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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-21

len lines OF minlOn type constitute square.
liberal discount to yearly advertisers
Legal notices 10 cents line.
EY- The privilege Of yearly advertisers is lm-
ted to their own immediate business, in their own
name; and all advertisements for the benefit of
other persons, as we'll as legal advertisements and
advertisements of auction sales, and adver tse
NTH the names of other persons, sent in by them,
mwst be paid for at the usual rates.
Contracts for yearly adve ItisiDg will not be d
ontinued unless an order to that effect is left at
the Office and when discontinued in less than a
ar, the prie q Of whois year wiH be charged.
No advertisements can DO inserted gratuitously
for societies public institutions or companies.
Advertisements ordered upon the inside ex-
clusvely, an addition of rs per cent. is made upon
regular rates
Deaths and marriages Inserted gratis for sb-
scribers. Notices Of funerals rs cents. Obituary
notices 4 cents per line.
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BILIOUS ATTACKS ARE CURED, and,
| what is BETTER, PREVENTED, BY the occa.
sional use of the LIVER INvIGoRAToR.
One dose after eating Is sufficient to relieve the
stomach and prevents the food from rising and
| souring.
| Only one dose taken before retiring prevents the
| NIGHTMARE.
Only one dose taken at night loosens the bowels
gently, and cures COsTIvENESS.
One dose after each mealwill cure DYSPEPSIA.
H0ne dose Of two tea-spoonfuls will always
| relieve SICK HEADACHE.
One bottle taken for female obstruc tion removes
the cause of the disease, and makes perfect cure
Only one dose Immediately relieves CHOLIC,
While one dose often repeated is a sure cure for
CHOLERA M0RBUS, a preventive of CHOLERA
81 Only one bottle is needed to throw ont of the
system the effect Of medicine after long sickness.
Hone bottle taken for JAUNDICE removes all
| sallowness or unnatural color from the skin.
One dose taken a short time before eating gives
vigor TO the appetite and makes food digest we'll.
Ono dose, often repeated, cures CHRONIC
DIARKHGA in its worst forms, while SUMNER
and BOWEL complaints yield almost to the first
dose.
One or two doses cures attacks caused by WORMS
in Children; there is surer, safer or speedier
remedy in the world, as it n,p,y fails.
81 few bottles cures the DR0PSY by exciting
the absor bents
as preventive for FEVER AND AGUE CHILL
FEVER and all fevers of a BILIOUS TYPE 1t
operates with certainty, and thousands are willing
to testify to its wonderful virtues
Al, who use it are giving sheir una MIN.
Gus testimony In issfavo
81 Ms Water in the mouth ruth N, b,,,oo,ot,,
and swdllOu both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
and is daily working cures almost too great to be-
lieve. 1t cures as if by magic, u,n the first dos,
g'p'ng benefit, and seldom more than one bottle is
required to any kind of LIVER COMPLAINT
from the worst Janndics or Dyspepsia to a common
Hsadache all of which are the result Of DISEAS-
ED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor,
345 Broadway, New York
And retailed by all Druggists.
May o. d&wly
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The LIVER is one of
tors of the human body,
its functions we'll, the
are fully developed. ,
entirely dependent on
the Liver for the proper
functions; when the
bowels are at fault, and
fers in consequence of
having ceased to do
eases of that organ one
made it his study in a
twenty years, to find
with to counteract the
which it is liable.
To prove that this
any person troubled
PLANT in any of its
bottle, and conviction is
These Gums remove
ter from the system, :
place a healthy flow of
stomach, causing food
FLYING THE BLOOD,
to the whole machine
of the disease-eHect.
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r. M . G A n X,

TN. Ola r X,
Produce Broker 4 Commission Morchan,
'FRONT.' srREEr,
TORONTO, G. W.
Consular Agent for the United States.
RErERENCEs.
j. O. CHEwir, ESQ.,, President Of the2
Bank Of Toronto, Toronto.
Hon. W. B. ROBINSON,
W1cKHAM HOFFMAN, }N.w yort
MONTGOMERY BRo's,
EASTMAN d Co., Littlcton, N. II.
G. SAcKRrDER, ESQ.,. Manchester, N. II.
J. DISGLE, JR. 4 Co., Auburn Me.
GEORGE BLAME 4 Co., New Gloucester, Me.
, n',,., Co. n' rar,,,s, e.
MEssRs. DooLIrrEE, IRWIN WRIGHT, Oswego.
M SiasEn1 = Co. IRWIN }Albany.
WHrPpLE, THAYER 4 Co., Providence, II. I.
2Sw6m"
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NATHAN ADAMS, ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, UNHE HoNoRA
District of Grand Isle, SIS. i bic the Probate
Court for the District of Grand Isle.
To all persons interested in the estate of Nathan
Adams late of Grand Isle, in said district deceased
Greeting.
Whereas, the administrator of said estate, hav-
ing made application to said court to extend the
time allowed for the payment of the debts due
from said estate for one year from the eth day of
june A. d, 1858.
The said court doth therefore hereby assign the
3lst day of May next, at ten o'clock A. NJ. at the
dwelling house of Elijah Haynes in said District,
for a. hearing upon said application; and doth
further order notice to he given to al persons
interested therein, by publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Free Press, paper
printed in Burlington, Vt, the last of said pub
LEGATION to he previous to the said 3lst day of May
aforesaid
Given under my hand at North Hero in said
district this 26th dav of April A. D. 1858.
wi5w3 ELIJAH HAYNES, Judge,
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LADIES' COMPANION.
SEW WING M A G. III IN E s,
Price from SIP to S25.

These Sewing Ma
chimes are giving uni
versal satisfa c tion
wherever they have
been introduced. Be
ing extremely simple
and easy to manage, are
not liable to get out of
order. They do not oc-
cupy more than half the
space Of other sewing
machines, and will exc
cute as much work, and
in a much better manner
in the same space of
time as twenty persons
can by hand, sewing
1000 stitches per minute.
When this machine is
stopped working it fast
ems the thread thereby
preventing the work
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-21

CALEB MUNSON'S ESTATE.
WE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having boon APP
Court for the District of Chttenden, Commission
ers to receive, examine and adjust the claims and
demands fall persons, against the estate of Caleb
Munson, late of Williston in said District, de-
ceased, represented insovent, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto and six
months from the day of the date hereof, being nj.
lowed by said Court for that purpose, do hereby
give notice. that will attend to the business of
appointment at the dwelling of Elizabeth
Munson, in Williston in said District. on the Sec
ond Mondays of September and November next, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated this 9Th dav of Nav. A. D. 1858.
!; ", f HpW1Ni commissioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-05-21

Wells, Miller & Co.,
WoULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF PER
w SONS wishing accurate durable and desira-
BILE likcncsses, to the various styles of pictures
taken them at their
DAGUERREAN ROOMS
AIT LERY,
CHURCH STREET,
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
Among which are
PHOTOGRAPHS,
sPHEREoTYPEs,
AMBRoTYPEs,
MELANoTYPEs,
LETTERGRAPHs, &c.
OUR PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS
by an improved process we claim to be unsurpassed
by any taken anywhere,-New York and Boston
not excepted. We furnish them also, beautifully
finished in OIL, or INDIA INK, making the most
beautiful and satisfactory lkenesses known to art
and when several copies desired, the cheapest
pictures taken. Our
SfHE fES
PATENT AMBROTYPES
are un.qualled. We challenge comparison with
them. The LErTRRGRAPH
is picture taken on prepared cloth, of small size
very cheap, and very convenient for sending in n
letter. The PUBLIC are desired to
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
that ne DIVINE Rights for Chtenden County,
of the Stereotype and Patent Ambrotype.--
None are genuine WITHOUT the Patent Mark. People
are cautioned against being humbugged by tran
sient and irresponsible individuals into the pur-
chase of pictures, which, inferior at FIRST arc sure
to fade and become efaced by time. Our Ambro-
types and Sphereotypes are literally ,ndesruct,bi.
except by violence or fire.
We pay particular attention to PICTURES
OF CHILDREN Infants likcnesscs taken in
one second. Bring the children along; we can take
them; it i. a sure thing with us.
We have the best and the largest collection
of specimens of our art in this State and invite the
Public generally to give us call
WELLS, MILLER & CO.,
Church ST., Burlington, Vt.
Mar hiss. wifi
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
of
Chicago and the West.
TO Commence Monday, May 10, 1858.

NORTHERN, WESTERN, BRITISH and U. s.
MAIL ROUTE
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WATER-PROOF BOOTS,

ENTS WATER Proof Boots made of French
NJ Calf sewed. A neat article just received by
A. pR0UTY "
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TO OUR PATRONS.
Owing to the limited demand of late for many
styles of
ID X Y g q u d S
especially the finer qualities, shall give you
an opportunity to select from entire stock of
rich
D r L s q o 0 d 5
Lyons Velvets, Cloaks and Materials, Shawls,
Embroiueries and Laces,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
and all kinds of
II II I'D DRY GOODS
Random Prices,
We hope this will be sufficient apology for devil
ating from our customary prices An excellent
opportunity is now offered to purchase useful gifts
for the
II o b A Y S
All in want Of any kind of Dry Goods are invited
to come and SO what
RANDOM MEANS AT THE
"B E HIVE."
Terms Cash Only.
Respectfully,
d&w. N. PECK, JR., 4 co.
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S. PRATT'S Patent
j. P. CLARK, Agent for Boston, No. ll2 Wash
ington Street. 5. PRATT, Agent for New Y ork,
No. ST. Broadway.
Sept. l6, 1857. d&wly
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Mark Packages "N. T. Line" and ship daily
rom Pier Q, r. X.
New York, March S0th, 1858. d&w6m
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TuNIIE subscriber would announce to tho citizens
i of Burlington and vicinity, that he has leased
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-17
SUICIDES.

There.are some forms of crime. that are
epidemic. Whena fewzcases occur we often
fnd a suddenaincrease, as if there were some
thing infectious in the crimes Rhis has sin
gularly been the case always with suicides
There are various reasons that might be as
signed for it, but the fact is surely one to
arouse attention. 1t indicates always most
deplorable absence Of all proper feeling and
faith In regard to the matter Of religion, and
when not the mark of actual insanity, is al
ways the mark of infidelity or brutal igno-
rance The number of suicides that have ia
ken place within the past year or two, is a
melancholy feature of the time A leading
paper in New. Orleans makes an important
suggestion, which is no doubt true one, and
gives some very important thoughts, that
should be be-pondered by every onetwhosis is Ia the
habit Oft using Intoxicating dfquors. In refer,
ring to the suicides-of Senator Rusk, Arson
Jones, and many others who have destroyed
themselves, it comes to the conclusion thatei
the real facts could be known; it would be
found that m a vast majority, of f.instances tbs
cause is to be found in cupsy. and adds
The extensive adulterations of liquer'
b. wfaeh have takenplace oflate years act upor
the brain and destroy It's properrfunetions
Physicians and others know well that tn
brain. is liable to disease, almost as muck, Sc
perhaps, as any other organ, and when it i
so, the individual is-crazy and does no
know what he is doing. The brain of tn
drunkard, it is well known will take fire. emil
ting blush light, and causing a smell lk
burning alcohol We are strongly iacline
, to think that most suicides by males are re
! terable to this as the primary cause"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-17
Philip s. White, ESQ.

We observe by a letter addressed to judge
O'Neall, and published in the Charleston
Courier, that Phillips White, has again con-
nected himself with the Sons of Temperance.
We make the following extract from Mr..
Whites letter:
"PHMADELPHIA> Feb, Sd, 1858.
DSaa Sir Your Kind letter Of the 9sth
alt> IS besore me, and it seems to rebuke ma
for not having sooner answered it. 1t merits
the imputation of want of courtesy, vet I
have an excuse to offer for it, which your
generous heart viii 10 doubt gladly accent
The too hasty aetion Of the Division. nv
which my connection with it was dissolved
so irfitated me, that determined never again
to seek admission into the Order; and no
| donbt, ! would have executed my purpose
had it not been for the interest which your
letter conveys. l had no sooner perused It's
contents than | repented of my determine
ton, and resolved to resume the position from
which had dispensed innumerabfe blessings
and by which had myself been blessed.
FASTENED accordingly to my old Division
Hope Division" n"-that, under the egis o.
its talismanic name, and in placid heaven o.
its bright sea Of happy influences, might
cast anchor and ride in safety for the remain
der of my life. To await the qualification o
i this desire, which was consummated on las
evening, is the excuse I offer you for no
sooner replying to the expressions of you
generous sentiments
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-17


of things which are net really necessary
for our comfort than tpcpyo1, what we are
not able to obtain. haxe seen Yonng
men set ont ID life gii asnal prospects Of
success but Their ss1ee was widely diff
ferent.. Whilst one was Ger. INDUSTRIOUS
and perseyeFing, pursued = henest and
honorable aT0cation, Ill Was prosperous
and happy the other M de, proud and
sinfemperate and was Il st Is society, i
disgrace Is I.iGnself and ssgls, and died
nliserablF4 - : ~ 0s2 q,
4 singse .iessl- if Ilss ssss55ed, may sink
a ship, so.aay enc bad habit ruin any man.
No man in this enlighteled age and eoun-
try can haye a. good excuse for being igno-
Irant-wlaen the means of information are
SO abuntfars and accessible to all Store
your niiatlsS therefore with knowledge, that
you may not only posses fund Of knowl-
edge for your own satishctiongand benefit,
but In order that you may be an agreeable
and useful companion toall with whom you
| associate Above all, remember that there
Will be-a day Of reckoning when you must
render a strict account of your steward
ship r..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-17
For the Shirt eff'tfIe- Age.

tits remarkable. In view of its known
rulnous consequences, to S e the extent
to which intemperance IS carried. The
injury which it invariably inficts, would
seem to be sufficient incentive to induce
all men to abstain. Self protection is
law, Of mans nature, and should teach us
always to be temperate ). yetthere is scarce
ly town, village or neighhorheod, in
which intemperance does not prevail to an
alarming extent Young man, lis, shat your
first glass Of liquor z, If it is, set it down.
You are on the road to ruin, and as certain
as yoa take it,, you are risRing yonr hap
piness. You wantea. rfeble bride? Set it
down. You want to be noble man, a
useful man in your day and generation
Set ittdewn! You know not what you are
risking. Don't touch it /; there's venom
there. Keep from it; turn your back on
it. Temperance is a law of your nature !;
touch that bottle, and you have violated
that law; and spite Of all you can do, you
nust feel the evil consequences. Young
man, the adyice,is good; abide by it, and
yea will never repent it. HOLLY
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-17

SINGULAR AFFA1R.-The Trieste Ga
zette relates the following singular story !:
One of the noblest families. Of Verona
has just learned that it has been the victim
of an audacieus fraud, The young heir to
the property having many years age. been
put out to nurse, fell and broke his arm
Soon after, the mother arrived to visit her
infant. The nurse, afraid of revealing the
tz'lth, presented her own child instead of
the listle sufferer. The fraud succeeded,
and the nurse allowed it to continue. The
youag peasant accordingly received the
education of a noble, and the noble. was
brought up to follow the plow. It was but
a few days ago that the nurse, on her death
bed, confessed her crime. The peasant,
her son, Is now married to noble lady,
and it is not known how the Interest en-
gagged IN the msstter can be fairly concilia-
ted
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-17


and exclaims: Is not this proud Babylon
which have built Tomorrow we see
him an unscemly beast covered with hair,
moving as quadruped; subsisting on
grass and desiring to eat the hnsks which
the swine havedeft. Hanian, superbly ar
rayed, his heart. pufed up with much royal
favor, eagerly constructs gallows for the
execution of the humble Mordecai The
piOus Esther meekly bows before her of
fendecl lord to supplicate for the object b
his wrath. Trembling she lays before hin
the treaeherx sf the wieIe2 fIasE:sss III 1 lis
golden sceptre waves her acceptance; she
rises to behold the naughty Haman expire
on the gallows constructed by his own hand
and Mordecai raised from the humble beg
gar to princely power.
To be continued.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-17

RETAILERS LICENSES We understand that
our County Court last week refused every
applicant, except one, for license to retail
spiritous liquors.
The Board of Commissioners Of Whining.
ton have granted permission to SIX persons
to obtain Incense from the Court this week.
That town collects tax of $500 from each
retailer. Our town collects 500 from each.
Fay. Observer.
Raleigh has licensed several, and let them
off with the pitiful sum of $25-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-17

Sweet juicy excrescenees on the branches
Of tie honeysuckle, very cool and grateful to
the taste,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-12-23
ARTHURsS
HON E NJ A GA IN E j,

THE December number of the Home Maga-
l. zine closes its most successful year. While
nearly every other literary periodical lost ground
during 1858, as Il natural consequence OF the de-
pressing influence of the times, the circulation of
the Home Magazine has increased beyond that of
any previous year. A fact like this speaks volumes
in its favor and shows that the people looking
for work that always blends with pure literary
taste, hig moral excellence.
The publishers announce, for the coming year,
among other leading attractions, a new novel from
the charming pen of Miss Townsend, one of the
Editors, entitled "WA1r AND SEE.'' 1t will be
commenced in January, and be continued though
six or seven numbers of the Magazine. A rare
treat is in store for its readers.
Increased care will be given to all the depart
ments of the Home Magazine, SO to make them
as highly instructive and useful possible to all
classes Of readers. AS heretofore, there will be
Mothers Department.; Boys and Girls Treasu-
ry; Housekeeper's Department; Health Depart
ment; and Fashion Department. Each will con-
tain matters specially appropriate and valuable to
mothers and housekeepers. No other periodical
attempts to meet the common want like this 1t
is the Home Magazine of the country.
The low price of this Magazine brings it within
the reach Of every household. Only ga year;
or two copies for 49, In clubs of four subscribers,
which are furnished at price of S., it costs but
s. 4 ,25 per annum. Address T. S. ARTHUR & Co.,
1913 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-12-23
NEW FEATURES.

NEW FEATURES.
FIFTH YEAR OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
SUPERB ENGRAVINGS!
.S8.ASDt}t4s3AUA ARR JOURNAL I
VALUABLE PREMIUMS, &C.
TNNERY person RENTING Three Dollars will
IL receive copy Of superb steel engraving, af-
ter Hcrrng's celebrated Painting,
"The Village Blacksmith"
Also, copy of the beautiful
COSMOP OLITAN ART JOURNAL,
An elegantly illustrated quarto Magazine also free
tickets of admission to the Eastern (or Dus
seldorf) and Western Galleries of the Association.
There will also be given to the subscribers several
hundred valuable works of art, comprising Fine
Oil Paintings, Bronzes, and Soul ptures, SC.
Subscriptions will be received up to January l,
will be awarded to subscribers. For full particu-
lars address
C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A.,
Eastern Office, 54S Broadway, N. Y.
nov 19-2m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-12-23
NOTICE OF RENGoVA
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS,
NEW SYSTEM.
N, W. GAIT Il BROTHER,
NEW STORE
IIH7RAMA3v

III 81 :3sL .sa.S:
Washington, d. c.
TTAVE REMOVED to their NEW STORE.
L Il No. 354 Pennsylvania AVENUE, (hetwern
9th and 7th strects,) near BRowN's HOTEL, amt
have opened the largest and most elegant assert,
ment of desirable goods in their line ever offered
for sale in this city They cnumerate in part
Ladies and GEMS Superior Patches,
Manufactured by Frodsham, Jurgenson, Adams
Cooper, Tobias, Vacheron, and all other
makers of celebrity.
JEWELRx-
Diamond, Pearl, Coral, Florcntine, Mosaic,
Lava, and Cameo Brooches, Earrings and
Bracelets; Diamond Crosses; Diamond,
Ruby, Emerald and Opal Rings;
Gold Chains, Lockets, Seals,
Kevs, Thimblcs, Wedding
Rings, Sc, &C., SC.
Si1ver -Wpdding Presents:
Solid Silver TeaScts, Walters, Pitchers, Goblcts,
Cups; Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons and Forks.
Silver Dessert Knives; Soup, Cream and Gravy
Ladies; Sugar, Salt, Mustard and Egg Spoons. -
with every variety ofSILVER WARE suitable for
Wedding Presents.
Ertra Plated Hare and Table Cutlery:
Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Casters, Walters, Ice
Pitchers Goblcts, Albata Forks and Spoons, Butter
Dishes SC. Also English and American Cutlery.
FANCY GOODS.
Ladies' and Gentlemens' Dressing Cases, Fine
Monnaies, Card Cases, Revolving Pistols, Walking
Canes, &c.
sPECTACLEs AND EYEGLASSES:
Gold, Silver, Fine Steel Spectaclcs, and Eye
Glasses Of all focuses.
nz-Particular attention paid to the selection of
GLASSES suited to the eyes of wearers.
Manufactured 10 Order
Every description of Gold and Silver Ware. Dia-
monds and other precious Stones set
in the latest style.
Watch Repairing and Engraving:
WATCHES and CHRONOMETERs carefully re-
paired by skillful workmen.
ENGRAVING Of every description neatly exc
cuted, including Arms, Crests, and Initials ON
Stone. Particular attention paid to Wedding and
Visiting Card Engraving and Printing.
The One Price System.
Having determined to sell at the lowest possible
rates. the price of every article is marked upon it
in distinct figures, from which there will be no
abatement.
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY are invi-
ted to examine their Stock, which implies no obi
cation to purchase.
M. w. GAIT & BROTHER,
New STORE, 354 Pennsylvania Avenue,
between 9th and 7th streets, near
Browns HOTEL Washington, D. c.
Nov Ok 1S5S-6m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-12-23
PUBLIC SALE.

T1HE undersigned will sell at Public Sale, at
i Ashley, Newtown,
Thursday, the 3Oth of December, 1858,
Gf fair, if not the next fair day thereafter,) all
of his personal property, Negroes excepted, }
consisting of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farm
ing Utensils, 5 Likely Horses, 3 Yoke
of Onen, Cons, Hogs, Tobacco
and Prouender, also o.
Carts, l Wagon, Buggy
and Rockaaoay.
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums of and under
ten dollars cash; and for all sums above that a.
mount, credit of four months will be given, the
purchaser or purchasers giving bond with approx
ed security bearing interest from the day Of SALE
HUGH w. ROBEY.
December %, 195e-2w.