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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-14
P 0 E I R Y.
TWENTY YEARS MARRIED.

Yes twenty years have winged their flight
Since that mysterious word spoke,
When on q beauteous Summer night,
first assumed flowery yoke.
long had cravcd The blissful chain,
And cheerfullv subscribed the vow;
Perhaps I'd do the same again,
Perhaps-though MN older now.
All, well do recall the time
When she, now peusive by my side,
Stood, in her blushing morning prime,
A tender, sweet, and bashiul bride,
And |, so proud Of that dear hand,
Could scarce contain myself for bliss
I'd bought tract Of fury land,
And sealed, my purchase with kiss.
For happiness we trimmed our sail,
My darling little bride and L;
Hopes breezes blew pleasant gale,
And gently smiled the Summer sky,
The world seemed made for her and me,
All bright wherever we might turn,
Our life to be II tranquil sea
Sweet innocents we'd much to learn.
For soon did cares disturbing breath
Its baleful influence impart,
And bitter sorrow born Of death
O'crcast the sunshine of our heart;
But still, rs trouble round us rose,
Each closer, fondcr, cluug TO each,
blessed with the strength Of loves repose,
Enduring all that grief could teach.
We'd much of JOY, though small our sphere,
And craved no more extended fame,
For children made our dwelling dear
Twas wonderful how fast they came,
"The more the merrier," we said,
And in them every wish was blest,
A part in our embrace have staid
A mound at Woodlawn tells the rest.
Those twenty years have left their trace
Upon her brow, then smooth and fair,
And stole, some say, the witching grace
That once her features used to wear;
But still see the same kind eyes
Beam on me with light rs true
As when in loves young paradise,
first their inspiration knew.
And 1-wel well-we'll let that pass
None more than times changes see,
Each day shave myseIf-aas
MY mirror does not flatter me;
But if I'm changed for worse or best
| cannot answer, OH my lite
And leave the solving Of this test
To such as choose to ask my wife.
This lesson we have fully learned;
Pure happiness that men have deemed,
Is but hope soon overturned
A vision but in fancy dreamed
That all Of happiness below,
Pursuing which the life is spent,
In mingled scenes of bliss and woe,
Is measured by the word content.
Though fortune may withhold its smile,
As it has done in time before,
Content shall still our way begule,
And rest the future landscape o'er
The future--who its tale may tell
But for ii we've no doubt nor fears,
Aud like our life that's past so well,
Well try another twenty years
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-14

Those who have never had occasion to ex-
anime the early files of the New York Herald,
or whose memories are not exceedingly reten-
tive, can have no idea of the difference between
the first volumes of that paper and those which
are now accumulating. The Herald at first was
little, pestferous sheet, but the Herald of to-
day is sanity compared with the Herald twenty
years ago. AS it has waxed fat, it has waxed
respectable. Mr.. James Gordon Bennett keeps
his coach, his villa, and his yatch; and is talked
of for the Embassy to France and for the May
orality The income of the Herald-net profit,
we mean-is not less than from $4,000 to $780,
600 per annum. Unfriendly journals, and we
do not know one that is friendly-such is the
amiability of this sweet circle-pretend to dis
cover in the Herald signs of senility and of de-
cadence. It will be time enough to talk about
these when Mr.. Bennett dies; but those who
understand these things have only to glance al
the enormous advertising of the Herald-to re-
member that the paper keeps no account with
anybody, but does a strict cash business, and
therefore, encounters merely insignificant
losses-to know the value of these predic
tions. When Mr.. Bennett dies-and he il
fast growing old-the Herald may and probabl,
will fall off little in value-but not till then
1t unquestonably leads every other paper in thu
city circulation and profits, aid has the advan
tages of its contemporaries of like class, in it
Sunday edition. 1t is hardly necessary to sa,
that it has but one principle, and that is--th'
Herald. 1t has fought innumerable desperat'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-14
VOL. XVII.
NEW GOOD S.

VNIIE LADIES WILL FIND A SPLENDID
Il assortment of Fail and Winter Goods, comprising,
DoNNETs, RIBBONS, vELvETs, sATINs, SILKS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
EMBRoIDERIEs, &C., &c.
All kinds Of Millinery work order in the best man.
ner, at MRS. Il. AVERY'S.
uF Store in Fisk's Block, opposite the Post Office.
Dratteboro Sept. Goth, 1s59.-l3s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-14

HEAT OF pIFFERENT WooDs.-The follow
ing is set down as the relative heating values Of
different kinds of American wood Shellbark
hickory, being taken as the highest standard,
100; pig-nut hickory, 95; white oak, "a white
ash, II dog wood, 75; scrub oak 70; white
hazel, 70; apple tree, 10; red oak, 69 white
beech, 65 black walnut, 66 black birch, 81 !;
yellow oak, 60; hard maple, SO; white elm,
So; red cedar, so; wild cherry, 5o /; yellow
pine, "A; chestnut, 52i yellow poplar, so but
ternut, So; white birch, 49 white pine, AZ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-14

TOHN NJ. COMEGYS, of BRATTLEBoRo,
inserts Upper and Under Sets Of Teeth Gold Plate,
90 carats ane and pAspEp for SIS
The same without band, 90
Upper Set, banded, 40
Upper Set, without band, 20
Upper and Under Sets Platna Plate, Continuous Gum ~
Upper Set, Patina Plate, Continuous Gum, 3s
Upper and Under Set, Rubber, 6o
Upper Set, Rubber, ~
Upper and Under Set, Silver St
Upper Set, Silver IL
only SO cents cavity EXTRACTING with CIIL0R0FORM
and ELECTRICITY All work warranted.
Brattleboro, Dec. 16, ls59.-5l
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

FOR ONE SQUARE Of TWELVE LINES less nonpare type,
0he smallest size used rHRRE INSERTIONS, 81 for each
subsequent Insertion, 20 cents The number Of Insertions
must be marked on all Advertisements they will he
tlnued until ordered out Contracts will be made with
advertisers by the column fractional parts thereof
liberal rates Transient advertisements to be paid In ad-
For all Probate advertisements excepting notices Of appca
tons 20 sell Real Estate and for Commissioners Notices.
S1.50 each for three insertions.
For notices Of Lberaons Esrays the formation and dlsso
luton Of Coparnershps &C. 81 each for three Insertions
II sent by mail the money must accompany the order.
For CARDS the 6rs column SO 90 $500
per year according to the space they occupy.
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.rri,alofthe Fulton.

yoEk. Oct. 3i.--The steamer Fniton
NJ" ,.I4gFapbed ircm Cape Raee,) has ar
r. I'D . ns,I man had attempted 10 shoot the
= ..',,[4'haldis Neapolitan Ministry had re-
u 60 ''senarture Of French troops for Rome
." isgUOND DISPATCH ]
tan Know les, The author, was lost in
>s''.'rer Arciic on the yoyage from Hull to
d, ,ssdt. .,... ,,,,,,h,,r s A,u,..
~ Strengthened.
. . Thar Of steel.cased frigates are TO be
for France.
w.. ~ gnrrison at Msrseilles is 10 be rein
!'-yf. french fleet has been recalled from Ma
PRS .-. Syria state that thu Frsnch
,hiished provisional municipality at
-, '-,Isatahnor, aud had reinstased the Chris
"a houses built by the French soldiers.
49,, pzris Hour market was high, under
az Wya her.
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Political.

,rs~srA. GA, Oct. 3l.-A dispatch from J.
-, 5. I5y!s, E. A; Banks, a; ElmoTs, L: d: hol-
rvs. The Breckenridge Minute Men
- a. b'suuion meeting last night, and openly
led their preference for Lineolu's cleo
90 IN order 10 break up the Unlon. MIR.
:. .'b,I Y seeding delegate from Charlest ton ,
- ,u, and declared boldly for disupion.
E...i mons ere passed, declaring in favor Of
I'll ,ja dissolution IN the event OF Lin
= IL. eIec COM
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Sae LARD AND SLAVES IN THE
-@ VATEL i The devisees of John H. steger,
decd, offer for sale privately valuable TRACT
OF LAND, lying on the Appomattox river, in the
on the Richmond and Danvile railroad, contain
ing, by estimation, 600 acres. The land is admi-
rably adapted TO the production al Corn, W heat
aud Tobacco. and the tract is garded as one of
the best in the county If desired t wi be di-
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the devisses reservlng the right to cultivate and
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to take
then. The purchaser OF the land, if he desites
them for his Own use, can also purchase arhe
made accommodating. Apply to WILLIAM E.
MbADE or JOHN S. HARDAWAY, Chula De
pot, Amelia; or 10 X. w. STEGER, Mattoax De-
pot, amelia. an 29--tf
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4 CARD.-We verv earnestly request custom
a eTs and others, who have our BAGS, to send
them to us full of gram, il ready 10 send it, or
empty, by the next tram. We are suffering great
inconvenience for want of our Bags that are idle
IN various hands who have neglected to return
them. In short time we must make up bag ac-
counts and charge the holders with them When
We send bags TO any person, they should be re
urned promptly.
oug hi TO dry 1t at home. Barns, granaries and
:, all out OF doors" big enough 10 spread it in
Farmers lose immensely by inattention TO this
po,nc
We have fallen on perilous times, whom debt Is
tearflI: Filling orders for gaano, &c, on the
faith of growing crops, won't do for those VINO have
TO buy them on time A safe principle of indvidua al
economy ID to make money before we spend it.
sc i9-ts MAUDUX II co
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From Havana and Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3l.-The steamer De
So. from Havana on the 27tD, reports The
U,,ala sugar market unchanged. The grow
,l.,sue crop Is ia excellent condition.
A. arrival from Vera Cruz says the 100000
s-td IN The specie conducta by DegolIado had
h4y. returned 10 its owners.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

sss DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND
-Lr ExCFTLENT iMPR0VEMESTS AND
SUPERIOR 0RCHARDS-We Will sell. To the
highest bidder. upon the premises, on THURS
DAY. the 18th day of November next, at jennings
Ordinary in Motto way county, a valuable TRACT
OF LAND, belonging to the estate of Nathan
Ward, decd situated on the Richmond and Can
vile Railroad mile from JennIn gs' Ordinary
Depot. The improvement is are very fine the
chards Of apple peach, ! ear and plum, are large,
and well selected any the State of Vir-
gina The crop of wheat seeded will be charged
to he purchaser.
TERMs.-S $50 in cash; the balance on credit
of one, two and three years interest aGdsd bonds
and approved security, and ttia withheld until The
payment of the purchase money. Mr.. Levisee
who resides on the land. will show the premises to
any deslrIug to view them.
Address, Petersburg,
CAMPBELL Il pEGRAM.
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Northern Markets,

Nsw YORK, Oct 3t-Cotton unchanged Flour
hrsr, -Sou.hsrn SIS 60I595 Wheat lo. higher
southern white Be- higher. Corn steady mixed 60
t6. purk-mess SAG; prime Slt.5Gl475. WhIk-
5sA kosn du Rice ste 4dy at "a G4X
Nl.es IN new York, Oct. 30th, of > 900 Va. 6s
s,I.s, sc l0O Tenn Is at IS, and SIS GOO do. at
-
bA.rlNoRR, Oct. 3l.-Flour dull-Howard and
Oau IS -; tIty Mil $ SIS 81 Wheat duii-w hue
Sl4GI65; red Sl.25 Is. Corn steady-yellow
eap,; white 65I7I. Provisions steady-mess pork
..-j Coffee steady at l4}4 1l5l4. Whlskey dull
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BY L. IL. Cook, Auct'r.

CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
" AT AUCTION On MONDAY. Nov Sth q, at
Dudley s Ed T t ss be,wesn 9Th and 7th SITS.
all his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting
SOFAS; DIvANs, Mahogany and Rosewood
NsT IAR R6sR B 5 s5fG CARPETS
NARDkOBFS. BEDSTEADS,
F F66KN BE Assk MA WHsHsT IsI
Cane and " ood seat CHI RS.
lining e q, and d either a TA i
The usual variety OF China, Glass and Crockery
Ware, toe ether with many other Housekeeping ar
tcles too numerous to mention, all OF winch Is In
good condition. &. b. COOK,
mol Auctoneer.
VALUABLE FARM AND TEN LIkELX
" SLAVts,,; FOR SALE: IN THE COUNTY
the Circuit Court OF Hanover county, By de- rec.
rendered on the 9th of october, 1860, IN the suit of
Of If I'm no te the on n tas FAN
day,) on the premises. the Tract OF Land on which
John Iallev dee. d lately resided; containing 252
the Old Church. and adjoiong the lands OF H. X.
Horn. b. W. alley and others. Il mas upon 1t a
Dwelling with SIX rooms, and ali necessary out
houses. 1t lies we'll for improvement, and is well
sui ed for marketing. as well as farming purposes;
churches, schools and mills. MIR. Loving, on the
premises, will take pleasure in showing 1t Also,
on the same day, on the premises ten likely slaves;
Cook, Washer and lToneT
Terms For the Slaves. cash. For the Land,
one third ca h one third in year and the re-
naming one third IN two years, the deferred pay
ments carrN ing interest from day of sale, aud the
purchaser executing is bonds with good and suffl
Gent security, ard the title retained until the
whole Of the purchase money is paid, and a con-
veyance directed BY the Court.
Il. W. TALLEY, Commissioner.
At the same time and place, will be sold all the
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CROPS, STOCK and FARM NC IMPL I'M EN- 8
of every description, belonging to the estate of
John Tailey, dec d.
TERMs- On dav of sale. B. w. TALLEY,
nol-lmN Administrator.
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financial UisaAfers.

E,LTIAORR, Oct. 3l.-Josiah Lee x Co.,
BlaKrgs, have closed their Banking House
sal made an assignment. Appleton " Co.
have also closed. There are rumors that 9TH
~, have suspended.
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FURNITURE, CLOTHING INV uncDs

E'UuNv.tNEs IV HSNW, DRY GOO n0
1, &c VII be gold at auction. at my store. on
In HsDAf, November l. CONNIE ncing at 10
the city consisting OF Hair and shuck Ma,tres.ss.
oedste' ds, Tables. Carpets- Bureaus, Chars.
kLS0-A large lot of Ready Made Clo,hiss.
conssting of oats, Pants, Vests, &c ; Cloths'
Cassime res. Satinets. &c.
GR0C ERIES.-W hiskey, Brandy. Soap, Can
dies, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. ALEX MOTT,
oc 81 Anctranser
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Auicidp.

SION, Oct. 30.-South Barnes, q
!r4i,l Z merchant and well known citizen OF
Plymouth, committed suicide yesterday, by
.fvNIIGg. Cause, mental depression.
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EsIhE INSURANCE.
L MARINE INSURANCE
incorporated 1891
fHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSSR
ANCE COMPANY.
m. Osioe No. Isl Main Street, Richmond, 4
Capital end Surplus, Sa3O,0Oo!
THIs COMPANY has the advantage of ttctsty- ssSse
years. experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
Of that period needs special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
II effects Fire Insurance in city and country, ana
Marine Insurance to all parts OF the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are above, and its
Affairs managed EcGdenty but Literally, and is
rates as low IS those of any other good inatits
DiRECTo2s:
W. l.. Cowardin, J. Z. Wsdsvorth, Patrick Cullen
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. W Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, b. l.. Winston.
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w Purcell, Jno. N Gordon,
Alex. Z. Parker, Jos. z. Winston, Arch, Thomas
las. a Inloes, H. A. Claiboras,
Appl. to tbs President or Secretary, in person OF
oy letter. w. l.. COWARDIN, President,
VE, WILLIS. H.. SecreGe-- lex-ts
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,p,iou OF Senator Dousla. in the South

Reception Of Senator Douglas in the South.
.,,,r.rA. Oct. Ex-senator Douglas was
,s'.,i rn ihusIas lIcaliy on his route through
-.,r Georgia, Thousands greeted him at
a .@ata.
NAcoy, GA, Oct. Ex-senator Douglas ar
80 here last night He was welcomed wi III
s-Es Of guns, and great enthusiasm was
.1g!blied by The people.
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GAVE Y0UK DiMES.-T UNITED saw
= iNGS BANK will receive at their Office, No SO
MAJ street, Deposits sums of Five Dollars and
g?a 7rds, upon which will be allowed intere at
rate OF per cent. per annum, II allowed to re-
na.at months, and per cent. for a shorter pc
nod Interest pay abte semi annually.
JNO. c. PAGE, JR.. Treasurer,
oc3-tlstJSn No. SO Main street,
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cT:E1GRAPHIC NEWS.
-,.,r-, - Tor The alchmond Dispatch.1
n,sn.,ch TO the Richmond Dispatch
r ;,ta o. , .Mr ' nssnnoAn o'D TEN
bridges swept Away.Miies of
, .ad "" S5 All The Line.

,,aa. VA, Oct. 3i.--The storm OF the
As >oh ssrs mas greatly damaged the Vir-
Tsaaossee Railroad. Twelve bridges
- s"n ay, and numerous land slides
s,s ~ TIE road bed is washed up and de-
rr miles. The full extent of the
net snows hut w Sas i0ss u san e,sp De
r.. hS" "a Ia repaired sufficiently for The
y ~ >. rains, and passengers are now re-
s>.HEr - ., tahe other routes. Preparations
p-"ag ~ 70 Iuu stage line along the rail-
- WaA'"s ~
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FUTURE DAYS.
~ 9eddin r Apprrsen. Auct,s.

- At AUCTION Win b. sold .. suction. 4
IN rsG5ssS;; q end
asS n . 9sHsa one 3. q
the 10Th spsmSsr 1850 he haVins fsisd 20 so% on
TEENS. -Four months credit, fo approved en-
jT J. I: appEAso,. ) Trustees.
GoDDIS & APPERsoN, Aucts oca
11O ACRES OF VALUABLE WOOD
inc gd hAND' NE Ar 70 gs sa N MEET-
a. auction at Branoa's Meeting Il ouss. on MON
Woo5 f 70 y SsHss 10
a sI, the tract on which DR.. D. q. Winfree
Sx s'1ss soondsgg . slow IL and
esp 1sSs ~ 10 the brick tasns.s Two loads
TsRas.ons-ihird ca.S bslsnes at and 10
mouths for NEGOTIABLE notes. bearing interest,
'1s oDb III e af'si Auo
C,OMMISsIONER,S SALE OF ALOrIN
s ~ The 6t TOWN Of SYDNEY, on THE WEST
s Asb 81 pev PhVNR EBETTwEEN
he mr. Dronopnesd ON the 18th Noyembsr, I69
The premises on MoS6AY the stS Nose%6e Sn
fair Gay the Real Estate purchased ed By Jaseph
Saunders, at sale made ON the 18th August, 1855.
missioners, and which he has failed to pay for,
viz: A LOT. located as above, fronting Do feet on
the west side OF Plumb street. running back 20
TERMs;-one third cash balance at s and 70
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till all the ppsqhsss !: Dsd
GoDDIN Il APPERsos. Aucts. oe is ids
VALUABLE FAHM IN HENRJCO, FIVE
,r NILES ABOVE RICHMOND, SLAVES AND
SIOUX, FOR SAIE,-Haylnp dete tn
move To Richmond to reside / will sell at public
sNnGtIon, on the ,Ue premises on THURSDAY the 18th
EThIch I now reside, lying on the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad, FIVE miles above Rich
Mich Cows. Horses, Mules, Cora. Oats, Fodder,
Household and Kitchen Furniture one Rockaway,
ana Two Carts. and whatever else there may be on
the farm for s7le.
TRRMs.-For the land. credit of /, 2, and 3
real security. For the slaves a credit OF months
interest added, for negotiable notes and approved
erty. cash for all sums under $780, over that
sm0qnt, months credit for bolds yith good
Sale by GoDDIN APpxRsos, Aucts. oo so
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
H MNHsT M .IHE IF asTH IBlE1TWfEN BROAD
two DEGREES of the Circuit Court of Henrco, In
the case of Jones against RlIkmeyer's admir-,
PRONOUNCED the one on the Sth Nov. 1858, aud The
s,oners will proceed 70 sell az public auction, on
the premises, on FRIDAY, the oh Nov, 1850 at
the real estate of which Frederick Kirkmeysr
oled Zed, consisting of House and Lot loca-
ted as above. fronting about so fee: on the west
size OF 18th street, runnlng back l20 feet to an
alley. - wa
TsRMs.-Ope third cash balance at IL and 10
personal security, and title retained till all the
purchase money IspSld; -
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LIFG INSURANCE. &c.


alb DOMINION INSURANCE CONPA.
" NY.-CAPlTAL 100000!
a. Ohcs-N0. A MGla street, xader st. Charles
Hotel. 20
This Company Is now prepared TO receive appl
cations for FIR E AND MARINE INSURANCE.
ID favorable terms.
DIREcTORs:
Cab. Workman, John II. Greanor,
John Enders, Geo. 8. Palmer,
Saml NJ. Price, VIM s. Triplett,
b. F. Ladd, 3. c. Tardy,
yno. Stewart Walker. VIM. Carrie,
Luther R. SpiIman, Jas. r. Crenshaw,
Peter q. Warwick, John II. Williams,
Jas. s. Kent, Mark Downey,
Horace ?. Edmond, Thomas Jones,
James NJ. Talbot, Edwin A. Smith,
GrIihn B. Davenport, Ro. A. Paine,
Geo. w. Yancey, 70. +. Williams,
Jos. Brummel, VIM. z. Rag land,
VIM Brent, Henry c.. Cabel,
Ro. II. Maury Geo. w. Register
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Prcs't.
CaAs. f. WORKMAN, Sec'y. nv Pts
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rms DAT.
BY y. n. Digses, Aucs'r.

CLOSING sALE OF BALANCE JAPA-
ING. Nov 1.t, at 70 O'Clock, at Auction aoom
= Ms W si'es s oon'Is,ss q some g.uAbs hoods,
de-. Ne hl-o I 6ne Gold Huntng Esse Amer
can Lever Watch used but very little. tossther
with q lot Of now and second hand Gold ard ST.
yer Watches. to Close CONSIGNMENT and cave
J.H. Df6aEs, Aucrr.
~ r. BOOTH. Stfsfmsn. mol
FIVE Col ID AND SILVER WATCHEG
= JEWELRY, FANCY GOODe. Ac-wni 30
sod at aa.tion. everv night th's week. at Auction
dsssh,, 20 NAN street Also et Of b,anLsH Un
spoons FORKS, &C.. DO. Sale viii eosa m epce at
U 9,ors' M J. IA. DIGGES Auot.
~ r. booTh, Salesman. CO 13-ts
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THUNAH P. AUGUST,)
yNO. b. YOUNG, Comr's
oc 30 lot EATON NANCE,
Sale conducted by GoDDIy Il spprRsoN
odis cohuuoteu by UoDDlS APPERsON.
NJ & A

& oTHE'SCsn,TWNTYh Of s nIlptHCEG ISTi I'D IA
TOWN OF SYDNEY-As Commissioner an
pointed by decree of the Circuit Court Of Hen
roo, pronounced on the ist November, 1859 in the
kens. shall proceed to sell at public auctioe, on
the premises, on SATURDAY. the 10Th Novem-
far day., except Sunday,j the follosing real
estate, belonging to Jno. w. Reins as appears by
the Commissioners books and referred to in ne
pialntih's bill, VIZ: HALF-ACRE, adjoining
RICHARD Relns, two miles from Court House.
TERMS One-thITd cash. balance at and ~
dorsed. and title retained TILL all the purchase
money is paid GEORGE W. RANDOLPH,
&c o-a Commissioner