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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

NEOO REWARD.-CROss' SPECIFIC MIxTURE.-
poOO For the of Gonorha ,Gleets
lsgous complaints OF the organs vfgenerstion.
OfA remedies yet dseoveredfor the this
10 the most certain.
II makes speedy and without the least
elton Diet, drink, exposure, change in appeaonte
business.
Wsgy. long auaehsh reeommends,ionsto deceive the
,ublc II medic does not speak for itself SHAH
peak for it. Our seeti notify where be bad and
the.propeto challenges asnge ofreeeni Goncr
brough which the Mixture will not edeea rapid
under Forfeiture or $500 =,
This disease unatey pervades all RANKS oso
cety-high low, rich and rmonial and single They
with aremedy BY which they them
selves without the least exposure the shortest time pos
able.
Furtker the disease cannot be contracted dose OF the
Mixture night going bed when Hpossd
Ii put bottles with full directions Il
81 bottle One bottle lasts week which g.n,ray eurss
Many are euredin two days.
For sale only AT DR. VIM H. Minors Drug Store Ne iss
Broadway Of Bey frank House. New ORR
Jones' Hsehrson corner Of ChesnSt aud ssvsoth
streets Philadelphia.
Beware of mutations The senuine only above
-srn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

TIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
S2YSy SysywSV1y1&M cured without the Of the
lSHLUy ykHyaIyX lancet, however long standing
By MrsMOTT the krated
Female Physician. See adv ertisement o26-3n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-19

DAD STONES or native Magne? Iron Ore, constantly
- On hand, and for sale, wholesale and retail, at
FEUCTWANGERs Pharmacy, sse Broadway,
corner Pearl street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

TO THE PUBLIC.

A few weeks ago made bet with Mr.. Ger
S,s,e pf Nav York, 10 be poIleJ in the Pseside1l
election, allowing him twenty five hundred usal9
FOR Harrison against Van Buren,. NJ. Jor.sp 60
not OF would not put up the money On the day
pointed FOR the stake to be- made, and w. ~ e
TO reduce The bet 10 bis ability pIeasure--ssy -
suit Of clothes understand many are, ~ w1e0 -
be- oil opinion that was deficient IN punetuallfy@
To correct this esror am still ready 10 put 1p a.
S25O0 in the hands of the Cashier of the baBk -
virgina al this place, with Mr. Jordan o. any OIL
person. who has The means and sptvit ~ kl44s
a like amount on the same terms. And this SUM
falls short Of my wishes take stock tie eIee*.
,ion, | would accommodate few more cussofsefpt|
either on the State Of New York or on the Renepo1
result. AUG. LEf Wl<F4s
Lynchburg, July 25. 1910.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

o. The recent attempt TO murder the Queen of
England and her husband is attributed, by some Of
the English papers. to higher than the va nth
who attempted it. OConnell takes up the hue and
cry and, in an ad lress TO the people of Ireland
says, 1.-The murderous traitor was not the sole
criminal; great as was his gull, he was the agent Of
greater villains than himself" Suspicion points 10
Ernest, Duke Of Cumberland and King of Hanover.
who is an uncle Of The Queen, and heir apparent
to the throne If She die, during his life time Without
issue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

Hi,sm 6rsen Aied 4. no. William r. Campbell Mica.
IN DAVIS Robert campbell james l.. Brown Frederick
,nuhpaagh, BenIanln Hawkins, Gnsiasns 4. Wnefed.
;ehn a. Wharton, Jesse r. Hopkins John A. otey lillian
H. tfoit ynines 7 Martin Samuel Hoffman, William Evans
andrew Miller John Holt Thomas Davis John X. Step,
n, hafles d. REYNOLDS IT., K0nert q. BELL Robert e.
maehoii Edwin Huffman Frazier o. Sfa,ton, Elisha II
rtesion Ah,siead otey. lahal Joran fneas Hunter VII
nam NJ hhrwell John Wilton, Francis H. He'll Thomas L.
,et"~h Abel H. Nchols, Stephen Goegin Jf.. James f.
s.hhson iodawek Mcdaniel George Stertoe, Henry W
Mosey, William O. Hun, Joel Early, james A. Walker
hnmas eamnhe John J. Wynn, John T. Sale spoiswo God
brown and Isaac Bntterwouh.
Inc following members appointed Committee pre-
pare business for the Club and suggest objects for its efforts
ana employment OF its means, wit Messs. James r. john
son, William NJ Barwell, John 4. Wharton, Gnsavas A.
W held, John q. L. 6asgiu, John +. Sale Thomas L.
e@oh aud Alfred A. Bell aud motion io President
added to the Committee
On motion, Resolved. That these proceedings be published
IN the Lynchburr Nifeiniau mud the Neomnn
TN motion, Resolved Tint whan this meeting ADJOURN il
adjourn 10 meet on the fourth Mondo IN this month.
And then motion adjourned.
JOS WILSON, President
JNo. II. SrrrroK, Seo'ry.
n H. -. at-,I,z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

BARklNG.-A story is told Of certain Judge
in Vermont, which has a moral, iii can Be found
OUT. babbling politician once met him at atavern,
and commenced abusing him in a loud aud bolster
Gus tone. At length, The Judge annoyed by the
fellows inpertinence said: "Sr, you remind me of
a little dog my father had when was a boy, that
used to GO out at nj hts and bark at the moon" And
what then 2" asked the babbier. "Nothinc more
than tha, the moon kept shining" replied the
Judge, as he qsietly walked of,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

c. "A Republican of The Je6ersoaian School"
in tins mornings paper, shows the wide difference
between the Military schemes Of Gen. Harrison and
Mr.. Poinsett, in several vitality important features
the very features, il viii be perceived, which the
Wings condemn in Poinsetts bill NJ unconstiluiion
al and consolidating in their tendencies, and unjust
and oppressive in Their practical operation. Week
pect 10 procure in few DAYS the Report of Gen.
Harrison in 1918, in which his opinions are fully and
ably set forth; and though we may dissent even
from some Of his conclusions, shall Publish The
uloie of it, we have already done in reference to
Mr.. Poinseu's bill, III order that the public may see
what injustice has been done To HIM by The garfield
extracts which have been published aud commented
on by his opponents. 1t may not have struck public
attention, but such is the fact, that not one of the
Van Buren, presses within oar know ledge, has pub
lished The ,ohote of Gen. Harisons Report Of 1918 !
They treat hat, they do his Vincennes and Che.
viot speeches-thal is, they publish precisely such
portions Of it seem TO give color Of plat siblty
their false charges and omit the reminder by which
the fasity Of those charges would be demonstrated
They forget tina, necessary Ingredient Of Truth is
that the "aetolc truh' shall be told.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

u The President recently .'imcilercd" with
the proceedings of the Court Martial in the ease of
""n' Elliott SO as to annui that portion Of i, which
depf'es The Commodore OF pay Cor four years.
"hhe II suspends him from service Cor that period
In other words, Com Elliot, being farorite al
Court, ,s,o be pa his salary while he renders 20
services Surely the Treasury ought 10 be nli if il
IS not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

iet him with al his hercsies. 10 Malu Van Bu,eo,
whom regard IN no other iiahl than NJ the chief
OF parry the head OF faction, and whose pfin
eiples and policy only iouk 10 the pefmane' ascen-
dancy OF that faction. tie has done nothing and
sail nothing To commend him to the confidence III
the republican party, or the support of the people.
Every step hs has taken IN the practical admlnisfa.
ton of the government, has been but TO plunge the
republican Institutions Of our country still dceprr
into tho ab,sss OF despotsm and to press the people
still laithcr into the vortex OF ruin. What II did
say that Gen. Harrison was not qualified inr the
Pres dency Does the assertion make IL So, when
The fact is otherwisc Let those who doubt his qua-
ihestons. read his speeches aud letters; aud doubt
his qualifications II they can They will not suffer by
comparison with the best productions OF which
Martin Van Buren, can boast. Should | have adj
hetcd To declaration which ! had AIDE, because !
had made il, although had asceraiued that | was
mistaken This is not the rriucple oil honor, or
magnaninitfs, unou which act. 1t rs Gen, llarri-
suns qualifications which my accusers should look
To. aud not any hasiy, unguarded or unjust remark
which made IN relation TO them. made these re
marks ignofantly and improperly, and have made
the dmende honorable. which every honest aud mag
unanimous man would do. Whatever others may
think OF saw my own conscience is perfectly satisfied
and shall yield 10 the old patriot hearty support,
aud IN dong so shalt rest perfectly satisfied thai am
doing my country good service.
| thauk YOU gentlemen, for the kind aud HAT
,efing terms in which you have conveyed the
disposition of my fellow enzens of Nelson county to
honour me, and the expression ola hearty concur
renee your part.
With great regard and esteem,
Your ob't. Serv't
To N. +. CAuELI, Esq, Ne.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

W See the last page lol proof that Gen Jack
son, who now depreciates Gen. Hartison's military
qualifications, voted, IA the House Of Representa-
twes against an add ess OF thanks to George Wash.
'ngton, when the Father OF his Country, ian old
man, shattered by the storms of State" retired, like
Cincinnatus, from the Chef Magistracy to his
plough.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
CONSTITUTION.

Article lstThe and style Of this association shall
be "1he Bedord Central 7ippecanoe Ciu6,' and shall
be regarded as existing till the first day of December next
Article 2ndfhe object of this association shall be pro-
mote by all honorable the election of William Henry
ason to the Presidency, and John the Vice Presi'
dency OF the United States
Article 3d. The officers OF this Club shall be President
four Vice Presidents Secretary aud II Treasurer
Article 4lh.-Each member shall pay the ofifty cents
TO the Treasurer to entte him to memberships asd the fund
thus created shall be devoted advancement the patr-
otto objects of this association.
Article 5th.-There shall be Executive Committee Of
five members. elected by the Club and all shall he
appropriated by them, or majority of them and their order
or the order ola majority Of hem, the Treasurer shall
be warrant and authority for dsburng the drawn
Article 6ih-Thee shall be other Standing Commit
tees the first to solicit persons become members OF this
second TO prepare business for the Club and sng-
gest objects for its efforts and the employ of its
together with such other commees 1t be necessary
to appoint rum time 10 time.
Article 7tlhe members of the Club TO sign this in
strument and when they do understood give hon
orary pledge to attend its sngs convenience will allow,
to promote It's views far they honoaby can and dis
charge faithfully the respective portions Of duty which may
Article sh-The Club will deliberate uncovered and adj
dress the chair standing.
Art Gle 9h-The stated meetings of the Club shall be at
the Courthouse in the town OF Liberty such other place
the President in his absence either of the Vice Presidents
designate every Saturday, and the fourth Monday
in each month at the hour of O'Clock in the afternoon but
The President or presiding officer at the preceding meeting or
IN his absence the Vice President is authorized to assemble
Article lOth-The number of members shall be unlimited
md all the opponents the present administration are here
by invited to sign the CONSTITUTION and become members OF
this Club. Fifteen members shall constitute quorum for
the transaction ofbusiness.
Article llth-rhis Constitution may be amended any
stated meeting by vote OF majority OF the members pre-
The Club then proceeded the election Of officers wien
Joseph Wilson, Esq duly elected President Gusayus
A. Wingfeld first Vice President; Robert Campbell 2nd
Vice President John w. Holt 3rd Vice PRESIDENT William
Dickinson Jr lh Vice President Micajah Davis, Teasu
ser; and John r. Steptoe Secretary.
Messrs Joseph Wilson, William Terry, William NJ Bur
WELL James l.. johnson and John A. Wharton elected
| an Executive Committee.
The following members appointed Committee to So
lict persons become members this Club, Wit Viii
liam Terry, William Dickinson, Jr., John .. l.. Gossln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

" 1t is stated, in Paris paper that the Turk.
lsh government is about 10 establish "A Representa-
tive Legislature!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

BEDFORD TIPPECANOE CLER.

Al meeting of the Wings the Bedford at the
Courthouse Thursday the 23d day of July, 1910 the
purpose OF forming Tippecanoe Club in said county:
The obe ct of the meeting having been briefly but iociby
explained by james +. johnson, Esq.
On motion, Joseph Wilson, Esq, called to the chair
and John II. Steptoe appointed Secretary.
On notion it Resolved, That committee of three be
appointed to draft and report Constitution for the regulation
OF the said Club, whereupon Chuir appointed Nesrs
James L. Johnson John o. l.. Goggn and lillian NJ Bur
WE'LL to compose sud committee, who after having retired for
short ne returned and reported the following Constitution
which was adopted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
EDUCATION.
STOCKS. COLLARS AND lfOs0nfr.

XA have the largest assortment Uf the above ~
w tices we have seen Al retail. Dur faeok
Stocks arefrom the celebrated Factories Of Teu1ot
and Winchester. some very long and narraS A.
shor, ureks. MARTIN, HUNT x WARD. ID
April 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

a. We are gratfed to hear that Y. w. South
all, Esq is recovering from The injury he received in
jumping from the stage on his return from CIarks
burg, as rapidly as is usual in such We
hope he will oon be able To take the field again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

W Among the passengers in the British Queen
from England, is john IL. Eaton, Esq late Minister
10 Spain, his wife and two daughters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

a. Don't overlook the glowing account Of the
Festival al Buckingham c. II. The toasIs cmbo-
dy Thoughts that breathe, and words that bum"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

To Conespoadeats.-"A Dialogue" "A Repub-
lican' aud "One Of the People" shall appear a.
speedily possible
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

DINNER TO MAJ. JAMES GARLAND.

Many olthe citizens of Nelson county have de.
termincd to greet the return of ther able rcproscn.
tative, tMaj, Garland) from Warrington. with Il
Public Dinner which Is 10 take place Monday
next at Lovngston. The following is MAJ. G's re.
ply-and an elegant aud interesting one itisto the
letter of lnYinIinn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
BRYANT s. YOUNG
FIVE DOLLARS REWATD.
~. =. GREGORY II Co... Managers.
Splendid Prizes for August.

~. y. GREGORY Il Co... Managers.
Splendid Prizes for August.
VIRGINIA MoNoNdALIA LOTTERY. Class P.-to
be determined By the drawing Of the Maryland State
Lottery 24--o be drawn AT Bal more, Saturday 9th
August, 1910.
CAPITALS.
S20G00l 100000! 95000!!! and
100 prizes OF $1,000, dc. &C. &c.
Tickets only $40.
Certificate of package OF % whole tickets $780,
Shares IN proportion.
VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY, No. T.
To be drawn al Alexandria Va Saturday. 18th
August. 1910.
CAPT. I Ais
$50 ,000-$l0, 000-S5,0U0
and
80 prizes oi ! 800, &c. &c. &c.
Tickets only Sl0
Certificate of package Of % whole tickets ST. 80.
Shares ia proportion.
ViRGiNIA WELLsauRo LOTTERY, Class N.
To be determined by the drawing ofihe New Jersey
LOTTERY Class BIO be drawn at Jersey Guy,
n J.-Saiufday. 2tI August, 1910.
CAPITALS.
S35.2O5 -$i05l5-S5,00O
and
so prizes OFFS 900, &c. &c. &c.
Tickets only $40.
Certificate of package Of 25 whole tickets $50.
Shares in proportion.
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY No. Z.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday, sytIl
Auensf, 1910.
$50, 600 81 0 000-S5 900
and
DO prizes Of 81 500. &c. &C. &c.
Tickets only $40.
Certificate of package Of % whole tickets $3.50.
Shares IN proportion,
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packsges
In the above splendid scheme. address,
ID, s. GREGORY & Co
Managers. Richmond, VI.
Drawings sent Immediately after they ire diswn -
all who oider as above.
July 81 .sh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

~ Congress adjourned on Tuesday last. Laus
De0!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

o. We have some conclusive testimony, respec-
ting tie charge Of ancient Federalism, against Gen.
Harrison, which we shall insert in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

~ Awr.ter ia the last Republic an, adseflinc to
N. Cong ressonal canvass in this county seven
=, .;.h, wears ago, says-''if am not wrongly in
fo,med. Mr.. Toler went 10 the polls aud threw away
nj. vote unon ono who neither candidate, nor
If the same politics ofthe Virginian, Anti. Null6-
cation excepted" You are wrongly informed Mr..
Toler never gave political vote in the county Of
Campbell until the Spring of 1888 for the best of
all reasons-he was never entitled 10 vote in that
comfy PRIOR to thai, ,ime As FOR the ,cit and logic
of the writer they may pass for what they worth
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
Returns from the whole Of the first Congressional
Dis,rie, exhibit the following glorious result:
For Edward d. White tWhg) 4,so2
For Mr.. Leonard VAN 1857
NJ WING MAJORITY, 2,Oi5
In 1888. Whites majority was 7l9-WtliG
GAIN, Iio6 /! "Do you hear thai, boysl'
In the Cd District 10 1888, Joseph w Chnn,
fWhig) was elected by about 600 majority but il
was we'll known and conceded then that ii the
result Of his personal popularity II Is believed that
J. b. Dawson YAM is now elected by the meagre
majority OILS. In this District, Van Buron's ma
iority in 1886 vas 750
In the Sd District, represented by Rice Gar
land lWhg) the contest has been probably close,
thought is row believed that Moore (Whig) is e.
lected. At The last accounts, he was some 500 a.
head, but the s,rorg hold Of Loco Focoism was 10
be heard hom.
The Wig majority in the State, however, is not
less than about 2000-which settles the PresIden-
tial vote in November, in favor of Gen. Harrison
The STATE LE6isLATuRE.-The Senate stands
Wings, Locos, and one to be heard from, wio
il is SAID will certainly be Wing. So that the Sen
ate will stand, as it was las, yer, Wings Lo-
CO.'S In the House, as far as heard from, the Wings
have elected DC, aud the Locos Ia. Ten to be
heard FROM of which d. ii is said, will certainly be
Whgs-n hich will secure the election OF a U. s.
Senator next winter.
SO far, good
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

o. Mr.. Clay was received with great eclat al
Wheeling on his return home the Of his ap.
proach to that city having preceded him. He de
liyered glowing address.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

Returns from the whole Of the first Congressional
Distrc, exhibit the following glorious result:
For Edward D. White tWhig) 4,sO2
Foi Mr.. Leonard VAN 1857
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-27

To N +. CAurLu, Esq, &c,
Committee Ne,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-21

lowing our section about 6 miles further.
we again cross the valley of the Looksah.
palilah, near Jemison's Min, where the
strata appear IN two or three. places with
the dip reversedythe inclination being here
"a lew degrees toward the west. Continuing
on the line Of our section 2 miles further.
we arrive at the coal in the western bank
OF Yellow Creek, represented in the cut
az A. Commencing al the surfoce, at this
place, the order Of the series, descending.
Is; Isl, River alluvion a feet; ID, GRAY.
ely stratum A feet; Sd, Ferrug nous con-
glomerati foot Attn, Blum nous shale.
with impressions Of ferns 6 inches 5th.
Coal two and q half feet 9th, Brown
non-bituminous shale foot; 7th, coal.
seam s inches, and, lastly, shale forming
the bed of the Creek as far as visible. |
have yet made no annalysis of the coal,
but, from experiments made on it, find. it
70 be light biluminous coal, and, in some
places, SO free from iron pyrites Sulphur.
ct of lron)as TO adapt It, both to general use,
as a fuel, and, after cokihg to the smelling.
of iron ores. Although the coal seams,
yet discovered are comparatively of very
inconsiderable thickness, it IS highly prob
able that a well directed seurch along the
line of the section from this locality to the
Looksahpalilah, near Columbus, would
result IN The discovery of beds Of sufficient
thickness, AMI the discovery of coal, in this
region, derives immense importance frcm
the immediate proximity of iron ores
and limestone, an essential ingredient in
their reduction, and water power ample
for any manufacturing purposes. If ever
the manufacture of iron shall be made
to compete with the planting interest, in
the northern, or central portions Of Mis-
sissippi, il Will be because they contain.
as have observed that they actually do,
in many places all these natural facilities
for conducting it in the most economical
and profitable manner. possible. can
/, scarcely refrain from adyerting more al
length 10 the immense natural, fB,, 1t as vet
latent wealth of the portions OF. the stat,
; alluded to, as contained in their treasures
Of coal, iron, zinc, and lead ores, ant
portraying them, as they will doubles
appear to the future observer, teemiu.
with all the varieties manufacturing in
duslry,derving their stores from Tennes
sec; that granary ofMssissippi, and dffu
sing the products Of their industry, owe
the fertile plains ofthe Mss.and other re
glons more propitious 10 agricultural pur
suits. But | must reserve such remark
: for other communicates.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-01-21
TRUST SALE.

ID Y virtue of a Deed of Trust Executed to
ID me by Richard II. Long; on the fifth day
Of July, A. ID. 1898 for the purposes therein
specified ! will sell at public Auction for Cash
on Saturday the twenty second day of Februa-
ry, next on the premises the following proper
ty,lying and being in the Town of Columbus,
Lowndes County, and State of Mississippi, the
north half of square number fourteen also a
part of square number fifteen. commencing.
eighty-two feet and half from the south
western corner of square numbered fifteen,
running south in direct line thence one hun
dred and sixty five feet, from the termination
ofsaid eighty two feet and half, thence run
ming east, being the length of said part of lot
with parallel width of eighty two and half
feet, from the above commencement of eighty
two and halffeet from said south western cor
ner running north eighty two and a half feet,
all of which property Is situated in lot number
three dissection number twenty one, in town.
ship number eighteen, south of range number
eighteen west, lying in that part of said town
of Columbus, known as Barrys addition, to-
gether with all the tenements, Entertainments,
and appearances 10 the same belonging OF i'll
any wise appertaining.
Also at the same time and place mulatto
man slave about twenty six years of age, also
at the same time and place the following des-
crived furniture to wit: one table, one bed
stead, bed and bedding, twenty four chairs, one
Bureau, one wardrobc,two carpets and one lot
| of kitchen furniture.
The sale will take place between the hours o
Ten A.. NJ and Four 2. M. Terms Cash.
NJ. M. BRIGHAM, Trustee.
January, Dist 1910. prs. fee SI0.--l8-4t