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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05

IDIoTs.-There are twenty thousand
idiots in Great Britain, many of them in
Asylum, while many live at their homes.
An institution has just been opened at
Lansdowne House, Greenwich, "for the
training of idiots of the upper classes"
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TRACT OF LAND

upon which Simeon Eldridgc died seized and pos
sessed, upon twelve and eighteen months credit.
Bond and security will be required and a lien re-
tanned on the Land until the purchase money is
paid. Bonds in both eases will draw interest from
date. WILLIAM HUNT, G. d. W.
Sept %, 1sf0-3t--prs fee S5-G27
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WIN. H. BRIANT,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in
Chancory,

"1LL PRACTICE IN THE CIRCUIT AND
W. Chancery Courts of McMinn, Polk, Brad
ley, Meigs, Monroe and Roane counties. And
attend promptly to the collecting and securing of
all claims entrusted to his care in East Ten
nesscc.
Sept 20, 1S60--tf-627
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Miners and Planters Bank of N.
NorOI;ro


This is the name of new Stock Bank
started at Murphy, in Western Carolina.
D. c. Hardin is Cashier, and A. T. David
son is President.
Board Of Directors.=-A. r. Davidson, NJ.
Fnin, r. Y. McAden, Pleasant Henry, DR..
G. T. Rogers, J. NJ. Grant, 6. W. Sweep
son.
List Of ,Sockholdes.-M. Fain, II. w.
Nolen, B. k. Hickey, D.. r. Ramsaur, r.
Y. McAden, A. r. Davidson, j. NJ. Grant,
Geo. w. Dickey, VIM. c. Walker Jno.
Butt, DIR. G. ~. Rogers, Pleasant Henry,
s. G. r. Mount, Geo. w. Swepson, Asa
James.
From the Statement which we publish
below, it will be seen that the institution
is in sound and healthy condition:
Statement of the Miners and Planters
Bank on the lst Sept, 1860.
Notes Discounted, SlO2, O29, 81
Bills Of Exchange, 4,GG2.l2
State Bonds, 100000
Expenses, 2.Sl3.30
Notes of other n. C. Banks, 3,772OO
s. c., Tenn. and Ga. notes, 1886, 90
Specie, 47,2S5,74
Merchants Exc'g. Bank, n. Y. 1897 Sc
P. Campbell & Co., N. York, 4,775,6O
177,50053
Capital paid in, SGD, 1856 90
Due depositors, LAPS, %
Circulation, 00,3300
Profit and loss, 3,257, 25
177,5OO,53
@ 40 - 4
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MONEY SAVED rs MONEY EARNEDl

TIME BEST ARTICLE THAT is MADE.
l. just received and for sale by
Oct. 5, GEOR W. ROSS.
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Ba5" Criticise it as you will, the Demo.
cratic party of the United States have
made this government what it is.-DA
Gazette.
Yes, no doubt this government has been
made by the democrats what it is. Just
read the expostions of the Covode Com
mittee.-LouisvMs Journal.
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John Hardy has been to see John Bell and
indorses him on tie slavery question.-Joh
Hardy, of the Selma Sentinel, being in
Nashville, has been introduced to Mr..
Bell. and he says of him:
He speaks in the highest terms of both
Douglas and Breckenridge, but has no use
forLincoln--he believes the election of Lin
coin would be the most dire calamity that
could befall the country. While i say Mr..
Bell is not the man for me, my objections
to him are not based upon the ground
that l believe him unsound upon the
slavery question-so far as the institution
OF negro slavery abstractly is concerned
he is as favorable to it as l am or any
other Southern man.
Such is the universal testimony Of all
conscientious men who have seen Mr..
Bell, or who have impartially examined
his record-that he is perfectly sound
and reliable upon the great question:
Montgomery (Ala.) Post.
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MATRIMONIAL DIALoGUE.-"Mr. Jones,
grace?" Certainly, my dear; any thing
is means Of grace that breaks up pride
and leads to repentance."
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GRANVILLE
FURNITURE FACTORY,
Furniture at Wholesale or Retail

TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
i either at Wholesale or Retail, at the Grays-
vile Furniture Factory, Catoosa county, Georgia,
n large assortment Of Furniture, made of the
best materials and got up in the latest styles and
finish, equal to any manufactured in any part of
the United States, and he will sell as low as the
same article can be purchased in any other mar
ket North South. Parties wishing to pur-
chase n good article of Southern Made Furniture,
are invited to call at the Factory and examine
our stock. They can be supplied with any arti-
cles named below, lower than they can lay them
down from any other place.
To the trade we would say we are prepared to
furnish you with the following articles of "Cus-
tom made" or "Knock down Furniture on as
favorable terms as you can lay them down from
the North or West. Give us a call:
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Laathari Leather
PHILADELPHIA Steam Refined svrnn

SOO LBS. SPANISH SOLE LEATHER,
cOO just received and for anle by
Oct. 5J,. GE0R. W. ROSS.
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BRADY AGAINST FUsIoN.-The Republi-
can papers are rejoicing over the fact that
Mr.. Brady, the BRECKENRIDGE ancey cam
didate for Governor of New York, made
speech on the 25th ult, at Albany, de-
nouncing Douglas and declaring against
fusion. 1t would seem, from the follow
ing note to the N. Y. Express, that Brady
was, on that occasion, in the hands of the
Black Republicans and talking for their
benefit:
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All the Negroes, about 81 in number,

belonging to Simeon Eldridgc, deceased. Said
sale to be upon four and ten months credit, ox-
ccpt ten per cent, which will be required to be
paid down. Bond and security will be taken, and
lien retained upon the Negroes for the residue of
the purchase money.
will also, under the same decree, upon the
premises, in McMinn county, Tennessee, on the
22l dnv of Octobpr ncvi coll tbo
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see that the Republicans in New York
have had telegaphed to them, that Hon.
j. T. Brady, last night, addressed large
crowd. This is so far true-but it should
be added, call in Thurlow Weeds pa
per got up the crowd, and the Republi-
cans attended en- maSse There is not
enough of Breckinridgeism here for seed.
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Mot dangerous to III. human Rmily :"
"i.ats come Odt Of their holes tu die"
VGgMalGa

Rat, Roach, Sc. Eytcrminator.
Bed Bug EXtcrninutor.
Eclctric Powder, for Insects, &c.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats-lto NATURALIZATION Mice
Moths osquitocs-Flcas
-lnscot, on Plants. Fowls. Animals, &c.,-in
short, every form AID species of
NERMLN.
W years established in New York City-uscd
by the City Po-t-Ohicc-the City Prisons and
Station llonscs-ih, City Steamers, Ships, &c,
the City llotcls-Astor, st. Nicholas. &c
and by more than cocoa private familic,.
ir4p Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell
Wholesale Agents in oil the large elite,
and wns Beware of spurious limitations: 81
Boye- sent by mail. Address orders
or for Circular to Dealers to HENRY Il.
COSTAR, Principal Depot, 5l2, Broadway,
toppo-itc st. Nicholas Hotel n. Y.
Sold by WM. STEWART, Ag't,
April 90. Winchester. Tenn.
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ally, 1t is delightful to think about it.
But the brick and mortar work is TO
come. win it be built? That's the
question, VIII the excitement die out,
and another year clapsc before the sub
jcct Is again agitatedy We hope not,
We do trust, oh 50 hopefully, that the
few sparks Of excitement now on the
subject may be famed into a flame that
will consume all apathy in regard there
to. Citizens Of Winchester, you know
we need u hotcl-onc that shall cost ut
lowest calculation ten thousand dollars
for the building alone, 1t would give n
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\ NEW HOTEL.
A f. HOTEL!.
A NEW HOTEL!!!

The reason we put three heads at the
top Of these remarks is because we
want everybody to know the fact that
the people of our town have at last AVA
kened to the necessity Of II new hotel.
Oh! how glad we are! Don't, for the
sake OF all that is noble, don't let the
excitement die out. Anew hotel, Why
the very mention of sucha thing makes
our blood course faster and more freely
through our veins. A new hotel. Don't
we need one. And we understand that
II meeting has been held and steps tn.
ken in the matter. 1t has been talked
of on the strcets-old mcn have discuss
ed the subiect-mcn who make up the
best part ofour good community. Bus
mess men are arguing the necessity of
the institution. Andewe have heard
the ladies talking about it-yes, n of
the swe test ladies (they arc all sweet
h~owever) told us the other day that
they are going to build a new hotel
and her eyes sparkled with delight at
the idea. Our eyes sparkled too. Re
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CHARLESTON CONVENTION.

At this time "wednesday morning
we arc unable to announce who the
nominee Of the convention will be-
Balloting has not yet commenced 1t
i'd firmly believed that Douglas will be
nominated. Many OF the Southern
States have withdrawn from the con
vention. Alabama took the lead, and
Mississippi, Georgia, Louisiana, Texas,
Florida, South Carolina, Delaware, Ar,
kansas, and other states followed.
Great excitement prevails, and it seems
impossible for the President to pre-
serve order. This state of affairs we
surely regret, and trust that the news
by the next mail will be off, more grat.
flying nature. We do not wish to sec
Southern men, however, compromise
their rights; they should maintain them.
Concession bcrcterlOrc has caused tho
trouble.
We would like TO zee harmony char
aclorizc the convention. lfMcy fail TO
agree, wc know not what will follow.
We should like to publish some Of the
speeches made by members in the con
vention, but time and space in our pa
per will not allow. The Southern del
esatea, those who bolted, refuse to On.
dorso the Cincinnati Platform agaiA be.
cause the doctrine Of popular Fover.
eighty was construed in different ways
in different sections. They wanted an
unequivocal PLATFORM; one that will re-
cognizc tho right~bf Shareholders to
carry their slaves there, and protect
ihem against any enactments of terri
,orial legislature against such right.
The great difficulty seems to be, to
get 3 platform; n on which all Il
stand. We believe that the delegates
IRON the free states are willing to CON
ccde TO the wishes OF their Southern
brethren, but fear to do SO, because it
would destroy all chance Of carrying a
single Free State. The people in the
free states do not understand our do.
nestle Institutions, and would be I'm.
willing to make what they believe to be
concessions.
But we iorbear remarks, awaiting
news by to-morrow's mail
'sLs Pope Of Rome is nowi in his sixty
segr"
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CONNER CIAL.
Nashville Market,
PrOmlhe Nsshylue naIlr New,

E"H' v i'f' wv"
Nashville, May 8, 1860.
COTTON-There was no transactions YES
to-day worth reporting.
IobAcoo' There IL, rs yet, nothing doing,
except IN loose lots, and these are generally ln-
ierior, Lugs, In such sales, bring from 81 so
MS2 90 per hundred; and Loaf 81 250S4.
BAcoN,-Shoulders cts; Hams scarce nj
o@lO; ClcNrSldcs lOI-from wagons. From
store, packed, an advance on these figures.
L4Rp,-Good LRrd, in suitable packages, %
cents,
WHrAr--Primc Red and White in demand
81 50MSl rs.
Mt FLoUR,-Dcmand active, Extra 81 00@
~ 20, per barrel; Supcrfnc SO 80; Extra
Family Flourin bags, SO 80; Suporlinc SO 90
II % lbs, These arc wholesale prices, the re-
tail figures advance % cents u OS lbs, and 80
cents per barrel.
Onts,-Shcllcd oats are worth ca cents per
bushcl, in lots from store; by retail 50 ccnts.
Ryc,-None in the market,
~Bnrlcy,--In demand, ut - cents per bushcl,
Corn,-Buycrs IRE giving 70 cents per bush
el, Retailing from store ut SoE, 80,
Whisky kcctiilcd 2oG22; country brands
G0to15c.
Cheese, English Dairy l2!@l3, Western
Reserve l0l@ll.
lron,-Tcnncsscc-Bm dc; Band ION:
Horse Shoe % Nail Rod o; Boiler, e.; Sheet
S4Gol' Hoop S!(G9a, P~ittsburg--B9r SEE;
Band jllgji Horse Shoe b; Nail Rod I; Sheet
j4mGi Hoop 1to7J.
Nails,-Throc5 s. 90; Fours - % T. key;
Skies -; Flights 80 70; Tens, undlarger sizes
So 30.
lopo,-Gmw 12l Ollie Juto l2!; Cotton
Thread 22Jml23.
A,l, L,,,,. ...I. /. ,,.,th 81 m. Deal Or
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CONVENTION ADJOURNED ! !
MARRIED.

On the morning OF the Sd inst, by Rev. T.
d.. JoNEs, Mr.. VI. ID. EMEREY. Jr., and
Miss VIRGINIA. +. MoprNI, all Of this county.
The first intimation we had that the above
mentioned event had %transpircd, was alta Pic
Mic, on the morning Of the happy occa-ion.-
We didn't believe it much-in fact, it seemed
not 50 for many reasons, but coming to town.
little note, which di,,ipatcd all doubt. Mer-
rcll is gone-followcd in the footsteps of his
father, and II thousand million of others who
have considered it wrong to live alone. Sue
cess to you. Merrill. May YOU and your wife
have lots %oi-joys, is our wish.
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N { i e !

ALL PERSONS having claims against 'so
estate of n. X. Martin, decd. are reques'sa II
fle them with the Administrators: Ana a.
persons indebted to the estate of N. X. aaI'n,
deed, or the firm Of ~. X. Martin q COZ
requested to come forward and make seN
ment. j. ". & N. r. MARTIN,
Jan. 8, GO. 4e'rsrsfres'
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c.
TO envy me too SOON Tor though may
have been tho first one to find 1t out,
there Is such thing as having one beau
too many, Oh, how | hated him' but
with the bold assurance of persons OF
this class, he seemed to think he was
honoring me with his company. /
wish ] could describe him to you, rca.
der mine, but my pen is inadequate TO
tho task. On rainy days, when he had
no outdoor work to do, he would inva.
riably como TO school, and amusc him.
self with scribling my namc, in his
scrawling hand, all vert the books and
benches, wlilo tho scholars would slyly
wink at one another, and watch the
school'ma'am, to see if she did not
put on airs while her beau was there.
And then, at recess time, he was sure
TO get up and Gene and lean over my
Desk, and talk away as unccrcmonious'
ly as though | were his W especial
property. Oh. how cordially did wish
him in the Red Sea; for ! was painfully
conscious ola score Of eyes poeping in
ut the windows and doors. After such
u visit, ! would hear such reports as.
'Bill jenkins kissed the school-ma'am
twice, and she didn't care n bit, Yes,
and he had his arm around her, too,--
and various others Of the same stamp.
OF course, nobody believed them, but
that did not helpsundry sly jokes atmy
expense, till, ut last, the schooI.ma'am
and Bill Jenkins got to boz mark for
all their jokes to center on, in this fun.
loving community.
But Notwithstanding aUi these trials
and tribulations, | should have borne
up under them all, had il not been for
the fact that the knowledge Of Eya's
beau had reached home and Il certain
young gentleman, Harry by name q
th;nk I bovc mcutiopcd him bclorol,
chose to feel himself sighted, withaIj
and though ] would not own wen to
myself that ] cared for that, an undcfn-
ed something kept stealing into my
heart, and stealing away my happiness.
II was In this franc Of mind, and when
..l. L,. ;,. Goa, Lo L,so ,r,,Lo,l IN.
and mo torno,t whioh uould he in
u week, that | received The following
wondcrfDl cpi,tlc.
only DEAR Mn4--ltis with pleasure that |
take my pen in hand to zen you l'1 RAJ "o.
2sick and s@y, 56c to me s,y. she Bin / don't .c.
any other alternative than for You to ret mar
more work than van ~ -" MY ,hourht YOU hnd
Kind a honkin artcr me 50 thinks will jc,,
n pIpn IA H. \ x ,n " w ,'7Tt "" "o% SDi a" mother hn
gotn ydlcr daIainco one that shcnoycr wore but
once ,.u Va" ,"ys S?u n"I WY" ) J",, w Inv,
:, tease some nj first bat Drt she gryr her con
,yn' .@i'n now m''' n ,''i' II %""'T C. your ,,
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ELECTION.
On Thursday. oath day Of May,

1869. ut the various places Of voting in FRANK
lin county, | will open and hold an Election
for the purpose of elccting an Attorney Gener-
al for the eighth Judicial Circuit for said S,aie;
and also ut the same time an Election VIII pe
held for the purpose of ascertaining the wihoi
the voters of Franklin County in relation W
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Chr Aoms goasnal.
Weekly, ut 81 u Year, Strictly In Advance.
BY w. j..
MAY.DAY CELEBRATION,

AccoTiNIlB w pTcNIo"''D "'"'S
programme, the Sunday-schools Ct oul
town--that is, the Cumberland Presby'
terian, Methodist, and tho Eplscopa',
Joined IN n celebration OF May'day'--
The Cumberland school marched in
wcll.arrangcd form from their Church
TO the Methodist Church, where they
were Joined by the Methodist Sunday,
school, From thence they went to the
Courthouse and received the EpiscopaI
school. AS the last named were inyi
ted quests, It was deemed most apprO
pirate ~ Che Chief Marshal, Rev DR.
W. W, rs i'll, to place them in the mid
die, the Methodist school going in The
roar Of the procession to the grounds
and the Cumberland school in the rcal
back. The procession contained in al.
about 800 children Of various sizes, and
all with happy countcnanccs. The
teachers generally marched IN the front
~. roor or thcir Ilaaips and rorh elias.
acted il amaumcrthat could but please
lhc teachers, Itwasa little too damn
in the morning to start ~ early rs was
intended, but q genial sunshine made
tho air quito pleasant and the earth
drv ououoh by 10 O'Clock, about which
iiIno fine uroccsgion commenced its
| msrrh 10 lhc npvoiulcd grove. Arrived
lLern fine scholars were dismissed, and
allowed 10 stroll about over the woods.
f. was certainly Il far better place for
such demonstrations than we believed
c~yi,tcI 50 close to our town. I'm fact,
il il the GROVE to resort to hereafter for
such celebrations. provided the excel
lent. but Temporary bridge, is not Ics-
irovcJ mr. # DESTROYED, il rebuilt.
Soon after reaching the grounds, Mr..
Colvor rose and addressed Che crowd,
hoIdino IN his hand a beautiful hoQuc,
of Nowors. unon Che merits and beau
tics Of which he discourscd quite cIo-
~ouentIy, and in his literary ascension.
in oratory. spoke lcarncdIy Of the caus.
cs Of all the beauty by which he WA,
surroundcd-,ho flowers, the budding
roca orl r,l,rn's ararpot Of nrccn.''
r,, ,., o,,lJ ,,o, holm Iinlina that -
,n, L,.L r.ooJ Loyr seemed = tbou,.
o,,,,,,,,, j., ii.
Innd L,o a ho,nh ~ dowrrs yo,
'''', r.I,.. L.. n,,.n.
GanL, Ln,h., oLoor;
nl, y. ,..,.L.L.I u.,,Ll
noo,nr ii, .on, ,,,nv
, ,i,i,
'"''' 'N'P' mp" ,c', ;o?'r
lll ' - ~ w. ' ~ " AAff W. f'N 'f
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In some localities the wheat is look
ing very weIl-in others it has been
winter killed to some cXtcut--but the
rains Of the past week are doing good
service in bringing ont that which was
not utterly frozen out.-Ohi0 RWaiixt.
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PROPOSED A

for the Turnpike roads Those in favor OF tns
tax will vote TAN" and those against wiz
vote mo TAX" Polls open 9 o'clock a.
NJ. and close 4 o'clock. 2. NJ. 80,
April 18th. j. w. CUSTER, Shh'
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1t.

We have in possession at the Home journal
Office a Carving Fork. which was lost at the
May Day Celebration last Tuesday. The own,
er can get in by calling and-ireating us for
this notice.
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WINCHESTER.

The County Seat OF Franklin County, Ten
nescc, Is pleasantly situated on the Boiling
Fork of Elk, two and II half miles South of the
Chattanooga Railroad, on the Railroad leading
to Alabama, and now completed to Fayetteville.
1t Is Justly celebrated for its numerous Schools,
which are literally patroniaed by the planters
OF the south West, on account both of the ex-
cn'lencc OF the schools themselves and the health
OF the town and surrounding country. 1t is in
sight OF the great University Of the South,
tribute to the proiperjty Of the County and
the own Its proximity to the immense Coal
bcd5 now just being opened, its location in the
midst OF II country so well adapted to produce
eyeryt ing necessary to support human life, and
It's uninterrupted good health, render it II suit
able site for manufactures of every description.
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AGRICULTURAL, SOCIETY

"HERE Will BE 4 MEETING OF
i the Society at the Court House on Mon
day next, for the purpose Of electing officers,
and transacting other important business. All
the members are requested 10 attend. BY or
der Of ABE FRIZZELL, Sec'y.
Nav alt
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containing six rooms and portico in front; Il
Kitchen and negro huuScs, wrathcrboardcd,
with brick chimn"ys; a first rate Barn, wealth
crboNTdcd, containing a shclrer, and II first rate
Ihrc-hrr in good repair: Stables, Cribs, sc.
and two never falling wells OF pure, GOOD and
cold water. This tract of land is level, II little
MMlM.Ling. anrrnnMlnl hN II hnnnliElI :cnnnrN.
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Monday, 9TH day Of NAY, 1860,

at the Court House door in III, town Of Win
chester, proceed to sell the following valuable
property, viz:
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THE SLAVES

will be sold on Il credit Of eight months, and
thn janl upon Il credit Of six, twelve aud ci.h-
teen months, in equal installmcnt,. The pur-
chaser will be required to give bond and an
proved security, and Il !.icn upon IT," land and
slaves will be retained unit! che puI ase money
i, paid.
Said slaves and Hand were att tchod in the
abIvr named causes. and by an express agree
m"utld writing all the parties therein interest
c't hay. agreed that the -iavrs and land attach-
ed may be sold, and the defendant, II. Il. Faith
cr!y, has expressly waived and rclinquirhed his
equity 81 redemption, and therefore the pur-
chaser Will get il perfect and absolute tide to
III" lroQarty.
II. r. ESTILL, c. & NJ.
April %, 1869. IDS 20.
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On Saturday, 26th of May next,

On Saturday, 26th of May next,
We will offer at Public Sale, on the premises,
the above tract OF: Land divided off into Lots
us above stated, on II credit Of one, two and
three years, for notes satisfactorily secured,
bearing interest, and lien retained.
A plan of the grounds can be seen by call
ing on Mr.. Harry Carr, Winchester.
The sale is positive and without reserve, the
owner being determined to close them out
Those interested in the growth aud prosperity
of Winchester would do well to attend this sale.
=, &. N. FOGG,
A. V. $. LINDSLY.
April 26, tbs Agents for Owners.
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Valua1 lie Property
FOR SALE.

{. W. Simpson ogaiast H. h. Eothc,{y, ct ats,
SNci5yyiHc HoMh Of Ic"n., u.s.. " "
Hr"!citoh d Simmons. rs.
Gcoyye Noqaer, ct u.s., rs. "