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MRS. .E.LYOS,s MILLINERY

AEjROOMs, Main street, over Word, Fsrgus-
EX son Co-Thankful to the public for the
~~ liberal patronage heretofore extended to
her, socits continuance as she has Just returned
from the North, and is now in receipt of large and
fashionable assortment of Millinery and Fancy
Goo1s. her stock consists in part of Silk, Velvet
and Straw Bonnets; Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers
Plumes; Mourning Lace and Needle Work Col
lars, Chemizettes, &c; Dress and Mantle Trim
mings OF every description Hair Braids, Fronts
&c. All OF which will be sold at wholesale or re-
tail. on the most accomm odating terms
Milliners, Dress Makers and others can be sr,n
Piled with Ladies and Child rens' Dress, Cloak
Mantle and Visete patterns of the most hionable
styles. Dresses and Nantes made to order Figured
Silk Dresses for sale oc s-3w
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NOTICE FOR Young LADIES AND

~ GENTLEMEN Mr.. JOHN RElNHAaDl,
Professor at The German ST Mary Institute, corner
Of Marshall and Ain streess has the honor 70 INFORM
the public, that he will give instruction IN oeIal
what regards a correct speaking, reading aud WI
ting of thai language He will also give lessons IN
playing the piano well as in drawing II an iss
branches. The daily instruct 3ns begin with me is
day OF November next, from to 7 0 CLOCK r. IL.
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AT- WINTER FASHIONS, 9Mo
ksSsrr.ss.j Mrs g ALLEN would respect. 80
ssI9S fully inform the Ladies of Rich TEl

KICfl-
mond and the surrounding county, ,-sSs<ss5
that she will on Wednesday next the goth inst
open at her Fashionable Millinery Rooms over &c.
net: Il James Jewelry Store on Eagle Square, her
Winter styles OF Ladies' Silk Velvet and Straw
Hats, Caps, Flowers, Ribbons, PIumes, &c, which
she selected in New York in person. of the very
latest importations. She would say to the Ladies,
that she was in New York on the day that the New
York Mlners opened their Winter Styles, and
avalled herself ct the opportunity Of examining all
OF their assortents, which gave her the ed vantage
of seeing and securing and being able to have made
up many styles that are exhibited before or If
terwards She hatters herself that her as ssortment
OF hats and Geods cannot be surpassed in point of
beauty and style, by any establishment North or
South. She would be pleased to see and wait on
all the Ladies OF Richmond on Wednesday next
PS-Also, the latest styles of Dress and Cloak
Patterns, which she is prepared to have made up
in the very best style oc Io-3t*
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NOTICE.-From and attel October eth, the
~ Gay for transporting powder ovsr the Ricn
Inond and DanVlle Raroad, will be changed from
been reduced 10 25 ceats per keg OF % lbs Parties
intending to send powder vii. please notify the
Freight Agent the day beforehand.
JOHN II. OSBORNE,
Sup't transportation, K. d D. r. R.
11-01u
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The Examination Of the three men who were
committed on Saturday on a charge Of attempt.
ing TO rob Capt. J. II. Williams, took place
Yesterday, before his Honor the Mayor, and
resulted In their committal for trial before the
next term of the City Cour..-Norfoik Beacon
18th.
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Tas. A, SMELL, Agent for MiLLlsoN
y SMELL, has taken the stand No 2s west Maii
street, lately occupied by Jno. A; Smell Co, and
has just received a part, and by Wednesday next;
will have 40 entire new STOCK Oh Siapiet li1s ana
It's The ostonaee OF the friends of the late firms OF
Jno A. snan l. Co., Barnes & Smell and Hugh
Rileisb &C Its
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LEXINGTON Law SCHOOL.


fNhE fourth session OF the Subscribers Law
l. School will commence on Monday the 25th day
of October next and terminate on Saturday the
10th day OF March, 1853 Gentlemen desiring de-
tailed Information as to the plan Of instruction
accepted in my School, text books, expenses, &c,
viii promptly receive, in reply 10 their enquiries
printed circular letter communicating the desired
information.
JOHN w. .BROCKENBROUGH-
LEXINGTON Va Aup 10 1882
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Lexington Va, Aug. u, 1852.
au 2S-2awtOct25
C1OCHRANs MACHINE FOR CRU!

HOCHRANs MACHINE FOR CRUSH
y ING GOLD ORE.-Recently patentes in this
country and Europe.-These Machines, by their
simplicity OF construction, their durability the un-
doubted principles upon which they operate, thelr
effective operation and result, justly entitled 10
The conslde. alton Of all parties engaged IN Crusl-
ing, Grinding, and Pulvelising Gold Ore, and all
other ores or mineral substances. They work and
deliver wet or dry may be required, and car De
worked by steam, water, or horse power, ana "nen
pul ?erisiDg gold bearing ore or quartz, particularly
when much suiphurate OF iron Is Iouno Win tue
ore. The perfect manner in which all the material
passing through the machine is granusted keeping
the gold pes fectly bright, from 10 TO 5o per cent
more gold is produced than by any other process
known. Machines, with tbs right to use thens
capable of pulyerisipg to fine powder ooo pounds
per hour are sold at SiO00-those pulverislng one
ton per hour at 81 500-and those pulyer:sing two
tons per hour al 5000, delivered in New York.
f1sy-To miners who are not prepared to purchase,
the machines will be furnished, and rented on the
following terms, viz:
A machine 10 pulverise 1000 pounds per hour
s3O0-per year.
one ton $500 /"
two tons " $3.50 "
competent person will be provided TO erec! the
machine al the expense OF the lessee.
Machines are at WORK in New York, and at tie
TeliuTeum Gold ,rnne Of Commodore Stockton,
FIuvapna County, Va.
Application fnsy De made to William Beasley,
Esq, Daniesyllie, SpotsyIvania County, Va, or TO
Mr.. John g Beasiev, agent OF Commodore Stock
toms mines Bo8lesyliis, fuyanna Co.. Va.
For further particulars address
Z. d. J. BuSsING e. CO.,
oe l2-Im 81 Cliff street, N. Y.
EREsH KOCKLAND LIME.-Just re-.
II Il. 4
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NJ 01tG RI /" S.OUD@.-IHOS- K. PRICE
w y 60 have just received le~ styles
C.ota and silk Cloaks aLd Nantes
= acd Velvet Ribbons
R!-l Furniture Prints
Ice beuaes
Lack Lace Mi.ts, aIi many other articles
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HONEY SOAPS.-The real London Honey
Ill Soap, assorted sizes, perfumed with Rose Ge-
ranium splendid arucle for sottening and im-
proving the skin. Also, large assortment of
French and English Washing and Shaving Soaps,
Of the very finest kinds, and warranted to please
Call at BENNETT d. BEERS,
Oc 10 pruppists Main street
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- Ev. NJ. ID. HOsSE's BOARDIN &
kG AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank
lin and 9Th Streets. Richmond. Va.-The


lin and 5th Streets. Richmond, Va.-The
next term OF this Institution will commence the
l6t OF October The course OF study will embrace
all the branches pertaining to a thorough English
education, together with Ancient and Modern Lam
guages. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance at the same time, but during the next
term the number will be restricted to l00-twenty
Of whom will be received as boarders in the family
OF the Principal. Charge for board, washing and
ali usual accommodations, for ten months, 1920,
heretofore. Tuition in English, from S25 to
$40, according to the advancement of the pupil.
French. Spanish Italian, $50; Latin Sl5 Music,
81 per monta. The German Lana suage will be
taught orally, or by the usual method, 10 as many
may wish to acquire it, yfreeCt charge.
Rev. J. P. Stafford will occupy the position
which was filled by the Rev w. j Hoge last year.
Mr.. Stafford is gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
instructor In some of the best Institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, well from
the city, desired to be present the first day of
the session 1t is often serious inconvenience
and encouragement to pupil to enter class
which has made even weeks progress
Payments Invariably in adcance-one-half on the
first 0t October, the other on the fret of March.
All communications will receive prompt atten.
ton Address REV. NJ. D. HOGE,
au 27-d&w3m Richmond, Va.
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eEsWN The subscriber has ON hand, at his
Coach n aking establishment, Lombard Alley
between Main and Cary, Q3th and l4th streets.
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, an6
Sulkies, all of his own make of the best materials
and workmanship. All of which will be sold as Low
as good work of the kind can be in the city OF
Richmond and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line, ar
determined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible; and all work sold, tha,is new, war.
ranted. MICAJAH MANGUM
an 9S-d6rp
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@@ NOTICE TO MERCHANTS

4 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS
Sasss. AND sHIPPERS.-The steamship City
of Richmond, Captain Mitchell, will leave New
York next wee tor this port This ship now being
owned entirely in Virginia, we think we have a
right to the patronage of Virginia merchants and
shippers. Every possible care viii be taken of
freight.
Merchants will please direct their goods to corae
by this ship. Merchants have mplained conside-
rably that this ship has been taken OFT the line
Now, il they wish it continued, they must patronize
1t, asthe owners must b. Eecompensed, or they will
not continue it.
oc lS-lw A. s. LEE. Agent.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.-The
Il choice Perfumes Of Lubin" Paris, of the tol-
lowing elegant varieties: Violette, Rose, Verbena,
Jessamine, Tube Rose. Citronnena, Sweet Pink,
Lubin's Own, Esterhazy, Crystal Palace, Ess. b.
qaet, Miiheur, New Mown hay, Jockey Club, Am
brosa, &c, &c. These Perfumes are obtained from
the Agent Of Lubin," and are warranted genuine
They possess the perfume OF the flowers they re-
present in the greatest perfection and strength. For
sale by BENhkTr d BEERS,
Oc 10 Dlussists III ain street
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n. w. NELSON & Co.,
MERCHANT TAILORS.

"a MERCHANT TAILORS,
Broad St, Opposite r & F. e. r. Depot,
-- Have received their Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and most fashionable
styles. They respectfully request call from their
customers and the public
Attention is also called to their superior assort
meHt of ready made clothing, which cannot posi-
bly, fail TO please both as regards style and price.
oc 4-3In
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Il n.aG1ltcent fowls. which may be relied on as
be!u., u th' pure ana unmixed breed. They were
imported oy Cnas. Sampson Of West ituxbury,
Massachusetts, gentleman whose fame pou.-
tarer Is cUextrnsiyt wsh the limits Of the Union,
aad y, Ease character as d Of honor and truth
is &c Well known as his skill in breeding poultry.
XNI i Ri lnT'FRS
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xy. To the Citizens of Richmond and
Transient Visitors.-lf you wish TO have
vouf hsir cut and dressed Ia the most fashionable
and tasteful style, and your whiskers changed 10
beautiful black or brown color please call Ut HOB.
SONS Shaving, Hair.Dressing and sShampooning
saloon, in the American Hotel Basement.
Bile can furnish you with hot, cold or
for 81. seS
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VI7N bAREAINs. BARGAINS.. DF
E@A/ CHINA, CROCKERY Il GLASSWARE,
~ No.21S Broad Street.-The subscr
2H Der is ROW receiving some handsome China
Tea Sets, elegant China and Bohemian cut glass
Toilet Bottles, with great many other nice Fancy
Articles. He keeps always hand supply OF
white, blue and mulberry Granite, and common
Crockery-Ware.
Country orders carefully packed and sent to any
part OF the city free of charge, all at much reduced
prices r. l.. HICkSON,
1900 dozen best quality and common TumbIers.
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EIFTEEN GhOCk LOWS BROWN
I WINDSOR SOAP, received and for sale by
oc6 ApIE 4 GRAY, 147 Main street.
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5EurCHE>O>'- CELGBhAThD aEM.
4 EDi FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
w arranttd s7ts, sure and mild remedy for
E-.ss. Praspsus Am, and all other diseases OF the
lee-am. One box will c0nyiEca the patient OF its
MD ana curative properties
Pcira / Cz. ohe dollar, , oz, soc per box.
Prepared by W. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam,
ls-e.ol!t County, Va.
! y sale IN Rieh,aond by Purcell, Ladd & Co,
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EssGV l.. WEST, HOUSE CARPEH-
kATI& A&DJ JOINER thankful ter the liberal pa
T44a-t which he has received during the last five
yeas would inform his friends and the public that
le r prepared 10 undertake BUILDINGS OF every
KIND on accommodating terms.
Having practical knowledge of the business, h
hops by strict attention it, 10 give satisfaction to
all wao may employ him.
shop GA 9Th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
Ri-amond. Sc I3-dtlJ
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= ITG-Cuppips, Leech!ng Bleeding, Ex
tracing Teeth, &c. Mr. J. + SPACH, from Ger
.a.4, ate from Philadelphia would most respect
. &c., , .l.isrm TIE citizens Of Richmond anG ts yicn-
~ ia; he has opened and n atty lifted out the cor
H.r store on Governor street, under Mrs. E9dng's
BHar ing Houss, where he will De at all times pre-
gs,4l 10 give ample sa;.5actign in all the above
2aalti branches, With promplltuje and dispatch,
Cc l2-lm-
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NJ AIUEi Ch.-An persons indebted to the late firm
II q PEAkE, BRADLEY q co, either by Bond
OF open account, are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle them, 10 longer indulgence
VIII be gwen. These accounts OF long stanc ing
and must DC settled
Also, all persons indebted to us, whose accounts
due requested IL settle them speedily. for
We are determined TO have them settled without
delay.
au2i-ts BRADLEY & BROTHER.
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Ghas. Il. Harreys. John A. Burgess.
HARREYS & BURGESS,

HOU@t, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
No 100 MAIN STREET, (NEARLY OPPOSITE
THE ENCHANGE BANK RICHMOND, VA,
~ HERE they viii thankfully receive and
w promptly execute ali work entrusted to
them.
n. 8.-Orders from the country respectfully So
ltc.tr1. au JU-;}rn
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I INsEED OIL.- 6oo Gallons just received, Tor
Ia sale by PURCELL. LADD Il CO,
oc IA Dfuggists e2 Main st.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Jas. A. COW ARDIN Proprietor.
HUGH #. PLEASANTS, Editor.
-i,.} ~Ttp>E fiA~f1~~.-5 {

NA.iEFtFsf1
-. >tfs-S OF. 18Th .~51-rruposals wa! be
rn- q this OF "a Gud, Youssday. the st inst
-, - .,ag< &, i3t til" t3'!t wiaC work:
t.'-. seat about 30 !at; long commencing near
....rlsrctiun # clay sna g.h streets and extsn-
l.--v v, Clay HRi OH streets 10 8 point near the
. western Intersection of Marshall and i b
-s ttwlsl ce @ unepced AZ o"yth Of Il feet
t.e surface I'n street, and reach lts tarul!-
.--. sr a deF,h ui OF feet. lis capacity VIII be
q. ite.t c.rar, side walls tc sysra-c t''u t'tt in
t...z-.-s and had o2 god thorough hss stones
49,. ..c across sGi u.der each va&. ana covered
.,.- ?. * s,ga~s granite 81s-a,. the masonry 10
b.. .s... 80 aest cement mAs,bT.
a.. 50 Cu.yrst connecting the cNver:s between
-.. e.- N d syr'rts. uurth q Clay Capacity Oy
..t .. -t Is above Tnefc wii4 be No excavation
..t. !ur ta,s eN ,ep: for the LCi Of the cuyert.-
,... 4.tt this r-il n is about 80 feet.
A-s q. IL i}. te,t oi Culver by ~ the inter
zra-, .g GEra. with Adams s'rret, 10 be ui!t as
.E5,a ..t .t.'a cyyava'i. IA IS needed for this.
AL ,srr .cs es.,. aud rubbish 10 be carefully re-
2..,..I Il. ias contractor.
The contractor VIII enter into covenant with
tl-ot .s Il R4can1nd iJr the prompt and faithful
exss-5. ID Il the works, which wanted as early
e..t Practicable 10 complete them.
- estna:" Tor The first mentioned culvert is
p n s-ai al = - per liueal foot; t0r the others
, .f' each per i. aud BIDS beyond these
t-.'1,at,s 81. be- considered.
.-s iL"c rCtrac; 0e signed within ten days from
a, s.-t :as date oi the award it viii be consider
vI 4s -auioGed
I'D NJ BATES. Sup't Streets.
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s'4LL STYLES CLOAK al CHRISTIAN
n d IATHkOP just received new style Of
Cloth auG Sh C4Caks, rich Grape and other Shawis:
Lace Btrthes, Sleeves, Capes and Collars Extra
Ech Patis 81 usselines d.. do. lain and Figured
Silks, Also, beautiful Tapestry, Feivet and BFus-
sels Carpets Taree.ply IN grain and Dutch do; low
priced hsg, Hemp and Wool do.i Rugs, Door Mats,
OIL Cloths, Fiiused Dru GETS Satin, De LANES, Lace
aud lin Curtaius-with other desirable styles
Of g1..s al 50 Main street oc Is
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nj TORTIMORE's RHEUMATIC COMPOUND &
VI BLOOD PURIFiER.-This great discovery is
bringing health and happiness to thousands. Rheu-
cases of Chronic Rheumatism (of the worst form
Ct this dreadful disease) have been cured perma.
nentiy, during the past year by the use Of few
bottles OF this compound. Letters and certificates
are daily icing received from parties OF high stand
| ing, many OF whom have been cripples for years,
from the effects of this hitherto incurabe disease
but who now affirm that they sound and well,
made SO by the use OF this great remedy, wash is
uegetabte spirlt-an internal lrtmeay-prepared for
this one disease alone, and this it oW in every
case either iniammatory, (acute) or chronic form.
Testimony of the most undoubted character will
be cheerfuly submitted the inspection Of all who
may feel sufficiently interested to call the propri
etors, at their Central Office, No l. Barclay street
Astor House, New York. One bottle IS, three bot.
ties So
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
Sole Agents for Richmond.
w. V. ALEXANDER & CO.,
Proprietors, n. 7.
Chronic Rheumatism of35 years Standing
"Beardstown, H., Jan lss.
Thos. K. Saunders, merchant writes
81 have been the subject of severe afiiction from
the rheumatism for more than twenty i've years.
had visited southern cmes, and at different times
placed myself under the treatment Of many sni-
neut physicians but every expedient failed. At
length tried 'Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound,
and ii cured me etfectually.
oc II THOS. r. SAUNDERS"
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LNASJX Business. &OATS.-keceIved
L this morning per steamer Roanoke, fine
sgItnl-t OF Iancy Business Coajsi also plain black
Bu-in SIS AID Dress Goats. GaIl Soon at No I02
" IA -crHet.
oc KEEE. CHlLFS & BALDWIN.
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i33 Man street, Eagle Square, Richmond.
T.. ~.--LetGers address d as ABOVE will be imme-
Gla.c!Y attended 10. Oc I4-2W
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VftDHAs ~ Oh KEES ELLIS ~ 90.
a. removed their office 10 No. 1913 Main ST
Eatrauce Un lIth street two doors above the
EA--tl.-o Bank, III the room formerly occupied
the 't..gHpunC Library"
H5.Hs Engaged in closing their bHsiness, they re-
4u.5, al persons indebted to them to call and settle
tn--. accounts. 10 2m
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0ffce Va. Central Railroad Company, |
~ U0D, CGkE AND tUAL.-Ile SUI
.nr.ter L. L4L..nsced IL tLlrl1ish ANlllL COX

~ scrioer is prepared to furnish WOOD, COKE
OF COAL cheap can be bought il town.
laEl at Danyilie Depot-ottice on Pearl street.
opposite Alnambra Hotel, anu Immediately under
Messrs Toer n Cook. All orders lett MIR ?. Wool
folks Grocery, on Broad street, Qormeriy Ellis)
vi. be attended Immediately.
Limp Goa S3 per load
il 23-3m THOMAS FOSTER.
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EiERniNG-! HERRGNGs.-25 halt b5s
L Family Roe Herrings
50 bbn No Haiiiax Herrings
50 DO NJ DO do
Ia store anu tor ssle low By A. 8. LEE.
l0--:s
Fi'U TOBACCO MANUFACTU kERs.-
am prepared for maging ia tne best manner,
Mills aud Presses OF every description. Orders SO
Eeited H. BALDWIN,
oc o-dImw4t' No. I43 Main ST.. Richmond.
| AKUQUE's ELIXIR OF BAHh.-Th!s
IL excellent preparation is particularly recon-
inenoed t. persons Of delicate habit and weak ston
aeA, ior sale By ALEX. DUVAL.
Cc.6 No I55 Main stieel, corner l2ta.
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ri UTlCE.-Ali persons indebted to WIN. H
~ SMELL, JOHN A SMELL d co. or BARNES
L. SMELL, are requested to make immediate pay
nent to nae. JAMES A. SMELL,
Sc 27-ts Administrator of VIM H. Smell
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Tor Sale at Public Auction,


a.. ON WEDNESDAY, the goth day of ~.
1@E8 October next, at q O'clock Z: M, NJ, -. -
3RaA- COUNTRY SEAT and FARM, IN v esi q
prootfeld The House was built four years since, OF
ne hest materials, ard in the most horough manea;
Inv Roson workmen and is well calculated lor senseoi
residence 1t has six on the hrst hoof loul vi
enond besides water closet and bathing room,
nm four well finished rooms ID The att'c, WIN 800
under the whole, finished in the most pefiect minnie
nth bricks laid in cement, that no rats have entered
w. rao e,,i or the building The cellar contains large
Ire dairy room in which the accommodations lor ma
king butter probably better lhan ~ my t Sens
in he countryside shelves where the nk Is set oeis
iad win lead and so arranged hat cold water can Dc
thrown mon them from the well by means % 'oloS
nnn,n: and an abundance OF ice beng easiy
pun frnm he Quaboag pond lake. in front OF
the house The resident thus enabled to make the pest
ofhuter even the warness weatliet. the roof
The walls of the house are nled WIN ptioA nv w.
is slated and has copper cutters .o, vaor be
Core the house and in the like particular manner WIN.
cellar under the whole, finished win special r
| IN making manure. Also smaller Darh WIN . oa
rage house and other out buildings such as I1egei9i
| poultry room, &C. ,,r Ii, as, of the
,eeting house in West Brookfed, and about one-egnIh
If mile from the depot of the Western Raroa9 ,
~; and oyerookng the beautiful Quaboag pond or iahe
in that place. and for beauty Of locauoh Is suiposs -
| few places in this country r,,o,s.
IL No The house and buildings above descIiped "a,
with about ten acres of land Immediately oohheo'o'
them. ,..xos an the onposite side
orthe road, between the above and Quaboag Lake'
! Tor M g. About sixteen acres west Oh inc i"s' any
| dninno the same, both bounded on the lake -, :.
Tot No consists Of about six acres lying svun -
and between the road leading 10 :" warren
and the railroad. ,;n hst,veen thu
riiroaand the river, directly sonth OF Lot Nc. f.
10, M g. About thirty directly south o. ~
No. g. on the opposite side OF ouapoag RIVER
mostly of woodland - oolled tb
Also. al The same time about eighty acres, caed W.
Convcrse Lot consisting of wood and pasture lau, y
;nc abont two miles the nohward on the New !
rec roed which will be sold in one lot OF uiNiueu
suit purchase $, ,,,n; tho Denot in Yves
prookfeId which is divided into lots OF iou' VI Nv
r each which lots will be sold separately a,
There will be sold at the same time anu ap pl1S Natv
stock of the Farm. comprising ten Durham anu az
Cows some fine Young Heifers ana TWO yeatT D,e,
Cream Pot Bull large Size and in every respect
did animal -, N,orcau Horses and Ca
ae ali the Farming Implements, consisting VI Gn
WAGONS Ploughs. and the usual variety; ine e "'
VIA ar the same me quantity of Enslish II
soi la ge mart of the purchase money may rehi"H
: ;ntaras, II the purchaser prefers rx, c,1r1 II,
= No q Kiby street. Boston, or on the promises n,7
n Boston, Sept. /, 1892. ~ -