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PETERSBURG, December "a, 1867.

PETERSBURG, December "a, 1867.
So general and persistent is the CRY
about the scarcity of money, that an oo-
server might have concluded that Christ
mas would 90 by this year without the
renal demonstrations. So far from this
being the case, however, that the stores
and confectionerics were never better sup
rl;ed with. seasonable attractions and
YESTERDAY and to-day they have been
crowded with customers, old and young,
male and female, white and black. We
have reason to hope, therefore, that the
customary festivities will be renewed
though, if we could prescribe an excep-
ton it would be in the less immoderate
use of intoxicating drinks. The only reser-
walton we would make should be in favor
of egg-nogg, which is always regarded as
inseparable from the day, and without
which it would hardly be Christmas at all.
After all, however, it is the enjoyment OF
the children, more than anything else, that
gives zest TO Christmas festivities. These
precious creatures, for whom we live and
toll and struggle, no conSiderate parent
would disappoint for the world. 1t is in
them that We see our own youth renewed.
w TSNCEl W TIC vi Jul ohii fbLto-
cence, when all the world was bright be-
fore us; and we would still keep up the
fond deluSion in them which was thrown
around ourselves at their age. Blest is
that family above the possession Of al
earthly treasures that has an "angel il
the house" in the form Of one of these
pledges of connubial affection. If the
wonderful mystery Of their being does not
sometimes tend to elevate our thoughts
above sensuouS objects, we can imagine
little else that would.
The Hastings Court adjourned to-day
after n session Of several days, during
which thirty odd criminal cases were tried
and Immediately after the adjournment
nine of the convicts were taken over tc
the pententiary. Among them was Gran.
vile Montellc, convicted Of stealing
and sentenced to term of thirteen years
and Betty White, col0red woman, who
lately robbed Captain Il. II. Clark, Of Bal
timore, Of $500, for term Of five years.
The Association for the relief Of the
poor was re0rganiZed last night at Tahb.
street church by the election of the old
officers and by the appointment Of com
mittees for each ward to raise the means
to put it in operation. S.
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BY James II. TAYLOR Il Son. Auctionesrs,
once No. 521 Main street. three doors below the
spotswood Hotel

TRUSTEES 8 A l. E.-VALUARLE
L REAL ESTATE. on TIE NORTHEAST COR;
nER OF MAIN AND Fist STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF & deed OF trust
executed to me as trustee, TO secure the .paymsnt
OF certain notes therein mentioned. bearing date
tho 9th day Of July 1865, and recorded In the
clerks Office of the HustnVs Cont Of the city OF
Richmond, and at the request OF the beneficiary IN
said 4ed will proceed TO sell AZ public auction,
on the premises, on THURSDAY the 10Th of De-
cember. 1857 at4 o'clock NJ, II fair 4 not, tn.
next fair day thereafter, the large THREE-sTOkY
BRICK TENEMENT situated at the northeast
corner OF Main and First streets, and the BRICK
BUILDING in the rear used as school house
The said buildingg, having been rscsntiy re-
paired. are now In good order. The lot fronts on
Main street about 90 feet, running back sbouti''
feet.
TERMS: Enough cash to pay the expenses OF sale
and totpay two notes-one for ., !Sa az due jam,
from tae 18th day Of July, 1907 and the balafce
on such terms as may be agreed upon on the day
of sale. MES N. TAf LoH, trustee
Sale conducted by JAMES n. TAYLOR sos'
Auctioneers. Dc 10
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VIRGINIA CEN TE a L LAND
Y AGENCY AND DOMESTIC IMMIGRATION
AND WHITE LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE. RiCh-
M0ND, VAL have very recently perfected the
organization necessary 10 conduct on the largest
scale a business that will henceforth receive my
undivided attention, combining the sale OF lands,
mills, mines, furnaces and water ;peWers, ana TIE
supply of white labor. male and female, and ten
ants, far they can possibly be Obtained from
tse States aud cities OF the N9tth:
My partner Colonel 4. }. rage, 10 III cuaiSe VI
our Office in New York
of the highest rsspecta bility and responsiol
Carolina / am associated with D.: W.. CoURrs.
Esq, Of Redsyille, for many years State treasurer
The Facilities this agency offers for the sale Of
lands are not surpassed In the South. In regard
to mines Of all kinds, have made contracts with
parties in the cities north OF this who make mat
branch Of the business a specially both In THIS
country and Europe, securing TO zoe the widest
possible field Of operations ana IN TINS Sly !
have the aid and services Of that accomplished
minera logist and assayer Colonel WILLIAM OIL.
HAM for the prompt analysis OF all minerals that
may be sent to me, thus determining tie Valae OF
mines before they are offered for sale.
TIE WHITE LABOR
branch of the business Will be under the manage
ment of thoroughly competent septIehmeanl ,o III,
to supplying this city with factory hands, porters,
and domestlcs, male and female. These Will Do
mainly German and irish The most ample and
Satisfactory arrangements have been made for
their cheap transportation from Nav YORK and
Philade pha 10 this city. BY the Let OF Jannsry;i
hope 10 be able to supply farm hands and small
tenants. 80
Parties In want OF white labor Of either sex are
REQ dc sted 10 communicate their wants 10 writing
20 that may forward them 10 the supply otces In
New York and Philadelphia
Terms For selling lands, I'VE per cent. com.
mission all sales actually made, but no charge
Whatever unless sale is effected. For mines. an
additional contingent fee, the subject OF eontTSes
In each case and payable out Of proceeds OF sale.
For laborers. a fee OF IS for each one supplied oy
or va ie W iaDOrar
aud when The laGorer is unable TO pay his or her
passage TO this city advance II "a from t'hila-
delphia and So from New Sork-to bs repaid 10 me
by the employer when he receives the laborsr as
so much advanced on the contract FOR wages.
Further particulars furnished on aPplis4icn;
. . J. d. lMBbDbS,
Irsp D,st otssa hox 2i0.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
" UABLE PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIELD
AS special commissioner OF the Circuit Court OF
the city OF Richmond, under a decree pronounced
the 10th Of November 1857, in the snit Of archer
against Webster and others, ] shall, on WE'D
NESDAY the 22d January, 1858, If fair and If not,
on the first fair day thereafter, sell at public auc;
ton. on the premises, to the highest bidder. ali
that TRACT OF LAND in Chesterfield county
known as the "BeIona Foundry and Arsenal
cona lining 227 ACRES more or less, with the build
ings and improvements thereon. for cash as to so
much OF the purchase money as shall suffice to pay
tn costs of the said suit and the expenses attend
ing tn q sile, including the commission Of the com.
missioner, and upon a credit OF six twelve, and
eighteen months respectively for equal install
ments OF the residue Of the said purchase money :
the purchaser TO execute bonds with good secu-
rity for the said instruments respectively payable
to the commissioner, and the title Of the property
sold TO be retained until the said bonds fully
paid off.
sc ing as commissioner. shall sell only such
title is vested in the parties TO said suit which
however, is believed to be perfect.
DABNEY W. ARCHER,
de- 23-2awtw Commissioner.
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The following lines have not q scintilla
of poetry in them, but they contain a
pretty good sermon:

of poetry in them, but they contain a
pretty good sermon:
Remember the Poor.
ANONYMOUS.
Remember the poor, for bleak winds are
blowing,
And brightly the frost-pearls are glistening
The streamlets have ceased all their musical
flowing,
And snow drifts lie scattered all over the
ground.
Remember the poor in their comfortless
dwellings,
Ill-clad and ill-fed, and Ger burdened with
care;
Oh, turn no; away with look so repelling-
Thy kindness may save them, perhaps, from
despair.
Remember the poor when the hearthstone is
cheerful,
And happy hearts gather around its bright
blaze;
There are hearts that are sad ana eyes that
are fearful,
As bright rs thine own III their SUMNER days.
Misfortune may scatter thy present posses
sions,
And plenty to poverty leave thee prey;
How bitterly then wilt thou think Of the
blessings
That Charity asks from thy riches to-day.
Remember the poor rs they thankfully gather
Each round his rich table with luxury
spread;
Thou too art Il pensioner on u rich Father,
For health and for friendship, for raiment
and bread
If He hath been bountiful. with Il like spirit,
Dispense of that bounty what Charity
claims
Far greater the treasure thy soul shall inherit
When thy bread on the waters returneth
again
Remember the poor - this thou art COM
manded-.
Thy Saviour thus kindly remembered the
poor
81 The destitute thou shall not send empty
handed
Unclad and unwarmed, and unfed from thy
door"
Thy peace in this life shall be like the deep
river,
And dying, thy welcome TO Heaven shall be-
" Ye faithful and blessed of my Father-come
hither;
Ye did it to others-ye did it to me-
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A PHILosoPH1C BEGGAR.-Several years
ago one of the principal thoroughfares of
London was regularly patrolled by beg
gar who asked aims of no other pasSers ex-
cept old ladies. To these he addressed
himself thus go, young lady! have pity
on poor beggar." He was thus slngu-
larly successful in his appeals. In reply to
an inquiry, he explained his success thus {:
F" You see, sir, my plan pleases all the la
dies. Some of 'em believes me, and are
pleased by the compliment. Others see
it's all sham, and they are tickled by the
joke. So you see 1 get something from
all of 'em,"
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, AuctioDeer
and Real Estate Agents
TRUSTEES SALE OF THATVALU

TRUSTEES SALE OF THATVALU
i ABLE BRICK TENEM RNT AT THE NORTHS
WEST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND GRACE
sTREEIS.-As trustee in certain deed OF trust,
bearing date lst February 1858. executed by w.
IL. Tredway, trustee for Mrs. L. F. Neal and also
by the said L. F. Neal, duly recorded in Rich
mond Hastings Court shall, in execution there
Of, proceed to sell at public auction, on the pre-.
misses, on WEDN ESDAY the 18th OF January 1888.
at o'clock p NJ, If fair If not, the first fair day
thereafter; that large and admirably well located
BRICK TBNEMENf at the northwest corner OF
Grace and Seventh streets now in the occupancy
Of Mr.. Thomas d. Neal. The lot has front OF
800 feet and g depth. OF about l52 feet to wide
alley. The said tenement contains sixteen rooms,
besides which there is large brick kitchen con-
tanning four rooms green house, stable, sc. The
location is equal to the best in Richmond.
Terms: Enough in cash to defray tho expenses
OF sale and the balance now unpaid to the original
creditors. estimated at about S. 800 credit As
TO $+22 so unit the 4th of February, 1885, and as
the residue OF the proceeds Of sale, on such terms
as may be announced at the hour Of sale. The
taxes and insurance for 1868 10 be paid by the pur
chaser. A. 7. STOKES, Trustee.
P. SIT is probable that on the day OF sale the
terms of sale may be changed 80 as to make the
payments more accommodating.
q nj Tsp nj .. Irti pn1D--dt3g
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU.
" ABLE SAW MILL MACHINERY. by virtue
OF decree of the Hastings Court Of the city OF
Richmond pronounced by the Judge Thereof on
Us. Mcmillan and as | will sell on THURsD,Y
the I'd day OF January, 1885, at the store OF Chris
tan, Lea Co., No. ts Main street, at IL O'CLOCK
a. NJ, on credit of ninety days for negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed, the mac hinsry
toned in said bill consisting OF thirty i've horse
power SAW.MiLL, i've ESAAEs, three HEAD
CaISBRY, &C., &c. This machinery Is very
yaluab 10, and well worthy the attention Of deal.
ers. and can be inspected prior to the day Of sale.
THOMAS o. DUDLEY,
de 23-tds Commissioner
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
RUTHER GLEN, CAROLINE COUNTY, VA,
December 81, 1867.

DCCtIIIUVI II, IOUI' J
Crime is on the increase in this neigh
borhood. Stealing ofhogs, breaking meat
houses open, also corn and tobacco houses,
has become common also, even to setting
fire to dwellings for the purpose of plum
der. G. w. Bianton, Esq, short time
since had his corn house broken into and
robbed, and had his dwelliDg-house sci on
fire last night. If the fire had been disco
vered five minutes later we believe he
would have lost dwelling, smoke-house
kitchen, yea, every house except barn and
tobacco house, including corn and pork
We do not think himself and family could
have escaped. The object Of the parties
seems to have been plumber, bat the fire
was extinguished. The freedmen will not
contract for another year. S.
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WANTED TO FARM IT IN TowN.-We met
a darby the other day who stopped US on
the street to inquire if we did not wish to
employ farmer. We suggested that he
could get work in the country. He replied
that he was just in from the country, and
wanted to live in town, and would hire
himself out here to farm it.-DanoAe he
~ Sfe1
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GRUBps & w1111Ays Ane,,o,.s conmisslones;
BY drubbs Williams. Ausuonssr,,
Northwest corner OF Main and gleyertb sta,

SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
~ AAskET FARM ON THE BROOK TURN.
TlvN.-On MONDAY. December Seth, at 1 o'cIoeL
+. NJ; we will sell upon the premises, the yery
valuable little farm OF Is acres fronting on tbs
ston's, l.. >. lrvire's, and G. 4lbsrger's.
Ihe'dweiling Is OF brick, with six rooms. There
are besides, cora. house, stable, etc.; and ths
land il In very good condition for growing yese.
This place would be q desirable home for soma
one dong business in the city, being accessible
bya good road.
The terms will be very liberal, and will be made
known al the time of sale. Immediate possessIo ION
given. GRUBBs i WILLIAMS
de % Auctionsers
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BY James II. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. S2l Main street.
three doors below Spotsyood Hotel

A DESIRABLE FARM OF ONE
IA HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, WITH A
HALF FROM RICHMOND. ON TIE OSBORNE
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-will be
sold on FRIDAY the 9th December, instant, on
FABM lately owned by Mr.. r. A. z. Danney, con.
tanning one hundred acres OF land, highly i'm.
four rooms the usual out. buildings, consisting Of
a Kitchen, Stable, Barn, and Ice. House, all in
good order. IL has young orchard Of choice
fruit trees. This is considerei OF the most de-.
sirsble farms OF Its size in the county. 1t lies BE-
tween the Osborne turnpike and James river, with
q good road leading to the city OF Richmond.
TERMS: One third cash /; balance on 8 credit of
four and eight mouths, negotiable notes, iGteres,
added, satisfactorily secured.
JAMES u. TAYLOR & SON,
de 81 Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streats

A NEAT FRAMED COTTAGE, ON
n THE NORTH SIDE OF JACKSON STREET
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRp STREETS, AT
o. o'clock p. NJ. we win sell upon the premises the
COTTAGE situated az above. 1t has three rooms
besides kitchen. The lot fronts 81 feet.
This is an opportunity 10 buy comfortable lit
tie home at q small cost.
TERMS: st sale.
do 20 GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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TN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
4 COUNTY OF RENRICO, Novem Der 0: 1887,

against
Thomas NJ. Saunders, II. J. Minis, and George
w. MINIS. .......; Detsnaahls'
This cause came on this day TO be- heard, etc.
order, and decree, that the papers in this cause
be referred 10 one Of the commissioners OF this
court, who Is hereby directed to take an account
of what debts were due and owing from the said
George W. MINIS on the 3.th day OF March 1868,
the date Of the record Of the deed from said Min.
mis- TO Thomas N. Saunders, trustee; and before
taking such account the said commissioner Is
hereby directed to publish notice OF the time and
place of taking the same for four successive
R1chmond. which notice snail be in lieu OF PEI
sonal service on the several parties in this suit
and the said commissioner is directed 70 report hls
nroceedings hereunder to the court, with any mat
tsrs specially stated deemed pertinent by himself
or REQUIRED BY any marty to be 30 stated.
'op' TEMPLE ELLETT, Clerk.
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AUCTION Sales,
FUTURE DAY.
By erubSs & Williams. Aaetionesr,,
uorthweit corner Main and Eleventh s,,....

-. SSS'.
COMMISSIONERS SALE on
~ YAtHABhE H0 HOUSE AND LOT, ON CHrRcaa
- " al .AduCFlos:-By virtue OF decree "a
the 4h 81 sOvsmosr in the case Of sGr on
t us Sas gasasn. &c Will. as special COM
nsSa, upon the premises, on FRIDAY, January Su;
the next fair day thereafter. SUNDAYS sIesns On
at the same boar the HOUSE and Lot Of ghi.h'
James Cray died seized and possssssd and n LICE
occupied by MIs Johnson, situated at The saI nov
Htu.. NN'iapofazo
The lot fronts on Broad street lag fee, and e..
one-half Of that front extends back TO iof
street. 300 feet deep and for the other half lex M
sale. NV 0Ay OF
-, The first story OF the house is OF brick. III.
other story is OF wood. II contains eight Yoo,o,
with shingled roof, stable, wood and coal honaa'
and well OF good water In the yard
TsRa5: $3.50 cash the baisic e at fouy e,,h,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, inlSfe.;
ADDED, the TUE being retainedby the court unit,
the notes are paid. Purchaser 10 paw taYes r..
1858. BENJAMIN * Nal i0f
. Commissioner
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ERAME TENEMENT, ON THIRD
4 STREET, EAST SIDE, NEAR The SHOCKOB
HILL CEMETERY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
Immediately after the above sale, say on PRI
d tho 9th December, at y o'clock p. wa
will sell at auction. on the premises, the FRAME
TENEMENT situated above described. The
house has four rooms. i he lot fronts Isl feet and
runs back about sixty feet
TERMS: Atsale. GRUBBS i WILLIAMS,
de % AuctonseTs.
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WATT PLOUGH,

Il PATENTED By GEoaGg WATT, jelly ls7o'
took all Of the FIRST PREMIUMS IN the plough
Ing mach Of the Border Agricultural fsif a.
Danville, on the sth Of November, he!' sSsih.'
all the most improved plonghs rom inc H"i'a
and South with which 1t had - compile anu ~
the presence Of hundreds OF witnesses pt' S.
Oh. deep, wide fGrow, Cunning uhS.s 49,,
g., ,,,a,h o,.sen,b J of over 80 yards In length
without being guided or held by the piorshnan
or any one else
Over s,2S7 Of these ploushs are now IN the hands
., ,ha hest farmers OF shis and adjoining States
whose certificates aud letters OF praise can be seen
At orr store, No. ltSa Franklin street. Richmond,
Va. Iao 9e-swsm*l GEORGE WATT & co.
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The old Bowling Green Hotel property,
at present in the occupancy Of the Rev.
J. G. Rowe and Mr.. Chandler, took fire
on the roof on Thursday last, and was
damaged to the extent of several hundred
dollars.-FrederickSb Herald.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson, the comedian, was
married at Chicago, on Friday afternoon,
to Miss Mary A. Warren, q niece of Mayor
Rice, of that place.
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TEMPLE ELLETT. Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS oPRtCg, I
RICHMOND. December 3, 1867 {

Tho partIes interested Ia the foregoing decree
are hereby notified that have fxsd FRIDAY,
January 10, 1898, as the time and my oaes, IN the
Snt,ss therein required OF ma as Commissioner IN
Chancery OF the Circuit Court Of hsnrico county,
at which time and place thay ara required to at.
tend with the necessary evidences 10 enable me to
do so.
afoIesaid J. Il. SANDS,
da 5-Th4w Commissioner In Chaneery.
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NAMES RIVER CEMENT, ROCK
U LAND LIME, Roe Herrlngs, Cider aud S INT
Wine Vinegar, Aitmsyers Richmoha no"Pi
Maeksrel In Kite. II lSo7 Cary stfeat- - pAre
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Steamers.

ECR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
4 STEAMSHIP C2MPANY.-The <Sg@sss
splendid new side-wheel steamships tSSYtRs&
iLBEMhRLE. SARATOGA, HAT @ZE.:S&SE
TERAS, NIAGA IA, and Virginia, ss1sssez q re
leave New FORK FOR Richmond direct every WED.
NsSDAY and SATURDAY. Leave Richmond
every To ESDiI and SATURDAY.
These ships entirely new, and were built
expressly for this route. They have splendid
saloons and ststsrooms and the fare, accommo'
datons, and attention. are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier 81,
North river, within forty eight hours
Insurance effected st lowest rates when ordered.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except for &C;
tual expenses incurred.
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New
Orleans, and other sout ports, leave from tn o
adjoining pier; Al good goods for these points are
AGsHTs-N. L. McCraady. president, Greenwich
street. New York; Samuel AyIes Co Rich
n md, Va. John VI. w est City Point and Peters
burg r. E. Webb, Norfolk. Va.
For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL AYRES 4 CO., Agents,
de q corner Main and Eleventh streets,
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Tor Re7ato

DOR RENT, the eligible OF FIG +,
Il containing two rooms and closet, on Ira
the second floor OF our office building, No. f.:t9
lois Main street, al present occupied by DR.. -tkZ
J. Hall Moore as q Dentists office. Rent reasona
BILE. Possession given list January next. Apply
to Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
do
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Signs or d Merry Christmns-The Children
Conyicts TO thc acknowledgement ssocia
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DHILADELPHIA RICE MONI
L AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP @a&h
LINE.-Steaners NORFOLK and .<NeHA
ALEXANDRIA, composing this %Sa.zAsG
line Will leave Philadelphia every
SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRIDAY aftsl-
nately.
TON, SAVANNAH, and NEW ORLEANS, and
bills OF lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, intending meals and
stateroom, $40. ". p. PORTER. Agent.
oc Sits Office No. 2i25 on the Dock.
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THE sTOCKHOL ERS OF THE
1 fold) Mechsniesyille Turnpike Company Will
present their scrip on TuEsDsY hsHs from ~ 70
i2 O'Clock NJ, December "a, al Thomas ,. batI"lt
TO. 81 and receive payment OF the IIst al'iush"
u "a .a ig 80 ~ 'H' ROBERT + MNgRIss.