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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-23
From The Vermont Telegraph
THE SAILOR BOYS GRAVE,

lie slumbers not where DER his bed
The willows graceful branches wave,
Or where the dew, at evening shed,
The rose trees b~lushing cheek doth lave
Bot meath yon rolling ocean wave,
Whose foaming crests are sweeping free,
The sailor boy hath found a grave
Beneath the seattle dark blue sea.
AT evening, pale to watch and weep,
No form shall bend above his tomb,
Nor summer gale around shall weep,
Filled with the dewey flowers perfume
Yet though no flowers NAV DER him bloom,
Famed by mild zephyrs sweeping Free
Far better hath he loved the gloom
OF yonder dark and rolling sea.
The waves that rush across his breast,
Can ne'er disturb his slum)ers there,
Nor ever break his dreamless rest,
Secure from sorrow, pain and care
And Mermaids bind their chaplets fair
Around his brow so pale and cold,
And wreathe amid his shining hair
Their treasures bright, OF gems and gold.
He SAUNDERS in some ocean hall,
Where bright pearls CLEAN like stars Of night,
And diamonds flash upon the wall,
Like torches on the daZZled sight
Beneath, the sands like snow are white,
Where murmuring waters sing with glee,
How sweet to sleep through deaths long night,
Beneath the seattle dark blue sea!
March IL, 1871. A.. A. G.
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n wITHERED LEAF.

Oh mark the witbefed leaves that fall
In silence on the ground
Upon the human heart they call,
And preach without a sound.
They say, " 20 passes man 5 brief year! =
To day bis green leaves wave
Tomorrow, changed by time, and sere,
He drops into the grave.
Let wisdom be our sole concern,
Since life'sgreen days how brief
And faith and heavenly hope shall learn
A lesson from the leaf.
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GOMEZ TIE MEXICAN NOBBER

Tins famous rObber, with four hundred a..oci1,oz.
inhabited the extensive forest of Pinal in Mexico. and
committed the mosi alrocious murders, aud was guilty
Of the most hearless and diabolical cmelues M
traveller was safe, high or low. rich or poor; and The
nAI'e o. "oinez spread terror IN every direction. His
power was 50 grei, that government were in,,aida,ed
ana were unable 10 rout him from bis strong holds.
me following is an instance Of the refinement and
cold bioo5ed barbaniy With which he inflicted death.
= poor leIio"' travelling tfeaf n. Martins, overlook a
man on the road and en,ered into conye,ss,ion w,h
MIN ~ The course ~ which he observed that be hooed
lie might never fail into the hands Of Conner. avn,
nor asked Las companion. because" oeoIinued
hs traveller he - not only partial 20 rc4Aing his vic.
tim, but be delights 10 the shedding a. blooI 80 a,
the exercise 81 cruelty
And who told y%onthat'" said bis fellow pedestrian.
common report said the traveller ssnd know f,r
certainty mat he murders every man he captures, and
washes his hands in blood"
indeed replied tho other now you shsll be con.
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PUBLISHERS &c PROPRIETOR&

with calm splri, she builds her hope in ~
en- 4
The prosperity. the adverse fortunes, q
Joy, the grief, all this might be seen in cv1
age. IL is Christianity that has brought 81
patty to the suffering, hope TO the bcrcave'
and resignation TO the afflicted which h
brought light TO dark hours, and faith in hco
en- TO those who dwell amid the sorrows Of \
earth. II is Christianity that has sofic0|
and melted the ice of prosperity-which q
smlttcn that rock and made il a Eountain'
living waters TO those that dwell in the valk
below"
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PROSPECTUS OF
ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM.

The subscribers have made arrangements TO publish a
Magazine for The Family Circle, aud especially The younger
portion ~ II, under the above title. The design Of the
work Is 10 do good to aid in the formation Of character !;
10 establish good principles 10 cultivate right feelings !;
TO furnish innocent amusement; 10 piomoie correct habits
Of thought and sentiment. Nor is the plan confined 10
these limits II Is the purpose OF the Editor to make the
work useful in storing the mind with knowledge in
teaching the rules Of behavior, and in pointing out the
highways and by-ways TO success in lite In such a de-
ed.
To carry out the plan, il is deemed essential that the
work should be interchangeable IT should be a fsvoriie
with those for whose benefit il is designed. Accordingly,
1t will embrace a great variety Of topics-as History, &c.
ography, Geology, Natural History, Travels, Biography,
&c. It will be enlivened with Tales, Sketches, Adven-
lures, Incidents, Narratives, Anecdotes, Fables, and ALE
gories-nor will Poetry or Music be forgotten. Every
available means of rendering the work useful, lively, and
entertaining will be reso-ted to, and numerous embellish-
ments and illustrations will be inserted.
As specimen Of the work will be offered 10 the public
in the first number, 1t is needless to say more than that
ample arrangements are made to bring out the work with
punctuality, and in the best mechanical style. The edit
oral charge of IL is 10 be committed TO the .AuIhor Of Pc
ter Pdrtoys Tails, whose reputation is a sufficient pledge
to the public that the present undertaking will be conduct
ed in a manner TO claim a share Of patronage. especially at
the hands of parents, teachers, guardians, and all who feel
interested in the young.
One number of the work will appear on the first day Of
each month. containing 80 pages royal Svo the price to
~ubscribers being One doAdr and 6ty cents, payable in nd
uanco. Any person renting fre dollars, posi- paid, shall
reo1re fonr copies. The first number will appear on the
first of February.
Office. No. 10 School Street, Boston. Any aid given 10
the work by Pos,-Masters, Teachers, and Friends Of
Youth, will be thankfully received.
BRADBURY q sNOWDEN.
Subscriptions received at this Office.
January, 1S4l.
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Strayed or Sol en-.

INROM the subscriber the last Of Ortoler. 1870, a DARK bay
Il hnfse Colt. 4 wears old, small s,1e. ~hIte stHPe IN has
face. long switch tal, and four white feeti When travelling car
red his tail ore sde, WIS a natufal uottefund n good jumper
sad colt vas raised IN Dumerston, ~ tins state anc bought
% ne fgbscHbef Of NJ No1h Whitney OF lat place Nhoef-
e. vii gl,s notice where sad colt cH he found .hall he
reasonably rewarded hJEL fAhhEh
Esst Clarsndon, VI Jan. & 1871. IN
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II Al $.
ran FASHIONS.

ran FASHIONS,
tINHE subscriber has on hand a new assortment Of the
l. most
Fashionable Hats,
At his old stand in East ROLAND, one door south Of the T.
piscopal Church, which are equal 10 any manufactured N
the country, for beauty and du nbiity. Those wishing to
purchase according 20 these Loco F0cO times, are invited 10
call Sad examine ms stock before purchasing elsewhere
All kinds orc, ubtry produce taken "a exchange or hats
WANTED OF II FARMERS,
Shsared and Paled Lambs Wool, old Sheep and Lamb >
Pehs, for which the highest price will be paid IN Hate, or
applied on old accounts. &c. OREL IOOh.
Rutland , ~ -, $40. 4-ly
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i anal Il u d Q e.
A pes s,ocy. by CHARLES DICK Ems. tBo

'l'ilE propte,ors of the NEW WORLD Nowspapef nte
tins method 10 announce that they are ahou, to CON.
msnce IN both editions Of the New World. folio and quaro. a
new story hy the popular author Of IN. P,okwiek Papers, Nich.
oas Nictloby, Oliver Twist, &c, on Saturday the 9Th day Of
Match. rubscubers in the country are requested to forward
ihetr orders as soon as posnbie. The price ofthe New World
~ IS per abnum. pdyabi, IN adrdpos Fostmasters are au-
thortcd TO forward the amount Tree ofebBrge Address,
}. WINCHESTER.
20 Arn st y Y
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y c Fir IN.
GILBERT a cHELLls.

M respectfully give uouce that they have en-
tered int, copartnrrship, and all carry on the art
and trade Of Blaeksm4 Ching ia ~ It's forms, a. the Brick
shop, a few doors south Of the jail Particular stienuon
sH be paid % the making aHd repairing Of elliptic sprugs
20 Cafnsgest and al kinds of carriage ironing.
Ire subscribers trust from Their long experience 10 the
nasinsss, that they shAl! be able to execute all work ~ the
l,e q tlacksmth,ns, IN a neat, durabls, aud satisfactory
manner. J. GILBERT,
J A CHELLls
nab. In consequences ofibe aboFe Arrangement It be.
ZONES imPerstvsly necessary thai all debts doe J b Gil
urn 'hoae be immediately settled He therefore calls
ePsh hoss indebted 10 him 20 comply with this request.
huusnd, March Is. l-u- il-tf
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STATE or VERMONT Z Z =nis@s% r,ass,t that cn a,

bTATE OF VERMONT r h~remembered that at a
Aeid at Rutland within and for said district on the 9Th
Hsy Of March, a. D.ls4l.
Present WIN. Hall, Judge.
Stephen Royce and Thomas J. Ormsbee administrators
! pom the estate Of Rodney C.. Royce, late Of Rutland, in
bAd district, deceased, interstate having made application 10
he court for license 10 sell all the real estate Of which
be said Rodney {. died seized
his ordered that the consideration thereof he referred
\ the first Monday, being the nth day Of April next; and
hat a copy ofthis order be published three weeks success
! ysly, "a the Rutland Herald, previous thereto,,hat all
q onoernsd may appear and object 10 the sane, If they see
j su,e. A uoe copy Of record.
lib HENRY HALL, Register.
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VOL. XLVII.1
II. r. WHITE q l.. T. GUERNSEY.J
B R R Sc MIhARY.

REV JOSEPH u wICKHAM, Principal
NJ Wutlsw BuEsH,N, P%uncipal Eng Depart.
TERM commences on "Wednesday. Gath Of
II Nsch. and closes with the Annual Examination and
Bic Rbsinresi lac ises, on the 2dW Wednesday Of July
Trrrios tom s. 10 o. per quarter.
J ANDERSON, Clerk
Manchester. March - lsiI. ll-l3
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\tiLL h. sold or he e0h insi b. tho sut~cnber. unless
" previously ,ad. two pairs II wei mltsd iost years old
M"'Pung Utsrs one good coz. fear Or Eve head ~ goung cat
'Nise colts ahd 100 head u sheer rome ~ which srs nnre
80 -3aff 90 pat ard ere q tie chooest eeleciton, pauica-
az tbovt IS h'ee3iug eNes. vhirb he sahsrfbef thhks caa-
- sicsiloo. y oqHsIed hg ssFlH ths co8rtF Those wet.
'g 70 fefetltt tacr stoek 81 sheep sbd cattle are espectaly
t''ee 70 uts tts advantage q ne f.lforteTt absoluie ne
Sotil 10 ssil Geo " JOY.
CLsietoH. MtfcA eih, lssl. lo-ll
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/ e u ' ! 4 II q III e II {,
"A superior article for cementing China, Glass,
and Earthen Hare.
THE article has been thoroughly tested and found 10
l. be the bcstaftcle that has ever yet been offered To the
public. II possesses superior qualities over any now IN use
by being composed Of ingredients that are not the least
impaired or injured by the action Of water.
1t will be useless 10 speak Of the merits Of this article
as it will speak for iiself-no family should be without a
bottle OF the cement. Price, % cts
Manufactured and sold by W {. Douse, Woodstock, VI
and for sale by WHITE HENDERSON, n Co.
"a lyocnm
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BLACK RIVER ACADEMY.

nNik Spfng Tenn ~ Tins institution VIII commence on
Wednesday the l7th inst under the supetintendenoe
Irufucnon o. Nj. s r. LsTHRor, as Principal MIR
/ ,Afop IL a graduate Of Mitdlebufy College, md an er.
4 feuccd and distinguished Teacher, and highly qualified
REUBEN w~AsHBURN, ! Com ofthe
A. TAYLOR STrustees.
ludiow, March 2, ls4I Il-li
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w LII A II A l. l..

CONTINUES carrying on the Saddle, Harness, and Trunk
~ making business in all its various branches. He has
recent, purchased a large stock Of Eastern leather and trim
mings Of the first quality. lie has on hand ready made, a good
assortmen, OF work, such as silver plated, brass plated. black
japan, and .potted malIeabie Double Harnesses; single wrggon
and gg Harnesses; Saddles; plated and common Brides and
Martingales; travelling and Common Trunks; Valises. and al.
most all kinds of work usually called for, which will be sold
on aliberal credit and reduced prices, as low as can be purchas.
cd in the state Of the same quality. Most kinds of produce
received in payment. persons wishing to purchase are requested
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Rutland, 10Th Dec. 1870 52-25
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; h e p for Sale.
vI>HF subscribe, oaeis for sale 100 good store Sheep,
on reasonable terms Tie has Giso q valuable Horne
that be souid cell or e~IehEngs for = span suitable fot a
farm. n DIkLsAn
Rsusnd, March i5, lsil. A-l3
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: IA b II k cts.

JoHN STRONG offers for sale a quantity Of Sap Buckets.
81 manufactured by Geo. c. Flint,
Roland. March s. 1871. l0-lS
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4 y q 7 7 Z e.
WHEREAS David Lsdd a boy about II years ofage. who
Vas bound cot to ne by ihdonturcs made by the oNerseefs
J BE poor Of this town and myself. has run away and ab.eond-
! from my service, this Is hereby TO notify all persons not 10
libof. frost OF employ him as shall pay no debts Of this con-
ttctng a0ei this date. j }.
Benson, March 50, 1914. lO-i2
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y o { e.
A IL. persons indebted TO the subscriber by note or book ac-
n coun, must make immediate payment. JOHN STRONG
let March 1871.
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y oti e.

Ihls day ! give to my son, Charles Row, has time, and
4 shall claim none Of his earnings, and pay no debts Of
ne Contracting after this date. ANTHONY ROW.
windsor, March I. lS4l. ll-l3
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To = G d d
ID urh a m b IL | |.

|ZDHE subscriber offers to sell, or let for the season,
y thorough bred Durham Bull. Said Bull will be
found on the subscribers farm, in the town Of Fort Ann
Washington Co. \. Y, STEPHEN MlLLE
March OH, lSil. 1-l6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
THOMAS Is. HoTCHKIss.

Opposite tho Old Eagle Hote Lot
AN now opening and oder for sale al unsI,y ,v rri.
crs' 90 lot-r Makers, Salicrs aud Harness Mayors
aiul SUPPLY ot Goods, consisting iu paffas follows
Kinds Of Elcruc springs from 3 leaf "A hes vide
tu leaf q inc hes wide
susy, Blsgy. Blrouchc and C1sch tutncdaxiss
terms '''' '' l''
Turned toil1rs-Cosch bnsyarouche Lamps
lr1rs and silver couravc anil lian hands
hr1ss ant si.yct Dash Francs, stump Joints
stump Joints plated, Curtain Leather ami Chaise T.Ira
N1hucNs Auf Dtut-Es-Oil and Brussels CARPET
\ .atgc ant splcnHIi assortment Of Coach licea, &C.
dsl 1fI nssurwcu Of silver brass and I1paunrI liar.
icss N1unfug SIfrups Bite a knas Of Huh aud STRAIN.
n Ncugss Serge hog skins; sheep 10 Saddle Trees of a
sri. sitcrs aus harness makers Tools good sssnrt.
mrua superior otof beers Hair; saldiers -ks of ,it
t1Iors, SC. sc. " '
t'g GOV assortment of sh0cmakcr's Tools AMI Thread
f1tI euleavor 10 Eecr constantly on hand fuI tarf
wen Of an articles used In the above mentioned frsfes
tni am ietcruiuCdto sell very small advance FOR r.h
of 'orunctual customers Great indicems hnyy-,.r
VII Hc oHefcd Co.. those who wish 20 buy for r1sh
A wishing ~ pure hsse anything 100 ~ line are respect.
l,y invited % cal. before purchasing elsewhere.
&c IT'D TUua n UuTCHKfSs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
HUBBARD, GARDNER 4 co.

HUBBARD, GARDNER X co.
~, sS , I.s ,fss irsa ~. asHai.s,o... their
PAPER, HATS, &c, and offer for sale,
40 cases OF SHOES, consisting OF
Mems hne calf Shoes, Navy Shoes and BTosans
DO lined and bound sewed and peEsed DO DO Do
Boys and youths coarse AMI 1ss she's ,n.I ,ogso.
chilirsn's morocco AMI leather Ankle Ties, shoes
IAiles'l d, morocco and seal waking Shoes AMI
Do DO DO do do Slip, and French
wonen's stout leather Walking shoes
Do common Kid snd leather slips.
20 cases o. BoOrs consisting Of
Meas Zoe sewed ami pezged seal ans c ali Boots
DO ID double sole calf Water Boots
DO coarse so~ed and peEged DO do
LEATHER.
1 r1n ~les sole i.eaiLer various qualAes
Ion Joz. DO Uaif skins
70 d. French do
Also, Boot morocco, scala and lining skins.
loo rcsns plain aud ruled Letter Paper
lOD 10 10 DO 10 wnun. IL
20 30 sa am l. i@5 G soaIs wDpns roer
.oo , HATS AND CAPS.
o." cases haeF and drab silk Russia. Napt and Beaver
l51 DO DO 10 do Wool Hat.
so dozen men'- aud boys fur snd hair Seal Cans
lo DO do 30 do cloth ami sealctt 10
BRiDIEs &c
- dozen Brides and Bride Filings
% 10 AaTtngses ant Girths
SHOE THREAD
80 lbs English Shoe Thread, OF our own importation.
10 nests hide and zeal Trunks
Also, Leather Travelling Trunks
CARDS
% boxes wnuemores be st cotton and wool Cards.
Also,
GOO pair blac. russell BroSues Of our own ranvf,c
IlI.. - l3-rn ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY HoFFMANs & co.
ExrENsIvE SALE OF VERY OLD AND PANT
IARIN CHOICE NrINrs L.


ENrENslvE SALE or VERY OLD AND PARTICU-
LARRY CHOICE WINES, &C.
AT AUCTION IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE
IN "WEDNESDAY, tho 1874 day Of October neIt NJ 10
- O'clock A. Mo be continued from day to day until
the whole is aold ~ ~
At the Warehouse OF l. NJ snth No n S.,uih street
BALTIMORE VIC will sell his enfre stock 81 od
IL, eonsSiinE Of -
3"iDl bottles Of Maieiras, sherres, Port, Ae
5H demiiohns 81 N.!cTa aus sherry
llO DO superior Old Brandy, Rp dts, GIN. &c to-
zeiner with - Butts, hhd- qna'er half quarter eask.
oi hAiera andcherty Wne, all Of which ~L be raTrcu
&Ils ~nutnsra ied In Caial.'guss hereafter
SMITHS kong re-dsnee Ia M,lera, previous 20 his
abshns himself In this ty than ~ years 20 affr
ed hun knowledge Of the celebrated states on on
m. Island. frUm which his MacrAs have ali been elected
apd aceumulans for many yearS lie therefore can with
commence assert thaithe quality Of the major art can
ony be slua ad by the private stocks Of te establish.
Ell houses in Madeira
The shsrres, POTt, Brandy &c are all Of superior
glaHy' AMI his own nporauons from the respecta.
bic bous, :.
A. the delicate health Of the proprietor prevent. his NJ.
tehtnn o business, and obiEes him retire a mixer
climate during autumn and winter, the be posi-
tire.
portion Of Mr. Smiths private stock will also be added
TO the sale.
HoFFMANS a co, Auction.er.
10 Catalogues may be had on and amer the 2Hb ms,
ami the Goods will be for on the M,a
] doy Trsri07t- 10 Lhs sale. Sc ii-,itds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
UNITED STATES LOAN

PROPOSALS will be received at this Department, under
the provisions ofthe Of Congress passed. luis 2I
ISL entitled 40 act authorizing not &c eeng m
SUN OF tSeiNe millions Of dolarsn until MONDAY the ih
instant inclusive for loan OF two millions dollars he
~ art OF the twelve millions authorized BY said act
The proposals will the lowest rate Of inteTest r
which specie, or the notes Of specie paying banks al
VIII be pho Ell - the credit ofhe Treasurer Of The nhed
states IN such repositories be designated by The
secretary IN Boston, New York, philadelphia
Stock Will be inscribed on the boo the Department,
and certificates issued for the thus agreed for on
eienc" Of the depose Of the money provided above
teemabe before the 3Ist December rsi Ana ali sior
inscribed on the books under the proposals received Tor
nus Pori9n OF the loan Will bear the Of
but no offer for less than 5000 will be CONSIDERED
Transfers VIII be made the Treasury on the perso-
nasurFenier Of certificates by individuals whose name
ne stock stands or 10y transmitting the cerhcate To tic
Register OF the Treasury, 10y mall with special endorse.
Hehi theTon atiesed by notary public, clerk Of
court OF record under their respective seals Ia eases
where stock shall stand the ola corporafoa or III.
~ pouc transfers will be made upon special endorse.
uent Of TIE proper officers Ut the corporation under The
corporation seal $50
The transfer books VII he closed for feen ays l,re.
Sous 10 the close Of each quarter Should rcaiei be
received ~ the Register the Treasury before the close
OF the books az the end Of quarter from any psrs5n in
paid al lsIOn, New York, Philadelphia or Raltmore Ua
men will be made accor ingy; Otherwise the quaTtcTy
interest will be payable the Treasury. cotns sio
Of onetWeh Of one per viii be allow Ell To any N.
son who Will procure such portion OF NAV Le
taken, not less than one hundred thousand dollars
o., T. EWING,
se li-oH Secretary Of the Treasury
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE.

RI virTue Of Decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
- law and ChancCTy for the county Of lie cO CITY
OF edmond made on the sJh day Of July 1870
therein depending. In which Annabea Burr Guardian
Of Elizabeth VI ami Thomas H. Burr others are plain.
tins. and Harriet Burr AMI others defendants shall
On FRIDAY. the 18th of Oct, Der neat o'clock r. NJ
proceed, upOu the premises sell the property in said
decree pruviicd, viz:
Those two newly erected Brick Tcncments, situated on
Ross sect and uow IN tic occupancy Of Mrs Burr and
George Hutchinson, Ess
Secondly, the vacant Lots Ross, Govsrnor's, and
streets:
Thirdly, the Lot on 5th streets, all in the City Of
Richmond;
And lastly, sal! Of Land about : acres in the
county o Ecnrieo, adjoining tie Lands OF Rev samuclS
skinner ana Mr. Hill
TIE vacant Lots Ross and streets. situated At th,
corner above the Fir-t Presbyterian Church, will be y
ell into convenient BullEs IOs-a plat which NAV be
seen al the Office Of Messrs. Dunlop MoneuTe a Co.
Terms for the Tenements and vacant Lots:
One fourth cash. the balance three equal payments at
o, ~ and i months bearing interest trOl the LAY
Bonds with approved uTy Tor the defer payments
Tile NHhhcld III payment In full, and CONVEYANCE ~
reCted 10y the Cour; and the Land county u euTico
months cTedIi, with interest fo lie day Vi sale
and OF Ike terms a5ovr specified.
PEACHY K. GRATTAS, Comm'r.
to sale conducted by
sel4 DUSLoP, MoScuRR q Co, Auc,s.