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GORDON, BOVINE, BREWSTER, CLINTON,
DAVIS, Dome, EGBERT, McCLELLAN
MCkEoN, PARTRIDGE, VAN BuREN, Roos-
EvEIT and their comDeers
should be black'ned and exposed 10 scorn
|EvELT, and their compeers,

should be black.lined and exposed TO scorn
and contempt of every patriot.
Nothing would satisfy these fastidious
members On the 7th Rule-thev voted
against the 2Ist rule on the 18th to
reconsider, and on the 18th in favor of the
Rule. On the 10th they vote against Mr..
STARTS proposition adopting the same 2lst
Rule, modified, SO as TO exclude, for the
session, the reception of all abolition petit.
tions. Thus, it will be seen, that in this
last vote ION Stuart's resolution) these
kindhearted guardians of the South were
willing. for the mere purposes of delay and
disturbance, to 60 beyond many of the
Southern Wings, thirty of whom voted for
the resolution. Had it not been for the
course of these patriotic Wings. the House
never would have been organized.
| trust these factionists will be held to a
strict account by the people, whose precious
time they have wantonly squandered, and
whose hall of legislation they turned into
an arena of strife, disorder and bitter
ness.
DRoUGHT.-The continued dry weather is
doing considerable injury TO all spring crops
in this section of the country. particularly be-
tween this and Batavia. Sowing was too late,
and crops are backward, and here they are in a
condition 10 suffer most from lack of rain and
a schorching sun. Crops are suffering greatly
and the crop of hay must be light. An acquain.
tace of ours who brought load of hay TO mar.
ket last Saturday, being offered only 81 a ton
for ii, tookit home again some Ia miles.-Buf
Com. Adp.
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Estate of Eber r. Murray.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of Add
son, Commissioners, to receive, examine and al-
just all claims and demands ofal persons, against
the estate Of EBER r. MURRAY late of Whiting
10 said District. deceased, and also all claims ami
demands exhibited in efise, thereto: And months
from the 10 day Of June being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the business OF
our said appointment at fte dwelling house OF
the widow of the Deceased-in Whiting, on the
First Thursday of August and December ne2
from nine O'Clock, A. NJ, until four O'Clock,
NJ, on each of said days
HARMON STRONG, , Ct,
JULIUS THOMAS, OomiS'
Dated at Whiting, this 10th day Of Juno A, Z
184t. 7:3w,
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correspondence of the Albany Eueaing Journal
WASHINGTON, June Is, lS4I.

correspondence of the Albany Evening Journal.
WASHINGTON, June Is, lS4I.
A dark, pert, little man, with optics of
most sinister squirt, hailing from the hem
lock hills of Delaware county, as under
stand, just finished a speech, which for
impudence and efrontery has no parallel
in parliamentary debate. After the min
GRITTY has exhausted all their ingenuity, tact
and devices in successful efforts TO prevent
the organization Of the House for more than
two weeks, this little man, with unblpshing
front, talks of the tyranny ofthe majority !
He and his co'conspirators, who one day
voted against the 2lst Rule and on the next
day voted for it, with no objects other than
those of confusion and tumult, deserve to
be held up to the execration of an order
loving people.
l give you list of these worthless, with
their votes, which will show to the nation
on whom rests the responsibility of having
after the House was once organized, thrown
II into wild confusion. The names Of
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ly half of the Wings from the slave states, voted
against Fcrnance's motion. The Wings of the
free states present, every man 6flbem, voted al
so In the negative. Hence we come to this con-
cluson the honor of this transaction peculiarly
belongs TO tie &c locoioco dough-faces from the
free states. Wise is entitled to a share, but he
could have done absolutely nothing without the
recreant26.
II should be here added that on the I5ti near
ly The same ocos again voted IN favor of the rule
and on the 10th, against Mr.. Stuart's proposition
adopting the same 21sr rule, modified so as to ex-
clude the reception of abolition petitions
HlsToRY OF MiDDLEBURY.-The Semi centen-
NAL sermon, from the pen OF Dr. Merrill, delivered
on The last thanksgiving day, composing the His
tory OF Middlebury, both civil and ecclesiastical,
has at length issued from the Press. II is pam
phlet of 90 pages, the mechanical execution well
done, and in connection with the notes, is valua-
bic for the purposes for which it was designed.
Grea: praise is due 10 the author for his industry
In gathering and combining the multiplicity OF
facts which it contains. To those readers who
can be satisfied with nothing less than striking
incidents and sanguinary encounters, it viii be
Little entertaining. The first settlement of the
town was merely scene of deprivation and pa
tient endurance, and no way distinguishable from
that which marks all settlements in the painless
wilderness. But 10 those who wish to know who
have lrod our streets for halfa century past, who
bowed the primeval forest, built the first house,
founded the first mi gathered our religious con-
pIepaliOns erected Our churrh he's and established
our literary institutions, it will be highly crafty
ing. As book Of reference 10 after generations
il will be invaluable.
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BRI G HTON MARKET.


MONDAY, June 81, 1911.
Reported for the .NeC EngI Farmcr.
At Market 200 Beef Cattle, Is pair CT Work
ing Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep
ard 800 Swine.
PR1cEs.-Beef Cahlc.-We continue last
weeks quotations, viz First quality, So rs a
I 90. Second quality, So % a 80. Third
quality, s. % 6 90.
Cous and Calres.-Salcs, 1923, S25, S3I,
S34, S38, $40 and S45.
Sheep.-Dull. Many lots were sold for
considerable less than they cost in the count
ry. Lots were sold for 81 90, 81 II, 81 Az,
81 e., 81 eS, 50 90, 81 II, 81 %, and 81 80
Srine.-Several lots of large barrows IL
and one lot at 3-9. A lot TO peddle, some
of which were pigs, at 5 Is and 6 Is. Al
retail from 3 to 1-2.
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For Sale.

VEyHE subscriber offers for Sale farm,
q containing $50 acres of land, lying a.
bout miles south of this village, together with
the stocks and tools appertaining TO the same.
1t is pleasantly situated on the bank of Otter
Creek. Terms of payment made easy to the
purchaser. IRA STEWART.
Middebury, June ~, 1s41, If,
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the Middlebury. Temper
ance Society will be holden on the 9Th OF
July next at half past one O'Clock p. NJ
for the purpose ofchoosing Officers ofsaid
Society, and to transact any other business
thought proper when met.
BY order of the President.
A. Wilcox, Sec'y.
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Stray Mare.

Came into the Enclosure of the subscriber, on
the 26th inst. dark grey Mare, with long
tail. The owner is requested to prove proper
ty, pay charges, and take her away.
NATHAN CLAFLIN.
Hancock, Nav 9th 1871. 7,3w.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

The Committee Of Arrangements of the
Citizens of Brandon, give notice that the ap-
preaching Anniversary of our National hide
pendence, will be celebrated in Brandon, on
Monday the 18th of July. The following is the
Order of Exercise which will be observed.
FORENOON
Commencing at 10 o'clock,
1. Music, by the Band
2. Prayer, by the Rev. C. A. Thomas
3. Singing, by the Juvenile Choir.
4. Address, to the youth, by the Rev. J.
Perry,
5. Singing, by the Juvenile Choir
6. Music, by the Band.
AFTERNo
Commencing at 10 o'clock.
l. Music, bv the Band.
.. National Ode, by the Choir.
3. Reading of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, by E. June Esq.
4. Music by the Band-"Haill Columbia. ~
5. Grafton by d. W. C. Clarke Esq.
6. Singing by the Choir.
Z. Benediction.
Inhabitants of the neighboring towns are
invited to attend.
j. A. CONANT, !
E. n. BRIGGS, Committee
S +: S $:Si SF0H7' A''rns C
Brandon, June %, 1871.
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Fire Insurance Notice.

THE annual meeting Of the Rutland Addison Mutual Fire
Insurance COMPANY will holden the Insurance Of
fee Brandon wednesday 9Th day of July lsat
O'Clock p purpose Choosing board Of Directors
ensuing asactiHg such business the inter
es tire company may require. Z. JUNE, Secretary,
Brandon 81 June IsiI G3
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

REV. T. c. EATON will preach in the Court
House in this village on the 4th, of Juy.-And
also on the same day will Lecture at New
Haven East Mills at o'clock.
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w ANTED.

TWO or three Journeyman Joiners, immedi-
ately. Enquire of C. w. PetiIs or Martin
Wood. Middlebury, June %. 1t
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Died.
June 81, lS41

In this town, on the Dist, instant Stilman
Dewey, aged 81 years, an old and respectable
inhabitant.
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Addison Co. Temperance Society,
The anniversary of this Society will be
held at Middiebury the present year. As
the 4th of July is the Sabbath, it will be on
Tuesday, the 9th, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, at the
Congregational meeting house.
In behalf of the Ex. Committee,
JACOB SCALES.
Cornwall, June IA, 1871.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT, }
Addison District, SIS.
EBE ii remembered, that at Probate
ED Court held at Middehury, in and for the,
district of Addison on the 10th day Of June.
1871.
William Hamilton and John Sanford, ad.
rinislrators of the estate of
Joshua StoekwelI,
late of Cornwall, in said district deceased, prs.
sent their administration account, and move
thot the same may be examined and allowed:
1t is thereupon ordered that the same be exam
ined at session of the said court, to be held at
the Office of the Judge of said court in Middle
bury, in and for the district of Addison on the
9Th day OF July next, at one o'clock, p. NJ; and
that the said administrators cause notice there
Of to be given TO the heirs of said deceased
and all others interested by publishing a cert.
fed copy of this order in the Middebury Peo-
pies Press,a newspaper printed in said Middle.
bury,three weeks successfully previous 10 the
time Of said court.
S. SWIFT, Judge.
A true copy of record,
S. SWIFT, Judge: 7:3
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bPTHE CRISIS N

HTHE CRISIS.H
All accounts due me for papers,
advertising, or printing, up to the 18th
of May, will be Immediately sued if
not paid. No further notice will be
considered necessary.
e. MAXHAM.
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Ralph Gowdev,


late Of Middlebury aforesaid, deceased, presents
his petition in writing, praying tina! he NAV be
licensed to sell the real estate Of the said de-
ceased, for the purpose of paying the debts a
gainst said estate and expenses of adminstra-
ton, and therein sets forth the amount Of debts
due from the deceased, ofrhe charges ofadnin-
istraiion, the value of the personal estate aud
the situation of the estate to be sold aud that il
is necessary to sell the real estate of the afore-
said And it is therefore ordered that the said
application for license 10 sell real estate, be
considered at a session Of said court to be hol-
den at the Office Of the Judge Of said Court in
Middiebury, in and for tie district Of ADDISON
on the 7th day Of July next, at one O'clock III
the afternoon, and that the said administrator
cause notice thereof to be given to all persons
interested, by publishing certified copy Of
this order in the Middlebury Peoples Press, a
newspaper printed in said middlsbury, three
weeks successfully previous to the time Of said
Court.
And the said administrator further prays.
that the time heretofore allowed him for disPo
sing Of the property and paying the debts a.
gainSt said esiate may be further extended; And
therefore it is ordered that said application be
also considered at the session of said Court 10
be held at the time and place above mentioned
and that the said administrator cause notice
thereof 10 be given 10 all persons interested, i'll
The same manner above mentioned.
S. SWIFT, Judge,
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VIII be Sold

A 1.-THE Middlebury auction Room 300 lbs.
"a Sheep TobaccO-on Saturday July, Sd
1S41.
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Stone Lime.

YsNHE subscriber has on hand and will keep
Il constantly for sale, at the marble quarry, "a
bnu, a mile aud half east Of this village, near
Milan Stowcli's, on rhe road 10 Dea Boyce's, a
first rate article Of Stone Lime, which will be sold
on reasonable terms. NATHAN MYRICK.
Middleburv, June 80, 1871. ST..
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STATE OF VERMONT

EIDE il remembered. that at Probate
GD Court held at MiddIebury in and for the
district of Addison on the I9.h day of June,
lS4I.
John B. Copeland, administrator Of the estate
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animated BY American interests. feelings, and
sympathies
The committee conld not entertain a doubt
in such an alternative. And, in reference TO
the foreign aspect Of the bank. the committee
thought it expedient 10 allow it TO deal in for.
eign bills of exchange, which are the barome.
Ter OF the state of our foreign trade.
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SUGARS, BACON, COFFEE, sc.

I''N'INI4Ni OOF + EE., &c.
At Auction.
onTUEsDAY, tLe lSt day OF Iune NJ IN ot.io.L -,
Groceries, viz e'N'a' assortment nj
~ hLis very bright Aitakapas snrar,
u do fair quality ST CToiT a.
70 III 10 dn Porto Rico ~
- bags Rin Coffee
% 10 llguyIa do
- do Old White 10
lLD boxes spei IN Candles
IA da Nouk Tallu~ do
ltD hbls Rect fed whssey
10 do Imitation ith proof Brandy a
- hall pipes COxnnC do
iuD boxes Brown rurpentiDe so,n
a. 80 Bordeaux CIaret Win.
". hampers Champagne d,
- packages t;unpow,i-r and immortal Tea
= bills Family Roe II.rrinrs
70 do dn shad
"a quarter casks Sicily Madeira Wine
1uerces Cincinnati cured Bacon ali s.le.
Ehhs-undef slcO cash, over, Inoniss credit
NJ. a. CO, Auets
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BY iNLOES q BROTHER-

EXTENSIVE SALE OP
NEW AND SECOND m Nh e Ut
on FRIDAY, June fIh. comncnrIn. :, - tTOHE.
on opposite the Be Tavern will r. ~ 1elors az
spring sofas
iadles dressing cabinet, marble ton
sets erfenson dining tables
slde1oards, OF the best workmanship
I clawfoot 10 Do
mahogany book case
do bedHteals
do tea tables
~ u I,a xsane-seat chairs, various pattern,
~ up Windsor To. ~
niisTo rs1;y secretaries, various si.es
large mantel glass
y, "ahogany workstands and tables
10 bureaus, various au.Itie.
ahe and wood seat roc king eb.iIs
hgh aud low post beisteads
new feather beds
- hair mattresses
IL shuck do
~ dozen knives and forks Assorted ,,,,,t
50 toilet looking glasses f"a'uea
counting house tesk
Portable writing do
dressing tables
work tables and sfan,Ia
candle stands; wash to
,rhhfeus, quits eoverlets; pillow cases kr
luna tea amt coffee sets ' ~
Franklin stove, &c
Kicf-n Fnrni, n a general variety OF Household and
sun purchasers ''" !" oe sold In lots
TERMS Of sale cash. m %
DISAPPOINTMENT - Aul'-'
unri DAY NEXT, June 4th. F-e'' "o'n ''-dsy,
l. a. D. Aucts
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Virginia Sate Lottery Extra 49, decided by the drawing
OF TIE Union Lottery, Glass O. loI 1871 10 be drawn At
hrNmdria, u g., June 18Th, 1871. Brilliant Sclcnte-I
prize Of s525, 1000 COO ~ 800 il2 aIiI 40 az
~, oD Of ~ 90 Of w. 90 Of la sc. Tickets $40
shares in PREPARATION. AcoTdcatr of par OF ~ whole
tickets will be sent Tor 500 certificate OF rs halves
quarters In proportion ~
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virginia Lceshurs Lottery, Extra Clss 49, determined
~ drawing ~ linton lottery ClassG Tor 1871 10 he draw,
June Eil, III Magnificent Scheme -Thtfe gapit,i. "
s6Ioi lol inOn ! ~ 500, Dpf ipp % ~ sol. 10 o
don. "" i''FVi
FOR Tickets aud shares or Certificates Of Packages IN
alo the ABOVE spionhj Lotteries be very particular tc
4NlieS@ ID. NJ. HOHT 90.
Richm0nd, Va.
a. atuvo. ~ y wv wy '''''
OTdcrsfor Tickets from any part Of the United
alI OF oicrWieo, enclosing cash prize Tckctst
ly received and executed by return mail, with the samg
prompt suenuonas pcrsoual application, aud tho result
,)tmmcdatelV ansT ths Dfawina-ii
"lIgasedm -. ". HOYT a co
~ AZ Recommendations u'ricilv confidential NH N
LACbs, HtBBONs, AND FANCY GOODS
vs. received from New YOrk.a large sssortmc nj ~
l1cos Ribbons ADD Fancy Cools ior aalc yery low
nc above Goods will be exposed for sale r brce IA,
my lNtOEa BROTHER,
w ~ Opposite tho Bell Tavern.
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GRAND SCHEMES For JUNE.

virginia lecsbuTg Lottery. Glass H. for 1871 to lac
hrawn June ~, lsll. Grand Capitals prize OF s3s215
iui 80 200 900, IN prizes Of lOOu 100 Of hlp 70 OF
eu %r Tickets slu-sharcs IN proportion. certfratr
ton. ~ l'Nf''
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BY INLoEs & BROTHER.

BY lNLOES Il BROTHER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
GRoCERlEs DRY GOODS, BOOTS SHOES Gaps L..
At Auction
On TUESDAY MORNING lei June NJ Oh o,.l,.,
ml DE sSd N front Of our Sore, general variety Of
Efiis, Bootleg AND Besisiea.ls
bureaus, Work stands, SidebaaTds
nAhnsany Tables SOFAS Rocking Chairs
Co.'s. Mattresses. Croc kerry
Deeanisrs and Tumblers
Knives AMI Forks Chairs. &c.
GROCERIES,.
a. Al the same time, quantity oi Groeeres Rnter Can
o,FH, - 1p, Liquors Ae. suitable for retail AJss 90
Sh"esi Caps. Wrapping Paper, DC 49, '''S'
,'lutsiaieiy aeT the above usneng al n O'clock
Sable and Harness Horses some of Which ace re-
presented as being very hne. '
LEMONS.
. bo1esSleily Lemons, In prime order
BACON AND SOAP.
HOO lbs shoulder Bacon
Gu 40 IOwis 10
10 boxes soap
tn 81 NLOES A BROTHER, Auets.
HuTHERFOORDs MILLS FOR SALE
w are 91r,sed To sell this very celebrated proper
". The Nails contain pair OF stones Ior srin,Iny
va- "ue lalI LOT shp sun, and Tubbers with ali
nsNSsSay uiehineTy There Is attached 10 the Mill |,
S"nioItable House for the Miller and size sufficient To-
e erecisn Of another MIL calculated TO run IO nair oI
stones FOT terms &c apply TO 49, VI
,pI LANCASTER, DENNY & CO. Ancts
The above desc Iibed valuable ptoperty located rit,
Ssi oi the cay Of Richmond will be Soid by ms q, H.
IAuest Uhhht' on The premises, on TUESDAY, the la
80, n oenes, r NJ The terms, which will DC he
II m A. a.. 49,,
IL The Baltimore American viii aahIish tha ahov.
until lay OF sale and send their count 70 ms Ir pays,
= T. ID a Co Aucts.
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NOTICE.

DIV virtue ola deed oftrust . rcrut.t - ,,.-..,
- on We an lay ~ March, ts39, by Ish,u P0es.,, =
J, w w, payment OF certain debt therein nsrIt,
~, ~ ,ol charles Y. Goo,lal and ,ipIv r.c0rsi III
W. Iii les ~ chesterfield lnd Henrico Comfy Cou,ts
1917 WI e1pose ." sao af public suction IN M b-ics,
IN 49,, ~, cash on the premises on the 2oh Of Nay s,I
ht tract piece or Parcel Of Land WINS ,rt
pslnE ~ nc county Of ChcstcIfcld called Hr,5,i ~
ylns Stout ihee miles rom the city Of Rir br,goJ 80
alnhg H9 acr"s mote or less. Also one Other r5s, "
taIeel ol land ADJOINING The same contsininv ~
W. siWe more or less. There b. upon he all H., ~,
icurc '''''i's"i' lamiy rest
And on The 2ls Of May 1911. IN front Of l,s p.lIr,,
~ We " oi Richmond, We will also 81 Gf rss - ~
lsu,st glIncI iNeive hkcly slaves, together viii ~
ls. " tne females thereof, the 7h ,l.v ~ 49,
ucuA ~ ihe slaves conveyed by aid trs $500 'N"i
jug s trustees, We will only convey srrt 49,. - a..
iniispufs' h. '' N''eh ~ bchevcd 10 ha
The sale Of the real estate viii t,hs ,,,.. a. A.,
n 10 O'Clock, A. NJ SAME ~ u ~, bs,l Iavcis %.
ap u-tl}tawtds "S'N NuNhALLN
-, IL, The sale otthe Bread Rock I,ndt, sssses
IN ~ inst and The slaves fiil the 0sh ms,
~" ANe pace ss mentioned In the above no,,. '"'h'B
mO =. TAYLOR,
- -, u. NuNNAIiY
- The sale u the shove land s r,.,,,., am -
,,.uc' anl me saves t the 2fh Inne -. ~ W.
pace Is mentioned on abe abOve noties ivy WV
m "a :. TAYLOR
II. NUNNAIIV.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
- $780,. DENCE, AT AUCvrtpS HnlLh REsi-

V.In, N, :, IT,
LII Vt GROUND AND FAMILY prs,
o,,o>,n DENCE, AT AUCTION h' RESI-
on MONDAY Afternoon Nav 3Ist ISi =, . -,
he premises we shall sell thar yanahls oeoek, on
% and " streets, Prentcess r ~ S corner OF
Iti anu known as PORT HARRIsOS 81 D"aiAAd
mn, hs ,St Is wei improved and laid in rt,p pp
pi-uiNS LOTS with front of 30 feel 10 sasS lNti
RI ~, ,sey erected very comfortabI. iu,o 49,.
xenisn with basement story Kitchen and IN y
will -, oessaIy Also, two large wooden an, u
trar,ions a tssdsnce this property possesses
=, iu Is well worthy the attention Of thoas %
70 make investments in real estate VI 'iuse wishing
sde Al the Iequestof Mr. Il Harrison ,,..o -
ten saw one aiS 70 he lower part of the CITY, Dor.
Ti,la 'o "a, IaAnce on accommodating time "
he 80 70 'he property ndisputabIe a plan of rbi.b 49,.
Ina ~ II '''e' iNLoEs 4 BROTHER
Aucts-
- Inc above sale Gin consequence of Tho 80 =;
postponed until Monday afternoon May 3Is ein "a
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virginia Wesbrrg lnlery, Glass r. for 1871 To DO drawn
y9n' Sln I'll 81 Uapals-l prize Of S510Oo. 1000 5On
nn (b INV, lO prizes ot 1000 10 of IpL ~ o. 25l &c
Tickets O-sharcs IN proportion. Certificates of uark
ages Of 70 whole tickets si3-shlTcs in proportion
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:;:a s$ s;,; q; C
Q.l,,rs -. a.. nm
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OERE.
PERSONAL Pig % L, y n M -ND

Rh virtue % Decree Of the Circuit superior Cour NJ
Law and Chsncery for the county OF HenTic., ana civ
NJ hichmond pronounce ed or the 9th February ISL ~
SUIT lherein pending styled Farley Va woodgaie 81 AZ
ine uhue rssns, me Commissioners therein Lamod viii
proceed on WEDNESDAY. the 2sih day of The prssen,
onih TO Sc Public Auction, for cash. he ore the fron
'ls9I o te beh Tavern, IN the city Richmond All m
nshs and interest Of Henry W Manck ia and Ion nis
I isIeelol Land lying and bens In bic county on Chs
nsu, aooH 10 miles irem tAe town of ehrsieT -
IonE'ne andni AusI spear containing % acres ronrc
on iess' wneh vas purchased BY the said Manck
Mlh r. Harris of Lrieberry TayIor-threc nss,y
saves hIoA EJ and Mara; aud certain Household sng
hheheh turnHure, mentioned in and conveyed by ,ee,l
n trvsl tram said Mauck Joseph Allen OF Icscr ~ ~,
sih- uuces OF the Court OF lIuzginKs or The Cv ~,
Richmond and the County Court of ChesieraeII ny W
J. MAYO, 8
m ll-cids&donds
the s'h say Of lune next. ''SP'"eu u'
-. -, JOS. MAYO,
m Ssf-Nus MM G.. SANDS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31

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