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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07
Grant and Cofu1 Clab.

AgreeaDly TO call OF town committee. 4
large numbcr of citizens assembled II
The town hall III this place on Saul
day evening. The meeting wa~ called e.
order bv +. c. Redington, Esq, and eu
motion OF \. j. Willard. Esq, Nj. L. was
elected chairman. In few remarks tht
chairman indicated the object of the meet
iug, and read a circular from the Republi-
can State committee in which they urged
upon the republicans of the state the form
alton OF Grant and COltaX clubs prepara-
:ory to q thorough organization of the sew
eral towns and full republican vote in
September. Judge Poland was then call
/ ed for. and he came forward and address
ed the audience at length, in his calm and
! jispassonate way, upon the que stions at
issue between the parties in this campaign.
! His address can not tail 10 awake all those
country of insuring the success OF the re-
publican party in the pending presidential
election; and as an important means to
! thiS result. an increased republican ma
ority at the September election was uec-
assary and imperative. Judge Poland
remarks were well listened to and fire.
( quently applauied. ChaS. ;. Dana. Esq.
was then called out, when he moved the
appointment OF committee to nominate
officers for the permanent organization Of
4 club. The committee handed in the fol
lowing nominations. which Were unani
mously adopted and the gentlemen named
elected to the several Offices:
President-Chas. ;. Dana.
Vice Presidents - Horace Fairbanks
Geo. Rauney, Gavin Morrill,. Fred. Bug
bee. Baron Moulton, W. ii. Horton.
Executive Committer-E. {. E"'ii.--t'..
Jona b. On. ID, v. y. Pi-:~-. =. j.
Blyd-ei:, Henry GriSwold.
Secratary--C. Vi. Stonc.
Treasurer-Geo. May.
'ghr club then adjourued IL Saturda
-ye,iu- 81 tli> week. When The cNc"I.h
com:ni &c VIII pr-=cnt articles tor ~i-na
tare. \ tull and prompt ATTENDANCE il gu
.jci.el.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07
CanD. d Pass. Rircrs RGih'oG5'.

The annual meeting OF The Stockholders
II the Connecticut & Pa>>umps;c kiN-r~
Railroad was held in Newport. on Thurs
Jay last. rfa board OF directors vas re-
elected unanimously. Henri hH:nS ~
choScn president; Josiah Niiraney, :irc
president; Z. Cleveland. secretary. aud
y. p. Lowering. Senior treasurer. Il Wa
voted to remove the office ofthe treasurer
70 Boston. The company has paid six Per
cent. during the last year. and is the only
road in Vermont that j. paving div'dcnd~.
It il expected that the extension OF lie
road from lis northern terminus TO th-
Grand Trunk viii soon be made, giving :
,onu"ctiea BY rail with Quebec an'
! Montreal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07
AEGJjHgfU.

..- tI"durt Co. would again remind
.e r.u--mers OF the necessity OF econo-
.la- ..- water Tor all household pur-
-...-. alI ,uut the supply is not sufficient
B. ..> line to allow OF its being used tor
.4..u- gardens. or any other purpose
.a4 ..a,ymplItel in their regulations.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07
THE CELEBRATED
live POULTRY WANTED

III, sub crlh.r wishes 20 buy live turkeys. Hons and
Chick.n- f.r which be i'll pay IL GEMS tyr turkeys
and 3 hem and chickens lv, weight deliv
cred his house, opposite air Ground John buy.
] lI-2U H. K. WILCOX.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07
w;,tar's Galsam Of Wild Cherr

Coughs, tri= Er,Hcntls, A. lima, Group, " ao' pl.-
Cough, QIiu-y and I'll numerous wcn . danger
dis, the Throat, Chez. and Lung, Ire 81. in
cisr.. "a, ,inhf,., all OF thu Year ..w
i,-t.;u ush t, escape tacit .nef,h ini cnct'
How important rLcu havs ar A~ad crrsin mt q g.
TO all rA.-. comp int. Ezpyri nc prove Thar hs
xist in Wsst.r'e Ri .,., :. ... ,@,,nt touui n
er remedy: uy.yr- ,la suffering the aPpli-
cation oi tni- -oohn;,, he~iir ard w"nd h I"'ssm
81 once yrnqui- the disea, and tn. eu-tcre
10 w,.t,d .,s,lti
FROM y. d. HjS'ii..,, Esq ur Tu"sHAM.
l",suAM, ". Ap.i2i, lNdr.
Hcs-r-. :. W Vow -E 60
Il. u great pleasure in sdiiu, mine i
-i.. t-. r-f.rurs. llso # T. luvulfHnlr 'U.E.
':r.ucd, pr. NI-r.E'- KAI-aN "F " .Ir. tu.'.-'.
. .. III. y - winter vie >. ~ affect with
,.-,c .LA AID ii ...at.l i IA, l-a- Ait u-i..-
.r -,vrrciy l., Iu-:y day, NJ Itl- ii"-H'i vi r.
.....1 g. ts3tl a- Which -'' Iinru' lie and p-l-
I--cr.' r. iici. haze A-o-u II the H.,-'.u having
..-. ed .a-L.t, it'll lie mot ftN oIIb Z
-Git-. t..aI il the cuuIu .I.Ity "c.D wei
acquainted lie lnc.ts + 'hiz 81 { i ncd. as
ala. ,... id De ..lrbl- spply L. d,.n Il d.
would aIs I'll be- suffer CO ehs colds, GC l.
gave this actiyi-e ca ~ and 'ip:o. 81 trla.
Prepare. ~ SEM ". .uNLE d S'N, i Ire
mont IT. Eo-tor, nd tor sale by irugsl-t- gtnera!y
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

-,.-. a~ We make up our paper. We
..u H., G.lmOre's celebrated band of
. -.... ms been secured for the 2Orh. n
..-.f. .-..-.an of The soldiers monument
lbs ..1rr. They will doubtless give {?
.a.... IT'S thr evening, OF which we shall
.... ..A, week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

Moth. Patches, FreCkles and TAM he
only rcilane remedy tor thost Drown d7ooo.aA'hs Oh
. t,cei .pcrr's Moth and Fr exc ..oton.' Prep r-
I'd only b. Da. b c. PERRY A. Bond IT, New 1orA-
- sold every wLer-. Scf7
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07
MASON WANTED

Six good BRICK MASO\S wanted immediately
Apply to G. On Z BIZ,
1920 NJ the Aca Library Bui.diu-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

THE CALIFORNIAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
,H>SEUEY, VI, FRIDAY. AUG. :, 1876.
rs.svor to make the Caledonian valuable for
>.y,s. aud our friends in Caledonia Essex
ans counties VIII confer great favor to us
a very mat rally to thu intere-t of the paper by
..,.t items in a brief, legiblc form.
80, >y .s ORR FRIESDs wish Jobs of Pain or
..... Ir,atag done, we invite tn IN to give us
"a, have jus. put into the Caledon:un Office sew
.t-a i,llars worth of beautiful ype of new de-
..r r,g, ,hcr with other IN itesl and skifu
~ .-a.e to do alm,s. any iou Of Printing in
,-..,. manner Try Lefore sending clse-
,.rr.
rr,c, Loc';IS.
TN, democracy of this county meet in
-,.-.:.1 at Lyndon. Friday, Aug. Il.
seeking OF early corn, Asa Hubbard,
.tWr-, Concord, raised it fit TO boil
lass from planting. We acknowl-
.arn.
T.. Sargent. agent OF the -Etna In
.q.. company, has purchased James
,.r..rl,r's place on Railroad street.
I'VE ave requested to inform our Lyn-
.l....- ,uat Hon. l.. 2. Poland will be
.-a. Il. the ilag-raisin@ at The Corner
In. .as evening. aud that he will ad-
...- ...- E,pubiicaus there on that occa-
-,~. Us We make up our paper. We
u tI.r G,lmUre's celebrated band of
..--.-. has been secured for the 20th. n
....f. .-..-.rn of The soldiers monument
...-..l-y. They will doubtless give .
......t 20. tHr evening, OF which we shall
. ..A, week.
.,,.5. p. Moore, the hat and cap dealer
....-.IJ .,rert, has bought building
otaygr Jesse Cheney's and a. +.
-s. Mr.. Moore has enlarged his
.... ..: added newspapers. periodicals
..., 90 his otHrr business. and seems
..-.e IN tnc general prosperity OF the
a.l.e-aJ which all are glad.
The man who bought the Downing
ta- Tor $500 (see Caledonian of last
Wee, finds fault with the word ''flum
a." He claims that he did not bach
,.uu in the trade. but that it was the other
..-.. There was a misunderstanding il
ard 10 the Kind of deed which shoul,
ven. and before a ''warlauIee" came
t"rchaser, Cwho was buying fol- an
Dner party.) had orders to let the matte
a.o,
Quite a large party OF the cuisines
.o II Portland leave that city on Mon
..y next. 10 pass over the entire line 0
Portland and O@den~hurg road t,
STANTON. They are expected to spenC
Wednesday, night in this place, proceedin.
.. ,.1-r~ EhuIs day morning. and reach
.. ~ ,ulcu Friday evening".
F. Tia. droIth is getting severe in thi
g." p. and the pastures and GROWN:
gin 10 show it. Three or foI
4.- nc clouds have promised rain, bu
.-.,. untitled. \ hundred or two mile
asa tine river there was abundant rail
~..UrEa, and Monday: also. on Saturda
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-07

'-. Eitrci@c suH ID. Browne hat
ID -lIab5le in the Post oftic" MOI
a.uoon. Rezult-io~s OF temper.
".t>iu- Of lne Judges siX-do!laf
.,.". and aad an exaggerated a.
spread al Though ia" community.
-,n. tumble OF hay cat by Or. 3.
which ha SURPASSED belonged T.
looming lot. but which Judge X
.. .,oau. Value of grass cut-thirty'
Ha a-halt cents. The moral i Oh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03
BY Wellington Hodd1n.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
tppEsTh1N1Sa no fRE aAM Hs6 FRE
LEASE OF THE "AMPTH1LL MILLS" IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. ON FAILING
CREEK. SIX MILES SOUTH OF RICHMOND
TURNPIKE AS assignee in bankruptcy Of Alex
andsr Clendenin. and with the consent Of the Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue. at Washington. ID.
C. shall proceed to sell at public auction. on the
premises, located as above, on THURSDAY the
s4th September, 1865: at O'Clock, P. D.. all the
valuable MACHINERY owned by the said Glen.
denim for carrying on frst-class distillery. at.
tached to the Ampthill Mills. em6faclng every
sisting in part of the following artIcles-yiz.,
Q MASH TUBS, 16 feet;
MASH TUB. feet ..
STILL and DOI1BEER.
lPATENT CONDENSER.
p FERMENTING TUBS, i41s feet;
fBEER WE'LL. l4xs feet;
2 WHISkEY CIsTERNs, l21sfeet;
SMALL YEAST TUBS.
YEAST-COOLING TUBS
DONKEY ENGINE, lo-horse power;
lBOILER, .6o-horse power;
SKATING,
GEARING,
and ell kinds Of PIPES attached TO the dtstillery
apparatus, together with many other articles.
The purchaser can continue the lease OF tho
Ampthill Mills for term OF years or not. as he
may prefer. The water-power 10 ample. and small
vessels can come from James river distant one
mle) to the mill, thus aording great facilities Tor
will be offered as whole but II II cannot be sold
in that way then 1t viii be sold In detail according
to the inventory, which win be exhl5iIsa at tbs
hour OF sale.
~ ~ ANDREW RUTHERGLEN,
au la-2aw4w&dtds Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03
BY Wellington Goddin,
and Resi- Estate Agent.
rE1RTJsTEEs, SALE OF VERY VALUl

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
4 BILE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE RE Al
LEIGH, SEVENTH. AND EIGHTH sTREETS.
By virtue of two deeds Of trust executed by Major
William Allen and wife, the irst 10 the unoer-
signed. James Peasants and }. b. Watkins datcd
10th Of August 1857, the second TO the Undersigned
James Pleasants and Robert A. Lancaster date9
18th March 1855, both duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court, we SHALL in execution thereof ana
with the concurrence Of the srsntors, proceed TO
sell at public auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY the 18th Of September. 1858, at O'Clock +.
NJ II fair If not, the first fair day thereafter, that
valuable P PROPERTY located as a63 ,Ie formerly
the residence Of the late Nicholas Mills. recently
in the occupancy Of Major Allen, and now by Gen.
eral Burton.
The lot has front on the north side of Leigh
street of $50 feet and depth OF $50 feet to an alley
twenty feet wide.
Also. two lots ION which stand the brick stable
carriage house. &c. on the east side o.! seventh
street fronting together IS 2-l2 feet, running back
100 feet to an alley twenty feet wide.
The foregoing real estate I'm many respects) Is
Justly regarded a5 amongst the most beautiful ana
attractive now on the market and the dwelling mas
large family. The whole premises are In good Or
der the buildings thereon having recently been
Thoroughly painted and otherwise repaired.
The property will be sold IN lots according TO the
original plat copy Of which can be seen ut the
office of the auctionecr, and will be exhibited at
the hour Of sale.
Whilst the deeds require cash sale, yet. by con-
sent of the parties Interested the terms will be
one-fourth cash, balance NJ four eight. and twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. -
JAMES P,L.EEAsissANTs, r.u.,oo,
! III 3. WAT NJ I SssrtR Trustees
oa,yo u6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03
BY Lyme Il Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1889 Main street.

THAT VALUABLE LITTLE A R NJ
i BROOKFIELD. IN THE LOWER END OF
POWHATAN COUNTY, On THE RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. WITHIN TWO
NILES OF TWO STATIONS, FOR SALE PRI-
VATELY.-We are authorized to offer for sale
that desirable FARM located as described. az pre-
sent occupied by the owner, Mr.. William S. Sum-
ner, and adjoining the farms of Mr. Robert Nose
ley and others, containing ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES fifty of which Is In
original growth Of oak the remainder cleared.
There Is on the place some fifteen or twenty acres
Of the best CREEK Low GROUND.
The entire tract lies well, and Is In high state
OF improvement. The place is well watered hay
Ing fine stream running through the same, with
several fine springs near The dwelling.
The improvements consist OF COMFORTA-
BILE DWELLING containing six rooms, kitchen,
stable, barn, &C., with ample quarters tor servants.
There Is a fine orchard of select fruit trees such
as apples, peaches, dwarf pear, ounces, &C., with
fine strawberry beds grapes, an! the like. The
entire farm is under good enclosure.
VIII also sell the entire STOCK, with CROPS,
&c. Also, all The HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, ali of which Is nearly new.
Possession can be had In time TO cow the wheat
crop.
1t Is feldom such an opportunity is offered for
one intending 10 commence farming as this.
TERMS Reasonable. Apply 10
LYME Il BROTHER,
au 29-d3taw2w&sw Auctioneers.
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s's~(~><~<.
YUTU2E DAY.

COMMISSIONERS SALE op Tr,n,
S.yALuAELE FARM CaLLET, auTaE
MEADOW IN THE COUNTY or HrNbnIiG9H
ONLY ONE AND. A HALF Mir - i9ssC0,
THE CITY OF HICHMOND.-In oheSss. gk0h
decree q the Circnis Court Of the Unitede 30,
rendered on the Ath day Of June Hss =, GTs sts
mond, Va, In the case of Fosters efecn,as,k ich-
rs. Dabbs's administrator, &C., we viii w &c,
sale on TUESDAY the 18th day OF Se,t ner Tor
1858, on the premises, at IL O'Clock NJ r. Iner
not, the next fair day thereafter. thar ia;r, II
BILE TRACT OF LAND lying or, the Se,.h nL .!uA
road one and half miles rom the se ci hew " Brdss
mond, called HIGH MEADOW; cnn con; y, Rich
acres, and adjoining the lands OF he Inn LIS
Picot, Colonel j. M. q. Dickinson st nJs a"e mrs.
There Is upon this place beautiful and c,-
dious dwelling situated on hteb MI y,io-
tanning some seven or eight rooms, n iaran 1 con-
carriage-house, stable, ice-house. o0sce pam,
number Of other out-houses fine ward ana quo
den, and large orchard Of choice frlt traes gar,
well enclosed. It Is in short one Of the mos, All
veDient, valuable, and besutifnl farms no. w' y,
market. Nearly all the land Is In htgh si... "a
improvement and In cultivation. ''" Oh
TERMS OF SALR One-third cash the h,,.r..-
upon credit Of six. twelve and eighteen mor.sae
the purchaser giving bonds with Approved .acns,
for The deferred payments, and the seaI ti:,e ~
tanned until the whole Of the purchase nonsv =
paid. JOHN B. YOUNG
W. W. COsBY
au 1Ilawdw Commissto,...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Aren't

A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUaRTp
n MACHINERY FOR THE MASrpiH
TUkE OF PAPER, IN THE MILL II SETf taNS-
CHESTER AT THE SOUTH END OF MEYnS
BRIDGE.-As assignee in bankruptcy Of Geo.
Baughman I shall sell at public auction. a, ,sso
mill owned by Messrs. Kelly, Tackett 4 Ford no
located as above on THURSDAY the 2tth Of s SsS
tember, lsea at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. all of The NJ
CHINERY and OTHER ARTICLES FOR THe
MANUFACTURE OF PAPER belonging 10 tbs
said Baughman, consisting In part of the following
"F'ti' PAPER MACHINE and IRONS for small,
LARGE ENGINE, complete;
WOODEN TUB BOILER,
BUSTER,
LIME TANK.
All the Betting, MILL-GEARISG. and
STOCK for manufacturing paper. and a gren.
many other articles Of much value but too tedou,
to enumerate.
The property will be offered as a whole, with the
privilege Of continuing the present lease but II
It cannot be sold in that way then It will be sold in
detail accordin to the inventory to DC exhibited
at the hour Of sale. .a...
TERMS: One-third cash balance at 6 and L,
months for approved endorsed negotiable notes
with interest added. -
ANDREW RUTHERGLES,
au le-d2taw4w &dtds Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03
BY Wellington Goddin,
Aurtfonenr and Real Estate Agent.

beautiful SUBURBAN RESISENCE
ID AND MARKET GARDEN, WITH AB0G,1,
THIRTEEN ACRES OF LAND: on n, CB BRath
HILL AT THE WESTERN END OF BkOAD
STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the re-
quest of Mr.. Fred. Brauer, who is about to re-
move to sh,ckoe Hill | shall sell at auction; o.
the premises on THURSDAY the Sd OF september,
1858, at Il O'Clock P. NJ: his BEAuTIFgodL IL
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, being within zoo
yards of the corporation line. and one mile from
the Old Market. with about THIRTEEN ACREs
OF LAND attached.
The dwelling is brick structure, CONTAINING
eight rooms painted and papered, and In the most
perfect order. Besides which, there Is attached
kitchen of three rooms. two carriage-houses. STA
ble. barn, etc "a well of good water also spring
There are about six acres In clover. hre 10 corn
and balance In garden. The soil Is very FERTILE. ano
culiar advantages. Possession given In few
days. -,
Terms Very liberal-viZ., one-ffth cash, or
note at four months; balance at !, 2, g. and years
for bonds bearing interest (haf yearly secured by
an o. Auctioneer.
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and q scholar. He will certainly occupy
one 81 the most important pastorates IN tae
whole land, not only In itself conaidersu,
but AZ a centre Of influence shrough VIC
young men cengregated here from 81 p'1 %
Of tho South. ~ - tho
Wa have been favored with copy OF ~, .ne
r,;nn.sa of the recent session Of the" Vaticy
African Association" from which We cun
faw ;sems. The Association has seventeen
.smrnhas ,wenty-one colored and one white
nroachsr and . membership Of |, 754. They
report 4ss baptisms during. the past year.
Their minutes show thsttheir meetings were
religious, though there are rumors OF things
said which squirt decidedly towards poll
tics but there is resolution offered by
Rev. ]. P. Corron, and unanimously adopt
ed. which seems very strange as emanating
from religious body in this latitude. 1t
reads as follows /" That the thanks of this
Association are hereby rendered to Genl
Frazar, s. A. Comfy Bureau of X. r.
& A.. L., and Lieutenant Wagner, Mil
itary Commissioner, for kindly securing
the Westinghouse Of the Methodist
Episcopal church for the use Of the Asso-
citation during the closing sessions" WITH
out attempting to interpret the titles IN tne
above ver6atim copy Of the resolution your
correspondent would like to submit to the
American Baptist Home Mission Society,
whose missionary Mr.. Corron Is, wnetner
thew mean to continue the policy they oegun
during the war of taking possession 0,
churches by the bayonet. II they lntena
st;Il to pursue this policy, they cannot
choose more fitting instrument for thelr
purpose than the man who during the war
called them hell-hounds," demons IN.
carnate," &C., but who is now "trooly loli,"
and ready for any dirty work that may be
assigned him. But if we could get the ear
of the Association we would like to give an
exegesis of homely passage of SCRIPTURE
sadly neglected in these days OF Butter
izing n-"I Thou shalt not steal."
By the way, this case of running the
churches" is rendered still more Infamous
by the fact, which your correspondent has
recently learned, that 80 far from the CO.
lored Methodists desiring the use of the
church for Mr.. Corron, as stated in Wag-
ner's order, they were decidedly opposed to
his occupying it. The order, then, was an
outrage upon the colored as well as the
white membership Of the Methodist church.
Our community are rejoiced at General
Stoneman's recent order sending US Lieu
tenant Mahon instead of Wagner. If We
could now get rid of Frazar, and hear that
the two-par mobile .Jratrun.-were sent to
the West to fight Indians, We should be
happy. sf LEXINGTON. +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-03
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHT
AND A HALF ACRES, ON THE BROOK
TURNPIKE, CALLED HICKORY HILL"
TWO AND A HALF MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue Of \ deed OF trust exc
cuted by the late John 0. Taylor and wife to Loftin
Y. Elicit and James Elicit both now deceased,
in Henrlco County Court, | shall, as executor OF
Loftin y. Elicit, deceased, who survived James
Elicit the other trustee. proceed to sell at public
auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the
If not, the first fair day thereafter, THAT TRULY
VALUABLE FARM located as above, Of which
the late John o. Taylor died seized, and now occu-
pied by Colonel Coppens as tenant. The tract con-
tains Two HUNDRED AND EIGHT AND A
HALF ACRES, more or less. of which nearly
the whole Is open land, the larger portion OF
which Is In q high state Of cultivation. The i'm
provCments on Il are ample for the use OF the
place, consisting OF an excellent dwelling. large
barn. stable, carriage-house, quarters, and two
are amongst the best in the county, and the farm
itself has the reputation OF being very profitable,
especially by reason OF the valuable tce-houses
on It.
plat of the land will be exhibited at the hour
Of sale, and the farm will be sold In gross or In lots
fronting on the Brook turnpike, as may be deter
mined on at the time OF sale.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale to the extent
of the expenses OF sale and the debt Of 81 COO with
Interest from the Esd Of December. 1855 yet by the
he viii accept those terms in lieu thereof one
fourth cash, balance at six, twelve, and eighteen
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured BY trust deed. As TO the surplus OF sale on
such terms as the legal representative OF John o.
Taylor deceased shall prescribe and diTes1
Executor of Loftin n. Elicit deceased, and trus-
tee CT ofciO. au 20
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ats or anything lying around loose.
He isavery tender-hearted nan. He has
been known to beat and kick one Of his
wretched women into insensibility, and then
90 out and weep for hours over his w1fes
grave. He shows a commendable desire 20
alleviate human suffering whenever ne can .
He keeps in his house supply OF lint LOT
wounds, and bandages for broken llmos,
which come in play after the many rows IN n
his house. He has even been known 70
allow msn whom he was about to oea
and rob to take chloroform before peslh-
ming the operation. Coo
Bill wears Pendleton hat, and goes LOT
Dan Rice for President. He is greatly IN
terested in the youth. He gets all the NJ
tie children in the neighborhood TO give
him their pennies, which he invests IN ios-
terry tickets, promising to buy them ca. 70,
chisms with the proceeds. he has 60. al
the "wharf rats" collecting DRIFT "oq or
with which to build floating Bethel. ne
il induced to do this on account OF remorse
for the mysterious disappearance OF mum
Der Of sailors who have visited his dance
house.