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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-04
For the Spirit of the Age.


La FAYETTE, Ga, June IA, 1s60
Bro. German; 1t was through the solici-
tation of your friend, j. NJ Henry, ard my
love for the cause of Temperance, that l sub
scribed to your paper and am prepared to
say thatit is good paper, and is all that it
was recommended to be- Besides. it is so
cheap that it is within the reach of every Son
and Daughter of Temperance, and they should
not fail to send for it. l shall take pleasure
in recommending it in our Division, and
hope to succeed in sending you club in a
few weeks
We have some worthy brothers in Chero-
kee, Georgia, who are laboring to dispel the
gloom that is resting on our beloved country
We hope to succeed in freeing our land from
the growing evil Of intemperance. May the,
time not be far distant when our desires shall
be realized. Now is the time to renew our
slumbering energies, and march forward un-
til our proud banner shall wave in triumph
over every hill and vale, from the Atlantic's
wave-worn shore to the snow-clad mountains
IN the North. May we ever honor our motto,
Love, Purity and Fidelity" for they are
principles not born of earth, but of God We
toll not to enrich our brows with the "laurel
wreath, or the diadem Of kings, but to secure
peace and happiness around the fireside of
let the Young men Of onr couniry who are
lust blooming into manhood sink in the
drunkards grave diseraced and ruined ?
80 sba1 that voioa :, ,,no .oma
From mountain hiil and plain, '
And R plead ,i for III many a biighted home,
a, SOY pl'AU - 'A'H
able to extend the helping hand, and be faith
,ui n.;, anu 'rue ourselves, SO tnaI our banner
wiz ever wave IN triumph until the conflict rs
, over; anu may Ine s'ar oil temperance,
Mnicia rose allia seoruls ana perils, IKE the
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-04

LEARN TUE VALUE OF MONEY!. A silver
dollar represents days work of the laborer-
If it is given to a boy, he has no idea Of what
it cost, or what it is worth he would be
as likely to give dollar as dime, for top,
or any other toy. But if the boy has learned
to earn his dimes and dollars by the sweat Of
brow, he knows the difference Hard work
is to him measure of values that can never
be rubbed out of his mind. Let him learn
by experience that a hundred dollars repre-
sents a great sum of money. A thousand
dollars is a fortune, and sen thousand is a.
most inconccivable. for it is far more than he
ever expects to possess. When be has earned
dollar, he THINKS twice before be spends it
He wants to invest it so ss TO get the full val
ue ofa days work for it. Il is q great wrong
to society and to boy, to bring him up 70
mans estate without this knowledge a for
tune at twenty-o without. is almost inevi-
tably thrown away. With it and little czp-
ital to start on, he viii make bis own fortune
far better than any one can make it for him
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all have said or done, Imust account to God
Ilove my friends. how pleasant it is to
think of friends in Heaveni How pleasant
to think too of those on earth we love with
equal warmth. And, my dear Editor, am
thinking of one whom love as David did
Jonathan, with pure and feryent love. When
remember his tolls for the sons of the good
old North State; how he is spending his
strength and substance to free her sons from
the curse of the rum god, my soul cleaveth
fast unto him. And should the foul and he'll
lish tongue of hate and slander be raised
against him, to rob him of his Justly won
laurels, swift be my efforts to recoil the dead
ly serpent around the necks of his foes, until
his fangs of hellish hate are purged of all
their fiery venom, and the balm of human
kindness hath healed his bloody wounds
BOB
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-04
CHAPTER III.

For the brief period of three years permit
me to throw light bridge across the gulf of
time of time and again present to you Hell
en- Carleton and Mabel Hazelet. 1t is their
last session to be spent at school, and they
have made good use Of their time. The in
tervening months have brought to them but
few outward changes. Helen is the same
light hearted girl. petted and caressed by her
school mates, fattei ed by the many visitors.
at her fathers house, and in great danger of
being spoiled, were it not for certain dis
eliminating power, flowing along with an
under current of feeling, unlike the light
surface which has often to De called into re-
auisition to discern the true from the false
/ She is handsome-declared by those whose
acquaintance she does not wish to cultivate, to
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-04

said: Il have in my possession msmento
which / highly prize; wear It near my
heart 1t came from my ancestors to me as
their successor in Office. u was present
from Washington to my grandfather, Red
jacket, when your nation was IN It's iaf1ncy.
You viii be glad to see and handle *, and /
should do wrong were not to give you the
opportunity" As he spoke thus he removed
the wampum from his neck. and drew from
his bosom large massive medal, in oval form,
some seven inches by Eve, and il passed from
hand to hand along the tables On one side
of this medal were engraved. in fun length,
the figures Of two chiefs Red Jacket IN cos
tune, presenting the pipe ofpe.ce, and Wash
ington with right hand extended as in the
act Of receiving it. On the other SIDE were
the masonic emblems, with the date f7e2, If
my memory is correct
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-04

"a A man who has soul worth d six
pence, must havesenemics It is uftsfi7 i'm,
possible for the best Of men to please the
world, and the sooner this is understood and.
aposition taken in view OF the fact; the. bef-
ter. Do right, though ycu have ene1ni a.
You cannot escape them by doing wrong, and
it is little gain to barter away your honor
and integrity, and to diyest yourself # taoraI
courage TO gain-nothins. Better abids BY
the trnth-frown down all opposition, and
rejoice in the feeling which must inspire
free and independent man.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-04

Lead me, o, Lord, in thy righteousness
because Of mine enemies; make thy ray
straight before my face.
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CHAPTER II.

Helen Carleton was decidedly the prettiest
girl and her father one of the wealthiest men,
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OAAsAA A-Ah -
"Gliding round her soft and sweet,
Angels pinions lightly meet
While the evening shadows glide
Slowly nom the mountain side;
And the summer air that breathes
Softly through the crimson leaves,
Strays amid her flowing hair
whispering in a voice Of prayer.
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EDUCATION.
SOUTHERN FEmALR INSTITUTE.


TIVE Eleventh Session Of tha Institution will commence on the
hrs Monday In October next and close the day u
June, 1870
The Principal does deem necessary 10 give the names Of
the Assistant Teachers In his employ simply saying that he aid
ed By eleven thoroughly quahsd Instructors and every effort
viii be made maintain the high reputation and select
OF the School
ne department Of mesc Vocal and
nstrunenta unsurpassed The most accomplished teachers
In the city emp particular attention Is paid 70 his
valuable accomplishment.
Two ladies' educated Paris and speaking
the pures French reside In the family Of the Pncp whose
pea duty speak French hAbluay with all those who
and French spoken In the honse any female school
In the Union
The uecs Philosophy and Chemistry are fully H.
Illustrated by experiments the apparatus belonging the Institute
being as complete ~ any In the state
Especial attention given also to the study Of History English
Literature Rhetoric and Readnga portion Of the both
1 active and profitable.
The Principal refers with pride 10 the following fist Of PATRONS
Hon II A. Wise, Norfolk Va; Com. NJ. y Maury, Nat o.;
Rev. VIM sparrow theological Seminary Alexandra Rev p
Rev H. Kepler, Rev D. boSsei, DR. D. R. WEXFORD. A,
Morson, K Anderson, r. Graan James Lyons r. Price
VIM Palmer, Col Fona ne Col w. MupOrd, a. Ruiher.
foord Hon John Robertson Rlehmond Jas NJ Mocn ooch-
land; wn. CLARK, carpgon Hkllfax X cralle
brier Va p 81 George Cooke Pcxhata Dr. B. Stuart King
bemarle A Penn, j. W. Carroll New Orleans Baylor Tssex;
Mira Harrison, Lever Brandon: Co.. Dabney Dry Crave
Miss Bryce Stewart GAINESVILLE. Tenn Hon. G. H. Lee Clarks
Reeences made asc TO the Faculties Of the virgins Military
Institute and Wan and Mary College, % Professors Bedsoe
Board Washing and Lights t22s 90
Tuition IN Erll 90 90
Preparatory Department. 40 20
Latin or Modern Languages In classes, each 70 90
Music, Vocal Piano, Harp, Organ or Guitar, per
Drawing Painting oil or go to 50 60
Use Of Instruments, per month 50
Payable onea October balance on the 9Th Of February
For farther particulars or for catalogue SdT NE Principal
jyl2-9n Box 81, Richmond, Va
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10 Represent Stock In their general meetrgs
only he valid r the Of nom the date tina
leh BV-TH0 aniO-td WITH
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ANYWAY from The suhscsher The ih max aNEGR0 BOY
II named DICK said BOY l. ablu' u years old bright
nal TO. with srast r. gray ssAmmsin apeAkns, and
suitable Be paid Bis
pr henon and delivery put In jan that get
him JNO r PALMORE.
- Ny address stony POln, MIL, Cumberland county, VIZ
Rinla Ausf- CT
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sDuCArION.
nm 10W1NION INSTTTUTE

ryur [ ,.on N dis school for Young Ladies' located At
tAs cornsr ~ m and Franklin sirees hchnond Va viii
begin on The ist DAY Of October 1850 and cose the so Of
HOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
IRs humaie Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
SIS n Gr,on Natural Science and Mathematical
Rev lanes A Duncan Biblical Literature.
Mons Edouard HoudAyer, yemen
Carlos o uera Span sh and Italian
Albert De Rordig.r, Gernan
Miss Eya NJ Jones, intermediate English.
Miss MAGGIE d. Brander, Primary Engish-
Horace Chase, Piano and organ.
Heinrich Schneider Harp
q. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
J. W. Reeve, Penmsnship.
Session. payable half on first Of October, residue
FEB. IA ISL: 80. - =.
Intermediate English Oncuing Vocal Muse) ....... 20 %
SENIOR nncluJng Voc Al Music, ............. 90 On
Languages, each ............ ~ W
Pane Orgsa Guitar Cultivation OF the Voice, for half
hour lessons per week ......... 90 W
Piano Orsan Guitar or Cultivation Of the Voice
hour ie son, per - w
% W
Pastel Water Colors Crayon Drawing 20 ~
Use Of Piano. ~ W
Ornamental Branches -
wSsLipg and IIghts Observation-Disclosures. % 90
Application to pupils and ali communications concerning
the school should be made 10
THOMAS l. GALLvHER
The announcement for tn. session Of 1862 al win furnished
.aN.A ia Il
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BOARDING SCHOOL AT ROxBURY, NEW

BOARDING SCHOOL AT ROXBURY, NEW
ID KENT CO., VAL vii open this school mothers ths.
N Poard resdence the t Of september 1860 for the In
tied number Ct IL boys
Of this school will erJoy all the advantages private
family and will receive the attention home The
nsrueon win embrace AL the English Classical and Mathe-
matira branches.
THs-sO including everything For further particulars
circular which be obtained by addressing Tos Ballard
Exchange Hoe Richmond, self at Hubbard o.. New
Kent ceunty. TH0S A POLLARD, A. NJ
R,rencsS-O Martin Prof Ancient Languages H. College;
A. D. Hnge, D. D. Riehnon'; H. D. Douglas King William; wn
Newton Hanover John p Pierce New Kent Hugh Nelson
tsrsburs; 7. Taylor, New Kent.
49,,
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NOTICE
tE subscriber having made change his business
II July a akes necessary hat all due him pre-
vous line 81 ut be Ne Woud therefore, Of
cnds forward and discharge the
iiebtsdncsl Thankful or past avors h would eounu
their patronage 70 The Of SPkHCE GARY.
b SPENCE
No 10 cor Main AID lSuh SIS.
Rshuoad. Aug %. 1860 aus
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Z. Il. BENTLEY,


DISSOLUTION requiring the Auditor Of Public Accounts 70 pub
h h n Newspapers Of Richmond City Delinquent Collector
the Public venue.
Agreed 20 February o. 1850
Res0rod By General assembly that the Auditor Of Public
Accounts shall hereafter ascert.a ofe eharg d with tn,
collection and payment Of part Of the who de
uquent u the six months precedg the nt dav cf Jan
uy and Juy Of each and when Aseeaned shall pub
such delnqueRs 10 Of the
papers published In the City Of Richmond not exceeding fOu
Insertions
Asceanng the officers charged With the collection and paw
part " the revenue required by the above
luon have Included only who made default In the
mrn o. such portion OF the became payable within hS
Tod between the t day Of January 1861 ana the FIRST day
july 1870 Tn Who In defiu prior 10 the LIST day
January. 1se0 not lnelu lei:
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VERY DEslnABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y ~,
TTH SIR' Ers FOR SALE AT kUCTION~il be sod at auc
uon the Promises THURSDAY the 1871 septm6er 1890
i ~ O'clock NJ the large desrby
~ fe on tie North side Of eg depth Of 1865 feet and
unded on SIDE ~ the residence Of Col walter air
other nv that q Mr. e. woodr The
-s hsh, ami has ampe accommodations comfort
Large fac y.
The IreIsrs remodei'd few years ago the
modem m3iov MT nuotuced such hot and cold
sc. 1hi location mot beautiful one th. neghbor.
hood excellent
1KExs -OHehrh ca b. baanee st O. r. and IS motth:
le notes Interest added ed by Pos sson
Civ n ths Jet o. 0ctobe next GODDIN APPEasON,
au9o--ds AucilsneerG
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EoE sALE-A VALUABLE TOBACCO FAC.

y TORY AND FIXTURES, WAREHOUSE AND OrHER REAL
EsFAff IN THE TOWN ~ EILT0N n C-By virtue a de-
cree OF th Court OF Equity io- the county Caswe
NcFta csrofns made In the Thomas, NEG SmI
ohers eN parte, st sp rg term 1870, shah public
on IN the oHn Ct Milton North Ca ora satusy the 9e
say u o. sspten next vaaabi- ToHAccJ FACTORY AND
'ngio U Estate OF Geoig. tm'th, deceased.
The Factory bnlng large. three story build
ing The frsi OF the Others feet AID Of
GO or 10 hands
There large lot Of ground upon hch are rsrae ne
gro HOUSES kitchen, md vegetable the DRY
Lands
AT the time and plsce shall wareho Sc snd 10,
formerly for The Inspection storage Of Tobacco the
os Milton These premises are just the and OPP
Pose 10 TIE vac and a'e convenient
w the pr ye stand Tor ng stems and shelter for he
and N for he manua iare Of Tobacco boxes.
Ish OF sALK 1bs property ill he iod upon one and two
yeFrs W'h inere frso Bend pp. ed
security rerei Of the purchaser the title III retained On
VI me Pur'hne money Is paid 7. A. pONOH0
aall-tds Clerk aid Master In Eqgiy.
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ANoTHER ExCUEsoS.-The Richmond and York River
Rllroad Company Oer strong inducements to persons
desiring vsi. he scaboard excursion trip The
pAssgB ger train will leave this city O'clock tomOr-
moroing reach West Point at quarter 70 o'clOck,
where the passengers viii embark upon the steamer
West Point and proceed 10 Old Point aud Norfolk. Re-
turning sill leave Norfolk AZ A. n, Thursday, aud
rive Redmond 10 dinner. The steamer will start from
Walkrston az 81 O'Clock tomorrow. The fare for the
round grip IS only $3.50. The train which conveys the
e1;ursionists West Point viii return, day, a.
u
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A SvAsHER--A man named John Sullivan, removed
Saturday from house Baker street, the rent Ct
Wbish he had failed 70 pay. lie followed BY the
landlord who desired 20 lad out Nhither he mov
10 order thar attachment might be executed. Sull-
determined 10 stave of legal pro ,rss, and the
mos; eectual means OF onpi,hiag h object s. I'D
axe and shveTed his furniture, about $50 worth, iu-
% a n Usand fragments
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u BASIN BANK. BETWEEN 9TH AND iOrH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTluN-Wlbe cold at Auc!on, the pFemses
FRIDAY the flst OF August 1850 ~ 'clock
Bhek Wtrh5u.s located above having front ~ about 2S
feet on the north side OF the Basin and 20
-ou lde Of Cary Street, end bounded the by
Yard Of nsgS Dunlop MccAnee These Narehcusc though
bull. many still remarkably sron
and be Hts excellent dry tesrs have ether loo Whh
large quantity OF produce be stored tn Warehouses
admirably well located being the Basin
the James River and RsnSwha Company The narng pio
pee Of the early mpecn 81 hst great the value
Of real estate similarly situated with the oregoDg indeed
real estate generally.
1IRxs0nsurh cash, balance at IL and Is months for
oiiabe note interest added, occurred by deed.
au29-tdI GODDIN Ipr,
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VALUAnLE FAsnc:LLEDI LOCUST HILL

ING S3'} ACRES, FOR sALE AT AUCTION requet Of
Mr. 1Arand HaDe'. Jr WHO eonieplaes removing BI.
fond we h sell az public suction the premi.es
DAY ttl september ls6Oat l1 ocO:k ~ fair Il
1t TAR the valua lie farm which he reice called
Locust III IT, containing BY 3,A II al
join tbs Varna estate owned b. Mr.. Alb Alien sto
he lanes OF hr Henry Cox, Mr. w. tmuons and Goovr
The bull ng' on the pa compara ely new LAYING been
recsd within the past twelve and embraces suh
usu y found estate OF that size and dwelling
not onl' very mod but Is IN coed de-. There
a5eut 100 scre CLEARED land, the balance part
h aVy GOV red with superior pine wood and
timber The quality OF the la Is equal tn N TIN the vi irIiy-
Tho place Lot dolly very healthy hut remarkably well water.
ed having springs convttn. 10 every field 1h ntghorhood
equal TO any IN ~ further de- Ilpon useless
beas Supposed that these Wishing psrhase will prefer
10 examine the p:tm and al such tpecu reque,ted
10 ca On Mr. Bane' trsding the arn) will plea.
sure In showing the same.
TERMS cash; balance and years for bonds
M interet e said interest payable half yearly ~
trust deed.
GoDDIN & APPERsON Aues
Pspesnns attend the foregoBs with he positive
assurance that The land will be sold with or reserve
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by G0DDIN 4 APpRRsoN. Aue,,
VERY yALmAHLR BUILDING LOT on ,h.

Y SUN SHE OF FRANKLIN, EEs ISL AND SECOND
sr'EtTS FOR SALE AT AUCT ON-Wl sold at Aueor on
the premises On WEDNESDAY the 9Th Of september 1870 at AZ
% lock, " hatyery valuable Buldirg located as We
tberg 81 the halt which Margaret X InI,
now resides ro1ng 10 feet running back shout feet
bounded on tie by the lot which ander
Ied This III ut doubt u the most beau M and
desirable biildine lots ke'.
TERs-onefouh cath balance at4, and IL months for ne
goahle nete. nttres added and ned til the
money i paid.
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LiBSRAL OFFzR.-Mr. ChAs. W. HArEOOd,a young ger
tleman Of this city, Who believe, is well skilled in ttC
Of the brush aud pencil authorizes that he
will letter the Ball and Everett trAnsparenees, free Of
charge provided he cloth aud notices -it al the
Wlig Office by o'clock, F. NJ, saturday. Better send
them in IN once.
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CTTY ITEMS.

MAroR's CoURr-The largest docket ever entered
upoa the Mayors book was recorded yesterday. We
have only room for an outline Of the cases.
Jackson Crouch aud Allen heGregOr, Of Hanover,
eh.rged with assauliog Alderman Geo. l. sader, for
dscAarginE bis Official duty bailed 20 answer Tor
the offence before the Hastings Court Mr. s. had res.
eued negro man from party Of white boys who had
been whipping him. when Crouch intimated that the A
derman vas no better than the negro, T he took up Ter
him The id lie passed, and the Alderman vas
siru K upon the mouth. Tue Hausesmen about toe fst
MArke. where The took place, then pitched
in and a free 6ght ensued, in the cOusse OF which
Crouch came very near being "used up
J. Calvin Henry arragned on the charge Of steal
ing Sl25 from W. r DAVIS OF Williamsburg. Me-. n.
Johuson employed BY Henry's friends desired conun-
uAnce Of the case until this morning but Mr. g. d. Oo;-
ton associate counsel employed BY the prisoner himself
desired immediate invesUg ton as the accused could
promptly prove innocence The Mayor relieved him-
sell IRON the dilemma BY consulting tie pleasure Of Hen
~, who asseLted 20 the pOstpOuement
Vim Perrin, Of Hanover, charged with violently and
feonousy assauug his wife Rebecca, was sent before
county magistrate the offence having been committed
beyond the corporate limits OF The eiIy.
Pat Cunningham bad boy, well known 10 the police,
was arragued or having $40 IN his possession supposed
10 have been stolen. Case continued
John O'Conner from Washington. for being drunk in
the street, and resisting police, was committed IN default
Of security tor bis good behavior
ThOs Bayley. old sOn OF Erin, who had been dis
turbug bis neghbors 7Ih street, sunday, while drunk
was admOnished aud discharged.
Mary Jane Purcell a worthless white woman, who
spends Of her tune in jail sent back 10 that in
stIuiOn for wandering about Bank street. between II
Ani ~ O'Clock Saturday night
Patrick Manning charged With threatening 70 assault
Thos Manning, sent 10 jail in default OF security TO
keep the peace.
James LuckadOo, c, arrested for remainingin the
wealth, contrary 10 law, (havng resided twelve
mouths in State where uiggeT theoretically as good
white man, If not better) was committed 10 jail
Martins BrAnder and Sarah Peasants s.e., for being
drunk aud 5sorierly Cary and lSh streets at mid
niSht Saturday, we're ordered 20 be logged
Bartlett Rubsy, for being drunk aud disordery, and
vioenty resisting officer Morris, who arrested him, was
committed in default Of bail.
Caroline Laiane for threatening to kill Mrs Reb,cca
harSs also committed. Her sister, Ann Bowen, was
arraigued 70 answer for resisting officer Morris who made
the arrest, but admonished and discharged. Two
"worser looking specimens OF Eomankind than the
sisters could be found in the eity outside Of the jail
every nook and rAnsacked for the purpose
Ishmae Roberts and George Willis, negroes for fight
Ing in alley 18th street. sunday, ordered
20 be logged
Several other similar police cases disposed Of in
ike manner.
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HEAVY LOSs.-Oa Sunday morning, between and
O'Clock, Mr. VIM BAion, proprietor Of restaurant at
the Of Baker and % streets lost $40 in snga
lar and almost incredible manner. Having retired az a
late hour the night before be down upon chair
the door Of his establishment forest himself and uncou
scOisy esl asleep. On Awakening be found thai some
unAnowu person had picked hs pocket Of a wallet
tanning the sum above meutined
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY acDDTN 4 ApfESsos, AuetIcnesr,.
u,HK BRAUrIrUL. FanM CALLFp "R,

HyHE BEAUuIFULL ~ n N CA L ID "ROB-
Il IN PACK. IN HtNRic0. ON THE CHICK ah0 aTNv, 1--WE
sILEs BELOW RICHMOND, P0R SALE At AUCTION AT the
ieou ofm Robinson and Iesnrer Barker shah SELL
public areon the premises, TUs5D ~ the zs,h Augu
ieCO ~ O'Clock II fair h-f 1t fair fas the bert
u farm ocsted above Adj iog lie lands CT Dr. Jno Friend
ard MARI r. Price, containing 40 Of
About 1879 acr,s well SCI, In and s.eonrsy sro~ o.
wood and timber The land only well ADAPTED 10 the d.
but poricn Of II suied Vegetables
there fine or,hsrd the place The D~. Il tuilt
81 brick Is In good ofder aad contain. SIX surround
ed by handsome 0ak and Cedar Th.r~ h sd-
dt!on all the bulldogs ually found spch place Pssssson
given In time to SEED shea and ud possession the
pear.
TEass-nnthd esst; balance ct and years. negotiable
notes. bearing interest, secured by q trust Deed.
80 r,rs Coz DIN ApPERs n Aucts.