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Brattleboro, July ), 1899
10 the People 81 !. -n.nt:
Inc President Of the United States calls into the ,e
o ne eo"a,fy AZ A:dlt ona force Of three hundred
thousand men. ard sypress. ne desire tina, thsv MAY
De enrolled without delay 20 bring this
ana injurious civil speedy ard satisfactory con-
clusion
Eacn citizen should Consider this appeal A. as,ess.a
arect'y to HIM, and a. inquire what he can DO To-.
Ms county directly. /: nay re, and Il NOT, indirectly
oy encouraging and assisting those able and willing 10
'aSe Up arms and hasten scenes Of conflict AM
one can see mat even thOag ,oops are victorious
additional troops needed 20 garrison and hold tho
numerous Important pCsrs taken ard mu:h more ar.
they needed to prevent repair reyerses thai mar
happen.
II cannot oe necessary char ta-ey remind III.
e"'zenS OF vermont tha ne rriss q he rebellion IA,
come and naC ny Hesitation and delay il may De al
lowed 70 nger anG invite foreign Interference in ia
oena or by sleh lev, prompt art powerful rally t,
arms as me loyal people Of the country re oaudatly
able 10 maze, 1t car De crushed and arnihla:ei Tn
present men, no time FOR hesitation delay let III.
response from Vermont he PROMPT and patri otto and in
c"nsonance with all her past history Let 40 you n,
man capable Of bearing il defence or his country
and It's wise and ne nefcen: govern ment neer at this
important period in the lie: rc one hinder ,hos.
who are brave and competent q f.t the hattie. ~ -b
country from going forth tina: patriotic righteous AMI
nerdfnl serv ce
i OF the last Importance ina. ne resources AMI
strength OF on: Government II Ouid be now in arua
measure put FORTH and its power ard stability fully
proved and tmy established Le lie President Of hes.
hl'ed states feel the strrng'herEg influence Of
promp nd hearty r"sponse his call for afi!tioua
troops and those brave mer cur fathers broher, and
sons now IN tn" ded struggling 70 the death 20 uphoo
our cause, be cheered and encouraged by the INTEL rens.
that many more Of the * 'treeu Mountain BOYS Al.
rapidly enrolling for the service of their country a21
VIII soon advance to its defence Much more m ght 3a
said TO you, fellow citizens, bat few words TO IN. bra.
and patriotic is sufficient. Tune now is eyerythiay
Let there be no delay for convenifnt season I
it be said that Vermont is Of tn. frs States to =.
spond with hzr quota-compossd OF volunteers, r.aiv -
the service.
The Ninth Regimen. Of Vermont Infantry nav .,
camp in this state will form part Of cur quota una
the rece ut call for three hundred thousand men An ~
der from the Adutan General Of Vermont will infca
the details Of further necessary organization.
FREDERICK HOLBR0OK,
Governor Of Esl mog.
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MONTPELIER MARKET. ,J.,x "a

Paov'stoSs-Butter, II to Is. Cheese, 6to 8; Lard
IL. Taliow, TO- Dried Apple, tos. Eggs, 10 cents.
potatoes 20 to 3d. Beans 81 so s20O Maple Sugar to
10. Peas, s125 to $50.
onions-Sl00 Appes-$3,s0 to 100 per bbI.
FLora- superfn- IS 90 Extra, $3.50 Extra Family 90
Double Extra 500 to $50 Superior $50.
GsAS AND HAY.-Corn 20. Oats 40 to 90. Herdsarsss
Seed So $50 per buhe Clover 10 to Il per pound
Hay, $50 s., per ton. Rye, Is to 20.
hscELLASKocs-Dry and green hard wood 225 to :. so
Shingles, Sl,oo to 80 W,oI-comnon 10 to Is Bark
2,5o per cart Nail, $50.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

T SHALL be In my ofice in Montpelier, on Saturiag
july 5th and shall be gial to those who rsdurr
the services OF dentist don't fxpsat to be abse,
FIR N Montpelier again this year.
Bear in mind that for fill ny with COLD charge b.
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS A CAVITY and in no ca a..
hirge anything for temporary sets Of teeth but ~
nish them FREE. &Work warranted.
tbuIyln JOHN VI CONEGY Is
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FATAL ACADEMIA son Of Mr. Harr-. Of
Poultney, while on visit NJ Mr. Jonathan
Haynes, in Middletown, was sent OUT into the
Fasture. on Tuesday afternoon last, for pair Of
oxen lie wandered out on 10 Il elf Of rocks
Ane TEL. distance Of 40 feet. bruising himself
% sQc- al extent that he died in about five
H""n. he was gone longer than expected
.r man was sent for him. who found him
ssnaiDG posture, bat entirely senseless.
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LOUISVILLE, July %. 1t is rumored that Col
Buldlt with 200 rebel recruits for Morgan has
passed through Flat Rock en- route for the South
ten. Sherman has issued orders that no more
gold shall be paid for cotton, and that vendors
refusing current funds shall forfeit their stock
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NeswlcH, VT July e. Lewis Partridge,
late ;. Marshal, and postmaster here under
Buchanan. and who Wac recently indicted BY
the grand jury tor high treason, has absconded,
ompanled oy other prominent parties impli-
Gated with him.
lbe principal charge was cutting down flag
staff and carrying off the | ). dag. Officers
are IN pursuit OF him, and it s believed that
they will soon capture him.
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NTADE ACCIDENT The Stage from Essex
junction on the north eastern route. broke
,o'oug' defective bridge, Ia Underhill, on
u lrsday. The driver, Mr.. Fuisom was serious
y DJur"d internally. The passengers escaped
WI compsratiyely slight brulses.--Free Press
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Apprentice Wanted!

LAD some sixteen eighteen years Of age OF steady
industrious habits and having good school
education wanted Immediately apprentice the
FREEMAN PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT
MoyrPELHR, VT
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BOSTON MARKET, July rs.

Folr.-W-st-rn, $500 to $50.
Pors-Prne 5000 TO 1000 Mess, I'll, rs to 100
5A-f, $500 % 1850. Lard, . to vt. Hams 81 TOT.
"ter, 10 20 -. Ch--.~, To- sggs II to 1S potst
!" - ID. Dried Apple to-.
Wool ssx"ay fleece, ID to 30 American Full Blood - to
% Hsitu.ood ), to -; Common ID to -
Con- - &. 20 ". na.. +jto - 9y. s. to co. Herd,
gan SEED Aoo C"s-r. Ill per n. Hops 10 20.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ADJCrANr AxD INSPECTOR GsNERAL's Oyr!cv
WOODSTOCK July ! 1890
General Order No. =.

In pursuance Of reqaiston by the President " IN.
nited states spon the Governor Of Vermont and in
ssderaten OF the necessity Of troops ire vermsas
or Ae vigorous Prosecution Of the for the Eaioa
hereby indicated and in reliance apOn the kpsvu 10.
sriotism and loyalty of the citizens OF the STATE vhca
demand that All the assistanss needed by Govsrpma,t
shall De Afforded promptly ssa without question It's
hereby ordered tina, additional regiment sf Ina,srr
to be deneminassd The T'uth Regiment Vermont Vel
nnssrs DC I'm rdst"y raised AMI xsd within s
STATE to serve III the army u the Cnnsd states ,S as
tern Of three ysAri unless DISCHARGED Il Is o.
svsd and az psctsd BY tbs Comm Ai-f Aa, 10.
burden thereby impss.d upon the p-opL- II vsrusa.
wiz be ch-~rfsiy assumed and that every ru. ana oy1
sitizsH will exert bis ntmot snaeavO<s - prsears
prompt response to sae aaH Of the Prssdeat
Al assessary rssru ting stations will Be in med zrs,,
established, Of which the notice will be giv,n-
By ordsr VI bis fxcslleney
FREDERICK HOLBRoOk,
aav.raor and Comma nd~r \ -gasf
PETER VASHBURS
AdjstAnt asa Iaspsstsr Genera
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NEW YORK, July 20. The United States trans
ports Cahawha from Beaufort, on The 29th, and
the Thomas Swan arrived this morning from
Port Royal in SO hours They bring no news
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK =. NJ.

NEw foHk, July %. The Times special
despatch states that Gen Halleck and Secre ia
ry Stanton had long interview with the Pres,
ldent, who has virtually relinqu shed TO Gen
Halleck the entire military control General
Pope leaves Washington to-day for the field.
The Tribune has the following 1t is whis
pered that Gen. Halleck has sent all the spades
in Gen. Mcclellan S army 10 the rear and ordered
muskets to the front At all events there was
no digging there for the first time for many
weeks, on the day after hi. (Halleck's) visit to
the Peninsula
Steps are being taken to bring loyal blacks
by the hundred from the valley of he Shenan-
doah within the lines of Gen. Sigels division.
10 what military purposes they are TO be devos-
ed Is not known.
NEW YoRk, July 90. Gen. Burnside, hale
and hearty, arrived here this morning.
CALAIS, Me-, July 90 The office of the
ST. Croix Herald, IN ST. Stevens, n B, was
again visited by mob last night. The work
of destruction this time is nearly complete.
Most of the type i. pied, the press injured and
much OF the material scattered outside of the
building and thrown into the river The cause
is the induced he former outrage. The
publication of the paper is unavoidahly delayed
for several weeks. The Herald is u streng Union
paper. perhaps the only one in New Brunswick
Its opposition to secession is the cause of the
riot.
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SICK A>u WaUNBEp IRon RI.HKoSD.-E Inc
following s The Official lisI of the SICK and
wounded officers and soldiers Of The Vermont
brigade released 90 parole from Richmond Ju-
~ =, 90 board the steamship ; f Spauldinc
Capt Howes
Up Clifford, \. I'd Arson Eaton. h. 4th ::
Geo Woo Z. I'd j.: J iowdry, o. ID u
VI Hsrrls. A. ID f J Carpenter. &, ID: Ira
santern. Il. 9th T Barrier, / jth James
Samssy, t. tth Chas W i.kwar~. y. 9th: Ma
loney Bennett. A, 9TH Geo Witbe,s. T. ID ::
Il Dandsr. l. Sd, Erastus Spencer. d. tsh
Ionn >perry, B, I'd Daniel Coolidgs 4.
q tranx D. Sargent, Z, 9th; Maxim Poro,
l. 9TH +; Hiram Capron, H. 4th A Lsdd. team
ster \, ID Assistant Surgeon. W 4 SAWS.
Lawrence Burton. K 9th.
ARREST oI DssaRrEk.-Sher.f Flanagan
arrested az his home in Colchester. one G. &.
lhonae. dagusrrotype artist who enlisted 10
'he 33d Mass regiment, in Boston. last week,
and after pocketing his $50 bounty. deserted
md came home, intending probably to repeat
me game when the money was gone He was
sent b 'ck to Boston this morning in the care of
States Attorney French, and will probably he
made an example of.-Free Iress.
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RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD
PIANO FORTE

A Improvement upon all other Instruction Books, IN
II Progressive Arrangement. Adaptation and Smp
ty. Founded upon New and Original Plan and Illus
tratd by Of Plates showing the Proper Position
Of the hands and fingers To which added the rud
mrnts OF Harmony and Thorough Bass.
BIZ NATHAN RICHARDSON,
Author Of the Modern School for the Piauo-forte "
This LAST and BEST WORK Of its distinguished
author is universally admitted to be superior In Excel
lance 10 all orher' ethods" Systems, and schools
and THE BOOK THAT EVERY PUPIL NEEDS for the
requirement OF a Thorough knowledge Of Piano forte
Playing II is adapted 10 all -rade Of Tuition, from
the Rumental Studies af the Youngest, tn. Studies
and Exercises Of Advanced Pupils
Teachers and Scholars order this work with perfect
reliability upon its being, in every particular, all that
It is represented to b.. Two editions published
adopting American, the other Foreign lingering when
the work is ordered, ii preference designa ed the
edition with American lingering will b- sent.
R Be that in ordering 10 you are particular In
specifying the 4" NEW AETHOn.' Price %. Mailed,
post paid to any address Sold by all Music Dealers.
Published by OLIVER DIrSON Il co,
Js2ly III Washington Street, Boston.
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STATE or VERMONT.
AoJu1Ayr Aso TssrEeroa GSSsaAL', o.

AoJu1ASr Esp lssrEeroR GSysaAL's Ogprss
NsoSsrocK, July I. l>s.
Tbs following orders have BEE issued BY ia, Var }.
partmeRt
Wan spARrMssr,
NAxiSsFos, y. e.. Jan, u Sn.. !
Pursuant to je nj resolution by Congress 20 snsour.
age snnstnens in the yar army and II rDs.
tits
O-d,'sd That premium OF doILA,. shall o. -.
for each accepted recruit that volunteers for
or dsrng the var and every soldier whs hereafter ca
lists either in tn regular army the volunteers for a.
year. or during the var, may receive his arst nanh,
pay in advance upon the mastering VI his paay
the service OF the nised States after h. shah
been mustered into and lined regiment already ia tap
service.
This order will 81 transmitted 70 the sovsraar. II
States and recruiting cthcers.
(sisn.d) EDWIN ". STANTON.
Secretary Of War
War DEPARTMENT
WEaISSroN, D. c., Jsly !, 1907.
ORDERED, That Of tn. appropriation Ter collect n.
organising and drilling volunteers, there shall paid
advance to each recruit for three years or durn the
the Of twenty Ave dollars nx ous fourtA nj
the amount * boanty allowed by law such p.ym.ul 1,
be made upon tbs ust-ring OF The regiment 10 vhih
such recruit belongs into ;hs service OF the Unite.
State.
(signsd) EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary ~ Wac
The State Of Vermont pays TO each aceep pied R.er
who Is mustered into the service Of the linked states
SRvrS DoLLARs PER MONTH in addition TO the nav ~
rHIRrERs DOLLARS PER AosrH, allowed by the at.4
states making the pay OF each private TWENTY poLLAas
per moath during his term Of service Of this sum
uVhsfS per PaJ - mAus tne ual"
Of ensments the date of muster, at the time the R-a
nent IL muster ed,
The result is that each recrais will receive when sl-
regiment is mustered into the service of the Cnt-i
States,
ONE M0sra's PAY ADVANCE;
4 BOUNTY % TWENTY-FIVE DoLL ARs IN ADVANCE
PAY, AT TINS RATE OF SEvgN DOLLARS MONTH PR1s
rue DATE OF ESLtsrMsSr TO TIRE DATE AUsrsa:
in addition to the premium Of two dollars, which viii
pah to any citizen or soldier for n accepted
brought by him to the rendezvous.
And at the expiration OF n term OF enlistment,
upon his honorable discharge from service after hav AZ
served years he will receive further bounty of
gNrY FIVE DOLLARS.
8 PETER I. WASHBURN.
Adiutant and Inspector Geu"rl'.
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To Whom il may Conce

A LII persoGs stshing 10 remove to warmer climate
II will learn somsthing to their advantage Of new set
tlem.nt, by applying j. +. SAFBoRN 90
3@ctJm East Hardwiek a
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BALTIMORE, July 2S. A great Union Mass
meeting is in progress tonight in Monument
Square Gen. Bradford is Chairman, and Gen.
Wool and aft are on the stand which is beau
tifully Illuminated, and bears the inscription
Our Country,-OIr Fathers founded it, We
will Sustain it,
Gov Bradford's speech was enthusiastic lily
received. His allusion to President Lincoln nd
commendatlon Of his patriotism was loudly
cheered. Gen, Wool also spoke. Strong Union
war resolutions were adopted
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IOFFICIAL.
TATE OF VERMONT,

EXECUTIVE DEPART haNr
BrattlebOro, July ), 1859.
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NEw YORK, July %. The steamer Narisn,
from New Orleans she 10Th inst, arrived az 3
o clock The health of the city was good Two
thousand men were employed In cleaning the
streets.
The news of the exploits OF she rebel ram
ArkAnsss caused some sxcssment, which soon
quIered down.
The Mobile papers report B-aureg.rd 10 be-
ing very sick
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WASHINGTON, July %. Commodore Porter
of the mortar fleet arrived here this morning VIA
Fortress Monroe-a fact considered of significant
Importance
The Navy Department learns that the block
aiding feet recently captured the I4rge iron-clad
English steamer Tu5aL Cain off Charleston
while attempting To run the blockade She was
heavily laden with arms and ammunition, and
ordered to New York.
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Riftrutnnn qis,1attt.
xseo a.,a,ss nc "a -


The Proclamation against b"uer.
VIA pres.sasta rcclsmatop IN asnst sp.lei sno
H.. tes COME Up 10 the fill mea>ufe Of the
,rn,,. ex.eets,icns The denhe'asio with which
a.. .cre,r,sons Of She Executive have heen ar
,,r.a a, rves additional sssg'aisy AID dignity +" his
,crnose. The pruie and hs sa.nscas viii discover
ara, !. DOES not foileqv because stntenc" sgaint'
an ax;, work Ia not executes speedily. that 1t is ior
cotton or fl given. Thoss of eur own people ''o
vho have hssn disposed to comp atn o. the fes'
dents alleged indifference - tie fate OF Auo'e''
will see tia. sasy hsve daas hin Rr.a' 'Al's,''
and that he has renen bsred it longer pernss Na"'
.onoe of his censors n this as in othes .NS'S' "
,wor,s be- ~ vel! fo- those Of IA wao inhahi' 'oo
v.lleys al private life and whose qrshtias'o7s '"f
aonsnc;,uS the sovernrneut OF the cos''fs have
,.ror &c, hem discovered by cur !eaow cti%>n5'
q, Ia vo5ss, aid charitable III our structures up
~ Tho c,urse Of those WHOM We have placed IN
,>oxer and who frsga their otieiai ard io'seetHsi
elevation. are probably abie 20 lake WIDER sweep
~ the horizon ,lsa those Of us who dwell upon
the plains.
We tfus, that the Proclamation against Butter
and his officers saould they fish into oar hands'
NAV be carried &C. 20 tae very letter. the BLACK
far II tia on Y aagSer IL TIA unheAd ci crimes
Of these enemies Of the haman rsce.
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n usstartiSv. flssamhar 23i. CHARLAS DAT,

Or Yesterday. Desamhsr 23d. CbAhkAo bah
LIE in the 94th yesr of his rye.
Tha ssecexee8 enlisied in tha service oil ms corn
try s.i,af dj.ieiy "a TIE seassSi;n ~ ma nafiF"
Sis. sad served thYar@h the st.rsifg campaign % :
the psut esuia Hsa f8ishuness ntt'actmi me -
tty4ta sid sscaivsg hs srpfat sisoA ~ - vW.
roafsys a,a R,sreric, ieess 'e vai tende cd 'vh@'
fr a n,uch mevissd ho0tsn oHy III HE c2p1gAiF p.
B;,t n;ssase hsd fateae~ urcn hs vs'aa, avs us
.;ays y.e.a r,ucahegei sui borns own ny IN Ia
fsr-as ~ iss campaign E9d CssFFee h- 20 'e'i ~
afravvg he saush9 rstre&aaslv di cas'ga, vshisn
ha ,easilv obtained ard came L g die sFth Eis
r ieud4 raseo 10 hisssacs.
Uss G.aaea. viii tase piaee ~,t the Vregon biss
Methodist Chur,h to-day GAIN $ ) O'clock hs
..e,si4s ana all members OF tno feung dussf, 90
invited 10 attend.
u, the loh i,st AL MURRAY. "A refugee from
tha Peninsula, ba~ing toos employed ct Young
aiila Cor . number az yeas
II .rs shoula r,se. Ia eyes Of his daughters, oi
arv enc wighpg 80 ku5w The raItlenls-s o. NJ
death troy w'il r'esse address let's. to ''has 4
re,dhufg," siebmond, Va
Ga The 2iss i.lat ToTaJ6. son OF billiard ant
Klizads:a 4. Alley, ased years mea.as and
de.s.
Farewell dasc TONNE,
Thou hSst gone 81 fa'rer aod brighter cline
Nhere sorrow 3n' Pc k less enters not,
aud eli is Joy and pe5ce.
Tay" PETERSBURG ra.'ers t'Sase copy.
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r7ns eUUTHagN LfTaRARY MkSsSEGEE
FOR

This Magazine. 20 loug known 20 the souinsFn
pu bile, enters the new year under favorable aus
pleas Having withetocd the eyigeneies OF tae
wors; part of the war, il IL preps Vi 10 avSh tseh
Of every facility fer Gsveicpmeat aod improve
msnt. Ardent ia its devotion 30 the sonsh the re-
positofy siways OF the predictions OF the hrss N
teilsc.s Ia the lasd the MESSENGER approaches us
new Career in the fall confidence of moro sxseoa
ed and yer-w.dening 1eid OF usefulness. Airesey
the ssioptica Of the casa syssen has produced
MARRIED gnd healthy iodaenee upon its circulation.
III. increase of subscription during the pss'
month satisfies the proprstors OF the pubic APP
probation ef the sysseri. and encourages tneli
20 ssili n eater efforts in the future. magazine
which presents la single rumeer articles noin
Camphsl Howigon, Bryant, Eurwsl, Meoaos'
Miss Crosws.i. Mrs Clarke, and Asrgnres siAnns,
may rigstfuiy expect the support Of the renas
meat ard euiiure Of the Sow b. Mr.. Howsens
"Hissory Of the War" will DO continued through
ous The rear. series Of Sketches Of the Gam
pagus In the PENN sulA aud the Valley viii appear
together with the wonsed variety Of Lays. TesS
Poems, ete No Increase In the price Of cuoser'p'
tiox. Three dollArs = year. strte.ly ~ sAs:ses .
No osisry for the Messenger VIII b. altsadso "
unless aseomp anisd with ths cash. Adorsen
AA0HAkLAN1 4 f1n0ueSo
Do la-eod3w ueAneaA Va
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-24

AUCTION SALES-Futnre Days.
r. ssaadso Is Aspsss-a, ksst'zs.


KTALUARLg H0Usg AND L0v, CORNER or
u ira and Marshall k.rasts AT AUCTIGH 800
WIZ Ia sois ST AUCTION, he prsGlisas THURS.
Day Ja1ufry s13. II 4 o'cock n sa 7ai.
ua'a Pc srty icee ed ahore, n1iy.Ia tIls
tupsucT ~ L. y LA Esq Ths h use e3gs.aiaa q
rooms Ihsrs sre 0a tins premises eg.l, wood sod
car1i3y 81 9uaea AMI stable. The g. tisn IL very
productive nni BIAS creI.s variety of fruit Trees
The iJ' Is lgi by i25 fest which will bs divided Il
deemed beta plat OF wdich can be seen al the
office OF tbs Aaclonsers prior to The day Of sale.
Possession Cd 18th January, 1868
TE7Hs. ~-One-Lhlrd cash; the balance ri 8 and IL
months, 10: negotiable notes, interest added secured
b. tsuat deed; or ali cast ct the op.ith - the
purchaser.
do "a GCCGIn A. ApPEHS0N Ansts