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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-08-03
EMBuramce.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY

INlO hhNOb AbENN L .
wILLIsToN's STONE BLOCK.
Notice is hereby given by the subscriber that he Is pre-
pared to issue policies on LIVE STOCK, well other
kinds Of property on as favorable terms and in reliable
Companies hey having all complied with the laws Of this
Stae any dong business in this State. Farmers and
others would do well call before nsuring elsewhere and
examine and judge for themselves.
The combined capital Of the companies which he repre-
sents being $3OOOOOO and upwards enables him to issue
policies for any required amount,
lie would refer to the advertisements Of the several com.
pancs published herein for further particulars.
NATHAN HALL.
Drauieboro, VT, Jan. 20, 1860.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
Company. This Company continues to do bust
favorable terms. Capital the LIST Of August last
NATHAN HALL, Agent.
NTNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
LlI ny. Capital S3,OOO,OOO. Applications received
for in this Company-one Of the oldest in the Union.
NATHAN HALL.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
i AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA.
The oldest Insurance Company in the United States.
Has paid over ST. 100000 Losses in Cash,
since its Organization.
Capital and Surplus January l. 1855, s1,715171 II.
ARTHUR O. COFFIN, Prcst. CHARLES PLATT, scc'y.
NATHAN HALL, Agent Brattleboro.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSUR-
1 Company Of the City Of New York. Incorporat-
ed 1923 = Cash Capital 100000. Insures Property
against Loss or damage Wy fire at usual rates. and returns
threefourhs Of the net Profits each year. to the assured
II. W. BLEEoKER, Secretary
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Of Hartford, Conn. Cash Capital and Surplus January
l, 1865, s40S,6S6 80. W. Il. BAKER President.
GEO. W. LESTER, Secretary
For Insurance in this old and reliable Company apply
NATHAN HALL, Agent.
GPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
- Insurance Company, of Springfield, Mass Capital
Stock 100000. 0Gice City Hotel Block Insures Real
and Personal Property against Fire favorable terms
Directors
DANIEL H. HARRIS, CHARLES MERRIAM,
MARVIN CHAPLIN, wAITSTILL HASTINGS,
ANDREW HUNTINGTON, WILLIS PHELPS,
EDWARD soUTnwoRTn, SAMUEL S. DAY.
EDMUND FREEMAN, President
IN. DUNIIAM, Secretary.
Applications for Insurance may be made to
NATHAN HALL, Agent at Brattleboro.
NASSASOIT INSURANCE COMPANY
lNl of Springfield Mass. Cash Capital, 100000.
Directors.
81 snEsrnR v CHAPLIN T. S'B = gllhFIS S''''
STEPHEN c. DENIS, 4. l.. soULE,
HENRY FULLER, JR., q. II. GREENLEAF,
J. b. NJ. sTEBBINs, j. IL. MORTON,
f. S. CHAPLIN,
s. J. HALL, Secretary.
NATHAN HALL, Agent at Dratlcboro.
III ONE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
IL New Haven, Conn. Cash CAPITAL, 100000.
WIN. S. GoODELL, Secretary.
NATHAN HALL Agent at BrattebOro
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opo 800 Testimonial, in ii, favor on ourGiss.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-08-03
NATHAN HALL, Agent, Drattleboro.

NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSUR-
1 Company Of the City Of New York. Incorporate
ed 1923 - Cash Capital, S5O0,00OO Insures Property
against Loss damage Ivy fire at usual rates. and reurn
threefourhs Of the net Profits each year. the assured
JAMES W. OTIS, President
Il. W. DLEECKER, Secretary.
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THE COMPANY
One Dollar Only.
al orders for the Receipt and Rights should be address
ed 10 the
GREAT AMERICAN PAINT CO.,
No. 10 John ST., Newly ork.
BOWMAN SMITH, Secy.

Hhied, N. T., AprH 20, 1906
GREAT AMERICAN PAINT CO.,
No, 10 John St., New York;
GEsrs-Ater a thorough trial OF the Excelsior Paint,
which manufactured by your process, my buildings,
fences &c, 1t gives pleasure to say that have
seen lis equal. Respectfully yours,
HENRY j. BADGER,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-08-03

VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ance Company. This Company continues to do bust
ness favorable terms Capital on the LIST Of August last
sl,s06,5so 20, and daily increasing.
NATHAN HALL, Agent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-08-03

HNTNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPA-
ZII ny. Capital 100000. Applications received
for in this Company-one Of the Oldest In the Union.
NATHAN HALL.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-08-03

Please accept my thanks the benefits received from your
Excelsior Paint For small cost have saved hundreds
dollars. My farm and buildings would sell for $1,000 more,
for Its use. Yours truly, JAMES ArCHINS0N.
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kTbc lecture Of Mr.. FsnRAR at Virginia
Hall on Friday night was decided mt,
although. owing to the inclemency Of the
evening, the attendance was smsl'. We
are ourselves not apt to he pleased with
speeches or lectures similar to the one in
question; but in this case we were COM
pelled to enjoy the wit and humor of the
lecturer. Mr.. FARRAR, II IS evident, was
never ono Of those "duXcs" ut college Of
whom Sir HENRY CocKBuRN says in his
Memorials Of His Times" that he always
had a diStrui. lie is natural orator and
mimic, and would have made an excellent
actor. At times he is eloquent, and en-
plovs the choicest figures Of speech; then
suddenly throws the audience into fit Of
laughter by telling, in inimitable style, a
humorous alNcd6tc. The lecture is a
medley of pathos and fun, cloqucncc and
anecdotes, and through the whole OF 1t
there runs vein of genuine wit. Every
part indicates strong love of his natiyc
land.
At the conclusion Of the lecture, the au-
dicncc, on motion Of MARNADuHE JONI
soy, Esq, requested Mr.. FARRAR to repeat
his lecture, which Inc consented TO do on
condition that onc-half the proceeds
should 90 to the associations for decorating
soldiers graves. The evening of Monday,
the 2Ist, was named by Mr.. FARHAR as a
time when it would suit him to repeat the
lecture. We are sure that he will have 4
crowded audience.
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Sale Of the coungton and Ohio Rail-
road.

We have the gratifying news, communi-
Gated by telegraph from New York city
by n. II. MArRY, Esq, one Of the commits
sioners on the part of this State, that the
Covingtoa and Ohio railroad, with the ap-
pNrtenances thereto belonging, including
its rights, interests, and privileges" has
been sold toa company in that city, IN pnr-
suance of the act Of Assembly passed
February %, 1866. This act requires ti'a'
the new company shall commence within
six months to construct the road, and shan
complete II to the Ohio river in SIX years :
but we understand that the company intend
too flush the work in tw" years.
Indeed, we learn that the arrangements
made are in every respect satisfactory !"
the commissioners both from this state ana
West Virginia, and are such y every one
must approve. We have not learned all the
names Of the parties composing TINS COM
pany, but Judging from those We have heard
mentioned. there is no doubt that they can
command five times the amount Of money
REQUIRED 10 pay for the completion Of even
this great work. These arc Mcssrs. PELL
& Co.. agents of the London, Liverpool,
and Globe Insurance Company; HENRY
GRfNSELL, W. IL. ASrINwaLL, ALEXANDER
HAMILTON, Jr.. l.. NJ. ARCHIBALD, Her Bri-
fannie Maicsty's Consul a. I. STEWART,
Francis CoTroNET, JosEru G. GAuI.No,
Jr.. and HAMILTON FiSH There isan unmi>-
taxable sound OF gold about these names, a.
we'll as an assurance that what they under
take To do viii not only be done, but will
be well done. These gentlemen, who in
deed need no endorsement in an intclli-
gent community, are the same, we have
understood, whom the cntcrprising husi-
ness men OF this city had in view last win
ter when they applied for a charter for the
Virginia, Atlantic, and Ohio Railroad
Company" 1t is expected that the outlay
will he some twelve million of dollars.
As we have repeatedly said in this paper,
the importance of this railroad to the in
tcrcStS of this city and State cannot easily
be ovcr-cStmated. The shortest line from
the Mississippi to the scahoard-along
route where winter holds sway for n mlch
shorter period than on any Of the great
competing lines north Of it-having grade
over the Allegheny mountains Of only
twcnty-nine and q half feet per mile
against one hundred and sixteen on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Cheat
mountain-and running through region
richer in coal than that from which the
latter road transports 50 many millions of
tons annually, TO say nothing of the pro-
ductions of the soil. and the hogs and cat
tie which will he brought over il, the Co
vington and Ohio railroad will pour a pc
rcnnial stream of wealth into the lap of
this city.
In the present impoverished condition of
our people the money which the company
will at once bring into the State and pay
over to its employees, who viii cXpcnd il
in our midst, will have 4 vivifying Influence
upon trade and business generally. The
lapse OF few months will put IN entirely
different face upon commercial matters.
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Death of Hon. George Il. Badger.

The Raleigh Standard comes to US in
mourning for the death Of Hon. George L.
Badger, which occurred at his residence,
in Raleigh, on Friday last.
/" Mr.. Badger" says the Standard, chad
been a member of the Legislature from the
town of Newbern, Judge of the Superior
Court, Secretary Of the Navy, Senator in
the Congress of the United States, and a
member of the State Convention of North
Carolina in 1861. In all these positions he
acquitted himselfwith marked ability. lie
was great lawyer, a disintercsted, patri-
Otto statesman, a ripe scholar, most ac-
complished orator, and a heightened, hon.
ofable, good man: More we could not say,
ana less could not be said in justice to the
deceased"
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BACKED our.-The Senate on Fr;da,
osnasta a' ,"''s and squarely before an
eAp'e.ea'e'o Of the post-ofiiee Appropri-
alton bill, and voted down the amendmss,
declaring that no person (conserva,sxar
should receive pay if appointed Inv n.
President in recess. We give the Presi
dent praise for his determination "a blow
up the Radicals with their own torpedo
Perhaps it IL best, however, that thsy. =
moved II out Of the wsys them WILLIAMS.
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General O.. w. Randolph.

There have been so many conflicting
rumors concerning the health of General
G. W. RANDOLPH, now residing in Europe,
that his friends will DC gratiticd to learn
that, although he has been suffering a
great deal all this spring, there are now
strong and firm hopes of his recovery.
General RANDOLPH dcscrvedly enjoys Il
high reputation for legal ability and per-
sonal purity OF character, and we trust
that before many months are passed he will
he able to return To this his native State.
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A RADICAL EDITOR BEATEN FOR MAYOR.
At the election the other day in Providence,
Rhode Island, for Mayor, the editor Of the
journal was beaten. The Journal gives
only one reason for its EDITORS defeat
namely, that "Mr. Doyle got more votes
than he did" A very satisfactory result,
End good reason.
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Re CO-PARTNERSnIP.
The Undersigned having formed a co-par'i!eF-
ship, for the purpose Of conducting
1 wuOLES ALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name of
STONE, WILSON & POSTER,
and having taken the coInlnodious warehouse on
Cary street, second door below Pearl, are no"
receiving a general supply of
GOODS IL THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in q few days, and to
which they respectfully call the attention of the
trad, HAMILTON J. STONE,
Of Petersburg;
JOHN Is. WILSON,
of Petersburg
b12-ts l.. T. FOSTER.
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the report would be adopted and sent to
Congress. ~
"Mr. Maury said that he would like to
have the Chamber pass resolution that,
lin its opinion, the present two-cent tax on
cotton should not be increased.
"The memorial, the report, and the re-
solution were ordered to be sent to wash
ington." as szar IA
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RAYMOND--THE AMENDMRNT.--Thc
* Times throws the blame Of Mr..
,,,a,t change of sides on the amend
60, ">fcpperheads, who, rs we
~ o' o"'urH,, compelled membersto
" SAe inc who'll or none" The Times
witnesses wia =, to believ. that the third section
y" ~" n ne stricken ont i. the Senate, and that
use VIII cencur;p the CHANGE
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.

y
DR.. J. Il. TAYLOR, OF Albemarle, Va, gradu-
ate in medicine, and for many years constant
practitioner, whose health wis destroyed by the
war, rendering him unable % practice, having IN
his possession a certain aud infallible PRbSE NT-
I'VE For CHOLERA, and being convinced that
the disease will prevail in the South this summer,
has determined to visit tas far he CAM the prn
cipa cities with the Preventive. IL wis used durrg
the last visitation Of the cholera 10 this country
ils49l with unparalleled success not case having
occurred in family whore II was employed.
The Doctor will be in Richmond on MONDAY
and TUESDAY, May IL and 10, at Messrs. POWER Z
N1PHAIL'S, Druggists, corner Seventeenth aud
Main Streets, where he will eheerfuily give gratu-
itousY any desired advice.
Those whose circumstances will not permit them
to leave the city this SUMMER will do we'll To con
suit the Doctor while he II here--his hed OF action
being. 70 large he cannot remain longer than two
days In Richmond.
He takes pleasure In referring Thy permissionl to
MessTs JOHN III. GILAER SOY, MIR. j. h. GENTRY,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad;
Mr. FRANK j. SAMPSON, Danville Railroad.
nv lj-2tS
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By Harrison, Godlin i Appyr,ou.
Ennkern Ernkcr- AM .nAl E.t.I. 1 --- ..
l Il ARI.I' nIS ',

1--WE VERY VALUABLE LOTS IN
Il THE BURNT DISTRICT, ON THE BASE
LINE or PEARL, BtTWEEN MAIN ANu Cip,
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION AG>u ~
WARDS Of one MILLION oLD HEICKS ~ IL
SOLD At THE SAME NE.-Wi3l b. ,... y.
auction upon The premises. on II ESDAI, H.. r.t
Nav. l.tg al O'Clock, + NJ, those Z se v.fv g...'
able LOTS. located a. above, uH which lsrrafv
stood hose i've iron front t"nrlnants erected #.,
years ,go by Dir. William Barrett The entire 3D.,
has 'front.' ot one hundred and forty -thrau ag.. q
quarter feet On the east line Of Pearl street I'M
on IT, northern boundary OF one hundred anI nv
-rvcif and two thirds feet, and on IT. suuth tuu
one hundred and threc-q quarters feet. which
he divided into five lots ~ ahont twenty" 2A. #,
each running back an average depth ~ ab"al aye
hundred and twenty. nine feet. These 10, s..
fu,Iv regarded eIu al ia any 81 Pearl street art
shond attract the special attention Of caii'a.,..
and other.
The terms Of payment will be unusually acr0m.
modating viz: One-sixth cash, or sattsiao .ary
endorsed note At iour months, interest added H#.
lance payable I've years amer date. for bonds tr.
iug IN crest. uhe same payable hall yearly ...
curad by a trust deed. The taxes for this yetrt8
be- paid by the purchaser.
After the sale OF tn Lots, will be cold in loi, d.
suit purchasers. upwards Of oAE MILLION Oh
BRICKS, Of superior quality, on 4 credit ~ :#.f
months for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
'"'''' HARRISON, GoDDIy & APpE2S"v
my 10 sucliurnrrs
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Aprcr,,u.
BANKERS. Brokers. and Real Estate azari.

J,XCELLENT BRICK TETTlil.y,r
II on THE SOUTH slDE oF FgANkEF S.
TWEEN TWENTY-FIVE AND TWu.Fh
FOURTH STREETS. FOX SALE At Arf.!f.s
vii ba sold IT auction, on IL. IIar..... -
THURSDAY, the 18th - May, Loo, at haI,.1.-.
. clock, T. " the exec iirnt BRICK TE.rtF :
located a. above. now In the o,curaf.rw ~ H.
Tnhn 81 Francisco At the animal rer, - ,apy
Irsd dollars. The house his ample Hr,.r.s.....
lions Tor mode rate sized family, and i .urt.t
with gas.
TgEAs: One fourth cash Lalauca Al trur. .s....
aud twelve months, for nego'iahi. uu'f. mr.. /.
added. secured by 4 tru-' deed Tho taxa..aa..
.urance for thi, year "a b. paid By tAn purchaser
HARRISON, GoDDis 4 A"PE.,pN
nv 70 iYc'.uunuT.
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by Christian, Lea " Co, Auctioneer',
c, Main street.

By Christian, Lea " Co., Auctioneers,
G, Main street
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w orr store, at auction, on TUESDAY, May 10,
1898 commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the follow
ing choice assortment of GROCERIES, &c.
50 bags JAVA, LAGUAYRA, and RIO
COFFEE,
10 rockets JAVA COFFEE,
% barrels PORTO RICO SUGAR,
20 barrels SUGAR,
10 hogsheads PRIME SIDES,
hugshaads BACON SHOULDERS,
$50 barrels HERRlNGS,
goo haIt-barrels HERRlNGS,
20 barrels No. MACkERkL,
- barrels SYRUP,
25 barrels WHISKY,
10 t-casks BRANDY,
80 boxes YELLOW SOAP,
100 boxes CANDLES,
" barrels VINEGAR,
SODA.
PEPPER,
SPICE,
SAL. SODA,
STARCH,
WRAPPING PAPER,
CHRISTIAN, LEA II CO.,
my Aft o. Nam 'tlDet.
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General Sieednlan's Report ON the
Condition of the Southern States.

The Herald publishes report, sent from
Wilmington, N. c., to the President, which
il says, in substance, recommends the re-
moyal of the Frcedmcn's Bureau, and
makes a scathing exposure of the pecula-
tionsand misconduct of the Bureau officers,
in shooting down negroes, committing afro
cities at Newborn, cultiyating farms for
themselves by forced labor, &C., sc.
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. ByrPilkinton, ,Puiifsm h Co.,
Auctiofeers and Commission Merchants,
49, No. a Wall street

VALUABLE MANCHESTER PRO
Y pERTY FOR SALE AT AUCTiO ON. AT the L.
guest Of Alexandsr Alvts E.q ws will sell A. pun
tbe preIojs.a at q clock p. Nj, that truly VALU
inf PROPERTY now occupied by him, situated
corner Of Hull and Jones streets, Manchester. TIE
lot fronts thirty-ree feet on Hull street, rnns back
one hundred and sixty. i've feet with large store
house thereon dwelling over THO store containing
five rooms and passage 4 good Kitchen with two
rooms stable and led house on u" I.t ,h me
town for mercha ndising.
W. will also sell the LOT adjoining the above,
fronting IN irty three feet Hull street, running
nack one hundred and sixty-hye feet with q small
and comfortable dwelling and kitchen thereon.
Trpus. one third cash balance six and twelve
,oanths negotiable notes, interest added, trust
Iced 10 SECURE deferred payments,sor all cash, 81
the op'ioh q '' piIEKiSTOY. PULLIAM & co,
-a AuCttonceTs.
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DlED,

In Washington city, on the nth instant, MAS
daily DRfNKAa0, son Of William n and Mary
7. Drlnkard, OF that city. formerly Of virginia,
On yesterday, afternoon, 18th. at hsli,pagT :
and Mary 4. Alvey, aged sixteen months and six
teen days. j, ,s,oo
The 1aneral will take place from the residence
Of her parents TO-DAY Monday, lithl at hall
past4 o'clock p NJ Friends and acquaintances
are respectfully invited to attend without further
notice.
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SUBURBAN RESI-
Y DENCE. WITH FOURTEEN ACRES oP hAA;S.ns
NEAR CAMP WINDER, ONE-HALF NILE VI sI
or THE CITY, FOR SALE At AuCFiON.-Wlilb BE-
.oId ON MONDAY, 2lst May, l-Gd, on the premises,
Ak o'clock, p NJ. that valuable and desirable
COUNTRY RESIDENCE a abev" described, i"r-
mrrIv owned and occupied by the late Captain L.
II. Dance, deceased. The dwelling is one story
brick nd one story wood, with about seven rooms
and porco al around the building with al ,S
,tsuaI ont buildings situated in beautltul on
Grove In fun Wow OF the city, aud IN twenty
minutes walk of the capitol. There is pump OF
VERY fine water I'm tho yard, and on the place are
MANY choice fruit trees &c. 1t contains about siN-
teen acres OF land, the soil of the very best luay
in n biuh state Of cultivation, and well enclosed.
ANY person in want Of one OF the most desirable
suburban residences would do well 10 examine
Iris Mace before the day of sale.
il viii b. sold all together, or divided as may De
TTRys. one fourth cash, balance Mt six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes imte-
rest added and secured by deed oi trust IaNeS
of 1868 to he paid by the purchaser;
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioueer;
The above can be bought privately before me
day of sale. IVY i'--''"t"
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A. u. VHIINTfSN \ tU.,
nv 10 No. 81 Main street, opposite spo,,wo,t.
y PARUAN

NvOODIIOUSE " PARHAM.
w BOOKSELLERS AND sfATIuAEHs,
have jgst received
pg SMITHS SMALLER CLASSICAL pICTioS.
ARR. -.
THE PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY. BY uNaa@ar
sPgArgR ~ 3d.
HISTORY " SLAVERY IL MASSACHuN6f.e.
toFical Socisiy 81
ARCHBISHOP MANNING'S NEW Pastoral
The asenlaa II Cb,i,lsuaom, AP4s.osll LeSte'
To the Clergy, cite su..
HALLS GUIDE To THg GREAT WEST, Ho~
edition, with map. 5nc. ......
New edition II The WORKS OF >NAh>fhA..
edited with serupnlous Revision ~ %, text ~
CRADLES and MANY CoypEs IlSshE, H.-A.Ia 't
" A Complete ConverAanee to SaAAspSare. 80
Nys
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

~ FOR sALE.-By virtue Of IN order MAZE ~
the Circuit Court for Montgomery county. 81 .a"
April term, ls65. in tho ease of X. y Foster Co.
-. Henry 4. Dcci". shalt proceed - cell 10y gtr'
lie Cutcry, on the 5l>F pay uE MAY, l"t, "a y.
premises. tina, valuable Farm known = tho Dk'lE
FARM.
The Farm contains about SEVEN HrEuEEp anI
TWISTl-THkEEA ACRES OF LAND. has ~"
and beautiful DWELL iSG-H uV~E rn it, To- ~
with Ill the necessary out-housns used hy iart#f.
J. l. situated Near the Big Tunnel on the MA
anu Tennessee railroad, 10 the county al h..'-".
merry. and about onr nile from tho Cr,tIai-.
Montgomery White sulphur SPRING.
IEsas uF SALE: 4 credit ~ twn and Three yHAtp
Will 10 given thc purchaser by his pay'us dow. 3s
Casn 80 much uf the purchase money Tee s,'fF I#
pay he cost and charges II sale. The deferred Fay
Ilcni> are 10 bear Interest from the an DAY az w..
cembar, 1885. At which time possession WI o.
taken by the purchaser. secuI.ty i"r ta" .alai
purchase money and lien By deed oi tT1,t ~. t4e
same will be- required o! fhe purchaser. -
The sale will take place promptly al o'GHtS, /.
u, ~ that day. JOHN X FRANCE,
ap std Sheriff Of Mon, gomrry cnGnEy, VI.
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Md Bright, the woman who was shot in
Lopls courtroom recently, is. not
as was announced, Hopes are enter.
OF hsrultimate recovery, #
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SHIPPING.

NOR NEW YORK.-A Il l. \ MTG
i COAST MAIL STEAMSH p E@zEs
{ o MEAN Y The new and ele- lex
CANT sidewheel steamship HATE ss4s ass
ieIy. her wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, the
18th May, ut / o'clock, L. VI.
Passengers viii please be punctnal.
For freight or passage-havtng unsurpassed ac-
''''''''' SAMUEL AYRES Il CO.,
NV lI-2t Cary and Virginia streets.
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