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Stand Like an Anvil.

"S'and, like an anyil,' when the stroke
OF stalwart men falls fierce and fast;
Storms bu, more deeply root The oak,
Whose brawny arms embrace the blast
"Stand like an anvil when the sparks
Fly far and wide, fiery shower;
Virtue and truth must still be marks,
Where malice proves its want Of power.
"Sand like an anvil" when the bar
Lies red and glowing on its breast;
Duty shall be life's leading star,
And conscious innocence lis rest.
''Siand like an anvil" when the sound
OF pond'rous hammers pains the ear;
Thine, but the stilI and stern rebound
Ofthe great heart that cannot fear.
Stand Ike an anvil" noise and heat
Are born Of earth, and die with time;
The soul, like God, lis source and seat,
Is solemn, still, serene, sublime.
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Dearbon--Omar +. Roberts and Cha.ls
Lods. dems.
Decatur--Ira G. Grover, Rep.
DeKalD--(Rspublican elec,ed)
(. Ekhart---Noah Anderson, Rep.
E'khart and Lagrange :. Robt Parreti
Rep.
{, Fayelte and Union--R. W, Haworth
Rep.
Fulton--A. II. Robins, dem.
FIoyd--John II. Stotscnburg, dem.
FrankIin--Thomas Clifford, dem.
Fountain--James Fraley, Rep.
Grant WIN Hall. Rep.
\ Greene--W. G. Moss, dem.
Gibson--Silas NJ. Holcomb, dem
Hancock--Noble Wanum, dem.
i Hamilton and Tpton--Joseph Gore. Rep
Ilenry-M. l.. Bundy. Rep.
IIoward--D. d. Lightner, Rep.
Huirison-- w. q. Gresham, Rep.
Harrison and Washing,on--I Horace lief
iren, dem.
Hendricks---James Burgess, Rep.
Huntington and Whilley---J. S. Collins.
Rep.
Johnscn--J ohm a. Polk, dem.
johnson and Morgan---John Stephenson,
dem
jasper and Pulaski-G G. Moody, Rep
Jnckson-- John L. Ford. dem.
Jefferson ID. c. Branham and John c.
Wilson, Reps.
Jennings---L. Bingham, Rep.
Jsy---lsaac A. Underwood, Rep.
Kosciusko--T. G BoydstoD, Rep.
Knox---C. NJ. Allen. Rep.
Kosciusko and Wabash G Gorge w. Fra
zier, Rep
Lake---Bartleit Woods. Rep
Lapor'e-- Samuel Harvey, N G Sher.
man, Reps
lawrence Hugh Irwin. Rep
Lagrange Samuel Hudson. Rep
Marshall and Starke---M A 0 Packard,
Dem
M'iison---JvLn Hayes, dem
Aiami.- vii ian Smith, Rep
Morgan---John w Ferguson, Req
Montgomery Richard Eppcrson, Rep.
Monroe--- Joseph Campbell, Rep
Mariin---Thomas N Clark. dem
Noblc---J X Randall, Rep
Owen----- Combs dem
Orange-- A NJ Black, dem
rusry-- VIM c PITTS, dem
rv---Macnus Drucker. Rep
Pike.-.A J WcIls, Rep
P5rter--R A C,mrroD, Rep
parkc-- John q Grain. Rep
Pulnam---II. Lane, Il $ Ragan, Rep.
Ripley---Joh I Dlshlel. Rep
Randolph John A Norman, Rep.
Rush. George Thomas, Rep
Shelby and Hancock q Gorge Y AZ
inson, dem
Shclby---Jscob Mutz, dem
Scott---Samucl Davis, dem
Spencer James G. vea,cl, Rep.
SuIlivan---W. w. Owens, dem.
Switzerland and Ohio---IIugh T Will "
ans Rep N
Steuben---Joseph A Woodhull, R,p h
ST Joseph John A Henrcks. Rep y
Tippecanoe---J + Jones, w II Bryan, u
.eps Ia
Neutrality-suspicious. $ Hopkins. Rer. Z
vanderburgh and Posey---Joe r Eison
en-.
vermillion---D NJ Jones, Rep.
vigo--- WIN + Mclean. dem; n Lee. Rep. la
Wsbash---Stearns Fisher, Rep.
Warren r NJ Nebeker, Rep
Waync---O + Jones, + b Newman, J !.
'oodruff, Reps. =
Wanick---Dennis Kitchen. dem !"
Waile and Benton.--Anson IIurj. Rep. y
Wells and Blackford-- Theodore Horton, ="
IN.
Washington---C Prov, dem. -
REHABILITATION. y
spubcsns, 63 ~
cmocrats, 37e
-
Republican majority &c
Republican majority on joint ballot %.
--s~-@ N,
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IMPROVING FARMs.-There are farmers
who cannot see room for improvemen
in the character and management Of their
farms. The majority, however, are deferred
from work by the want Of means. time, and
knowing how 10 begin. The way 10 begin
i on moderate scale, commensurate with
the time aud means at command but let a
beginning be made with a plan for regularly
extending improvements. Ia underdrain-
ing, take that part OF the field first which
needs il most; do il we'll as far as done, and
open surface drains on the balance OF the
field. The character and productiveness Of
the field will be improved and increased
i will pay profit on the out lay for i'm
provemen's. Another year OF experience
will show better how to 20 on with the work,
and no farmer will cease in such efforts at
improving the farm as long as he finds them
profitable. II is the same with plans for
more extensive manuring, for more through
cultivation, fer more systematic winter care
Of stock, &c.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-04


Circuit Court, County Of henoshaThe State Wiscon-
STA to Edgar G. Mygatt The City Bank OF Kenosha
John L. Kimberley, William Is. Seiecb, Thomas Nj. Gil,
lett and Wallace Mygatt:
NOU are hereby summoned and required TO
answer thS complaint Of 0gson s.. Head, which is
fled in the Office of the clerk Of The Circuit cOur for Ke-
nosha County, at lis office in the city Of Kenosha and
serve copy Of your answer or ne =. my Office in the
city and county Of KeHoslla and state Of Wisconsin,
within twenty days after th service Hereof exclusive of
the day Of such service and II yoH e. answer the
complaint as aforesaid, the said orson Head will apply
to the court for He relief demanded ia the complaint
Dated, Sept 70, 1880. 0.(20N s. HEAD
Plaintiff.
= Witness the hon. David Ecegls Judge Of the first
LIS judicial circuit at 6enoshg ia said county, this
[ - 18th day OF September, 1850
6wl6 l.. y. NICHOLS, Clerk.
Notice is hereby gives that the Grand Petit Jury
for the November term OF the Circuit Court for the coun.
E OF kenosha viii be drawn az the GGico Clerk Of
the Circuit Court in the city Of Kenosha tuesday the
9th day Of October next oclocb in the afternoon Of
that day. L. T. NJ 1HOLS Clerk
E7s17-ls1
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} That viii Hem, Stitch, Fell, Gather
FAMILY EmbFoider and make two different
SERVING stitches on the same machine; embo.
xsg,BsgNFs dying all the Improvements oftbe age
at prices varying from s25 to 500
ach, made and sold by
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State Of Wscon sh-Circuit Court, isencsha CountyEx-
ecuton. William II. Smith against Chad D. Rhodes.
sg Y virtue of an execution issae1 cut OF and un-
der the sea, tile circuit Of the county Of Ks
nosha III TIE above entitled action, directed and de-
vered against ts personal property and real Q.
Charles ID. Rhodes, de udaut in tie above entitled
ton, nave seized and levied upon AMI shah sell all the
had on the twenty first day OF March, A. D. 1853,
or at any time afterwards, of, in and to the
following described real estate, situated lying and being
in the town of Somers, in the county Kenosa and state
Of Wisconsin, and Known and described follows, o-w
The southwest quarter of section five ,5 az
north OF range tweuytwo (22) east-which above de-
crbed real together with al and singular the he
reditamens and apPUtenances thereto belonging sEal
expose for sale AID sell public auction yendue, to
the highest bidder the law directs, The Court House,
in the city Of Kenosha III said county, Saturday, the
9Th day Of October, A. D 1S65, O'Clock in TIE
afternoon of said day, satisfy said execution and
charges
Dated at Sher's Office, Kenosha, August 49, A D 1860.
HUDSON FOX, Sheriff oi henosca Co.
0. S. & r. H. Head, pm Auys. OWL
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GUIDE


Being d private instructor for married per-
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Es9tsE and female, in everything concerning the
S~% physiology and relations of our sexual system,
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hat must be locked up ana not lie about the house 1t
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in specie OF postage stamps Address Dr.. WM. YOUNG
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what may be your disease before you place yourself I'M
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IN YOUNG can be consulted on any Of the diseases
described publications, at his Office, No. 46 Spruce
street. above Fourth lyI2
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
q nH q . a n u z. .EAsa ! a

z III 7 y q = II ll-ILas
A benevolent Institution established by special Enlow
uen for the Relief of the Sick and Distressed, afflicted
with Yruent auG Epidemic Diseases, and especially FOR
the Cure Of Diseases of The Sexual Organs.
Eal4 EpIOAL ADVICE given gratis by the Ac, ne Sur
lVi geon to all WHO apply by letter, with a description
of aeir condition, Gage, occupation habits Of e &c,
ana of eXrae poverty Medicines furnished free
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spelmatorrhea and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW RENE
DIS empoyed in the Dspeusary, sent to the afflicted in
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stamps Tor postage will be acceptable.
Address. DR.. j. SKTLLIN HOUGHT0N, Acting Sur
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GEO. FAIROHlLD, EZRA D. HEARTWEbL,
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EEEFIlI.ElEILS NAl.E

State OF Observation-Disclosures County Circuit Ccrut
Franklin ID. Head against Serene Fish Lucinda Fisk AL
eXGuder Underwood, admin traitor o. the estate Sa-
rah Brown deceased, and " lillian grannan,
E9Y VIRTUE and in pursuance of final JUG
-AD ment for the sale o. the morgaged premises here
matter described and entered in the above entitled
cause on the seventeenth Q7th) dag OF November A. d.
1902 at the regular November of said court /, Or
5. Head referee duly appointed by said court for
that purpose, shan offer for sale and sell at public
ton to the highest bidder therefor the front door Of
the Court House in Che city and county of Kenosha and
state OF Wisconsin, 10 ococ in the forenoon of Sat
urdy, the tenth (9th) day OF March a D. 1860 the fol-
lowing described piece parcel o. land or much there
oil as will be sufficient to saEsy the sa8 Judgement and
COSTS together with the ard expenses OF such sale,
that is to say The nOrheas quarter OF block six 90
the southeast quarter Of section thirty 3d. town
no. two ~ nth Of range twenyhree (23 east, and
! in the fourth ward OF said ciiy q KeuosAa.
Terms of sale cash. Q. s. HEAD,
T. Il. HEAD, Plaintiff.
Dated Dec, &, 1859. 3u26 Referee.
BY consent parties, the above sale postponed until
Friday, The first day Of June, 1850, at The hour
and place. 0. :. HEAD, Referee
Dated, March It'll, 1850. 13w39
BY consent of parties the above sale is postponed
ii! Saturday The first LAY Of pember, A. D. 1850 the
same ho.E aud place. o. 5. HEAD, Referee.
Dated, jUue /, 1860. 13W52
BY Of tho parties .ne ABOVE sale is postponed
until Thursday, November Isl, =. d. 1861 at the same
hour and time OF place. 0. $. HEAD, Referee.
! Dated, September list, 1850. 9wI3
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-04

We have the Universal Hemmars
adapted to all kinds of Machines -
Price 50. They win be sent by mail
to any one On receipt Of The above.
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cHIcAeo SEWING MAcnINE 90.

Oar machines are used throughout
{ the country, giving satisfaction to all
J who use them, and are, undoubtedly,
( the most economical, best made, and
cheapest in use. a person thorough
b the construction AID operation Of all
iachines VIII always be ID attendance,
e all vino wish for Information in regard
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-04

9GSS 60 $784217 90
Total Assets. ....;.:.:, .......' S'oo'24 o"
LiudiGit&e&t
Unadias!ed Losses, (es.imatsd) ....... st4,0H
Officers,
TiIno O. Allyn SecTctarg, Il. Huntington, PreT.
G. c. IL man, asst 85o'y WIN. n. Bowers, Actadry.
ALEXANDER Gen agent for the Nestern county, resi-
ing at Columbus, ohio.
JoHN.G GRAHAM, Asst Gen. Agent, Columbus, o.
L. G. MERRILL, Agent.
1884 KENOSHA, WIS.
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KEROS EN-
COMBS.

a fine assortment Of Dressing, Puff and Fine
"a. COMBS, for sale by K. ROBINSON.
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bRUS HES.

p L AIR, Tooth, Nail Shaving, Paint Scrub
4 IL Stove, ard White-Wash BRUSHES of every
description, Ter sale Jy +. ROBINSON.
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Na ANEHOQDED9
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORES

.JusI Pabhshed IN Seaiea En6el0Pe,
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE o. 8PNRMATOBRA0EA, or seminal
Weakness Sexual Debility Neryousress and Inyo untary
En- ssions producing impotency, Consumption and Men
tai anu Physical Debility.
BY ROB. j. CULYESWELL, NJ. D.
ghe important TACT that The awful consequences Of self
abuse may ctuay removed without nterna med
icea The dangerous application Of causties, instru-
nlents 11vGicated boJg ote, empirical devices, is
here clearly demon rated, and le entirely new aad
highly successful 51eHt, as adoplet ny me celebrated
enabled to cure sc,i pes ecy. a e east possible
CO. Thereby avoiding ai The advertised rostrurns Of the
tho usaDds.
Sent under seal 10 any address, posi- ptid the re-
ceps Of Two postage STAMPS bG addressing Dr. CHI as j.
o. KLINE $50 First AycuUe New York. Pose Box 1856.
1vlZP
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

FsYHIS is to inform all persons, that nv son
n Charles P. Foot, has bought lis time from me and
rom this date, shall pay debts his contracting or
claim any thing which may become due him on account
of his earnings. SOPHIA ANN FOOT
= Pleasant Prairie, Sept. 17tb, 1859. 4w15
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORD

|F- II \ Il I j OIND.
Incorporated il 1910. ....,..... Capital Perpetual.
With Successful Business Experience Of FIFTY Years.
ONE HUNDRETu SEAI-ANNuAL STATEMENT,
May LIST, 1850.
Capital, $3oo0c000. Capital and Surplus, $3.50 9O681
ASSETS:
Cash hand and in Bank and leaned au,S110054 AZ
Cash III h"'dS OF agents. $500. 4Z'-49 AZ
Loans Hnpt7 secatet b. personal and coilat eTal
SCHs''lJ 'ft,l 10 D.
Rea! Estate iuencuabsry,l.... ....l5 $50 90
aloCas anG Bonds AS follows, VIZ:
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CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.

We will furnish circulars with finn
and explicit directions for using, also
explaining their mechanical construc.
ton and giving the most satisfactory
evidence Of their superiority in many
her Family Machines.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-04

We offer a liberal discount to par
ties wishing an Agency or Right of
Sale Of our Machines. With a snail
inyestment Of capital a profitable
business can be readily established.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10
Thr Pronosed Ensinnin New Yark

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.--The Douglas sub-com-
mIgtee have finally agreed to allow 10 Breck-
InrIdEe electors upon the proposed fusion
ticket; also, candidates tor Lieut.. Governor
aud Canal Com missioner Of the same party
The subcommittee recommend the SKATE
Committee to Tattfy their action. The matter
now tests between the two chairmen Of the
State, and will probably be adJus ted in ac-
Cordance with the above arrangement
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The Prince and the ornngemen.

TORONTO, Sept. e.--Much excitement exists
here this afternoon IN consequence of a report
that the Duke of Newcast tie had written TO the
Mayor 10 say that tie Prince had been en- trap
ped into the Toronto reception by misrepre-
sensations in regard 10 the Orangemen's arch.
which he considered quite Objectionable. A
secret session Of the CIty Council was held.
but neither the Dukes letter nor the proceed
iugs of the Council were made public. 1t is
understood the matter has been arranged ia
some way, and the demonstration will pro-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

NORFOLK, VA, Sept 9.-Hon. Roger A.
PRYOR OF Petersburg, made powerful speech
here last night. Ashland Hall WAS densely
crowded He spoke more than three hours,
and made a brilliant effort for Breckenridge
and Lane. Douglas and the Squatter Sover-
eighty principle were demolished on this Oc-
casion BY Dir. Pryor, who was greatly APP
plauded by the enthusiastic audience.
Col. Groner, of this city, left to-day for
Texas, via Richmond, Memphis, &c, TO meet
the X g. Cs. He expects TO command large
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10
The Markets,

NEw YoRK, Sept S.Fionr is frm-Esles OF
soufheTn S625T6lO Wheat IL firm sa ies Of ID, :
cog bushels. Red esteTn 8 j 381l 40; white 81 81
q 90. Corn is steady sales of 40 900 bushel,
mixed at unchanged rates. Provisions are steady
h,skey IL uIchan Ell and held at Is cents.
Sales IN New York, Sept. :, of $40 900 Tenn. st.
6s 20, al 81; $500 Virginia 81 SIS 9l'4. Sales
sept 8. OF $500 Tenn. ". 6's 90 at 81 5000
North Carolina CT. 3 5 at IS
BALTIMORE, Sept. S.-tiour closed steady
How yard street Sc Wheat closed very hrm- West
ern red So 25asl 80 white ST 3Oal As Corn closed
firm. Provisions closed quiet but steadY-Lard
I4o. Coffee closed steady at lo5s I41ac. Whisky
closed hrm AZ 2ata srZ4c.
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Reception of tho Prince OF Wales at To,


TORONTO, Sept. S.-The Prince of Wales ar
rived here last evening. The Orangemen had
been parading but when the Prince was sig
nailed Jhe.E DOTTED their robes and reappeared
IN private citiZens' dress.
The reception was the most magnificent dis
play ever seen IN North America. The Prince
was conducted to the Government asuse and
replied 10 the address of welcome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-10

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s. Mr.. Douglas
speaks day at Reading, and goes from
thence 10 Easton, instead OF coming to Phila-
deIphia, as intended. His reception here al
present Is postponed, in consequence of the
Lincoln and Bell meetings and professions
this evening. The Douglas men were unable
10 procure music for tonight, every band be-
ing engaged by the TWO rival parties who have
demonstrations here tonight.
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by Jas. NJ. Taylor & SON, Aucrs.


"a ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-Ns ADMIN 8
n tr.tor of James Mccarthy. deceased, viii
sell, on FRIDAY. the lith Sept at pc ock p NJ
on Dock street, JGst below M. Alfred g. Lee
stone, and 8 lot of STONE MASONS' TOOLS,
consisting of Picks, Shovsls, Levels, Hammers
&C. After which will be sold, on the same sitter
noon al the hour of 41a o'clocs. at the corner OF
18th AID Venahie SITS. a lot of STONE, STONE
MASONS' TOOLS. &C., of the usual variety.
TERMs.-All sums under $50 cash, and all over
that amount on a credit of three months, the pur-
chaser executing negotiable note, with good en-
dor rs for the same.
JOHNSON II SANDS,
Admir- wi James Me ,aTthy decd.
JAS Nj. TAYLOR Son, huc's. SET
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By J. II. Dis.rs. Auct'r.
ZINE ROSEWOOD PIANOS AT Az

LIME RoSEN GOD PIANOS AT AUG
TON Will b. sold, on WEDNESDAY morn
ing, sept l2Ih, n 10 clock, at Auction hooT IS
MAN street. three spisnd seven octave PUSk
WOOD riANOS. entirely new, made ty Broad
WAY maker, New York; entire iron flames, over
strung has inia'd with pearl and richry carved
legs, pearl keys, &c IheJ will G open or Irspeo
ton ON FRIDAY next any one wishing fine
Pianos Will have an opportunity seldom offered.
TkKMs.-SIxiy da! IS, Tor negutlahle otes.
J. Il. pIGGES, Auct'r.
D. F BoOTU, Salesman, sc G. tbs
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Position of Gen. Waller,

B0sToN, Sept. 9.-The bark Garth, arrived
At this port, from Truxillo August -, reports
that Walkers force consists only of % men,
rut be was daily expecting reinforcements.
The city WAS nearly deserted, and business al
u stand still
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E6W'6 3. vxtGhGN,S Trustees.
au D-tds
IN MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTx. Tur

~ IOWN OF 81 DNk Y, BOUNDED ~
EHpERtt, CULVEkT, AMP POPLAR srS..
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY th- Ina
sep,emerI 1850, at IA o elock y 10 moe h~aa
tiul LQES, located ~ above, each frohtng ~ feet
on the North side OF Fedora street, runnlns bNc :
1873 .eet 20 ale, 20 feet lde, and nsAIy o. Pc
SITE the residence OF Joha g. shaieI. b "a.
These Lots are among the nost deslfabl lots IN
that Improving locality.
TERxs. -~une third cash balance =, q snd :
months, for negotiable not.s, interest added. sc
cured by trust deed or tltio retained
se4 0ODDlN APfst SON. Auct'rn
Aiao. i've NEST beautiful Lots on the soutn sids
Grove street, neaIlv oppos To the residence 81 NJ
Chss Morriss. each 81 by i99 feet to an ate,
Also. three handsome Lots ON the south EIDE 81
FedeIal street, 81 BY l99 leet 90 an alley, and
bounded on the wet by Poplar street
se5 GODDIN x APpEkSON, Aucfs
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v'aCsrEk's sALEOFTHE ysLysBL.

L FARM CALLED "CRtNEi lSLANh.' ~
HANoykR .oUNrY, on TIE VlkGlNlA
CENTRAL RAILROAD, At AIlEkS STA
TON. NINE MILES FROM RICIIMOSD As
Trustees IN a certai deed of irust from Mr.. " ~.
IL. VauE han. dated ltth septemDer, 1885 du' te-
corded in Hanover COUNTY Court, We ShS IN IN
ecution thereof, tHnd with the consent AID api 10
BATON oil the parties Interested proceed 10 - ~
public auction, on the premises, ON ! h-bAh I,
the lltb September 1860, W q "a clock NJ az t.,r
II not. the next fair day } that valuable FAhM
located as above on which he How resides. ! DO
tract contains fl3s acres of which about 80 tctes
are cleared, ana the remainder is covered Sith
wood and timber, some of which ~ ths hnest
Chlckahomlns oak, ash, maple, &c. The snil = aS
good as the ChlckahomIny lar DIS generally The Ia
provements consist If a DWELLING, contAininS
seven and all the usual out houses. such 40
kItchenSQ uarteTS, Barn, Stables, Sc In front -
the dwelling there is . grove OF bsAntinl "Sss.
thus giving TO II g handsome appearance 4 ON ihe
railroad. from which ~ IL distant about 30 gafos
A further description Is deemed unnscesssrb -
10 - presumed that those disposed Ia puTchss@ ~
view the place, which Will lie shown ~ them ~
Mr.. Vaughan, residing ON the plsmIses. Tue iaHu
adJOins on the one siOe Nj A. Tlmbefiass sha
on the other Mr.. Nathan Clarke
Although the deed requires n cash sale. ret. ~
consent of the parties int rested, the terms W
he one-fourth cash balance AZ 4. 3 ana ears,
for bonds bearing interest, paysble hall jesfI'
| secured by a trust deed
NATHAN b CLARKE
| EDW'D b. VAUGHAN,S