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Lumber Lumber!
HE undersigned informs his friends
Z and the public that he has repaired his
saw-mill on Bayou Courtableau, near Bar
rvs Landing, and that he is now ready to
I'LL all orders for lumber that may be ad-
dressed to him.
The capacity Of his mill and the guam
tity of logs which he can now dispose of,
will allow him saw wood CT any dimension
tha: may be required
ST. Landry, Nov II, 1865 22tf
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FAMILY GROCERY STORE,

- The undersigned has just opened a
e supply of GROCERIES for family use
}&---aas> on Main Street, next door to Mr. c. n.
EaIer's Jewelry Store r1Y@ Calls from the pub
lie, and particularly from his old friends and Gus
toners, will be attended to with pleasure and
promptness. JOHN MCCORMICK.
Opeousas, February 3, 1866. 34-la.
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DOLBEAR
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

CorAer Camp G Common Streets, in the
Spacious and Elegant "Stoyu
Buitding," New Orleans,
constantly in session under able Professors
i II was founded in 1882, and is chartered hv
the State. Its former students NAV be found AZ
prn ;Pals OF Book-keepers, in lpge portion Of
the old houses of this city, and OH the soutbern
States; a Ladies or Gentlemen can attend the
1eMMhhCIAL = COURSE, or Book Keeplo.
Penmanship. Mathematics, ~Eaelsl,,+ French 3,
Spanish A business education, that enables one
to earn $4,000 Or $4,000 annually, is the best for
tune parents can give their sons. Ladies and
Gentlemen are invited to call. City healthy.
RUFUS DOLBEAR. President.
New Orleans, February Sd, 1866. 34-ly.
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For Sale.
1nA. double barrel SHOT GUNS, of
lVyg2e manufactory of St. Etienne,
(Fra1Ee;J made expressly for this market,
and from the description of famous hunt
ers of this country.
An assortment of Sportsmen's articles,
Table Sets of alfenide (Christofe Jew
elry), fol, sale by
j. g. A. PERRODIN.
Opelousas, August 25, 1861.
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z O T. s a | e .

For s a le.
A PLANTATION, situated six miles
IA west Of Opelousas, containing 100
aFpents, about 100 arpents choice wood
land and the balance prairie. Tho I'M
proyements consist of anew dwelling
house, corn house, &c. and some fencing.
For particulars apply to
McH. HUSBAND,
At the Halfway House.
March 10, 1866. 30-tf.
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Main Street, Opelousas.

AVE constantly on hand and are daily man
IL utacturing SADDLES and HARNESS.
Here can be found from cheap Saddle or
Harness to the finest manufactured in the State
Also, PLANTATION HARNESS. always on
hand and made to order All work is guaranteed
for what sold for. .Gzo~Terms: Cash on delivery.
Opelousas, June 9th, 1866 52-la,
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AuuTHERN FAMILY SEWING Machine
- noiseiess Machine Of Wilcox & Gibbs, win
neIn, tell braid, tuck. gather. quilt, cord and
NJ with satisfaction Agents wanted at
..s.o .....0 81. tharies street. Box 1856, [15 1y
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Succession Sale.
MONDA 7, Norember I9H. 1866.

by the undersigned Administrator or duly Ii
censed Auctoneer, to the last and highest bid
der, the following described property, part o
the succession of said deceased, to-wit:
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|ceived the unanimous vote Of both Houses,
and the votes for Messrs. CALvEEr and
PENpLEroN were so nearly unanimous that
the scattering votes were Of little consc-
quence In considering the general senti-
ment Of tho Legislature. This result is a
sign of tho absence Of party. Party feel
ing with reference TO Office has been the
bane Of the republic. Parties based on
principle and policy arc invaluable in the
administration of the political affairs ora
community but when, as in this country,
the spoils of office have been the main in
ducemcnt to agitation and controversy,
party spirit is q curse to society. Here in
the South we are getting cured Of this sort
of thing. We have ourselves no offices
worth fighting over, and We have no earthly
share in those of the Federal Government.
So at last We are at liberty to reflect capa-
bic and honest officials, and thus to honor
both them and ourselves, in doing justice
without the Earring discord of party feel
ing and lust for office.
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THE STAY LAw-THE REcEss.--Ihe Dill
for p~ostponing the payment of the interest
made payable on the lst of January by the
STAY law of the last session until the lst OF
August has passed both Houses of the Le-
yislature and is a law. This sufices for
the present for the advocates of further In
duIgence TO debtors. Other measures
which are initiated may be considered after
Christmas, which, we take it, the legis-
iators mean to celebrate at home. when
the resolution for arecess was sent from the
House to the Senate, that body tabled II.
We took it as an indication that the Senate
would not pass the resolution until the bill
stayipg the January interest till August
should be passed. As that is DONE the
Senate will no doubt take up the resolution
and nut it through. This resolution gives
. recess of two weeks-from Thursday
next TO Thursday the Sd day OF January.
Time enough for an Old Virginia Christ
mas
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday, December nth, at Woodland, Meek
lenburg county. the reside nee OF the brides pa
rents. by Rev, Mr.. sutsr, Captain JOHN X. Z
OF Norfolk city, TO MAMIE CABELL, second
laughter OF Henry Wood.
Norfolk, Baltimore, and Washington papers
please copy. I
In this city, by Rev. G. H. Read, D: D., on Tues
day. IIIh instant, AT the residence of X. b. Somer.
vile, father Of the two brides, Mr., g.. e. WHER-
RY, Jr., TO Miss JULIA S0MERVlLLE, and Mr..
NJ. w. RADFORD, OF Bedford county, to Miss
LAURA S~0MERVILLE.
On December 9th, at the residence OF the bride,
In Caroline county, Va, by the Rev. G. II. Ryland.
MIR. ID. B. cox, formerly Of Richmond, to Miss
LII N. VOOLFOLK.
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me SOntNeTn rooms or We w UT IOlleCteu
and arranged by Miss EMILY V. MASON.
Baltimore: MURPHY s Co.
While Potomac flows to the sea, and
the Blue Ridge points to the sky, some
scores of the ballads and songs collected in
this beautiful volume will haunt the fire.
sides Of our southern land, and will stir
the blood of children yet unborn, as the
song of CHEVY CHASE stirred Sir PHILIP
SIDNEY. That a great national cause has
been stamped out in blood only makes its
melodies more dear to the defeated and
relics, sung by Scottish hearths, move
tears to-day. And who knows not the
power of Irish lyrics, and even MooRE's
elegant modern expression of them, over
the hearts of jewellers in the Green Isle !!
To be sure the lament or defiance poured
forth in song from the indignant hearts of
the defeated is often treated as a crime by
the dominant race; and ballads have been,
even in our own day, made the subject Of
indictments in Ireland. SO We are not
sure that the republication of the Poems Of
the South may not be regarded at Washing
ton as one of the evidences Of the bad
spirit" which is said still to prevail in this
country and Miss MASoN's compilation
may be quoted in Congress as one Of the
reasons for keeping us longer in the con-
dition of outlaws. Behold these women
Of the South StrCw flowers on the graves Of
their rebel dead! Flowers, too, that will
not wither.
"1hcre'S rosemary for reDlemJrunce-I
spray you, Oue, remember! And there's
"panSies for thoughts"
All! lady, would it not be more polite,
perhaps, to plant nettles on the graves Of
our dead, instead of roses? She who has
done this pious work deems not so; and
We thank her for it. This is indeeda book
for Christmas and few are the families in
which its pages will not breathe and throb
with a domestic pathOs, as if they had
been pcnned for each separate household.
Intrinsically, many of the lyrics are exqui-
S!tC bul SNSh tioSS hhooS plStS'SiOho w
poetic merit are out slender have enough
of earnest feeling in them to awaken and
stir up many q southern heart to its inner
most depths. We shall not p~articularize
individual poems. Scores of them are
already familiar, not only in the South, but
throughout the world. Some there are in
whose ringing verse you seem to hear the
boom of cannon and clank Of steel. Some
evening landscape, hard by the R%appahan-
mock, seems to rise upon you as you read
the gray ranks are winding up their work
"upon the closing Of some glorious day."
and cheers OF victory shake the banners
like a storm, and the evening sun CLOVIS
deep upon the crimson folds Of the brave
battle flag whicA-But it is best TO stop.
"These things" as Lady MACBETH says,
Unjust not be thought of after these ways
So, il would make us mad" Enough to
say that here is a most dainty book in
blue and gold, fit to lie upon the table of
any boudoir, were it even in the refined
Yankee-land itself.
w. Ii. Coz is agent for Richmond and
Petersburg. Can be seen at the bookstore
of A. Ii. CHRISTIAN & Co., Sl4 Main street,
Richmond.
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DIED,

ON Sunday morning, 10th instant, OF typhoid
saver after a painful illness of three weeks, Mr..
GEORGE L. KNAUFF, il the twenty eighth year
OF his age.
ON the corner OF q and Thirty-second streets, TO
HORIZON Tuesday,, 18th, at 3 O'Clock. The
friends of the family are invited to attend.
Thy star of life Is set, dear husband,
am left to weep and mourn,
But well meet boy nd the river
When my time on earth has fown.
Yes. we then shall meet, dear husband,
When my sorrowin life lie DER,
Far above, with God In Heaven,
There united evermore.
Farewell till then, a long farewell,
God strengthen me, i pray,
To bear my sorrows here below
Till | am called away.
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CLOTHING FOR EVERY ONE!
REMEMBER THE HOLIDAYS,
AND GO TO CORNER MAIN AND TENTH,
THOMAS S. BALDwIN & co.'s

II you want a nice suit for the holidays,
call at BALDWIN & CO.'S.
If You want to make a gift OF a nice suit,
call at BALDWIN i CO.'S.
II you want a fine Black Dress Suit for parties,
call at BALDWIN CO.'S.
II You want a splendid Business Suit,
call at BALDWIN Il CO.'S.
lfyou want the best and cheapest suit in the city,
call at BALDWIN & CO.'S.
II you want boys cashmere latest-style suits,
call at BALDWIN Il co.'s.
II YOU want splendid Beaver Overcoats,
call at BALDWIN & CO.'S.
If Won want a nice Cloth Cape, cut like Il cloak,
call at BALDWIN * CO.'S.
II Won want An overcoat, the cheapest in The city,
call at BALDWIN Y CO.'S.
II YOU want Boys Clothing Of every quality,
call at BALDWIN i CO.'S.
II You want Under Clothing OF every kind,
call at BALDWIN i CO.'S.
II you want Gloves, kid or any other kind,
call at BALDWIN x co.'s.
II you want any Furnishing Goods,
call at BALDWIN & CO.'S.
II Won want splendid Trunks or Travelling Bags,
call at BALDWIN i CO.'S.
II Won want nice fresh goods, recently made,
call at BALDWIN y CO.'S.
II you want goods at a very small advance upon
the cost of manufacture, remember to
call at BALDWIN & CO.'S,
.axo Main and Tanth streata.
[de III
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@rHIRrYLINEs OF COMMON SENSE.

| Reader. having glanced over the editorials and the
news in this journal, you turn" to the advertise
ments, saying to yourself, "These are published
by the writers to serve their own interests"
Perhaps so. But 1t Is no less true that ii concerns
yOur interests to reni these thirty lines. If you are
healthy, il is presumed you wish to continue so. If
sick, Of course you desire to be relieved. In either
case it is important to you TO know that HOSTEL
TIERS BITTERS are the safest, surest, and best
tonic and Alternative ever advertised in any country.
This is a period Of the year when the strongest
need an invigorant, for the oppressive heat drains
the system Of strength faster than the most potent
and vigorous organization can recruit 1t. There
fore, as a preservative OF health, as a protection
against the debitalizing action Of heat and the ma
laria it produces, You should sustain the good con-
stitution and sound stamina with which Nature
has blessed you, with this PEERLESS VEGETABLE
Tonic.
1t can scarcely be necessary to urge upon the
weak and ailing the importance of acquiring by
safe means, the strength which unassisted Nature
denies them. All who are thus circumstanced are
invited to give the bitters a trial. Before they have
taken the elixir three days, in conformity with the
directions, they will acknowledge with gratitude
its genial operation. They will find that it imparts
mental 20 well as nervous energy, and regulates
all the internal functions admirably. This is the
experience of the debilitated and depressed, and
in making these statements, the proprietors only
echo the language of innumcrable testimonials.
de 7-eod2w
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The RicerSide Magazine for Young Peo-
pie, published in New York city by Mcssrs.
HouGHroN s. HURD, has been laid upon
our table by Mr.. HoUGHroN in person. 1t
has an attractive appearance.
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ELECTION OF STATE OFFIcERs.-Ih
elections by the Legislature on Saturday
were remarkable for their unanimity. II
,vas quite complimentary to the incun-
nen,s TO be reflected in this manner.
Mss,rs. TAYLOR, HERsDoS, and CAREY re-
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We advise the Alexandria State Journal
to read our article upon TnAD STEvENs's
speech. 1t will then learn that we did not
praise him nor agree with him in his views.
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RE CONTRACTS wITH FREEDMEN
BLANK CONTRACTS WITH FREEDMEN, for the
use of farmers and others, can be obtained at the
Dtspntch office. They will be forwarded by mail
to all parts Of the country at THREE DOLLARS
PER HUNDRED or FIVE CENTS PER COPY for
ten or more copies. A liberal discount to country
merchants. The money must be sent with the
order. de Its
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AUCTION sALEs-THrs DAY.


BY Sampson Jones, Jr., &Co.,
Auetioneers and Commission Merchants. yo.s
Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary.
WE WILL OFFER TO THE
wv TRADE, at our store, on MONDAY MORN
ING, nth instant, commencing at lo5 O'Clock, q
large md desirable stock Of GH0CERTgs, WINS.
LIQUORS, &C. We enumerate;
bosshesds PRIME MTDDLING BACON,
hogsheads PRIME SHOULDER BACON,
10 tierces HAMS,
q. barrels SUGAR, DIR
20 sacks COFFEE, ae~ tre ~
100 boxes iDIaANTINE CANDLES,
100 boxes STARCH,
IS boxes SOAP,
10 barrels sUa1R- HOUSE SYRUP,
20 barrels VINEGAR,
rs tubs LEAF LARD,
200 reams WRAPPING PAPER,
Loo gross TOILET SOAPS, ~ tHsN 81
100 gross BLACEING,
rs dozen BR0OMS,
IS dozen BUCKETS,
so barrels SMOKING TOBACCO,
10 boxes MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
IS barrels WHISKY.
20 cases SCOTCH WHISKY,
IS eases PORT WINE,
IS cases SHERRY WINE.
s. JONES, JK., & CO., Auetioneers.
Will be added
10 kegs BUTTER,
20 barrels POTATOES.
5. JONES, JR.. & CO.,
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MEETINGS.
K O s p Z G Il l S
FORTHCOMING NEW VOLUME
OF THE
pIrunOSn CHRISTIAN

RICHMOND CHRISTIAN ApNooAiE'
The first number Of the new volume VIII DE is-
sued the nrst week in January next. Inc paper
will be enlarged with an entirely new race, ana
published ON the following
TERMS
For one year, invariably in dvance"."....,.sS %
For six months, invariably in advanee.....'.. W
To clubs of ten or more, a discount OF 10 per cent.
will be allowed. "A
TO ministers the paper will be furnished at ~ q
wear and ten per cent. will be allowed on all mo-
news collected and paid in by them.
Now is the time TO subscribe, as IL VIII pe Fety
desirable TO begin with the New Volume. agents
wanted in every section OF toe STATE, 10 WHOM"
liberal premium will be allowed for u cir services
All persons desiring 10 act as agent Will eorre-
spond with the editor. u.uu
THE ADVOCATE will be r most useful advertising
medium for business men, on account OF us con
stantly increasing country circulation. me Iol-
lowing low rates are offered
One square of eight lines space, first lnser- :,
80
Each succeeding insertion. 90
One square for 3 months. . w
One auare for q months. ~ w
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Obituaries over .fieea lines will be charged al
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mond. Address REV. w. w.
Editor r. c. Advocate, RichmondT'a.
de l7-dSsw
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By Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

By Paine & Co., Auctloneers.
ERESH DRY GOODS,
JIG BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
CLOTHING, &c.,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY the 10Th instant, commencing
at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our auction-rooms, TO
close consignments, a large assortment OF
FRESH DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, and HATS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c;
comprising a great variety Of choice and desirable
goods suited to present sales.
: This will be our last sale for the year, and we In
vite the particular attention of the trade TO II, as
the goods will be sold without reserve.
de Is PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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By Christian, Lea 4 Co., Auetionsers,
llfA Main street.


By Christian, Lea & Co., Auetionsers,
ll1A Main street.
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w AUCTION on TUESDAY, December is. 1896,
commencing al half past 10 o'clock, the following
select assortment Of GROCERIES, WINES, Ii
QUORS, &c.
10 hogshsads BACON SIDES,
81 ogsheads BACON SHOULDERS,
so barrels BROWN SUGAR,
10 hogsheads PORTO RICO SUGAR,
so bags RIO COFPBE,
so barrels MOLASSEs,
80 boxes CHEESE, ..E
IS barrels and half barrels LEAF LARD,
20 barrels MESS PORK,
100 boxes CANDLES,
$50 boxes sTEARINE, BROWN, and PALE
100 boxes Fancy SOAPS,
rs caddies GUNPOWDER TEA,
so barrels WHISKY, all grades;
20 demijohns OLD JAMAlCA RUM,
20 demiJohn ms fine old 0TARD BRANDY,
500 reams WRAPPING PAPER,
with q large assortment OF
WILLOW WARE,
BUCKETS,
PEPPER,
BASKETS.
BLACKiSG,
SPICES, &c.
CHRISTIAN, Z & CO.,
de II Auctioneers.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1866,

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1859,
in the building on Main street between Twelfth
and Thirteenth, next door TO julius SteenbOck 4
Co.'S dry goods store, which has been kindly
loaned by Mcssrs. Donnan X Co.
They appeal 10 the public to patronize them
by purchasing their CHRISTMAS PRESENTS at
the fair.
The ladies and the committee solicit voluntary
contributions from all, which may be left with
either of the undersigned, or any of the ladies.
ASA SNYDER, President.
CHARLES p. RADY, Secretary.
THOMAS w. PEMBERTON,
de Ats Chairman OF committee.
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TrNEXAMPLED SUCCESS!
THE FIFTEENTH THOUSAND PRINTED!
YOUTHS HISTORY
OF
THE GREAT CIVIL WAR.
BY K. O.. HORROR,
II IL. Va, JoVE Dan BDDh.

of the Netc York Day Book.
This book, one Of the most popular ever issued
in America, is spoken OF as follows:
The New Orleans Crescent says 1t should be In
the hands Of the rising generation"
The Mobile Advertiser says 1t deserves ana no
doubt will meet with great success
The Lynchburg Republican says We should be
Glad TO know of its being in the hands OF our
southern youth"
The Richmond Enquirer says Every southern
man should place 1t in the hands Of his childrena as
an u~nanswerable vindication Of tbs justice. OF the
cause In which S,onewal Jackson and q host OF
martyrs rendered up their lives In undoubting con-
ndence that they were performing their duty 70
their country and their God"
William Gilmore simms, Esq, says IL 10 Vo-
,nmst that should be well thumbed in every south
ern family. and the sooner 1t Is gotten by heart In
selections the better for the country
Hon. William =. Sanford, OF Alabama says
"Itis almost as simply told as the story Of the New
Testament"
A new edition is now ready, on good paper, ana
In cloth binding, suitable for holiday presents,
containing sixteen illustrations. Price, Sl.so.
For sale by all booksellers and news agents.
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
VAN EyRIE, HORTON q CO., Publisher
de Ills No. l62 Nassau street, New YORK.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM OF
IL ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FiYE ACRES,
IN HANOVER COUNTY, NEAR TO WALNUT
GROVE" CHURCH, SEVEN MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be
sold at auction, on the premises, on M0NDAY the
18th December, 1868, at IL o'clock NJ, the DEsIRA-
Bile LITTLE FARM located a. above, containing
ONE HUNDREDg AND PIFTY-FIvE ACRES, OF
which about half Is open land, admirably we'll
adapted for market gardening; balance we'll
wooded in original and secondary growth.
The improvements consist of an excellent new
dwelling NOW occupied temporarily by DR.. G.. X.
Cullen) containing six rooms, Including basement.
Also, an excellent servants house, besides the
usual out buildings.
The chief attractions of the place are it's nearness
to market by the excellent Mechanicsvilie turn
pike and its excellent and desirable neighbor-
hood. Possession given by lat OF January next.
Terms One fifth cash balance at six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty -four months for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured by a trust deed
HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPERSON,
de IL Auctioneers.
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-All persons
Indebted to the estate OF SAMUEL Z. MITCH
VII deceased. are requested TO make payment TO
the undersigned. And all persons having claims
against the said estate are requested 70 present
tbsm for ssttlement. +. NJ. BAKER
'u0n : ~ ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Executors of S. p. Mitchell, deceased.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. ~Auctioneers.
North rest corner Main and Eleventh streets
PRgDgRfcK BkAUER,} Trustees:
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. de 10

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
POLY. dated NAV 30th, 1896, and now Of record In
The County Court OF Chesterfield comfy, 10 secure
the payment OF a nots dated May goth, 1883. doe six
hundred dollars, will proceed on MONDAY the
cath day Of December, 1850, At IL O'Clock n; on To.
premises, 10 sell the property conveyed by SAID
street. IN the Town OF Manchester, fronting. Sc
venty. four feet six inches on said Hull street on
the southeastern side Of eaid street, on which il
erected q BRICK DWELLING-H0UsE.
Terms OF SALE: For cash as 10 so much a. fnay
be necessary 10 pay the said note and the expenses
OF exec uting this trust and upon such terms n TO
the residue "a will be made known on ne Gay OF
sale. LEWIS A. ThnLrc
de lids iIustes,