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Attention

f#yflF GEoRFEToWN GUARD i Il. ts,..
;pya eegma9dsd to parade on thei Public
Sluets e .sso' town, in full uniform, on Fri.
fos iAe purpnse ii Company drill. n II = \
81 49, sByo order Of
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COUNTERFEITs.

The Ahen-QIl) Telegraph warns the
publIcio be on tbeirguard against counter.
fol: ones, 6yes and tens. on the Shawnee.
town Branch Of the Bank of Illinois.
The 81. Louis papers STATE that there
are counterfeit ones aud fyes ahoat OF
the Bank Of Cairo.
The,issues Of counterfets on the Fort
Wayne Branch oflte State Bsnk Of Ihli-
ana, to which we have twice before refer.
red must have been large. Notices of
them are coming in from all parts ofInd. .
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TERMS CASH.

The terms are s. for single subscription. AMI
in NO case will the price be ahated, or too esp
los for S5 free of postage and discount, alway:
in advance No subscriber eived in any casp
without the money This rule is !mpsrioIs All
will not ba departed from
Address postpaid, GEO. R. GRAHAM,
SW. corner 81 anl CA,in ut streets,
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LIST OF LETTERS

EMAlNiNG in the Post Once al Scott,
H t'hio, on the 3lsl day Of March, I64l,
wnieh II not takea oct in three NOUNS, will BE-
seat to tas General Post Office a. dead ietlen.
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A LORD SUCKED IN!-It is statet
the Marquis OF Hartford is a heavy
by the stoppage Of the United
Bank. Ii is said that fearful of
.hatween ENGLAND and France, he SO
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Robt Archer Cant John Mec,s.sht
william Buns Alexander Mcclure
George Bennett Mary Jane Mitchell
Samuel Biait Thomas MeCulloueh
DAVID Chri'ty James MeCrsigbt
joshua Carey jesse Phillips
EZray Cox Henry Sharp
Lydia Jane CocksTiu Alexandsr sts.n
John A Finley Rev Robt Stewart
Mrs Susanna FenIon Aaron Fsstsen
John W Fenton William Staruea
Jacob Groves john r Wassoa
Margaret II Glasgow Charles Wilson
John Hunter Robert Ward
Willis Hamilton John & Weaver
John JUnson
JOSEPH EYLAR, Pm.
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Many news ur.ic es, set up tor this paper, are
left out to give room to the Message.
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y. = : III.
IN T. subscriber Oilers Tor sats notss nd
lot, silults on Cherry street, in Genrge-
7tnsyn. Tbs houss is gOoi substantial 5fiak. %
which Is attached a kitchsn and other peeessaFy
eougeniences. There is on the lot aeit of
list fate &ater-also good frame stAbls ffa
tny psisoh wishing 70 purchasS tbs sssns lsal6
viii bs made fatoabls. Nh
a,rTse,, S5 a.8 JOIN 4, SMILEY. /.
Gsorgsipwq, Feb, p, IsiI "a 1.
'e Call and Sc Ct 4 el
,yTyfIE sabseFibe beE wishes ia Gloss his business
i II Gsasgetowfs 4 pe9sqns ndeklsa u
lin are earuestly requested 70 eaft All sst.Is
Win hiei, by ymaking paSmsht os swing aheif
h0sss1 LII III w ,
Feb. %, 1s41. n
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State of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

In CHANCERY.
Peter l.. Wilson, Executors of Robert Wright,
John IL. Blair, deceased,
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sberiff'a Oaica, May 92d, 1s4l,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01
STATE OF VERMONT.

t.,arr--. .aa. .-i ORLEANS DIsTRIcT, IS.
Tho Hon the Probate Court for the District Of Or
leans 10 all persons to whom these presents
shall cume---f t4l,a GREETING.
A Il Probate Court holden at the Probate Of
IN fco at lrasburgh, in and for the District azores
said on the IS day Of May 1S4l, Salman Root of
Craitsbury, Guardian of Harvey E. Scott OF Crafts
bury aforesaid, minor under twenty one years of
age, filed in said Court his petition in writing, rep
res entng that his said ward isseized and possessed
in his own right of certain piece parcel land
situated in Crafsbury, and described as follows,
viz; the easterly part OF Lot No. 8, in seventh
Range of Lots in said Crasbury, estimated to con.
tain fifty four acres OF land, with cling house
thereon, being the premises which
veyed to the said Harvey E. Scott by deed from
William Scott bearing date on the 20 day Of June,
lS2S-And the said Guardian represents that il
would be conducive the of his said Ward
to sail said real estate and prays that L'oeuse be
granted him for that purpose. Therefore it is here
by ordered that said application stand for hearing
before said Court at a session thereof to be holden
at the Probate Office at lrasburgh, the third
Wednesday of June next, and that notice thereof
be given by publishing this Order, embracing the
substance Of said petition, in the Caledonian, print
ed at st. Johnsbury three weeks successfully, the
last of which shall DO previous TO the day assigned
for hearing. as'sb as, - Ss a'f ~ F 7tf@i,
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at
Irasburgh, this Is day of MAY, IS4i. -
l99w9 @ ss3ej = GEO. NYE, Judge. g
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NI ED IN n .

"Prices moderate, but no long credits gipsn
Cyanuret and Chlorate Of Pot
IL M assum, loduret of Mercury, com. ex. Colo
cyn,b, Kreosote, Oiled Silk, Balm OF Life, recom-
mended for Pulmonary affections by Drs Reose,
nj Naughton and other eminent men, Hays I.ni-
ment, Garget, Mandrake, Ind Hemp, and Bitter
Root, Golden Seal, Grains of Paradise, Worm aud
Cough L.ozenges, Evans Lancets, Syringes, Truss
es, Abdomidal Supporters, Breast Pipes, Nipple
Shells, Catheiers, Bougies, Bed Pans, and more
than $50 other articles .-....- :.
$3.50 ,.,-e -...,g5 LUTHER JEWErT.
St. Johnsbury Plain, May, l94l. ~ l97G
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81 a Foetry.

1oRNING PRAYER in A SICK ROOM,
aigy;rcn during tho dangerous illness Of a 0sto1ed
49, Sister, rr.ofl.
The pale red light OF dawn, lr,l sjtsnspa
Through cur:ains hsif Withdrawn, .r ian n
Falls freshly the sufferers restless oea'
a,s Changing her feverish dream
Before the early beam, ~. sl rel .as II .
bidding her strive to iift her head;
Ia vain she cannot bear the searching ray
Father Of lights be with her through the day (
Upon her cheek and brow
Behold the crimson.glow, ~
Telling us where the burning foyer feeds
81 81 Her heart beats thick within,
80 Her hand is dry and thin 81
Father Of Life, thou knowest what she needs
Oh, good Physician, thou dost keep the balm naa
This wasted cheek to cool, this pulse TO calm.
sIge If in the hours OF light,
8o '4 Memories, intensely bright,
or days OF health come back, and bring the thirst
For songs of pleasant Hills, ii]
pfi- For wandering Der the hills, h,
For bright green fields, and flowers mids, wood
Father of glory let the loved one see s.a
That fairer contemplation dwelis with Thee.
If from those lips SO faint, "a
Some murmur of complaint ,.a-.R a
Tho impotence OF moment should escape,
Let her next breath be given VS.. a '"'s =
S'it' UnsaiDed and pure TO heaven, ,.. -. O
And TO a prayer its feeble quiverings shape
Father OF Love at once be reconcled, p a5-
Hear and forgive Thy weak and helpless child
She drains bitter cup,
n@' But Thou canst raise her up
Thou Ganst rebuke the fever as Of old-,7ss,.- t47
Oh, lift be thy will = 'H.t f-sn
.f-J Stay the unquiet thrill ~
OF this wild pulse, and those hot eyes unfold
In dewy sleep, such as she knew before psl
Father Of merces /! our beloved restorer! a-A iaf
But if thy purpose be @ sfe q s,@Ns
The sufferers soul 10 free, 1850.
Rending the bondage of the flesh away, aassaa-
Be with her TO the last, Gs%lr ~ gaarr
Let the dark vale be passed, ''1
Resting on Thee her only uust and stay : tT i,
And though our earthly hopes be blighted thus,
God of consolation be with us ryi5t o te@
Liverpool. 'f fl7 s7| M. A. BRowNE
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900 acres

SSVV WCEt.9
of first rate soil Lands well wooded and watered,
On one end of said farm is sugar lot with from
10 A hundred sugar trees; and on the other is
timber lot near saso-rniI. The buildings are a
spacious two story house, mostly finished, wood
house, shed, horse.barn, and farm barn., situated
within few rods Of school, and on the road from
Lyndon by Newark, Westmore and Brighton,
through Charleston, on tho Clyde River TO Salem
and Derby Line. AT the junction OF the road thro
Morgan, Holland, TO Barnston in Canada, Said
house is fitted up for tavern house and has been
occupied as such and is said TO be an exceenf
place for Tavern, or, Store. Any one wishing to
trade is rogue sted 10 call on ~ q .s,,,...qf = &
hs3ft eF BRIGHAM PIKE of West Derby, or
sa aas JOHN FRY, JR. ofConcord.
Concord, VI. March d, 1871. 3ttE --s - lSStfvc
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Derby Literary Institution.

TIME Summer Term of this Institution will
n commence on the first Wednesday of June,
under the charge of its present teachers; Mr. LIN
coin, Principal OF the Male Department; Miss
APPLETON Of the Female. While giving in
struction in the branches usually taught in schools
ofthis description, the teachers aim to impart to
their pupils an accurate and thorough know ledge
of few studies, rather than superficial knowi-
edge of a variety.
Terms as heretofore. Board reasonable
cnEsrER cAkPENrER, Committee
LEML. RICHMOND,
Derby, Is May, Is4I. I9Sw3
The Telegraph will please copy. ....s.
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Dec. IL, 1888.
COUNTERFEITS, BEWARE OF IMPOSE
TION!

Each genuine bottle is enclosed IN a blue wrs 4
per, on which is a label, signed by SAMPSON Rem
NONE OTHER CAN BE GENUINE.
W The outside Yellow Label will have,ou an
after December 1889, in addition to that of SsEV
son Reed, the Signature ofWM. JOHN CUrLrR,@A
OF his partners, F..
The great celebrity Of the Vegetable PulmonV
Basam has been the cause of attempts to ntrodUal
spurious articles, which by partially assuming al
name of the genuine, are calculated to misead aOI
deceive the public. Among these mixtures lh
: American Pulmonary BaIsan,' CompoundPumc
nay Balsamic Syrup pulmonary Basam, CH
ter s Compound Pulmonary Balsam and othen
Purchasers for the true article by its whole name
PULMONARY BA.SAM, and see that it has tho
marks and signatures. of tho genuine.
J Each bottle aud seaiis stamped Vegetable Pull
monary Baisam.' IN Es e,
w"ONE MORE COUNTERPART, besides the sAmel
can Pulmonary Balsam, and others above ALLUDED
to!--An attempt has been made Ia deceive the pub
lie by a spurious mixture called Vegetable Pulme
nary Balsam, sometimes signed Samuel Lee and
sometimes Sampson Lee--said to prepared by an
unprincipled man n Bangor, Me. The name n
written in "a way to resemble the genuine sgnatutl
and IS most foul attempt TO deceive the pubh|
and avoid the punishment that await actual forge
ry. u
For sale by REED, WING & CUTLER Can
Low a. Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs Medt
cines, Paints and Dye Stnffs, No 81 Chatham
Street Boston, also by Luther Jewett, ST. Johnsbp
ry, VT, and A. Nc MILAN DanviIIe vi. by Chandler
81 Brown, Price SO cts. y. f sil67eply
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SCROFUL.A AND O7IHEh
a' HU.MOR.S.
DIR. REUBEN wv. HELL,

It's now at hrs residence in Groton, Vermont,
IL where any one afflicted with Cancerous Fumors
aud Hnmors of any description can receive his az
tention. ..'.
Without adding long catalogue OF certificates
to this advertisement, reference is made to some
few individuals who will give such information .?
may be requested by those disposed to make 'nqu
ny, viz; sf rs s.ssf,srSara nt-'n
Charles Davis, Esq, Danville, VI. who haa o'
son afflicted with Cancer and cured by Doou.
Hill. Also, Mr. Estabrooks, OF Danville, who W.
afflicted wtha Cancer over the eye, and cured "
Doctor Hill. Also, references is had to
Il Oliver Going, Waterford, Vermont,
Mark French, do do s
Thomas Wnson, Esq. Newbury, do
Nathan Blake, ESQ. Cotinth, do
John Arlington, Esq. st. Johnsbury, 90
Hazen Low, Ryegate, $500. do
Lemnel Southword, West Farley, 40
Mr. Kent, Waterford, do
By Mr. Baker, do tErsssGs sas 1ia 81 Do
MIR Hastings, Bath, N. ii. .,,i
"A great many individuals might be namea a,m
dlerent sections of Vermont and New HamRsIh" ~"
tina, have received, cures from Doctor Hill, W. \
their names mot being distinctly recolleclso' y
might lead to mistakes, it is therefore om'se eSaf
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I'M "A ne ID wv "A nc n.

NO "a. UNION STREET, BOSTON
Homes, HOMER, q Co. have received by
-. = me late arrivals from England, complete
CutAery, 81 Hardware Goods,
winch they offer to their friends and customers, on
good terms for cash or credif. -
April "a, ls4l, ,s6,r
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For Sale or to LET,

THE LaRGE FIRM .A.VD T.dVERW 51.HND,
A Il or near Charleston, [East Village,] comPrls-
IN ing about @psN 81"
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of the more important kinds annexed. IS 81.
Sugar Beet ~ Blood Beet, Brown Corn,
Mangel Wurizei, Early and Late Peas,
Carrots and Parsnips, EARLY and Late Beans,
Ruta Baga and Turnips, Summer Squashes,
Red and White Onions, Winter Squasiles, ~
Cabbages, Caufowerstc. Tomato, Egg Plant, &c
New White Carrot, Pot & sweet herd seeds
Lso-AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Cutivators, e sizes) hedge shears iIillhooks
Prouty IL Mears' Ploughs garden irowels ,syringes
Seed Sewers, 2 patterns, Scythes, Sickles, sc.
Hay and Straw Cutters, Pruning Knives &Saws
Harrows, 1 Garden implements, all
Shovels, Spades &, Forks, kinds, ',s- i. j q
Tree and Bush Pullers, Patrdges Pat ter Forks
Sugar Mile, Axes and Hachets,
Corn Shelters, Trace Chains,
Paint Mills, | Ok Yokes and Bows,
Sausage Machine, Pick Axes. q
Cheese Presses, is H., Iron Bars and Post
Hoes, Rakes and Scaffies, Spoons.
400 varieties of Flow Err SEEDS, including, in ad
dtion TO the superb Double German Asiers, Bal
sams, Rocket Larkspurs, &c. cultivated at our own
garden, every neaD annual to be had in London,
worthy place in the Bower garden. 90 kinds put
up in box, 800.
Grass Seed. Red and White Glover, Lucerus,
Millet, Fowl Meadow Grass, Barley Spring Rye,
Wheat, &c. of the best quality. -s.+t,.,.,t s :.
Seeds put UP in boxes, of various sizes, from $5
10 $50 each all ready for retail: every kind neatly
labelled with the name, and practical directions
for their cultivation, and liberal discount made TO
Grape Vines Of all kinds from SO cts to SCI each
Rhubarb ~ Asparagus roots Of the finest quality.
, Strawberry Plants, kinds, including Hovey's
new Seeding. the largest variety cultivated, The
fruit varying from 5 to inches in circumference.
Raspberry and Cnrrant bushes OF all kinds
Ornamental Trees Il Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants,
Herbaceous Plants, &C. sssg ~ $50 ,,.r 4ss4,
Dahlias, embracing collection OF more than 900
varieties, the choicest in New England
Fruit Trees of all Sorts apples, pears ,peac &c
Agricultural and Horticultural books Of all kinds.
Seedspacked SO TO be safely transported to any
part of the world Catalogues Of Seeds, Trees.
Dahas, &c gratis, on application, ,s .l. IL
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COUGHS. COLDS
.And az fIiaenaea nf fhe I.,u,u.

49, find az diseases of the Lungs.
TIME VEGETABLE PULMONARY RAJ,
IL SAM is believed to be deservedly the
popular Medicine ever known in Hmer;.,
coughs, colds, asthma or phthisic, cons,ma
whooping cough, and Pulmonary affections Of
ry kind r baR .s
The Vegetable Pulmonary has been very .,
sively used for about twelve years; and its rsms
ton has been constantly iaci easing So upiys,
ly popular has this article become thu, il mS !
considered as standard article in large NM, NJ
the United States and British Provinces W,' II
families keep it constantly by them, considetinu \
the most safe and certain remedy for ,hs afo,
complaints. The proprietors have received, M
are receiving numer GUS Recommendation from M B
ny Of our best Physicians, who make use of !, N
their practice The names Of few indiviayIX
who have given their testimony in favor of hin,
ticie are here suboined and for more full accom-
see the envelope TO the bottle.
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Merrill
Truman Abel, Timothy Bayls
Thomas Brown, Jere Ellsworth
William Perry, Albert Guild,
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Extract Off letter from Mr.. C. 8. Ciiy, Kigs,on
Ulster county N. Y, to the propneiors:
Yquis of the 9th instant was duly received. N
remarkable cure was affected by the Vegetable pu
monary Balsam, in the winter and spring Of lsS5
The person, Mr. Moody, bad been sick a long dmJ
with the consumption His physicians had gve1
Hill up NC was reduced so low as 10 be unabd
70 help himself, and was raising large qnantily u
blood, when he commenced using the Basanl
which effected complete cure, and he Is now 4
hale and hearty ever he was. MIR. Moody nd
removed from this town, but he has promised md
a more detailed account OF his case, which will
forward you. C. s. CLAY
/ Kingston, NJ Y. June s5t, 1888.
s sseN a Argyle, Nova Scotia
In The winter of 1887 and 1888, was ssized
with violent cough, which continued Two d
three months. My cough was so severe that
was obliged to sit up two or three hours dut
ing the night, and 4 was much reduced in flesh anl
strength, and my appetite gone. One Of my ues
hors had bottle of The Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam, which he would not sell, he however LOANED
il TO me Till could get him another. | experienc
ed immediate relief from it. The first opporluniy
had procured more OF il, and to the use Of NJ
ascribe the preservation Of my life.
sHFpt fi4f2sia no JAMES w. LEN0X,
Ia, 1900
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PULPIT LOQUEN CE.s.sg
In the May number of the Knckerbocker, the
following specimen ofpulpit eloquence, is given
rom sermon delivered not many months since, by
he Rev J. Maif Niff ''a.+A ,i''f &
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Orleans 90. Grammar School,
Mt BROW MN TON

.-gf ~ % ~ ~ ~ " 4 " " Il OJVss saSf
TIME Summer term OF this school commences
Il on the 7th of June next, under the continued
charge of Rev. A. L.. TWILIGHT, as Principal
Miss ALMA E. TYLER, of Harvard, MS an
experienced and accomplished teacher, has been
engaged as Preceptress, to whose guidance and in
structions parents may commit their daughters with
confidence. s So 3s -, .isSst go .sisfaSf Il
In addition TO the various branches heretofore
taught instruction will be given in the French and
German Languages. sTr So N $ efsut la ".
The school is furnished with better apparatus
than can be found in any similar institution this
part of the country, al44ssl.e stt .f .@sss f,$t
TUITlON-Languages and higher branches,
At ~ $500
Common English branches, sa 200
Vocal Music, SO IS
Drawing, s,aaeas4.a 4 s~s-ass.a.s, ersas 90 saa
Lessons on Piano, :. 400
BOARD-As reasonable as at other places.
e. :: sEH%SR;r, Prudential comm.
Bloomington, May 8, i841. I97w3
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Seed Store and agricultural
aaa Warehouse, =
MERCHANTS ROW, NEAR STATE ST
$3.50 eg HOVE co a i@'ri

Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN dgri6uituraE Inn
Dieuenfs, Garden and Grass Seeds, Piunts, &c.
LEAVE now completed heir stock of Seeds for
NJ 1871, comprising the largest and finest assert
ment to be found in N. England. The Seeds are all
raised expressly for us by experienced growers and
are warranted Of the growth OF 1871 and OF the best
gnality. Particular pains have been taken in the
seIection of Sugar, Long Blood Beet, Carrots, Ruta
Baga, Turnips, Cabbages, &C. and purchasers may
rely upon the genuneness Of the Seeds. A few
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

VIE subscribers having since The frst ~ ~
Tor The accommodation Of their cusfon,c, ~, essary
OF new ana desirable Spring Goods TO our pressnt y
ranged by the st Of April which We nyic inv ,1y ar
and families in and countTy tn
super Chens ground and 6s'd Lawns and Nps,,n.
Do sa'l Striped and figured Mouselin de LANES and
Rich syIian SILK Muslin Dresses and Robes
Slouued satin stripe and hurricane chez keJ a.
SNnPsT French, English ahd AmeIoa an Calieoes
super plain and ds'd Bk and blue bIS GIo 40 Rhi,.
Rich eS swiss Gre de Antique and Chene silks
psAn h,e ne and emb'd Linen Cambric 10
nan nan DIX t and iAney cod Satin aud silk NecEdo
c ce ana Muslin Edgings and Insertnss we"
Fei Se cloves eaa ana 5af NM Edsnfs and Iasen
dito ' A"fe@" and Isle Thread
o1es and white SIX Cotton Moravian Hose
HoSs m hIs and brown Cotton and Misses and bows,
A. and Irish Linens, from 25c to 81 per vd .ho.,
Table Danask, Table Cloths Towels Doxss so
Brown Table Cloths, Bird Eye and Ru.s,, DIANE,
80 l. 10 andl24 Brown and Blesched g iIHpsI sh.
IAN and hsd swiss Muslin Jaconet BOOK ana NM %
Sio sn .1d PLAIN French Linen and Holland
morsted Grapes, Grape Camblets and Drsnds A..
s1hnei, Zap i1 and Plain Satin and Ia feta Ribbon.
Plan and lowed Satin and Bombszine stocks
pti olS ai1 assorted coPd Cloths and Cassimer.s
medum MIItures, Denims, Coronades and Crankjss
icni an raiE besched and Brown Cotton DIiinSs
= iai 10 and ~ q satin AMI Velvet vestinrs
tngs and ShiItinss DoiieSuo sheet-
Bed Ticking Plaid Domestic and Apron and FurD,,,r.
rCges spltalneld FNndanna and Flag Handkerchief.
w great many other ARTICLES not snumsIatcd III =.
WHICH VII be sold at prices much below the nsst 80. o
- m Onl hte more than three months BET We eos
- ~ e etnalndef al auction. All cut and unf,shicn
e 'oods viii De sold without regard 10 cost ana ~ -
~ P'opo,tonably cheap They have ali been purSbs
seq WIN cash and will be offered Verv Low ~ ~
/ nh 81 D" '0"h nALbNTlNE BREEDEN
| ~ White Buildings, shockoe hin
| -, E;-IImes Hamilton having by deed OF fT5st
~ uate lsi March ISL and admitted 10 Teeord
70 me, Tor the benefit Of creditors therein ns,
m US s'SeS ~ trade and debts OF every descTipoD M
~ sous lndeotedto the said Hamilton will maks ,i
ae payment 10 him, whom have appointed NV kgst -,
| receive The same IESStF SNe ~ ny agent 10
| tnh A)--tff NH '4'hA"i trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
NOTICE.

Nv virtue OF deed Of executed TO the Subscribers
ID on the 9TH day Of March, 1899 by Isham PnSSe, -
secure me payment Of certain debt therein mentioned
Iue 10 IoI Charles T. GOOda and duly recorded in The
CLERKS Omces Of Chester cid and ~ nrco ounty rou,s
We VIII expose 10 sale tpubc auction, TO the hIghest b
~ oI cash. on the premises, the 9th day or APRIL
a that certain tract. piece parcel of Land living
@ oeins 10 ihe comfy OF CheseTed called Broad Roc H.
nmE aun, lhree miles from The city Of Richmond con
tanning SIu acres more less Also, one other per or
parcel 81 Land containing 81 acres, he the same more or
less There IL upon the said land all the necess,Tv J
ings fora comfortable family residence ~
And on ne lOth day Of April 1884, IN frontof the Bell t..
er IN he tuy Of Richmond willa sell for cash 10
the highest bidder, twelve likely slaves together with The
increase OF The females thereof since 7 .y Of March
lS"' Deng alIihe slaves conveyed by trust deed
selihg as Trustees, will only convey such tls m Ia
ye.tedn us by The deed aforesaid which beIeyei IN he
indsputable. ''' !" "o
The sale Of the real estate will take place on the prsm
Sc " O'clock A. NJ, and the slaves at the Bell tavern AZ
IUVeIock, a. NJ SAMUEL TAYLOR
IN -, LAWSON NUNNALIY,
Also, ono Negro Man, NH n n n m 49,.