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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-24

ID EMOVAL.
H. L. HARVEY & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IS Cary street, Richmend.
Having removed from our recent cTamp posi-
ton, No. III Cary street, to the large and commo-
dous warehouse on Cary street. next door to Messrs
Massic & Peasants, We offer our services TO the
pubic, and respectfully solicit consignments Of all
Kinds. l.. HARVEY,
late Of LynchburR, Virginia,,
W. II. PARRISH,
late Of the firm Of Bocock Parrish, Lynchburs,
Virginia.
RHFYRs TO
Mcdaniel Jrsy. Lynchburg, Virginia.
George Bagby, Richmond.
i. L. PEBBLES, Petersburg.
+. B. G. Flanagan, Charlottesville, Virginia.
fe 22-lm
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by G,ubbs e. Williams, Auctionecrs.

BUILDING LOTS, IN MARKS
/ ID ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF MAN.
CHESTER, AT AUCJION.-On SATURDAY, 25th
March, at o'clock P. NJ, We will sell. upon the
premises, the following LOTS:
Two fronting forty-fve feet each on Clay street,
running back one hundred and eighteen feet.
Five fronting forty-seven and half feet each on
Stockton street. running back seventy five feet.
One fronting eighty feet at the corner of Burrows
and Maury streets, running back one hundred and
thirty-two feet.
These Lots lie between the corporation line and
the Petersburg turnpike, and in neighborhood
which, lust previous to the war, very rapidly
improving. They offer safe investment for per-
sons seeking such property.
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
= NH q AuctiOncers.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.)

By Thomas w. Keesee, AuctlOneef,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.)
"AVING DECLINED BUSINESS,
III or'the purpose of-rc1noviEg to the country,
1 will sell, on TUESDAY, March 2sth, 1865, q
large and varied assortment of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting Of
Elegant Parlor and Chamber Furniture,
elegant new 7-octave Chickering Piano,
elegant Alabaster French Clock,
elegant China Tea Set,
l elegant Dinner Set,
Extension Tables, Chairs, &C.
Elegant Silver Pitcher and Platter,
l choice Silver Tea Set,
pieces elegant Black Silk, figured and solid ;
pair l24 English Blankets,
! piece "a Sheeting,
piece Al sheeting
Carpeting and Mating, almost new;
10 Trunks. various grades,
with miscellaneous articles of good Quality.
A great many Of these articles were imported
especially for private use. : -
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, promptly.
A. G. FARLEY.
T. W. KEEsEE, Auctionecr. NH "a
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Who ARE OUR BENEFAcroRs p" Do
you KNOW" said farmer the other day,
!" what makes the lice on cabbage?"
"Some fly, we suppose, lays the cgg,"
was the reply.
eyes, and can tell you the Ay--it is
the Lady Bird If you will examine
your cabbage you>will find them on it."
This honest fellow had slaughtered
thousands of those little insects, who
were working faithfully to destroy the
very insects he was complaining of.
There are several varieties of Lady
Bird-bright red, and elbow, with black
spots on the wings. They always lay
their eggs on the same leaf where the
plant louise lay hers, so as to be ready
for operations. -.
Take care of the Lady Birds. Among
our beneiactors, too, may be numbered
"old grandaddy long legs" lie is
mortal enemy to many insects which in.
fest delicate plants, and the queer old
fellow, with his eyes on his back, is very
apt to see his prey in his wanderings
through the green house. The Dragon
Fly and Lace Wing Fly are also great
benefactors, as they prey greedily upon
plant lice.
The child's "Devil Horse" is an in
valuable loconotive-a real cut>and
thrust-fellow among pestiferous insects,
ed should always command our protec-
ton.
The Dragon Flies, the Snake Doctors,
as children call them, and some other in
sects, deposit their eggs in pools of water,
and it is little remarkable that they
keep the water pure and wholesome,
while water without such insects will
become putrid.
There are several members of the
Beetle fapily-the Grave digger, who
digs hole in the ground and buries all
the pntrid substance in his reach-the
Dung beetle subsoils your cow-pens for
you in the summer, and deposits your
manure below the surface.
There is large family of small flies
called Ichneunons (wasp shaped). whose
peculiar province is to puocture the eggs
Of other insects, and lay their own eggs
in them, thus destroying some Of the
greatest pests of the farm.
A distinguished entomologist says that
lin England there is an insect which ac>
companies that pest, the wheat nudge,
and keeps him in check. It does not
/. exist in this country, and on this account
the depredations of the nudge have not
been arrested.
The increase of insects injurious to
vegetation Is becoming serious evil, aud
we should begin to learn something more
rs to who are our enemies aid who our
behefactOrs.
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RosBERY.-On Wednesday night, the
cellar under the store of John o. Aus.
tin, On Sixth street, near the New Mar
ket. was broken into and robbed of a
large lot Of bacon, lard, fish, ETC., owned
by free negro huckster, occupying q
stall near by. The burglars made a
clean sweep Of everything which was
worth carrying off.
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by Grubbs 4 williams, Auctioneers.

VERY yAL 1I4 1:I PROPERTY FRI III. IN
Ar AUCTION.-Win be sold ut auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY, the Gath of March, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ, a large number Of LOTS, located as
above, comprising about seven acres, to be divided
into lots Of suitable sixes-a plan Of which will be
exhibited at the sale. These lots extend from the
the mill up the Valley both sides of Shockoe
creek. Some Of them valuable for building
purposes. These have front on Tenth street, on
French Garden Hill; and all are so near to the
centre Of the city that when streets opened las
they must be soon) and flied up and extended, will
be Of great value. Also, the PROFESSIONALLY
RIGHT TO THE MILL CANAL, sixty feet wide;
containing 772-lOOO acres.
After which, will be sold several other lots in the
TERMS: At sale. dRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
NH 81 Auctioncers.
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TRKAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDKRArE STATES OF AMERICA,
RICHMOND, December l, 1864.

NTsl
CONFEDkRArE SrArxs OF AMERICA,
RIcaXoNp, December l, 1854. }
EVENT HIRTY TREAS URY
~ NOTES.-In pursasnce of an act Of Congress,
approved November g, 1864, entitled IAN act to
authorize the Secretary :he Treasury to exchange
coupon bond SO. s.ve1thirty treasury notes" hold.
Of su,n notes hereby notified that after tbs
Payment Of tie annual interest due thereon on the
6rst day Of January, 1865, upon presentation Of the
tsme, the Treag1-er, Assistant Treasures and Pay
Depositaries las designated 1t fot) will issue certi-
fcates therefor. which vil sat,:le thu holders 10
coul on bonds payable thirty after TIE rstdsy
Of january, 1885, bearing six per cent interest from
the san FIST Of Jaaasry, .8Sj, payable on.tne first
days of January and July in each year. The Urea.
surer, Assistant TreasuFcrs ard Dcpositaries will
make weekly reports to the Register Of the Treasury
of such certificates issued at their offices, whereupon
bonds will be sent forward in satisfaction of same
The notes will be cancelled in the usual manner and
forwarded to the First Auf; tor.
@. A. TRENHOLM,
Secret AIRY Of Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond, Virginia
Assistant Treasuyers at Charleston AMI Mobile.
Dcpositares at Raleigh and W iimir gtcn, North CO.
rolina,
Depositares at Charleston ane Columbia, South ca.
rolina.
Depositaries at Savannah ane Arg,..,a Georgia.
Dcpositaries at Tallahassee, llorica ana Montgo.
merry, Alabama.
Dcpositaries at Columbus, Mississippi and Houston
and Marshall, Texas. ia ITS
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PRETTY STATE OF AFFAIRS. were
informed last evening that the mails for
the South, which should have been for
warded this morning, were not prepared
for Transmission in consequence Of the
clerks being ordered out to perform
guard duty. Will not the Secretary. of
War prevent such Interruptions for the
futurcf
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TREASURY ,DgrARrMEaT,(
CosPgDxaArE STATES OF AMERICA.


CosPEDEaArE STATES OF AMERICA. !
r DAMS ON>THE SECURITY OF THE
l FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX TER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THR
SEVENTH SECTION OF TIE CURRENCY
LAW.-Deposits on call will be received by tie
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasurers at
Charleston and Mobile, ard the Depo ita1es at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, Savan.
nah and Montgomery, and certificates viii be issued
for the same bearing interest at the rate Of four per
cent. per annum, and secured blythe hypothecaion
of an amount Of the above bonds equal to the sum
clusively to the payment OF the SAID certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations and to the public generally,
:ect Of the measure, if generally adopted, in keep.
ing the currency within moderate bounds it is hoped
will commend it to the favorable consideration Of the
community and secure their prompt cooperation
carrying tinto effect. q. A. TRENHOLM,
ja2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TRKAsURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, July 28, 1864. D

TAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In Or
i der TO promote, far practicable, the early
liquidation by the Treasury Of TIE OUTSTANDING
TAXED NOTES, the Treasn. er, Assistant Tressu.
rer aud Pay Deposi:ares in the different States, are
hereby authorized to receive the said notes, except
the 800 notes. at 66i per centuin on depOst issu-
c,g Tor same certificates Of loan, upon hypotheca-
be payable on demand after the expiration Of ninety
days.
And all agents for the sale of the above bonds
hereby authorized to receive the taxed notes, with
the exception shove named, in payment Of bonds,
Shcn sold, at the rate CT 66i per centur
g. A. TRENHOLM,
ia Pts Secretary of the Trelsu y.
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ARRIVAL OF PRIsoNEKs-Upwards Of
niae hundred Yankee prisoners, captured
from Sherman's army by General john
ston. arrived in this city yesterday and
were quartersd At the Libby prison. A
large number of others are expected to
arrive here during to day.
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by Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctionecrs,
mo. 81 Main strcel.)

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
w on FRIDAY NEXT, the 2sh of March, an
excellent assortment of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE of gcnteel family, de-
Ginning housekeeping. We enumerate. in part,
do. MARBLE-TOP CABINET,
l do. CENTRE TABLE,
2 do. CARD TABLES,
l do. PARLOR TABLE,
large ROSEWOOD ETEGRE,
small WALNUT ETEGRE,
set MAHOGANY HAIRCLOTH CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY HAlR-CLOTH ROCKER,
! large CRIMSON DAMAsK ROCKER,
l MAHOGANY HAIR CLOTH SOFA,
sLoATs SEWING: MACHINE. in order;
fine MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
Several GILTFRAME LOOKING GLASSES,
l REFRIGERATION,
excellent three-ply CARPET, nearly new;
l large RUG,
2 small RUGS,
: lot good MATING,
l set BREAKFAST CHINA,
CHINA CUPS,
SAUCERS,
PLATES,
DISHES, &c.
FANCY CHINA CUPS,
VASES, .&c., &c.
ALSO, 49,
A large and desirable LIBRARY-large
Family Bible, Shakespeare, Byron, and many
other Political and Standard Works
Several fine CLOTH TABLE COVERS,
COOKING-sTOVEs, and other COOKING
GOLD A and SILVER WATCHES, among
which, is one very excellent DOUBLE
- CASE GOLD WATCH.
The attention Of persons in want of good FUR
NITURE is particularly called to this sale.
n jsfsiyeS ID F FI1d1X &c.
NH % Auctioneers.
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AUCTION .SAI.u.
FUTURE DAY.
ny +. H. LUX 4 Co., Auctieneers,
mo. ee Main street.l

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
w without reserve, for cnah only. On TUES
DAY, March oath, commencing 1t 10 O'clock, .
largo and splendid assortment Of
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
RUGS,
STOVES,
CABINETS,
eIDEBOARDS,
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Tho following is 4 catalogue, iHpart:
BEDSTEADS,
CABINETS
SIDEBOARDS,
FEATHER BEDS,
2 fine SOFAS.
sIDEBOARD and PRESS,
MATTRESSES,
CLOCKS.
LEAF.TABLES,
WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
Several LOOKING-GLASSES.
6 fine UAIR-SEAT CHAIRS.
2 or SSEwING-NACHINES,
20 eross No: ! MATCHES.
CROCKEH.
GLASSWARE,
BOWLS,
PITCHERS,
= JENNY LIND BEDsTEAD,
l lot MATING,
l INGRAM CARPET,
SILK DRESS,
WASHSrANDS.
NH "a L. H. LUCK &. CO., Auctionccrs..
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ByJ. s. Atkinson & Co., Auctioneers.
mo. ia Main street, :

by J. >. ATKINSON q Coz AucuVASe1Hs
mo. ia Main street,
WE WILL SELL, ON SATURDAY
W fine lot FURNITURE. new;
CLOCKS,
CHAIRS,
BEDS,
=. BEDDING,
HARDWARE,
CRIBS,
PILLOWS,
BOLSTERS,
500 pounds SMOKING TOBACCO,
20 pounds ENGLISH SHOT, Nos. 4 and 6;
400 pairs CARD BACKS.
fine set of DAMAsK CURTAINS, now;
Lot TRUNKS,
Lot MATING,
KEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
CAPS.
fine pair CAVALRY BOOTS, new;
dozen TOOTH BRUSHES, new;
BLANK BOOKS,
Several yards WOODEN CLOTH, new;
TABLE. CLOTHS, y
BOOKS OF every descr ption, new;
PLOWS, new;
and great many things TOO numerous to mem
ton. J. s. ATKINSON 4 CO.,
NH q Auctioneers.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFHppRArE STATES or AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August 2s, 1864.

RICHMOND, va, august %, ld6a'
u POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
III INFO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONG RES8
APPROVED JUNE. Is, 1864, AUTHORIZING
OWNERS OF REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS Of
TIE ACT APPROVED NAY l6, 1861, TO Elk.
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS
Parties owning registered eight per cent bonds
under the act Of May Is, 1861, desiring to exchanr,
manner pointed out in'the printed endorsement On
the back Of the certificate, to the "Confederats
States of America, in exchange for coupon bonds"
and cause them to be presented to the Register Of
the Treasury Department. who viii thereupon, IN
compliance with the provisions Of the act cf June
IT, 1854 issue coupon bonds for the amount specific
Ia the registered bonds 50 assigned.
g. A TRENHOLM,
is2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
CONFEDERATE STATRa or AMERICA, I
RrcHNOND October H. 1864.

CONSRpRRArR STATEa or AMERICA, I
RICHMOND, October l2, 1864.
NON-TAXABLE BONDS, FIVE
~ HUNDRED-MII4LION LOAN.--SALE COH'
TNUED--Numerous applications having been
made for bonds at the established price Of one hun"
bred and thirty five dollars and interest, under irV
c,mstanccs that entite them to favorable CONSIDER
alton, it has been determined to continue the sas
at the above price until further notice.
Agents for the sale Of these Bonds are nstr'ic'ee
to act in~ncordance With this order and the atten
ton Of discussing officers Of the Government p"'
iculariy called to it. G. A. TRENHOLM,
ia pats Secretary of the Treasury
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DEMOV The subscriber has
ny removed his FURNISHING aud TRIM
lfN0 STORE from Eighth strcet to No. IA Broad
street, where he viii be glad to see his old friends
and customers. Being thankful for past hvcrs.
promises to do all in his power to accommodate and
so,icits q continuance Of patronage.
JOHN uARTZ. as Broad street,
NH 2l-6te between Third and Fourth.
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DOR SALE, the small side wheel
e STEAMER, "Minnic Gorgas." Her engine
is in rood working order. She might bs made
profitable "a q trading boat On the canal, or for
TRANSPORTATION purposes Apply to
WILLIAM AUBREY. II. 3. X,
NH 22-Sts corner Of Cary and Gixth streets.
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MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE-An adj
ivn iouYncd annual meeting AZ the STOCK.
HOLDkR6 OF THK MIDLOTHIAN COAL
MINING COMPANY win be held On WEDNIs-
DAY the 10Th Instant n II O'Clock 6 the l3eo q
the company. JOHN g. kTANARD,
mn 9l--St Anase<ayy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-11-03
for Sak.
At Auction Nov. IL, 1868.
FARM, STOCK
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
At Auction Nov. III. 1868.

The subscriber having made up his mind to
move South. offers for sale his Farm containing
III acres, lately known as the Jenness Farm. sit
uated on the West Hill in Burke, being only 2
miles from Burke Depot. Said Farm lis in the
highest state of cultivation, suitably divided into
moving, tillage and pasturing, and contains Is
acres OF wood land on which is 80 nice maple
trees. Said Farm can all be moved with a ma
chine, on whichis good house, shed and three
barns, A nice apple orchard and good sugar
house, 700 sap buckets, kettle and three pans
set in arch. six sap holders, &c. Also. pasture
adjoining of % acres, l nice bay Morgan mare
years old. weight 1920 pounds, match pair
mares, own sisters, 3 and years old, two year
old colts. sucking colt, pair fat oxen, 4 good
cows, two years old steers, full blood Devon
heifer, two years old, s. young eve sneep and
lambs, most of them half blood Cotswold, fat
hog, shote, 40 tons ha", 90 tons straw and corn
fodder, 700 bush. oats. 300 BUSH potatoes, $50
bush rutabaga turnips. $50 pounds nice butter.
700 pounds nice maple sugar. Miller buggy. l
express wagon, Miller sleigh. two horse trav-
erse sled, OK cart, pair work harnesses. nearly
new, single harness. | Woods moving ma
chine, grind stones, plows, harrows, chains and
other things too numerous to mention. Sale pos
tive. One wishing to purchase first class farm
will do we'll to examine this before purchasing
Sale will surely commence Saturday, Nov. 18th.
at 10 A. NJ. Also. $50 bush. Corn 40 bush.
Wheat. J. d. LAYTON.
David Tru, Salesman.
Burke, Oct. %, 1865. E16
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d r. E ATOMS
VEGETABLE HORSE & OK IMMINENT

will cure il applied il season,
Npralns. inflammation and SwelliugS OF all kinds.
Cuts Kicks. Bruises. Corking Calls Scratches
Weak Joints. Cramp in the Stomach or Limbs.
Soreness or stiffness of the Limbs or OintS Rheu-
matism, old Sores, &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter 20 half AL ounce # the
Linimen', WILL mixed with three times the guam
ti'y Of warm Molasses. For Scratches, clean the
ancieb by dry rubbing. then apply the Linimcnt
often when the ANGLES are dry and use the Horse
every day.
For Sores, cleanse them when need, d. with
CASTLE Soap and water, then apply the Liniment
from two 70 three times day. For all other ex-
ternal diseases, make a thorough application two
or three times day. Please take bottle and
be sure and shake it up before using. and Won
WILDE satisfied
TESTIM MAILS
From d. A. Burnside Esq the well known propretoy Of
the Lancaster Hotel. \. II.
DR. Eaton. Dear Sir Ihida horse which Twas Obliged
10 Keep In tn" stable for long time which had on
his ANGLE. caused by interfering which cOui not heal u
Your Horse AMI OK n!m"nt recommended 10 NE as
the best In
made application If which reduced the infarna
ton at once. healed the wound and brought out new halr
ana The horse was III tor Use ia iew DAYS Consider IL
the best linme ever used and would cneeTiully re-
commend ii To the public
From Joseph L. Glib Esq, ofthe Proprietors 81 the
well known Crawford House al the White Mountains
Keep large number ol Horses III the summer season.
Mountain Stables also keep stock Of DR. Eatoris
horse ana On Lniment on hand. have Used IL long
enough 10 Know thatit is the best Lniment saw
or used 10 reduce anaiions and swelincs all kinds
and heals Cuts. Bruises CorkS, GAS Scratches Cramps
III the Limbs OF Stomach. Cole. &c. &C.
Hyour Horses or Cattle are troubled with any
OF the above diseases OF injuries. try bottle
and you will be satisfied
Many other testimonials could be added
For sale BY all the Druggists and dealers in
Medicines in town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
All orders addressed to
c. b. HUTCHINS.
Nov. lily. Lisbon, y. ii.
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'T5ustram SanbOrn's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. At probate Court, held at
Caledonia District ST. Johnsbury, in SAID district
on the 18th day Of October, D, 1865.
WHEREAS, William SanbOrn executor OF the last VIII
testament Oi TruStram SanbOrn late OF Peacban,
in said district deceased proposes to render an account o
his administration and to present his account against said
estate for examination and allowance, for the purpose
making partition and distribution Of the residue OF
said estate under decree IF said court among the per-
who are by law entitled TO the same:
Ii is therefore ordered by said court that the same come
under consideration and be heard the probate office in
ST. Johnsbury, the ~ day OF NOvember D. lo65-
And ii Is further ordered that all persons interested he
notified hereof by publication of copy of the record OF
this order in the CaledOnan printed at st. Johnsbury
three weeks successfully previous 10 said time of hearing,
that III appear and contest the allowance o said
account, if they cause-and also be heard by said
in the matter OF partition and distribution Of said
estate
By the Court,-AtteSt,
ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
true copy OF record Attest,
7470 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
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In Chancery in Caledonia County.

IRA BRAlNARD V. HORArlO ii. BINGHAM
WHEREAS, the said Ira Branard, complainant, has
filed his petition III the office Of the clerk OF said court
setting forth that the said uratio H. Bingham, formerly
OF Davile now residing in the state OF Illinois on the
lSt day of July 1851 duly executed TO the said 5rainad
mortgage deed Of certain land in said Danvie. describ-
ed as follows viz: about Of land be the same,
less, together with the sawmil and gristmiii
thereon and II the privileges and dams belonging 10 said
premises, together with the mill stones belts aud all the
machinery,n and about the same mills. Being the same
premises decided Charles Mcintyre by Manning and Edwin
Morrill,, with all the machinery and fixtures that had been
put therein before the LIST of July ls6i which mortgage
conditioned for the payment of note dated July l.,
lS64 for the eight hundred and eighty dollars
payable demand with interest ANNUALLY, signed by the
said Horatio ii. Bingham and payable 10 said Ira Brain
ar |. and alleging that said note i, wholly unpaid ard
rdyiug for decree OF foreclosure OF the sal!
And II being made TO appear that said defendant ii. II
ngham. resides without this state so that service of
sad petition cannot lie made upon him Ii is therefore
ordered that the orator cause notice TO be sve o the
pnCy said petition 10y publishing the substance
his said petition together with this order in the Clledo
newspaper printed ST. Johnsbury, in said Gale
publications Ia be al least twenty previous the LIST
III, sday OF December next being the first day OF the
term 0i said court at which said defendant is hereby
d.Ied 10 appear and make answer 10 said petition
Given under my hand AT st Johnsbury. this 10th day OF
October. 1865. LUKE p. POLAND. Chancellor.
Theron Howard, Solicitor. 1918
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At Auction Nov. 4.
u A R NJ FO r S A L E .

The subscriber will sell at Public Auction on
Saturday, Nov. 4, at 10 A. NJ the following de-
sbribed real estate and personal property, viz:
The home farm. situated on the main road lead
Ing from Sutton Corner to Barton, about two
miles from Sutton Corner, consisting Of
FIFTY ACRES
suitably divided into wood, tilla2e &C.. with
house. wood shed and barn with good soft water
running to them. Also my farm, lying between
the home form and Pass. River r. r., fenced on
one side by the r. r. Co., consisting of 46 acres.
more or less-20 acres Of heavy wooded, with
about 700 sugar trees, tle rest moving and pas
turing-oa which is good house shed and barn
with good running water Also two good cows
two years old heifer, two calves, l good two
years old colt and about 20 sheep and lambs
Also about 20 tons of hay and straw, a lot of sap
buckets. holders, pan. syrup tubs, sap pals.
Jokes, &c. plow, cart, l harrow, 3 chains,
yokes forks, shoves, &c, and all my household
furniture. Salepositive. g. W. JOHNSON.
David Trull, Auc'r.
Sutton, Oct. 81, 1865 74-1j*