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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-16

She lay upon the sofa, sobbing and weep
ing passonately. Gradually her grief ap-
peared to exhaust itself; her breathing be-
came calm her eyes and cheeks dry; her
head lay peacefully on her arm, over which
wept her disheveled tresses, until with as
start she cried:
+" Frank oh Frank come back !"
Here am" said soft voice by her
side. She raised her head. She opened
her astonished eyes. Frank was standing
beside her.
I" You have been asleep" he said smiling
kindly.
"Asleepl"
"And dreaming, too, should say; not
pleasantly either"
Dreaming" murmured Kate, and is it
all dream?'
81 hope So" replied Frank, taking her
hand. "You could not mean to send me
away from you so cruelty, ! know. So l
waited in your fathers study, where have
been talking with hlm all Of an hour. l
came back to plead my cause with you
once more, and found you here where /
left you, asleep
"Oh what horrible dream!" muir
INJURED Kate, rubbing her eyes. 1t was so
like terrible reality that shudder now to
think of it. l thought was married +"
"And would that be so horrible? asked
Frank. q hope, then, you did not dream
you were married to me?"
No, l thought ! gave my hand without
my heart p"
'sThen, if you gave yoar hand, it would
not be without yopr heart?"
No, Frank" said Kate, and her bright
eyes were beaming happiiy tlroagh hsr
tears, " and here it is
And soon there was real marriage
not splendid, but a happy one-followed
by life of love, of contentment; and that
was the marriage of Frank Minot and Kate
Yale.
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BELLOWS FALLS TINES.
A. N. SWAIN,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, AT
BELLOWS FALLS, VERMONT.

lMS.-viage subscribers, In advance, 81 .25.
|ilage subscribers, by Carrier, in advance, so.
b Clubs, in Windham and Windsor Counties,
in advance, .25
ro iugls Subscribers, In advance, l.aO
payment be delayed six onths, $50
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Struggles of the Poor.

Poverty falls most heavily on those who
have enjoyed competence, and by some
revulson Of fortune, or death OF those on
whom they were dependent, are reduced to
penury. A true Christian beaevole nee loves
to seek out and aid such sufferers. Here
is an illustration from the New York 1rib-
URc -
"What! make nine shirts for nine shils
lings DOZEN"
Yes sir indeed, can get nothing else
TO do"
piece but how many can you make in
day."
"One, sir, if ] have time; but have my
little boy, two years cid, and he's quite fret
ful this warm weather, so that ! do not
always finish it, unless can work AZ night"
"And do you work at night sewing on
these 2"
II would, SIR and do, 80 long as | can
afford tos bat, indeed, sir, what with feed
ing my four little ones, cannot afford to
buy capdles!"
"Four ahildren Poor woman! ! fear
you have a hard task to pay the landlord!
What rent do you pay 2"
1"Feur dollars a Tonth, sir"
"And you earn ffty-four cents a week.
How long have you lived here ?"
eMy husband died last March. He was
a manufacturer Of daguerreotype colors,--
We lived up town then. But his long sick
ness consumed what little money we had
and then he died, was obliged to sell most
that we had in the house, and come down
here with my four little ones"
"Your Oldest boy is nine years old yon
can scarcely earn more than will pay your
rent. How do you furnish food for your,
selves? p
This young woman pays three shiiiings
week for part Of the room. We had a
silver plated tea-p sugar bowl and such
ike, and some spoons. For these got
nearly their value. have sold everything
] had beside. have no more to SELL"
The tears came into her eyes. Poor
thing she could not help it.
"Indeed, sir, would not have sent for
you if the sight of my children in rags and
hunger did not compel me to do So"
"Your rent is paid for this month";" !
knew it was, or she would not be tenant
of that landlord "Your children began to
come to school at the House of Industry
last Monday, ] believe, did they2'
eYes, sir; and am very thankful for
your kindness to them"
"Sena them every day. They shall bs
fed and clothed /; and when rent day COMES
near, let ms know
"God bless you SIR" A heavy load Of
care withdrew from the mind, and a cloud
from her face.
i Nine shilsags q dozen for making shirts
with plated bosoms, linen wristbands,
and to be well made; for if flaw can be
picked in the workmanship. all the seam
stress work goes for nothing.
Do you believe it,? 1t is fact We
saw the shirts to-day. We saw the care
worn and work-worn mother, and her chill
dren. We have heard that such facts were
plenty. We know they are Would some
charitable ladies like to see the same p
Let them 90 to the House of Industry any
day, for one hour, and if they do not re-
turn to their homes with the heart-ache,
we are no true prophet.
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4 X 4
DIR. SWEETS
Infaliibie Liniment,

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
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AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND NER-
VoUs DISORDERS.
Or Stephen !Stceet, Of Connecticut,
great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen .So,eet, of Connecticut,
Is known all over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Street, Of Connecticut,
Is the author OF DR.. Sweets IafalHbe Liniment"
DR.. SCeets Tnfdilible Liaiment
Cures Rheumatism and never fails
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Is certain remedy for Neuralgia.
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Cures Burns and sealds Immediately
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Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves no scar
Dr. SUeefs Iafauable Liniment
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known world.
DR.. Sweefs Infalii6ie LiRiaent
Has been used by than million people, and all
praise it.
Dr. .S,reets Iafdlttbie LinimeHt
Is truly friend in need, and every family should
have II at hand.
DR.. S,seets InfdlliJle Liniment
Is for sale by all Druggists. Price % cents.
RICHARDSON co.
Sole Proprietors, Norwich CT
For sale by F. Y. SMITH Montpelier General Agent for
the State. SsNeowiy
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merican & Foreign Patents,
n. III. EDDY, Solicitor OF pa.e.,.,

&M n. III. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents,
W Agent of u s. Patent onice, Washington, tunder the
M Act of 1870 -
a6 STATE STREET, opposite Kiby Street, BOSTON.
continues Patents in the United States; also
~ Britain France and other foreign countries Ca
os Specifications, Bonds Assignments and all Papers OF
ings for Patents executed liberal terms and with
1uatch Researches made into American or Foreign
to determine the validity utility OF Patents or ln-
legal other advice rendered In all matters
ling the Copies Of the claims Of any Patent fur
ID by remtting One Dollar Assignments recorded at
VG6hington.
- Agency is only the largest in New England, but
inventors have advantages for securing Patents,
ertainng the patenabilty of inventions unsurpassed
not mmeasurabe superior to, any which can be Of
them elsewhere. The Testimonials below given, prove
none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OF
01 than the subscriber and AS SUCCESS is THE BEST
<I0of OF ADVANTAGE AND ABILITY. be would add
he abundant believe, and prove, that
other Office Of the kind the charges for profession
fvices moderate The immense practice Of the sub
during twenty past has enabled him to aecu
6ate vast collection of specifications and official deeis
1on6 relative to patents
hese besides extensive library of legal and meehan
Iaa works and fall accounts of patents granted in the
Uaited States and Europe render him able beyond ques
tiou, 70 offer superior ABILITIES for obtaining Patents
All necessity journey Washington to procure pa
the great delay there here saved nsent
~
,TEsTIsoNIALB.
III regard Mr.. Eddy Of the capable AID
M practitioners with whom have had ofcisl inter
16se" CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of Patents
have no hesitation in they
employ person competent and rtseoFthy and
capable of putting their ap pications in form
for them early and favorable consideration the
ert ONCE EDMUkD BURKE,
M Late Commissioner Of Patents.
'sBosroN, February g, 1855.
r. L. E6dy has made for me THIRTEEN applications,
Of which patents have been granted and that
eD pezdag Such unmistakeable proof of great talent
G ability his leads TO recommend all nyen tors
apply to him procure their patents they may be
having the fi thul attention bestowed their
# JOHN TAGGART
From Sept Tth 1857 to june 11th 1855 the subscriber
Of his large practice made eos rejected app
11fions SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which
rided in AIS favor by the Commissioner of Patents.
AHEoston, Jan. 1, 1860 So n. II. EDDY
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/" Yes, / know it,"
q WeII2n

Mr.. Wellngton's brow gathered darkly
ibis eyes flashed with determination his
lips curied with scera.
81 have made up my mind,' said he,
8 that we should not live together any
longer. i am tired of being called the hus-
band of the splendid Mrs. Wellington.
will move my circle: you shall shine in
yours. will place no restraint on your
actions, nor shall you on mine. We will be
free"
But the world!" shrieked poor Kate,
trembling.
"The world will admire you the same
and what more do you desire !? =" asked her
husband, bitterly. " This marriage of hands
and not of hearts is mockery. We have
played the farce long enough. Few under
stand the true meaning of the terms hus-
band and wife but doyou know Ehat they
should mean? Do you feel that the only
true union is that of love and sympathy
Then enough of this mHmmery. Farewell.
90 10 consult friends about the terms OF
separation. Nay, do not tremble and cry,
and cling to me now shall be liberal to
you. As much of my fortune shall be yours
as you desire"
He pushed her from him. shefell upon
the sofa. From a heart torn with anguish
she shrieked aloud;
rFrankl Frank why did send you
frem me7 Why was | blind until sight
broush; me misery
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COpartnership Notice.
TUE undersigned having formed Copartnership unde
Il the firm Of
Adams & HapgOOd,

And having purchased the entire Goods leased
the Store formerly occupied by the Union Store Division
44I.
We would say the inhabitants of Bellows Falls and
adjoining towns that intend keep constantly hand
and for sale good and well selected assortment of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-10


xxw YORK. Jan. a.-The steamship Dalt<
lived This morning, from Aspinwall the I'd
,rst bringing 80 passengers.
rba f,rss Legislature of Nevada Territory
.,st on the 18th at Geneva. They took MICA
l a.. for the Immediate recognition OF the
TERRITORY hy Congress
an ree schooners have arrived at San Fran.
cisco from Japan, bringing cargoes OF rich ia
o,rcsc wares and advices TO the 18th of Mo-
f",nber The difficulty respecting American
o~rsuev continued. LacQuered goods were
.rse and prices had advanced RIO per cent
TO Ianan,se were throwing obstacles in the
-, If ,rade. Orders bad been issued that no
r,~y,hsnts shonid sell over IS piculs per day,
o. sny article Ia, o.
raascavs on the 22d November, taking the
saspcsa embassy TO the United States. The
51arat,nn will consist of TWO chief ambassa-
- e,sh teen officials. and Efty subordinafes.
"n,,rn l,sssy proceeds to Panama via the Sand
IN Islands Al Asrnwa the embassy will
80 massage IN national vessel direct TO
washington. Parties OF Americans rom the
Payhatan had visited leddo. A large IRE
r.,,-raf there on the ilth of November.
m. San Francisco papers are urging the
r.5,c. of a line Of steamers from that port to
japan. ,,,., and
.,-'.rs Generally unchanged. Anthracite coal
sssiI,nr Al SIS per ton by the quantity, from
ward
,ornt en- the night oil The 18th, and Hathanson
'S',n5sr arrest on charge OF firing the premi-
Thai = slocp-of war Saranac sailed from
1I.xans on the .sld December, for Realgo. The
lancaster and Lesant remained.
Adyices from Car:hageDa state that the LIB
,rslS had taken BaraDquil'e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-10
Proceedings OF Congress.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.--Senafe.-Seward, OF
<su Work was III his seat to-day. Several
ills ,y,re introduced. The call for informa-
,,e,, relative 10 the san Juan difficulty, was
sg,r.d to NJ. Dixon opposed the PRESIDENT
Recommendation relative 10 the AImistaf'
claim
Nh Iyerson made a speech against Sqnaiter
Soynrerniy He denounced Judge Douglas
POSITION as nnsound. and said that il the
i,ba.leston Convention refused 10 recognize
me principle Of protection OF slave properly
i, ,br Territories the Southern, States should
,,,ithdraw from The L pion. and II Republican
I,rrslies7f should be elected, The South should
dissolve the Union.
Hg.,-Atrer some nnimportant exWana-
lions TIE House proceeded 10 ballot. lhree
halIoiiugs were had. ali with the same result.
The las stood rs follows Necessary 10 elect,
10: Sherman received le5, Hamilton =, Gil
InsF l., scat.ering~
The House them Al 3 o'clock, adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-10
VIRGINIA STOVES VIRGINIA
STOvES!! VIRGINIA STOVES..:
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
ESCARll2II +, ID N 1851.
A S a $ \ Y y T. r.

a 5 A s = Z d z R
Manufactures at this celebrated
SOUTHERN STOVE FOUNDRY,
CYLINDER. BOX, A LOR and COOKIN6
STOVES: Of the most Desirable styles and ot sppe-
CES. FRONTS and CRATES, HOLLOW WARE,
MIGRANTS, SINKS, &C.. 4 c., and most desc ip-
tions oflisht MACHINERY and Ornamental Castings.
clatiye patrons could be found in his market who
would pay the valueof good article, to justify him
the use Of the best materials and in the employ
ment Of competent mechanics. 7tco-sAtrds af tls
moa!dsr s,np!oyed On these Stores Viygia;aas,
trho hare ieayned thsiy trade at these toorks.
The % Stoves have been gradually gaining favor
unlil !ney have become the most popular Of any in
Their superior strength and simplicity Of Ope
ration peculiarly fits them for the use Of servants.
REPAIRING PLATES promptly supplied.
Timers and Stove dealers thrOuk bout the South
are desired to forward their ORDERS 10
ASA SNYDER. Richmond. Va
Retailed in Richnopd BY Messrs. G D. YALE =
Co, VIM. SEARS Woo. q. 4 A. BARGAMlNs
Jr.. aud VIVA. A. MOCNTcAETLE.
de G-61mcW3m
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From 1ShinSton.

WASHINGTON, Jan. cit is understood that
the Louisiana delegation in Congress have
waited on The Pos tmas ter General for the pur-
pps. OF inducing action IN the Department
relative 10 an improvement in the mail SER
wee. but nothing satisfactory was elected
II Is reported. Furthermore. that the Depart
rnent is considering a reduction of the postal
service between Washington and New Or
leans. on The ground that the expenditures for
hat .@ryIce for Louisiana exceed by halt
million The receipts from the same source.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-10

BsLr'NpRe. Jan 9.-Flour advanced IL cents.
Howard street selling at o5.JU. No offerings OF
VIE Al. Pfees si corn very firm. Provisions guet.
HA.sae5 dull at 26c.
NEW Tokk, IAN. 9.--Cntton duii and nominally
uncIana. ed. Flour firm: Southern S5a3d570.-
y Beat firm: red 81 30; white Sii2dI50 Corn
quiet new eaGs1c.; Old white 93c. Fork ste8dy
mes. : l6 81. prns : HIS. Sugar very dull: Mus
cpyad"9 irf',. lufpentiue bTn al AH45. Rosiu
hnl; sales oi ) tJJ hbls To arrive at : 80. Rice
s.eaAK
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The Sprakarshio.

WtsutsGToN Jan. 9.-It is now considered
.tnt.,pl a.! fact that the Americans will nos
accept st.lnl!ton as "A candidate TOR Speaker,
and Consequently his vote will be diminished
tomorrow. Hopes of speedy organization
are crushed The Republicans are more buoy
AM and VIII probably bring forward a new
and less objectionable candidate in 4 day or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-10
From Bueno> Ayres.

NEW YORK. Ian. 9.-Advices from BuenOs
Ayres state that a treaty had been concluded
with l'Tquisa. by which she becomes men,
beT OF The Argentine Confederation. The lat
ler assumes he debts of The former A gene
lai amnesty has been declared.
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PIANOS. &c.-F. POISTER. corner
RIOT 9Th and Broad streets. Richmond, Va,
III r. Vas agent for VIM. Knabe Co, of Bati-
more. for the sale of PIANOS. other Musical In
struments. and other aticles in the same line,
offers. accommodating terms. the celebrated
grand ard square PIANOS made by his said prin-
cirals: and. for cash. VIOlINS. GUITARS. BAN
JOS, ITALIAN STRINGS. &C., of direct Impor-
tanon. or Southern manufacture. wholesale and
retail. Planes hired out tuned and repaired.
Ge 2t-3WN
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f.sr -, :s!iis. chr: dHkYsoi ff Cap Cap
Of her cargo vi, "a. With QUICK disSs s
jaw i:''' o. "''s'' WIZ WIZ 'c:oLouIrr co.
:. =. The superior fast sailing schr. WYTHE ].
engaged and sons on VII have a NJ, 9s az.
patch For balance q bASI agElMs crRRp
a EoR .s SaM saSkEsSs rPsPE 81.
-a1H Capt. CoRsoN, having "a portion Of her car.
90 already on board. will have quick dispatch. For
ia ct wM. D. cola UITT l. CO.
Is FOR Cha RLESTON,s s. C.-The .o-
sml4n 1 a.sD lane C. PAT
have dispatch for the above port. For remainder
ja42iw w.D. coLQUITT co.
sfs.sIea1CpEcK viii; after MONDAY next.
tween this. Portsmouth and Norfolk. until fur
The steamer GLEN COVE. Capt T. C. CLIFFORD,
mouth and Norfolk leaving the wharf at Rockets
skf bay SM9SRa Al gs.st s1d and
turn each alternate day, Sunday excepted, leav-
ing Norfolk at the same hour. - -
s s!ssass-EsTART5NG TO PORTSMOUTH
Il ~]1x1sk.& AND NORFOLK, AND REDUC-
TON OF FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
October leave the wharf at Rockets. every morn
ing Sundays excepted,) at 81 o'clock, precisely:
the Glen Cove leaving every Monday, Wedne sday
and friday mornings. and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday, Thursdsy and Saturday mornings and
both boats return each alternate day touching at
a y the reeu lar landings gong and returning:
Passage for the round trip. TO and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk S. To City Pol z i. 81 sp,,s
-1fHeA THE ADAMS, EXPIRE COM.
a+EE4S PANY, ls4 MAIN ST., h= ing resumed
:. ztheir STEAMSHIP EXPRESS to and
from NORFOLK, PETERSBURG ard RICH
HoK G SH ssv NV ScRK and KHh
NESDAY and SATURDAY. and thence by RAIL
ROAD to WELDON, WILMINGTON, LYNCH
BURG. SALEM. WYTHEVILLE, and the princi-
pal places in VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA
at reduced rates, very kind OF Merchandise, Valu-
able Parcels Jewelry. &c, to the above named Oh
ties. and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accom-
panied by SPECIAL MESSEN ERS, who vii.
give their pc rsona attention to the careful handling
Of goods entrusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent
p. M. J. L. McDONOUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Pete,sbuIg, Rich mond and all places in Vir
Steamships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN. win
hereafter be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, who are the authorized agents for Ex-
press PRIVILEGES on these ships.
once OF the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM & PLEASANTS. Ag'ts.
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FUTURE DAYS.
( ny 4. y. Geek, Aucl

ny y. H. Cock. Auct.
II bbRGs5s sALG GL AZ ze .3 Al
@ !s; :; FRnAx 18th cs,,n inst. y so'1
'';s .sn %iItEcTvkEs. mix White sis:.
Gallon SxiTxoUrHs, :. :.
. ss,l' TPrsNAcKTSt'REs, +. "
PPI'nn,t S1HNETMsST i1lss.ss,: :"
PHI Boxes. Walls. &c, &C..
Catalogues and samples ready on the morning oil
The attention of the trade j; resue rnss ,.,
HANInrss,3sNeIEG EGRSNN!ETHKE, A.. AT
10 vii se y. @ .srs alss :.
ment Of handsome FuRNITTRE, consisting Of
mahogany marble top BuR EAus; mahogany and
op Jenny lind
lhslEDSTEAnS; mahogany spring seat CHAIRS I;
Eks @onS ssss eR1af
TABLES TAI slDEBoAEpS s Seas, koINssEEs
GLAsswARE. COOKING STOVE. CARPE'rs,
&c. ia 10l f. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
Au V; .HGSN sALE;;1Havips leased out The
nafed about two miles above Richmond. on the
Westham road, will have an auction sale Of the
Horses. COWS, Corn, shacks. Wheat Straw and
Chali. Coach and Rockaway, WAGONS, Carts and
TEsas-Mads known on day Of sale. TUESDAY
next, 18th instant, at II o'clock. if fair; if not, on
'hs ns.t idF day e. rABB Jr Receiver
BY Alex. Mott, Auct'r.
TRADE SALE OF DIR y GOODS, FANCY
vii. be sold at auction. at my store. on THURS
DAY. January 18th, commencing at ~ O'Clock
large lot of fine Dry Goods. Gloves. Suspcnders,
i<1C6g. Ribbons. Cotton WOOIpn Hosiery.
ask. Nett jackets, Shoes. Hats, Caps and Millinery
Goods As this sale is to close invoices, every lot
THsns.-Ali sums ovsr r $ $50, g days, credit.
SHERlFF'S SAIL OF A BOZ OF BUTTS
- AND SHOES.-Will be sold at the auction
room Of +: =. Cook. on FRIDAY morninS; ;I.Dn,,
SHOES, on account Of Charles Held, be being pnr-
chaser of the sald goods a. previous sale and
i'fns to cS%s, with f 's IN SAD 1s
ia l0-tds
- hGTs IN ! The a., TOWN T OF r. AsH IL AND
cuted to the undersigned BY Ed. Grener, dated the
Hanover Circuit Court on the a7th seatembeT
1859, in The cause of Moore Grsnier ct al, shall
the R da Of oa
y O'Clock NJ. off fair; If not the next fair day.
SANE conveyed by VIM. II. Fox to the SAID G 1o
nier.
the first lot contains three acres and fronts on
Main street. There lS0n 1t a comfortable house.
nearly new, and necessary out houses The tract
of land contains 63'4 acres. about 20 of which
cleared and enclosed. and the balance in woods
This property is very valuable.
THRMs.- One fourth cash. and the balance on
credit of and two wears, with interest frem the
day of sale. CHASTAIN WHITE, Trustee.
As the attorney in fact of George Moore, and in
conformity with the decree above mentioned.
shall sell at the same time and place. at PUBLIC auc
tor the Lot and H provements conveyed by Joseph
II. Sncad to the said Grenier, The lot contains
about three acres, is well enclosed with n plank
fence and the buildings consist of two new stables
and barn. There is we'll OF water the pre-
misses. which are situated on one OF the principal
streets in Ashland, Immediately adjoining the Race
Course.
TERMS One third cash. a good NEGOTIABLE
note the balance nine and Ishteen months,
with interest rom the day of sale
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
in 9-d3tawtds Attorney.