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Happiness depends on our health, while
mr. health depends on our digestion. The
mo- cheerful onlyswans; slight diminu-
ton of their gastric juice to become as me-
iancholy. as a long rain, while the most
depressed only require sixpence worth Of
pepsin toibecoune as lively as dog with .
tin pan tied to his tail. Before people try
suicide as an ,antidote for, their ills, they
should ascertain the good effects Of little
labor. The moment you get up an appe7
tite, that moment you; lose all taste Tor
arsenic and charcoal fumes. p snr- a1.g
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Echoes or aielaneholy.

The loyts and joys OF earth are brief;
The faircst flowers the first decay; s.
In Pleasures footsteps follows Grief;
TOO soon we mourn the fallen leaf aca
And life's departed May.
We yearn, perplexcd and stung with pain,
Our long-loSt Aidenn TO regain:
., is 1t far away?
Hark, from the cavcrns OF the heart
Faint echoes. phantom voices start
Far, far away, ~
And, sounding from beyond the sky
Mclodous solemn strains reply:
''FRr, far away ~
We pine for what no years restore;
And SORROWS we would fain forget,
With clasped hands and eyclids wet,
Haunt us forever more.
Grows there no balm In grove or field,
No plant that may nepcnthe yiuldS
All. Is there no repriere?
List . from the grove low rnurnurs now,
AS though sad sprites bcwailcd their woc
mo, no reprieve.n
And, from the field, with fiiourniul sigh,
The whitening flowers and grass reply:
mo, no rcprieve "
A 'wildering maze Is life, in sooth;
And ilickcring hopes, as false as bright,
lllusiyc lure our trusting youth,
And with their giamor hide the truth
Until our hairs are white.
q World. D Time can yc not give
Somewhat to make 1t sweet 10 live?
Must joys, loves, all depart
The World responds with scornful laugh,
Pointing To many an cpilaph:
"hll, all depart ~
And rs he sweeps, remorseless, by,
The kncl-likc tones of Tiiic reply:
IAN, all departl'i
tLippincoHs IAag0ziat
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By wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF
4 THREE HuMDRE;D[ AND F F;HIsT {.
ACRES, AND GRIST MILL, IN CHESTERR-
FIELD, SEVEN MILES FROM IANGHESTEk,
on THE OLD COALPIT TURNP1kE.-,B VIZ
tue of deed of trust executed to the oy
Mr.. John d. Thomas, to secure the unpaid pur-
chase money due to Mrs. Sarah A; Forloines, pear,
ing date 10th of August, 1885, duly rccorded III
Chesterfield County Court we shall, In execution Ion
thereof. proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises. on TUESDAY the 25tl August 1858, al
oclock p NJ If fair II not the 1 Thoma f n usS
resides, containing three hundred and hity,sS
acres, on which Mrs Forloines formerly resineu.
The impro vemcnts consist ola dwelling containing
five rooms, a barn, stable. quarters, &C., ana
prist mill There is some fine meadow land on tne
nlace and an old orchard, besides large quantity
of valuable oak and pine timber suitable for plank
and barrel slaves. .., .-o,
Whilst the deed requires cash sale, yet tne creu-
Itor will consent to accept onethlrd cash, Oa,a.cs
Mt six and twelve months for negotiaOie notes
bearing interest, secured by trust iced. fossesI
sion given In ten days of the land not In crop anu
partial possession the buildings, but full posses
Sion on the 18th of October next.
w. GODDIN, Trustees.
autO D. 4. BROWN
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CAMPAIGN MEDALS, &c.
NEYMOUR AND BLAIR.

= .7cv ,,vn,,s p.nors
PINS and FLAGS of SEYMOUR and BLAlk'
send to the oldest and most respectable manuinetn
rers, have made this business L speciality i0r
the past nineteen years. We have now ready great
variety OF all styles. Prices from 10 10 Wv R PR
on of price ONE SAMPLE, twenty-five cents,
THREE SAMPLES, fifty cents, with price list. We
request our correspondents to be brei, as we are
always very busy during the campaign. we MAKE
suitable reductions all large orders for dealers
aud clubs. -,
AL moneys sent by post-otiice order NJ our rish'
We guarantee full amount In goods at lowcst ralefr
for all moneys sent to US. Address
RICHARDS & MARkT,
SIS Murray street. New York.
Post-oflice box al3l. jy A-eodim
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GgEENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
80 E..Lrt u ~ "A .,fx,,nf Z 1879 4

Itf GRFESBRiER " HITE SULPHUR SPHiN1S1 Z
/. -.5 Ea2&' FEah August T, 1868. !
There are about nine hundred visitors
here, The season is very gay one. We
are to have fancy dress ball here on
Wednesday night next, which promises to
be a grand affair. A costuner will be here
with all manner and kinds Of dresses, and
the fancy y can be INDUCED in any style:
A good many very fine private "turn-outs !,
have been brought up here this season, ana
the owners of them are the favorites with the
ladies by long odds. The dressing IN the
ballroom has been particularly fine.
Sulphur water is the principal beverage
here now. A good many people came 1or
the express purpose Of drinking it, though
the bar is very well attended, and near
that there is great improvement on last
years liquors.
The fare is very good, and plenty Of it..
Colonel Woodward, the skilful caterer in
DAYS gone by, has charge of the &" feeding
and gives us plenty of venison.
Tableaux are the favorite amusement at
the Hot Springs, but the people are 30 old,
fashioned here that they would be out OF
date with them.
The prettiest young lady in the noun
tains is here from your city, and there are
two or three fortunes, counted by millions.
A night or so since serenade was given
to General Hooker-who, by-the-by, was OF
the late Confederate States army-and ne
responded in very proper speech, which
greatly delighted the ladies who had as
sembled to hear him. ia ~ -us.E. ~
Tuesday was grand day in Lewisburg;
A ratification meeting for Seymour and
Blair was held, which was addressed by
Hon. r. T. Merrick, of Washington, d. Z.
Mr.. Hereford, elector for this State and ex.
Governor Samuel Price. The speech OF
MIR. Merrick was pronounced by all to be
powerful in argument and finished in
style. The meeting adjourned after a Sc
ries of resolutions had been passed. j..
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USE OF THE FAN.-The Boston Transcript
says: " The question-does tanning in a
hot day cool q person ?-was recently de-
cided in the negative by one of our neigh
bors. Having famed himself vigorously
for an hour, and feeling no cooler, he tried
the process upon his thermometer, and was
surprised to find the mercury 60 up de-
gree in FIVE minutes Ascend thermome-
ter was tried with the. same result. Fans
are now at discount in that family
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= n
plation Of this ordeal, he may De let on
with the Communication of two hours ana at1 .
half under the =. hot spout, !" Q. and n, ruooea
down by Simon iwithsa sharks skin ! g -.
+ If your correspondent cannot find II cen
sistent with propriesy 10 mako ample Tep "a
ration For the injury inflicted, you you, VIII L.. uo
we'll to advise him to make his WIN oe.ore
confronting the terrible battery ABOVE in'A
toned. am, very respectfully, ii sa7s1 .
: - Yourobedient servant, 80 y
q. t.> 10 gT3aaag j. A. McCLUNG, =
Communicating Chief Of the forces at Hot.
IThis indignant epistle has been shown
to "senex," and he wilted., lie will ak
pardon y; but begs the General to allow
him to make his petition to the " sweet ca
naries. "-Dispatch.l ,,g- ~
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CARPETS, SHADES. &c.

WTINDOW SHADE DEPOT 20 "
wv 'o WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!
~ IE4s 8za 1885 MAIN STREET! 50 gElE
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
NJ. GOLDEN, the cheapest Window Shade man,
is still ut his old tricks, keeping down high prices
He has the largest assortment OF SHADES In the
city; latest styles In Gold Velvet, and Painted
Shades, with all the fixtures To MATCH @&:at q
Is stru1;s CLEAR THE TRACK
High prices, down you come All know COL
DEN; he always had the cheapest Shades st his
old stand on Broad street ze -....
I'M TABLE OILCL0TH
II Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak, and Marble, and
Ill the colors; Black, for covering carriages, In
Drill and Duck: l. 900 Paper Shades at your own
price.
n. B.-Shades made to order. Storekcepess and
peders supplied at New York prices. Je Am
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BY James NJ. Taylor &c Son, Auctioneers.
Office No. S2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AND
N VACANT LOT. IN THE TOWN OF NAN
On ESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on the premises, on TUESDAY next. August
the nth 1865, at O'Clock p. NJ, the HOUSE AND
LOT AND VACANT LOT, In the town OF Man
tory of Mr. Pllkinton. The house and lot fronts
so feet and runs back liz feet to an alley. The
house contains some seven rooms !; and kitchen
with three rooms There Is large garden and
flower ward. The vacant lot adjoins the above,
fronting 80 feet, running back liz feet to an alley
This Is considerable be one OF the most valuable
pieces Of property in the town Of Manchester,
TERMS One-f0urth cash balance on credit OF
g. IL and Is months, negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by deed of trust. - "a
= JAMES NJ. TAYLOR L SON, q.
~, Auctonccrs.
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By Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. I'LL Main street.
BY Grubbs 4 Williams. Auctioneers
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

q BY Grubbs Williams Auctioneers
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh Streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
~ DESIRABLE RES1D ENCE ON THE
VEST SIDE OF. FIFTH STREET BETM ZEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS At AUGIlVN:.
In execution of DEGREES of the Circuit court OF
Richmond. entered on the 18th OF March anu stn OF
Jniy 1858, in the case of "Bowen rs. Hunt ana
ais, = the undersigned, commissioners thereby ap
nointed will sell at auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY 10th day OF August, 1863, at Q, ci9 &C.
P NJ If fair. If not. then on the hext !alI uas
thereafter at tile same hour. the properly reerfSa
to i'm the proceedings In said cause, pemg tn ne
BRICK AND FRAMED DIV ELLING Situated a rs
above. adjoining the residence OF Mr. Jnml r.
Hobson and now occupied by Mr.. Nlllam r
Price. -.. ,o,,,r,,,1, ON
bellished, and in nice order; Bathroom Closets
kitchen, stable, etc ~. ,o,,. Tor foot
to all alley. l., tho citv. and
aItopether this is one Of the most ueslIapie
nieres of property Of the kind now In inc Inarkeso
Possession can be had on the lst Oh oepteihoei
next. ,,,,uoo n g, and
Years, with interest payable semi annually; inc
title being retained by the court until the "hoic
purchase A1 PElCHY r. GRATTAN.
BEVERLY r. WELLFORD, JR.,
- = Commissioners.
GRuBBs 6 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. -
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An ardent young. couple called upon

An ardent young couple called upon a
Chicago minister the other evening and
were made one. Half an hour afterWard
q Chicago banker rushed into the minis
ter's house, learned the facts, and went off
very red in the face because his daughter
had married |" that fellow" Half an hour
later still, a Chicago broker rushed into the
minister's house, learned the facts, and
went off very red in The face because his
BON had married" that girl"
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5T ByCook &c Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
ByS. N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets. :

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A HOUSE
A ,.Htn T oT IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
on WEBsTER sTREET-By virtue OF a decree ere
Of the the city Of fas IN tpe suit PFo
r,ett an and Wife u.s. Dixon ct al, will sell at
pnblie auction on the premises at halpast
o'clock NJ THgRsRA ~ the nb 1'th H 1t the
fsos, er' nrchaser. as directed by new decree
LOT of GROUND. with FRAMED DMiE 81
thereon fronting thrtyone feet on Wegstef sxrfe e
az 9,,beii street being the same Of which Grace
Booker died seized and possessed
IL On = credit of six and twelve months, the
executing negotiable notes, with interest
added and title retained until fully paid and con-
veyance directed by the court. - .......
aus JOHN n. DAVIS, Commissioner.
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TOR RENT, q comfortable HOUSE, a.
with three rooms and Ill necessary out ELI
houses water in the house, large garden attached.
furnished or unrurnishcd, OH 1wenty-ninth and
limits. To good tenant rent moderate. 1t Is
within ten minutes walk Of five different denolni-
nations. OF CHRISTIAN CHURCHES. Address A., box
257, Ricinond post-ofce, or apply to
= BOSSIEUX & BROTHER,
an 3-cod2w Shockoe Warehouse.
TOR LEASE, a desirable BUILDING
Il LOT on north side OF Cary between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, on which formerly stood
the Bank of Richmond.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
au ST Auctionccrs.
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BY Sampson Jones, Jr., i Co.,
Aucttoneers and Commission Merchants,
Eifteenih strnft hhtpenn Main and Cary streets.


A sSIGNEE'S SALE.-As assignee of
IA Henry Exall, bankrupt, VIII, on SATuR-
DAY the sth day OF August next, at z. M, sell nj
auction at Exals building Twelsh st G nsaT
known as Pages Quarry situated In Henrico
county, on the James River and kanawha canal.
about two and half miles from Richmond. 1t has
four to Ave acres OF land The granite Is reputed
to be Of very superior quality, aud there Is said
to be enough of 1t to last twenty years WORKING.
Also, the BOAT and TOOLS belonging TO the
same with the SHEDS and TOOLS on the corner
of Ninth and Byrd streets.
Also, all the right and title Of Henry E1all to
HOUSE and LEASE OF LOT on Twelfth street
near corner of Main. ...
Also, the SHEDS on Twelfth street, with the
TOOLS and OLD IRON In them, next to said
house and lot. .. ........ F. ..-.. "
Also, lot of SANDSTONE.
TERMS OF SALE One-tbird cash; balance In
three and six months, negotiable notes. All sums
under 800, cash. JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
-. -'a,l Assignee Of Henry Exall.
The above sale is POSTPONED TIL SATUR.
DAY the 18th Of August, at O'Clock T. NJ, at the
same place. ....- . j. JOHNS, JK;,
M, N Assignee, &c.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Aucttoneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh street

VERY VALUABLE WOOD LAND, FOUR
v AND A HALE MILES JEST OF The
CITY OF RICHMOND IN HENRlCO COUNT i,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF deeo
of trust executed to the undersigned by A. Black
burn and wife May 2lst 1858, at the request OF le
beneficiary and with the consent OF said black-
burn | sifai proesed to sell at public auction, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, August l9tl laOS,
mt 5 O'Clock z. NJ, that most desirable piece OF
WOOD LAND adjoining Bethlehem clufth -FOUR
and half miles feet If tile city and within half
mile af the Fredericksburg railroad containing
EiGHTY-THREE ACRES, more or less-more
than one-half of which is heavily set In cord,wooa
timber. This tract of land lies upon the ROAD ead-
ing from HutchiIcors or WQndsOn's shop ny
bethlehem church, and extends oacF to within one
hundred yards of the Deep-run turnpi ke anu ID
addition to the wood, for which 1t is valuable mas
uDon IL a beautiful building site and an excellent
SPRING which makes 1t very attractive Tor FARMING
II will be sold as Whole qr divided rs shall seem
most desirable on the day OF SALE End upon terms
which Will place It within the power OF almost
any person to purchase.
TERMS While the deed requires that the whole
debt secured shall be paid in cash. the parties lnte-
rested have agreed that the sale shall be made upon
the following very liberal terms $3.50 In cash To
cover expenses of sa,e remainder ut three, SIX,
and twelve months for Negotiable notes, interest
added secured BY trust deed, and ~" first note
Satisfactorily endorsed with city endorser.
.. A. u. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. au 10
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By Thomas W. Reese, Anctloneer,
No. 1917 Main street.
CTOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
y AND STORE-FIXTURES FOR SALE, AMI
STORE FOR RENT. AT AuCTlON.-Wiii he
sold on THURSDAY MORNING, August 18th,
comoncinr at 10 o. clock at the store occupied by
William F. White, executor, No. 1903 Main street,
all of the stock of
oil "a ' ROOTS. SHOES, .
TRUNKS,
JAi,rr.1-BAGS,
EkLISES, &c.
The stock cmbrac es the best class of goods found
I'm A first=cass shoe store, and many kinds not
usually kept. !! -; on,c,c
FIXTURES win be sold. I he shelving Is Of the
best Kind, with heavy cornice, and so arranged as
The counters are good, and suited to any kind Of
retail trade. so
The GAS-FIXTURES, which are very hand
orF sfGE DESK,
MIRRORS,
SETTLES, CARPETS
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE, &c.
ALSO.
Immediately after the above sale tsay o'clockl.
will be rented to the highest bidder, for the uncx
pired term ending December Is. the STORE anu
UPPER PORTION OF THE HOUSE. Posses
sion given on the 18th instant.
TERMS: All sums under SlCo, cash; SlGo anu
over that amount. thirty days Tor approves ncgo,
table paper. The rent of the house TO ne pald
monthly. PETER IlNSLE! hCce'Nei.
Sale conducted by THOMAS W. hEEsEE, AUG
tionccr. au .
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By Richardson & NewburTi'
Real Estate Agents and Anctiohee's'
s-s- No. 1915 Main and Eleventh streels'

u1HaT DESIRABLE FRAMED DWELL
ING OF MR.. C. J. BETHEh,S ~ ssND
TREMARLE STREETS, containing SIX rp 2, ne
Kitchen etc. we'll Of water and ssa Sse .se iess feet
yard fronting 50 feet an9 an r ssATHRDAY, August
Terms One-third cash balance IN = added so =
'''''''t'' RICHARDSON & NEW boma,
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COURT ORDERS.
: n CosofrssIosEa,s OFFICE, j

NJ III n CoHfrssIosEa,s Ors1cE.1 I
80 NEAR CARLToy's STORE,
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY, Only "a, 1893.
linking AND QUEEN CIRCUIT COURT,
James 4. Goalder and James Corr, on behalf Of
themselves and such other creditors OF the lats
William II. johnson, deceased, VINO snall come IN
and consriba.e tuthe e1p enses OF this suit
~ -,--,t-4r,t.,..ssC-s,.IF sCompiainants,
Charles w. Porter. Sheriff of King and Queen
county. and committee adm inistrator Of y flliam
n. johnson, deceased, and Jasper g. Hughes,
administrator of J.. sterling, deceased,
a IN cHAScERY.
This cause came on 70 be beard upon the bin as
amended by the platntifs, and exhibits process
having been served on the resident defendants, and
an ORDER of publication as 10 the absent defendants
and the bflis taken for confessed as 90 all the dc
AND sdp
and decree that one Of the commissioners OF this
court after giving due notice, proceed TO take the
following seeosn of the misunderstanding or
Charles W. Porter: sheriff; and committee Of VIII
Second. An account Of the debts of the said
William II. johnson, deceased. slT
Third An account setting forth the value Of any
and possessed with the amounts, dates, and Eri-
GRITTY of all liens upon the same. 80 f.r. ~.
Fourth Whether the interest OF the defendants
and all others VIII be promoted bya safe at this
time. - a. .ftsrfrra.,. i.
And the said Commissioner is ordered TO report
his proceedings 10 this court. s-aL.
The widow and children and heirs Of William
II. johnson, deceased, and all others concerned,
are hereby noled thai FHys Tsa sf as he
time, and King and Queen Courthouse rs the pace,
for taking the several accounts directed by the
foregoing decree of the Circuit Court OF Ing and
Queen county, at which time and place they are
Witness my hand as Commissioner of the Circuit
Court of King and Queen county the day and
'0N' THOMAS w. TYLER,
mis-
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By Lee Il Goddin, AIlctionccrs,
No. III Main street.

HANDSOME FIR NJ e DWELLING,
LARGE l. OFT ATTACHED, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF
August, on the premises, at O'Clock +; NJ; we
will sell that desirable FRAME DWELLING
situated on Leigh and Norton streets containing
six rooms, with airy passages, kitchen with two
rooms stable, carriage-houSe, and the usual out
buildings all In perfect repair. go.
The lot has front of SO feet at1d a depth OF 22O
feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
Attached to this property Is SLAuGHTEk-
HOUSE; and the necessary buildings for butch
ering. f.. 80 -. -,
TERMS: One-fourth cash: residue at ei2ht, SIN
teen and twcnty-four months for negotiable pa
per. interest added, secured by trust deed.
LEE s. GODDIN, Auctl0neers.
sale is not effected the property Will be leased
for three wears. ai
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By Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lit Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARM IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, LYING ON THE c L OY K Hill
RAILROAD, ABOUT EQUI-DISTANT[ THREE
MILES, FROM CHESTER AND THE COURT
HOUSE, AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF the pro-
visions of a trust deed executed by Mr.. JosephJ.
White to the undersigned as trustee, bearing date
9Th September. 1887 and Of record In the Office OF
the clerk of Chesterfield County Court In BOOK 10,
page col and being thereto requested by the bene-
fciary In said deed secured, will proceed to sell
on TUESDAY the 18th August, 1868 at Chesterfield
County Courthouse Chat being court day. at II
O'Clock NJ, the property described In said decd as
follows: 'All that piece, parcel or tract Of land
with the improvements thereon, lying and being III
the county OF Chesterfield, containing Il w .
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES
more or less and adjoining the lands or William
z. Hewlett Benjamin Grayes's heirs - Fisher,
and others.'' -- r-sas-, ---------,
The greater portion of the land is open and in Gull
tivation. The improvements consist Of q comfort
able FRAME DWELLING containing six rooms
and the usual out-buildings. On the farm Is an
orchard Of choice FRUIT TREES and excellent
water. l --l1.-.L 81 J,s9 aEa ss.u.L
TERMS 4: Cash as to S7O5. u, and expenses Of ex-
ecuting trust and 4l 45 payable on Soth July 1859;
the balance upon such credit the said Joseph D..
White may prescribe, or In default OF such instruc-
lions from him, upon such credit as the trustee
may think proper The deferred payments to be
secured by lien on the property; m, ,r.,oo
Sale conducted by, LEE & GoDDIE, Auctioneers.
lids .4.s--- sd.
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BY Lee Il Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. III Main street,

VALUABLE FARM OF FIFTY-SIX
v ACRES OF LAND, ADJOINING BRACES
MILL, ABOUT ONE MILE EAST OF RICH
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN..By request
of Mr.. Christian Lebcr We will sell onthe premises
on THURSDAY, August Is, 1859, at O'Clock L.
NJ. his FARM, located as above, containing about
FIFTY-SIX ACRES OF LAND The Improve
ments are plain. and consist OF several SMALL AL
FRAME TIE NEMENTS, besides THREE LARGE
ICE-HoUsES. with CAPACITY for 10000 bushels.
The ponds are on the farm and contiguous TO tile
ice-hOuses. Two never-failing streams OF water
pass through the place-formerly i mill-sitc-and
admit of about thirty feet fall. 4 large quantity
of potters clay for the manufacture OF stoneware,
can be obtained on the Land. This farm Is well
adapted TO the culture OF rcge tables and fruits.
Persons desiring To view the premises Will call
on Mr. Leber. at the First Market, or us, when We
will treat for its sale privately; ,,o,r,,,-.
~ s@Sy5a-t -.-l - f".a" LEE & GODDlN, b"
10 n IN +...s uctiOnecrs,