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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07
Facts aboQt Thunder ) o-ma.

Ctyerns were supposed by the R1m4n>
% be secure places oI relug during lhaa-
der storms, and they believed that hgll-
nlng never penetrated further than two
yards into the erth. Acting upon thi,
superstition; the Emperor Augustus usci
to withdrew into some deep vaut -. bis
palace Whenever a storm was feared and
II is recorded hy SuetonIus that he always
wore the skin OF seal round hls bod 7
as a protection against hghlung Thai
both precautions were equally nnavaalng
needs scarcely to be meutI3aat Light
nlng has been known 10 strike ten Ieet
into the earth
/ c emperJrs 0i Japan lcufe H4t9 a
deep gfolto during the tempests winch
rage WITH severity IL tAcIr IMtnle. bat,
not satisfied with lAe proiuDdly q III
excavation, OF the strength 81 tn stoIes
with which it's bull, they complete III
precautions by haviag reservoirs ol water
sunk ~ then retreat. lac waJet f. IA
tended 10 cXuugulsA tho li5u,ntus "a
measure equally laie, since maay III
stances have been preserved IA WltebtAr
huld has fallen up)a tic water Wuta the
same destructive clleet IS upon AN.
The Iarlars have ~ eAlrcme terror ii
the phenomena oil storms. A soon u.
the first warning thunder l- heard, they
cNpeI all strangers from their dwellings,,
WI p themselves IN long, black woo.el
cloaks, and SIT silent and ImmJvabIe TT
the danger IS past.
The Chinese pm t.tH lutA upon Tho
preserving qualities .! tue mulberry AMI
peach, aui Suctouius luIorua Us tAat tic
Emperor TIberius never laled TO wear a
chaplet OF laurel, under the b~lle that
lightning would not strike that kInf 81
leaf
II has been very generally supposed
that feather bed OF mattress offers u So
cure retreat during storms 0. thunder and
lightning; bat II has oil late years been
proved that these simple means are de-
serving ot lttle reliance. Birds, dCsrilc
their feathers, ate frequently killed by
the destructive meteor; aud On the 9TH ol
September, 1888, al the barracks ii ST.
Maurice, ia the city OF Lille, 4 fash Of
hghtning entering one o tuc dOrmtoIles
rent two mattresses completely into iiag
ments, without inIusiug the tw5 soldiers
who w.le slsep,ng o,. them 4. is Tine
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From tbs N, y, Evening Post
Bishop Meade ARA gned for Preaching
Incendiary Doctrines.

Some weeks ago we had occasion Ia
chronicle the expulsion oi Il sahuolIclrI-
or from the State ol Virginia, Tor vcu
turing to take the side W Freedom Ia IA
debating society, IN Loudouu County,
upon Il question involving tnr relative adj
vanlages OF freedom and slavery IA Kan
sas. The appetite of Governor WIsc's
constituents for prescription see MS to have
gr0wu by whal 1t fed on. They are nov
hunting higher game. The venerable
bishop ot the dIoccs2 OF Virginia has IA
Cured their suspicion, and we presume l.,
TO be hunted out OF the Stalc tor In u-
ability 10 keep up with the progressive
sentiment oil thc State upon the subject
Of slavery. Il seems that he had occa-
sion recently 10 administer the right oi
confirmation 10 ctghl or ten slaves IN
Brunswleh, and is reported 10 have "a d
on the OCCASION, among other cucouIIg-
Ing tAla-s, that Lo never lett hinscll
more highly honorrd than whcn allowed
10 confirm slave For thi4 be Is ar
raigued, by correspondent ol The South,
sJlc Ec3socrh, who says the people are
very much against hlu;' that he ought
not 10 le tolerated. and that if lAa Dish
up feels himself called upon to admins
ter 10 the spiritual wants Of ucrroes So
part cuarly, free State is The besl field
OF Labor, for hm.
La other word., Episcopal mlulstr llton
to the spiritual wants oil the slave i an
offence 1t WARMTH the political and social
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llPlON CEDAR Co. IOWA---SATlRDAY, JUNE Z 1856

pieces, and to ding his mangIcl body into
the midst Of his family, does not, accord
ing 10 General Co IS, IN the least medlle
with the social system of the North.
Not forty miles from where we write,
there lives man who was decoyed from
his native town, kidnapped and I'D in
the south. Twelve years, the best part Of
his lie, he spent among these innocent,
kindhear'ed folks who do not meddle with
the social system OF the North, and he
carries the marks OF thci. lashcs aud
brands 10 this day. Not much beyond
hun live beggarcl family, whose father,
likewise kidnapped, s,God knows where,
on some rice field or sugar plantation.
II Is poor consolation 10 them that The
South never NEEDLES with the social ays-
tenn OF the North ! Let Gene. al Gas,
prove 1t 10 them. Let them prove it to the
widow of Brown, 10 Deiahay, Branson,
Philips, Sol. Norlhup, an Pas>morc VII
hanson, and II hc can make than hcItcvc
1t, We promise him rre will.
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Lawrence was destroyed on Wednes
day evening. The artillery opened on
the Free State Ho.el. The men then
charged upon the town, set fire to the ho-
tells, destroyed the printing presses, and
set fire 10 the Offices, which were III the
midst OF the buildings.
The people Of Topeka had resolved to
fight the INVADERS The next arrival may
bring news of bloody work at Topeka.
The Shcrili''s pcssc were chiefly Mrssou.
rIanS.
A later messenger from Lawrence who
arrived AT Leayenworth just before Il c
starting Of the boat, reports that the dead
bodies oil several citizens were lying III
| the streets OF Lawgence. II is supposed
! that Gen. Homcroy has been hung BY the
mob. He was last seen ia front Of the
Free State Hotel, in Lawrence.
The Congressional Committee is
'hrcated by the mob, AMI they are pre-
pairing 10 leave 10 insure their own safety.
Gov. Robinson hal bceu taken up 10
Lccompi0a. The mob threatened to hang
him, as we'll as G. w. Brown, the editor
OF the Herald Of Erection auI e. w.
DgitzIcr, member oil the Committee Of
Public SaIcty--all on one tree.
Shannon Is virtually prisoAcr ia the
hands OF the Ruflians, aud IS used mere
Iy It's In Instrument 10 serve their pur-
poses.
The Fee State men d.lvrn to a last
resort, Will make last stand at Topeka,
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Death Of John hc HermI -EsedIe
Van kaAr, born IN France, soldier OF
NapoleoA |, was expatnated by the gov
ernmenl on tho downfall OF the great gen
oGat. when the BDurbons resumed their
dynasty, aud came to the United States.
He came To tins city nearly thirty years
ago, "ud avoiding human society, las
N de bts home IN the forests arJu-d the
city, living al hollow trees or burr0 wing
IN the ground. lie Las obtained his VIC
'uals principally bv begging and when
obtained ,he would SIT down and eat them
anyW here in the street. His iavorite
place of resort 10 dine or sup, was the
Terrace, where be would sit upon the
ground and apparently hold coIIoquy
with htInsell occasionally varying his tone
into halloo, IN French, Spaulsh or Ger.
man, lie would speak uo Englt.h, al
though ho was vcrsrd IN the language,
repeating that lac would NOT speak the
{ nguc OF those who dclamed aud dcs-
lroyed Napoleon. He wes a companion
ol Napoleon IN the brilliant march OF the
grand army upon Russia, aud returned
with the wreck Of lis lnuumerablc squn-
drous, OH the fatal ani horrible retreat
/ ,ton tie contiagraion o. MOSCOW.
He dtej last Wednesday e, ,culng, al
I lbr Erie county poor house. For lac
( past winter he ha SLEPT and lived be
meath the barn ut Mr.. Geo. ". TtN,
'aboH tNo mrIe, from the city. lnto this
. place hc dragged All immense quantity
! o, nay, winch amounted 10 nearly Two
t0Gs,aud which was SO hrmly packed and
/ woven tDat II eilcctualLy preserved hlm
! from the terrible cold IA the season Just
/ past. There Ia wus found on Wcduc5-
/ day mornIng last, cutirciy naked, ia this
| hay which ne bad burrOwcd out. ia the
last stages OF the typhoid fever MI
| Rodney, ovcrseer oi the poor, had him
conveyed uamedtat,iy 10 the poor house,
where every attention was paid hlm--
/ but ia vain-he died on th, evening Of
/ the day Oh winch he was brought there
/ He was known about town as John the
/ Hermit.
| His habits were ot tue most singular
| character, aud although furious OCCASION
| ally III language, winch was usually
French, he has always proved hmseli as
! harmless IL society as child. / any
garment ot any description was given
huu, ne would take IL his iurrow, aud
cover 1t with patches, sewing them Oh the
cloth without regard 10 rents. H. has
been seen quarrelng Will dogs Tor bones
winch had been thrown away, but al late
he mas been cxtr ramely CHOICE oi his eating
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NO. %,

II made him feel Esdepeadeat.-- MAJ
named Porter says he once had a cler,
cal friend between whom and himself
there existed great Intimacy.
Every Saturday night, as Porter sat
balan~lng his cash, a uote would come
requesting the loan oil a five dollar bill. I
The money was always returned punc,-
uaily al eight O'Clock on The following
Monday morning. But what puzzled
the lender was, that the parsou always
returned the very identical note he had
borrowed. Since he had discovered thus
| he made private marks on the note, still
the same was handed back on Monday
morning, On next Saturday evening
Porter sent a five dollar gold piece, in-
stead oil IA note, and marked It. Sill lbs
very same CON was returned the next
Monday. Porter got nervous aud bill
lou5 about Ii; he could not sleep for thin.
AlCg ot II; hc would wake his wife In the
middle ol the night, and ash her what
She thought oI such Il strangc oct ufrence
lie was fast boiling over with curiosity.
Ven note came from the reverend bos-
rover, one Christmas eve, asking the
loan oi ten dollars. 4 hr,l!sn. though.
! struck our friend, lie put on his great
coat resolved TO call and demand an ex-
pIanatton OF the mystery.
WIen he WAS shown into his friends
study he ioaa4 him p!aaged into .he pro
Ioundest melancholy.
Nh. -, said our friend, III you will
answer me one question, will let YOU
have The ten dollars
What is tE
How does /, hlPpen that you alway,
repay nc the money you borrow OF me
on Saturday night, In the very sasac coin
OF note, on MondayF
The parson raised his head, and after
most vloen, struggle, us though he was
about t. unveil the honored mystery OF
| his sigh, siid, la altcrIng tones:
Porter, you ate Il gentleman, a sehol-
ar, a christian, and II New Yorker.
| know | can rely upon y1ur ln.iolable
secrccy--i listen TO the secret oi my elo-
ouence. You know that am poor, and
when | have bought my Sunday dinner.
seldom have a red cent left IN my poe
kct Now, | ma n,aln that no man can
preach the gospel and blow up his con-
gregarion properly without he has some
thing in his pocket to INSPIRE hum with
confidence. have therefore borrowed
five dollars OF you every Saturday even
ing. tha, m,gh, iecl it occasionally as !
preached on sunday. You know how
independently preach. How | make
the rich shake in their shoes. Well, ii
is all owing to my knowing that have
got five dollar bill in my pocket. Oh
course, never having to use II Ios any
other purpose. it is II changed, bu, IN
vasiably returned 10 you next morning,
Now, as Mr.. George Law is coming to
| hear me preach Tomorrow, | thought
try the effect Of ten dollar bll! sermon
On him.
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From the Albany journal
a Sleepy 0pini III.


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system OF the North. We are all happy.
One Of the old sentleIan's former
ucIgh6ofs vas SHOT the other day IN haa-
sas. lie, Northern man, on Northern
soil, hat SAID he vas opposed TO Slavery.
Another, Tor rany years wana sup
porter Of the General for President, has
ha. his office torn down over his head,
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Hope % proiucc Large Fruh. A cor.
respondent OF the Gardeners & Isene says
by very simple and easy process, fruits
Of many kinds may be raised about Que
third larger than is usually the case, aud
OF greatly improved quality. The secret
consists in supporting the fruits 50 ttat
they shall not be allowed to haes the
whole weight upon the stalk OF twist
about ia he wind The Gazette states
that when tie truil IS allowed TO hang
naturally upon the stalk, the increasing
weight strains the stem or twig aal mus
lessons the quaLuty oi nu,rn'oas TODD
flowing to the fruit Tie fruit may Ge
supported either by tying 1t 10 branch
with piece OF mating OF by incloslug u
ia small net Flowers such as dahias
OF p, oales, may also be rendered much
larger by the adoption oi this system.
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The Dutch ,Ntaisicf. Foreign MINIS
trrs III Washington lead a very quiet and
uuoblfuslvc luc, as general thing, and
It IS very rare that they are ever heard OF
again after then credentials have been
delivered, tut NJ. Dubois, the Ambassa-
dor oil his Majesty oil the Netherlands,
has scarcely set his loot npou our shores
when lie has become famous, l. mast
shock the nerves OF even 50 phlermatlC
-uutleman as the Dateh Amba ssados. 10
Iind hlmseII a notorlety So suddenly with,
aHl any tlor on his own part, NJ. Du.
bOs, Il Vii be remembered came passeh-
ger II th9 AragO, III company wth NJ
B4ehaaan, aui Ae Aas eating h : firsl
breakfast ID Washington, at Willard S
Hotel, when the terrible airay occurred
IA which UAc oi the waters ot lhe house
was killed by mefnle OF Congress 49,
:hc neuly-arIlyed Ambassa !og looked
lucGIy oa with characters 10 n0acAatsacc
anI made no at'emP. t. interfere, lor the
WHoie scene was 81 perfectly III accot-
dance with the travellers stories he had
read oi If. III America that be regard
ed il rs an ordinary occurrence lie tln-
Ish"1 his coffee, ani a5ecrtanlng thal
the man VINO had b .na shot was dead
walked cut 0. the breakfast parof, aud
Il @enllcuan whom he knew tae
Munster exclaimed, WHAT a peoples, -
/ lhey ID such thinzs a. bfeaktast, wat
Won't tf.ey DO at il nc! - " 10 ir.
Times
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House Finishing.

THE subscriber having located himself in
i the town ef Upton Is prepa ed ta dopias-
tcring of all kinds ant coiars and outside werh.
Rough cast inflated into brick, stone or maj
bic, fancy and ornamental work, F3asteT ot
paris, laoulaings, cornish, centefs paper
hargings. &c am determined 70 give salts
faction 10 all who NAV favor mc viii their
patronage. For further Information apply o.
or address J. A.. LEABAAHl
Upton Feb Is, So. nt-oa
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To the Ladies

Tna undersigned are now prepared - do all
kinds of Dress aud Nantau making.
Cutting, Fitting and II king Dresses will b.
done to the satisfaction Of those iavor!ns them
with patronage. Latest Styles and Fashions al
ways received.
ac- Rooms over II. El.iet,o Clothing Store.
Miss Ii NEIaAN,
pi3tf Miss NJ. f. HEATH.
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foettp 4 Misttllanp
From III: Cilrig,ati Coitmbiaa.
IJoN TO THINK lOU Love MI; STILL.
Y MRS. S. BELLE POLAND.

RY MRS. S. BELLE POLAND.
lis all that cheers tbs long, long hours,
'Tis all that makes ne glad;
JOY to think you love me still
Then why should be sad:
know not what ofjoy or bliss,
TIL future has Tor E,a
Yet while these weary miles decide,
fon lily think OF thee.
Atmidniglt's magic hour, how oft
sec thee in my dreams,
And gaze into the citing or5s
Where only kindness beams.
clasp my arms about thy neck
And Iist.n to each tone;
Then JOY to think you love mc sill
NV beautiful, my own"
letmiauights come and 90, sweat one.
Aud moraIng suns aisle.
Bu; yet, thou cometh not the cheer
These weary Watching eyes.
For weEc'y tn: hours pas. by.
And. "h IL" long, 'oa- i "!
cannot tell we how live.
Wi'hoo: thy loving gaze,
Yet DO live for future hours,
For bliss will then he mine;
"hea c.lsrel to thy aac1ansins let
Til, ~yH- akoWt IN twinc.
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EXCHANGE Office.

SIGHT DRAFTS on Nv York can be had
- Of the Subscriber in sums 10 sst purchasers
Certificates OF Deposit, and Drafts on the
Eastern Cites cashed.
American Gold furnished al a small premium.
Ogiee orer Sreildat IND snyifr'S >t0fe
WM. II. TurilliL.
Upton. January |, ,56.
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SHAVING SALOON.

Hair Dressing and Coiorfng done in Iip TOP
.Stgte.
II yen want pleas ut shave
ttnsA i "a haIter ever
Gail saloon,
Al might. cr leisure rann;
Al sny time when sou csa Stay,
~ the haly Sahh I'll aaF
r4ly gHRtsrIAS MvrsliusR. Knight Of The Racer.
rB@ RAJ IlorED.
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TUHU Guy
One door east Of the Post Office.
Rlank Books, OF all kinds kept constant.
ID ly on hand. Counties supplied with all
kinds Of Blanks Records and other books for
County Offices, at short netice.
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Nh Il excitement was otcasioEed .t
D.tfo.t, oa TIE oh uit, IL cans.gutite,
of the arrest o four persoas tor sioiat'o"
d tae proldtitory liquor law. The mtli,
tary Nefe called ont u preserve the peace
Nuytug tie examination u the cases the
ufu.Iner WAS driven from the court foout
ANA etasrd into nelghboring housp,
which Vas hcsegcd by an excited sfo"d
several hours. lie finally returned, aud
the trial proceeded without further intel
ruptlon.
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There is SAID 10 be quite lide oi .n!-
lglatlon setting flom CalIiornla % The
Gadsden territory attracted by It's known
mineral resources; aud particularly &
copper. The developments oi This mst
al, and Ia al,aos, !, pusc slate, With t's'-.
inlnous coal. als reported as.sery tAtfs !,
ortnatss - 49,.
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II. e.. PIATT,

ATTORNEY ANL CouSssLLoR AT LAW.
M ILL Purchase and sell Real Estate, locate
w Land Warrants, attend TO the Payment of
Taxes, Investigation Of titles, conveyanclng, &c.
Particular attention given to collections. All
to with Promptness and Fidelity.
Office in the Court House with The Re-
eorder. Tipton, Iowa.
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n A X + IL Y .

HANlNG entered the above busig ess, i'm Tip
- ton. am now prepared to supply customers
with fresh bread, and oil articles in my line Of
business. Cakes and pastry OF every kindfur-
nished to families. or for parties on a short no
uce. Having engaged the services Of one of the
% GERS In the west, feel confident of giving
'HSetion to all customers. ti0 w WAITE.
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TOR . TO STOIs RE.
Goods needed by the Community

IUST received at tie Broadway Drug s. fari-
J ETY. Store, . new stock vi Drugs. NJ dI-
Cines. Painters Articles, Grocc-
ries, Hardyar', kakes. Hoes &c, taacy No
tons aud FoIs. - A G-LlagL
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DIR. W.. y. SCOTT,

Teaders his professional services to the peo-
pie Of Upton and vicinity. Special attention
gwen to cases CT long standing Office at the
Drngis Store Of DR.. A. Hall.
RsFrEaxNcE.---The faculty of Jefferson
Medical college Philadelphia Starting Meti-
cal college columbus Ohio Pennsylvania Hos
Pital Philadelphia; Dr.. Hut Wheeling.
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E0R SALE, a MOST vALVABLE FARM


E,OR SAEE-.A ANITA STEAN
l. FIGURING MlLLS.-The undenie ned, wiships
to devote his entire attention aercuItu raj and bor
ticuursl pursuits, offers the above namt d valuable
property at private sale.
IL is situsted the Georgia railroad nea the
tire of the city of Atlanta. four Ii t, with
side track from the Georgia railroad.
The main building 10 forty by seventy fe. {, four
stories high containing five run of ii feet i,tones
with the requisite Boilers and machinery rift the
most approved model of the Oswego Mills, II. Y.
Two hundred barrels of Flour and three hundred
bushels of Corn Meal can be turned Que in twenty.
four hours.
The ENGINE, of 125 horse power built by Otis
Tufts of Boston, is superior in workmanship and fin
ish any Engine of its size in the Southern States
The situation of Atlanta the termini of four rail-
roads affords facilities for the procuring of grain and
the shipment of Flour not by another place
in the Southern States
The selling Wheat crops on this line of ailroads
will this season, sprobably exceed two MI lions of
bushels.
The demand for Flour at the seaboard for shipment
to the West Indies and Rio, is rapidly increasing;
the home demand OF Atlanta consumes all t'1e Bran
and Shorts.
By the erection of additional building, to be
used for Machine Shop. Distillery, Wooden Fac
tory &c. the engine could be to great advantage
for the former by day and the FIGURING Mill by
night.
Capitalists desiring to invest in moneymaking bu-
siness in one of the most hourishng growing cities
of the Empire State of the South, requested to
visit the locality and examine for themselves or adj
dress r. PETERS,
je 9-6t* Atlanta Georgia
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TW9e. TA ds y l! MMIC 81 TEN, Ten
by Alex. NOT Anct.

CLOTHING, DRY
Il GOODS, &c.-Wilibe sold q auction, on TIL RS
DAY. June 18th, at 81 o'clock. general assortment
Furniture, and second hand Also. large stock
of Ready Made Clothing Cloths, Cashmere, Sc;
sundry invoices Dry Goods, Shoes. Hats Groceries
Mhiskey Brandy Gin, Sugar, Coffee, Raisins Pfunes
Olives, he ieif ALEX MOTT. Apct.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, CLOTHING, &C.
viii be added to my sale This Morning. at 10 o'clock,
pieces black Union Cloths; pieces Tweeds; do.
Union Cassimerss; 500 pieces Rssdy Made Clothing,
consisting of Coats. Pants Vests de-; case Mems
Canton Straw Hats do. Boys do. do do,
Terms cash. ALEX MOTT
10 y Auctioueer.
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Ny Tayl0r a. William.
TRgSTEE,s SALE OF REAL AND

II
PERSONAL ESTATE.-In execu. ion of a deed
OF trust from John Mou and wife, to the subscriber
dated 9th June, 1885, and recorded in the Hustinas
Court of Richmond. and the County Court Of Hen
rico shall proceed to SELL az follows the property
conveyed in said deed. to wit. ON FRIDAY. s0rh
june commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M at the resi-
dence of said Moss Leigh near "a street, viii be
Mules and their Harness 81
6 Carts; Horse, Saddle and Bride
Phe interest of said Moss in and to negro sl.yes
hired by him for the present year
70 bales Hay, more or less
10 barrels Corn, more or less
l Gold Watch
Household and Kitchen Furniture &c
And imme dately thereafter ct the lime kilns
ofsad Moss near Capt John Goddns Tavern will
be sold, about 10 600 bushels Shells and Lime
Also, his Lime kilns Sheds &c.
And on SATURDAY. June 81, at 5 O'Clock, win be
sold Lots Nos IA, 15 l6, IL, Is and 49, situated near
the Penitentary fronting 100 feet on Vale street.
ming hack 6 feet and fronting 81 feet on street q
feet running back 76 feet.
TERMs:--For the personal property, sums under
$780, cash; that amount and over months credit for
approved notes. with interest added. For the real
estate onethird cash; balance at and months with
interest, and secured by trust deeds Purchaser to
pay taxes for the present year.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts je12