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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-28
VERM05T PHOENIX.

0FWe have this We, the pleasure Of presenting to our
readers the phmnx cnscd This enlargement u IN ac'
cordincc with aran enin entered into last WINTER ana
has only been deferred At it might take place at the com
menccment Of nc,v WINE. 1t is nine years since we
commenced publishhphe Phunx alone. II is now tho
largest paper printed ho State and this enlargement has
been made al a vcry sous expense We have hitherto
published more readin nailcr than the majority Of country
papers, but the preenze Of our sheet will enable US com
sderably to Increase We have no disposition 10 make
lavish promises in regl to the future Of prr
but with condolences confidence arising from the aape
assurances which " are continually receiving that our
course heretofore has zen in general satisfactory enc
We point 10 the p1st indication Of the FUTURE merely
rcmarking that OUT nicr space will enable devote
attention to mal subjects Of deep and genera in
terest than before could do aud among these the most
prominent is that agriculture.
# will be seen bhe terms Of our paper that u'Siih-
standing its inccas expense to US the expense Of
subscribers will no increased, especially thry pay In
advance The pu bed terms will be seadiastly dhercd
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JOWN 5. GEgAY & CO.
IMPORTERS
English and German Hardware,
1919 MAIN STREET.
Hartford, Conn.

Fon CouNrRY MrRcmAsrs.-A foil stock Of A.
mefcan, English and German Hardware, Cutlery and
Fancy Goods. American Goods consignment NJ
manufacturers prices. English and German Wares
OF our olrn importation, the lowest New York and
Boston prices.
Fon NJ Shuties, Piekers Brushes,
Files, Iron and Brass Wire, Paper, Irvine, SC, in
GLIDING every thing 10 our line OF business.
FoR MEcH,NIcs.-Saws, Edge Toos, Bench
Planes, and all the variety OF Mechanics Tools Of the
best quality that be obtained with a complete as.
soumrnt OF Cabinet Trimmings.
FoR BriLnEas Wood Screws, Patent Butt
Hinges, Cut and Wrought Nails Mouice and Rim
Locks, with Silver Plated, Rose Wood and Brass
Trimmings, Pumps, Lead Pipe Well Chains, Oven
Mouths, and all the trimmings necessary for House
Building Of the most approved kinds
Fog PARTNERSHIPS, Folks, Hoes, Spades,
Scythes, Siches, Snalhs, aud Farming Utensils gem
orally.
FoR HousEIEEPEns.-Bfass Kettles, Andirons
Shovel and longs Bellows, Tea Trays, Lamps, Hob
low Ware, Gndirops, Coffee Mills, &c, every thing
in the Hardware line wanted for Housekeeping.
For SPoRTsNEN.-Guns Pistols, Percussion Caps
Gene Bags, Powder Flasks, Shot Bags and Pouches
Fish Hooks and Lines, Traps o! various kinds, &c, al
at wholesale and retail.
Hartford, Aug II, 1915. 4wl
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zte0.

AT the residence Of his sister in Newne, August 10th,
Miss sacpa 5. Winchester daughter OF Robinson Win.
chester Esq of Marlboro, aged %
IN Ellington York Jan. 10Th, 1915, James q CLARK,
aged a5 In Halifax August it, 1870 Sarah Ann Clark,
aged % aud daughter Of James and Hannah Clark Of
ialifiV Printers in N. Y and Pa requested, sc.
/ Ia Utica. n y, Aug 3, Miss Eunce Neweomb in the
3li year Of her age daughter M Asahe Neweomb, late
/ OF Puinry.
In I,foatds,on, Aug o. widow Abigail Green aged ~
Ia Omngc, Aug u, Mrs Ruby Conan', wife Of MI
Ia CabolyIlr Aug Is, Mrs Rosnna NJ AIhcrIon, of Der.
In Lima, lad Aug 9Th, Ellen Maria, daughter Of Doct.
Charles d and Hannah c Ilobfooh aged years. mos.
IS, fades the lovely blooming flower,
Cut down and witlcrcd "a au hour
In Loganspor,, lad, arquea consumption Miss Eaniec
Breed laughter Of the late Cyrus Breed, Of kccne n II
] aged -.
Al Paper Min vanec, Alsicad n H., on the 7th inst,
/ ct consumption, d. Levi Putnam, aged 80.
IL kntand. Aug 18Th Mrs Besey Foot mother Of Hon
solomon Foot aged ~
In Bennington, August l2t Dca solomon Gale, in the
sd year Of his age Mr. G was patriot ofthe Revolution
/ a worthy, industrious citizen
IA Guilord, July 2Jh, Mrs Mary Aon, wiie Of John w
/ Thutber, aged q years.
Thus ia the short space Of eight days, is an infant sou
deprived Of the fostering Of kind and tender mother
husband Of 40 amnbe and beloved companions numerous
relatives and large circle Of friends aud acquautances
mourn their rrepambe loss, but not as those without hope
"Sho sleeping in sl.ncc, forever at rest,
/ Where the ashes Of how'd ones are lying;
/ The evergreen mantle covers her breast
Aud angels Of glory around her aIr lying
Sh. Us sleeping in silence, from pains ever free,
] Near bee militant homes her kindred aud ffrndsi
And mrtnnks cherished partner, she still Smiles thee
Mid The scIaphim band which around thee attends
She sleeping in silence, deaths dreamlcss pillow,
! Unconscious Of those who are passing hef tomb
She feels not the zephyrs that float DER yon willow,
/ But basks where The howtets OF Paradise bloom.
She is sleeping in silence, where rain enters not,
/ Ia Che dafk. narrow mansions ni quit repnse
Three hollow q thy gmve--thlt long BELOVED spot
For there We consignd thy young beautiful rose.
She is sleeping IN silence. urain Co awaken,
Whrn morning bright beams descend from above
Her partners bcfcit, and her oiispfing i1rslken,
TIL they join the glad anthems OF unehangng love"
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TOwnshend Academy.

rUNHE Fall Term Of this excellent Institution will
IL commence WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Sd.
The Trustees take great pleasure in announcing
10 the former patrons OF this School, and to the pub
lie generally, that they have succeeded in securing The
services of MIR l.. X. SMITH, A. b.. as Preceptor.-
Mr. Smith brings with him the highest testimonials rs
person every way qualified TO take charge of a
School Of the high character and reputation that this
Institution enjoys.
He comes DESTROYS of maintaining the high literary
character this school has meTied and won He comes
as professional Teacher, not making teaching mere
pass-iime profession. The Trustees felt timpott-
ant for all concerned that the services of an indiyduaI
should be secured OF the character of the one above
described-one with whom permanent arrangement
could be made. II is expected that Mrs BuHKru1
wife Of the former Precepor will take charge of The
Female Department. Mr. Smith will be assisted BY an
adequate number Of competent instructors lnstruc-
ton will be given in all the branches usually taught
including Music, Drawing and Painting.
Lectures will be given Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry, with new and excellent apparatus
The most ample accommodations will be furnished
the coming term. Board, with all incdentals in fam
lilies, from Sl,l2 to Sl,SS per week. Rooms will be
furnished for those wishing to board in clubs For the
TWO last terms several clubs were formed, VARYING
from to persons in EACH and the whole expense
OF each individual, including Iuition did not much ex-
coed one dollar per week.
J. ROBERTS, Secretary.
/ Townshend, August II, ls45 81
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The az e from the True American which finally pro-
dueed nh excitement and united Of an parties
against J. Clay, is as follows:
"Slaye-, the most unmgaicd, the lowest, basts that
the woras seem TO be substituted forever or
better, glorious hnler aspirations The tuition
Is torn Tampcd under foot justice and good luth
nation deridcd brute force substituted in thu place
Of high raj tone all the great principles Of national lib
erly wi inherited from British ancestry are
yielded p, and are len without God or hope n the
world When the e:eaheared Of our land weep aud tine
man OF cctlon maddens in the contemplate Of ma
uonalaptacy, there pursuing gain and pleasure,
who sm with contempt and Indifference their appeals
But rermber ye who dwell in marble palaces ha here
are siTc and fiery hefs and iron plies in the strefs
AMI pan Of glass only betlreeH them and he sire plat on
ne bodT and He smoolt-shinHfd on tte ottoman
When have Knocked virtue denied the agency OF God
in the airs Of men, aud made rapnc your honey IA h
trenbf the day Of IetTbuton hand aud hc mass
IS ioM qresgcd"
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STATE OF VERMONT.

hARLnoHO s.
Ia Prots'e Cant, .1sg,s %, 1916.
ZONES Isabel Smith, widow Of Samuel Smith,
~ late Of Marlboro deceased, and files in Court tes-
limony tending to prove Nuncupaliye VIII Of the
said Samuel Smith, deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered that hearing be had in
he premises. before this at session thereof to
be holden specially the Probate office in Bratleboto,
ia said district Saturday the 18th day Of Sepiem-
Der next and that said Isabel Smith notify all persons
interested Of the time and place Of said hearing, that
they may appear and contest the probate Of said Nun
cupatye VIII, il they rausr, by publishing copy
If The fecon of this order three weeks successyey in
The Vermont PhEuix, printed ut Bfatllebofo in said
district previous 90 said time Of hearing
A tue copy Of Record
Attest ROYAL TYLER, Reg'r.
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PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS,
-AND-
MAGNETIC FLUID.

THIS remarkable discovery has received the uniyer-
n sal appreciation of the Medical profession Of Great
Britain, and has been sufficiently long before the
American public to give fair test Of its power and
efficacy. IhePatent Gatuanie Rings have been found
TO answer all the purposes for which the ordinary
Calvanic Battery, or Electric and Magnetic MACH
ines used, but without any OF the injurious
shocks which accompany the application by those in
sruments, and in many other respects are more Sgfe
and certain in accomplishing the desired object.
The Galvanic Rings have been usedi with perfect
success in all cases of Rheumatism, acute chronic.
applying TO the head, face limbs Gout, Tic Doo-
reur, Toofhaehe, Bron chitis, Yertigo, Nervous or
Sick Headache, Indigestion Paralysis, Palsy, Epi-
iepsy, Els Cramp, PGlpitaiion Of The Heart .8po-
piery-Stifhess Of joints, Lumbago, Spinal Com
plants, Neuralgia, General Debility, Deficiency If
Nervous Energy, and all Nervous disorders. Their
extraordinary effect upon the system must be witness
ed to be believed, and a certain preventive for the
preceding complaints they equally to be recon-
menled. The Galvanic Rings are in every way ner-
ecy harmless md sold at prices be within the
reach Of all. Chrisiie's Magnetic Fluid is used in
connection with the Rings, to render their efficient
ton certain and to direct the Galvanic influence
particular parts which affected For numerous
certificates Of the highest character regarding the eff
cacy OF the Galyanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid re-
ference made to former advertisements, they may
be at the office. The only Agency in New
York is at "a Fulton street, (Sun Building.)
70 To guard against fraud DR. Christie will ap-
point but Agent in each ofthe cities Of the Eastern
States The only agency for Windham Co., VT, is
at MORSE & MILLER'S, Brattieboro, where tesii-
monlas Of the efficacy Of said Rings and Fluid be
given.
Brnuleboro Aug %, Is45 II SO
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TEXAS AND MEXICO.

LUPOT.4NT .MOVEsuENT Of TROOPS
REtUiSITION FOR MEN ON THE cor
ER!OR or LOUISIANA THE GALL RE
SPONDED TO.
The w Orleans ricayune of Sunday the I7th, gives
the fol- wing information OF the movement Of troops that
day. 10 Re city Of New Orleans
Gen ianes commanding the Southern military division
Of the nled States having made demand Gov. Mou-
fo thousand for The national service,
and ths Governor promptly made requisiUn General
Levi. commanding the hIs division OF the Louisiana mi
iia, the required force viz two regiments Of ,ulun-
musklrers and of riemen, and two companies OF
llerwth eight field pieces. The requson was OF course
mue aely responded to, and will be put forthwith into
exetg on.
Nunderstand that the whole OF the artillery force OF the
city-a most effective and well armed eOpshavc vOlun-
eeiJ their services, and that they have been accepted
Ou gallant uniformed infantry companies are not, IN tie
meltme lstlcssly resting their arms calls or meet
ngof the officers of the Washington regiment and Lou
sal Volunteers may in paper to-day. Ia iact
iheueson will not be "Nho will be suffered 10 remain at
hoe" but "Who will he permitted 10 enroll ihemseyes
amag hen the defenders Of their counlfymen beyond the
Sane:' Before to-morrows sun ascends the meridian,
tran ia mercantile phrase, will be honored, aud were
ii numerically ten times the amount which II IS, II would
benei with the same aacrty and goodwill
his movement said to be consequent upon authentic
inrmaton which has reached Gen Games, OF the advance
600 Mexican troops To point within eight day
mrch Of Gen Taylors quarters We not aware Of the
Noise disposition which to be made Of the volunteer
the great body Of hem we believe 60 10 einiocs
len. Inylor's command,
The slip Charlnte, Capt Triple has been chartered Il
ranspou u g. troops, provisions, &c, &c, To the bay
Arkansas, whittier she viii shortly sail.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-28

There several heavy showers in various parts Of the
county Worcester, Friday afternoon hnd Saturday
morning last accompanied with sharp lightning and heavy
thunder One heavy discharge fell upon the railroad, ~
the town of Worcester just east OF the depot aud the nd
conducted oil by the rails, without doing any damage
Several times during the showers, tic rails were noticed to
be luminous with Tie electric fluid In the northern part
Of the county several buildings were burnt In the west
par of Fchburg barn burnt, aud two hreTs Killed,
y the same discharge Another barn burnt in Lunen-
bug barn three and half miles south in iiubhards
tot owned by Major Davis, struck by lightning and
colsuned with twenty-five to thirty tons of hay-insued
atlle Worcester Mutual for $500 On Saturday morning
hs village of South Gardner completely surrounded
byhunder aud lightning the rain pouring down IN tor
ens and the fluid striking houses shops, burns and trees,
in Eirful succession house owned by Mr. David White
wasstruck but injured, except being almost stun
aed with the explosion. chair shop, occupied by Hub
BAD Kendall struck and set on FIRE, doing same little
dahage. A barn in Tempcton, occupied by MI. Stock
we struck and consumed and the woods, also, were
SCI fire in several places. The lightning also struck the
melting house in Tempeton The house Of Mr. Isaac Sea.
ve in Westminster, struck, and young lady, named
Nancy Perry, II years old, daughter of Mr. Joseph Perry
Of Westminster instantly killed Mrs Seayer was knock
dFown hy the fluid, but is moi dangerously iniured-bos
/ ten lf'lGs
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Two LIS Lost by Browning

Ga Sunday last'lr William Chamberlain and lad Of
about 10 years ofge' son Of Mr. Merrck NeWon, were
drowned while bong in the Connecticut river Of place
this village He'd "thc rocks 1t seem. that Mr.
Chamberlain lad paired 10 the river with several boys
including his ow sons for the purpose Of bathing aud
dering aAsistanceo the boys in swimming While Mr.
Chamberlain and Dung Newton were in the rlteT
Of Mr. c. who still ashore cried out that Newton
drowning Whupon Mr. G. swan 10 hin aud seized
him But as he almost reached the shore with the boy
clnging to his ok, he cried out "lye 90 the cramp
and iinnedaie sank beneath the water The boy then
struggled few ct further, and also wen down. The
alarm immr ilcy spread through the village, but ow
ing to the turbdaie OF the water, and the uncertainty
to the place VII they sank, IT before the
bodies could be und They finally 'oked up from
the bottom of river where the water va5 fifteen
fee, deep Eve possible effort made to the
bodies to life, Il in vain.
Mr. Chambe u Of our les, swimmers. lie has
lel wife and large family Of chidren VAC were depend
ent upon him subsistence.
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ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.

A NlMAL CHEMISTRY has proved beyond all ques-
n ton that means can be chemically combined as 10
act upo the absorbent system and various aceu
mutations which, IL allowed TO continue VIII create as
ease paint troublesome tumors, morbid swengs ana scro
lulous Diseases &c 90
According to Chemistry aud the ply sogy of the human
system remedy is been discovered, and is now applied
aud rendered successful in removing painful swengs,
pain 10 the side and back seroiuous tumors Kings Evil,
enlargement about the neck and throat ague cakes Gu
Judgements Of the spleen, Ne &o One thing should be
borne in mind by every phyecan that the means here spo
ken Of should be preference TO every thing else, IN
Of gatherings painful swengs IN the breasts oil
those who nurse Those who in the habit Of being
troubled in this way should it before any symptoms oil
hardness manifested. No exposure To cold will have
any effect the parts where this application is
When the breasts are painful, there which
be used that will give quick and certain relief
IN mind aud use the here specified for fails
in this desease, neither eau ii fail The reader readily
see, IT il soften and suhduo such niammaous, of how
much importance il would he to in q. weak backs
spinal irritation aud in fact all kinds Of weakness nilam-
mntion As an external application in Liver Complaints,
pain in the hips and shoulders, il has equal and
pair extractor there is magical drops or lnamens that
will compare with le JEW DAyIDs on HEBREW PLASTER
this is The remedy and it is too well known among ply
scans in general 10 need any further description Thou
sands have relieved by this Plaster after every other
application has failed. pamphlet giving account OF
lis discovery with certificates directions, &e., accompany
each box, which is sufficient to spread or Plasers-
Price, 80 cents II pleasant TO wear, and no one need
fear taking cold in that part which the plaster
For sale by BUTTON g. CLARK, Bratileboroi Cone
a. Winchester, Marlboro; I. Chids & Co, Wilmington
p r. Chandler & CO Putncy 2Gw
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b. W. DUDLEY,
THO. II. WATERS,
JOHN w. HUNT.


To this letter MIR Clay sent the following reply:
SrRs Il received through the hands of Mr.
Thomas H. Waters. one of your committee, since
candle LIGHT. YOUR extraordinary letter lnasmuch
rs two of YOUR committee and myself are not upon
speakinp terms. and when | add to this the fac,
that Won have taken occasion to address me note
Of this character. when am on a bed Of sickness
III more than months standing. from which have
onlv yentured at intervals to ride out and to write
few paragraphs. which caused relapse, think
that the American people will aqree with me. that
your office is base and dishonorable one more
Particularly when they reflect that YOU have had
more than two months whilst was in health, to
nccomnlish the same purpose. say in reply 10
your assertion that you are a committee appointed
by respectable portion OF the community that II
cannot be true traitors 10 'ne Jaws anu cons.lu
non caDno' oe uee"ea ehS! y"y WV as
ng Is onc unkpown 10 the laws and constitution of
nv country. il was secret in its proceedings; its
purposes its spirit and its action, like its mode of
ex;stence are wholly unknown 10 or in direct VIC.
sl.,on Of every known principle of honor religion
q or Government held sacred by the civilized world
,soa, ,han ,,,.h tho hurning contemDt of brave
hoar, and loyaI citizen denv their mower and
deCD ,bo;r action II NAV be true that those men
'oo;'oJ 30 ,,o,, 60, yboeo interest il is to prey
s. 49,, ,h ov;,on,on, and dist,esses of the country
WIn oror c,;led IN he excited when his un.
ins no,yer was about 10 be taken from his hands
IPnt Jony utterly deny and call for proof that
tbere il a1v ms, Ground for This agitation. In eve.
~ caso Of yioenee nv the blacks since the publica.
,ion Of NV nanor !, has been nroyen and will be A.
'ion u y Pdpe " f. nu life should
III H ~ Le .n,rsd ,ha, 'bere have been sneeio cnus
- =. ''i uo.O, '', H. r. Sn,a.;aa,, % ;s Joc
uoh whatever " 'no ,ue 4Nn'I' 'o'" " 10 wy
irines' your ADVICE win TegaIu 10 my pe'souI
and meets the same contempt from me which thC
purposes of your mission excite. Go tell your Sc
I.e' oohGl"te oi ooI'lu,y Sorand ,bon0
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EIE2E! EII@E!!

Making pr. cent. for the year Said per coinage TO
be cast the original amount Of premium note with
out reference 70 any endorsement, aud TO be paid 10
the Treasurer, at his office, Ia Monrr.icr before
the 18th day Of October, ls45 being the day of the
Annual meeting Of said Company.
As usual, list OF persons insured ~ the several
towns, with the amount OF assessment due from each
respectively, will be forwarded TO the Representatives
elect 10 the Legislature, by whom money can be sent
Members Of the Company should recoilect this oppof
unily, affords, to all cheap, safe and convenient
way by which money for their Insurance be trans
miiied; aud it is expected that each Member Of The
company, from whom assessments ATE due, will i'm
prove tie opportunity thus offered. Tn ASSESS
NENIs ARE puN IS OcToBER, and, in order To meet
the liabilities OF the company, must be paid in prompt
". such as neglect 60 forward their money when
due are referred 10 the 9th II the of uoorpo-
ration, (Which will b. found attached TO their policies
Cor the conscq Of such negieci. The Trrasur-
IS instructed by the Directors in all cases, where il
becomes necessary for the collection ui assessments TO
bring suits, to enforce the collection of the whole note
agreeable 10 the provisions Of the act above cited.
There have been allowed the past year one hundred
and nine losses, amounting To s52. 800 IS.
J. + THURSTON, Treasurer.
Insurance Office, Montpelier, August 49, 1918.
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County Temperance Meeting.

TTNnE Annual Meeting Of the Windham County
l. Total Abstinence Society will be holden at vii
mugion, Tuesday the OH day OF September at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Ii IS hoped that there will be Toll
attendance from oil the towns in The County, both
from the present exigency Of the Temperance cause,
and the anticipated interest Of the meriing-It is ex-
pecied that the services of DR. Jcwctt Of Massachu-
selis will be secured for the occasion Let there be
a general rally, that impulse may be gwen to
this work of reform; the end Of which is not yet
The inequalities Of the place will be cordially extend
ell to those who may attend.
tEJ- Ii is now ascerianed that DR. Jcwett is pos-
lively engaged Tor the above meeting.
In behalf Of the ExecutveICnmmntee,
j. c. FOSTER, Secretary.
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Camp Meeting Notice.

IRVINE PROVIDENCE permitting, there will
~ be Camp Meeting held in Wilmington, on the
farm owned by Daniel May in the east part of the
town. 10 commence Sept. sth. The ground is easy Of
access, lying about three miles from Dover, eight from
Pondvile, Newane and fifteen from Bratileboro. Let
US then brethren aud friends, go up TO this feast of
iobernaces, and may the God Of peace and salvation
60 with Us. r.. n.
Bmueboro, Aug. &c, 1s45
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Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold at Public Venduc, on Saturday
w the S0lh day Of August inst, at one O'Clock ?.
NJ. at the house of Roswell Powers, Of Chesterfield,
Decreased, the following articles, viz;
Two Yoke Of Oxen; tour Cows;
One Cali; Two old Hogs; one Cart;
One one Horse Wagon; one single Sleigh;
One single Harness; one double Harness;
Two Flows; onc Harrow.
-.lLSO-
Iron bar; Chains; Grindstane and various other
Farming Tools Also, one Cooking Stove and iurni-
luIe; two Beds and bcdng; aud lot Of other house
hold Furniture.
Conditions of sale ma de known at the time and
place of sale
OLIVER FARNSW ORTIZ, Admir-.
Chesterfield, August IS, 1915 So