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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
From the Hannibal Journal
Hannibal and New London Plank Roa

hannlOal ana new Lonuon PlanK ROAD.
A few days ago we enjoyed a pleasant
drive over five miles of the Hannibal and
New London Plank Road, which is so far
as it has been finished. We went with
ease at the rate of five miles in half an hour.
1t is beautiful road, plenty wide, and the
ground on each side settled down firm and
solid enough to allow turning out without
any inconvenience. About half mile from
the city there is large bank of sand and
gravel, which will be thrown on the banks
at each side of the road, because it will pack
down with firmness and solidity almost
equal TO the plank. Sand will also be
thrown over the plank. The bridge over
Bear Creek is finished and rooted over. 1t
is handsome structure, and looks strong
enough to last fifty years.
A toll-gate has been established about
quarter ofa mile beyond the city limits, with
house for the gate-keeper. The receipts
now average seven dollars a day. When
completed, the dividends will be about ID
per cent, which, on ten thousand dollars.
the sum invested by the city of Hannibal in
this improvement, will pay the interest on
the whole twenty-five thousand dollars bor-
rowed by the city for the purposes of in
provements, ten thousand of which were in
vested in the Hannibal and Paris Plank
Road, and five thousand in improvements
about the city. BY an arrangement with
the Company, the tolls will accrue to the
constructor until the road shall have been
finished. 1t is supposed that the bridge
over Salt River will be finished by the
first of March
1t is seven miles and three quarters from
Hannibal TO the Salt River Bridge. Five
miles of plank road on continuous line
from Hannibal have been completed, and 4
detached mile between that ard the bridge,
leaving one mile and three quarters unfn-
ished. This has been graded, and the plank
is ready, and the trcnchihg and laying of the
plank could all be done in week, if the
frost were out Of the ground; so that thaw
oftwo or three weeks would be quite provi-
Dental, so far as this road is concerned.
That portion of the road between Salt
River Bridge and New London is not yet
graded. We must therefore wait till the
first of April before Mayor Selmes can
redeem his promise to take us to .Nep Lons
don in an hour.
Mr.. Selms has about eighty hands en-
ployed on the road and bridge, and keeps
two steam saw-mills running night and day.
With these mills he can cut enough planl;
for mile of the road in ten days.
While passing smoothly, lightly, and al,
ost..noiselessly over this delightful road d.an(
comparing it with the miserable kind o
travelling people were once compelled Il
submit to over the same route, VIC could no
help wondering how in the world we man
aged 10 get along without planl, roads 81
long.
It has been said that vehicles could no
be kept on the road that droves Of cattle
could not be kept on the plank; that horses
and oxen could not draw loads unless the,
were rough shol. Allow lis to remark tha
these notions are all nonsense.
.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

LIerrD GLun.-A stong liquid glue, that
will keep for years without changing, may
be made by placing in q glazed vessel
quart of water and about three pounds of
hard glue. This i, 10 be melted over a gen.
tie frein . glue pot and stirred up occasion
ally. When all the glue is melted, drop III
gradually small quantity of nitric acid
when eaervesence will take place, The
vessel is then to be taken off the fire and
allowed 10 cool. Liquid glue made in this
manner has been kept for more than two
years in an uncorked bottle without any
change. twill be useful for many trades,
where strong glue Is required, without the
trouble Of melting. ......
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

Mr.. FILLMoEE AT HoME.--The Buffalo
papers speak of negotiation in behalf of
Mr.. Fillmore for the purchase Of a mansion
and grounds for future residence. The
Buffalo Republic says it is the property Of
Mr.. Effner. 1t is upon that Ligh ground
between Buffalo and Black Rock, opposite
the upper end of Black Rock harbor, and
neaY the United States fort or reloubt.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

BREAKIHG OxEN.--The editor ofthe Mas
sachusetts Farmer recommends the following
method Of breaking oxen:
when you first put yoke on your two
year-old steers, coax them with an apple
or an ear Of solt.corn (soft corn is allowa-
ble in this case.) Then, they will hold up
their heads and be glad to follow you. No
whip will De needed at the first yoking.--
Let The yoke and the sott-corn be associated
in their minds, and they will never be shy
Of the yoke; but if you make use of force
alone, thcy will hold down their heads to
keep them out Of the way of blows. Afte-
you have taught them to follow you around
in the yoke, and that it will no. iniure them
to carry it, YOU can hitch them on before the
older oxen, and make them take tie lead
The driver should 60 beside them occasion
ally,Iwitha switch, stick OF light and short
whip, buthc will not have any need to beat
them, except in extreme cases.
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COME TO ME IN DREAMS.
BY GEORGE u. PRENTICE.

Come in beautiful dreams, love,
OH como to me oft,
When the light wing Of Sleep
On my bosom lies soft,
Oh! come when the sea,
In the moons gentle light,
Beats low on the ear
Like the pulse of the night
When the sky and the wave
Wear their loveliest blue,
When the dew's on the flower
And the star on the dew.
Come in beautiful dreams, love,
Oh! come and We'll stray
Where the whole year is crowned
With the blossoms of May
Where each sound is as sweet
AS the coo of the dove,
And the gales are as soft
As the breathings Of lovej
Where the beams kiss the waves,
And the waves kiss The beach,
And our warm lips may catch
The sweet lessons they teach.
Come in beautiful dreams, love,
Oh! come, and we'll fly ~
Like two winged spirits 'si' z,
OF love through the sky; ~
With hand clasped in hand
On our dream-wings we'll go,
Where the starlight and moonlight
Are blending their glow;
And on bright clouds We'll linger
OF purple and gold,
Till loves angels envy
The bliss. they behold.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

AMIyNEsorA NlGHT.-The Minnesota
Pioneer says:
"One is not filled with perfect sense Of
the charms of our climate until he witness
es one of our moonlight nights. In winter
they are nearly as bright as the day. The
hills round about our meridian throw a
strong reflection of the moons light in upon
our town, showing its every feature, render
ed more charming in the sotness ofthe light.
The trees of the forest spangled with frost
set off the scene like fairy land. The
air is silent as death. The only sound that
breaks the silence, is that of an occasional
hooting owl, perehed in the woods of the
Sioux side"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

A STRONG SToMAcH.-The author Of
"Frank Freeman's Barber Shop tells a
good story of one of his ancestors liberated
slaves, who meeting a brother black in
Philadelphia, who had just married white
woman exclaimed '
"And so, Jerry you've married white
woman ?"
well, what if have?" .....
"Nothing, you silly niger, only YOU must
have a strong stummak''
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

A WoRD TO You've MEw.-Thc long
evenings which you may now enjoy, present
to you golden opportunities for the aoquisi-
ton Of knowledge and the improvement of
your mind. You cannot expect the tide Of
fortune gently to take you up, and bear you
on to glory and renown. No, if you ever
hope to fill the stations, perform the duties,
and bear the responsibilities of men, you
must trim your sails and set them to the
breeze. If you look around you upon the
most distinguished men in active life, you
will find that they did not obtain their pre-
sent position without labor and effort
They did not luzily fold their arms and close
their eyes upon the perspective of life, but
they put forth their energies to accomplish
the end they had in view. So must you, is
you ever expect to distinguish yourselves
in anything great or good. Seize, then, the
'golden ball of opportunity" and improve
the hours which can be spared from the la
borious duties of life, and concentrate them
to the improvement Of your minds, and the
acquisition of useful knowledge. Thus,
and thus only, can YOU become really useful
and distinguished members OF society, and
reasonably hope to be blessing and an
honor TO the world. Do not let the delu-
sive phantom of want of genius deter you
from entering upon this work of self-im-
procurement. As Longfellow has beauti-
tifully expressed the sentiment
"Lives of great men all remind us;
We can make our lives sublime;
And departing, leave behind us
Footsteps on the sands of time"
Read over the lives of some of the most
distinguished men, and see from what small
beginnings they raised the superstruoture
of their celebrity and renOwn.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

Mn BEHIND THE TIMEs.- The rubl.c
have been amused of late with accounts Of
individuals, (and the number is far too
large, } who far want of reading the paper,
have fallen behind the times. One of them
made his appearance al Newark, New Jer-
scy, in the afternoon ofthe day of the Presi-
dental election, and seeing considerable sti+
among the people, inquired what It al
meant. Why, said they, this is election
day, and we are choosing President. You
are? why thought we had one already
At which eycry5o3y laughed, and old
Quombo joined in as hearty as one, with
YAH yah. val.
A later case than this is worse yet. It is
that OF citizen ''from the Interior" who
has lost his run Of political IDEAS.
Squire" said he, 'what is this free soil
that they talk SO much about? Is it equal
TO the gnancr. II Providence Herald.
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Approaching Marriage.
Special dispatch to the New York Tribune.
WAsH1YGTov. Dec. 20, 1852.

WAsHIYGrov, Dec. 30, 1852
The fashionable world of this metropolis
is in high state Of excitement. 1t is said
that the Attorney General is about to lead
to the hymenial alter beautiful and fasc-
mating widow, long known as the queen Ct
the ton in Washington. The learned law
yer and distinguished politician has Lately
taken 10 the study of Petrarchs Sonnets
and works Of a like character. x.Y.z.
1t may be satisfactory 10 fashionable cir
cles hercabou.s 10 know that the Hon. John
J. Crittenden, and Mrs. Gen. Ashley of s..
Louis. are the parties above alluded to-
TSt. Louis News.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
STOVES AND TINwARE.
John r. Carson.

"a Respectfully announces TO the public that
Cd he has on hand an extensive assortment of
t& Stoves and Tin Ware all of which he will
dispose of at low prices.
G5s. Particular attention paid to guttering.-
Orders in the place or country, promptly attended
10.
ET~Shop in the house formerly occupied by
Dunnica g. Hutcheson.
Glasgow, June 90, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

Some men talk, and others do; and though
talking is doing, yet those who talk the most
do the least.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

E5="It is we'll to leave something for
those who come after us, as the gentleman
said who threw barrel in the way Of a
constable that was chasing him. ---
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

I@When you want warm bath, and
can't pay for one, just pull your neighbor's
nose and YOU Il soon be in hot water,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20
ABSTRACT

Ofhe VoteS cast for President and Vics Pres
ident of the United States, .Nouemb End,
1870
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JOHN &, CgAwLEY.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO-,
WILL give prompt attention to all business
w entrusted to him in the Courts of Howard
and adjoining counties.
Office with Drs. Vaughan & Campbell.
Glasgow, June l9, 1S51-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

DOwDER--5 kegs rifle powder; ..-
do blasting do;
or sale low by j. 3. THOMSON
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33.l55 Total 1894 $50, 900
Or in round numbers-Sl 600, COO, 600
one billion of dollars; a sum which, at per
cent, would yield 500, 100000 annually, or
more than sufficient to cover all the cxpen-
ses of the United States Government and
of the Governments of every State COM
posing the United States.-if administered
with republican economy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-01-20

N-"Did you say that my brother Jim
didn't know as much as Smiths yellow
dOg?"
"No; I said Smiths yellow dog knew
more than your brother Jim"
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-CARLos BoARDMAN
LOGAN D. DAMERON,

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Water Street, GldsgO,c, No.
KEEPS constantly on band general assortmenl
Of seasonable goods. Ii
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RAILROADS IN THE UNIoN.-The follow
ing statements we gather from the forth
coming January copy Of the American Rail-
way Guide
On the lst. Jan. 1853, there are in the
United States, IS 227 miles of railroad COM
pleted, 1929 in various stages of prOgres,
and about 1000 miles in the hands Of the
engineers, which will be built within the
next three or four years-making total Of
33, l55 miles of railroad, which will soon
traverse the country, and which, at an aver
age cost of $4,000 Ga well ascertained
avcrage) for each mile Of road, including
equipments, &C., will have consumed a cap
ital amounting to $994 65o,0oO as follows;
1927 miles completed. 1896, $1,000
II 1923 miles in progress.... 3S7, $4,000
1000 miles under survey. 2lO,COO,OCU
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RoRT. 7. PREwIrT, inc
PREWITr s. HENRY.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FAYETTE, MO-,
WILL attend to all business entrusted to them
w in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid to collecting.
ES1 Office in Criger's' Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
November, 10, 1S49-y.
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DIR. III. wAERER,
CLASC OW HOUSE,

CLASC HOUSE,
Water street, Glasgow, No.
yT,HIS large and commodious house is open for
L the reception of travellers and resident board
ers. Having procured competent assistant, the
proprietor feels confident that entire satisfaction
will be given to all.
Good Stables conveniently situated attended by
careful hostlers. Stage office for the East, West,
and North also kept here.
65ye Bar supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
and Cigars.
May 6, 1852. EMILY A. CHlLES.
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G. H. RIRCNEEARTT.
THOs. SHACKELFORD,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO-,
WILL practice in the Courts of Howard. Sa-
w line, Cooper, Randolph and Charlton coun
ties R1s5s Office on first street.
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PUBLIC Sah - " rununvENE NTS A.

,u.ua,,, of decree made Circuit Court OF the City
81 Kic hmonL END June 1853 III The su q" The Boarj VI
pnhc Works against RappahanGrck Company and ohersl
public auCii'N ln In' VI thc I't il'usc VA
M oery real and personal belonging 10 tie said pahGoc
consisln. works and ad lots ana
i nns for or IN conn, with The RappahaGLock navigation
hnvr burg, and whatever ers1nai properly tec may
nnrcb,ser Of the provcments, obtaining his
,nnce will cre'i al Tie law p,oVes,
~ s rIls md he present COMPANY lie nay make
rno of his purchase, his performing IN due time inc
Assembly Gncciing me
hn Sacs mortgage 2h February 1913 The BoaI Of PUB
nr ~ an amount equal tie debt AM lheres! quo mo
inn on sale and Tie cos Z" nc SUI ABOVE
r,mrI 3 .cu.iye charges AMI eNpehs.s ol Tie fsc
Ear tho nrcr of all personal property sold separate? tee va"
he cuurd cerifcaies OF irr"sie III o'e q! VI
ar The cL Of said sun OK
n. well endorsed ADDED payable al ~ GG!s rom
the Jaw of sale will be required 'oi a. huh o. I'VE price
M the nrks ard Ipoy will make u 3O 'css lah sZN
in all snd Deposited or scared. ,.- ..,;,. go. ,h
90 no y. ,lovc nothing Tu red nom the purchaser at
but wrirn memorandum OF his
s terms cond IONS lie sixty days being allowed
@ a. whether will be- subscribed and paid
@ S M ,,r Of Public Wursa, and Tor king the payments
i n, y.n.c required by the end oi that lime 10 De.
g! all
I'D hy Inn, according and lance c-
welt endorsed negotiable notes WIN hs
more rhan six counted at their value whch
| certificates OF ueIolc u '"c .Ieu' e"'" ""
| IImk al Richmond g., r,,,r.n,s
More par information may be had, drsireG Nv
m sal, decree copies which viii sound with WIN u. oion,
E.n al Frederic kbug, Peter Daniel J El ~ hCnn"I VI
| win the undeIsieI ed. WILLIS l.. Do'"~'' ~
2i-cwW ,, md po,,r;
Tne Richmond Examined Fredericksburg News aho Record
| IItlra cory
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LAND FOR SA IL.


peITnSIT,NT Ia decree Louisa County
.ei NJ the late thereof fc' f"nm: ~om" named
IN said decree shall, the 1T day ~ ID '"mbcr 49,; air not
ic next far day (Sunday cl.d) oc'r To sell M
ulc IcmIse the tact vi aGd OF which the late
Andrew g. resided NJ the uc oi h'deat s;yc I" te
dove Louisa Armstrong "io" u" the siid adirw d.
Armstrong. deceased -: 80,
Louisa Cont House, adjoining The lands OIL
Dr. Joseph Prnlclon Thomas G. Noel aud "ieIS AMI Is SUP
rsrd u about hundred acres 49, =,
~! cOnuihIr dwelling hourr WIKI
such on! buildings usual un small farms
TERMS SALEAs much Of the pnTchaa" money ~ CASH as
the OF obtaining anu cS''li"
saI Lrcrce balance equal ns"lnens on cicdis OF one
and NO wears from The pGrClhacr giving bono a' WIN
auuvc curly the deferred payments, ana Tie Ie vi hhe'
until lhe lat payment Is made . ., ,,,s-,o,,. ,,,
Oct lu-cGt. " !. AhM>i toN,'' I'm l..
,,yECITONS, SALE OF a VALUABLE FARM
AND Personal. ESTATE ~ THE COUNT nF LOUISA.
ucconance with the viii thu ae John IT, Winston ST. we
,a sell public the prniiEea on uLSDa' Use
I'D of November 1853 il fair the next ar DAY thereafter
CONNIE the Farm which lie resided al Tie INC
of ed Sudinn River ~ it L"hiiy Oh
in the ThuInpsons Cross Roads AMI nsaG' 1o,
Is miles House, aud 10 miles Tram he nearest Dp,'
nm , Central Rail Road contains something yer
which VIII lie eNhinHe u' III" "y VI
wo hihlf.l acres al sPeh-
did ani Original GROWTH, AM! TN balance hoIy
s,r Of cultivation and improvement The Dwciln9 House ~
.nIr Mr F. " Winston who re'!lnr On tao premises
| lake great pleasure showing the Farm To any "oe dcou4 ~
s wl h. soI =, If. sanc al the personal property can
ns of live every crII OF which there ~ 20
supply OIL hand crops corn &c. aud household and k''cne" Ut"
The Farm will divided parts II be onhd desirable OH
the day nf sale ,,. =, .,,, i,
of one and years, without ni:ies ErcE ny
trust deed property. For the persona, property! al sums '
der sIU cash, over that credit O. tx nl,n,HS
Oct I3-ciw GRANVILLE BlLLOCk,S
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NV LiNTY TIIOUSNNty ACRES Uf' VALUABLE
LAND FOE SALE.

: NNHH.I.
% The Eitl
ID the l March Is ~ s!ili! sci TO The highest
2i.t day u November next (Iticr on the
Russcllt'nur House. OF which due notice &" III he
given all TWENTY THOUSAND AtEES OF VALUABLE
Russell The waters 81 Guest
Toms Creek, Cary aud Crane Nrst Creek " lands VIII
br li0 Several u the tracts
W. hrsn and an ta!c valuable grazing ainIs, S
ibr extensive well wh;ccd aud ravly
numbered. -,
Persons purchasing good anu cheap ian!- w""l"
w. o G themselves
Til. above lands tie CumCnwr iI ~ Virs
Francis d. Tulcul, aud others ly mortgage dated
Of January. fhGsdhd "eFen hI'cd ana ninety "o
The helievsl to tr nlisputahr.
TEKas-Tcn percent OF purchase money VIII lie required IN a
thr AMI
approved security aud TUE Irana li The last pay
ncnis q r. made Isaac 4. Dunn, Commissioner.
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COM iSsIUaEKs' SAIL: or VA LUABLE LAND
IN FLErANNA COUNTY.

E5tESIAHT 10 the provisions decree the Cicu Court
of F.uvanna County, dated September Term 1851 and end
April Term 1853 10 The therein depending GcGr.e
GUARDIAN Skinner aud and as The undersigned Com
appointed ad dccTeGs will offer public
he highest birr, Fuvanna Court House. MON
DAY, 2i day o November hat being Court day cvcsl va
Ia tc a! belonging the Eimuad George de-
Ceased, OF 100 Of Iaud. ajulG
The home OF SAID George, and far from the VILLAGE
anrd Another n1;t: Of heavily merCd land
I"ngon, from which viii be reserved about go
thereof, which I'D has recently been dis
covered. 1iu esIue, say 5uh aces, Ihckiy
al quality cleared would &c
value The The r'rrYcd will be Inhibited
Aaeby plat survey BESIDES these several small tracts
viii be oceda pLcular description oi which sill lie
day sae, and may be a msinwhie application the first
Undersigned, who VIII show the premises persons
desiring 10 Trr' base
TERMS or E:So much OF the purchase money will de-
and sale viii c required CASH
he crc, IT, -, IS and II months will lr gvrn
u bonds good personal security and the Ic
:Il title bring rrllhed until payment IN inLl ~
JOHN JOHNSON. 6. w
ALLAN b. NaGRUDER.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
" A PROCLAMATION.

>r,pN,TuN having received by the Executive, that Pc
- IEARY sentenced IL confinement IN the PEE
h lhr Court Mason County escaped Oh the 18th utl.
% ,I sheriff said C"uGy, The 10 the fencntlary,
" % ,or Al large therefore hereby oIer reward OF
cius any person persons who shall arrest Tho
a. ,ary and him the Jail OF Mason county,
tA' do all Officers oi
" civil ad military, and request the people gene
best racrioms TO procure The arrest ol The said fe
-, !, I,sy that he may be brought I" justice.
rt ~, hand aud under the Lesser Seal Of
It Rchmund, this seventh day OF Nnyehi'
IL > .., ~ I'M. wear lSSl JOSEPH JOHNSON.
n the Go,ernor Gs,RGE W. MuSfoRD Secretly oi the Com
cnry is IN lishman about Ave feet eight or ten inches
g ID re built stands has rt hair an! blue eyes broad
forehead and short and iitlo oetrd on '
an inch or more long about II years "I age; had ON manu-
and riau Jeff leg; yellow coarse blanket cod' anu
r,., uo.r IL, and blue No marks except on his
made by he IRONS which had rubbed on Tue SKIN lie VIII
H''o' "A-' SO " Nov. 9-c3w
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\ ] u.
% eil q executed Ia lie ny The virginia
Ed Wool, Company lie G! Gay U scp f'hr e eFH ic
OF UusiilGs !Vr ciy OF
Richmond TUESDAY, the 18Th day OF November al WE'VE
s.all proceed pubic auc,cn pom he prem
riuuud IlrI.'o ataci UPON "hch
ni,is ~ tie Virginia
pauy lh!s jl feet ~ chCs seci funfs nom
I'm ll streets III ia, cu Richmond and lack that ~Gh
to James River having land dI OF not 81 an ~ t Lo
water power turcI what III 1870 ahu le1I
Of oo!,n na'iIeiy lle lea'y elai'I
basement the mills cay tie etie ol VIII oe so
with the lot suUcrt 10 ah shu"
saund OF 81 Gtu nnun he nam o. le ai
pat Tic plolcy aud The lhoItry sc VIII Re SHOWN, an
any respecting u upon al iicaon III siJ
time The SALE
rRus OF -Uneihr cash, balance Fix and II months
ip,, or negotiable cEGoTcrs VIII b. e'
nuIrcG the sEi title detained until lie NOES
PAID.
Directly after wl The brick w"Ik o Ike MI esn q.
ted Containing 5OIu RlCkS. and The tnhhne WOOD WOLF
1crmslour months credit Tor negotiable rcs WIN approves GU
IuSrrs, Interest added ,.
hut AS Trustee shall convey only SUCH uie ass
JOS. JACKSON, ia. Trustee.
Sale conducted by kESr. PAINE q kENT, Auce