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CHARLES IT, GODDARD Of Cincinnati, ONO,
will deliver Lecture at the Unitarian Church in
this yillagci Wednesday evening, April 4th. Ad;
mitianco 20 cents
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WANTED.

A woODTURNER One we'll qualified can End
N constant employment and good wages, by ap-
plying to s. GATES co.
Brattleboro, March 80, 1855. 9
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UNITED STATES BOUNTY LAYD AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claimsl

A RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SQLnlERS.
( a both Regulars aud Volunccrg, sRlbfs- Marines,
Floilla. Men, Musicians, Wagon Masters Tcnmsiefs,
Indians and all persons who may have served fourteen
year i7DO, the Jaws Of 1858 gives each Of yld VIC
have not heretofore received Wtfrhh tot Lard, Quo
Hundred and Sixty Acres Ard "a IN shd have re-
ecivcd Bounty Land, enough more 10 make One Hon.
dfrd and Sixty Acres!
IN the ease the death 81 the person entitled To Land
his Widow; Or " no Widow. the minor Child or Chi
dfcn are ehied 10 the Bounty.
W are prepared 10 promptly proseenie oil eloint for
Lend qnS ,rih sJpy Jsfiess ~ Peace County Chris
C0H,sssioners NJ DseJs Aoaries Puddle LaTysrs. ana
oil olhers rih he necessary Instructions. and bdiA
Jorhi free NJ cost spTea'ion ~ saa or ofhercis
When desifcd we will sell The Warrant al The mar
Ike, price, and remit cheek for proceeds.
n. II. COBB & CO.,
% William Street New-iork.
Rcicrences--Bsnk Of the Commonwealth. Ncw.iork.
6m9 Ohio Life & Trust Company, New-York.
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EOWT.EiC

IMPROVED SPRING CURTAIN FIXTURE. the
II only perfect Curtain Fixture ever in use. For
sale wholesale and retail, by S. GATES & co.
March 90, 1865. o
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H0PS-The market fayors the buyer, and there
is only moderate demand with sales Of 40 bales al
l6a2lo for Eastern and Western growth 1854
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YERMONI AND MASSACHUSETTS,. RAlLROAl.

NEkMuAT AND MASSACliuSklTSR Alhk0AQ.
ON and amer MoNpAr. ArnII 81. Trains will
~ run as follows, VIZ III
Upward : Leave Baslou q II A, ". fiiehbnrg
at 30 l.. N. .
Greenfield, at 9.20 a. M, .I.t..l.
passenger car will roh ~ edhHeelon with freight
train lensiig Fiehbua Al 6.i5 Al. ~. aHl returning
leaye GreeiuieLl f.T FiirhlinrK 81 II ". 20 AIN,
The II a. N. train for ias,an connects with the
CanaerIicut River Rail Road "a Greenfield for Deer
Geld. Hatfield, Northampton. liayoke. ChieoIrr hnd
Springfield and with The night irn4 " Ny cyeIy day.
The downward Nm. train from l,raulebofo, aud lho
n A. NJ. train from losor conHeri with The Ashnelos
Rail Road AZ South Vernon. Froiehl uains rarh Nay
daily, Otis T. RUGGft,S, Sp.l
Fhth,ufs nsr,h 81 1855 80
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NOTICE.

TVvIIS Is to certify that have this day given my
l. son JOHN CLANCY his time to net aud con-
tract for himself l shall claim none Of his earn
ings and pay no debts Of his contracting amer this
date. CORNELIUS CLANCY.
Brattleboro, March 10, 1855. 3ws
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,BnArrLEBoRo RETAIL MARKET

W00I-The receipts Of Domestic have been ex-
eeedingly meager. and with good demand prices ia
The seller. The stock here Is very small and not
sufficient 10 make selections. County farmers would
do well to tend their stock now as The present op-
PoTuhiy for high prices may be the only one they may
have tins season We have 10 sales TO report eher Of
Domestic OF Foreign. We quote:
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MAsCHER.s
NOTICE.

4 WILL offer for sale my stock Of DRY GOODS
Il for Cash at cost:
Gr0ccries,... Crockery,...IInr dvlrc,
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBEIfS! =, ~.
FARMING TOOLS, &c, at Union s.oFe Fficss.
" d. All Book accounts must be settled be-
tween this and the middle Of April next, and few
notes will receive attention in the same time.
Or The above is in consequence OF an expected
change in my business ORLEN PRATT.
West Brattleboro, Feb. Goth. 1855.
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Hats and Caps
SPRING FASHIONS FOR lass.
n uAnnIE |. rrcrinrti 20 6irnish bic

IN. friends and customers with the
NEW SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
which, FOR beauty Of form, elasticity, and durability,
far excel any that he has before offered to the pub
lic These HATS have been manufactured liy lilin-
self and one Of the best Iat,ers in the United State
expressly for this market, aud they afe warranted
in all respects to give satisfaction.
HATS and CAPS made TO order u any size Gud
style and % DUALITY not infctior p the best in tho
country. -. ~ HATS and CAPS Of every style
constantly on hand and for SHE as cheap as the
cheapest. and little cheaper, quality considerei'
Particular attention paid to Renoyatins old Halls.
Mourning Weeds fitted in the neatest manner. at
short notice. NO. BRICK ROW,
One door North Of American House
R0BT. @. llARDIE.
DRATTfKBoRo, March LIST, 1855.
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TT The Democratic papers take the New
Hampshire electiod with that good nature which
is one Of the most agreeable characteristics Of
American politics; after the election. The
Boston Times says
awe are happy to inform our ftaders that
the reports of The Concord Patriot to the el-
feet that nearly Eve thousand Know NoIhings
had lef, their lodges, is strictly truc--iley lofi
them, il appears, to go to the polls and vote
the Know Nothing ticket.
We would also inform our readers tina. the
communication in the Times, averring that five
hundred Known oihings had leit lodge in q
certain town; must have been written under q
delusion, as there are nbt that number Or voters
in the place M
That the Democrats fought nobly; and diet
with their harness on their backs" no on,
will dare deny; but it was decrecd that thel
were to be beaten, and we rayther think the,
were.
That hat is ready for the present session"
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NOTICE

TINE subscriber having sold opi his. Zoo, and
Il Shoe business it becomes. absolutely necessary
for him to call on all having unsettled Notes and
Accounts to make immediate payment. j shall DO
for the present at the old stand. Z. SIAIONDS.
BrattleborO, Feb. 26. 1855
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-31

BRooK FAHM.-0n the 22d inst. the famous
Brook Farm, in Roxbury, was sold at auc-
ton. This spo, is the scene Of Hawthorne's
Biihedale Romance. il was the seat Of a
semi -Fourierisiic Association about 10 or IS
years ago, aud Hawthorne resided there for a
time. Many other persons Of note we're also
amongst the members. At the head Of 1t was
George Ripley, now principal editor of the
New York Tribune. There was also Charles
A. Dana, another editor Of the Tribune, and
translator Of various books from the German,
&c.; also, George w. Curtis. the popular lee
mrer, author Of tho Poliphar Papers, Howad-
i'll 10 Syria, &C.. John S. Dwight, the emf
nent musical critic, and now editor Of Dwighi's
Musical Journal; Rev. w. II. Claiming, now
pastor Of a Unitarian Church in Liverpool
England; and many others of ability and fame
The establishment was broken up by des,ruc
tive FIRE in 1874 Il was afterwards sold to tho
town of Roxhury for an alm-house farm. i
is delightful spot, eigh, miles from Boston :
Salem Gd-enc.
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lFor the Vermont Phonisl
THE wARDsBORO DISCUSSION
LETTER FROM ERASMUS pLINPTON.

Ma EDlToR by your poli,eness have re-
ceived the PHGSix Of the Gath inst, in which
] find communication from John Tufts.
have examined the same with some care and
do not find that he raises any issue with my
communication except with reference 10 a dis
cussion at West Wardsboro and for fear that
he might not be believed he has gone 10 West
Wardsboro and got an old man that has been
bed-ridden for six or eight years, to endorse
him.
Now the simple facts about that meeting at
West Wardsboro are, that by special invitation
and earnest solicitation went TO West Wards
boro to discuss the question Of prohibiiory IL
quor law, and did discuss il for two evenings,
and afterwards, at my own village, discussed
the same question one evening and now all
these poor defunct Wings are trying TO make
a great victory out of a discussion Of the tariff
question which they never dared to hold. But
is it strange that since these Federal Wings
have forgotten that they ever opposed jefferson
or Jackson, or that they ever and always en-
braced every Federal and aristocralic principle
that has been set anoat for the last thirty or for
ty years.
out tot ttah thdt may uc tuoukut w SuUtt
to appear as silly as Mr. Tufts when he says he
does not think there is but one side to the Kan
sas and Nebraska question, will say few
words with reference TO DIR. Hyde and the Tar
if question. Now the time and the only time
that or any other man discussed or proposed
to discuss the Tariff Of '42, was pending the
campaign Of IA for President and to the pas
sage oil the law Of '46. DR.. Hyde left the
Wing party in 40, declared in Liberty Party
Convention at Fayetteville in 1912 that he had
entirely changed his mind on the tariff question
question, and he ever after held to the same
opinion to the end of his life. But is it moi
strange that Mr. Tufts is thus bedzzened, as the
reader will notice that he has fell to preaching
about Town Superintendent Of Common Schools
1t may seem strange how that has anything Il
do with the matter under consideration but
can explain that. About the first Office tina
Mr. Tufts ever held was that Of Town Superin
tendent, but when the town refuses TO choos,
he loses the Office, and that has caused kin,
of insanity, and although he may begin to tall
or write rather sensbly at first, he soon fall
into perfect hurricane about Town Superin
tendents.
Now friend Cummings do not wish 10 lrou
bic you further, and will only add that ihi
Cabling about the Great Battle that these yer,
gallant men never fought reminds me of a sto
ry that certain Doctor used TO tell in m
town about flock Of geese, which run thus
As the Doctor was riding by, the old Gande
would chase his horse some distance then re
turn to the flock and cry out at the top Of hi
voice "Oh, hOw ,phipped him !" and the oil
Goose responded 80 you did, so you did, an
the Goslings all pccpea ont "I see IL, see H.
Now, unless the Goslings peep next week
have no more TO say. flf
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ERASMUS PLIMPToN.
Wardsboro, March Goth, 1855.

lNorE.-In q recent conversation with Mrs.
Hyde, upon the alleged change in the views of her
late husband in relation to protective tariff, we
are informed that his opinions underwent no modi-
feation upon that subject, but that they remained
in consonance substantially, with those embraced
by the Wing party Of Vermont to the end Of his
lfe-ED. PHGxIx) ...et ~. .-..
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BELLOWS FALLS HOTEL.
Bs WELLS W. FELT, BkLLows FAILS, VT.
n7- Passengers rosveyed TO and from the Cars Fee.
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SCuOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL STATIONERY
- pI,Nn rnUTEs

lAMES W%OODiIOuSE n CO.. have been receiving
- for some time past, barge supplies OF school books
School Stationery. Piano fortcH. Music. sc which, n'i"c'
10 their previous good stock On hand, enable tli'iii 10 say
that they are prepared TO furnish orders IN completely "'
can he done, perhaps, nywhrrr. 5000
In the School Department, they have all the popular nho
heat Works OH Spelling. Reading, Arithmetic Hr"Srnpny
Grammar, Algebra, Geometry, surveying, ASTRONOMY M,
Philosophy. Rhetoric, Logic, Elocu;ion. Composition: is
tory, Chemistry: rhy-iolosy and Hyslens; dmr'H ~ Creek.
Latin Clnssirs-Elcmcntary and Advance " orKT' Wv
Latin. French. Spanish, Grammar. hsliA'' &c. s,u,c.
In the stationery Department ssl'l aaosm'I p, 81 Ink,
Ink. Steel Pens, Paper. Copy books, Exercise rys,,r
stands, lead Pencils, Slate Pencils, indla hup'.'i sshl.
CoIurs. Bristol Ro.ri, Drawing Paper, Canh'ls All" $500"
lInir Eru,hcr Globes, Mathematical ihS'ruhi'I'e. lar.
In thr Musical Department, they nrc s"pPhrn W." ,cT
,,, .,ock linn usual OF choice Piano fortrS iroh Hn",
of tl,. best makers in America, from the rirhcS' ""a 49,
elegant. to the lowest price good instruinrul na... s,;rs.
them IRE some excellent Instruments nj 10" P'"'
BILE for schools. t;
Martins" AM other Guitars. vi various Ia"'''''''
Superior Guitar and Harp slrinss ,nL
L.atc, Fashionable and STANDARD Music" "s" L. III,
for Piano md Guitar, for sale st 10 low prices us " :" W.
tsiutd in any city. r.,.,,s and ,,,,;l.
Principals of Scminarics, Teachers, fareE'S u" Pui'e'
al, r..p,.ttully invited 10 hill examination q, vi S'och;
Order. addressed 10 the subscrib'r-' WI" h"'e iai''iu'
and prompt attention. ,ynoniloIsr E. ro
l3u, Main street.
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MnnCMAND!sE
u0OKs, BOOKS, unONS.

FALL SUPPLIES DAl.f aRRipiSG.
MUtRlS of,rs AT very moderate prices, the foNoR.
. luz STANDARD school hooks, i'll quantities:
w Wrh.trr's Elementary Spoilers
a0 Fixes. Snilry's, SmItl's and Davis Ariiil'neiics
1000 McliuiTcy $ Series OF Eclectic Books
40 smiths, Hulion;S, Murrnys and BmleV's Gram
mars
400 New York and Eclectic Spelling Bo"Ss
en MitclIrlls. Smiths AMI Olncy's Biographies
,na Walkers smi Wrhstcrs Dictionaries
10 Wcbst.r's large qnarto do. unabridged
50 xroce Farmers German EnSlsh Alnhalars
lUJ I" Richardson Nirsiniu and North Carolina do
10000 Quills, assorted qualities
100, 900 Rutt SelfSraling Letter Envelopes
800 .rocc Steel Pens; best makers
500 realms ruled Cap Paper. from 81 'hto 81
900 do Letter rcpcrs from 81 soto g. per ream
100 greco Bonnet Poard,
300 pisces Window and Wall Paprrs
100 dozen Port MunRics, various qunlllies
lD dozen States, assorted sizes
5000 quires Cap ~l.rlrrrs. Day Books. Journals. &c.
so Virginia and Dovcrs Selections
Country Merchants ar" requested to call and examine
nv stock before makius their pnrclnscs, Ms think car
make il to their interest TO do s"-c"sh customers pnrtic"
,,Iv Oct q
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1.-THE CHRISTIAN MIRROR"

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"WOUDI.AWN," NEAR RICUMOSD.
ElR SA

gEillE subscriber wthin. L. rrmovr To the mouu,nius
d will sell his property 0n The Brook Plank K,,pI ,u..
and n half ruilr- from Richmond. Til" rrn,t contain. -
mrr's; about ~ acres la woods, oi which ~ mere. nr,.
l"nyiiy iimlcr"l. There mr." several h"uuliiul huilIin,
rIi"s um the lumi. ~ urr,, ARE rrhrrd md lirlIIv Inn.
proved. having been cultivated by linn II, u marked gar.
d'n. Tn" plrcr i remarkably i"nl.hy. The n"i.lho.h hood
excellent. There il II we'll -: i'm" winter near tn" dwelling
The improvements ar" ni the rir,I order, haSIn. hern erect.
ed within III" In-i !Uur years, III the !nndsrIncst siylr and
al the best ma rrinlS.
Til" dwelling l. - i''t fiunrr. with two Passages md
sia!rwhys. with elegant p"Tilcp- IN front and rear. md
rOninin, eight large ROOMS, with tire plnrrs Ia each, con.
ntctri by iDlrIn. doors, besides iUur closets. The finish
OF the inlcrinr IL rin,tr and beautiful. mmrblr mantri. and
l"Errl!> and modern .rHIr-. with the walls handsomely pr
prrcd.
The uui.luIiin.- are ir,t rate, and consist ul II kitchen
and store room al brick, ruILrrrrl Ia thu dwrll!r: hy II
covered way: II large Eni we'll built house for servants.
containing I'VE rooms. luIni-Dnnr OriHgUm -rukr.hnus". CO.
Vrr,I with lin. wash house. and omr of the best stables in
Virginia, having accommodations for lJhur-rs, 4 carriages
AMI Il large amount Oi lOrn"'.
To Ippr"cIIi" III" property II - only n6cr--hry To view
ii, and rh"-" ,li-po-'ri !" purriin-" rrc respectfully request.
ed 90 ID ~. 1t will be sold IL u whole, or divided to suit
the views "f rurrlm-rr-. Terms liberal.
sept .--iNctf RICHARD lII.l.
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EOR SALE.


VS. ~
4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. STOCK, CROP.
AIMING UTENSILS AND I6 or Is LIKELY Ne
q At PUBLIC AUCTION, IL CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. Va.
w will .rl, on WEDNESDAY the i7,h OF October
1855. on thu premises. nj II O'Clock, A. NJ, at public Auc
tinn, my Farm, in Chesterfield County, containing about
400 HCrrs. within four and IA hall miles Of Peter, burg
atout one aud a hnIi miles from The WahhnIl Depot, on
the Richmond AMI Petersburg ltnil Rnad, with the right to
IL thirty .r"t roMd to the Manchester and Petersburg Turn.
pike which If II few hundred yards from tho inrm. which
adjuina the lands OF Mrs. Lynch, Edwin Williams, Gins. ].
hi.h -tntr Of Improvement, having been mostly heavily
lined mn: cloyrrei; forty I'll hi,y acresot creek mud branch
low. grounds. very rich, thoroughly ditchcd. mostly now in
cultivation nrd well adapted to timothy md herds grass.
The improvements are II neat twos,ory dwelling. just
finished, md Ovcr-rcrs House. Barns and all necessary
ourhOusr., in good order: II very large young Orchard OF
the choicest fruit, II well OF the most delightful WINTER and
II very productive garden. On the uncirnrrd Ihnh
there il MI imIncn'c quantity ot hrc WOOD and plenty Of
timber. II Is seldom that so desirable a place !, Ia mar
krt, being very productive nnd IN II mot excellent ami
10 il, Inm determined To sell. Terms will be liberal, md
natlr known on day of sHlc, or ny application To the sub
-rrihrr in Petersburg. My manager, Mr.. Hutrhins, ON the
Farm, will show II 10 my one.
ON The same day will be sold, all the Stock. consisting
OF four likely young Mules. two yoke Of Oxen, Mich Cows
md young Cattle. also. Ii tine stock al young Hogs. Butch
FRS would d. we'll TO attend. From 30 10 no bbls. OF
Corn, On,s. Fodder. &r.; all I'll" Farming rtnnsIls, mostly
new and OF the best quality, AMI II hrst rate lhreshinS Mn
chine. quite new.
Terms FOR THE ABovE.-All SUMS under sH. cash; for
sums OF 80 and upwards II credit ct IL months. Bunds
with good personal security and interest lToin day oil snle
will br required.
On tho same day, will be sold at auction. Ia or Is likely
Negroes. consisting Of insn. boys. women and Children.
TrRAs.-A crrdi, ui IL month, for well endorsed nego
tiuhIc notrs. with interss. from dhy Of -hle.
The attention of farmers. generally, is particularly called
Sep, aiEctd W. J. MlCHlE. NJ. D.
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NEW FAT.L AND WINTER GOODS

WV are now inreceipt Of nn lcnr,rc New stock OF
w FALL aNDWiNTER,DRY o DS, To which We
invite the attention OF City and Country buyers VIII, want
fresh good Goods nj low prices.
Our old friends npl customers will fin the hest Stock
we ever offered them, consisting al thu following ia part:
Shirtings and Shectings ct all kinds
Blankets, Flanirls. and Ss,tinr,t-
Pulod Cloths, Kerseys and Linsrys for Servants, large
stock
Housekeeping Goods Of al kinds
Hosiery OF avery description
Handkerchief, Gloves and Embroileries
Curtain Materials, In Darask, and plain and prirasd
Turkey Red
Curtain Mstoriul, In Musin and Lace
Mourning Collars and sleeves III srlts To match
Cloths, Cassimrres. Twccds md Jeans
Vestings in Velvet, silk and Wors,cd
French. Engli,h, and American Prints
Bombazinc. Alpaca and Mouslin DO l.nins
French and English Mcrinos
ALSO, the largest and most desirable Stock OF DRRty "
GOODS we have ever ofcred, in
Plain Black, Black, Rept and Armca Silks
Striped. Plain and Ombrc Shaded Silks
Plain. Striped and Ombre Shudod M0rie Antique Silks,
very rich
All kinda Stuff Goods In new designs
We will sell very low for CASH. or to prompt six
mouths buyers. w. L. PERKINS d CO,
Sept 22-c6w 14l Eagle Squire.
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HISrI;jSfEni,S.

TfGESiI,i, t:iHl;yHit G%tCSTInTbx.
~! ;! HAiS Si!.E.T. HI!!NDSB. ~.
N:ii !: tr nItrm;.nn "i Country Merchant. :u: tnu
= rat" :"iI"THiiy. Ia iH. II lLr.r nui vnri"i Fall -IuGa:
w ',,,'''' "iiInr"'ins every variety, it, fellow. w:
itnW ch'- boot, Shoe. .iIai., Gaps, &c.
a." side. Sole Leather
800 'o>. Upper Leather
2O doc. Amcriran Cali skin.
-" u"H. French Calf skin. ,hcir rwn impnr'n'iom.
10 l'ir "' ihrir uuriyn!lal Plantation Shoes.
~ I"S''nri with Wrliu. mud Wrapping Paper. Siuc
c. g" ~, ',"',t'' 'h!!S'-. Carpet i;u--, BirchIus, Twiar,
NJ e. &C, III great variety.
T w. IN Offering The bovc"mcu;iolIr, assuri.
' "n"'' Wv htS,"i stock of goods in their line ever in hi,
= !. r'n1i"rt that they rnu sell M cheap H. my rs.
""''''''' III al 'm- ar other markets
5000, HUBBARD GARDNER i CARLTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-09

II OFFER Tor -als my plantation III tnnr"rlnnd ""uh'y.
two mlSs below the Court House, adjoining III" Land,
Of Or Robert I]iendcr.un mud other, rnd containing h'"ui
10 ncres. This lnnd IL we'll ainp;"i to III" gr"aih -!
rorn, wheat. tobacco, Sc, il well w"rerrj. and LH- at "r
u-nol quantity OF valuable timber upon It. III. i"r'n
houses are in good condition.
should the land not b- cold before Thur.!nT, ii- III,
day Of October 1885, will, nj Tint lime, Un the Qi"n"."7r
offer it TO the highest bidder.
Terms accommodating.
At tho same time and plarr. | will -.l all Tho ,;"rk 'ni
plantation Implements, crops OF corn INT. ph'-, "ni "too'
2j,0O0 lbs. OF tobacco. produce oi The present crop.
On Monday. the 2aId vi October, Cumborrni Cont
dav. will scl about 40 rrgros-. in front ol ii- Gntt
Mouse.
Persons wishing 10 examine ID" lnnh, will Apply 10 J y
lsbcn. E-q., in Tie neghborhord, or In VIM. God -. E-I.
residing on the premises THO. ". IFBflI.
Ripnnu J.t,,.r.nn A Va Sent thereafter