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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25

ID ALMER'S ARTIFICIAL LEG.
Il This triumph Of American skill is Acknowledged
& as uneQuahed both in Europe aud America. At the
| Worlds FAR N London Il received the " Great
Prize Medal over thrtv-dvc competitors from all
= parts Of Europe. The American Institute" Of
\ New York, IN their late Report" say" palncr's
ducai Leg retains is superiority al others"
II is remarkable for its wonderful naturalness both
- in appearance and action. II nearly resembles the
natural hpeb that when dressed 1t is quite impossible
distinguish il from the natural limb. Over 5000 Of these
limbs now in daily use by al classes (noudug
ly 500 ladies who enabled to attend their various
avocatons with slmost quite their usual ability. The
Palmer Leg" Is applied to the shortest and teHdere0
0Umps with entire pressure Is ailotred up
the md Of the stump. The browning characteristics
u this limb NghfHess. great durdbihty--and in ap
pearance It Is only rivallel by the mechanism Of ma
ture. Every calling in life is represented in the use Of
this mb-armcrs, mechanics, Lawyers, merchants, ccr-
gymeu etc We have upwards Of fnrty patients. each
nearing c9 irfifcal Legs The patient is enabled to
eaN immedatey upon the application Of the limb, with
astonishing aufV1icss, grace and comfort We always
guarantee entire Pamphlets, giving full and
reliable information with references etc, from the
distinguished sources, gratis to all who request
them Apply 70 PA I'M Err q. 90, 10 Green St,
Boston, or 37s Broadway, New York.
". B.-Bcirerc ofuGifat0rs. S97
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25
UTION TO THE PUBLIC.
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
MEnICATEn SCHNAppS.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
INDICATED SCHNAPPS.
ROYAL SCHNAPPS.
DIR WOOLF SCHNAPPS.
ALONZO WOLF SCHAPPS.
Purchase no Gin put up in bottles under the above
brands with labels claiming possess medical proper
ties They all common mixed Gin, put up in imita
ton my Genuine sehnapps, for the purpose Of dceeiv
ing the public.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and only Importer OF the Genuine
Schieddm Sohuapps.
SALE BOSTON ny
|. D. RICHARDS SON, IS 81 State street.
EDWARD GOODMAN & Co, % State street
SAML Q. COCHRAN & CO., 80 Congress street
WEEKS & POTTER, l24 Washington street
SETH Z. PICKER, 30 Elm street
A. l.. CUTLER, i3 India street.
WILSON, FAIRBANKS & co.
CARTER, COLCoRD x PRESTON, Hanover and
Portland streets.
BURR, FOSTER & CO., Conhill.
SAMUEL n. WM A. BREWER, 30 92 Wash
iugton street
A. S. MANSFIELD, l59 Mix st. $500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25
GEORGE r. FRENCH, ENGRAvER AND
N PLATE PRINTER,
No. PSI Washington, Winter Street, BOSTON
Particular attention given TO the Engraving and Printing
IitatiOn, Reception, Marriage. Address and

' s 7 7 \ q z A II u :.
long experience in this particular branch warrants
me ia saying that persons about ordering Cards Of any
description, will study their interest by calling send
ing above, he will furnish the best and most fash
ionabc card produced low lower than any other
| Enlistment.
Wedding Stationary constantly hand. Portraits,
Views, Maps, Diplomas, Labels, Bill-heads Blank
Checks. Notes, Drafts and Bills Of Exchange, any
&c. furnished 20 order.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended TO.
1900
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25
MOTHERS! MOTHERsM MOTHERS!!

MUI ENN. MOI HEH0 :! MUI IT Ems !.
AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN.
Don't fail 20 procure Mrs. Wmslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Toethng. II has no equal on Earth No
mother who has ever tried Mrs. Winsl0w's SoorH1NC
SunUP for Children will ever consent 20 let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period Of toething
without the aid Of this invaluable preparation. II life
and health be estimated by dollars and cents it is
worth its weight in gold.
Millions OF Bottles Of Mrs WISsLow's SoornN0
SuRur are sold every year in the United States.
Price only 25 cents a bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of Curtis PER-
KINs is on the outside wrapper.
j. NJ. HENRY & SoNs, Waterbury, Vt, General
Wholesale Agents for Vermont and Canada Fast.
sold by l.. 4. Pierce, Wholesale Agent, Mont
pelier, VI 7I.2Ss
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DIR. Ian GI.EY'S
20 OF AND Ii Il r b BI II 4 II S


DIR. Lac GLEY'S
ROOT AND ii Err b BIT I + Rs q.
Composed OF Sars1Du4Hq. wa ChoTy, Ieiior Dock
Pyictly fsh, T1oroayhco,7, Rau5arb, Magdrakc, Dan
dehoH. Se.,a Of which compounded as TO act in
concert and assist Nature IN eradcating disease.
The effect Of this medicine is wond rful-it acts
directly upon the bowels aud blood, by removing all OBJ
structous from the internal organs, stimulating them in
20 healthy action. rcn0vang the fountains of life and
ygur, purify the blood, cleansing il from all humors
and causing it TO course through every part Of the
body. They and eradicate from the system Liver
Compaint-that main wheel Of so many diseases-Jaun-
dice in its orns an Bilious diseases aud Foul
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Costiycncss Humors Of the blood
and Skin, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles
Heartburn. Weakness Pain in the Side and Bowels
Fatuency Loss of Appetite and all kindred complaints
caused by torpid diseased liver, disordercd Stom
ach, bad Blood TO which all more or less subject
in Spring and summer
Ifaken in large doses Fever and Ague may be broken
up and cured az once This has become standard med
icne. and is decidedly the best the world
Price only p cts. for the pint and 81 IL cts for the
quart bottle
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere. Orders
should be addressed 20 J. o. LANGLEY Proprietor II
Marshall st, Boston, Mass
Sold by all the Druggists in Montpelier, and by +. f.
SMITH wholesale to the trade. o29N
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THREE DAYS LATER.

ST. JonNs. Y f. June 21--rhe royal mail steamship
Persia CAPTAIN Judkins, which et Liverpool Satur-
day, l2h inst boarded oil Cape Race at o'clock,
last evening 1y the steamer Victoria and the dis
patch for the Associated Press obtained. The Persia has
l2S passengers.
The Atlantic Telegraph feet sailed on the 10th inst
The Agamunuuu was towcd ont OF Plymouth Sound NJ
O, A. NJ; the Niagara left under steam at II o'clock
and the whole fleet subsequently stWted under canvass
with n0rthery breeze They would continue under sal
until reaching iud-occan, which it expected woulc
he attained, and the operation OF suhmcrgiug the cable
commenced, the 2lm inst
The first Of the weekly line Of steamers, the In
dian Empire, with the Colonial and United States mails
was TO leave Galway for Halifax and New York on Fri
day II expected that The run from Galway to Hal
flax would Boz accomplished in eight days.
The recent warike pgplrauous that have been pro-
crossing Ia Frame have attracted the attention OF the
English press In Parliament, Dsraeh, in remarks upon
the subject rcpudated the idea Of danger and said the
cable nature.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Fitzgerald stated that
Mr. Mason, the American Minister at Paris, labored
der grave Interpretations in representing England
acqu scug in the free labor movement recently initiated
by France.
Later ad,ices have received from India. Bombay
dates NJ May TO-
ItohHcnnd was in complete possession Of the British
army.
Barclly occupied by the British, the enemy having
deserted as the flro IS approached.
Affairs in Dude were assuming more quiet aspect
Arrangements for grand attack on Calpee were being
pero ted and the affair expected 10 take place in
few days
The Bank of France had increased It's specie nearly
70,OO010 francs during the month.
The Spanish journals say that Gen. Concha still re-
mains a. Governor General Of the Island Of Cuba.
The misunderstanding between France and Austria l.
considered involving immediate rupture between The
two Countries.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25
TINHE YSTAL OIL LAMP,
FOR BURNING THE CRYSTAL OIL,

TINHE CRY STAL OIL LAM p,
FOR BURNING THE CRYSTAL OIL,
nl9y- Combining Economy and Safety ..4gSn
Patent Rights for States and Counties For Safe.
This important invention for producing the cheapest
light in the world is perfected and offered to the pub
lie. Numbcress other attempts have been made to pro-
duce cheap light but attended with such Inherent
objections destroy their utility and adoption But
the Crystal Oil Lamp while il is the cheapest, is both
safe and agTecrbie In every position, making clear,
trhife and briYiam fame-entrely free from smoke
odor There danger from explosion but is Perfec
~ safe under all circumstances. The oil be used In
any place without fear " selling the incest garments
The Lamps are simply arranged and perfectly eonirolA
Die by the children and doncsiics, and constructed
that the light be varied ia moment FROM that OF one
10 eighteen twenty ordinary lamps. While II Is feo
nom the disapeeablo smell arising from the Kerosene
and the danger attending the N burning fluid, Is
found upon scientific comparison toproduce
As much light for ONE CENT as kero-
sene will for THREE CENTS, or Burning
Fluid will for SIX CENTS.
Thus saving hycsXhs Of the entire amount now eNpend
ed the price Of the lamp in about month They
adapted to all situations making The cheapes, and most
desirable light Tor every place the largest halls or
churches well private dwellings. The patent on
this lamp for the different States and counties through
the Union with the exclusive sale Of the Crystal Oil,
nifty for merchants TO cure for themselves the monopo
" Of trade entirely free from opposition. Facilities
completed Tor the manufee Of the lamps Ia such guam
titles that they will be furnished to the purchasers Of
rights IN any style, az such will Yield almost
incrcduous profit These rights will be closed off inn
mediaely and the lamps and oil delivered as soon as
desired. AS lamps oil will be sold 20 any but pur-
chasers Of rights, all letters making the request w NOT
OIL Lamp Co, No. Merchants Row, will be promptly
attended TO. o5yI
Crystal OIL Lamp Company, No. Merchants
Roio, Bof0n.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25

in the United States
Please address Sole Agents,
HOLDEN, CUTTER ~ CO,
Sales Warehouse remored from hitg street 10 ~ 81
FEDERAL ST., BOSTON
sANDERSON q LANERGAN,
Ena Laboratories,
East Cambridge and So. Reading. Mass
y. Sour extensive engagements in the Exhibition
business have led many suppose furnished the Fire
Works 10 the city Of Boston last year Sjl when the
unfortunate and fatal accident took place on the exhibit
ton ground.
In Justice IN ourselves, aud in answer 10 enquiries we
would state that although supplied the city Of Dos
ton for number Of years and have contracted Tor the
same the present year, DIp NOT supply them ias'
yearthe contract for 1887 having been gwen 10 olhei
parties. "'o
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Boston Special nutirts.
THE HUMAN HAIR.

THE HUMAN HAIR.
~ How many persons abnso this delicate and bcauu-
ml ornament by burning IL with aicOh0tc caShes and
skin and is not absorbed BurHet's Coooaiae
pound Of Coooa-nut OIL &c, is unryalled dressing
for the hurts readily absorbed, and is peculiarly adapt
ed TO It's various conditions, preventing its falling Of and
promoting its healthy growth For sale by all druggists
PREMATURE LOSS OF THE HAIR.
NJ Which il so common nowadays, may be entirely
prevented by the OF Buaetfs Cocaine IL has been
used in thousands Of where the hair coming
out in handsi and has failed TO arrest its decay
and 20 promote a healthy and vigorous growth, II is at
the same time unriyalled dressing for the Hair
single application will render soft and glossy for seve
raj days For sale by all druggists
WRITE TO
! I5'HI, b. CARTER CO., Boston, Mass
READ
/ III H. b. CARTER K co. IS advertisement boston,
Mass.
| NJ DEAFNESS CURED, HOWEVER CAUSED -
] Letters addressed 10 DIR, BOARDMAN, u Suffolk
/ Place. Boston, answered. Remedies sent by express
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
! M LOCAL and TRAVELLING AGENTS. Salary,
5000 to $1,000 per month"; Here is chance for
few Young men TO make large salary without invest
ing capital For outfit, enclose stamps for return
H. D. CARTER CO., Boston, Mass.
The above is no 'hreoceat clutch penny OF humbug,
to introduce Patent Medicines, Books Lottery Swindes,
&c.
SEE
InFI h. CARTRR & co. IS Advertisements Boston,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25

FURNISHING GOODS.-EDwARD Dew
i ny has lust returned from New York and loston
with well-seleoted stock o. FURNISHING ooOpS.
snch as are wanted for this market.
No. 5 State Street, April, 1903. 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25

lV0 IVN WNTNNIl T. II Ne 20 T0l0.
ASIIEs-Ihe demand is steady bat moderate, with
sales for &c per b. cash for Pots and Pdars.
BUTrER-Rcmains without change The arrivals
have abundanty supplied the market good and choice
dnirics At II lsc and common 10 Ice. Good cheese
is and wanted ordinary IS plenty and duli Sc.
WOOL-Thc demand has fallen off, but prices coniin-
ne quito steady, and the stock is considerably reduced
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr.--Junc 49,
BY Tcigrlph to the Watchman : journal
AZ Market $40 Cattle $50 Bocvcs, 20 Stores consisting
Of Working Oxen Cows, and ono two and three years
olds ruIors
Beef extra ~, so a 500 Working Oxen, $50 lI6
" first quail. Go 7,2j Cows 4 Calves, 30 90
" see. 900 6,2j YearlinRs, none.
" third $50 Two years olds, % -
" ordinary 400 Three " % 80
Sheep and Lamhs.--At Market, 1900. Prices
In Lots, l.5l 2.j) Extra select. 800 800.
RENANKs.
Our last quotations Tor beef fully sustained
Supply short and an indication Of decline in prices.
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Boston & Re@ llurk ADVERTISEMENTS.
no nm cIrIzENs on VERMONT
SChiedam Aromatic Schnapt

Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.
This medicinal beverage manufactured by the propr-
cor at schiedam, Holland expressly for medicinal use,
by process peculiar to his Factory. II is the pure
Tinciure Of the Italian Juniper Berry whose more vim
extract IS distilled and rccded with is spurious sol
vent, which thus becomes concentrated uncurc Of
quisc favor and aroma altogether ranscendant in its
cordial aud medicinal properties to any alcoholic smu-
LIANT he the world II is now prescribed by than
5000 ysicaus in the United States. in Of Gravel,
Gout Dropsy, and Bladder and Kidney Complaints
Put zap Quart and Pint Bottles, in Of one doz
en- qt and Of two dozen PTS and for sale by all
the Druggists aud Country Merchants
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Depot p Bcaver-St, New York.
The Proprietor akcs the liberty % referring 70 the fol-
lowing Physicians In the Eastern States, who have used
the schnapps DO their practice
rnl MEDICAL EFffRrSoas ~ N,ssAcHusErrs.
lll. NJ. a.. iifc o.
u.
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The FEcUNDfrY or FLfEs.--The flies
are beginning to become numerous and trouble
some. The streets and the houses will soon
be full Of them. The ingenuity of man has
not yet invented agents that can destroy them
as fast as they come Nor is this to be Won
dered at when it is known that from a single
hy more than two millions Of these pests arc
produced in one summer. The rapidity and
the multiplicity with which they increase may
be learned from the following table
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-22
HEALING sPRINGs-These celebra

HEALING These celebra
- ted SPRINGS are now open for the reception of
and comfortable and sufficient for the comfortable
accommodation of three hundred persons. The
" ATERS are celebrated for their Efficiency in dis
eases Of the ski Liver and Stomach Scrofula, Old
Ulcers Paraly sis, diseases of the Bladd, iineys
and Uretus, Chronic Diarrhoea Chronic Asthma
diseases of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes HeInor.
rhOids Fistula in AM, Rheumatism. Goat Dyspep
hia, Uterine Diseases, rs LeGc0rrhua, Dyemenor
rh11, Men9rrboegia, Ubs'rncted Ca,amepia, Prolap-
sus Uter Neuralgia and diseases of the Eye
The BATHS have been enlarged and improved
since the last season, by the introduction of mum.
hot water from the medicinal fountain thus furnish
A9 Baths OF any the feelings of the pa
tiert and necessities OF the may require, each
BAN occupying sepaIate apartment.
Each Bath is supplied with Shower Bathing Ap-
paratus of improved cons ruction
The Baths are exceedingly delightful, buoyant
and grateful imparting glow and softness to the
skin NOT equslled by any waters in Western Fir-
The properties OF these waters are greatly ca,har-
&c, uieuretic diaphOre.ic, Alternative, sentative aud
antsirritant. and are peculiarly applicable to the
tre3e4neut OF the above diseases
The Healing Springs are located in Bath county,
Va, immediately upon the road leading from Mill
boro Depot of the Virginia Central Railroad to the
Greeubrier White Sulphur springs-24 u lies from
the fJrner and 80 miles asst of the latter place and
within day travel of Baltimore. Richmond, Wash-
line of daily Stages carrying the Mail, will run
reg ulary between Millboro Depot and White Full
phpr, aud passing On route the Bath Alnm, Warm
and Hot Springs. well graded road, and stop
| ping here, will convey visitors regularly to and
! from the Springs
inexperienced physician resides at the Springs,
permanently. The proprietors intend to r.e every
effort TO render the soorrn OF their visitors both
pleasant and profitable, and have fitted up fine
billiard and Bowling Saloon. fine Band Of Music
has been engaged and will remain during the sea-
son.
Persons desiring further Information in regard tn
the medicinal efficacy of the water, be supplied
| with our Pamphlet, containing the opinions and
certificates of Physicians and others who have test
tad its merits nj most of tho hotels or by addressing
| the propretots PORTER IRWIN,
ie,7-dtm PrOpretors,
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4 PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT
4 " ~ y ~ =
RUEEALO GAP HnuSE

This well known Mountain retreat formerly kept
by NJ Putnam, ten miles west of Staunton, ON the
Central railroad and the Parkersburg turnpike, is
now open for the accommodation of travellers and
visitors Persons wishing 10 spend The heat of sum-
in n cool quiet way cannot find IN orc suitable
place in all Virginia. 1t is easy OF accessible cars
Of the Central road pass by it every day The house
is large (.6 roOns) convenient aud ell ventilated;
surrounded by the most beautiful mountain scene
ry fine springs of Freestone, sulphur, Chaly beate
and Alum water convenient. AS will not keep
any intoxicating drinks about
me, vistors need not fear any annoy ance in that
way and while the comfort of visitors will be great
er, the charge will be less than at crowded water
ing place
eA-Board per week, 81
Post office, SwOope's Depot, Augusta, CO.. Va.
Je l5-3ws HERRING.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ARLE FARM AND STONE QUARRY IN

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ON JAMES RIVER,
FIVE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND.-As Commits
soner OF the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield. appoint
ed by a decree pronounced on the Sth May, 1858 in
tas case of Green, guardian against Green. &c >, /
shall p oceed to SELL at public auction, the prem
ises TU ESDAY the 9th july, 1858, at IL O'Clock,
if fair if not the fair day the valuable Farm
of which Nathaniel Green died seized containing
400 acres, more or less in Chester field county on
James River. 1t has on it excellent Framed
Dwelling and all the usual buildings, and is con-
sdered desirable estate. In addition ithas on
it stone Quarry OF great value, which will be sold
with or without the Farm as may be deemed best 81
the hour of sale.
TERMS :-Jne-third cash balance at and years
after date for bonds bearing interest, with good So
curity, and title retained till the whole purchase
money be paid. MARMADUKE JOHNS N,
10 S-2aWt6s Conner.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF "a IL ACRES

l. OF WOOD LAND IN HkNRIOo, ABOUT ga
MILES BELOW RlGHG0N D.-As SURVIVING trus-
zee in two certain deeds Of tIust, executed 10 VIM
u otwrght and Thos. j. Nance. trustees, by j. b.
Bragg aud wife, dated lat April 1856, and 8th Au
gnst. 1856. duly recorded in Henrico County Cont
miaes, ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of August
1855 at O'Clock 2. NJ. If fair. il not, the next far
day Si1a acres OF Valuable WOOD LAN d, situated IN
the county of lIenrico abvut 81 miles below Rich
nond, adJoiaing the lands of Messrs. robert Jordan
Jacob :. Atlee and Others, and being the same con-
yeyed t, said Bragg by JAS Bosher.
The terms Of sale, which will De reasonable, will
be- made know et the hour OF sale.
The title Is believed To I've good, but the subscriber
will convey wi n the usual special warrants.
lie l9-lawtAltd WIN BUUTWRIGHT, Trustee.
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BY James Nj, Taylor 4 Son.
TRUST SALE OLA VALUABLE

TRUST 8 A L Il OF A VALUABLE
L FARM IN HENRICO, JUST BELOW RICH
embellishments to the provisions of a deed OF
trust executed by Howard Burlington on the 18th
Gay OF July 49,, and recorded in the Cl.rk's Office
OF henrcJ County Court, shall, IS trustee, pro.
coed, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of July. lo5S, on the
bidder, the tract of land conveyed in the said deed
The farm contains lS6 acres, is well timbered and s
in a good neighb0rhOod. The dwelling house is il
good cond,ti The land is productive ard the
proxi nifty OF the farm to tue city of Richmond Che
ing only six or seven miles below the city of nch
m0nd, renders 1t q very desirable location.
TERMs-0ne-third of the purchase money to be
paid IN cash. one-third in twelve months and the
other third in twb years from the Gay of SALE with
interest on the credit pay mentsfrom the date of sal
till paid and the title to be withheld till the whole
purchase money be paid.
TB0S J EVANS, Trustee
Sale conducted by JAS N TAYLoR 4 Sos. Aucts
2awtds
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TRUsTEE's SALEOF REAL ESTATE

l. By virtue Of deed of trust executed TO me on
the 9th day Of December. 1867, by Darius stebbins
and Ellen t.. his wife, and ELIAS j. Miller and Jaue
A his wife, " hich deed was duy recorded In the
Clerks office OF Henrico county, ia book 10 page
1885, SHALL at the request OF the beneficiary in said
deed, sell at pubic auction, ON the premises at .
o'clock. p. NJ, on TIL ESDAY. the 18th day OF June
1855 the real estate therein described. beng lots
of LAND, lying in the county OF ,HenrcO, near
Fairfield RAGE Course, containing about 10 acres,
plats OF which can b. seen at my office
TERMS made known az the hour / -ale,
JeH JAS T SUTTON. JR. Trustee