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WHO OFFICE, RICHMOND, Va,
February D, 1857.

To Dh0nl IL may concern:
We, the undersigned. do hereby certify that the
average consumption Of gas for this establish
ment during nfteen days observation previous
to the 18th Of January WAS eight hundred and
twenty seven ts27l feet per day, rs indicated by
the gas-metre.
Also, that the American Improved Gas Light Was
introc need on the Gath OF January, and since then
the consumption has been only four hundred (tool
feet per day, with much better light-saying
four hundred and twenty sovsn (a37) feet per day,
with ave additional burners In use. The light 10
the eyes. BoSDuRASr, ELLIOTT 4 SHIELDS,
Propristors.
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DRANDER Il COOKE, Second and
ID Grace streets, have for Sals
BUTTER, a lew krgs very superior;
FRESH HOPS, In quarter and half pound papers !
VIRGINIA HAMS, SIDES, and SHOULDERS;
nay, bert northern;
'OES, OATS and BRAN;
POTA rs, WUuDssWaRE, &c. nh:)
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TRUSTEES,

MRS. z. A. F. MEARS, Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs. J. II. SCHTERS, Baltimore, Md.
MRS. l.. HAMMOND, Baltimore, Md.
MIS-. w. L. BOST0CK, Baltimore. Md.
Mrs. A. HAWKINS, Baltimore, Nd.
MRs. DR.. A. G. KIMBERLY, Baltimore, Md.
Mrs, CHARLES McCUBBIN, Baltimore, Md.
MIS-. HOY. JAS. LYONS, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. THOMAS BRANCH, Richmond, Va.
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1t may seem unnecessary to add a single word TO
the above address, but the calls upon the insttu-
ton have been numerous and pressing, and the
struggle through which 1t is now passing to widen
the circle OF Its charities, is OF such an arduous
nature that the mana cement cannot too strongly
urge upon the humane and sympathetic every.
where an active participation In this additional
attempt to alleviate the sad condition of great
numbers Of helpless children, rendered thus by
the terrible war through which we have passed.
And assuredly, whatever may have been the rela-
tive UOliticd[ views Of ladies and gentlemen here
tofora dN agree that the children referred to
could not, by any possibility, have had an agency
in bringing about their present deplorable and
destitute condition. and suitable objects for the
charity Of all persons Of whatever shade OF poliu-
cal opinion The " Homo and hchool" which
they now more particularly seek to establish and
gadoio will be- Of incalculable benefit by provt-
ding not only food and raiment for these helpless
ones, but likewise solid and thorough education,
thus qualifying them for future usefulness TO so
ciety AT large. In order that this appeal may be-
etectuaI In enlisting the active interest and CO.
operation Of all classes of persons everywhere,
we have concluded to issue for the
GRAND PRESENTATION MUSICAL CONCERT
500 900 tickets at the nominal price OF 81 each--a
single ticket emitting the purchaser to gilt
there being gift 10 every ticket The gifts are
follows:
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r A. YoUSH, Superintendent.
RICHMOND DISPATCH OFFICE, }
Eahruary IL 1867

The average consumption OF gas in our printing.
house for fifteen days preceding the LIST instant
was L. 26 feet per day OF twenty four hOuB. On
that day the hAmerican Improved Gas Light"
was introd uced and the average consumption Of
gas for the fifteen succeeding days was 40 feet per
day of twenty four hours, or saving OF 500 feet
per day. The new light Is much better IN every
respect than that before used
CowARDIs ELLYsoy,
Editors and Publishers.
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The improvement Is Of incaleulabls bensnt to
all employed In the composing room OF the wing,
The soft, mellow light produced Is great relief
to the eyes when compared 10 the pufhns, slarinS
light W . had heretofore In conjunction with All
the compositors, l heartily recommend the IN
yention, particularly to those who have sowing
reading, or work TO do by light. IL produces 10 :.
steady, agreeable light which has long Dssn
desidsratum. pAssL Mth
ap ll-dSclm foromAh o"tg.
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DIsPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE.

Il
This establishment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing in the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the beat
Founders could supply and is now prepared TO exc
cute orders for every description OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants,
Manufacturers,
Auct!onsers,
Railroads,
'''--E EXPIRES, Companies.
Insurance Companies,
Hotels,
Boarding Houses,
Theatres,
Concert Falls,
CLERKS o. ''' Sheriff. oop,.,,,.,,
Schools.
and for all other persons corporations and lnsti
tons. We print
Business Cards, CHECKS,
Visiting Cards, Notes,
"At Home Cards, Drafts.
Wedding Cards, Prices Current,
Ball Cards, Title Deeds,
Show Carus Trust Deeds,
Admission Cards, Leases,
Election Cards, Receipts,
Time Tables, Tax Bills,
WayBills, Licenses,
Circnlsrs Bonds,
Bill-Heads.
Insurance Policies, Shippers Receipts,
Calendars, eteanie'o bIie'
Nottcss Druggists Labels,
pills NJ Lsdins, Tobacco Labels,
Manifesto, Clothing Labels,
Bill- OF Fare, bray Tickets,
Concert Ei!l. Coal Tickets,
proyramm.s Wood Tickets,
Theatre Bills, Bread Tickets,
Show Bills Milk Tickets,
Posters all sizes; Reward Tickets.
Passenger Tickets, Election Tickets.
Certificates Of Stock,
Renewal Certificates,
Manufacturers Labels.
Allwork ordered will be done In the most artistic
manner and Al VERY Low PRICES.
CoLORED PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.
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V'HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ACCUMULATION. s2o. OOo.o 900.

The profits OF this vast Accumulation as wen ..
tn premiums received yearly, NOW OVER SIX
MILLIONS DOLLARS, are annually divided among
Dolicyholdsrs
Average cash dividends for 1885 and 1855. SIXTY
PER CENT.
Average reversionsry dividend, payable with
tn policy at death, ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TY PER CENT.
Applications may be made to Archibald Boiling,
J. B. Macmurdo, Or. J. y. McCsw, Alfred Poin-
dexter, 4. T. Reynolds, John NJ otey, Z. b. Meade,
or John T. Goddin, with o. r. BRESEE,
General Agent.
once, Main street, next door below post-ofice,
and 81 South street, Baltimore. no T-B
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HIoHnoED AND PKTEasBURa RAILROAD Co,
RIoHsoyD. VA. February Q, rs1. I


WINTER SCH EDULE.-On ami after
w MONDAY the llth instant the trains on mis-
road will run As !ollows: ~
Leave Richmond daily At 3.I5 A. N. snd 2bP.
NJ, and arrive 81 Petersburg ALSO A. ID. snd''
p. n.
Leave Petersburg daily At 4. and 10 r:
NJ, and arrive at Richmond At :. 2? A NJ and II ~
p NJ All OF the above mentioned trains MAKE
close connections with the trains for the North aud
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
sPREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS TRAlH will
leave Richmond at 40 A. N. and Petersburg At
1915 A. N.
The 10 Is p. NJ. train from Petersburg will stop
only at Chester, and AS A. n. and the 40 +. y.
trafns will stop only at Ricss, Half way, Chester!
snd Manchester, a signal being given; and the
A. NJ train from Petersburg and the AcCoMho'
OATI0N TRAINS will stop at places named In the
schedule. $500
Passengers going to Glover Hill or stopping
places on that road, will take the 4 is A. ". train
from Richmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS.
Through tickets issued to Norfolk, and baggage
checked through every day except Sunday.
The train leaving here At ? 10 Z. NJ. connects
with the train At Petersburg for Norfolk and
train will leave Norfolk at 7. NJ, connecting
with our night train at Petersburg, arriving tn
Richmond AT IL. 20 Z. N. &. H GILL.
fell-u Engineer and Superintendent.
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RIcHsosD, February ], 1897.
NHYE HAVE HlIS nay DISpOSED

WE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
w OF our Interest In the Carpet, oilelo'h, aha
Paper. hanging department TO Mr.. koosit =. h'aH
ardson and the Furniture to Msssrs. habItsson
Brother, who will continue the business up3''
heir respective names. ~,.,,.s
With thanks for the liberal psnonage sS Nxs.
our nrm, We recommend our SUCCESSORS WIZ WV
confidence 10 our friends and palrons
The arm OF FRENCH & CREssHAW Is THIS aS
dissolved by mutual consent. All parties lhasUv ~
are respectfully requested TO come forwaia So
settle their accounts. - longer ihduisshso
The name OF the arm viii only be used In liqa''
...a. A. BARTOS FRENCH,
70 2As LEWIS y ons'onA"'
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MRS. ]. NJ. HAMMOND, President,
MRS. DR.. J. b. BEAN, Eice-President.
MRS. E. A. T. MEARS, Treasurer.
MRS. DR.. A. G. KIMBERLY, Cor. Sec'y.
Mr.. J. II. SCHlEkS, Recording Sec'y.
DR.. A. g. KIMBERLY, Financial Sec'y.
n. G.. DALLAM, Bsq., Counsellor.
BALTIMORE, February Is, 1857.
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STEAMERS,

-
EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINIoy
L. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Ths
splendid sids-vhsel steamships
HATTERAs, g.. ALEXANDER com LUH
mander, and ALBEMAkLE, II. A 9 -
BoUhEs eommander leave Richmond ever
TUEsDAY and SATURDAY; Ieavs New Yo,{
every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Those ships are entirely new, ard were bail. Or.
pressly Tor this route. They have splendid saloors
and staterooms, and the fare, attention, and az.
commodations are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
new York on the company's covered pier ii
North rfvsr) within forty eight hours.
Insurance effected At low est rates when ordsrsd
Frsighs for points beyond New York are Tor
Sarded with dispatch, and no charge nAds except
actual expenses Incurred. ~
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah New Or
leans, and other southern ports leave from the Al
Joining pier. All goods for these points ar,
promptly transferred without exposure
N. l.; MoCREADY, President, Isl Greenwich
sxagEL AXES q co, Richmond, Va:
JOHN N. WEST, City Point and Pstsrsbarr:
TIL. WEBB, Norfolk.
For freight or passage, sggIly to
feg-b 1920 Cary street
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! II .NTHONY,S TEA STORE,

L ii. ANIhoN . LEA onOns,
81 Main street, will be re.opened THIS aohA'
Iyu with frcsh assortment OF superior ounPoN'
der Imperial. Young hyson, oolong. japanese
and thu celebrated English Breakfast TIA, v
which no calls the attention OF his customers So
the public generally who want to buy good IL
and save from ten 10 rf,een per cont. Blk poDA'
ABOVE rHE SPOTsWoOD HOTEL. apH
TALBOT " BROTHER, -.
MANUFACTURERS of
STEAM ENGINES SAW MILLS GklSr MILLS
HYDRAULIC PRESSES, &c, .n
are again in business corner Cary aud seveniesh.
streets, and are prepared 10 furnish hlIhe
PATENT kAGlsk. the greatest khlns nv ~
Also, our improved OSClLLATlNd ssuls =
something very simple and any ether A ~ M,
will do well 10 call and SEQ them before pufsaas.s
elsewhere. aaS-'
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DISSOLUTI0NS, sc.

have this
" day formed co partnership under the trm
and title of William III. A. l.. Brown. for tht
purpose OF conducting GgS ERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS for the sale OF TOBACCO, WHEAT,
COIN. and country produce generally.
WILLIAM IA. BROWN,
A p BROWN.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

NTOTICE.-DAVID N. WALKER and
~ JOHN NJ OTEY, under the firm OF d. :
WALKER & co, have been appointed agents OF
the Mutual Life =" the Security, and Atlantic In
snrance Companies ! ask for them continuance
OF the patronage 40 literally given me.
o. F. BREESE, General Agent.
We have this day formed co-partnership under
the name OF ID. N. WALKER CO., and as agents
of the above companies are prepared 10 DO
GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS.
Ofice. No. l04 Main street, hrst door below
,bs most office. DAVID N. WALKER,
JOHN VI. 0TEY.
Richmond. April l. 1857 apls-1m
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Tickets can be had At the Musical Exchange Of
JOHN w. DAVIES Sons, Main street, Richmond
Va.
Address communications to box sls Richmond
Va. Ia 3-s
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The balance consists of the following articles ::
Musical Instruments,
NJ usic Boxes,
Ladies Work Boxes
Ladies and Gents Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents Riding Whips,
Opera Glasses,
Oiice and PdrlOr Furniture,
Whiting Desks,
Black Walnut Frames,
Engravings, &c, &c., &c,
the whole amounting To an aggregate OF
500, 900 VALUABLE GIFTS.
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CowARDIs & ELLYsoy,
Editors and Publishers.

The undersigned, foreman and competitors OF
the Dfspatch office, are well pleased with the gas
light as purified and improved by the appliance Of
the American Improved Gas Light Company OF
Virginia. They find 1t soft and pleasant to the
eve and that with the reduced consumption, as In
dicated by the metre, they have quite as much
light as before the change:
G. MARsrIs,
X. ID. GRASTLASD,
J. A. GIBBS,
ROBERT b. TORY,
THOMAS J. la PKADE,
IEwELLYs j. HrRr,
C.. X. c. AckERLEY,
A. II. JONES,
L. l.. FoRD.
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WORLDS FAIR IS NOW OPEN,
w and on exhibition will be found some OF the
incest specimen of mechanism and art, from the
Continent, England, and America, in the way of
CLOTHING for Mems, Boys. and Children's wear
Admission free, at ll2 Main street.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH < co.
N. B. We will take pleasure in showing and
pleasure in selling. ap27
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Allwork ordered will be done In the most artistic
manner, and At VERY Low PRICES.
PRINTING or ALL KINDS.
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SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. apps
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All orders aud communications should be ad
dressed TO the CENTRAL OFFICE.
IT. PALMER CO..
No. - holiday street. Baltimore,
Managing Directors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-07

The whites-the decent ~ones-took
no part in the late infamous travcsty OF
an election in Virginia and Georgia,
Ignorant negroes and white scoundrels
guarded the ballot,b box and allowed no
Conservative to vote. The fend--
Mdge IIunnicutt--made a speech in a
hall at Richmond, in which he advised
the negroes who might be discharged
by their employers, for voting the Rad
ical ticket, to demand that they be re-
employed and if refused, to APPLY THE
TORCH to the property of any one so
refusing. This fellow Hunnicutt used
to own slaves, and was the s,verest OF
task-mastcrs.
At most Of the polls the negroes APP
peared, armed to the teeth with Uniteo
States rites ant pistols. We could fill
the Home Journal with r~ecitals Of the
violence at the polls against all who de
sired TO vote fur Conservatives. Oh
God! how long will our country be
cursed with this damnablc sin Of Radi.
calism--this foul attempt to hold pow.
cr by getting up y war Of races. How
long is the Union TO be rem in twain
and reconstruction deferred by n sc,
Of devils calling themselves loyaIists,
but who, in truth, are worse than those
who crueiticd our Saviour!
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RNDICALISM DOOMED.
Reason Res m Sway.
The Late Elections.

Elections were held on Tuesday ip
the States ofNew York, Massachusetts,
Maryland, Wisconsin, Minnesota, New
Jersey, Illinois, Delaware, Michigan,
Missouri and Nevada. The first five
of these voted for State officers; Kan
sas for the negro and female suffrage
amendments to the State constitution ;
the remainder for members ofthe Leg
islature, and various county and local
officers.
New York has gone heavily for the
Democracy, New York City being car
ried by about 10000 majority against
the Dcstructionists. Even in Massa-
chusctts-tho great Purit meal caul
dron-the Jacobln vote has been much
reduced. Maryland and New Jersey
have elected the whole Democratic
ticket. Verify the dark night of hate.
iul Jacob'nism is passing away. Let
us thank God, in behalf of down trod.
den humanity. and for the sake ofpeacc
and happiness.
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Complimentary to Us.

A subscriber writing from Eldridge,
Ala, says: Il wish my paper contin-
ued, for | like its course for truth and
honesty, for little can be had during
these MonSrcl Tines
Another, at Mulberry, Tenn. an in
telligent and accomplished lady sub
scriber-says; Livery one is well
pleased with your paper, which is a
proof of its e~xccllency."
Anothcr-an intelligent gentleman
says: Send me the Home journal
regularly. | hate to miss a single mum
Der. II is az ornament to the county
of Franklin, and I perceive it is an Or
gan that cannot be JougAt.
These are encouraging letters.
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New Advertisements

Ellis Days-Saloon, where those who
delight in seeing everything neat ant
attractive can he satisfied. Bacclius
seems to have taken up his abode will
the Star Saloon.
Cole " Travis will supply us now
with fresh meats, butchcred and dress
ed BY a man who knows what he is do
ing.
Stuart House-where q landlord
whose long exp rience and natural ur.
banity aud generosity will insure guests
against want, or DON to grumblc.
Sale, anil Nom Resident Notices, by
our Clerk IL Master.
"A Warning is given TO persons
who trespass upon the property of Mr..
W. M. Taft,-gonge for sand, under
fencing, and soon the fencing top.
pies.
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ton wnicli vas hell TN ca UIy ~ Is
sent to enforce the DEGREES Of party.
when old men--whitc men-had to
stand aside while negroes voted to on
slave them. And yet, forsooth, il the
white man dared to dismiss the negro
from his employ because he voted to
fastcn such Il base iniquity upon his
employer, the dismissal was called per
secution, and Jacobin papers howied
owe. it rs q great wrong, demanding
Legislative interference and national
aid for the negro. The taking away OF
Il white mans natural rights was noM-
ing. The exercise ora right to employ
whomsoeycr we pleased WAS Il great
crime. And vet, as we stated, we bear
no malice. With faith in God and the
right, and patience TO support every
trial, We only wish and wait for a day
of lbcrty to all, exclusive privilege to
none; when political offences shall not
DC treated as social crimes, and magma
nimity, not hate, shall rule, II we did
not believe that something like this
state of affairs depended upon the
success Of the democratic party we
should not wish its success. And j!
we believed RAD, calisln would always
bear sway we would give up all hope
Of life and liberty i'll ORR SoutherI
country, With these views our heart
is overcIarged with thanksgiving to
God, and We trnst that on the coming
2Sth of November, we shall be able t.
thank God heartily Tor the disrlace
mcnt of thoscin our midst, WHO have
been weighed in the ~ba!anccand ioun(
wanting.
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mentatlons will be in vain, and his pa
per caps Of theory will only tickle the
fancy without changing results. Sim
pli.ityis well enough in its place, but
we cannot see how we shall have more
simplicity and less deception by teach
ing that men and women are all hum
bugs, except when asleep. or uncon-
scious Of any one looking at them.
Real nature certainly asserts her sway
at other times than when we are I'M
conscious of being sazed upon. If we
did not so believe, we should seek Il
hermit's home in the mountains hard
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TO Medical Students.

We have for sale a Scholarship in
"Thc Philadelphia University of Medi.
cine and Surgery" which cost US sev.
enty-fiv dollars. Any student wishing
to attend this distinguished medical
Institution, which is advertised in our
columns, would do well to purchase
THIS transferable Scholarship from us.
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Eg- | sell as cheap as the cheapest.
LAND FOR S1iE.
G. B. Mangrum, admir-, ct. ais,

LAND FOR SAFE.
G. B. Mangrum, admir-, ct. ais
VS.
j. Il. Crick, ct. ais.
BY decree of the County Court, pro-
nOunced at Its September Session, 1877,
will, on
Monday, December 81, 1867,
offer for sale. before the Courthouse door
in Winchester, the following tracts OF land
Lying in civil district No.. T. franklin
county. Tenn, on the water. Of Rock
Creek, and not far from T%ullahoma. on the
n. 4 {. Railroad, belonging 70 the heirs of
JOHN Il. Crick, deed. containing 2Oacres
Sill lands will be sold on acrelit of
twelve mont Is, except the sum of$lUo %.
which must be paid on day Of sile.)
Notes with approved security will he re-
quired OF the purchaser, and alicn retained
until the purchase money is paid.
said land will be sold in Two tracts-onc
nf $50 acres. the other Of 60 acres. The
b ddings to commence at 81 per acre for
tle 60 acre tract. and - per acre Oh the
Home tract.
j. G. ENOCliS, Clerk.
nOT-tls II %
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st tic Of Tcnne see--Franklin County.
J W Sylcr, ct ais,
W
j. johnson. ct ais.
On motion of complainants. and it ap-
pearing to the Clera & Master, from the bill
filed. which l. sworn to. that defendant. l.
johnson, Is a nonresident Ofthe State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon him.
1t Is therefore 0rderedt that publication be
made for four successive weeks In the
Home Journal. requiring said defendant to
appear before the Clerk Il Master on or
before the first Monday in February next
and plead, answer or demnr to said bill.
or the same will be taken fof confessed al
set for hearing cX parte.
Ii. II. ESTILL, G. & NJ.
now 4t 30
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Chanecry Sale of Real Estate.

Pursuant to decree Of the Chancery
Court at Winchester. Tenn. pronounced
In the cause ofH X Estill VS. j e Brannon,
DIS Long. ct ais, ! will, on
Monday, December I'd, 1857.
sell to the highest bidder. for cash. ut the
Courthouse door In Winchester, u tract of
No ]. containing about 100 acres, within
one mile Of Dec6erd-the property of c
Brannon. Also, ID ) Longs tract Of land.
lying In said county, dist No ., containing
about l50 acres, within half a mile Of
Hockerville.
~. r.. EsTILL, { & NJ.
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