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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06
MEDICAL MEETING.

At the Annuel Meeting of the Litchfsld County
Medical Society, held at Litchfcld April o. 1855
nr. George Seymour, President, in the Chair, Will
lam Bisscll, NJ d., Of Iakeyille was elected mem
Der Of the Society.
The following members were elected Fellows Of
the-state Society, viz Drs B. B. North, e liz Fowler.
William Woodruff, D. B. W. Camp, A, MI Huxley.
The following members were elected delegates to
the American Medical Association forls5ss viz D,s.
r. M. Fowler Benjamin Weleh, D. E. Bostwick, D.
B. W. Camp, Edward r; Lyman. ~
Mr.. AugutineJ Webster of Lakev;ile vas recon.
ncnded for a gratuitous course of Lectures.
communieasionwas received from the President
of the State Society, urging the appointment of a
Committee to collect sud collate the medical Stats.
tics of the county and forward a copy Of ahe same
to the State Society. DIS Beekwith, Ralpk Derning
and Buel were appointed such Committee
A Dissertation was read by DIR Phelps on the Re
ciprccal Influence of mini and matter. Voted. that
the thanks Of the Society be rendered to Dr. Phelps
be requested to- forward a'copy to the Publication
Committee of the State Society
Drs North and Buel were appointed dissertation
for tie y,ar ensui' r,
The following officers were then elected ,ior tn,
ensuing year: 4
DR.. II. w. Knight, President. :. 49,.
DR.. James We!eh. Vice President.
DIR. D. f. B,stw ick. Clerk.
Voted, That the Clek lie INSTRUCTED, at hisdiscre
ton to enforce the collection, Of dues from dein
qncnt members WHO are able to pay.
Society adjourned.
Attest, D. L. BoSTWIcK, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

10 The good people Of the snterprising village OF
Winsted have taken the preliminary steps to secure
Borough charter from the Legislature We hone
their corporate privileges will he of more benefit to
them than we have experienced in Litch6eld from
similar charter
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

Rev. H. w. Beeeler administered the ordinance
of baptism by immersion to IA new converts, mem
bers Of his own congregation in Brooklyn last week
The rite performed in one of the churches
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

&C. The " New Haven Morning News is the title
OF neatly printed and good looking paper, which
comes to us from the City Of Ems. 1t is a demo-
cratic anti Buchanan Journal and is published by
one Of oar boys William Faulkner, ESQ. Success to
him, and his cause.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

The I'd Congregational Society in Bridgeport hav,
unanimously invited Rev. Mr. Swan to continue hi
labors with them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

ES John Ryan Of Norfolk, and S. NJ Buckingham
OF New Milford, have been admitted to the Bar Of
this county during the present session of the supe
rior Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06
From the Evening Post.
KEfTT-HE DID.--A PARODY.

Who came from turpentine state below,
Where sweet potatoes and chiralry grow,
And where. when a man he received a blow,
To heal the disgrace some blood must flow r
keitt-he did!
Who joined the firin of Brooks &C.,.
And aped The Shanghai strut and crow,
And always made d terrible show
When he hadn't ia dangerous mark to toe r.
Keitt-he did
: Who tried to bully G, A. Grow
Because he was quiet. but found a foe
" ha hit him 80 hard he. diln Fknow
Whatswas the cause that laid him low
~. Keitt-he did!
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06
SERIOUS Loss.-The Baton Rouge Gazette, Of

SERIOUS Loss.-Ihe Baton Rouge Gazette, OF
the 7lh inst says:
On Monday night FIRE occurred at the planta-
ton Of Amos Adams Esq, ss miles east of this
city, whereby small office recently erersed was
entirely consumed. Besides The loss Of NJ. All
ans. this is serious calamity 10 the Masonic fa-
terni,y, for the building al tue time contained the
most valuable collection Of Masonic hooks and
records in the State. Many additions 10 the col
irclion had recently been made. by virtue of the
office which Mr.. Adams ROW holds, OF NJ w.
Grand Master OF the State C Louisiana.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

The Town Meeting on Monday was very fully
attended. and Mr.. A. c. Smith appointed Agent to
oppose the application for division of the town of
Iitchheld, with power to employ counsel, SC.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

An effort is to be made at this Legislature to- di-
vide the town of Canaan, by the lines that now di-
vide the two ecclesiastical societies
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

~ The Hotel heretofore kept by s. D. Wheeler
has been leased by Mr. Charles McNiel, and will be
known hereafter as the National Hotel. See adyer-
ti3cment.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

A new train ct cars is to be on the Housaton
ic roai between bridgeport and View Milford. II
caves, New AilfId early ii the morning, rui
Bridgeport late in the evening.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

~. I. aoa'ss1y - rue on,Su H.a'es
mn nbefsof the present senat0rs in Congress are
believers ~ Spirituaiism, md thai ths political
history Of 1860 wiilbs greatly affected Il not con-
tyc.led by it,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

The ATLANTIC Tl1EeRAPH.-The Paris correspon
deut of New York Commercial Advertiser furnishes
this paragraph
The monopoly which will be held by the owners
of the great Atlantic telegraph if the project sue
cscds has stimulated the formation of another COM
pany which is working i'll secret, but actively, for
the laying down CT another telegraph from Boston
quite as short in its longest distance the ether
and quite as practicable Lisbon is in nstan
connection with all the capitals of Europe. Just
much rs the Irish port at which the Northern cable
will stop; that it will possess exactly the saEe ad
vantage as the other.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

Mr.. Edward G. Loring ex,Jndge of Probate in
Boston, has been appointed BY President Bnchan IN
Justice Of the Courtsof Claims at Washington.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06


90 ADAM BEsTLr. a highly respectable ci izen of
Goshen has been for long time suffering from what
he supposed to be a cancer on his hand. Some
months since his was taken of below the elbow,
but not getting relief he has visited not physicians
only batqaacks. On "Wednesday last an attempt was
made to a,nputate the arm at the shoulder but the
sufferer died under tie operation Much indignation
was felt in the Community, and jury was empan-
neled, who rendered the following verdict
LITCHrIELD COUNTY ss Goshen
The undersigned, jurors, being duly empanneled
and sworn to enquire into the cause and manner of
the death of Adam Bently whose death was sudden
and untimeiy. and the cause and manner of which
was unknown, having viewed the body of said de-
ceased and considered the evidence given to us, do
our oaths say that said Adam Bently came to his
death by an ansklfnl and unwarrantablc surgical
operation on his body by Walter Durham of Low
ell, Mass, aud DIR. Babcock of New Haven. Conn.,,
and others on the 18th day finst APRIL at Goshen
where We subscribe names this 30th day of April
1863
WILLARD GAYLORD, STERLING WOOSTER,
+. NJ. FosTER, PHILo HOWE,
E. I. CUMMINGS, EDWARD WRIGHT,
JoHN P. PORTER, MosEs LYMAN,
JOSEPH I. GAYLORD, G.. BRIeHAM,
Mosgs Cook, NORMAN Non TON.
d $F 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06
"a" The supreme Court of Errors at their Apri

~ The supreme Court of Errors at their April
Term, disposed of nine cases as follows
Wealthy NJ Kimberly, VS. Theron Richmond, ct
al-Petition granted. s
West Winsted Savings Bank and Building Asso-
citation VS. Robert T. Ford.-Petition granted.- Be
nus to be included in the computation
Winstcd Savings and Building Association, vs.
BENJAMIN F. Ric,-Petition granted Bonus to be
included in the computation,
James L. Fox VS.. " ealhy NJ Kimberly, ct al
Petition dismissed.
Nicholas Masters VS.. The Town of Warrcns-No
new trial advised
David Booths Atlm's vs. Isaac Northrup.- Motion
in arrest over-rnled.- No new trial advised.
Roswell Scovill, VS.. Erastus Baldwin.-No new
trial advised.
Geo. G. Hunt, VS.. Charles II. Pierpont -Nothing
errone: us in the Judgment of the Superior Court
State, VS.. David K Bicrce.-- Motion in arrest
-ruled.-No new trial advised.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

METHODIST CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS. New
York Methodist Conference (East) have made the
following appointments for this neighborhoods
New Milford, S. J. Stebbins. Gaylordsville and
Sherman, r. d. Littlewood Cornwall, Ellsworth
and Warren, G. Hubbell, one to be supplied. Ltch-
field, W. Howard. West Goshen, A. MeAllister
West Winstcd, g. Saxton. Wolcottville A. Y. N.
Abbot. MIDI eburv, c. w. Lockwood. Woodbury..
F. W. Smith Southbury, Ira Abbott. Waterbury.
j. H. Perry. -. - ". I.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-05-06

Nor 80 BAp-The Albany Transcript, which has
schoomaster among its editors, is responsible for the
following:
The principal of one of our select schools has been
sending circulars to the parents OF the pupils which,
signed and returned will authorize him to inhics
such punishment corporeally or otherwise, as may
in his Judgment I've proper. The following answer
proves that of the parents are pleased with the
idea:
DEER Mr.. BArTEk-Your hoggin cirldar is daily
received hope as to my John, you viii fog him
lust as offin as you kin. Heas- bad boy--is john
Hitho I've been in habit of teachin him misef, it
seems to he will larn anithing- spellin
is ottragousy defshment. Wallup him WE'LL sur
and you will receive my thanks
"P S.-What accounts for John being SIGH ascho.
lar is that he is my son by my wifs's fust husband
80
Mrs Breckenridge, wife of the Vice President
of the United States, died at New Orleans on
Thursday morning last. She has been an invalid
for many months and went South in hopes Of re-
covering her health. = o.aT4
trout was caught in reservoir at HinsdaIe.
Mass. recently, which weighed within few
ounces of four pounds, and measured twenty-five
inches.
Charles Lamb, is reported to have perpetrated
the following 1.-THE water cure is neither new
nor wonderful for it is as old as the dsluge,
which. in my opinion, killed more than i cured"
g Would you like to subscribe for Dickens
Household Words ~ inquired sombfeiooking
agent. 2i2a4a@
"Household words have played the dickens with
me long enough" was the feeling reply Of the
husband. 9sa7ss
Intelligence from Washington is ia the effect
that the Minnesota question will row be taken up
BY congress and that she will probably be admit.
led this week.
Dunbar, one of the Waterbury counteffpiters,
was yesterday sentenced TO 80 days inpriscn-
nent in the County Jail. The evidence. furnished
BY Dunbar, contributed materially to the convio.
lien Of his associates, and this fact will account
for the shortness Of the sen.ence.-N. II. Journal.
The documents relative to the Oregon War
debt, were to be sent TO Congress on Monday.--
The papers weigh four hundred pounds, and have
and have employed nine clerks four months in
copying and arranging them. Bitter fights are
likely to arise on the subject in Congrsss.-I
General Walkers triaI ut Nsw Orleaas for vio-
alton Of The neutrality laws has been postponed
ill the fourth Monday in May. Some of HE ofi-
sers have been surrsnderedby thar sursties, and
gene 10 prison. &ssr46 lNn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-28
By 1. & G. b. Davenport.

GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
- THURSDAY. 2sth Of January, We VIII sell, q
Groceries. viz:
$50 bb!.; Coffee, Crushed and Powdered So
500 bags COFFEE
800 sides SOLE LEATHER
200 boxes CANDLES
50 halt chests GREEN TEA
SALT, SOAP
PEPPER. GINGER
Manufactured TOBACCO
Rectihed WHISKEY
Apple BRANDY
French BRANDY
n. T. RUN, DC
ALSO
6G Drums Fresh Smyrna PIGS
10 hhds. C0COANUTs
TERMS Under 500, cash. 500 and over. month";
credit, for approved paper.
jas Lao. b. DAVENPORT. Aucts.
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sALE-wili be sold 1T public auction, on the
nrarises tba lst day Of February, ise the tract Of
Land on whirh at present reside, containing Six
Hundred aud Twenty and q half Acres OF good
Land. we'll aiapted to the growth OF corn. wheat.
oat, and Tobacco The Dwelling contains seven
good ro1ns and all necessary out houses. recently
erected There is about 80 acres well hmbered
(pine and oak), within one and half miles OF foIe
~ nenot where the purchaser sell any quantl-
~ of railroad Wood The subscriber will take plea
snre in showing the premises TO any who may wish
to purchase. "M. r. "ih.''
"a ai--dkcwfd
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aes, $500 worth of JEWELRY and

FANCY CASES received by the Jamestown for
some ami picture for 81. which is regularly
eharge,i elsewhere 81 for. What you buy at other
places Tor g. we give you for 80 cents. Pictures from
. oents up tn SO Groups taken in large cases and
charged AZ single ones. Union case. with picture
for 81. MELAtNOTYPES, PANOTYPES and AM
lures for Lockets, BTeastpns aud Rings taken: and
Old Dagucrreotypes copied. Pictures taken rain or
shine NJ per cheaper than any other gallery
Coo fires always kept. At WIIlTRHU RST'S old
Gallery. No. - Main street. de 2S-lm%
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VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE Dwell

VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE Dwell
LING ON THE NORTH LINE OF LEIGH, BE-
TWEEN 9TH AND 7TH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTi0N.-Wiil be sold on WEDNESDAY, the I'd
day of February, lS5S. on the premises commencing
at O'clock the large and admiralty located private
residence situated above. adjoining the sidence
of Col Walter d. Blair, recently occupied by Mr..
feet The house has II rooms, besiies ample ser.
vant.' accommodations and bathing rooms with
cooking range, furnishing hot and cold water, and
city water and gas and is valued in the Mutual As
sursnce socety for s. 40 The neighborhood is first
rate.
TERMS -0ne-ffth cash, balance at ], q and
years for bonds bearing interest secured by trust
deed. The taxes and insurance for this year TO be
paid by the purchaser.
ia22 G0DDIN l. APPERSON, Ancts.
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'n' pu''i GopDIN 4 AppERsoN, Ancts.
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
Il pERTY IN uENRIGl CNuNTY BY virtue

L PERTY. IN HENRIC0 COUNTY.-By virtue
of two several deeds of trust, executed to me by
Frederick Keck, both bearing date the 9Th day OF
January lo56, and recorde ia the Clerks Office Of
Henrico County Court the Sth day ofthe same month
and year shall proceed to sell. being thereto re-
on FRIDAY. the 9Th day Of January. 1855, at Il
o'clock NJ. iffair if not the first fair day thereaf
ter at the same place and hour. the io*in2 pieces
of Real Estate lying in the county OF enrico that
is TO say: certain parcel of Land on the waters OF
the Chickahominy, containing one hundred and
LANDS of Barton smoot decd HobOrne CottreIl de-
ceased. John Alley, Pleasant Taylor and others.
An a certain other parcel OF land lyin2and being
in said County being three fourth parts OF the land
Of which Barton Sm0ot Of said County. died seized
containing it is estimated, forty acres and one
fourth Of an acre, be the same, more or less.
TyRms-Cash as to so much Of the purchase money
for the parcel of land first above mentioned and de
tcrbed will be necessary 10 pay the sum 81 eight
hundred and fiftytwo dollars, with interest thereon
from the rstday of November lo57 and the expenses
attending the execution Of the trust. The like sum
Of 1852 with interest thereon from the first day Of
November 1857, is TO be payable on the first dag o.;
November 1855; and the residue. If any, Of the pnr
chase money. is to he made payable and be secured
at such time and in tuch manner AZ the SAID frede-
rick keck may prescribe in of his failure to
do So Mt such time aud in such manner as will tie
For the piece of land secondly mentioned and de-
scribed, the terms viii be cash as to SO much as is
necessary to pay the sum of S7is3 due the LIST
day Of November 1851, with interest thereon from
of the tirst and tho further sum OF s74.4 Is to be
aid the ist day OF November, lSos WILD interest
thereon from the Ist day OF November 1881, and the
residue Of the purchase money is to be paid at sue
time and In such manner rs will be ANNOUNCED at the
time Of sale.
Negotiable notes will he required Of the purchaser
or purchasers of the sid Parcels OF land or OF either
Of them. for the credit instalmentss and deco nr
deeds of trust 20 secure the The title to both
the above parcels Of land is believed to be unque
tonable but acting as trustee, shall only sell WITH
special warranty. o,,xnr,,
Trustee for Joseph Myers, and as Trustee for the
sail Joseph Myers, Trt,stes for Mary Lovenstein.
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DIssoLUTIoNe, 90.
DIssOLUTI0N m ri p.prs

nISSULUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ Sill: The CoPartnership ieretofore existing
under the firm aud style Of EAkr EST RfTrK Eif.
was TIL. day dissolved by mutual consent.
dEUkHE u. EARNEST VIII carry on the 1mui-
,retaa far III "a M avn and pay all debts con-
ship. ~ s''P"'sDe'
THOMAS RUeKELL will continue the Livery
stable business on Wall street and will pay ali debts
contracted for the same By the concern during the
copartnership. GEO /, EARNEsT
TH0S RUsKELL
RICHMOND Jan'y NJ las Il a. a.
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nm- NorIcE.-All religious, heneyo-

lent, literary. scientific, mechanic other societ e.
urdrrs or bodies which desire to unite in the
monies Of the erection of the equestrian statue OF
the 23 OF February aud TO form part of the process
zion, are requested to report to me the names and
e5tinat numbers of their respected bodies, that
provision may he made for their accommodation in
the column and in the reserved space about the
monument WM. Is. TALlAFERRO,
RlCHN0ND, Jan %, ISIS Chief Marshal.
Va Newspapers generally requested to pub
lIsh this notice la 23-ts
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP in THE

L WoRLD.-PREpARED BY A CHEMIST.
H1RTiT{ORNE'S PECTORAE SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
is admitted 10y the thousands who have used it to Re
the best preparation IN use foI COUGHS. from cold
on n CONSGMPTi We COUGH, ASTHMA BRON-
CHITIS CATARRH or any Lung Affection. II is
also great remedy for Hoarspnces and aays all In
hammptiUn of the Lungs or Throat.
e. Bottles -. ~ cents, and 81
sod by PURCELL. LADD & co ard all Drug
gisis in Ricllmord Norfolk aud Petersburg.
A. BIZ You suffer with pain, use HARTsuoRNE's
Cure AIL. the great Pain Anpihilator.
"a ~
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
~ AND LOT IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
on TIE EAST LINE OF alIH, BETWEEN GRACE
appointed By decree of the Circuit Court of Rich
mond, pronounced on the 18th December lSj7 in the
case of Eacho and wife against Brooke" shall
pre- coed to sell at public auction, on the premises
on SATURDAY, the 30th of January. 1858, at
of a lot with large framed dwelling thereon, To-
Gated above, fronting 81 feet running back the
depth of the LOT.
TERMs--0ne-fourth cash; balance at T. and II
months for negotiable notes interest ided and title
retained till the further order of the Court The
taxes and insurance of 1855 to be paid by the pur.
chaser. j. ID. YOUNG, Com'r.
Sale conducted BY GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Ancts.
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IA 2I2 IN


ESE EA INF Roy EMEHT IN
ENT RACTING T ETH.-G. W JONES
DENTIST, woaid announce 10 those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED that he has instruments sripe-
nor 20 any others ever used The simplicity aud
perfection OF their adaptation is such as TO render
the extraction of the teeth almost painless nerer
fsiH9 10 tHp the tooth he first trial never breaking
IL msnsiins the gums. or inJuring the surrounding
parts
All other operations, Filling, Cleansing. and In.
sorting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed
,'tii-c opposite Cnrinthisn Hall. on Main street
lS-rafu
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A UCTION SALE FOR LADIES =,
By James Nj. Taylor & Son.
UCTION SALE OF HEAVILF WOOD.

A UCTION SALE OF HEAVILY WOOD
\ ED LAND IN HENRICO GOWN be sold
in front OF Henrico County Courthouse on MON
DAY. LIST day Of February. 1858, (that being Court
Willy wooded land in the county of Henrico about s.,
miles from the city, near the Pioneer Chapel on the
Darbey-rown Road, and adjoining the lands of M.
Enroughty, Thomas GOODIES estate and others.
TERMs-One third cash: balance on a credit of )
and months. and secured by trust deed,
ja26 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
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va W.T. 10" wv" IHNsS AND SUP
stRTfsS--All who wear trus~es should cali and ~
smine this Truss, Tho principle Is entirely nsw
and II support. the rupture In easy and conforts
hie manner, It can be worn with much less tncon.
sruieace than the ordinary trusses; aud for lighf.
ness, durability and comfort IL Is uneaualed. I'm
t~Ao n GeSe Trusses once ,rU Ygeor ny
osasr, Also, RfrTkR's UTERINE SUPPORTERS
= very simple but admirable article. fun assert
meHt FOX sale by '
W. PETERSON Druggist
Corner OF l2th and Main streets
IA 2l-3m Richmond Ia
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EARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND ST,

A ACRES OF LAND, CALLED PRICES" ON
THE Nav BRIDGE ROAD, ABOUT AZ MILES
BELOW RICHMOND, TOGETHER WITH CROPS
STOCK, &C, THEREON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
At the request of Mr. Joseph Elliott we will sell at
public auction, on the premises, on TU ESDAY, the
2dday of February, ISIS, commencing at IL O'Clock,
the above located farm containing one hundred
and six acres, of which seventy-fye are
cleared, bal ance in wood. On the cleared land
there has been seeded lhirty-four bushels wheat,
with two tons of Guano The dwelling and ali the
eut houses are in good order, and ample for n
moderate sized family. The location is fine one for
physician. After which will he sold all the perish
able estate the place. consisting of crops of Corn
Fodder and Shucks young and we'll broke Mules;
2Cows; ~ Cows; all the farming implements, nclu.
ding an excellent Wagon; also so cords of wood.
TERMs-Onc-third cash, balance at one and years,
for ,nds bearing interest, secured by trust deed
For the personal estate, all sums under $50 cash;
over that amount, months credit, for approved
dOrsed negotiable paper.
The taxes for la5s TO be paid by the purchaser.
jsl3 GODDlN APPERSON Aucts
=. S-1mmediately after the sale of the above
Farm, will be sold all the farming Utensils crep Of
Corn and Fodder, and all the other personal proper
ty ON the place.
TERMS at sale. in lj-58cw
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1914 ACRES LAND NINE MILES BE.

~ Low RICHMOND, AND 400 CORDS PINE
WOOD AT AUCTION.-0n MONDAY, the Ist Feb
ruary (being Court day. at Henrico Court House.
at O'Clock, NJ, will be sold 2t acres land situated
~ above, near Sweeny's on the Charles City Road
and adjoining Francis Saw Mill. Itis heavily wood
ed with from 500 70 1000 cords pine wood, Virgin
growth.
After which win be sold 400 cords of excellent pine
We cd cat and corded
TERMs-wili be liberal, made known on the day of
sale. JAMES NJ TAYLOR a s0N.
iaT
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DUMPS-PUMPS.- have this day
entered into sCo-partnershp, and call the atteIi-
ton of those in want. to our sample 0 the old style
Log PUMP which has been in use for hundreds OF
years and proves the best Pump ever used. We are
prepared to put Pumps in wells at the lowest
CASH prices, at short notice, and finished in the
most approved STYLE which We warrant to give salts
faction. Shop on Westham Plank Road. half a mile
from Richmond Ali orders from the country prompt
ly attended to SUTER COSBf.
10
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BY Henry W. Qusrles, Auct.,
mo $50 Main street

A SSIGNEE' SALE OF $4,000
FROM AN EASTERN MANUFACTORY-f have
received BY kxpress large lot VI Jewelry, inciud
ing Watehes Cameo. Painted, Jet and Gold stone
and Sleeve Buttons. Lockets, Ear Rings 0kfAS
GOLD CHAIN. an entirely new article and Rauera;
assortment of Jewelry such as Ia kept in frvt cles
Jewelry establishment. These goods must and wiiI
be sold without reserve.
at O'Clock, and continue EVERY EVENiNc} neat
week HENRY W. QUARLBe
ia % Aurfionesr