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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-COV-
~ INGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.=Prono.

sails will be received at the Office of the Covington
and Ohio Railroad in Covington, until the 18th of
December next, for the graduation and masonry of
about seventy five miles of the above road: of which,
the eastern portion, comprising fifty miles lies next
west OF Covington; and the western portion, consist
Kanawha River and the mouth of the Big Sandy. A
large share of the work to be et-includng bridgng
and tuunelling-is heavy and desirable and is well
worthy the attention of responsible contractors. The
western sections of the above work ready
for examination and the eastern portion will be pre-
pared for inspection by the 9th of December.
Further information may be obtained applica-
ton at the companys offices at Covington and Guy
andotte By order of the Board,
CHARLES B. FISK Chief Engineer.
N. B.-The Board of Public Works of Virginia,
under whose direction the Covington and Ohio Rail-
road is to be constructed State account win meet
at Covington the 18th of December, above named,
for the purpose of receiving and acting the propo-
sails that may then be offered.
Nov 10 1919 tI5dec
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VERDICT IN De CoRss CAsE.-The Jury in tbe
'sS7 d De Corn, charged with the murder OF Eu-
gene Melville, in New York, at late hour last
thursday evening rendered verdict OF "Man.
saaghier ii the third degree
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SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL BY virtue of a
dec of the Circuit Court of the county of Henri
co. pronounced ON the 5th November 1858, in the
of Williams and ais against Bradley, &C.. the under
signed the commissioner thereby appointed, will
proceed to sell public auction upon the premises
on FRIDAY, the I'd day of December, 1853, at 81
O'clock p M the real estate referred to in the said
decree consisting of the House and Lot on Church
HILL recently occupied by Mrs Lucy Burton situated
on the north side of Broad street. adjoining the resi-
dence of Mr.. r. II. Whitlock.
TERMs-One fourth cash, balance at g. IL and l8
months for gotiabe notes, bonds with good Sc
curity bearing interest and title retained till the last
note or bond shall be paid and conveyance directed
by the Court JNO. w. BRADLEY. Com'r.
CF-Sale conducted by GODDIN 4 APPERS0N,
Ancts no 17-dtds
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LARGE FoRcERIEs REPoRTED.-The New York
Herald says it is currently reported that distin.
guhned politician of Troy has been detected in for.
genes 70 the amount OF $4,000 or $4,000 His
"enos are raising all the means in their power to
NEE the payments of the notes and checks as they
falldue.
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BY GODDiN Il APPERSON.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL E

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON
SOUTH SIDE OF CARY, BETWEEN 18TH AND
18th STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold on MONDAY, the 2lst Nov, 1858, upon the
premises commencing at o'clock. p. NJ. those two
side of Cary between 18th and 18th streets row in
the occupancy of Messrs. Morton, Booker Co and
John H. Eustace and son, each fronting about "a feet
and running back ITO feet alley and bounded on
the west by cross alley.
This property is located in the most business part
of Cary street. and is to the Basin and the large
ard handsome warehouse, now being erected by
Messrs. Bacon Baskerville. The attention of CAPT.
aliss and Others particularly called to this SALE
TERMs-One-fourth cash. balance at 6, IL and ID
months. for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed.
no14-dtd GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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LIMITED STATES HOTEL AT RICH

y MOND. VIRGINIA, FOR RENT OR LEASE.
The UNITED STATES HOTEL, formerly the
Union HoteD is for lease. 1t 10 situated In
the city of Richmond at the corner of Main and 18th
streets, quite to the Dock which is soon to be
completed, and very convenient to the depots of the
Danville and Central Railroads.
The Hotel was thoroughly altered and repaired
about three years ago, and s now in the ost per-
feet order and the conveniently arranged of any
other in the city. 1t has accommodations equal to
any other Hotel in the place. and presents fatterng
keeping, besides hc it scH be furnished IN the beat
manner.
Richmond is daily increasing in wealth, enterprise
and popua alton. and the location of this Hotel, In
part of the city where business Is to centre,
recommends it to those who may wish to engage In
the business.
There ia ample patronage for several other hotels.
The rent win be reasonable to good tenant.
For TERMS &C., application may be made to
GODDIN l. APPERSON,
no I2-1O Richmond. Va.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT
STAR OF THE WEST SAILED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-President Pierce has ap-
pointed john Lenthall, Esq, Chief Officer Of the
}uFeau of Construction and Repairs
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FUTURE D4Ye'i'i''


I'm TUESDAY, the 22d instant con,.
mencine It 10 o'ciock We win self AZ u,,r
ing in part Of - -. solsas1r
5ohhd. Porto Rico and New orlean. SUGAR, fair 10
50 bills Coffee SUGAR
CANDY. SALT, MUSTARD
Hennessey BRANDY, Port WINE
Champagne WINE, Madeira WINE
Gunpowder. Imperial and Pouchonr TEAS
CIGARS. OIL. &c.
TEkMs-Undsr 600, cash: over 800, four months
credit for approved negotiable paper =
IN Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP. MONCURE L CO.
no 1876 49,.
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NEW YoRK, Nov 19.-This steamer sailed to-day
for California, crowded with passengers. The reg
ular mail steamer sails on Monday
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DEATH OF A SEA CAPTAIN.

RosroN, Nov. 19--Cap:a ain Homan ofthe clipper
ship winged Racer" and formerly commander Of
the shio Atlas died this morning.
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CARGo--LEAKAGE.

Isaac Geery and William Geery agasnst the brig
LArvede. The libellants were owners of l6 half
pipes of French brandy, shipped in December.
1852, on board the brig at La Rochelle under the
customary bills of lading, to be delivered in this
port. The vessel arrived here in March, 1858. and
on discharging the cargo it was found that one of
the pipes was emit ely empty, and another showed
wastage OFF, gallons the customary allow anc for
wastage being gaons and the action is brought to
recover the value of the remaining 25 gallons Cir.
cumstances were proved tending to show that the
casks had been opened on the voyage. Testimony
was also given that the cargo had been well stowed
that the hold had not been opened, that the voyage
had been rough one and that the cargo had leak
ed because water pumped out had been strongly
impregnated with brandy
Held by the court, that the libellants were emit
tied to demand the delivery of the full contents of
the cask, unless satisfactory evidence was given
that it was not shipped originally lost by pc
rls OF the sea, and that the proofs no such evil
dence had been given and the ibellants were there.
fore entitled to recover the value of the twenty e We
gallons at this port. Decree tor libeIants accord
iDgly, with reference.
For libellants, Mr.. H. Brewster; for defendant.
Mr.. b. Tilou and Mr.. p. Y. Cutler
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DEATH OF A BOSTON MERCHANT.
BosToN. Nov. l9.-Thomas G. Atkins, an old and
esteemed merchant OF this city, died this morning
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FORM OF PROXY.

Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That -
-- the undersigned, do appoint
-, attorney, they either of them, for - and
% name to vote on all questions that may be
brought before the meeting OF the Stockholders of
be held at Richmond, on Wednesday the 18th day
OF Dece nber, 1885, at any adjourned meeting
thereof hereby ratifying all the acts of said at
toruey IN the premises. as fully if - were pre-.
sent and voting in person.
In testimony whereof, - have hereunto affixed
- hand this - day of -
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Az EXECUTION STAYED.-George Lake. the man
WHO was to have been hung last Friday, in POUCH
Eee4aIe New York, for the murder Of his wife ard
'"o infant children, did not suffer the penalty, q
say d proceedings having been granted by Judge
hsFculo Ills thought a case of insanity will be
made rut
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DOTANIC PRACTICE or MEDICINE.

BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
- DOCTOR Ed. ROBINSON continues to offer
his services the afflicted, and especially those su
fering with chronic and supposed ncurable forms Of
medicine twenty years-the last twelve In this city,
and therefore give satisfactory reference Thou-
sands who dragging out miserable existence with
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis. Fluor Albus,
Dropsy. Neuralgia, Paralysis, Scrofula, Liver Com
plant, Disease, Of the Lungs, Fstuis, &c, might be
Persons at a distance would do well to come to the
city and remain until their health 10 restored. Ex
tracing Teeth only Is cents
Office on Franklin, between 18th and 14th streets.
Secret forms of disease treated with great success
S1-1y
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THE pEFALcAroNs IN NEW YORK. SC

NEW York. Nov. la-The rumored defalcations
in Wall street mentioned in the papers this morn,
ine are partially Incorrect II appears that there
was but one bank yictimized, and that was done by
sor,e of It's leading officers, who used $4,000 OF
the funds of the Bank in discounting paper, much
al which was worthless. Whether the Bank or
the guilty parties will have to lose the amount i.
not known.
Nothing further has transpired in relation to the
recent robbery of the Bank Of the State of New
YORK. bu:,he impression gains ground that the rob.
hery was committed by some one connected with
the Bank.
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MORTALITY on SHTrBoAap.--sh Empire Can,
Thorndike, which arrived at this port yester,le az
morning, from Havre, reports seventy FIVE deaths
on the voyage = = s :
teraay afternoon, reports seventy Ave aaash. =,
board 'e eeasus oh
" Y. Express, Friday. '''S' y anu my
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ROLL BUTTER-20 kegs
Av1 very nice. just received by
/ no 10 i i FRY
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GALE OF CORN, OATS. FODDER
o.HORSE, BAROUCHE, MICH cows &C
Will be sold on Thursday. oath November Ia5s. ar
the residence of Mr. Valentine Heckler near tn
Fairfield commencing at IL O'Clock: $50 barrels Corn
about SO, 600 lbs Sheaf Oats 900 lbs Fodder one
Horse and Barouche, two fine Mich Cows four
Heifers. Terms-All SUNS under $50 cash. over that
negotiable paper
BY request of Mr.. August Schad.
no lS GODDIN l. APPERSON,
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BIZ THoMAs ~. KEEsEE.
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.
a DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-

"A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-
= - pENCE AND BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
2 !. AUCTlON.-Will be sold MONDAY. the
ass DAY Of November, on the premises, commencing
O'Clock, 2. NJ, the present residence OF illism
Vans SITUATED on Henry and Clay streets, In the
Sa extensively improving part Of the city The
yase contains nine rooms eight of them with fire.
Iaces, with alarge kitchen, wash room, store room,
anu ample convenience for servants; together with
orcx smoke house and cellar beneath, and we'll Of
water IN the yard. Will also be sold seve-
RAJ desirable unlmproved BUILDING LOTS on Clay,
Catherine ana Henry Streets Those desiring con.
venient family dwelling or eligible building lots,
would do well TO attend this sale
TERMS: One-fonrth cash. the balance In six twelve
and Is months. with interest from the day of sale
and satisfactorily secured.
no IL JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auct
After the above, will be sold that newly erected
frame House, at the northeast intersection of Clay
and Gilmer streets, now occupied BY Mr. Paul jones'
liarly adapted for the comfort of moderate sized
family, having good rooms and outhouses Terms
will be made LIBERAL
noI4 ]. NJ. T.. Auct
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
~ IN HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR FOUR MILE
Circuit Court of Henrico, pronounced the 9Th of
November 1885, in the suits of "Haxall, guard'n &c,
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the
18th November 1853 if fair if not the fair day,
at IL O'Clock, NJ. the tract of land of which John
Hitchcock died seized called "Frayser's" situated in
Henrico county near to Four Mile Greek Church,
the main road to Charles City court house, con-
cupancy of Mr.. Benjamin Mosby, who viii, we pre-
sumo, show it to any one disposed to purchase.
TERMs-Enough in cash to pay the costs and char
and the balance in equal instruments g. IL and Is
months. for bonds. with approved security and til lie
retained till last bond is paid, and conveyance d.
rected by the Court.
EDWD. Y. CANNON
THOS. J. EVANS, eoni Is
II Sale conducted by GODDIN & APPERSON,
Aacts. no 17-tds
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a. n. iAafsaay the 18th instant, Senior Don jose
" ''@feo'e'a ives received BY tie Presiient, and
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1MMENsE pEPALcArloN.

hall million OF dollars have been discovered in
Mall street |, appears however that but one
hank has been victimize to the exseAt of one hun
dred thousand dollars by the leading officers dis
counting worthless paper.
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS
III CQNQ SIIPPIY QE FALL AND yNINnE Q

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS Sc
IN COND SUPPLY OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS 1.-THE subscriber is receiving and opening
today his second supply of FALL and WINTER
GOODS, and having bought goods on account of the
depressed state of the money Market very cheap he
is enabled to sell at very low prices and respectfully
socits call of the ladies particularly and the public
generally, being determined to sell great bargains
Among his large and well selected stock are to be
found the most desirable goods consisting in part of
the following goods:
Worsted Paids, richest colors IS cents a yard; Kid
Gloves Black, White and Fancy, superior article
ST. cents pair; Linen Cambria Handkerchefs extra
fine, - dozen worth at least s.; White all Linen
Damask Table Cloths yards wide, so cents yard;
Black Lace Wells S7i cents embroidered Hdkfs, S7s
cents. and some so cents, worth Sl.5C; Brown ana
Bleached Domestics 81 cents yard: China Buttons
IL dozen for 81 cents; Furniture Prints 81 cents
yard-besides extensive assortment of latest styles
dress goods All sorts of Domestics Hosiery Embroi
deries Ribbons and great variety of trimmings and
Fancy Goods, all of which will be sold cheap, and
many articles cheaper than they be bought else
where. v. COHEN
Formerly Wechser Cohen, corner of Broad and
9Th streets. oc 26-dIm*
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DESPERATE AfFaAr.-The Louisville Courier
gives tue following account of an ARRAY ON board
the steamboat Dresden, near Helena. Arkansas in
which two persons were killed and three others
wounded:
ABOUT one hundred lrishnen, who had been
employed to work on the levees in Arkansas were
deck passengers on the Dresden An old Iadv tro,n
hentucky, with her two children, who were also
deck passengers, was greatly imposed on bv so,ne
OF these people. On one occasion, when one of
ner cnlidren was struck by an lrishman, Mr..
sses sullsan, OF Maysyilie {ky,) took the part
OF the lady and demonstrated with the mel, on ,ba;r
conduct The Irish forthwith commenced an 81.
tack on Sullivan. one OF them striking him violent,
~ ON the head with poker He Instantly drew
his revolver, and defended himself as he hest
could. one man was shot through the heart and
Tell dead In his tracks. Another was shot in the
mouth the ball knocking out his teeth cutting off
nis tongue, and lodging in his throat He was NOT
expected to recover. third was shot In the orr,
which was badly shattered and broken. An Irish
woman, VINO belonged to the party, shot in the
abdomen, and she died the same night She Voc
struck oy stray ball, as the pistol was not aimed
at her. BY this time Sullivan was overpowered hv
the numbers who opposed him, was knocked down
stamped upon, terribly beaten, and badly cl,t and
was LETT for dead He was taken TO the forward
part OF the boat by some of the cabin passengers
who then thought him to be dead He was badly
cut In five different places, one on the throat and
one or two on the body being severe wounds: and
MS head was very badly hurt by the blow from
the poker His I'M uries appeared to be so severe
mat 1t was thought impossible he could survive
during the night but next day he was better. The
affair occurred shortly after leaving Memphis and
when only four or five miles below that city. AS
may well be imagined. it produced the most Intense
excitement on the boat and the greatest consterna
fion prevailed among the lady passengers in the
cabin in full view of whom the occnrrence tooL
place. ~
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BY JAMES II. TAYI17R

I ,OMMlSSIONEk'S SALE.-As Com.
~ missioner named in q ascraa nd - ~ ,a.I
Gay OF november, 1913. in the suit pending in The
olcn,t Court Of Richmond. styled Davenport "a Da-
senporI NC, snail otter for sale at public auction
at O'Clock, p. NJ, that Lot of Ground, with brick
dwelling house thereon, of which Rev. David Roper
Grace and Franklin Streets fronting So feet and run
ming back $50 feet.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash; balance in two
instruments, at and IL mouths with interest added
for egotiable notes. with approved endorsers, and
retaining the title until conveyance is directed by
the Court
H. A. CLAIBORNE, Commissioner,
At the time and place. will be sold small LOT
of handsome HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
no Is JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Auct
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nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
II SHlP.-The co-partnership heretofore existing
between REEVE BLAIR, was diss lived on the
18th day of August, by mutual consent Persons in
debted to the late will please make payment
to the undersigned, who will settle the business of
the late firm. JOHN II. BLAIR
q Having purchased of Mr.. E. P. REEVE his
share of the business heretofore conducted under the
firm of REEVE BLAIR, hope, by strict atten-
ton to the business merit continuance of the pa
tn mage so literally extended to the late
no 10 JOHN FL. BLAIR
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BY GODDIN l. APPERSON. :

SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CAR
~ RAGE, BUGGY, CORN, OATS, FURNI.
TUkE, &c-Wih be sold On FRIDAY the 18th No
Venber 1883, commencing at ii O'Clock A. NJ at the
residence of Mons. Prave in Henrico, near the
rank Road, about miles West of the city two
horses four Mules, four Cows, enc Carriage, Buggy
LOT OF Corn and Oats and excellent parcel of Fur.
nlture, orsisting of the usual variety, and small
stock of fine old Brandy and Wine
months credit for approved endorsed negotiable pa
per. -
mil GAnnII &. A nm
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From the London Times.
THE REBELLION IN CHINA.

Private letters, received by the overland mail via
Marselles, places IN possession OF further par
cu!ars respecting the progress OF the rebellion in
China. From Shanghai there were dates to the
29th OF August The rebel army said to
have reached Tien-tsin, the seaport town OF Pc
kin, situate the Peiho, and news of the Ia
king OF the capital was daily expected. At Shang-
hal, the Triad Society men were beginning to be
troublesome. There were said TO be 5000 of them
il the city, and they contemplated a rice very
shortly.
At Annoy there had been much bloodshed, but
letters from that place dated August 80 state that
early termination OF the struggle between the
rebels and the lnlperialists had been looked for
wardt TO. The approach ofthe Mandarins there had
been repeatedly announced, but much delay had
occurred, that it was for some time believed they
had abandoned altogether the idea OF recapturing
the CRY
THE GREAT FIRES IN New YoRK-The New York
Herald up the disastrous results of the recent
great fires, as follows:
Loss by the fire in Washington Jane and
Troy streets $4,000
Insurance about 600UO
Number OF buildings DESTROYED 10
Number II families rendered homeless 80
Number OF men thrown out OF employ
meut 200
Loss by the fire at the foot of East Twenty
fifth street. about 100000
insurance probably 100000
Number OF buildings burned 9
ment, fully 1000
FLoGGING IN THE NAyY.-The Philadelphia Led.
ger doubts the truth of the telegraphfc report that
Judge Curtis, in decision given few days since
Affoydelce, said thatthe fiogging in the Navy and
On BOARD vessels OF commerce, prohibited by the
act OF Congress, is only the hogging by the cal,
ana tbs: other kinds of fogging may be Inflicted
without violation Of law The words of the law are
a. iollows:
4Hat Jogging in the Navy, and on board vessels
o commerce, be and the same is hereby abolished,
IRON and after the passage of this act"
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THE GREAT FIRES IN New YORK. The New York
Herald sums up the disastrous results of the recent
great fires. as follows:
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nNIONS, in barrels and on strings, for
sale by JAMES b SHELTON,
uoig Corner Of Broad aud 4th streets.
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"HERE ARE YOU GOING?-ArOund
& Nimmo's, to get me an easy lifting BOOT, for !
hear he has just returned from the North, with
assortment of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters and likewise
a new and well selected stock IF French CALF
SKINS, which he keeps constantly on hand 10 make
to order.
call is requested before purchasing elsewhere a.
his goods will bear inspection and his prices will be
worth trial DAVID CURRY,
The old established Boot Store,
Next door but one to Mr.. Purcelps Exchange
De 17-Sm Office.
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NNHE YALUABLE FARM CAIEI

HHHE VALUABLE FARM CALLED
Il "KAOLIN," TEN MILES BELOW RICH
MOND, AND PERSONAL ESTATE THEREON.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION--Wil be sold on TUES
DAY, the ed day of November 1873, if fair if not
the next fair day, at "Kaoln the residence of the
late VIM d. Jennings, deceased, the Charles City
Court House road, 10 miles below Richmond all the
personal and perishabe thereon consisting of
Horses, Mules, Hogs, Cattle, Wagons Carts Farming
Implements, crops OF Corn, Fodder, Hay, Wheat
Straw. &c. The mules, four in number. are very su-
perior and there is large parcel of hogs and cattle
and about 800 barrels corn.
The sale will commence precisely at II o'clock
TERMs-Al sums under $50 cash: over that amount
6 m!nths credit for bonds with good security, bear
ing interest," with endorsement thereon that if the
principal be paid within days after maturity the
interest will be remitted. w. GODDIS
Executor of VIM D. Jennings decd.
P. S. Immediately preceding the sale of the above
personal estate, the farm called "KAOLIN," re-
Gently purchased by Mrs. Maria L Jennings, will
be sold, she having concluded to to Rich
mond. This farm contains 4l9 and is SO well
known that further description is deemed unneces-
sary.
The terms, which will be made very accommodate
ing, viii be made known at the hour of the SALE
A first rate carriage will also be sold.
nov IL GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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nYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM

LAIN rank as most difficult to We
pleased to have It in power point out remedy
which has proved ehectual in many cases. and which
we can safely recommend a certain and jnfaii lie
cure; 1t has been the means of rescuing thousands
from an untimely grave. We mean the HOOF.
LANDS GERMAN BITTERS, prepared BY Dr. C.
Arch street. Philadelphia no I7-dNcSw