prang has ever executed, and from
so many designs the most fastidious can easily
chose. app lw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15
STOCKS


245 Oebir Ga
365 Mexicau-T3
245 Gould ard Curry 81
I4o Best and Belcher-i0
900 Caiiiornla-i I'D
ooO oa"'ge-o2o
40 Con. Virginia 10
800 Chollar-2 80
4oo Iotosi-5 90
41O Hale and NorcToss-os
~ Grown PCnt--l 90
buo leiio" Jaeket--o
1450 BeIchcr-2 10
4o0 imperiii-2O
loo Aipha-l 30
600 Sierra Nevada ID
10 ltsil-ll4
1880 hUiiion-i %
100 hhchequer-' 80
ZJU OVefnan-I Io
$40 Union Con. --i0f
6io Aita-3 III
$40 Cn.l!SHSe-l 10
70 aeg. heLcher-S
500 Occiaental-l 20
1901 juHa SOC
63U benton-Ioc
400 Andes 10
lUo .i0stice-0oc
III tonhdeuce-o
IlaO hcorp!on--Z 70
EVENING EoA8B.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15

Wi liam Eimbeek and r. A. Mari, of the
q. S. Geodetic survey, have beeI 'aklng
observations at Reno for the past week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15

We respectfully invite everybody to call and obta
prices beoru purchasing elsewhere. HARRIS BRO5.i
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-15

At 81 90 cord Orders left at the Car Confectionery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-09
By Groen u Wise,

Sesi Estate Agents and auctioneers
~ n LIZ Or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- furapHnt to a decree of the Corporation
Court oF The city Of Aiexandris rendered st Its
NoEnuibaf term, 1870. III the chancery cause of
y. r. Hooe's Edm'r., &c. vs.. u. Poor AID
others, thu undersigned surviving commissioner
OF s"ie therein .med, will otf,r f,r sale by pub
llc auction on III u RSDAY, the 12 day of
MHy, 1881 At IL O'clock NJ. in truntof tne Court
soon Oh Fairfax street, in the city of Aiexsu.
dila Va, nll shaJ LOT OF GROUND with the
TWO STORI BkiCk WAREHOUSE there.
on, s.u.te at The northeast Intersection Of King
aGd Fay tie s.reGts, in said city, fronting on
kii'g street 43 5l2 feei and extending bsck
n0rth with the sans width rs the front, 100 feet.
LEI ms of Sale: a sufficient sum IN cas - pay
.iio xJvn5ca vi the suit and sale, say SlG0 snd
Tho rosduo il thrae equSl instaimunts at one,
lWo and three years with interest from Day OF
sat'i the deferred iG.tsIaeats TO ba secured by
the uonds OF the purchaser or purchasers with
good security, and the title to By rataiped until
tho aarne ate paid. Convey sEc:ug ut the cosl
ot The purchaser. g W HAErLES
ag!l-%Od Surviving Comn'r. of sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-09

EDUCATION To educate map is to uufoId
Ms iacutl,s. 10 give him ir-e u,o f his Dowefs
s0d especially his bts, powers. 1t is fist to
rain the inteltect, 10 give MIN a love of truth,
AID 10 iDsr'uc, hin in the process BY which i.
;pEy b. acquired. l. Is 10 train hin, to sonpduess
o. j is uIu,, t. teach him 20 ~,igh " dcnor
stu 60 guard agslGs the souFces ST error Ii is 70
lvo MN lbiEsi frr n0Hiedgr, which will
keep bis !acul!lgs 10 tciou through lite. Ii is
o AID aim 10 ihe ujy Of tha oulwsrd world.
20 lo!,late htm INTO the pl yscBi sciences, sc
ttat BE will uodstetapd he principles of bis
',ade or bosi, es:. aud viii b, sbl3 TO c.npre-
hrud TIE p!cg"menR which are coatipuslly
uas,iuS bstote his eyes, l. is 10 make htu
tia nurt iulp0rtaut mca.s ut Improvement,
self comprehensive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-09
s UCTse5H AaAEs,,
By o; Nesl {; Lucss. AUCTION GERS.

s UCT1ON SALE OF AN EXrEMSJV
- and VALU&tLH MEDtC.Ls mis-
NALL 4 EUuS l. iEA&I-W Will ba sold on
UkSDAf. May 10Th, st 10 o'clock q. m Il.
our auc!iol house, l.rgn and extensive s;ock <
OF Medical, Poatica, Historical School and
"tner books, Il vsIDao.e ilbia;y cf q gsnt'arna n
about to leave. Particular attention Is caliet 10
this sale Positive and without rssesve m21-2t
'sNkUSHkE'S SALE OT LAAD IN FAIR
3 FaA % &IY.-BY virtue OF te.d Of
trust from Theodore L Chase, snt heinz .1oreto
required By parties secured therehY, the under r.
signed, trustee in ssit esd, will Ctf3r FIR sale al
pubic suction, in front of tho Gou:l bonse dvo;
st Fsirta1 Court 8Gusa 1T twelve O'clock ~.
or MOSDAf June i, 1851, IEe TRACT OF
La N Conveyed to him in s-id daat sad de
Ecti5od as follows, viz: 8eei: niag 1t !. cead
poplar standing On the south side OF roGue run
scorrer Of C.rpent"r'a patc"i, now william
Vioiatts; thence 8. I9l, so poles IT, ren
nS,h1d while oak s,,ing-; !bsEce 25i0 -.
'Olt poles to hickory sni pie OF st2uss; lrepcy
VIII The line OF Deunia Acliar,y Johnson n. 3.!o
y; loI poles to marked dogYund corner 10 SlI-
)sh Compton's lot; thence With his iue Z. go, -
~ poles TO stake on nO.u9 ruu; taanca down
the several coursls and meanders b .eecf 10 tie
eeglpHinS, coltsiuiGg 81 Ecras .nti 10 poles
Terms Of Sslr: Cash a. to thn sum of 500;
the re7ldue nj six, twelve snd eightesn months,
WIN Interest evld=ncad by boads OF the pur-
chaser, secured by dead of trust upon the
premises, FRANCIS SMIr4
myi-Wts Trustee.