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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-18
GORDON & SLATER,
Importers and Dealers in all kinds Of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
And Manufacturers Of the latest Patterns
and most improved styles Of
BRASS AND GERMAN SILVER, PISTON
AND ROTARY VALVE MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS,
zoo RrOadway,
NEV YORK CITY.

Owing to the great demand for our BRASS
and GERMAN SILVER Musical Instruments
for BANDS, We have been obliged to enlarge
our facilities and make extraordinary in'
proyemen,s in our machinery, in order 10 en-.
able us TO supply our cnstomera with the at
most promptness and dispatch. IL iso oar ia
tention 10 keep full sets Of BRASS Ht
GERMAN SILVER Instruments c%Onstanll
on hand also, \ large variety OF ORChtS'
IRA CORNETS, both top and side action
bell front, upright and round In fact every
SHAPE, STYLE and PATTERN ever made
in this or any other country. We Woula
therefore, invite LEADERS Of Bands, ind'
viduAl musicians, and those contemplating
forming New Bands, 10 get our terms before
, purchasing elsewhere. We fully WurraDshl
instruments manufactured by US, and Guar
antee PERFECT SATISFACTION We 9
allow Bands six days to try these inslrumeHe
| the express agent rethning the amount o.
bill at the end Of that time IL not sa'l'I''
tory, TO be carefully repaeked and return"
to the express agent, and the money rslunu'
ed. These are great advantages 10 manJ u''
ing far away from the market,
We have also made large additions Noa'
immense stock Of FOREIGN Goods, and ''
arrangements for obtaining them lhtoug'
our agent in Europe, give Us many 'a'u.
tages. Our stock Of strings comprises sOm'
of the choicest to be found in the mH'1"
among them we have French, German 40.
~ltalian-the latter ought to be more hhos.
to be appreciated. Knowiig fall ven Wy
value OF frst-ciass Violin Strings Tor pro,
fessional use, we have taken the grea6,'
pains 10 have them made Of the best 'Ds,l
and BIZ the most experienced worhnsa' %'
shipped direct for our trade. Our ',ell,
Guitars, Y~ioloneellos, Violin Bows, Wow
Trimmings, &C., are from the best maAsn I.
Europe. Also, our Domestic pePai@ ~
viii be found constantly supplied NID
best Of goods, made expressly to oa. NJ
RnA- LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO TIE lhAD"
ls6sjune26-tf
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-18
By JsO. P. smrHl D. Q. { J
ATTACHMENT.

UaVin Hose vs.. John Hale.
TNHE PLAINTIFF on affidavit says the De-
PENDANT IL indebted 10 him, and that Ne
Is a nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee
80 that the ordinary process nf lav oannO,
be served upon him, and having obtained IN
Original Attachment against him, rvturnabls
before some Justice Of the Peace Tor Wash.
ingion county, aud the same having been re-
turned before me On the nth Gay Of Novem-
her, 1858. levied on the defendants property
Il 70 ordered that publication be made for
four successive wssls in the Unior Flag, no
thyipa said dsieRdaHi 10 sppear before me,
~ NJ oncs, 10 district No 4, In Washington
county, feun NJ the 18th dag Of Nay, 1890,
the isme having hsen stayed until that day,
and answer, or ihe care wiz be proceeded
uiih sEPaiis. JOSEPH HILL. a.. p
Fof washington County.
Ngr ~ is0 sanot7lwipg5
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49Ottrp.
Trip Lighny.

Trip lightly owe trouble,
Trip lightly ovsr wrong,
We only make grief double,
BY dwelling on il long.
why clasp woes hands so tightly
Why agh Ger blossoms dead?
Why cling to forms unsightly
Why not seek joy instead
Trip lightly over sorrow,
Though all the day be dark,
The sun may shiae tomorrow,
And gaily sing the lark
Fair hopes have not departed,
Though roses may have fed
Then never be down-hearted,
Blu. look for joy instead.
Trip lightly over sadness,
Stand not to rail at doom
We've pearls to string Of glAdness,
On this side of the tomb;
While the stars are nightly shining,
And the heaven ia overhead,
Encourages not repining,
But look for JOY instead.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-18
A Good Christmas Pudding.

One pound Of hoar, two pounds Of
auet, one pound Of ~currants, one
pound Of plums, eight eggs, two
ounces Of candisd peel, almonds and
mixed spice according 70 taste. Boil
nenfiy for seven hours.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-18

An exchange says that farmers
maat give special attention " sheep
end cattle keeping IL they want to
make erau growing more profitable.
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nlaylStf
FOR SALE
In Chancery at EIizabethtOn.
NOYRMBER RULES, lsss.

NOVEMBER RULES, 1853.
Samuel Berry, Admir- ct. al, VS.. Mary Berry
ct. al.
TN THIS CAUSE il appearing from the al
legations in complainant bill, that s.
b. 2. Peters, - Roberts and his wife An
geline, and - Roberts aud his wife Mar
garet, formerly Ahgeline and Margaret Berry,
are noh-rgsidents Of the State of Tennessee.
It is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Union
Flag, notifying said defendants 10 appear be.
fore said Court at ElizAbethton, Carter com.
", Tenn, on the 3rd Monday in March next,
and make defence TO said bill, or the same
win be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing exparte as 10 them. November, IA, 1858
n. c. SMITH, CAN.
By JSo. p. SNrH, D. @. & ".
'6snov97w4pfS5
Wiley b. Lyle vs.. r. Longley.
TNTHlS CAUSE it appearing from the al
legations IN compartments bill that the
defendant e.. Longley is a nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee. Il Is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Jonesboro' Union Flag, notify.
ing said defendant 70 appear before the
Chaneery Court At Elizabethton, Garter
county, Tenn, on or before the srd Monday
in March next, and make his defence 10 said
bill, or the tame will he set for hearing ex.
parte. November IL, 1863.
he SMITH, G. Nm.
BY JSo. p. snITH, D. Cam.
'68nov27w4plS5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-19
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate A oent
ME Zebra TED ESTATE ON

THE c e L E B r A E D ESTATE on
4 JAMES RIVER. IN JANIS CITY COIN.
TY, KNOWN AS mJAMEsT0WN ISLiNDm
NINETY-ONE ACRES, FOR SALE HT t SnD
TION.-At the request Of Major William Alien
shall cell ut public auction at my Office in The civ
streets on TUESDAY the 9Th October lsss \, -
o clock NJ, THAT VALUABLE ESTATE or
HISTORIC FAME KNOWN AS JAMESTOWN
AND NINE9Y-oNE ACRES OF which ForiP
HUNDRED AND THREE ACRES are omen
land OF great fertility, with ample wood and tim
the ruins Of several old buildings erected ler0re
the Revolution. and few other buildings for The
use of the estate.
This property Is Of peculiar va'nc by reason Of
It's location. 1t has long river front, where YES
sells of the largest size can los thus afordng un.
usual facilities for transporting tn northern
kets fruits vegetables. end other crops. The cll-
maze and the soil are admirably adapted for early
vegetables and fruits.
Whilst the place Is susceptible OF division into
several smaller tracts, It will be sold AS
Persons disposed TO view the property can do 90
at any time before the day of ale.
g. oOo which will be discharged out of the proceeds
or sale. -@
The special attention of northern capitalists, or
those disposedto embark In farming In the truck
ing business. Is particularly called TO this truly
valuable property.
4 plat Of The island can he seen at my Office.
TERMS One-f ,urth cash balarce at four oiyh,
and twelve months FOR negotiable notes nieres;
added. secured by trust deed possessioa at the
end of the year W. GODDIS.
p. s.-On the foregoing estate there is frst.,a,o
NEW WHARF where vessels drawing sixteen feet
conerctmg the Island with the ajn gpod sFit F
road leading to Williamsburg, distant sir and a
half miles In addition. there Is upon II a COON
ORCHARD Of various kinds Of fruit.
W. GnDDIN,
&C S-2awtdS Auciinneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-19

Our ESJ0YMENTS.-Among worldly plea
sures, which is the chief? Here is ques-
ton for debating societies. problem for
philosophers. They need not trouble them
selves to discuss it, however, for it is one
which will never be settled. "What is one
mans meat is another mans poison" says
the proverb and that which is g delight to
A may be, and very often is, a nuisance to
B, his next-door neighbor. Ask Tallyho,
the sportsman, what he thinks of fox-hunt-
ing, and he will assure you that 1t affords
more pleasurable excitement than any other
pursuit under the sun. Put the same ques-
ton to Gunny bags, who is exhausting
health and life in hound-like chase of the
almighty dollar, and he will tell you that
the man who hunts foxes when he might
bag "eagles - is fool. One thing, how
ever, is certain-viz., that the happiness
derived from doing deeds of kindness is the
highest, the purest, and most lasting OF all
human enjoyments. The vilest sinner
breathing, if he has ever performed be-
nevolent act in the course Of his life, knows
this to be true. How strange, then, that SO
many thousands should ruin health, for
tune, and reputation in pleasures that turn
to ashes in the end, while they utterl J
neglect this source Of enjoyment, accessible
to all, and which not only brightens lie
but softens the sting Of death.
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Tcan assert that there is not music naii'
or o building devoted exclusively to mus =. !.
cal entertainments, lectures, and simi 1s
uncertain sources OF revenue, even A. wv, we
largest citiee Of the country, tneI hao na
than paid taxes and insurance. How 49,
It be heres Such hall as 10 p.opss 90,
would be used exclusively Tor ana.eai IT, n :.
steal entertainments ana iec.uies:
verv necessary to encourage sne cuil, 'a ~ :.
of mns;c: but it must be aamis.eu 'na.
amateur performances generally ahoIu lholo
nieasnre to the participants than tne au-
d;ence: and / do not think the most ehlhu-
s;aat;c amateur would venture to assert
that that the few concert performances OF ayear
would support an academy. -
THE opera could not be given in such q
hall. for they require stage with all ITS
nronerties and appointments complete. II
a concert hall is required, we believe that
the new Masonic building will contain one
and there are o dozen buildings on mann
street the owners of which would quickly.
convert the second story into q concert nall
If thew could be convinced it would be q
having investment. 1t seems to us to be
an expenditure of money and public spirit
in the wrong direction to erect o building
for the sole purpose of obtaining concert
hall. ,D4b have
philadelphia, New York, and Boston nave ave
each On academy of music, SO cai,ea ,s nu'
thew are bona tide theatres, anu ot.en
leased solely for dramatic, perlornaee 81
l 4 ;o;nt stock company build a theatre ana
coli % It the academy of music or any ether
o can - , Won may choose. 1t is in such q
building that the opera must be given' anu
al professional musical entertainments
would prefer it, and the representations OF
the drama during the intervals would not
contaminate it beyond redemption.
If the gentlemen who have this matter
IN hand will combine with the business
men of the community and that portion
who are lovers of frst-class performances
of the legitimate drains, we be!leVe tha1 On
academy of music can be built that will
prove success pccuniarily and otherwise.
But if they attempt to carry out the plan
# building 9 music hall we fear that 1t
will be an investment to which they can
induce but few to subscribe. Will they
combine with the supporters of the drama
IN the plan suggested or any other practl-
cable one? DRAMA
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PETERSBURG, October II, 1868.

PETERSBURG, October II, 1868.
The receipts of cotton this week have run
up to ], PA bales, against 100 bales last
week and 3l2 the week before. The in
crease has been in greater ratio this season
than heretofore, and may be taken as ia
vorable augury Of the productiyeness of the
crop in the region of country trading with
this city.
The cotton mills are now we'll supplied,
and on better terms than the raw material
could be had during the latter part of sum
mer and early in the fall-better, we mean,
compared with the price of cotton goods.
They are making full work, and at profit
which, though not large, is encouraging.
DR.. Prosise, charged with obtaining
money nder false pretences-as mentioned
in my letter of last evening-had an exami-
nation before the Mayor to-day. A number
OF witnesses we're summoned, according to
whose evidence it appears that the pri-
soner, claiming to act in behalf of an
afflicted family, the head of which was
lying dead in the house, solicited money
from sundry citizens to aid III defraying
the funeral expenses. About twenty dol
lars was thus collected, none of which, as
shown by the evidence, was appropriated
in furtherance of the object. The widow
denied that she had authorized him to act
in the matter, though she had given her
assent that others of her neighbors might
apply for help. -
The Mayor decided to send him on for
trial at the next quarterly term of the Illus
tings Court, and bailed him in the sum of
two hundred dollars. On a former charge
of misdemeanor the Doctor acted IS his
own lawyer, and made speech which
astonished every body-both court and bar
and was triumphantly acquitted. He is a
man OF considerable talent, and of conf.
dence which, if not overweening, may
carry him safely through his present diff.
Guilty.
Several OF the fashionable millinery
stores have had their openings during the
week, which have been attended by crowds
Of ladies. The beauty of the city has sci
dom appeared to better advantage; and u,
! visitor at this time could fail to acknow
Is ledge that we have goodly share of thi
81 enviable possession.
After q long spell Of mild weather and
protfacted autumn sudden change ha
come upon Us to-day, indicating the earl
advent Of a killing frost. Those who hav
crops liable to injury have need now to b
on the alert to save it from destruc
ton. s.
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By 4. A. J. Clnpton.
by u. IA y JIVpIUH,
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer.
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.

Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OIL MT
TING, MikRURS. PLATED WARE. &c, FOR
SALE AT AUCTIOS.-By virtue OF Il deed of
trust executed to me, bearing date the 10th day Of
Ap!l 1868 and of record IN the Clerks office OF the
nurt of Hastings for the c t. Of Richmond In
lcsd-book No. SO Il, page no. .o3 shall proceed
to sell ut public auction, on the premises on the
north side Of f. aEkn between Fnnrteenlh and If
tcrnth Streets on FRIDAY goth day Of october,
1858 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
property. consisting Of
Jenny LIND BkDSTEAD and BEDDING,
very superior WANT = : T WhE Z! p9BBE,r
l very superior WASH>TAND, -
G very superi II HAIR 10TH BOTTOM CHAIRS
very superior VELVET EASY CHAIR,
very superior ROCKING CHAIR, halr-cloth bot
tom -
very superior MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
very superior COTTAGE BEDSTEAD3 and
. dozen superior CANE SEAT and other CHAIRS,
y YER snpetior WALNUT oIARBLE-TOP SIDE
very SUPERIOR MARBLE-TOP CENTRE-TA-
very r;:'. Superior WALNUT EXTENSION Ia
. very cIcsaut PIER Gil AssEs,
. small LOOKING Gil asses,
2 CHAMBEt CABINETS.
IVOEY-H MOLE KNIVES (plated) and FORKS,
Good assortment Of CiiINA and GLASSWARE,
FINE COOKING STOVE,
n i,at re emu number bsH of fivScY ARTICLES,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
CHAMBER MATING,
OIL CLOTHS tome largcl,
! very superior BOOKCASE and WRITING
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD,
oc 10 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-19
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TWO DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SAL

ry7WO DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE
4 OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PKOPERT11,
ONE IN CHEsTEKFLELD on JA SnES E EEvE
MILES ABOVE RICHMOND: THE OTHER IN
NEW KEHT COUNTY, FIFTEEN MILES
BELOW RICHMOND: C0NIA iNlSG , S1H J.
Kindred AND FIFTY ACRES, ON THE
CHiCKAHOMINY RIVER AND ON THE
YORK River RAILSOAD.-l am authorI Zs,a
to sell the TWO FARMS located rs ABOVE. Nv
former one is now occupied by Mr.. Samuel NJ
Green, and has on 1t every building suitable for
morcrate-sized family, all in good order: Inc
DWELLING is built OF solid granite, and cost
almost as much as is asked for the whole place
The FARM in New Kent fifteen miles b nf NV
excellent location ON the railroad, but has on 1t
some excellent land. The buildings on the farm
are not of much value, though the estate is now
renting to good tenant for $500 per annum.
AS the ownerahas no use for either Of these farms
he will sell them at 4 low figure, on emarkably
reasonable terms. or will take city property In ex-
&C aC2aw9w w. GODDIN.
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Sons-Mary 0'EEara.


By SAMUEL LOVER.
Mary O'Mara, thluk that see thee
Slll blooming and young. ,,
Crowned with Il beauty as uazZllnSly Deaihius
As poet eer sung:
Lovers deep sighlng,
All elnulous Niciug
THY love to secure
While twas mine to adore,
and my lot to deplore
For thy Minstrel was poor
May O'Mara.
Mary O'Mara the lordly O'Hara
Might make thee his own: .,,
For his lineage was high While the lSht Oh thlueeS
Might challenge throne.
Ii his love rise
TO the worth Of the prize
He has captured in thee,
Then homage Is thine
That 4 saint In her shrine
Scarcely deeper may see,
Mary O'Mara.
Mary O'Mara, Think that hear thse,
with voice ike 4 bell,
So siiver-s~ Get ringing. the minstrelsy singing
Of him who lov'd well;
OF him, who ST loving,
And hopelessly rowing
In regions afar,
Stil thinks of The time
That he wOye tie sweet rhyme
10 his hearts brightest star
Mary O'Mara.
[Bro1d,oay Magazine.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS SAFE OF A YALU.

.
TRACT OF LAND IN CUMBERLAND COUN-
TY.-fn pursuance OF the provisions or decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Cumberland county made on
said court, In the case Of Edward ". sims, plain
tIf against Henry b. Mcclellan, executor Of
George II. Matthews, deceased and. Sillis j.
Dance adm illustrator Of John VI. Miller, deceased,
defendants, and William D. Blsnion, admlnistrs,
tor de boHts non, with the will annexed OF James
BlantOn deceased, who sues as well for hithsei IS
on behalf of the creditors OF George ~. Matthews
deceased Willis J. Dance and Margaret his Wife
and Mary s. Miller, plaintiffs, r$. Ii. r. acCle.-
Ian. executor or George II. Matthews deceased,
and rs trustee for his wife Kate Mcclellan and
Sarah Matthews, and the said Kate Mcclellan ana
Sarah Matthews, In their own right, defendants
the undersigned. special commissioner appolhtoi
by said decree. will offer for sale on the prtlsGs
at public auction, To the highest bidder on " Ed
NESDAY the 18th day of November, 1888 the pro pro
perty known rs the ca IRA MILLS, win firi u
ACRES OF LAND attached thereto: situntcn "
the county Of Cumberland. on Wi!lis's river a
navigablr stream. fifteen miles from rarmFue' III
the Southside railroad. The above mills are larss
and valuable manufacturing and gTtst mills, WIN
a circular SAW mill attached 10 them anu y Waltz
BILE STORE-HOUSE. COUPFR-SdOP, &C, pc
longing to them, with pubic f0ad r"uhI"o
through said land.
/ vii, also sell at the same time and plsce :
TRACT OF LAND adjoining the mill proper;
containing ONE HUNDRED AND 20 4
DWELLING-HoUSE and all necessary OUT
HOUSES.
TERMS OF SALE VIII be on q credit OF eight, SIX
teen and twenty-four months, equal instaImehtS
the purcha ser purchs 10 execute bones hlbH
approved security, and The title retained as IuTEI
security: and the sale to be made subject ~ tbg
approval OF the Circuit Court OF Cumser ara
county. and possession ofthe property sold WIZ "
st'eA W. join w. WILSON,
ocl-atawIm special Commissioner.
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BY Wellington Gotdin.
kucttOneer and Real Estate kgeD
FARM AT f" WALNUT GROW

CMaLLFARM AT WALNUT GROVE"
- CHURCH, II HANOVER COUNTY SEVEN
MILES EAST OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING
FROM ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN TU
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, FOR
SALE AT AUCTIoN-Will be sold At auction,
Oh the premises on TUESDAY the 2oih OF Octo'
Der, 1868, at IL O'Clock NJ. the FARM located AZ
above now occupied by Shaver Dickinson. The
open land IS OF light soil. admirably adapted 70:
early vegetables and fruits. There is FIJI supply
or timber for the use Of the place. The improve
ments consist III one new dwelling, containing si>
rooms, and another Told onel containing thre'
rooms The nCghborhond is = most desirable one
TERMS: Onc-fOurth cash balance IT four eight
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interes
added. secured by Il trust deed.
nc IL w. GDIlDlN. AUctinnGSr.
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BY Wellington 3oit.in,
AucttoneEr anG itgai Estate Agent.
TWENTY TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS, @

TWENTY-FIVE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, ON
CHURCH HILL, n THE SQUARE
BOUNDED By WENTY-SEVENTH, TWEEN
TY-EIGHTH, n, AND o STREETS. FOR SAL y
AT AUCTIDE.-Wil be sold ut auction, on the
premises. on TUESDAY the 10Th Of October, 1888.
at half.past o'clock Y. NJ, that beautiful
SQUARE located rs above. known AS SIMDSS'S
ROPEWALk, having a front OF $50 feet on the two
former streets, and front the two latter OF $50
feet. II vii! he sub-dividcd into twenty-five lots.
fronting on Twenty-scrcnth and Iwenty-e!ghtl
streets each 3?i feet. running back l32 feet To an
alley In common, TO he opened, sixteen feet vide.
TERMS: One-trd cash; balance at six and
est, secured by trust deed.
oc 10 W. GODDIN. Auctinneer.
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BY wellington God,liD,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.


T7HE BEAUTIFUL FARM CALLED
! .CEDAR HILL THREE NILES EAST E4HS
TWO AND THREE. QUARTER ACRES, FOR
SALE AT ACTIqN1At t the reGnest of Mr. Mr.
premises on MONDAY. October IS. 1868 at
o clock p. NJ, the beautiful farm on when he re-
siics, called CEDAR HILL" adjoining the
lands Of Messrs James N. Carter. william +: 6.
Garnet. and Richard Can'lorn. containing e.
VFTTY-TWO AND THREE-Q RT It X
ACRES. Of which about sixty acres arc open land
in fine heart.
The improvements consist of comfortable
dwelling ,ntain'nG eight rooms; stable, carriage
house kitchen, &c; we'll Of good water in the
yard. and an orchard IF choice fruit, &c. Posses
sion given lst Of January next. The grow Ing crops
can he taken by III. purchaser at valuation. The
location Is handsome one, and the neighborhood
good.
west side Of the Mcrhanrsvillc turnpike. with an
excellent road leading to il from the turnpike.
TERMS Reasonable, and made kaown ut the
hour Of sale.
Mr.. Ratrl'ffa will take pleasure in showing the
place to those who may.call on him.
W. GOnDTN,
90 ,G-otarlw &dtds huctlonaer.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
1889 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VALUA-
4 BILE BUILDlNG-LOTS. CORNER THIR.
TY-FlRsT AND N STREET Church HILL.
AND OF ONE AND 4 HALE ACRES OF
LAND IN THE IMMEDIATE EIC1NITY.-By
virtue of a certain deed OF trust executed to me-,
bearing date the 9th day OF April 1852 and of re.
cord In the Clerks office of Hcnrco County Court
shall proceed to sell at public auction The pre-.
mises, on MONDAY the 10Th day Of October. 1863,
at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, four desirable BUILDING
LOTS located as above described fronting (33 feet
inches) thirty-three feet nine inches each on The
east side of Thirty-flrst street, running back z
depth of one hundred feet.
Immediately after same, will be sold ONE AND
AHaLF ACRES OF LAND in the Immediate Vi.
entity which is very desirable, being just outside
of the new corporation limits.
TERMS, &c. !: At sale.
oc9 J. q. BLACKWELL, Trustee.