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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-11
BY Harrison, Goddtn & Appsrson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

TyRUS TEES SALE OF THAT
L VALUABLE PROPERTY, IN POWHATAN
COUNTY, KNOWN AS THE " H U Z b T
SPRINGS. by virtue CT a deed Of trust executed
TO the sub scrib by tn executors Of the late =
Der, 1857, duly recorded in Powhatan County
Court, we shall. in execution thereof, proceed to
sell ct public auction, at the office Of Harrison,
Goddin 4 Apperson. ir the city OF Richmond, on
MONDAY the eth January, 1865, at IL o'clock III. f,
If fair, if not, the first fair day thereafter the
real estate conveyed by the said deed, consisting
of that valuable property known as the HUGUE-
NOT SPRINGS, ntaininS ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES, Of which above one hundred
acres are open land. the balance in original
growth Of oak and pine embracing some line
timber.
The buildings are very numerous. consisting of
a large BOTSL and number OF handsome COT
TAGES, which cost originally from 100000 to
$40 900. Besides, the MINERAL WATERS ere
held in high repute by those acquainted with
them. In addition, ss by recent geological sur
veys, there is reason to doubt that valuable
beds of COAL exist on the land.
For further description OF this valuable pro-
edition Of the Virginia Springs. Page 2s6.
The attention OF northern capitalists IL particu-
llrly called TO this sale.
TERMS Enough in caah to defray tho eXpentss
of executing this trust aud to pay of the dsbt
secured by the said deed, amounting to 1910,
with such interest as may have accrued thereon
and as ro the residue thereof, such tsrms the
said executors shall, 81 the hour of sale, make
known. The taxes for 1868 to be paid by the pur-
chaser. JOEL B. WATKINS, n.
jas JAMES PLEASANTS,} ifus'ee''
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By Harrison Goddin & Apperoon, Auctionsers
and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA.
y LIABLE BRICK TENEMsST, IL p TIE
ON TUE NORTH SIDE OF aAkSHA Ah BE:
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH sTEhsTs .7by
yirtuo of a decree Of the Circnit Court OF Nelson
county pronounced at the april term, 1857, IN the
case Of I" Echols, guardian, u.s. London. &c The
Undersigned, who were thereby appointed special
Commissioners, will proceed to sell at pnblte aEe;
ton. on thu premises, on TBuRSDaf ne ga Of
January, 1858, o'clock r NJ, ii fair II not the
first fair day thereafter, that very handsome,
admirably well-buiit, and conTenisn,ly arranged
THREE. STORY BRICK TENEMENT located as
above, of which John J. London died s7ized, now
In the occupancy Of Mr.. Hiram NJ. Smith, contain
Ing every accommodation usually found In fr,-
class residence, including stable carriage. house,
&c. The location and neighborhooG are equal 10
the be e in Richmond.
Terms: enough in cash to defray the expenses
of sale balance in eqral instruments at q, l.? i,
and 81 months for negotiable notes, interest adiad,
satisfactorily endorsed, and legal title retained
until III the pur; haso money Is Iully paid. The
taxes and insurance for lsts to he paid by the pun
chaser. RDbEkI ). EChoI.S,
PEaCHY +. GhATTAT,
de 25-Wtds Commissioners.
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For tho Dispatch.
Dear Brother Peterson:


Dear Brother Peterson:
Will you allow republican lay brother
to suggest to you, in q spirit Of Christian
charity, that in your article found in Thurs
days Dispatch you have, just for moment,
forgotten the beautiful eXhortation of ST..
Paul on the subject of charity?
When you charge upon the bishop and
clergy of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Conference design to make political CAPT
tai out Of an ordinary act OF courtesy to the
Chief Magistrate of the State do you not
forget that "charity thinketh no evil?"
Were you fully under the Influence of
that Christian spirit which "hopeth all
things, believeth all things" when you
took it for granted that Governor Peir-
point, in speaking of base and disloyal
men, alluded not to such outrages as sha-
wing the tails of the horses Of Methodist
preachers-poSitively forbidding servants,
on pain Of instant discharge from employ
ment, to seven open gate for these id
Yankee abolitionists," pelting them with
added eggs, and then binding them over to
keen the peace, but to the clergy Of the
Southern Methodist Church p? ltwould be
;rrevereut and indecorous to compare q
Christian clergyman to the horse, that
mkicks before he is spurred -; but l may
be allowed to suggest that you had proba-
blv not read the proceedings of the Con-
ference, in which some of the outrages to
which Governor Peirpoint alluded were
detailed, or you might have fairly con-
strued his language to apply to the perpe-
traitors of such deeds. am sure the Co
vernon did not mean to Charge your clergy
with the propensity to throw rotten eggs
or shave horses tails. You will certainly
not contend that these acts were not the
out-croppings of spirit Of disloyalty to
the Government, and the work of "base
men,"
al good men must fervently hope that
your clergy, as body, are all that your
elaborate eulogy pronounces them to be
but charity "uaunteM not itSelf"-is not
puted up. Could not somebody else do your
putting Dear brother, do not be SO " easily
provoked" You seem to feel called on to
pray for a "Governor who can rule his
own tongue" Might not he, in return, pray
that we may have clergy, all Of whom
will exercise the gift that "suffereth long
and is kind, that envieth not, and that con-
descends to men Of low estate.''
We arc told that even an archangel
"durst not use q railing accusation" I
feel that we poor Republicans +" are not
always as forbearing as the Scriptures
teach us to be, and sometimes even
"speak evil Of dignities." Perhaps if our
Christian friends of the opposite party
would set us an example we would be
shamed into the exhibition OF better
spirit. PUBLICAN.
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No lS Pearl street.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM OF ONE HUNDREO ACRES OF
HIGHLY LAND, WITH EACbL-
LENT IMPROVEMENTS BY virtue OF certain
deed OF trust executed by the late Charles d:
Rhodes and wife to re trustee, dated the 18TH OF
December 1856 and duly Of record in the County
Corrt of Ghesterfsld county, Va, to secure the
payment of certain negotiable note Tor 20 goo,
bearing even date with said deed, and payable
twelve months after dare, and by the request OF
the beneficiary in said deed shall, Ia execution
thereof proceed to sail at public auction, on the
premises at IL o'clock III. on the SiArH pay 9F
FEBRUARY 1868 If fair, If not, the next TAR day
thereafter, tina very valuable tract OF LAND, ana
improvements thereon, on which the late Mr..
Charles 81. Rhodes resided located on James
river about one mile below Rockets, and In
Chesterfield county, containing 1eo acres. This
land fronts on James river, and adJoins the land
of Colonel S. Bassstt French, snd Ii part OF the
celebrated Falls plantation. The soil Is OF the
best quality, and is highly improved. Tne build
ings consist OF dwelling with six rooms, sta bes,
barns, ice house, sc. all new, and bnilt with
all modern improvements and convenisnceB. Ills
one of the most desirable places In tee vicinity or
Richmond. A stream of sutf Gent volume TO run
small mill passes through the centre OF the
land. ,
the day OF December, 1887, until paid, and ex-
pensss of sale. Terms for balance on day OF sale.
WILLIAM B. ISAACS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by PiLKINroS, PCLLIAa 4 Co.,
Aucioneer5. Je3
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SOCIAL LIFE IN PRUssIA.-Dr. Bellows
writes from Berlin to the Liberal Chris
tan:
"The education to cleanliness, decent
manners, good carriage, and respectful be-
havior, which this great camp, called Prus-
sia, secures, is something most instructive
to see. The soldiers do not look brutal,
coarse, or sensual. There is some secret
about their training which neither the
French nor the English have caught. 1t
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For Rent.

-fE : :
EoR RENT, that large and commodi-
L Gus HOUSE known ns the VIRG1E1A La
HOUSE, on the north side Of Grace between E;iB
Eighth and Ninth Stseets. II has seventeen G.4as
roomA besides cooking and servants apartments
and stors-rooms: This property has been mo 2.
now In complete order, and is one Of the most de-
srable Locations in the city for frs-class board
ing house. Immediate possession. n,,,r
Also q large and conveniently arranged BRICK
DWELLING on the corner Of Grace and Monroe
streets, containing nine rooms, with Kitchen ana
we'll OF good water In the yard: x-r
Also, a very desirable BkICK EEEMkNT on
the corner of Marshall and Smith streets, contain
ing six rooms, with kitchen and well OF water
In the yard. ,n,-,,,,uu,
side OF Cary between Seventh and Eighth streets,
suitable for stores and dwellings.
Also, several nice STORES on Broad between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
Adams street, with gas. water, and kitchen:
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
Auctioneer and Real Estate A gent,
IA 11-3t oppoaita Spotswood Hotel.
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BY Cabell & Watkins,
" Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
lib Main street.

A SsIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of a
IA decree OF the United States district Court for
the District of Virgins shall, as assgnes Of sam
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY the ath day
of February next, at O'Clock P. a., the HOUSE
longing to Samuel III. Price, on the east side Of
Twenty fifth street near the corner Of Twenty
nth and franklin, fronting IS feet on Twenty
fifth street, being the property now IN the occu-
pancy Of Mrs. Catharins Bias. The residence is a
most excellent and commodious one. and the lot
large and desirable.
Terms OF SALE One-third cash the balancefn
equal payments in and months, negotiable
notes, interest added. JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
jall-2Ot Assignee of Samuel n. Price y Co.
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CORNERSTONE I'S SALE OF VAL.
" UABLE PROPERTY IN cHESTGRFIELD-
AS special commissioner OF the Circuit Court OF
the city of Richmond, under decree pronounced
the 10th Of November, 1857 in the snit Of Arehsr
against Webster and others, l shall, on WED.
NESDAY the 22d January, 1868, If fair, and Il not,
on the fr.t fair day thereafter, sell at Puoc sue;
ton on the premises, to the highest bidder. ell
that TRACT OF LAND In Chesterfield county
known as the " Bellona Foundry and Arsenal"
containing 227 ACRES moro or less: with the build.
ings and improvements thereon. for cash as toso
much of the purchase money as shal suffice to pay
tn costs Of the said suit and the expenses attend
Ing the sals Iuding the commission OF the com.
missioner and upon credit OF six twelve, and
eighteen months respectively for equal install
msnts 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 tide OF the property
sold to be retained until tho said bonds are fuiiy
paid off.
title as is vested In the parties TO said suit which,
however, Is believed to be- perfect: r
DABNEY W. ARCHER,
do o32aw.y Commissioner.
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AMct10sa Sales.
By Harrison, Goddin & Appsraon, Auetionss,,
and Real Estate Agents.
T,RusTERs SALE OF HOUSE AN,
FUTURE DAY

rRuaTEEa SALE OF HOUSE Avn
Tor, IN DUy4L,s ADDITION. EgtRT0
TaE AIMS. HOUSE. BY virtue Of o dead 0, mn mn
SstsS I2,b June, 1896, duly recorded in Henrss
Comfy Court, shall, In execution thereof, pro.
esed to sell at public auction, on the rsmi.ss On
WggIShY. January 20, 1858, at 4 O'clock p Va
n far n not, the next fair day thereafter, ~,
pEAf, ESTATE located ~ above. and In rsa, ,HI
the residence Of Mr. Enamel Bsbmsn The To-
wbieh stands framed tenement occupied \.
John Griffin also. stable: slaughter house, &c. :"
TEENS: Enough In cash TO dsfray expenses q,
.aie and TO pay off bond Of $500, with in.ay....
rom 18th june 1858, until paid and "a 10 the rss
due, upon sEch terms as shall DO announced at he
n0uf q '''' FREDERICK BRAUER, Trustee.
The above real estate was sold on the ID Dses,,.
bar. 1857, and purchased by Lewis bsll. who
having failed to comply with the terms Of SALE the
same will be re.sold at bis risk and cost.
lag FREDERICK BRAUER. Trra,ea
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A SSIGNEG'S f9ALE.-By virtue of
N decree OF tho United States District Court for
the District of Virginia l shall, as assignee OF
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 5th day OF
February next, at the hour Of o'clock p. NJ, the
Hellstern as a residence, near Bacons Quarter
brarch, in the county of Henrico, together with
the lot thereto attached, containing six acres Of
land.
TERMS oP SALR 0ne-third cash the balance in
equal payments in three and six months, negotiable
notes, interest added.
JOHN JOHNS, H.,
ia 1l-20t Assignee of S. Heilstern.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL LAND
AGENCY AND DOM sSTIC REFRIGERATION
AND WHITE LABOR SUPPLY OEElCE RICH.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL LAND
AMP Wits LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE. RlCn.
organization necessary to conduct on the largest
scale business that will hencsforth receive my
undivided attention, combating the sale OF lands,
mills, mines, furnaces, and water powers and tns
supply OF white labor. male and female. and ten.
ant. as far as they can possibly DO obtained from
My partner. Colonel Z. j. Page, Is In charge OF
our office in New York.
In philadelphis aud Baltimore have associates
And for the sale OF lands and mines In north
carolina am associated with d. W. CouRrs.
hs9 OF Keidsyilie, for many years State Treasurer
The facilities this agency offers for the sale Of
lands are not surpassed in the South. In regard
parties in the cities north OF this who make hat
branch OF the business q specially both IN ,nls
county ana Europe, securing to rie the wils';
have the aid and services Of that seeomplishs4
mineralo8tst and assayer Colonel WILLIAa GIL,
Ham Tor the prompt analysis OF al minerals ma
MAY DC sent TO me-, thus Determining the value q
0s'0fs 'hTs aE sF % fsEsa L tsI sIss
branch OF the business will be under the manage;
ment OF thoroughly competent gentlemen Iia
inrhsr notice Is given, our efforts viii be directed
10 iDg this city with factory hands. gSStsn b.
mainly German and Irish, The most ample and
satisfactory arrangements have been made iof
Philadelphia 70 this city. BY the Is, OF Jsnuaryi
hope to be able to supply farm hands and small
tenants.
Parties In want Of white labor OF either sex are
requested TO comm unicate their wants In writing,
50 that may forward sm 10 the supply Offices II
New York aud Philadslphis.
Terms: For selling lands, Ave per cent. com
mission on all sales actually mate, but no chs'ss
whatevsr unless sale Is effected For mines, an
additional contingent fee, the subjse. OF sonti1ei
In each case, and pay able out Of proceeds OF sale
For lsborsrs: fee OF IS for each one supplied Q!
contract, payable when the laborer is aeityefSa
IA "A n II,
passage to this city advance 1t saffron Phils,
delphia and " from New York-to be repaid to Hie
by tint employer when he receives tina Isborsr, %
80 much advanced on The contract for wages
Further particulars furnished on application;
j. D. lMHODka,
no 8a-dTST-w3m Post otiss box 80.
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81 Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctionsers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THATvALU-
i ABLE BRICK TENEMENT At THE NORTH
YES VEST &c CORNER OF SEVENTH AND GRACE
STREGTS.-As trustee liz certain deed of trust,
bearing date lst February, 1858. executed by w.
NJ. Tredway, trustee for Mrs. l.. F. Neal. and also
by tho said l.. +. Neal, duly recorded In Rich
mond Hastings Court shall, In execution there
of, proceed to sell at public auction, on.ths pre-
misses, on DYESDAY the 18th OF January, 1858,
at O'Clock p. NJ, If fair If not, the first fair day
thereafter, that large and admirably well located
BRICK TENEMENT at the northwest corner OF
Grace and Seventh streets now in the occupancy
Of Mr.. Thomas D. Neal. The lot has front Of
393 fest and a depth OF about l52 feet to wide
alley. The said tenement contains sixteen rooms,
besides which there is a large brick kitchen con-
tanning four rooms, grean- house, stable, &c. The
location Is equal to the best in Richmond.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
OF sale and the balance pow unpaid to tho original
creditors. estimated at about IS 800 on credit as
to 81 2O2 so until the 4h OF February, 1858 and as to
the residue OF the proceeds Of SALE on such terms
I'D may be announced at the hour of sale The
taxes and insurance for 1893 10 be paid by the pur
chaser. A. 7. STOKES Trustes
P. s.-We are authorized to say that the terms
on which the foregoing real estate will .be sold
will be one third cash, balance at six and nina
months, for negotiable notes with interest added
secured by trSlst deed or for credit on the whole
PURCHASE money, at three, six, and nine months
for negotiable notes with interest added So tisfac
torily endorsed, secured so by & trust deed
HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPERSON.
de 2-1awtJ anl-2aWtI anlO-dtjs
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Railroads.
I;ss gA asEsa gsIl.ssse9 -

sS M asssal E5s;SIl..!stssEa -
DICHM OND AND DANVILLE
IL RAILRoAD-CHAvGE OF sCHEDULE.-Ou
and after FRIDAY the 10th day Of January, 1855,
the passenger trains on this roaa will run as fol.
lows:
Going west.-Mail Train.-Leave Richmond
daily al s:l5 d. III leave Danville daily at 523 P.
NJ: arrive at Greensboro daily at S25 P. M con-
railroad for Farmville. Lynchburg, Bristol, Knox
vile, Nashville, Memphis, Grand junction. New
Orleans, &C.. &C, and at Greensboro with trains
on the North Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Co.
Iumbia, Charleston, Augusta, savann ali, Macon,
Atlanta, Nom gonery, Mobile. New Orleans, &c.
Going eaet Mail and Passenger Train -Lsave
at SAB A. Ii. arrive at Richmond at 3:l5 2. NJ.
Accommodation Train from Lynchburg leave
Burkeville daily Sundays excepted) at $3.50 7. Nj
arrive at Richmond at 1850 P. Id
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Ia 10 superintendent.
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ByA. Stokes Il Co., Auctioneers,
oornar ~ Fifteenth and Cary street.

yUoRACCO FACTORY FIXTURES
EOp STIR AND FACTORY FOR RENT, AT
AnCTioN.NWe will soil on TUESDAY, Januery
81 at II O. clock NJ, at Mr.. Words facoTy, eoTn GH
FACTORY FIXTURES, consisting OF everything
In the way OF machinery to carry on large ousi-
ness Also will be REsTG1 a. me zane iims, LOT or
the largest and best in the city,
The factory will be open on Monday for persons
TERMS: accommodating. and made known at
sale. MALLuhI olLM an
THOMAS w KEEsEE, Salesman. Jas
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HOIG0y Goods

rRRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY
" PRESENTS.
JUVENILES, from Scents to $3.50;
PORTFOLIOS, from Csc. 10 Sl2:
WRITING DESKS, from SO 10 s2s;
WORK BOXES from 80. so to $50
PRAYER BOOKS. from CSC. to SO;
BIBLES, from Soc. to $40;
together with full line OF
FANCY ARTICLES. Gail and examine Cur
stock. A. II. CHRISTIAN i CO.,
de 10 opposite Spotswood Hotel.
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-, = OHbBIETneIU county, Va,
Chesterfield county, January 4 1868. is6-td

TRUSTEES LIE OF LAND.
a FARMIE IMPLEMENTS, STOCK on
HORSES, COWS, &C., IN CHESTERFIELD
CUUNTY.-By virtue OF q deed OF trust executed
by Charles :" Friend on the 25th day OF .ugnst
1862 and recorded in the clerks Office of Chester
field county on the same day the undersiaped as
trustee, will offer for sale at public auctIon ON
the promises, at IL NJ. on WEDNESDAY the is,b
day OF January. 1888, II fair II not the next feir
day thereafter, all OF the property embraced in
tract Of LAND called "Bollings," s;,uatsd !,
the county OF Chesterfield between the Richmond
and petersburg railroad and the Man Oh eater and
peteraeurg turnpike, and lying Immediately UPON
the turnpike, containing 375 acres of which abont
80 are In original growth. The land is suscantibia
OF nigh degree OF Improvement, and we'll
adapted 70 raising the usual crops. The dwsliin1.
mouse, Immediately upon the turnpike, ahout nine
miles from Manchester and twelve from Pafsys
Durg, Is OF brick, large and commodious. with all
the necessary out buildings. 5A
Al OF the HGUSRHOLD and KITCHEN PURyT
TUBE Of every description, FARMING UTEN
slLs and IMPLBMEhTS OF all kinds. ona rSR.
hiAGE, BUGGY, and HARNESS. Ajso ths StonL
OF HORSES, MULES, COWS, HOGS, &c. 'soSA
hs TUE 70 the above property IL believed to be
lnalsputaeie, bat, acting a. trustee, win convey
no other titia than that vested In me "a such.
IERas: Made known on the day Of sale
NoTE.-This is one of the most beautiful and
pest improved situations In the county. and is
considersd the moat healthy In the neig hborho od
DC n-W6s'tanli, &ia,Al
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BY Cook Il Laughton. Auctionses,
corner of FRANKLIN and Governor streets,
THRUST SALE OF STEAM ENGINE

TUNRUSI SAlIE OF ISlThM ENtJlSF
MULES, MACHINERY, GOLFERS Tools
&c. 60, AT AUCTI0N.-By consent OF psrIe,
Interested in the execution OF deed OF trust dated
the l3th day OF Jnpe, 1867. and Of record In tis
Clerks Office OF the county Of Chesterfield, in
deed book No. 10, page ls5, as trustee In raid
desd and as attorney in fact for Charles Hsmp.
shire. William Whftehouss. and horton L. Pau.
len. The Undersigned will offer for sale at public
auction, commencing at IL IL. on the 18th day Of
January, 1863, at the coal mines kaown as the
Cunliffs Pits, in said county OF Chesterfield. 1t
Coalfeld station, on ths Richmond and D@nvs
railroad, all the MACHINERY OF every dsscrip.
tion lately used In raising Goals from said pits,
consisting OF train-ways, gins carts 9isshsmitns'
tools ropes. &C., &c. also, 5good MULES consul.
tutfng the equipment OF said pits. and on the FOL.
loving dsy the 10Th Of January, 1888, at IL NJ, will
be sold az the shed near the Manchester Cotton
Factory in the town of dorchester, valTsh!s
STEAM ENGINE OF abort twenty horse power
Al tho same time that the too.s ana hxtrres ofsad
pits are offered for sale, the unsxpired lease o!
said pits will be. by consent OF all parties In.
terested, also offered. To persons now engaged
or who NAV desire to engage In the business Of
raising coal, or who are in wart or the above de-
scription Of property, this sale affords the best op
poTtunity for purchase that Will probably occq,
for some time. Sale on both days to commence a.
The terms OF sale will be liberal, and will b.
ni'O ' AA EDWARD Y CANNoH,
Trustee and attorney in fact for Hampshire.
Which ouse Go.
do BON. WSFtl0Jan- dtJanl6