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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-29
CHASE AND MEDIIL
STVNPING THE STATE!

NOTWITHSTANDING this fact, STEPHENS & Co. have brought into
market the lar est stock of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, ever Offered
to the people of Preble county. Their stock consists in part of French
English, and American Cloths and fancy Cassimeres, overcoadngs tweeds
Sattinetts and Jeans,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-29

Owing to the death of Mr. J. b. Epply, it be-
comes necessary for us to close up the old &C,
counts, either by cash or notes Therefore a.,
knowing themselves indebted to the concern VIII
come up and settle without delay NJ
Y. D. The business in future will be carried
on at their old stand, opposite the Court House,
by the undersigned, W. 7 HUBBELL,
JOSIAH CAMPBELL,
Nov. Is, 1885, sli o. W, j.. WILSON.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-29

Fever and Ague, or chill fever, dumb ague, and
other. intermittent and remittent ieyers, also Of
bilious fever, accompanied by typhoid symp-
toms, typhoid fever, yellow fever. ship and jail
fever. general debility, night sweats, and all
other forms of disease which have q common
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-29
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the name OF llu6peli hpPiy a
Wilson, has been this day dissolved 3ythe dGa'r
of b.. Eppley. WI. hUBSEnI'
October Ist, 1855. W.J lLooN
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-29

uyAn ounce Of fact is worth a pound Of
theory and the swarm Of conclusive facts
that cluster around that Incompatible prepar.
alton, IIoonand's German BilterS, prcpaIed by
Dr.. C. NJ. Jackfon, Philadelphia, establishing
lis value as a tonic and restorative, are such
as would prevent incredulity Itself from qnes-
iion:ng It's efficacy. In all cases OF diseases OF
the stomach, whether acute or chronic, 1t may
be Recommended for its soothing, cordial and
renoya'ing influence. Dyspepsia, heart burn,
loss or appetite. nausea. nervous tremoi' re-
taxation and debility, &C., are relieved by the
Bitters in a very short space of time ; and a
perseverance, in their use never fails 10 work
q thorough cure. See advertisement.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-29

D-CnEERiHG INTELliGENcE, comes TO US dal-
ly from various parts Of he country, where
those troubled with bumoIS aud %clr"nic CON-
plants, are freely using DR. S. A. Viewers
Canker and Sal, Rheum Syrup, CankeT Cure
and Cefate. They are truly good articles am
We ate glad to see them succeed as they de-
serve 10.
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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-29
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New York, juno II, 1853.

al have made a chemical examination of
Rhodes lever and aguc cure, or antid0tc to ma
laria, and have tested it for arse, nc. mercury,
quinine and strycIninc, but have not found a
particle of either in it, nor have | found any sub
stance in its composition that would prove in
furious to the constitution.
JAMES K. Chiffon. NJ. D.. Chemist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19
Cur Indians Correspondence.
IsDIAaAPOLIs, Aug. 2, ]

lsDIASAPOI.Is, Aug. =, 1865.
R,su1 Of tie Haypsst Neo Gra,n in M,vs,f--
Light Loss By The Rims inereaa Of Population
bg Settlers Coal and Iron Mines dJo'.tioa,sn
SECUTED.
Since writing you sst the farmers Throughout
the state have secured their wheat in s.acka, while
SOME have already threshed and brought their crop
Into market The damage from the heavy rams =
light In converting with many men throughout
the STATE they generaily climate the loss .. from
three to five per cent The average boss viii not BE-
ever three.
Osts and corn are remarkably good, mad Il prices
BET continue such that or farmers realize dollar
per 5asbei ior whoa, and twenty-five cents for corn
money.
OR population IL ye. IN a transition state. The
opening up chr country. through the completion Of
orr railroads. IL bringing In Upon us very great
many men Il sreans from the older settled States
Thsze meu cone in and Roy ost Ne origins settlers,
VIC, after hard years Of tosl. hare brought tker
snsl farms into \ sort Of ~mitulsivaiion; these
now 81, 70 men Of capital. who 20 on and ere erect.
Ing hnc L,ildings end ttocking their farms, wolfe
IL car, pioneer pr2hcs oa 70 lows and Nebraska,
where, With the means accumulated here tbey will
tste tho. places ~ ieahng raeu IL the newer pirtcs
eia Territories.
In passing down the line Of she wabash and Erie
earai from Lafayette to Evanssn e, nnnd Inst If
tr Getting twenty-five mics teiuw Tsifayetie ~.
Cspal posed tbc whole of nc der Of the waJ
l over tcns RI AtgmIsols cca mingled With ysfi3n
s'fsia diron ore DC ftF ribs Of eel IL I've -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19
MY lsalaHia IssueI.

Lit o. patents issued from the United States Pa
tent ONCE for the week ending Aug IL, 1855. each
tearing that date
Francis Arnold. Of Hadiam. Conn, for improved
egC holder.
for Improvement In go,eTnor Tor steam engines, Ae.
Jno. T.. burrows, II Newark ". j., Tor improve
mont in making zinc white.
Fortune J.. Bailey 81 Frccpor'. lad, for improve
mspt IN apparatus bpr ~ placing ears
0rasmrh &. 81 %. ). Bdrc-, Of S,ockbridgc. VT.
ftr improvement IN corn planters.
francis Basohnsgel. of New yod. y. T.. for i'm.
pfcvcmeni IN compositions for treating rubber and
gutta lercha
Jacob f5oycn, ~ Granville Va. for improvement
Ia ohurug
A. Brown 4 s,ol Colin. Ir IL siblae CITY.
Tsxas. for mode 81 staining saws ~ atnos9hesio
pressure
Dexter 81 Chamberlain, II wc., fosbury. Mss.
for improved hanJprerS for printing.
Chas Cleveland. u Ashnold. Ma, ioF geDtilatang
faucet.
~. D'.tcbsf o1Hcv Haven Conn. for improve.
nlent In steam boilers.
u II fuls, u Lexington, Mis-. fOriaproscncnt
Ics. Garfsi. ST.. ~ Indianapolis Ind. fpr i'm
proyrfDen' ID sloys Or jyarnni boyeA
rtuj. w. cay q New london. y. u, r. N.
proceed extena I'm vehicle
v. n Gcsa.er q PaLhay.p, Conn, fof improve
meht In ~indiapcs.
T. Graham, o. Aid1leosn. y. T., for improve.
sgn.uel T. Ioses, 81 New Yctk, Y, u, Tor imyr,..
n.s 1 IL making ziae white.
Jo.. Leeds, d Phiiadslpha. Pa. Tor fornacc- f~
heating bgi1iDEr.
E,ieft ). Mon laon. d rs almond Va, fot Improve
mont 10 the cutting sppar ~ o. i8rvs.tr%
Daniel Soye-. " Ab,est'n. Mas, ~ lnpfoycd
urging nsshioe.
l. T. Payne. a. YD5o city, Ma. isf Improved
method OF banging via NV sssbc@
Richard Ray. u port, ". y. ~ improve
msDt Va mac hlIss fos gsitsritg oot,on stslk'
Stephen Y. ft.Fglcs, - BsssDn, xAsl ior Improve
meat fegut AZ
fsk is1ssI, Of r $50 Mas fg improvement is
haryestsa
pan,rei H. acxts a ~ Baltimore, Nd, fof improve
neut Ia ftvnsens lsr hs4ing tsi.Aag.
Gustavus A. acncrby and tSa'iss w. Posg. ~
vsltham. Nass.. fot lrnproselsni 10 rsiir~d oNs
brake.
John simySs. q LeslsvJs. :. g.. for improve
inert ~ ,otta sirs
Nshsei yromiy q soaat vrrrou ~ fm In
pfoNmsni n ran iocss.
Oti. n. Aa,te. ~ VI sdesnssca N. T.. lof improve.
nyn, In snf lag oompDsak-
ssinsal x whDos ~ Ss~ York. =. T., f,f ros4a-
lie stan sswins mss,es.
Cab wlsss.r. a esien sprins,. n r.. 10 is'
rf.,ei ssy,se fsf a><uhg AMI sos.ns sAIs~..
tsIsb winosrsf. " rns,a Springs. y. r., e.
rsat,st a dnrirst wnter frrm ssll..
-arrcl Pierre. "a Troy. N. H., ssagns 70 CsrsAs
Psre. u ssGs place. fo' sspro'tfsens - o'"'s
zC, no,Asaa. a Washington. y. q, aspsnr ~
Arsos MARTA. % Norwich. - ff snpfv'em~ss 20
mills fbs eeDpssxns 40 gfiasax sf1st" ana "0'es
E~,-i 1. eeyHoaa u se~ yerk. n. X. ssaxsss
10 VIVA d. Barr, a snos p'~ee, fpr 5nprw~n1sos's
Y zypasssns FOR sitiss.
| Ex~st,a Josa Bf,wn. a Nov Yea, N. y. i~~
| nsIessEcns = ~ w. sPi'afAsS~ f1ssnpo nay
Jsscsp |. Ma, q, aou Ilsssa. NJ. fss -.
srcssrafEs a bsi'.ias tits rsisa.sa ,-pAsai~f ~.
Hmm l-g,xa. ~ t4ssarv. fa1Al, Wet f~
rsy,ss a 70 ming ard ,esiliairg tailfiBgs 70
s.sisd Dec. lsts. ne dl'ed 4n0e ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

and ". r. Barnes took him down. we he'd ana
bmisd him ~ TIC grave. ard al Barton.
About O'Clock ths afternoon, q coroner's inoucnt
was Leid before Justce hnsco. The jury found that
he came to his death by the bands OF The mob b,
which several persons whom they nsmed took part
cav his body. II wns horr.d sight His lowcr
jaw was broken BY kicks-llis head cut open in Sc
vesal places IN long gn,es to the bonc-stsbs appa
realty. IN his face, about his eyes! soldier whe
marched with Gencnl Scott 10 Mexico, told me he
did lot geo, In the whole Of Tint war ~ crue, a
sight. NO horrd spectacle M the torture Of that
y",sng man presented. The cnd Is not yet There
many here who are determined that mosw shau
Lc pcnishod. | heard one wealthy citizen say that
be would spend halt he had hut that those who
GUIDED lie Bar should be deslt with according b.
G'e laws OF the land. ! think there " no doubt
uia' there had been military here, tiers would
Dave oeen no iynoh.ng. Ten re.oiutc mon without
aims conld have prevented IL. Huch men ars hgfU.
nnh would have takca the responsible II Gey had
not tfustcd " the military. Ii such men NJ com
Pooe1 tha, in'hiary are - compel obcdieace 10 The
law, ltt pcne bit supesaunuated old women ey-~ at.
tempt 70 disobey II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

MN YopK YAcur AT Ng~ Bx,sosn--Th,
ppief % schooner yscit Haze, las ,rx, e., 1 \
fs,rpt Travis. Of New York. via New Hsrpa.
Loa aon, New pcrs and N1nhso. arrived al In. r. =,
N 'ett x on lne run OF ono and q ~ nom,
ru Ne shon PsScnycrs- Hon. n. w. t.ri.,neu
New lori (v~perli Hon. Joseph Gripueii wiyilnu
4. K, sell E>q., Mo- Bsdford. Mru1 prsssr
Irving sr'unsl, Phiiip s1hayier /. r. Dr, ~, Seg
Yok. sle ,eports hsvsng fslIcN 10 wish ~ w x
~ T. hirs ard Schooner. Ths Hs - lss.e, hoo
rtafu- rs~ bsa(,vd Msr~1v. ~, =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

rom the Albany AfRts, Ang. 10
Some months since young gentleman of this city
entered the Morse telegraph Office, and requested to
lie instructed Ia such oil the mysteries Of teegraphng
as The operators could or would inform hin-sucl ~
would not Interfere with the secrets Of the Office.
The obliging operator proceeded TO do 80, aed In
the course OF his instructions explained 10 the fresh
man the modts o1,erandi Of writing. II should he
known that at of the stations west Of this city,
in quite q snail but enterprising village, female
the scboo mistress Of the yiHagcis the operator OF
the telegraph station.
While the operator In this city was going througl,
his explanations, the - Office called Albany. and
made q busiress inquiry. to which answer WA
returned by The Albany operator, who in a profes-
sonal manner, inquired the name OF the aCSi1ls In.
auircr, and sent II, with the gentleman's compil.
rrerfs. to the - office (Which the female had
charge ~. Miss c. 1--WE mean the operator) re-
Piled return ing her compinenfs and gave the site
OF the weather. &c, at -. Tic gentleman was
"imlnensely delighted with the Idea OF nterroyat
Ing person. and that person fem lie, ore hundred
and ff.y niles disteut aud through the kindness "
hc operator addressed several nterogatores n her.
al Of which were answered in = riost Irntfying
iuanner. Tbc novice 10 teiesraphing was delighted
not 10 say enchanted He call, again the nexs
day. and persuaded The operator 70 again rnnons
tAc - ONCE. Agan did lie enjoy most delight
10, t.te-a<fs think OF fef-a fsfe one hundred and
iii,y miles removed with his ch,rming incognit..
or we should cay uamorata, for the novice was all
rssorfed 10 Miss c., "a the sequel will Prove.
por seyera dnys did nc cali and hold converse nth
the - ofce AID It's very obliging operator, each
day Iccnring m Re end moe interested Tss sub
ect OF discourse, too wa materially ,hanged. inat
much that the Albany operator began 70 fci in
rats,er "peculiu predicancnt.' he being a ri OF
,nt dvm Trough which tro loyers were b dog
communication. To tc BRET. the novice cont iucd
to ca for space Of tgs weeks. each dly gro y.ng
more interested. Until II lat he pat the ,es,ion
dire, srd plump: "tfill you NARY mo = Tbs telc
grsyh never beztats, il /; fat iDstits.lDn, md
a,fe WHO are CONNECT ted With II hcr,m fi,s, a.
| II " inIniton The Lady consented and the novice
few DAYS after. vert e. --~-- n4irpef his bride
trd wa ustricd The psc'ies sc now ~ sidcatI a
HA fity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-05
4CCT!ON SALES.

VALUABLE LAND Fox SALE.
NNlLL be cold on WEDNESDAY, the Jl,h DAY OF Mny
next Ut public auction, that valuable tract Of lah
called "aynennk, j. ing III tie county OF amelia, within
ono mile ot Wyanoke Station. the Richmond and Dar.
VILE Rntr"sd - miles from Richmond and in four miles
o. inc {. famed Amelia Springs.
saih rnct contain. about 80 ouehaf OF which Is
cleared md III fine of cultivation the remainder
well t:i:s:red with Pine and Oak,
Inc DWELLING is q large aud comnlodious onr.-cou.
tanning 10 rooms with all necessary buildings
with MI ico.huu.c G:d well OF excellent wn,.r
A excellent GARDEN and large ORCHARD of choice
fruts
Ihs ty far the most desirable property in this section
Of the Sntc Ito henhincss. fertility nearnees 10 market
and tic large quantity Of WOOD LAND together with ;s
sun,ion Immediately the aforesaid Railroad render it
ompha.iculiy valuable and desirable estate.
Title undisputed. further description Il unnecessary
person. wishing TO purchase will OF course. view the
premises.
TERMS -Oneihrd cash. and balance in and TWO
years; tho payments TO carry interest Title retained un
Ill the whole purclase money Is pnd. Full posno-rion
given january LIT, 1856 with privilege Of secdiG; crop
OF Wheat For further pnr;ic ulars address,
B TREEElEART, Jrtcrsville Post Office.
Amelia County. Virginia.
The above sale will TAKE place by virtue Of deed OF
executed y Charles =. TrGsnear deceased to ms
Trustee and of record in tho Clerks Office Of Amcn
Muv1 6--fAs l. MASTERS Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-05
NOTICE

FINAL SOTICE.
VALENTINE. CRENSHAW q CO have yet on mana
v md 10 be sold in few week. more
zoo blankets. from 20 cents TO 81
Heavy Setine,s, kcrseys, Linsrys
Cloths Cassimcres. Nr.tings
Mous.lines Merinos, Narcge DeLaines
Tissues Chacya, Lawns, Cafc0es, Dimitirs
Table Dsma.k Dirpcr Table Cloths, Napkins, Towels
Hair Cloth Gruss und Corded Skirts
French Worked Collars. sleeves and Handkerchief
Ladies' Gents and Chdrens Silk and Cutton Hose
and half Hose
Cor.eis Piano and Table Covers Curtain Muslins
Pls;n, Striped and Checked Musins, Brilliantes
Ginrhnms and Prints rich Brocan
Pnd striped and Chang"able Silks. from {. ~ 70 a't
Ladies Gents, Misses and Boys Gloves, Mitts and
(Runcts
Thread and Isle Lscra, Edgings and lnseriings
full assortment of Bleachrd and Brown Dolsesacs,
sher,iugs Shrtngs, Oznnburgs. &C.
Also about 1000 yards of different styles Carpetmg
RUGS 10 match and Canton Mating
we rnl the attention OF Farmera, Rail Roau lontrhc
tors and others TO our LOT of Woolens BlahEe
Domes,ics &c &C. in which twenty-five per cent can De
saved by purchssnc n little out OF season
Our Silks Mou.clines Tissues, Bnregcs Mcr1nos RAN
urls Sbaws # every style, Cloths Cassi,neres and In
nil f roodf are than they have ever been
VALENTINE, CRENSIIAW & CO.,
No y9 corner Broad and
1u,e, 9th S,s near Capitol Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-05
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WSTESDlSG remove 70 Nsw Ken, s!a!! ell ,hs
Frrn which prasen; r-,ihs s!,usi-d rhou; 6si
a mile West Of tho city, MONDAY, tie lia OF i..o,
1855, AZ o'clock =.
The house tract. with twenty and hplf acg"s. ~ 30
sold hrst The dwelling is and hss nine rooms. Tho
houses stables and cow houses good and rH;.rr
There il also large icehouss nearly full OF ICE The
chsrd IL very hns and tho and neighboChooa "d7
any in the Sate; Indeed often that desirable
place is in the market
After the bale OF ,he house tract will be sold very
beautiful lot containing eighteen There Is heau
ul grove On TIN" lot for building also aspiring ami never
ding stream OF wuier passes through the II
After this will bo sold neat little house Combining ,ree
rooms with i've and half OF land alsu. 10; Of
eight acres which has hne spring and ice house upon
ALSO two other lots of ss and half acres each esvl.
full woodland also three other lots ,our one q, x
and one Of eight acres
This is about the most valuable property nb6, to cl:y
and will be shown to any DESTROYS of secrg sry
time before the sue, upon application my hou.e. Ss.s
positive.
TERMa:-ons'tourth cash: bsisnes At g. % and 3
mouths for negotiable notes bearing Interest secured hya
trust dreE r. R pUvsL
Sale conducted By GoDDis & APpERsoS, Aaeta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
ONE D.iY ONLY FROM RICHMOND TO TIE
iLUN SPRINGS.
Gnc ind huff 10 While sulphur md Sweet
Springs.
THSIIIS route is cnnsita'ly recommended the Inos
IL comfortable Hlihc Virginia SPRING., aud j. more
over presents the traveller great number VI objects OF
peculiar interest
Fifteen miles Richmond passe In halt mile Of
INC birthplace of HENRY CLAY hlso by HsHorer old
Court House, in which PATRICK HENRY made the trst
speech Of the revolutions: in light OF Monticello the
V,,Genee OF THOMAS JEFF ERSoS; by the University Of
sid al Charlottesville, md ortr The top OF the Blue
i'i 1.te ~ Rockhsh Gap
ms spot Is rendered farou. by the declaration of
JT ~ On that with few brave men lie coudthcre
rho car s Ippi"Hc!. OF the whole British army. Here
.n!s Slowly wind their way over This immense height
lhc country below spread, oui in ,urpa.,inr beauty and
aver pnssiIg the public institutions Tor the in.
,b yi y; ANU u''nb ut S,Hun,On, the traveller cnoys
VIEW OF rren deal Of wild and romantic scenery at
EGl"io Gap and other parts Of liz. ro,,t.
"so Pa-rr' ncnr these wonderful curio i,r, Weir's
,rh;ch =; ' h hr"Se and Blowing Cave, tIr lnst of
stages pnss ''' Wv 'o' " "
On TIE htst DAY OF June, the cars will commence run.
NM " o'" rh na,eh West OF S,nunon and will
nh"o 10 go iar'heras inc track laid by force now o.
gagged. who can put down halt mile Inv r,ry in An
gust they will ruL 80 miles West of Srnun;nr ' " ~
The Western portion of this road nclding mart Ess Of
the Bne Ri2e ia wei! ballased securing nn,o~ bor nd
'artages TO the traveller m exemption iron, du.f
fhe turnpNc ronds this far b,ter tlnn any
other ana the public may expect Comfortable sorc
accommodation than they have over Ind 80
If pnssengcrs desire it, through tickets will be given he
the stage line of VIM p Furish g. Co. from Pich1no,i ~
hr White Sulphur, at Sl. To other Springs less in pro
portion.
Passengers passing through Richmond enjoy full onnor
tuny re.t the TO leave until quarter pss,
A. NJ. They dine in Staunton reach the Alum Springs
day and by easy Stages Arr;vo at White SULPHUR
noxt day early in the evening.
Supt Of Transportation.
Office "a Central Rail Rond Co.,
RichD NnvO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-05
VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY,

on JAMES RIVER AND RAEAWHA CANAL, FOR
TuyuE MIDDLETON MILLS" belonging 10 the James
ii River md Kanawha Company situated in tho coun
ty Of F9vnnna on tho line OF tne Jnmes kyer aud hs
LynchLurg and miles from Scottsvie, will DO sold st
public auction the hghes, bidder on the premises, on
THURSDAY the alst day OF June next II the hour OF IL
O'Clock. N.
The main building substantial brick sdihce I'VE sto
re. high built upon granite and capable OF running six
psr Of There attached 10 it brick build
ing used az d cUOpers shop and convenient thereto
franed house. and nlers house. of brick q teet
front by l6 feet depth two stories high There Is bridge
over the canal within few steps OF the MILL communities
ting with county road and n covered way, or lhttce
bridge also the canal through which wheat is recciv
ed into second story and opening in the bottom OF
the snmr through which -four is lowered into bons lying
in tho canal
The mill machinery and coopcrs shop attached in
sured for the year. commencing on the 10Th day oil
April last tor the sum Of SsOO0.
The property having been rented possession cannot be
given under the terms OF tue lease sooner than the ldny
of August next but it is probable arrangement might
be made with the tenant tor obtaining ut an eaT
lisr day.
The site Of th. properly ha, been nsOd for the manuac
tire of I0ur for than sixty ycnrs 1t Is admirably
located for milling manufacturing purposes OF any de-
The buildings machinery and land belonging the
pany will DO sold in fee simple and at the Same me, tho
company will easo the purchaser aspecihr waterpower
according rule adopted by the shid company in regard
10 grants of from the canhl between Lynch
burg and the first lock. above kichmond-nhmely that
such grants shall be by lease nj uniform annual rent pay
able half yearly and shall each be fcr term oil 10 years
ami every fifteen years at tho pleasure OF the
lessee. !,
This property is under mortgage to the Bonrd Of
Public Works but that Board has as.ented to and author
lied the above saio and will release to the
chaser before he is called pay any part OF the
chase money
TERMS OF SALE:-Onethird cash. The balance in two ne
gonbe notes satisfactorily endorsed interest added from
the div of saeons months the other OF IL months
TO be secured by deed of trust on the property The
chaser will also be expected TO psy proportional part OF
of
theinsurance year. after possession is delivered 10 him.
BY order the Board OF Directors OF James River and
suIe conducted BY GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
N B-Co Martin Tutwiler, Of seven Islands, FluvGnna
own, tract of about 500 Of nnd adjoining theatoye
described property which he Is desirous OF selling The
tract belonging tohm has largo snd convenient brck
dwelling house and abundance Of fine timber cor'e
,;sn, ~ a new saw mill May 2a-ctds