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LEGAL NOTICES.


srcosp DnIncr couRr OK II AZ JOHN
II. L e 1
Johnston Widow Il lie natural tu,rix e The
approved The funds distributed in accordance there
BY order of the Court. ,,,o,,or r,...., e,..s
9E FEs r.
T.
prssene raisons pour eanps Pre-
sss e 81 @ s'' '
IS q Ss9 II 10 e'1 E.MIeHoT, Depute GrefHer
Scoop psfss ssns y s
b NJ q saaselsp IN as ss
estate James T. Scott, deceased intestate
a sss s sa days. WY lie d
0' O'ua' Vi '''' o'u" MIcHoT, Deputy Clerk.
sss n}Ii nn H. se2ITnss
"A aenz petition Ia Conr dohenir les ttt Sso ae
Garaee 4 succession yaeans dc ea Dr. James = 'e''
Psss. asf
quelles il nerat pas fat droit la dte petition.
~ aF 81 sfa a &c y Jour- MIcHoT Depute Greaer
Of New Orleans WINFIELD.-No 1858:
WHEREAS David I'll. BurlS has Petltlongs
w nj Court Of Curaorsp on the estate OF
the late swepson W. Winfield, deceased ntestate- =
Notice hereby all whom 1t concern 10 snow
cause within ten days. why the Of the said petitioner
should be granted.
by o'ae' VI l''' e'N" E. MIcHoT Deputy Clerk.
psuxIENr CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE sWEPsON
de Il Nenyele Orleans. w WINFIELD:.ao. ie,ese
n ine petition Ia Cou eae dobenir les Lsttres de "
atelle succession yacante dc eu swepson W. Winneid
decide intestai- -. ...
Avs est par present donn tons celia pent con
cerner deyor dix jous les raisons pour les
oueies II ne serait pas fait droit Ia dite petition
| Par ordre de Ia Cour. - .xr,,n,, MI. 1,as.
al2 16 q H. MICHOf, DepuIe 0feleI.
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SHERIFF,S SALES.


TaiRp pisrE,cr CouHr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
J. II rt e &. s b And s sa,s
Orleans in the sbsye entitled VIII proceed to sell at
S Gap and Magazine on MONDAY he ii day q May
m II sssas pp
snd jackson streets thirty feet front carondeie street by
s SsaRa L q sSe ~ e.. as'; ,oot
Sheriff Of tie Parish r hi q Orleans 6ii
rHorrsr covH De prsrHIer ~ VILE DE "a SLIE-
De Ia Nouvsile-o Orleans NO nsss' w. A. 'oa hf n
I'm yEKTU dun wit ds saisie ct yente q
IuSpi q =. a,l lsS;S aidI: FIss e i cs,
pnbque ct adjudication de Is propes deerie,
oaatrfeme District et 49, st Charles carondelet Philippe
Jackson rene pieds de face Carondelet
So ssisle dams I'siiaire ci-dessus.
CoNDITIoNs-comptan su moment dc Iadiudication.
as 20 my7 Sheriff dc Ia Parosse d'Orlaans.
FOURTH DrsIsrer couRr CRY or NEW ORLEANS VS..
~ VfTuE OF writ Of serf lacias g me
ID directed BY the Honorable the Fourth District Cont
4
q Nay 1850 O'clock the following described property
" CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third bis
tc Of this city, in the No 5 bounded by Eplanade
a KeFe5s1 s and ve vss Said Lot thirty
less in depth. The WHOLE more fully appear by
the Treasurer of this city together with all The Buildings
improvements thereon.
Seized In the above suit. ... &. 4.4
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
EFT. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
ouArRIExx conR DE Disrnrcr LA WILLIE DE LA NILE
| de Ia Nouyelie- Orleans. ORLEANS VS.. JOHN
I'm vERTU dun writ de fieri facias
~ moi adIesse par Quaeme Caur de District q
la Nonyee dams pafiaire cidessus je proctder
SAMEDI de mai 1850 mid, 4 FHotei de la Cite, rn
de la Commune, entire les dn Camp Magasins
| vente publique ct adjudication de
| UN TERRAIN situe dams lie Troisieme District de ce
yle dams let No 35 par de Esplanade Plau
che Keflerec yiere. " terrain mesure deu,
ped plus nons, de face Ia yere cinquanie
pieds plus mos de profordeur lie suiyant Ia
beau deposs bureau du Tesore de la vile
Ensemble toues les basSes authorizations qu sly iron
1 vent
4 lie tout sasi dams rafaire cidessus
! CONDIT1oNS-Comptan moment de Rehabilitation.
/ f. T, PARKER,
| ap4 II 20 28 my5 Sheriff de In Parosse d'0rleans.
| sEcosp DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
| of New Orleans. FRANCOIS ECROT-No. 16 ST.
| pY VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sal
Lilo directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to sci
public auction at the City Hotel Common street betwee
Camp and Magazine streets, TUESDAY, the 18th day
May 1860 at II O'Clock NJ the following described property
Second District SQUARE rs bounded by alyez Ursulne
Hospital and Miro streets and having front Of thirty feet
| Galvez street, by sixty feet in depth.
| SQUARE los. Gayoso and St. Philip Ursunes and Lope
streets
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
f. T. PARKER.
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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sun Later from California

THRouGH IN TEN DAYS BY PONY EXPRESS
Tup JAPANESE AMBASSADORS AT SAN FRANCISCO.
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DEuxIENE CouR DE DISTRICT )LA VILE DE La NILE
de Ia Noasee Orleans ORPHANS Va 4 Fl FRANCOIS
LIN VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vemte q
u moi adesse par Honorable Deuxeme Cour de District
de Nouvelle Orleans dams aare ciessu je proeSdera 10
MARDI, Is de mai 1850 midi lH6e de la Cite rue de
la Commune les du Camp des Aagasns la yene
pnbique ct adjudication de Ia popee don't description su
Denxieme District IbET 70 borne par les Gaivez des
Ursunes de rH6pial ct Miro ct ayan facade de epe
pieds Ia Gaiyez soNane pied de prnfondenr
IET log borne par les Gayoso ct St Philip Ursulines
ct Lopez.
Sass dams Eafaire cidessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de fadjndication.
f. It. PARKER
ala % 30 my7 Is Sheriff de la Parosse d. Orleans.
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r c. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
Gas Fixtures No Harris Row, 542 Magazine street.
him. Stores Dwellings, etc. cited up carefully
and asonable terms. m5 1y
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT d co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
u popular Family Medicines which they oher to supply
Druggists al Propretors lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos l5 and Fl Charities street.
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couhT} sUccEssIIoeNN q WILLIAM Y IA
WHEREAS Martha G. OBrlen mas PET
w TONED the Court for Letters Of Administrator on the
estate Of the late William Brien, deceased ntesate
Notice hereby given all whom may concern o show
within days why the prayer oil Inc said peto
should not be granted. =------
By order of the Court. . ,,-,,ror ,,. f,au,.
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A. CucuILu. a. u. pAEAA
fSUCULLU & D'MEzA. DEALERS IN SUGARS
AND MoLAssES,

Importers of Havana Produce
AND CIGARS,
orFIcE-No. ST. LOUIS STREET.
Constantly hand in lots to suit sugars ana MO
Iases the lowest market rates. Also Havana Cigars of the
eect and choicest and Havana Produce generally
- or..s, CUCULLU h D'MEzA.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17

A newspaper writer gives long list Of
,ibe privileges women enjoy'by reason of
their sex2,saoia q getting the best seats in
~ casssa1A tts see2l ass tlassstable,
'couSlud with 1as. Wy 81 gi.smuni-
ty of not being Knocked a. it when
they make insulting observations. But he
omits to mention one Of the most important
privileges Of omanhood-namely, that Of
pleading headache as often as occasion
makes it convenient. One dosnt wish to
be brutal, and if the lady has a headache, ,
particularly 'such headache,' why, Of
course, there is no moro to be sail. The
jig is.up-the game is over-the ride is
postponed-the party is aLandoncd-the
play is discarded-simp!y on account Of
that untimely, perverse, but ofcoursc, inevi-
table head ache. Get outE says Dick (hcr
younger brother) 'her head doesn't ache
any more than mine And suppose it does
What Of it! Do ever stop for a head
ache 2 No, Dicls-not you-but you are
not young lady; and, after all, my boy,
(and that is the bothcr) who knows but
her head docs ache9 Give her the benefit
Of tue doubt-as the Judge says in crimi
nal cases.-Bosion Post.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17

= esy eilit,6 asasnie. to so,s;y.
He'Sss : TO ssssslss, netse forget. q
Hesooa toblessS doss You evil, and
by ths means - viii sgsin the vittory
o'sr him.s 70
To.sss.ps t.olRIs kem May eb,laisn--1
ssnd thsp u 81 lfhbors Nh; Y5sa
.as,s.- ssss izs II ;Yasi,ss Ys,ss
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17

LOVE OF oRNAMENT.-Th love of orna-
mcnt crceps slowly, but surely, into the se-
male heart. A girl who twines the lily in
her tresscs, and looks at herself in the clear
stream, will soon wish that The lily were
fadeless ard the stream mirror. We say
let the young girl seek to adorn her beauty
if she be taughts also to adorn her mind
and heart, that she may have wisdom to
direct her love of ornament in due modcra-
ton.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17
CHEROKEE REM EDY.
An L.tdiiblc Cmc far Gonnrhna

An L.tIdLbir Cmc far Gonnrhna
And all Diseases of thu Urinary Organs.
fsNllIS Remedy cures when all other pr"para.
l. tions fnil. It. is entirely u like every other
compound. ntnining no mi"Gr.d poison "r 'ta'f
scnns Drug. rs it is prepared solely from Roots
Earks and Lrnres. aud has been handed dawn
from one generation 20 nro!.e, by the Cherokee
indians. il is offered 10 the public its own in
irins. merits. It performs its duty quickly and
Thoroughly. The M,Tortunatc Of feithcr sex will
hc repaid hy using this Re"edr rinsteatl Of placing
themselves nt tho mercy ofsome Quack or Pro-
fessor This Remedy strikes ut the very Root Of
the disease; IFS r"n,!ency is rot simply to suspend
tbs poison, hut 10 remove the cnuse on which it
dcpeuls.-Full directions in pamphlet form
company each Lotlle.--ihe speedy and perma-
ncnL relief uIfol dcd by this Remedy, in all cases
of Gonorhua. Girci. Grnuci. Structure, F7uor III
Gps Whites in F;ma!cs,) aud all Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, has astuni>hcd the most scicn-
tiiic mon OF the age. This remedy not only erad-
ieates all poison from the $ysttan but inrigoratts
the most delicate constitution. CI5 1t does not
aiIect.tl,e breath or interfere with any class of
business, or require any deviation from the usu-
al diet. ~ 1t. requires no assistance from oih
tr med dic,pasg And what enhances its value g
the antiref8bsrncetnf Ill nnuscous taste, being
pleasant and delicious syrup.
Price 81 per Bottle. "r Three BOTTLES for 50.
POTTER & MEkVfN, Sole Proprietors,
St Lcuis, Mo.
Sold in Abhevilc by D. MCLAUGHLIN, and all
responsible dealers in medicines. Vun Schaak
L. Grerson. Charleston, Wholesale Agents.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17

How TIE LONDON TINES IS PRINTED.-
A London cores pondent Of the Philadel-
phia Ledger, having visited the office and
pressroom of the Great Thnnderer,' COM
municates the following Interesting facts:
They use nine tons of paper day
enough to reach to Dover, cighty-three
miles. The water 10 wet the paper is
raised by an engine, and going through
perforated zinc cylinder, falls on an end
less blanket, and vets twenty.four sheets at
a time. They use twenty-se kegs or two
tons of ink each week. Mouds for electro
ty2ing are made Of papeir mache, from
which lead impressions are taken, and ready
for use in a half hour; can take six plates
from mould; the manner of doing it
without burning the mould is a secret;
save six hours by electrotypiug it. Lave
an eighty cylinder Arplegarth press, and
takes twelve thousand FIVE hundred impress
sions, and Hoes ter.cylinder, that turns
out sixteen thousand four hundred in nj ne
hours, working six men: The latter, NOV.
ing horizontally, is not near so complicated
as the former which works vertically. They
prefer. Applcgarlh's. ao it does business
more neatly. Employ $50 men, and issuee
$4,000 copies; havo a man who counts 800
a minute, and they are all delivered five
minutes after the stoppage of the pres !.
One dealer takes $4,000 copies in twenty
carts. Two twelve-horse power engines are
used. Forty years ago, only took 1900
impressions per hour; and first yearly VOL
ums Q7o1) is. about quarter the size of
quarterlies of late years.
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a lady was. told, the other day, by a
travelling gentleman, that every lady who
had a smaaemouth was provided with
husband h by the government. 1th it pothi-
,buls said the lady, making her mouth as
little as she could. The gentleman added
that if she had large mouth she was pro-
vided with two Husbands gracious =
exc. aimed the lady, at the same time throw
ing her mouth open to its full extent. The
gentleman became alarmed, made his escape
and has not been heard Of since.
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From tho Homo Journal.
~ KcAMHcr sI2a. -
bAnD SaszELI.

Z You say, des'0as YOU havs NO vslss o
You cannot sweetly sing. -
And Ger the heart no pleasing thrilr
Of melody car fling.
My heart, was Fl lied with sad regret,
When thus,l heard you say,
For much wished your voice to hear,
In sweet and soothing lay.
Perhaps howe'er, tits best for US =,
OF order masculine,
That we, in song, should never hear
That.seraph voice divine.
For if to spell Of Circean charms.
There should be be added thus,
Enchanting sounds ofSiren song,
What would become of us!
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NT APPEARING toS'dS.setisfaetion that
aAshelyAand wife, Nelly. William White and
wife, Betsey, the children of Tlda white deed,
(names not known)sthe children of Ietty
smith, decd (names not known) some of the
defendants in this case, reside without this
State, it is there fofs-
. Ordered. that they do appear and obisrst to
Inc sale OF the Real Estate Of Aaron Asfsiey,
next; or their consent to the same will be en-.
tered on record.
July 7, 1860. II, .an
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Too Communicative CHILD.-sSon nv
do you love me any?'
'Oh, don'tI.
'WEat for?'
because you always bring me candy
when you come to see Sissy Jane. Give
me some more.s :
'And what does Sissy Jane love me
fora
3. Oh, cause you take her to Concerts, and
gve.her so many nice things. She says
so long as you are fool enough to bring he,
shawls and bonuets she won't suck you
no bow-now sgiss me somo more candy
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]. A. ANSLEY & CO.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST,
AUGUSTA, GA.
ATHENS; GA Nnv % 1o-,

ATHENS, Ca. Nov -, 1889.
De"r Sir: Rhodes Surerrl"srha !,:,s been
applc.iby Inc this ycar,"n snal. srul", to both
Corn and Cotton. The result rXcrcicp my 1x-
peciation, although the experiments for ;llnny
reasons, Were not. and could not be conduct, al
with due caution Yet | am entirely satisfied,
:hat The growth "i weed in bot, instances, the
r'I;t i'll curn, and tie n,Iu,hcr of boil, Of cotton,
wer" fully donh.e the yield in the portions un.
manfred and this w!,ca n.ly Il 'ahl. spoonful
"i the super Ph"ep!t was applied! as 4 top.
Gr,ssngi 10 each i.i!l of corn. and II t..nsrnnninl
- each stalk o; cOtt"n--nnl ,,e last as list. in
the season tie ls,h Of .Inv. Snme of the
weed grew to nine feet high, will, six fee,
branches, covered Will, bolis, while the unrna.
nurcl was rot half eon. 1t is my uteution
hex! year, I" ,cs: it n,ore fully.
Very Respectfully,
Your mos; nb't soTT'f
(Signed) III. {. n. HAMMOND
UNION POINT &c. r. E.) Nov. 2s, 1852.
McsSrS. j. a. ANSL:.Y d. Co.:
Gcnfa.-l bought Il ton of Rhodes Suncr-
Phosphate in Baltimore. last Spring, Mr.. II. ID.
Lctncr, of B'r:ci!a, To test lis value Us n ina
nure. put about l25 lbs. on an acre of cot: :on.
III the drill, on land that would not make over
75 10 lon lbs. Of seed cotton per acre, without
Manure. The result is entirely satisfactory
| tavc made ut least frosG: I5U to sou lbs to the
acre Oh this very poor land. | expect to r!r-
chase from . TO Ions for my Spring crop. Nv
Overscer wishes ME to put his name to this al:O
Yours, III great hnst".
(SigneU +. W. PEINTUP.s
WILLIAM FOSTER.
De. "a, 1859 81 IT,
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Recently man was arraigncd for steal
ing dcmiohn Of whiskcy.
Are you guilty or not guilty? asked the
clerk.
'Wal, you can call it what YOU likes,
tuck the whiskcy, admits, an drunk it,
too
You took it without leave, did you not Z
4 never waits to be axcd when that arti-
cle's around.'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17

THE STATE0F SOUTH CAROLINA.
-ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
= In Equity. -
' Simpson Waits.
Ex'or. Petition. tn sell
W. II. Bentley & Wife,
ct al
pURSUANT to order Of Court the creditors
= OF the Estate OF Pierce Little, decd, are
required to present and prove their demands
AGtk,n three rnontas from tic publication hereof
Or fhey will be barred. 9,.., ~
- WM:AakREER. M G %A.o.
June g., 1860. + 8 8m s,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17

s., EHR0n0RE MARKwALTER, xs
! y. .ax14I51E wOE&zx
Bsosa strsst 'naarshesS
y : n UoggEA, ca
3EA MARBLE .Nopnments, Tomb.
k&a l3{ fe59aes 5kS. A1so,M Marble - sMantels.
I49Ql N4l and urnitup Wpsks ;ofS 153f kinds.
eli tof the .pisfa4A TO Ssa ssisb.
J orste, destensd SRsa mn he'd 20 order
Z ssssssy ssss; - sgs ss gss ,ssssss. sss &.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05

Tug CHEMISTRY OF MEDIcNE-AmOng the special de-
lights which have richly repaid visit 70 New Eng
land was the inspection t our privilege 10 make OF
De- J. G. Aver 4 Co.'S Laboratory az Lowell. Although
We knea BY hearsay that large yet we're We sur
prsed when We came into view Of its real magnitude
and st more BY the extent and complication OF its truly
immense busineSs The whole massive structure Is in
fact one vast chemical laboratory in which the processes
Of this wonderful constantly going Aedieo-
chemical science has found that the curative properties
Of Any substance exist IN one or more OF IFS com
pOnent paris Thus the remedial effects OF opium are
due solely to the morpaa h contains although this but
one eighteenth part Of its weight; The other seventeen
plrts are gum exrracve aud inert Offensive matter
De Ayers system separates the medical properties OF
each substance employed and are here shown the pro
essses by which the urss OF each remedial agent are
chased through the aembics until they out COM
plstely pure AZ last These concentrated purified medi
properties or virtues in lily eomoin q together to
produce the remedies which have made themselves a
reputation for unrvaed excellence all over the world
Not ouy does the Doctor discaim al secrecy in his Art
and explain every process and every particular but be-
maintains that this il the Onlv process by which the peo-
pie can be supplied with the best possible remedies tor the
treatment Of disease The Formula by which the rene
dies are made are published in the medical Journals and
have been presented large part Of the medical Fac
uly Of the United States and constantly sent BY
mail to such physicians as apply for them.-Daiiy
Cironiels SaH FrdnciSc0.
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TuE DiSSEs Tus svEsrSs.-The complimentary din
ner 70 the Bel and Everett Electors viii take place this
evening, at O'Clock, at the Exchange Hotel Tickets
nay be obtained from the Committee Of Arrangements
or at the ofhce Of the Hotel
The Committee Of Reception will NEE; at the Gentle
mems PArlor, Exchange Hotel a. 81 o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05

Balrra a. Dee A-Foa- seld.; H5Nsri Street and Ohio
a5O0 Wheat hrsr Red ~ Is white 9OGi AZ Corn steady
nsu &c yelioH s5s esnts Provisions dall AZ nominal
raj CoTc se1dy. Wi ~ duu stocks dull and lover NeE
York Crnr,s - nl5A; nj s5uri's 70.
Nxw YoAk A-Uotton has dec ming tendency Upland
MED i,gt o. U.ur Sc lover Whsat heavy Corn BIS de
ella n tnd .ncJ; mixed 6SE cents Mas pork SIC 20; e
lO%NEO50 Lard heavy - luA alloy cent WHISKY sssay
Gtlgcens chi ny ~ arst-ady huscoyad1 o. oH 6
o. quiet and Nc bWer 1O'.NA sphiu rurpentne arll
and heavy s4G5H eenit ksn dun Al 81 20 hee dun A.
Al. "a eanil.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05

WASHINGTON, Dec 4.-Wbile the Presidents message
Is lauded By residents Of the border slave Sta es as
grand and statesmaaike effort 1t Is received with un-
Uitg,ted condemnation by Northern aud Southern
tremists The spirit eyneed by members to-day in de-
timing their position has fallen like death-Psl over the
hopes Of al Eho ardendy hoped for the restitution OF
amty and courtesy between the North and the South
The last hope based upon the reported willingness Of the
Northern uuhfying States to rescind their obnoxious
enactmeuts has vanished by the assertion OF seve-
raj Republican leaders that lincoln in being constitution
ally elected Ni administer the government according 10
strict Republican Interpretation.
The report that Fort Aoultrie will be reinforced by
troors e without foundation The Secretary Of Wars
R.nort recommends no increase in The army.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05
SsXTY.sIx RGROEs FOR SALE. AND A
THos. WATKINS,
Mount Laurel, HAlIfal
LAlItll dAHIaA. lTr,.tee.
R.yGAINE5, irus'ees'
noq"-tds Prafe,s Branch Charlotte

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VALUABLE
~ PAKM up so ACRks IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY on
THE APP0NATToN RIVER BY ue Of decree Of the Cir
Court Of the County Of Che Tt the No
vember term 1850 the friendly sull therein pending
ChA-eery eide thereof sled hordner n. ing and Wife
Keechs EXecstjr e. as shall Special Commissioner Offer
for sale At Public Auction, the premises URSDAY the
18th day OF December ne1 ALL O'clock ~ fair n not the
issi fair day, that large and deabs farm knoSn OAK
LAND" formrg owned by Col r. hns7n aud the late
dence Mrs Martha A. keeoh lying 10 the said Ches
tertcd the
Mines and hAroad miles the
ties Of Richmond ana Petersburg
THIS Yarn contains about w hundrtd 200 Acres Of which
oneouTth well wooded IA OAK Pine &C fuppag
timber than is NEEDED for the pAc the remainder open
The land consists Of situated hand and
bundled Of erie nate creeks and the yer.
The situation Of The healthy and beautiful the
rounding ryin desirable community with convenient a.
tus worship. The well watered The buildings
large connections DSetg In good repair the
houses KIT hens Ice oue. Oyertecrs House, Once
The Stables and BarDss ample for farng purpofes
farm the tract Of land hse offered for sale Ia % the
productive ard residence Of the desirable In
this secii Of the State All ptnons desiring TO locate perma
nenily would do vel to examine
TERMsso much Of the purchase money TO be paid Cash
viii be delray 81 SIT and sale and The
mandeI to be paid In three nsiaen Of one to and three
years. the deferred payments Il be c1redb tOnds and
security bearing interest from date and the reservation Of
title until he payment Of the entire purchase money.
deriving further information Wellington
Goddon Ecu firm Of Goddin spperson Bl:hmond Vs.
MeiSr james II. Cor, and VIM. Blankenshp. Winter
peck o. ort' my,et Ny address Is Proc ors Geek
Chesterfield county, Va. JOSEPH EDWIN cox,
Chesterfield o. h., Nov. 10, 1860. Special comr.
wExecutor's NOtice.-At the same tine and place
Will he sold at Auction by executor Of hr Martha A.
Kee deceased the entire Household and Kitchen Furniture stock
Hogs Sheep Cows Horses Crop sc the farm also
celsnt family Carriage Day q sale, THURSDAY, the
18Th day Of December 1890 Terms at sale -
noi5-tds Executor ~ d. A. ReecA, decd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05

RIAL EsrArk-The sales Of city property at auction,
in November amounted to $SSS5, agains. 81 CSC same
month, last year, and SIS, AIS in November, IS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-05

4, ths trHy uoaasrf4i perits Of ihs OryqeHaisd Bic
in curing Dyspepsia in its worst Developments, be
known aDd appreciated orders for il pouring
In IRON an parts Of the cOuntry-Norh South East and
West This tells the story