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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-05
Hints TO General Stoneman-The Stay
Law.

Everybody seems interested relative to
the extension OF the termination of the stay
law. Some are hoping that it will be ex-
tended while others are anxious that it
shall terminate the lst day Of January
1869, as the Legislature of Virginia thought
best, and intended it should, and which
will doubtless prove beneficial to the peo-
pie Of Virginia. -s<.
AS a true Virginian I ask, Will the
people of Virginia be better prepared to
pay their old debts in the course of one
or two years longer than they are now-this
year? We have had the benefits of the
stay law for three or four years, and no one
has been permanently benefited by it; and
still debtors are more anxious to have the
stay law extended than they are to pay
their debts. Extension would simply be
"putting off the evil day little longer"
And for what? Extending it for shorter
time than FIVE years would benefit the peo-
pie of Virginia but little; and extending it
for that period of time would be almost re-
pudiation.
Ask the farmers of Virginia-who are the
bone and sinew of the country-if they eX-
pect the next two or three years will pre-
sentmore favorable seasons for croppingthan
the last two or three have been. Ask them
if they have for years past reaped such
crops lin comparison to the amount planted
and sowed, and with as little outlay,) as
they have this year. The papers are con-
stantly telling of abundant crops of corn,
wheat, and tobacco in all parts of the State.
The people of Virginia are as well prepared
to pay their debts now az they will be for
FIVE years to come. And moreover, is it
justice to extend law which will allow men
to hold on to, and speculate on, property
which others are suffering for, and which
never belonged to them I repeat it, let
the stay law expire pro bono publico.
A DIsISTEREsTED OBSERVER.
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A Frenchman owed man eight hundred
francs, and he made proposition to give
him eight notes, payable monthly, for one
hundred francs each. The first note was
protested. The creditor demanded an ex-
PLANTATION. 81 didn't want you to lose eight
hundred francs all at once, so I divided it
up, that the loss might fall upon you by
driblets."
A petty punster, whose ears will doubt
less be clipped by the new Mayor, says
that New York city is now governed by
Oakley Hall. Tammany Hall, and Alcohol
Times.
An editor has placed over his marriages
a cut representing large trap, sprung, with
this motto, The trap another ninny
caught "
A lady in Vermont has had triplets, and
named them Faith, Hope, and Charity.
She neglects to report whether Charity is
the greatest.
The new mayor of New York is 0. K.
Hall ].-Erchanqe.
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BY Grnbbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-THE
" VERY VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, LOCATED II
THE GREAT COAL BASIN OF Virginia,
AND KNOWN AS THE CUNLIFFE MINES
FOR SALE At tUCi ION.-As commissioner
appointed by the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield
county In the case Of agnes Cunlifs Us. tunlift
1t ais, ~ viii sell at auction upon the premises
on WEDNESDAY the eth day OF January, at
O'Clock NJ, the PROPERTY above referred to,
living on both sides Of the Richmond and Danville
railroad twelve miles from Richmond, and In The
same basin Of coal rs the celebrated Black He'll
colIery.
IL embraces abcut 40 acres Of land, nearly The
whole OF which contains coal OF superior quality
A shaft has been sunk 1925 feet, from which alone
By the judcious expenditure Of Il little capital lO
tons of supei Tor coal could he produced daily fol
an indefinite period. 7 he natural formation an(
cuosit of the coal is favorable to the most profit
able working; and the situation of the property
Immediately on the railroad, affords every facility
for transportation 1t has upon IL large dwelling
which has been recently repaired.
III the estimation of experienced miners this !.
the most valuable coal property III virginia now II
the market.
TERMS One fourth cash balance ut two, three
and four years, with Interest payable semi-an
nuaily, the purchaser to execute notes satisfacto
rily endorsed the title being retained by the court
until the notes are paid.
BENJAMIN Fl. NASH, Commissioner.
GRUBEs & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers
no SIDE S. IL. l6, IL 81, 20, ia lab,6
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EOR RENT, large and desirable "a
Il FRAME DWELLING on Twenty fourth HI
street, between froad and Marshall, cOntsinir,
eight rooms Kitchen with two rooms : l,rge D.,
den, and well of water on The premises To gs%j
and responsible terant the rent Will be moderate,
Possession given Immediately. AppIyto
de l-lw LYME 4 BROTHER
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John Mitchell on the FsOsitiyistss

A New RELIGIoN.-It is absolutely q
fact, we fear, that there are set of per-
sons in this city called the First Posi-
twist Society of New York" They have
undertaken to destroy the Christian reli-
gion, and have even put forth q new
evangel. 1t has given US some surprise to
see that respectable and talented newspa-
per has actually devoted ten columns and a
half to the manifesto of these most pro-
found and hopeless idiots. "Creed of
American Pcsitiyists,' CA Scientific
Religion" dynamic Theory of the Uni
verse;" Time and Space Explained" " A
New Theory of Morals" etc., etc. They
have discovered-these donkeys have
that mankind, in our latter enlightened
days, has outgrown the Christian religion,
or "the illusory suppositions of Christian
mythology" Under the new scientific dis
pensation, we are assured that there is no
God-"the notion of sin disappears at
once" AS for all those old babhles about
the creation Of the world, we have got be-
yond that kind of thing. Life and the soul
of man are produced by correlation of
forces" electricity, heat, light, and "vibra-
tions y of all these. You talk about ambi-
ton, love, devotion, poetic and prophetic
inspiration--all these are cells, gemmules,
reproducing each other constantly by the
correlation Of forces.
About q century and half ago Dean
Swift published pamphlet putting forward
"some considerations against abolishing
the Christian religion" His reasons and
considerations had some show of sense in
them at that time, SO far behind our en-
lightened century; but if the Dean were
here now, he could not venture to think OF
eonfuting the apostles Of this new religion.
His poor old Christianity would not be left
n leg to stand on. In his day men did not
know that cells think, and gemmules love,
pray, laugh, weep, and propagate theiI
There is nothing which these poor devils
Of g positiyists " seem to have go dearly al
heart as tho utter denial and final crushing
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TOR RENT, that most desirable TIE. a
A. EFMENT. on Capitol between Eleventh sI
and Governor streets, and next TO Mtssrs. J P
raylor's and Thomas K. Prices, containing ter
rooms, besides closets bath and storerooms, wi,
ter-closets, and ample room for servants WOOD
and coal-houses on Broad street. 4 II most c0uys.
niently arranged, and In good order. Apply l.
once to
de 1-6t J. L. hPPERSOS
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For The Disnatch.

One thing is always plentiful. If it could
feed and shelter, beggery and pauperism
would cease to exist, and almshouses and
benevolent societies become useless institu
tions. If it could be made marketable
commodity, the mass of the people would be
rich; and I, myself, James Jinks, would
rival the Rothschilds.
That one thing is advice. The family
physician Of my wife's mother-and, as a
natural consequence, my family physician,
gave blue mass for ill disorders of head
chest, heart, stomach, or extremities. In
curse Of time that physician was gathered
TO his fathers, and we had to chose another.
Not thinking him equal to his predecessor,
We were rather suggestive in our remarks,
as, for instance:
"Doctor, l feel very languid to-day
have headache, and am little feverish.
Shall take some blue mass ?"
After he had become we'll acquainted g ,3,a
my wife, he one day, in or ssc,er TO a simila,
question, said. " r,fh q twinkle in his eve
"n quite overcame his professional gra-
witty:
"Mrs. Jinks, l think you have taken
enough blue mass to serve you the re-
mainder Of your natural life."
Concerning blue mass, that statementmay
or may not have been questionable but in
my own case at least am sure it is true Of
advice. "Let me give you piece Of ad-
vice." Peoples liberality in giving ad-
vice is surprising. wonder if they would
give as much if it cost them anything
What it may cost the recipients does moi
seem to concern them.
! never hear that polite petition " Lei
me give you a piece Of advice " that | dc
not feel as if had taken a shower-bath in
midwinter. All the purely individual
troubles of my life can be traced back di.
rectly to advice. am thinking seriously
Of charging five dollars for each "piece D
given me hereafter. That is the only device
! can think of by which | may possibly
contrive to have the privilege of directing
my own affairs. "
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MILLINERY, &e.

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL VI a
NEW MILLINERY AND FNHSH;bsS
S season. such M BONNEra HATS SEI6yS
PLUSHEs, yELVErEEhS hid WIZ
DRESS TRIMMINGS Of al hudSI gS )
FEATHERS. FLOWERS. sATtNn SSiRsssfg
4 choice selection OF beSatliHs mSormerly y
GOODS, a. MIRA Is. l.. CaHES's iofihS''
&. nenelman, No. 4o2 Broad street, own y
n. B.-Ladies wishing 20 make tneiir al kig
nets can be furnished with matefia!s % =" :,
aad all necessary information gwen si,a aTsi,y
call from the ladies IL most respsclluA'
so that they can Judge for themselves. a,,,,eJ.
Country and city orders promptly eAs'" 10
Closed every SAT UkDAS.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Auct!oneer and Real Estate Agent.

GALE AT AUCTION OF SMALL BRICK
= TENEMENT AVID VACANT LOT. ON THE
WEST SIDE OF VALLEY =, STS ZEE :, ,, BE :
S7R FETso EXTENDING BACK TO CONCORD
STREET.3At the request of the owner: l shall
sell at auction, on the premises, on TUESpSf ne
RRICK TENEMENT located as above, recently
in the occupancy of Mr.. D0ugherty, and near the
residence Of MIR. Michael Purcell.
The LOT on Valley street has a front OF &c by
1Os feet and the one on Concord street Tor Central
railroad) has front Of SO by 100 feet.
TERMS: Half cash balance At three and SIX
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc.
cured nv a trust deed w. GODDIN,
do INeodtds Auctioueer
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FOE KENT.

TOR RENT, STORE and DWELL. a
L. ING on Broad between Second and Tbr,. a.
streets. Apply 10 WILLIAM PFEJpyYp
Sixth between Broad and Marshall s.rss,,
de4-3t 'ee"
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JUST RECEIVED,
TOREIGN FRUIT.

a
We offer to the trade, ain bond" to arrive
the next few days,
$50 boxes LAYER RAI.INA How4rd's oF'1
IS trails SEEDLESS RAlSISS, Qua!'-
brand;
IS casks sUE RAIsiNs, Qusrtin's braA1'
200 boxes LEMONS, Quartia's brand.
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WANTED, 6 SMALL, GENTEEL
w HOUSE with modern improvements. Must
be situated north Of Main and west Of Tenth
street Rent not to exceed $500 per annum. Ad-
dress box 528. Possession required LIST January.
dc i-3.k
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AUCyuor SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY wellington GOdulns
Auctioneer and Resl Estate Agent.
TvRUsTEE's SALE OF A PORTION {

TT7RUSTEE'S SALE OF A PORTION OF
L THAT VALUABLE FARM 9 L = D
"HICK0RY HILL" ON THE BHOOk LUZ =.
PIKE TWO AND A HALF MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue Of deed or trust execu-
ted by the late John o. Taylor and w,fe 10 Loltfn
n. Elicit and James Elicit, both now deceased;
bearing date 23d or December. 1854, duly recorded
In Henrico County Court l shall. rs executor OF
Loftin N Elicit, deceased, who survived James I'll
lett the other trustee proceed to sell at public auc
tion on the premises. on MONDAY the sotn o.
November, 1883, at O. clock P. NJ, If fair Ii not
the first fair day thereafter. that portion OF the
HICKORY HILL ESTATE, OF which .,Iohn y.
Taylor died SEIZED as fronts on the west slde OF Lhe
Brook turnpike, embracing about NE BHIG :
FIVE ACRES and bounded on the south by the
farm formerly owned by the late john Goddln, 70
be divided into two tracts Of 37 acres EACH accord
Ing to plat and survey to be exhibited at the hour
OF sale. rrr.s-.. -
These lots lie beautifullv-extendinR from the
turnpike back to the lands of Dir. Martin - ray
lor. with good building sites on each Ihey are
located In the most desirable neighborhood IN Hem
rico county, and should attract the attention OF
persons wanting country seats near TO the CITY
By consent of parties, the sale will be one-fouTtn
cash; balance at four. eight, and twelve months
for negotiable notes, interest added. secured oy
trust deed. THOMAS ELLEIt,
Executor of Loftin N. Elicit, deceased, and trus-
tee &c O6fct0.
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BY 4. c. PullIam. Auctioneer,
Invest corner of Main and Fourteenth str,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE RE IL ESTATE, IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHFSTER.-By virtue of a decree Of the
Circuit Court of the county Of Chesterfield Va.
and wife against d. &. Winfree's heirs, will sell
ut public auction on the premises. at O'Clock P.
1868 that very valuable LOT and IMPROVE
MENTS thereon, located on the corner of Balm
bridge and Tenth streets, Manchester, Va, 'front.'
l65 feet.
TERMS One-thlrd cash balance at sixty days
and four months. negotiable notes Interest added,
title retained until payments are made.
WEI. AMBERS Commissioner.
Sale conducted by 4. e. PULLIAM, Auctloneer.
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ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
NEAR TUNSTALL'S STATION, IN THE
COUNTY OF NEW kFNF.-By virtue Of a deed
of trust executed to the subscriber by A. @. Mason
and Roberta F.. his wife, hearing date on the 9Th
cav of Sentember 1863 and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of New Kent County Court, To secure
the payment of certain negotiable note therein
mentioned, and default having been made in the
payment of the said negotiable note, and at the re-
quest of the beneficiary la said deed. and In accord
ance with the terms thereof. will offer Tor sale at
public auction on the 23D DAY OF DECEMBER.
1858 on the premises at O'Clock P. VI, the real
estate conveyed In said deed being TRACT OF
LAND containing THREE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES. with the improvements thereon
which consist OF large AM comfortable dwelling.
with all necessary out-buildings, all OF which are
nearly new.
This farm Ia upon 1t large yourg orchard. and
IS one of the most productive In tide-watcr Nir-
ginia. AS st is presumed that PERSONS wishing u
purchase will examine for themselves, further
description Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS Cash as to so much as Will de1ray Inc
expenses Of sale and paw off and discharge the
said negotiable note Of 80 900 together with all In
terest which may have accrued thereon and for the
residue of the purchase money. credit of six
months will he given. the purchaser giving deed
Of trust the land tn secure the deferred payment
This farm lies within two miles of Tunstall's
depot on the York River railroad, and ah"nnds
with variety OF the best timber, and spring OF
water that cannot he surpassed In Eastern Nir-
gnia, containing over a hundred acres OF arabic
land. highly improved, and enclosed by suhstan-
tIal cedar nee g. 4. HEWLETT. Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYTTLEToN RoYsTER, Auc-
tioncer de 5-eodid
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The attention OF buyers is invited to this 'Ii"'
ton: and before orders are sent to north-'H -
kets to he filed we ask an examination Of "'' d
voice. D. u 1AhDi
no 27-lot Wholesale Grocers and lmpoN-I',
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UtFtU Uy lIIE VUUTI, - = = = : =.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
o.. nj ,feci
g. n. DAYS. auCtiOnecr. Ge2.5 ). II, Is. 10
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF YALU.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF VALU-
FERTY IN KING WILLIAM CoUNTY.--The
c. /. a., of Robert Hill, deceased, will upon the
premises on TUESDAY the 9Th day or December,
lies If fair, If not, the next fair day thereafter,
sell at public auction the highest bidder the farm
called FORKLA Nd containing TWO HUNDRED
AND SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES, OF which about
lying in the ca aty Of King William two miles
from the Courthouse, six miles from Fishhaul sta
ton, the York River railroad, and five miles
from two public landings-one on the hat!aponi
The land is productive and well adapted 70 the
culture Of corn wheat 9a PGtsf1s ard s S
PLY OF EXCELLENT MARL.
The buildings consist ola DWELL1NG-H0UsF,
HOUSE. an OFFICE IN THE YARD, and other
FARM HOUSES, which are In good order ard am
Die for the comfortable accommodation Of large
| family and for all agricultural purposes.
Ihs water l. unsurpassed
The location is remarkably healthy, and is one OF
the most desirable in the county.
There will be Sold nc the same time and place
ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, belonging 10 the
s sbaa. esg SslIss t5e
| ACRES, and lying TWO miles from the above
described 'arm. It has upon 1t large quantity o.
At the same time and place wiz be also sold the
peishable property belonging to the estates Of Ro-
bert Hill. deceased and his win2w; Harriet q.
! sHlUCKs STOCK OF OhITLk. H0Gs, FARM
| INC IMPLEMENTS, CARRIAGE, HOUSE
| HOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNlIuRE, &c.
| The terms for the real estate viii be one.third
| cash: the residue at nine aud eighteen months In
equal instruments. with Interest from day Of sale,
| the purchaser purchasers 10 nave the privilege
| OF paying the whole In cash. but IL not TO execute
| their bonds with approved personal security for
the deferred payments, and the title win be re-
tained TIL the whole of the purchase money be
| paid when deed with special warranty win be
given.
Terms for personal property made known on the
day OF sale. JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Commissioners, administrator, Sc, or Robert and
| Harriet Hill, deceased, &c LIT
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NTANTED, TO SELL SEVERAL FINE
w COWS giving some mia but will have
calves In the spring, and will give from three TO
four gallons Of milk when fresh Also several fine
HEIFERS for sale.
Also, wanted & RELIABLE MAN to attend a
dairy. Win give interest In the business, or
good wages. Is. +. DICKINSON, Trustee,
Darbytown road, two and i half miles
de 3-Tb&S 2t* from Richmond.
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BY 8. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Main streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" Bile FARM IN HENRICO COUN1I.-By
virtue Of decree Of the County Court of Henricc
In the suit of Robson, &c, rs. lrby, &c. pro-
nounced on the 10th Of November, 1883, will sell
on MONDAY the It'll day or December, 1858: that
being Henrlco County cOurt-day. the TRACT OF
LAND in the sut mentioned, of which Elizabeth
Irby died seized, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND SEVEN AND A HALE ACRES.
The said land has on 1t good buildings and Is
about nine miles below the city OF Richmond, con-
yenient to the York y liver railroad at Savage sta
ton and is now occupied by good tenant.
Terms Enough In cash to satisfy note o.
Samuel VI. Pages former purchaser OF said land,
for the sam of three hundred and eighty four j.
lars and twenty-five cents with interest accrued
thereon TIL paid and the cost of said decree and
the sale OF the land: the balance upon such credit
as said Page, former purchaser. may direct and
IN the event Of his failure to give such directions
upon credit OF twelve months, the purchaser ex-
ecuting bend with interest from da:e and title re-
tanned until paid and conveyance directed by the
Court the said sale to he made at the cost andr risk
of the said Samuel u. Page.
JOHN n. DAVIS,
nose Special Commi- si0ner.
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By =. v. Davis
ID -. ~. bS'iof
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY DE-
" S!RABLE BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH
SIDE OF GRACE STREET At CORNER or
BELVIDEkE STREET.-By virtue Of decree OF
the Circuit Court of the city OF Richmond pro
nouncc1 on the 3OLh day Of November, 1868 In the
case Of Monteiro's guardian as. Monteiros. j.
H.; one OF the commissioners thereby appointed
.tll sell at public auc, ion, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY the 10Th day OF December, 1858. a!
! o clock =. W., that very valuable RE Al. ESTATE
above described, fronting 30 f,e on the south side
OF Grace street ana running back l6o feet, more or
less tn an alley. The above property VIII be dVi-
ded into three lots Of 80 feet each and sold sepa-
rately. These are some of the most desirable lots
now In market, and the terms OF sale afford rare
inducements TO purchasers.
TERMS: For L sum IN cash sufficient to defray
the expenses OF sale and COSTS of suit the residue
In eau 81 instruments, a anitwO years credit
purchasers to give bends beaIing iGteres. from day
of sale, with good S, curity, Interest TO be paid
seni-annualiy until the whole purchase money Is
paid and tile retained until q conveyance Is or
dered by the court.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
Special commissioner.
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BY Lee & GoddIn, Auctioneers,
No, lit Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
tANDLOT, ON MADISON BETWEEN MA R
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS. AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-As special commissioner, appointed
by the Hastings court Of the city of Richmond, ]
viii proceed to sell on MONDAY, lAh instant. ct
said court declared on the 2ad day Of September.
1888 in thecause STYLED "Turner rs. Turner, &c ~
the property named In said decree as follows That
LOT OF GROUND fronting on Madison street
between Marshall and Clay streets. about 20 feet.
and extending back about the usual depth: upon
which Is a BRICK TENEMENT containing four
rooms.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance ut four and
eight months for negotiable notes. with interest
added, and secured by trust deed:
a. 3. GTTGON.
Special Commissioner.
Pale conducted by LEE & GoDD1N, Auctioneers.
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BY A. G. Puliiam, Auctioneer.
yoct af NJ af En,,rt CT "a.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE NEAR. MANCHFS.
TERRY virtue Of decree Issued At the Novem
Der term of the Chesterfield Circuit Court, 1853 In
the suit Of J. W. Bronough against Lucretls
Browns administrator, will sell at public auc.
lion, on the premises, at O'Clock P. NJ. or
THURSDAY the 10th day of December, 1888. thai
valuable LOT located on the Midlothian turnpike
adjoining the hlacbsmtl's shop OF MIR. Brown,
about three quarters or & mile from Mayo's bridge
fronting SO feet the turnpike. and running bach
900 feet (nore or ess) with SINAI! dwelling thereon
TERMS One.thlrd cash balance In negotiable
notes at sixty and one hundred and twenty DAYS,
with interest added, and title retained until de.
WILLIAM ANBERS
Commissioner.
Sale conducted by A. c. fULLIAM, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
r-~~<<%<-<|-
FUTURE Day.
r ARGE CATALOGUE SALE,

II ARaE cATALoeU E sA LIE ;
On WEDNESDAY the 9th Of December, com
meucing ut 10 O'Clock we will sell at our auction
rooms, by catalogue, n large assortment OF
FRESH DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety Of desirable staple and
fancy goods suited to winter sales.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY CASES
BOOTS AND SHOES
now receiving from Boston, embracing every va
rfety for men, women. and children,
with variety OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
MEMS and BOYS HATS,
TRAVELLING BAGS, &C., &c.
The attention Of city and country merchants IL
invited TO this SALE as the goods are all fresh and
seasonabe, and will be sold without reserve, and
In lots TO suit purchasers.
Goods packed and shipped promptly, and With
out extra charge.
de4 PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.