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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-04
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
ESTATE.

"a " a< - n Il -a-At-J l. Y /s
EDY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
-A1 Orphans court of Bedford county, the
Undersigned, administrator Of The Estate Of Pc
Ter BarndoIlar late of West Providence town
ship, decd, will sell, on Saturday, the 9th dav
OF November, a. D. 1859, upon the premises,
the following !described Real Eslais, to
wit
Oae tract OF Land situate on the South side
OF the Junlata River. in said township, contain
ing 2l7 acres and l05 perches, and allowance,
adjoining lands Of David Sparks, Jacob Barn
dollar and Others about 100 acres cleared and
under fence and in fine state of cultivation
10 acres thereof good meadow The improve
ments consist, in part, of a two story double
log dwelling house, barn, wagon shed, spring.
house and other out buildings. There is, lso,
an orchard OF choice fruit upon the premi-
ses.
ALSO, one other tract Of land, adjoining
the above, containing % Acres and 81 Perches,
held by warrant There is also good water
power on The aforesaid property-also a sugar
camp.
TERMS OF SALE One third in hard,
after confirmation of sale, to wit: On frat of
April, 1860, when Deed will be made and
possession delivered-the remainder in two
equal annual payments thereafter, TO De secured
by judgment bonds or honds and mortgage.
JAMES NJ. BARNDOLLAR,
Admir- Of the Estate of
Peter Barndollar, decd
Oct :, 1859.
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.SHERTFF'S SALE.

By Virtue ofSundry Wr.ts Of FL Fa and Fend.
Fxponas 10 me directed there wilt be sold at tae
Court House, in the Borough OF Bedford, Satur-
dav The 18th day of November, 1853, at 10 o'clock
A. ~, ;he following described Real Estate to
wit:
One lot of ground, in the town of Water Street
fronting 90 feet on the Turnpike road, and exten-
ding back about 800 feet, with dwelling house,
cooper shop and frame stable thereon erected, adj
Joining lot OF John Eberly on the North, Wm. s.
Fluke on the South and Daniel Bare on the West,
situate IN South Woodberry township, Bedford CO.,
and taken in execution as the property OF William
c. Gettys
Also
All Def John Fiddler's right, title and interest
in and to a o Of ground, fronting about 20 feel on
John Street, and extending back about 2J0 feet 10
alley, with d small one and half story frame
house, with small kitchen attached, thereon erec-
led, adjoining lot OF Martin Boor on the east and
lot Of Joseph Gravity on the west, situate IN Bed
ford Borough, Bedford county, and taken in execa-
ton as the property Of John Fiddler
Also
One tract OF land, cont aiming thirty acres, more
or less, about cleared aud undeF fence, ad-
joining lands Of Rudolph Hoover, Peter Stern, Phil
up 5. Croft and others situate in Middle Noo-ber-
~ Township, Bedfoid county, and taken in eAecu-
ton as the property OF Edward Pearson.
Also
BY Writ OF Levari Facias, all the pelt's interest
IN the following described certain plantation or
tract Of laad situate in Napier tp, Bedford Coun-
ty, adjoining lands OF Dayi Border, Anthony SJlt-
fer, John S,s and the widow Thompson, contain
ing one hundred and forty seven acres aad allow
ance, being the same tract Of land sold by Lewis
Rising and Wife to Patrick Doila5d, together with
all the buildings thereon erected, and taken in exc
cuion as the property OF Patrick Do.lard, Def.
SheriF's once, Bee WN.s FLUEE,
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NOTICE,

Whereas letters of administrator on the
Estate OF George Evans. late OF Monroe Town
ship. deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber, all persons indebted 10 the said
Estate, are requested TO make immediate pay
mpnt, and those having claims against sad
Estate, viii present them without delay.
.''' JONAIHAN HORTON,
Oct IT'D, 1859. Administrator
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gIcOmOBgay pays saebtso

and the farmers who are using Hartleys Corn stalk
CATERS aud crushers, Hartey's shelters, and
{ chop-ms, are saving, by good management, hun
dreds of dollars.
0cf. 81, 1859.
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
Il d IL $ 4 l. +.

The subscriber o!frrs for sale, Tor account OF
whom it may concern, the Dwelling House
and Store Housr attached, together with about
two acres Of land, situated in Cumberland
valIey. Bedford Comfy, on lhr Pablo Road,
abont y miles from Cumberland, lately occu-
pied by VIM. B'mr
Tbi, property wound suit a country merchant,
nbveician, or mechanic, and ii is believed such
p.rson nigh, do wrlI rherr Fh- neighboF-
mood is good >na II not sold By 'he frSi o.
January nex:, it viii be sold at Public Sale. fhe
title is iudisputable. Apply TO
Oct. Il, 1859. w. M. HALL.
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By Robert B. Lyme.
DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED

DUBLIC SALE OF TWO HUNDRED
4 AND FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF VALUABLE
LAND, IN HANOVER COUNTY, NINE MILES
FROM RICHMOND. AND ONE MILE FROM AT
LEES WATER. STATION. ON THE CENTRAL
AT AUCTI0N.-I will sell at public
auction. on WEDNESDAY. March the 10th. at ~
O'clock. upon the premises. il fair. "a not the neHs
fair day thereattsr.l that valuable TRACT oR
LAND. described above. adjoining the lands OF -
Tinberlake and others. containing two nundred
and iifty-two acres-about thirty OF which are
cleared and produces we'll of the usual crops, espe
cially tobacco and vegetables. IL would ansWet
we'll for market garden, being within niteeo MI
nutes travel TO Richmond. From fsy 70 sixty scres
more could, with small expenditure. be blougnt
under cultivation. The balance Of the Land v ven
set Ia oak.
The improvements consist Of . framed wooden
dwelling. nearly new. containing four rooms, and
tho usual outbuildings aud well Of excsiient We,
ter in the yard The location b very hsAishy, ana
the seciety good. - ~
A great bargain can be purchased privatsly.
immediate application b made tc the subscripsf.-
II sold privately. due notice will b given.
Once In Basement Of Metropolitan HAIL
vah 1 -
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MILL
~ AND LANDS IN HANOVER COUNTY In
pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court of Fan
over County, entered the I'd Cay of October 1857
in the suit of Dukes administrator against Taylors
administrator and Others the undersigned Commits
sioneIs named in the said decree. will sell. the
premes, at public auction. to the highest bidder,
on WEDNESDAY, the 23i day of March, 1889. the
Lands and ILLS in the said decree mentioned. being
LIST, The Mill, formerly known as Darracotts Mill,
with 81 acres of land thereto attached and for
vera years past in the occupancy of Robert Elicit
situate in the county of Hanover, the southsihe
Of South Anna river, and adjoining the land of the
late Vim D Winston, and the Richmond Freder.
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Also. I'd. tract
of Land called Kinlbronghs, with the buildings
and improvements thereon. adjoining the Mill tract
and the lands of VIM Wood aud others. This
property is considered valuable-the Mill being well
located for country custom, and having ready ac-
cess to the city of Richmond.
The title is believed to be unQuestionable. but as
Commissioners shall sell with special warranty
oaly.
1ERMs-One-fourth each. balance upon a credit Of
six twelve and eighteen menths, wit interest from
the day of sale, The purchaser to give bond. with
good security for the deferred payments, and title
retained until the purchase money Is all paid.
Gale to oameuce at IL O'Clock, A Nj.
G GRIswoLD, Commissioners
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ny r. q. Larus. Auot'r-
uAY AT AUcr1nY
By Alex. Mott, Auot'r.
FURNITURE. DRY Goona ANN q

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS AND GRO
co- OEhl Es-Will be sold at auction. AZ nv -.
inc 100 zap and 18th streets. on TUESDAY morn
MIG nuW lot second hand Furnitu-e. "s S'0os'
Inns Cambp;cs oC'o,bs. Csssimeres. Casinets. Mus
large lot Hns;. uipgh amg Calicoes and Domsstcs.
Cans and ssnnss, Made cohns Boots, Shoes, Hss
rGHnCERIES.-25 bbIs Old Rra wn;.x~
an 6randy; bbs inc; 30 bbls neryj, y" oD y.
nh ikaiS; @boxes Soap; IS box-s Csndiss ~ ~
AIEX
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By 9oddin & Apperson, Auots.
VALUABLE BRICK reup,,prr, =

Y TuV VIII LIZ DnICh TENEMENT6 on
Avn Fp WET SIDE OF WALL. HsrvE.s NAN
Nj, nAN hLIN sTS.. FOR SALE AZ AIiCTTnoAN
Wl1i pc sold on TUESDAY the 18th dsy Of MA
10, nos' gu me premises, commencing atl cciocS pW'
Occupsaney OF Mr. Ro Eli aud others. TIA Who,e
on ~ rent Tor abont $40 per annum The ioc"
uon on this property Tin the heart of the citrS =
ssnmitaoiy adapted to retail stores ana ofBcs: a.
years past wv" u'eu ior several
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance at 4 s..s :.
t;. LIS ios negotiable notes, interest added and
.,.e renamed I'll last note be paid The tsxes ana
mh7 GODDIN ippTppuunrC1Aeer .
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By E. 3. Cook, Auct.

EXECUTORS SALEOF HOUSEHOLD
\ ANB KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY. the 18th instant at 10 O clock. we viii
sell at the residence corner of 9Th and Clay streets
all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
of Mrs Mary Tempkins, deceased, embracing the
usual variety of well kent articles Terms cash
WCTOMPKINS
EFT MORALS
Executors Of Mrs Mary Tompkins, decd.
Gale conducted by X Cook Auct NH IL
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BY ?. q. Larus, Auctieneer.

" LII BE SOLD-On WEDNESDAY
cr nlopnlag the 6h instant, in store, commen-
Gig sef 81 10 @ ocle?k the following goods. viz
ERocker. Cabinets. Sideboards. Washstands. Cane
S Ena Looking Classes Mahogany and Rosewood
ELS Ci0cks. Oil Paintings. Refrigerators with NAM
other desirable goods - "-'' 'iAiI
having determined to close the concern of La
will be Sold OIL sooo' "heieu
All sums over 500. 30 days credit, for approved
Merchants and citizens generally will find !, .o
fheirinterest to attend this sale "
NH Is LaRUs Anct
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AUCTION SALES.
BY James M. Taylor & 6on-

NEW BRICK TENEMENT ON CLAY.
~ NEAR GRAHAM STREET. AT Auction :,
we VIII sell upon the premises. on MONDAy ,he
a..n inst commen ling at AZ o'clock. N. = newly
bevond nras tenement, on the south side Of Clay
Q. Peter alinn. Esq. The house has Ave rooms
convenient and well arranged with the nsusi :, n.
assnlsnces and we'll of good water mon the pre.
rms bsch s,d os fronts on Cisy street 20 feet and
TfRMs- One-thrd cash; balance at G and - mos
ou aesotianle notes, with interest added and ~
JAs TAYLOR SON. Aucts
SIohE AND DWELLING ON NORTH
vi, " ~ De sold upon the premises On MONDAY Tho
s,nrd INST commencing ut a. O'Clock, III. a Brick
ns as ana dwelling, on the north size I'll Bread
Inc house is newly erected and has I've room.
Tor .tere. with suitable accCmmodations
above fer a family. ANioAa'iohs
Lot fronts on Broad street 20 feet and runs
IERMs-One- fourth cash; the balance NJ 4 ora 10
months, Tor negotiable notes, with interest added
JAS ID TAYLOR 4 SON. Auc,.
HANDSOME TENEMENT ON CLAY
the premises. on MONDAY the l4tb d. o s ot mpon
,sag, commencing at ~ o'clock. P NJ. yerv nsa,
on Clay street, above Graham street mar
;ps. residence OF Mr. Peter Ginn The house has
TWO stories OF wood. 1t is very con venjant ard a
one desiring to purchase a house for a mesinm sy
TO IN pleasant neighborhocd. would do well
~ examine this property. The Lot fronts "a feat
anG runs back $50 feet to An alley ~ i'oS
IkRMs-One fourth cash. the calance a. 6 10 .rs
'pr negoiabe notes. with interest added
posrpour,,JAs N TAYLOR &soN. Aucts.
a.Gse sales are postponed till MONDAY the
NH Is Jxrsoox
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TRUSTEES 4 Il n or HORSES,
BUGGY, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, 6c-Asiros'
tee In certain deed Of trust from r. D. carter Ia
ted the oath day Of July. 1858: Only recorded in
ton. at the farm in Henrico. on the Three-Chopped
Road, about four miles above Richmond, on
which said Carter now resides, en- MONDAY
the 2lst March, 1852 at ii O'clock A. NJ if fair il
not the next fair day, the pers NAL property con-
yeyed by the said deed consisting in part of the fol-
lowing horses, mules, cows, so hogs, car
Ri ge. buggy, 3 carts, threshing machine and all
the farming implements on the place. consisting OF
the u ual variety.
TERAs-All sums under 500. cash; over that
amount, s months credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes.
NH s W GDDIN. Trustee.
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DICH SPRING GOODS.

n THas r PRICE CO are getting in dsily
new and elegant spcy Goods for early Spring sales
and will bs Teplenshed daily, tbr -ughout the en-
tire season. with every tbfag that 10 rich and des
rable in
Splendid silks and Silk Robes; splendid nareges
and Robes Foulsrds and Robes; OrRandies and
kobes; French Lawns and Musins; Jaconets; 4
Chints, &C; Kmhroideries; Lece setrs; Thread COL
airs; Thread Wells; Gloves 5kirts; Hosiery: Laces.
&c In Irish Linens and Linen Goods OF their own
Importation and most approved make, they will be
Amply stocked as also in every description of White
Goods brought to any market in the country.
InHEAYY GOODS they have a fail line. bought
before tho recent advance 10 these goods. which
they will sell at iess than regular market value,
long AZ they last
Retail and whoie,sle buyers are invited TO give
them call. TH0s PRICE co,
mh 3 Wholesale aud Retail Dealers.
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TRUSTEES BALE OF PROPERTY IN

the city of Richmond, situated on the lower
END OF the Canal Dock. consisting of large Wood
den store House. 60xl45 feet.-By virtue Of Deed
OF Trust. to me executed by NJ 0'Hern and record
ed IN the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of
March, 1859. at puelc auction sell all the improve
ments or Lot leas By the said O'Hern, from A
Robinson, Jr together with all the rig hit and title
OF the said OHern to the unexpired lease.
The sale to take place at O'Clock u, On the pre-
misses.
Terms mad2 known at thu sale.
NH did BENJAMIN III NASH Trustee
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ELEGAKT WATCH SPRING HOOP

Ia SKIRTS.-I am just in receipt from the m
fscturers airect, a consignment of superior Hoop
skirts entirely styles. adapted for spring and
summer 10 which resp ectfuiiy call the attention
az laaies who want a1 elastic, light, durable and
cheap skirt, at low price. commencing at seven
hoops up 10 thirty hoops, plain extension and dta
CANT skirt for wear, ami the spiral skirts
with thirty hoops, made out Of one wire Of the
finest tempered steel, equal 10 watch spring.
which for elegance ami elasticity combined, canno.
be esualed by any skirt now 10 use Ladies, call
a nd see them. ALFRED MOSES.
mh % MAIN street.
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600 SACKS MARsHALL'S LIVER

OOo POOL sALT; 30 bbls Coffee Sugar; 30 do
Extra do do; 100 do Yellow do do; 100 do Crushed
and Powdered do; Is Moiler's cut Loaf do 40 pack
ages Loaf do do: 30 hhds N and Cuba do 81 bbls
N Molasses; 100 do Syrup; 80 do Muscovado do;
$50 baQs Rio Coffee; $50 do Laguayra do: so do Old
@ Java do; e. bids Bacon sides and Shoulders 251
bbis consson Whisky; 1000 kegs o D Nails: 5u0bxs
AdsmsntiDe, Tsiiow and sperm Candies; 2Da bnsh-
Wines Gin. RTooas. Buckets, Snun, Starch &C. 4 o.
Ia store ana for Gale on accommodation terms, By
PUTTD, FARLEY 4 co,
mh Cary II rect,
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G0DDIN ApPERsON.
NH 5-2tawtd Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS . SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL EST ATE AT THE CORNER OF
BROAD AND JEFFERSON STREETS.-Pursuapt
to the Gecree entered in the suit of Saunders and
Court of the city of Richmond on the 18th day of
February 1889. shall procs ed on FRIDAY the 18th
day OF March, 1889, at O'Clock ? (if fair il not
the next fair dayl the premises to sell the house
and lot lin the Vii and proceedings msntioned at
the of Broad and Jeers Streets in the city
of Richmond, at public auction. , he lot fronts
forty feet ten inch the north side of Broad
street. and runs back one hundred and twelve feet
six inches, between parallel lines. The house on
the lot is a. present occupied as a store.
TERMS: 0ne-fourth Cash one-fourth on a credit of
four months. one-fourh q credit of eight months
and the residue on a credit OF twelve months from
the day of sale The credit instruments to bear in
terest from the day OF sale The purchase will he
required to give notes. satisfactorily endorsed for
the deferred payment, ana the title to be retained
till the whole purchase money be paid; and the
taxes for 1859 to be paid by the purchaser
NH s & THoS T EVANS Commissioner
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TOO MUCH STOCK.-Thsre 10 such .
l. thing az overriding the matter, and an much
afraid have done that very thing hayei etees
the largest stock ever seen South Of PhtladelphfA
in any house OF the kind and am afraid. too much
for this market. They must be sold. however, and
invite the trade both city and country, Who with
u buy little below the New York jobbers' pyises.
to give me call. LOUIS bOesIeUX.
mn IA Oonfectioner No 90 Main street.
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BY Jas. NJ. Taylor q CON.
VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY 2

A VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY RE.
"A SIDENCE, on the north side of Marshall st, be-
tween Adams and lst sts at Auction We will sell,
of March, ommeueing at o'clock, T M, a very de
sirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, situated on the
and now in the occupancy of Mr. Evan Ragland
The House has 10 rooms, with kitchen and the
usual couveniences. Those in want of pleasant
residence, in genteel neighborhood would do well
to attend Ibis sale.
The Lot fronts SO feet and runs back about 100
feet.
TERMS; Z cash. the balance at 4. 8 ard IL months,
for Negotiable notes with interest added and secured
By trust deed. Taxes and insurance for 1889 to be
paid by the purchaser.
NH 2 JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON
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- ERLE AND RUBIS CHAM.

IA PERLE AND RUBI6 CHAM
ApAGyEs The undersigned have been appoint
ed sole agents for the United States and Canada for
the sale Of the CHAMPAGNE VINES of Messes.
JAoeyEs 6oERG Co. at Chaions sur. Marne. France
We present their Wines to the public under two
brands namely: La PERLE and RUBLS.
The PEKLE" Wine il OF exquisite flavor and
fraity taste.
The .'RUBIs" 10 q fine Cabinet Champagne. OF a
beautiful ruby color, which is natural to the wine
DUDLEY CO..
nah 70 Main 1T.
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rpRUsTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND

l. LOT, AND VACANT LOT ADJOINING,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AND sLAVEIAs Trustee in q certain Deed of
Fuss fo mi dn Sqydef a11ea nt rne I'm day
Court shall proceed to sell q, public auction. on
the premises. on FIR D 4 Y. the 18th day OF
not the next fair day) house and lot on the east
side of pr0.ke Avenue. and now in the occupancy
of Mr. William K. Snyder. Ths house is very con-
ly. Also vacant let adjoining on the east. After
the sae Of the Real Estate. will be sold the entire
the usual variety. Also, negro woman named
UELPBY.
The deed requires cash sale, but it is likely that
an arrangement will be made 10 sell the above On
time
The taxes and insurance for 1884, to be paid by the
SAMUEL PULLIAM, Trustee
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Z Soy. Aucts. NH
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GAS SAVING REGULATORS We
NJ have az hand WHuELER 8 lTTL1'o ga
RE sULATORH, which hare supericr sdfansa9es
ovar All othcrs and effects saying In the consump
s'oa " sss - 'o~ - ~ " d YALR 4 90, )
NH s--lm $50 Main street.
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work

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Willie
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DICH VASkS.-Etruscan PariaD, Ter
IL racota. Portland Egyptian. Bronze and China
Vases, the largest assortment in the city, may be
seen a. the China Store Of
STEBBINS 4 pULLEN,
nh 10 No l0l Broad ST.
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m ,aaCEiLAHHnu4

NOTiCE.-l have taken an office and
" yard on the north side of the Basin between
Sth and 10th streets for the purpose of conducting
the WOOD and COAL BUSINESS and respt cttully
solicit the patronage Of my friends ard the public
generally. ALBERT BLAIR.
m II ms
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'ICKERING PIANOS :

Gl CHICKERING PIANOS
ANOTHER LOT of these splendid
q n yinstrume nts has Just been received
We have now as fire assortment
OF sanos ss can DC found IN any of the large cities
and at lower prices. Prices here, the same as at
the factory. from S225 to $1,000
In this lot. we have also the much admired Rois
DC no'r. and the new Scale Circular Action which
for volume and beauty of tone nearly equals the
Grand. To these new kinds we solicit the attention
OF Professors and Amateurs
The Thalberg Grand is still on hand for SALE
Orders from abroad, with references, will be pune
traliy attended to. Drawings of Pianos, with the
prices. furnished free of charge.
The instrnnaents from this factory haze universally
carried The first medals diplomas and aapdrds over
az competitors an all Fairs ashere they hare been err
hib'ted. an Eur0pe and Amsrica The first profess
ors mechanics aid Judges IF both countries are una
,mots IN dtcGrdtng them the highest perfection War
ranty given for any length of time.
Warerooms-North side of Broad street. near 9th ,
and at HABLIsToN Bros, No 1863 Main street.
ia 90 NATH'L CARUSI Sole Agent
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ooIa cond,o.,s, HOWARD, COm'r
nah & " <hrrhHSoa, AuCts.
TRUST SALE OF A FARM of Sc Acres

10 henrlco county. miles below Richmond
near Laurel iill Church. Pursuant to the
vie, on the 9th day of sertember. lS5S 70 the
a Urn OF The Mechanics Building Fund hssocs.
Unn OK ne city OF Richmond, and recorded in the
Se 1, once OF Henrico County Court we shall on
iSshsIURDAY, the f6;h March, isss at IL O'Clock M
cep ptaT on n f on the next fair day. Sunday ex
III. highest bidder for cash fl tysix anrea of I%Nn
u henrico county. five miles slow the city of Rcs
H fH9nd WITHIN one hundred yards Of the Charles
70 farrar and others, and recently in the ocou.
pancy or WIN Eubank; There is on the place a
Gpo n pew Dwelling aud a most excellent
most excellent neiehborhood i' 10 ~ ="
GHAS ETIETT
nah "a JNO RI MoNTaGUE' AiusIees'
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By Thomas W. Keesee,
By John A. Lancaster s. Son.

A UCTION SALE OF STOCK. will be
: y. sold at our Office On WEDNESDAT, s3i March,
70 shares of Stock in the Richmond Fire Asso-
BY order OF the Commissioners of the Circuit Court
Of the city OF Richmond
NH 15-td LANCASTER 4 SON
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TRusTEEs SALE OF VERY BEAU

fe 2l-2taw3wtdtd
G1-Should the 18th of March be unfair, the sale
wilt be postponed until the first fair day thereafter
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49, SPRING GOODS. leoe.
We have jnst opened and nov res1y e aAo! -
most desirable stock u ppftag apd eunne Clee1r
Ing ever seen n thu marriott sd q yssy - $780,
los. corner Man 49, l1sh g