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Oar ooops.-B. II. RANKS has new lot Of
goods in great variety, Of the most desirable
styles and Of the latest fashion, particularly
adapted tn the season, which will be sold q.
the lowest cash prices. We invite attention
to his advertisement in this paper. r..
Axri.LEcoxProN TRIuNrn.-Mr. Henry.
the Opposition candidate for Mayor in Phils.
delphia, Is elected BY over four &oaand ma.
GRITTY. Las, October the Democracy carried
the city by over ak thousand. The opposi.
ton gain 10 therefore 10000 votes Indian.
spolis, another stronghold hitherto Of the
Democratic party, has gene And.Lscompton
by Q large majority. A
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A GREAr PEAI.-Jsme. Richards. French
lad. not ye, twenty yesrs old. commenced
walking on Monday last, In bangor. at ]?
o'clock. under an arrangement to walk loo
hours without sleep OF rest. About . o'clock
on Friday. lie bcsm to ass-and tho indics.
tions were that he would give OUTPUT hs
walked on, and concluded hip hereulssn task
at 10 o'clock on Friday evening. The feat
was performed In small hall on Rrehsnss
street. on plank .bou, ten feet long. raised
three feet from the door. The hall and ante
rooms were densely crowded In the evening.
and when the clock struck 10. Ne. r. still
walking. the crowd gave three loud cheers,
announcing the successful sOcomplishmsns Of
most marvellous task. a. h.rii usi'
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The RELIGIOUS AWAKENING, in this town
has been very general, and deeply felt among
all societies. Numerous additions have been
made to the churches. In the Congregation.
al Church, under the pastoral care Of Rev. r.
b. Wheeler. we understand there have been
about one hundred and afty conversions; one
result Of which has been the erection Of the
family altar In twenty-ons households.
Among these, are twelve instances Of the con-
version Of both husband andwife. Last Sun.
day afternoon there were added to this Church
seventy. nine msmbers-30 males, and 40 fe.
males-6 Of them by letter, and the rest upon
profession of their faith. The house was
crowded with people on the occssion.-Dsm.
'ocraf. 49,
Eighteen persons connected themselves with
the Baptist church In Saco. under the charge
Of Rev. Mr.. Kelley. 20 We learn. on the same
day. and alike number were received into
the Baptist church In this city under the
charge of Rev. Mr.. Hubbard. ~ w.
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The English Bill Passed.

p,,E.,,. x;ls eontriyanee TO debauch the
,.o,ls of Kansas, so as to make them, IL
.o..;h,s ,sop, the Lecomp,on swindle. pass.
"a 49,, h,,nsh.. Of Copryc. nm Friday Of
g., u..l. IN the Senate bv , vote Of yeas
~. nav. %, and in tho House, Yea. lie. nay.
IOs. In the Senate, Douglas, Broderiek and
Stuart, stood ND manfully to the last against
the ubiquitous measure. In the House. but
twelve only Of the TWENTY-FIVE Douglas DEM
aera,s uroyed themselves capable OF resisting
~. -, .,n.n,. which il il said tie cd.
uini.,ra,ion brought to bear upon them
:, oh;o . ,rs.n,r man IL possible than
Rn,,.h who no longer ago than February o,
wrote . letter in which he said "while he
had . vote II should never be drsggled in the
I.eomn,on mire, and that so help him God
n. could never do otherwise not only voted
IN, the hill, but with brazen impudence advo-
Gated n, passage. He was charged on the
floor by Mr.. Campbell. with having Written
the letter, and did not deny it.
We gave our readers last week. some &C
coun, of this bill, declaring il to be. in our
,udpment as bad as the original one intro
speed into the Senate by Mr.. Green. We
sec no cause to change that opinion. ItoHers
a direct bribe to the people of Kansas to make
TIA, territory SLAVE STATE. and the men in
Congress who voted for il have said by their
vote. ,ha, territory with 10000 population
NAV come into the Union as slave Stale
hut II |, prefers freedom. then she shall not
come in until the population comes up to
100 900. Such IL the Demoerauc iuea OF
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ssnsl. .nd su. may do It. and If three m.y
dok LIDO pet - Why Q hundred may not DO

mnget snd eno may do II, and II three ~.
dok do 1s - Why 2 hundred may not 90
Nb high right 10 be Strictly construed.
Thers 10 dshg~tu taking The law into onss
Swn hsndG spd that must be most lsmens-
sbisptste Of Society, where such . necessity
-sxists.Eldoaet ~. that the presence and
approval ofhusbands and fathers. magistrates,
pshspSS miniten OF the Gospel. and dea'
CONS renders such Action any the more just.
-nsoie, burn 'unjustinabie would make II al
the more formidable. xr.gLyII
ltiSths fight Of individush to sbats spub'
lie nuisance-this right must be most eau
.tiously. exercised. II no LIQUOR 10 found "
the shop 90 entered, or II unnecessary vio
lence Is used, or any other articles are taker
or destroyed. the justification fails. II mus
have been kept there for illegal sale. II fo'
sale at oil, II was illegal, - the plaintiff hal
been proven not to have been the authorize
town agent. Was 1t for sale ct al or thii
the deisndanti must sstisfy you. II Il wer'
for sale then hold that they had . right
using % little force ~ might Be and injurinl
nothing else. to enter the shop In question
and destroy the liquor kept there. with th'
vessels in which Il wss kept and the impls
ments Of such illegal trafic. ,.r......-I H..
The jury returned verdict for the defend
ants. s...,r Nv.
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4 81 z - 49, 80 30
appetite can hsdly b describsd. > stop driak.
isE., Hs vsda Aars strong drink. add the
inins and peuSiuazof lav, unless 10 hss
strength II will I'd unusual degree, eanaot
dstef hirn from bufue untipg Nj obstseles In
nocuring IL. pesidn, the eight Of liquors a.
itis daily dealt Uut To- those Who have not
reached the. dApth. Of .urstchednsss that be
has-but viii speedily Join, him-maddens
HIN and ,ovsrcdnsC rhsssva god purpoes
Intoxicating cup.
Here is no place TO stop the raysges OF IN.
temperance. The experience Of all ages hes
demonstrated In characters Of blood its in
efficiency. The man who acts on the princi-
RE that no harm can arise from the moder-
ate o. use Of liquor a. . beverage, 10 like, q
mariner afioat on the wide ocean, without
compass or chart. Ifhe escapes being swal.
lowed up by the stormy waves - he pursues
his uncertain way, no win surely b chip.
wrecked at last, on the qaicksands or break.
ers. Thero 10 no safety TOR the individual In
anything but total abstinence. Before D Taste
for strong drink Is acquired. II requires com.
paratively no effort TO refrain from touching
the intoxicating cup. But after the hrst
draught is taken, after q taste 10 acquired,
then il requires will which many do not
posses, to break away from ito tempting EN-.
braces. SO Il 10 comparatively easy for the
State 10 prohibit the successful sale Of intox-
icating liquor to those who are not yet con.
hrmed drunkards; but II IL refrain from In
terfering until that point IL reached. its pow.
er will then be revoked in vain, and on its
head viii rest the blood Of the Thousands OF
thoughtless or reckless persons who shall 60
down to sdrunk ards grave in consequence Of
habits acquired by its permission--almost by
its direction. Fellow cidxens you who have
inadvertently given in your adherence to the
principle Of license, we beseech you TO con-
slider well your position, You-perhaps have
sons, who you hope may DO support and
solace to yo'r declining yerrs. ., may Il
never be said that by your influence and vote
you contributed to the success Of principle
which, accepted by your sons, has embitter.
ed your last days. fyou would be willing
TO risk the conseq uences Of having your own
sons acquire taste for Intoxicating liquor.
you should not be willing to vote to establish
a principle which may prove disastrous to
your neighbor's sons. The vote which. you
shall give on the 7th of June next. Is one oil
the most important which you eau ever be
called upon to cast. Consider well its i'm.
portance, and let it be such rs you may never
desire to recall. t...,.... ...,.y,
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BONES YoUND.-The two little Stevens
girls that were drowned at Pishon's Ferry
las, winter by falling through the Ice, were
found Sunday. 18th ult.. at Somerset Mills.
about four miles below the place where they
fell in. The bodies were taken to Winthrop
for interment. .frg Fsia - "..H
The body Of Mr.. Warren Thompson. who
was drowned last fall. At the ferry, near So
lon. was found last week upon cake OF ice.
at the head Of Burns Isisnd. . short distance
below where no went through the Ice. %
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e. Gov. Banks, of Mass, In his procla.
nation for Past, enamera.es among other
things to be prayed for, a lastly: "And
above all. that the signal and solemn awaken.
ing Of hearts that has surprised and gladden.
ed our land may wash out oil traces Of sin.
silence the contentious Of sscts, rebuks pride
Of opinion, and be sanctihed to the good Of
the institutions and people Of our ancient and
beloved Commonwealth" .. ban. .....
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II I. Is stated that the sale Of Mt. Vernon
to the Ladies Mount Vernon Association has
been made, and $4,000 Of the purchase mon.
sy paid in cash. Mr.. Washington retains
possession until payment Of $4,000 e
made. which viii probably take place In .
few months. frt,a ..iy ..rlf..I'
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THs COLLINS SrzAxsHrs.-Ths' sale d
these steamships was one Of the creates, eco.
RIDGES Of property o.. . large scale. ever made
in the United States. The claims against ths
three ships. u IN ~ allowed, only. amount
to ssSo. 200, and $4,000 of tAis b tispussd.
and probably will not Be- required. II ell
the el,ims are allowed. the purchasers win
only have 70 pay sl0s,Sso sps II. shI:s chip,
while the AdriasiS Which must b nsariy
q. good Is new extraordinarily more than
. million dollars, and the value Of the three
must DO over two millions. There was only
one bid at the sale.-Tfarsilsr. .,r,,.y.
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L,ouoa LrcsxsE. One Of the boldsst by.
oocri,is. of this sgs Of chan md show. one
az its comrletsss qualifications, y exhibited
In the legal permission Of thsssls OF istoxi.
ossine drinks. Our city sathositiss, oss
judge, our lawyer. our lssslasorss sss. IN
the main. time serving. fawnins. unnsnly
race knowing the night. they Ssss 70 snSoecs
Il, and prostitute their high intsllissnes 70
the mesnest Of al purposes. party ssgran.
dissment.-Hsls Journal Of HsskA. s..
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ConnkcrxD.-In the report Of the City Do
ings published in our last, an omission was
made in the order for an appropriation to the
highways and streets. Corrected, IL will read,
Nine hundred dollars to be expended in Ward
I. eleven hundred to be expended in Ward Z,
and four thousand dollars to be expended
within the limits Of School District No. I.
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w The Penobscot river Is very low for the
season. The recent storm Il 10 hoped may
have given some snow near the head waters,
which In melting viii do something towards
. frsshst. The stock Of old log y much
smsllsr than usual. "' M
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SENTENCE OF TucxEmnN. Nsc Haren.
Nav 4. Tuckerman, the mail robber. was
this morning brought before Judge Inger,oll
of the U. s. Circuit Court. for sentence, which
was imprisonment at hsrd'hbor In the Stats
Prison for twenty.one years. During the
address of the Judge, he shook convulsively.
a. II he were being condemned to death.
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vistsstss IN PhiisAsl.
phia and InAlanapOlis.

PHILADxtrHiA. Nays. The entire psopls's
ticket IL elected. Henry. the Oppositioa can
didste. has . majority a 1900 The other
candidate. ar. elected by n.jorisiss ringing
from $500 10 $500. - '.'-..
The Demoer,u have q majority Of one In
the Select Council, but the opposition have =
majority Of tvo-thirds In the Common Coun-
Gil. - i.Ha 80. ID. ..,rd ~ sr}4. Z.
IspiASAPoLis. Msy 8. The municipal
election here yesterday resulted In the election
Of the entire Republican ticket, By from 200
to 500 majority. Five u the seven Council.
men are Republicans. sI, 81. m %.
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COMPETITION n Hossn.-1hs solid old
towns Of Paris and Norway, In Oxford Coun.
". have, recenty had several ssials 70 sse
which could turn out The yrestsss number Of
horses. A, the Hnsl tsisl Paris brought out
32i. and Norway 2o7. The whole body Of
riders wsss treated 70 cakss and eo6ss By The
lsdies q south Psris.
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TIF@ N,ffFr
Miscellaneous Items.

u Benton's Thirty Years View" Is said
to have already attained the sale Of seventy
thousand volumes The publishers. Messrs
Appleton. are about to issue . new edition,
with copious analytical index, and IN auto
biographical memoir Of Col. Benton. written
within three months Of his death. This viii
much enhance the interest Of the work. 10
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~ The las, weeks Temperance Journal,
Portland, announces that after the 8nt Of
May. Darius Forbes. Esq. late Of the Oxford
Democrat, 10 to take the editorial charge Of
the Journal. .H'.| '..i $40 r. s'
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Twe would call the attention Of cities,
towns. individuals, and dealers in Fireworks.
to the advertisement Of Messrs. James g.
Hovey & Co., Boston, Mass, who will this
year sell their large and varied stock Of Fire.
works a, reduced prices. Having given. this
season. their exclusive attention to the above
business, all articles ordered may be relied
upon as of superior quality. .- rk
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uDr. wst.r. Of Phil.dslyhis. pronoun.
ces Senator Summers case attn 'ssrious." and
prohibits any attention for the present. 70 bu.
siness.
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~ The Journal Of Commerce ssys that
the "Connectieut Republicans are not ball
sstisHed with their late victory" The Prov
idenee Journal guesses they like Il better than
the Democrats do. .. .f ....H
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TEMPERANCE MEErNo.-The Temperance
Journal publishes the. following list Of ap.
pointments for Hon. Neal Dow to speak on
the subject Of Temperance ..
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Rrv. On. HrxRr wAax, Jn..,, says Of the

liquor business ,.--. !r,,,r g,.... OBJ !.
"No proposition seems 70 me susceptible Of
more Satisfactory demonstration than this,-
and am sure that no person can give Il one
hours serious thought without sssentins to
it-that III the, present state OF Information
on the subject, no man can think to act on
Christian principles, or do = patriots duty to
HE country, and at the sans time make or
cell the instruments of intoxication." 3D.. h.'s
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n WIN. Psirasld has bsea sppointed
Postmssssr ct Ksnasbunk. In plses u Esass
willard. .:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rSsy~ Nav Goops. --BRsspgN, Fox 4
o. have received this day, per Jamestown. the fol
;".ing ,yosss purchased In New York last week. nj
,,,@ra. hitch they think win appear very cheap:
? cases IRISH LINENS
Rsvaiere ColWed SILhS
Risck Ray adere DO
ri4in Black 90
Sii.%striae Cold do
peau4iftYl assarirnent OF EARR0lDERfES
fugepe Extension SKIRTS
Sew stvle CffAtlIE nEf.AtSES
u, French Spring AOCSkLlNES
side stripe Menseline ROBES
iiSIa English PRINTS in great variety
New Spring R1BRoNS
WHIT and Colored MkRsfTLLES. for Sacques
Ulsck ROMB a2iNE and Tsmese Cloth
New styiA Scolp'i NArseilles SKIRTS
v,a.r,islerei Pocket Hdkfs, very cheap
Ingram and apply CARPETINa. new patterns
ui,h fDll s..~ek Of Housekeeping and plantation
.Irt3s al Of which they will ntfer At very reduced
nrir.s BREEDEN, FOX 4 CO
FSe-.6t 2li Bread ST.
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PUTURE DAYS
- - -
By e. B. Cook & Co.

EXECUTORS SALE OF ELEGANT
- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
bic. decd will proceed 10 cell at his residence on
Trace. between 5th and 9Th streets, on FRIDAY the
18th Inst, nc 10 O'Clock,
The whole Of the Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, consisting in part Of
Splendid Mahogany Sofas and Tete-a-Tetes
Centre and Per Tables. with marble tops
Mantel Vases
Splendid Brussels Carpets
Magnificent Brocatel Curtains
Mahogany aud Cane-Seat Chairs
Bureaus, Wardrobes
Bedsteads, amongst which Is Q splendid Mahoxa-
ny French Bedstead
Beds, Mattresses Washstands
Beautiful Gas Chandeliers, Brackets, &c.
1T-octave Piano In Rosewood Case, splendid In
strument
The usual variety Of Diningroom Furniture. In
nrsf rate order
A large assortment of Crcckery. Glassware &c,
amongst which may be found q splendid China Din
ner set, containing 1862 pieces: China Tea sets Sill
yer and Plated " are; Cut-3lass Decanters: Cham
pagnes; Goblets: Winee,ac.
The usual variety of Kitchen Furniture.
~ The house will be open on Thursday, the 18th,
to give those who may desire 1t an opportunity OF
examining the furniture.
TERMS: For all sums under $l00, cash over that
amount, 4 months. for approved negotiable pa per-
Jas CkENsHAw,l Executors
WM LYONS. Jno Womble, decd
Sale conducted by 4 B Cook Co, Aucts.
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Ens~ No FAMILY can afford to be with

out MUSTaSg LISIxgST in tASYr house The many
accidents liable t., may render il necessary
any moment, and nothing Is capable of performing
such a certain care ErirGct: In lifting the kett
Fran the fire. il caught aSd scatdod my tnds and
person very seyerely-oae hand almost 10 q crisp
The torture wss unbearahle. IL was an awful sight
. The Mustang i.inimant appeared to ex-
tract tho pain almost Immediately. 1t healed ra.
pidly and left OF account. CHSS FosTER, 40
Broad street Philadelphia" Ii is truly a wonderful
article. IL will cure any case of swelling. Birns,
stiff Joints Erupt.ons, or rheumatism. For Horses,
il shonii never bs dispensed with. One dollar 8
worth o; Mustang has frequently saved a valuable
horse 1t cures Galds. sprains. RingbOne, Spawn
and FoHn ie :. Bgv ARB oF MUTATIONS. Sold IN all
parts Of the hahitshle gluba.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
Il - Hnrk
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TRUSTEES SALE of LEAsEHOLD

L, II
AARON kpSS.-On the 10th day of February, 1854.
the undersigned, who were appointed Trustees in
deed of trust, executed by Hardinia Ross on the
ngs Court Clerk office in the city of Richmond, in
Book No II b, page 3o2 to secure ito George n. sa-
bearing dale ON the 4th day of May. 1857, PAYABLE
eight months after its date the second bearing date
on the 4th gay OF May 1851, payable sixteen months
day OF May, 1887, payable twenty-fJur months after
its datehs first being for the cum of $3.50, the
cond for $40, aud the third for 500 the three ma
at tne request Of George NJ Savage, proceed to sell
so much Of the said property conveyed by the said
the costs of recording the deed of trust and "the
expenses OF executing the trust at the auction room
Richmond. UPON the following terms: For a suffi-
Gent amount in cash to pay the note first herein
named, that i., S52O, that sum being now due, with
the interest which may have accrued on the same,
anu the expenses of executing this trust; and to
the residue. upon the following terms for the sum
of $50, upon credit Of sixteen months from the 9Th
day of May, 1857; and for the sum of $3.50, upon
credit OF t1entyfO Hr months, from the 4th day of
May. 1857; and for the balance of the purchase mo-
ney, upon such credit as the said Hardinia Ross
shall direct For the credit payments, negotiable
notes. secured to the satisfaction Of the UNDERSIGNED
same which was conveyed by deed of lease, bearing
date on the first day of May. 1857, between samuel
j. Rutherford and hardinia Ross. duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of the Hu tiugs Court of the city
of Richmond, to the said Ross, and is described III
the said deed certain lot of ground, fronting
VentynVe foet on the 8Outh side OF Broad street, De-
tween Wall street and Birch Alley and Sixteenth
street running back on its eastern line one hundred
and ami half eet; it's western line one hun
bred and twenty three feet; on its line seventy
fonr feetbounded the east by the lot of Richard
Adams estate; the west by Wall street or Birch
Alley: an tho south by the lot sold to Henry Lump
kinwhIch lease is for bine years from the LIST day
of May 1857, at annual rent of eighty dollars Per
year. to he paid quarterly. There are terms, condi
lions aud agreements in the lease, which will be
fully explained on the day Of sale. The Negro Man
is represented as a good carpenter.
We will commence the sale at i2 o'clock, with the
aforesaid real estate ami If il brings enough to pay
the debt due TO George NJ. Savage and the expenses
Of executing the trust shall offer for sale the
negro man Aaron; otherwise We shall Immediately
after the sale Of the real estate. sell him.
We believe the title ts the above property 10 De
perfectly good but selling as Trustees we shall con-
,ey with special warranty only.
JNQ. NJ. GREG0RY. lTrrs,ee.
JOHN n. GARNkTr, A'"''''''
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by Alexander Mott.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE
l. RIES, &c Will be sold at auction, at my store,
mencng at 10 O'Clock, large lot new and second
hand Furniture.
DRY G0ODt.-Cloths, Csssimeres. Cassinets, Liz
READYMADE CL0THING.-Two hundred Over.
coats $50 Cashmere aud silk Vests IS pair Cashmere
rants. Merino Shirts and Drawers, Silk Handker-
chiefs &c.
Ga0CERIES.-Whlskey, Gin, Rum, Brandy. SUI
gar. Coffee, Soap aud Candles.
fe Is ALEX. MOTT. Auct
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By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.

VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING,
At THE CORNER OF ST. STEPHEN AND
COUTTS STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
VIII be sold. on the Goth FEBRUARY. 1858, upon
the premises, commencing at about 4 o'clock n
Store aud Dwelling loca ed as above The lot fronts
61z feet and back ia feet to alley and hav
ing thereon the Store aud Dwelling In front, and
several small Genements in rear, which will be sold
separately.
TEkAs-Onefourth cash, balance at 4, and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest add.d and IL
tie retained. The purchaser to pay taxes for the
present year GUDDIN Il APPERSOS,
f. IL Auctioreers
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TRUSTEE SALE OF LAND, 60

TRUSTEE SALE OF LAND, sc -
L BY virtue of deed of trust. of record in the
Clerks office of the county of HeDrico, executed BY
ria to Nathaniel G Claiborns. trustee in who's,
stead have been app inted trustee BY the county
Court of Henrico shall SELL at public auction.
tho 10th February, at O'clock p. NJ If fair. If not
the following TUESDAY at the same hour. TO tn
highest bidder FIR cash tract of land which sale
John W. YArbrough resides, containing sbout ten
acres, one mile from Richmond, IN the Deep Run
read. adjoining tho lands Of VIM c. Allen and Mrs.
Eliza Talley
Also, one NEGRO WOMAN. one HORSE, one
Market WAGON, one horse CART and all the house
hold and Kitchen furniture and agricultural utensils
of all kinds on said premises.
The title is undoubted, but selling as trustee, ]
can only warrant specially
In 6-dfda Trfstee