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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-15
A Terrible Fight with Wtld.Cats-The
Last Exploit of Jonas Brooks, the
Wild Cat Killer Of Eden.
From the Middletown IN. Y.) Mail.


Over in Sullivan county, along the New
ersink, is a little settlement known as
Eden-so named, probably, as kind OF
compensation for being as unlike the print
tive Eden as one could readily imagine.
One of the celebrities of the neighborhood
is Jonas Brooks-a thorougbgoing back
woodsman, a terror to all sorts Of wild
"yarmint" that prowl about that part Of
the country, and particularly to wildcats,
which are his especial aversion. The num-
Der of wildcats which he has killed is i'm
mense-so many that he is known every
where about that region by the sobriquet Of
"Jonas Brooks, the Wildcat Killer OF
Eden" His various exploits and adVen-
lures in that line, if properly written up,
would make book of thrilling interests
worthy companion to " Tom Quick, the In
dian Slayer"
Some few weeks ago Jonas espied one Of
these hated felines while going through q
piece of woods, and, true to his instinct, he
made after the animal without stopping to
consider that he was unarmed-not even
having jack knife about him. Hefollowed
it until it retrested to a sort of cavern in
the rocks, where Jonas made up his mind
to "go inn and capture the 9 Varmint."
So, picking up tough hickory club, ne
proceeded to enter the cave. After passing
the entrance, to his surprise he found quite
a lofty cavern, extending back some thirty
feet, and in the furthest extremity glowed
not only one but half dozen pairs of fe-
rocious eyes, which betokened warm work
for any intruder. Jonas was undoubtedly
'ssomethin' took back" as he expressed it,
at the sight Of so many glisteniDg eyes
fixed upon him; but as it was not in his
nature to retreat under any circumstances,
he cautiously advanced into the cave.
He soon discovered that he had walked
into real litter,of wild-cats-two old ones
and four young ones-and about the time
he had got through counting them the big
gest one Of the six "went for him."
Throwing himself back in an angle Of the
cavern, the Herculean backwoodsman met
the ferocious monster with well-swung
blow Of his cudgel. which rather wilted :"
the animal for moment; but before Jonas
had time fairly to recover himself from the
first onslaught, the other old cat made q
dive at him, catching on his right arm and
shoulder, and almost rendering him power
less, SO terrible was the grip Of the mon
ster's claws. With his left hand, however,
Jonas grasped the throat Of the animal,
and after desperate struggle succeeded in
shaking him of. Jonas now thought that
discretion in such case might be the
-" better part OF valor," and accordingly
began TO consider the chances of retreat.
He revolved oil the chances in his mind
"in about the millionth part Of second"
hesaid and came to the conclusion that it
wouldn't do for him to leave the little angle
IN IN which ne was 80 well posted.
ootn OF the oldwild-sats, mean while,
we're dashed into o state Of the most in
.ehse 1erocisy, their eyes glsring like Goals
OF nre' and their hair literally standing on
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BY Lyme u Brother,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
1889 Main street.

JERY DESIRABLE FRAME DWELL
v ING, No. s, ON THE EAST SIDE OF
EIGHTEENTH STREET, IN REAR OF JULIUS
IDE's CONFECTIONERY, NGAR THE COR
NER OF MAIN STREET, Fnh SALE AT AUG
TION.-Wil be sold ut public auction. on the
premises, on TUESDAY the 18th day Of March,
1869, at halEpast O'Clock l.. M, that convenient
FRAME DWELLING located rs above. contain
ing six rooms and the usual out houses, at present
in the occupancy or Mr. X. L.. b. Rust. The stu
alton renders 1t very desirable, being SO conve-
nient to any part Of the business portion OF the
city.
3he lot fronts on the east side OF Eighteent
street II feet running back depth OF - feet.
and twelve months, for he goLiable notes, interest
added, sccured by trust deed.
NH IL LY&E & BROTHER. AuctiOneers.
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BY 6rubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between natn and bank

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE FARM
KNOWN AS "OAKLA IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTEkFIELO. NEAR TIE
VILLAGE OF CHESTER, ON THE RICH.
MOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD,
LESS. AND HANDpOME IMPeOyEMSNTs-
BY virtue Of a deed OF trait executed by John How
lett to the subscriber as trustee, dated It'll pri
the creditors secured, will sell at auction, upon
the premises, on "WEDNESDAY the 2<th March
at o. clock, the property above described.
! he deed requires 4 sale for cash but am au-
thorized to state that the terms will be one-ourth
cash balance at Elk twelve, and eighteen months,
with interest, and secured By a ceeu Of trust
L. K. sPlLMAH, Trustee.
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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r ARGE AMOUNT OF VALUABLE REAL


~ ESTATE, IN AND NEAR THE CI1Y OF
RICHMOND, FOR SkLE.-I am authorized 10
sell the following real estate-viz.. ...
l. "BkO0kFlBLD FARM,n about four and 4
half miles from the city OF Richmond. on the
Brook turnpike fronting one and half mites on
said turnpike. divided into three tracts, two OF
which contain 1872 acres each, aud the other IA
acres. Upon the centre tract there are ample
buildings for arst-cl h 8 estate. ,,,,,
the Basin corner Of canal and Ninth streets upon
which are located the spacious foundry and ma
chine sh cps =, now occupied by hessr , kahl
alley, opposite the old Gas WORKS, eIch fronting
"a feet and running back 100 feet upon which stand
brick tenement ana lsrge brick stable.
4. LOT on south side OF Broad street between
First and Second, ~ By 1T feet upon which stsnd
ett's Tavern together with the adjacent lot,
2I1I47 feet, with a brick tenement thereon.
s. VACANT Lot on The south side OF HrsGo
OF tho most desirable lots in the city for the erec-
s. TWO BRICK GESEMENTs in the "old
Academy building, at northeast corner OF cary
:. SEVEN BEAUTIFUL HsLF-ACRE LOTS
in Duvsls addition Nos. II, y, TO- 80, So %, and
100, near to the new Orphan Asylum.
3. LARGE Lot on sew ATH AND ARCH
STREETS, In rear OF the State armory, and known
.. THE RUCKETTs WAREHOUSE PROPER
TY, extending from Main street to " ater street.
adjoining Ions, Nos. ls9, Is, and part OF lot NO.
Is. These aforementioned lots front on water
street and James riser, adJoin the New York steam.
boat wharves, and are very valuable Tor Wharf,
purposes.
TO- LOT at the southwest corner Of Cary sni
Twelfth streets, 81 by 10 feet, on which stands tho
large FOUE-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE now
occupied by John r. Allen, recently In the occa-
pancy Of Messrs. Martin q Csrdoz2;
II. LOT at the corner Of cary and Eighth str.els,
d By 10 feet and the adjoining LOr. n by % ieet
upon which stands the large granite stoIehous,e.
This property has three fr0nts-rIz., on the Basin
bank, Eighth street, and Cary street.
Ii. Lot No. on west side OF Eleventh s!fess
between Canal and Byrd, III by l?ti feet also Luz
No. 2 on the south side OF An alley between Ienth
and Eleventh streets, adjoining Lot No. / anu
and Kaaawha Canal Company.
For terms, and any information In relation 70
the foregoing property, apply 70
PETER c. WARWICK. bSenE
fe4-T&S6w at eallego NILS.
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,l;rpf BY Wellington eoddin,
4uctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.
SALE OF HANDSOME

YsRUBTEE,S SALE OF HANDSOME
Il BRICK TENEMENT ON THE WEST
LINZ or SEyENTH BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH sTREETs.-As trustee in certain deed
OF trust from Mr.. Robert A. Mills and wife dated
Hnstirgs Court / shall IN execution thereof pro-
seed a: public auction on the pFeml,es; on
O'Clock p M n fair, &c not, tie first fair day
Thereafter, that very handsome BRIs K TENE.
MENT located as above, now In the occupancy or
> The lot has front Of % feet and depth Of 100
feet to an alley. .tI
The dwelling contains eight rooms, besides the
usual out-buiidinas and Is not only in excellent
order but has all The usual modern Improvements,
.andis very conveniently arranged.
> TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expenses
of safe and to pay off note fr g. I37, with in
terest from sd November 1858 on n credit as to
81 f43 SO until the Sd OF May, 1869; and as to the
residue of the proceeds Of sale, on such terms as
shall be made known at the hour OF sale
NH A : =. 80 4, 81 W. GODrtIN. Trustee.
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BY WELLINGTON Goddln.


TyHRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, AND
I BRICK STARJ,E THEREON, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF BknAD Re F1U j.
trust dated dav IS, 1869, from John 9. Woodson
and wife, and Randolph K. WoOdson and wife, to
j, In G. Williams and Eaton Nance, trustees, to
secure debt 10 Liunacus Woodson, duly recorded
in Eichmocd Hastings Court, we shall sell at pub
lie auction, on The premises, on TUESDAY The
10th Of March, 1892 at O'Clock p. NJ, II fair. If
not the first fair day thereafter, the LOT and NJ
PRoNEaENTS THEREON, known as the
Livery Stable lot, desc lbrh in the deed as begin
ming at corner on south side Broad street at dis
lance Of fifty feet from Foushee stree. on Henry.
Strcckler's west line thence west on Broad street
thirty feet: thence at right angles southwest
wardly 1c0 feet to corner on alley; thence thirty
feet at right angles to corner strecklcr's line
thence right angles along his line tn beginning
TERMS Dne-third cash: balance at four and
eight months, with interest from day OF sale, for
approved endorsed negotiable notes, and Title re-
tanned till they are paid. ..
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
EATON NANCE,
Trustees
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On the other side, more than twice %
MANY VERSIONS say that they see in herino
;nd;cations of negro blood. Many Of these
have known her intimately and for many
rsars. Il II lie shown that she ascocintes
With white persons and moves in good 30
ciety. - - ~, 81 - 2. ~.
The trial lasted whole week, the court
room being crowded during the time: q
The jury returned a verdict of $4,000
for the plaintiff, after being out but few
minutes Chicago Tribune.
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by Lyme Il Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
1880 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE; On S, CoS r. z i (. OF OF
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-fn pursuance Of a
decree OF the Circuit Court OF the city Of Rich
mond pronounced on the 9Th day OF March, 1862, In
the case OF ROSS IS Collier and others the under
signed as special commissioners therein named,
win, on THURSDAY the 18th day OF March. 1869;
commencing at half-past O'Clock z. NJ, proceed
to sell at public auction upon the premises the
REAL EST ATE in the bill and proceedings In
the said suit mention ed consisting Of that valua-
BILE LOT, with the improvements thereon situated
at the intersection of Twenty-sevenih and Frank
lin streets, on Church Hill known as 1t No. l4s In
the plan Of the city OF Richmond, with front OF
ls2 feet on the south side of franklin street and
running back l85 feet, at present occupied by DIR.
Edmund 4. Saunders, and formerly the residence
Of Washington Is. Ross, deceased
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expenses or
sale, and upon a credit OF six, twelve, and etgh-
teen months as 10 the residue OF the purchase
money, the purchaser giving his bonds for the de,
f-rred payments, and The title to be retained until
the whole purchase money IS paid and deed or
dered by the court, a. X. COURTNEY,
j. G. BLACKWELL,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by LYME & BROTHER, Anc-
tioneers. mhS
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BY Richardson Il Newburn,
Real Estate Agents and Auc;ioneers,
No. 10le Main street.

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR
" SALE.-We are authorized to sell privately
the VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY owned by
Messrs. Watkins & Powell, near Meadow sta
ton on the York River railroad, ten miles below
Richmond.
This property consists OF valuable GRIST
MILL and TWELVE ACRES OF LAND, and is
capable of grinding from forty to fifty bushels OF
corn per day. If not sold before the 18th or the
present month 1t will then be offered for sale at
auction at the county courthouse, Of which
further notice will be given. -
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN,
mh5 1915 Main street.
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BY arubbs Il Williams, huctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
4 THREE HUNDRED ACRES IN CHEZ
TERF1ELD GoUETI 49, EENhEIh1Ss SIH z,
AT AUCTION.-In execution of deed OF trust
from James r. Cavedo to the subscriber dated Sun
October, 1864 and recorded in Chesterfield county
Court being thereto requested will sell at auc-
tion, At the Office OF Grubbs e Williams, ON NJ M
DAY, 18th of March, at IL O'Clock NJ. IL falr il
not then on the next fair day thereafter, at the
same hour, the zeal estate conveyed by SAID deed
being FARM OF about THREE HUNDRED,
ACkgs, upon which said Cayed2 resides, and
which he purchase cd from DR.. W. NJ. Dorsett Sit
mated as stated above, and adjoining the lands Of
samuel Taylor, P. 81. Wilkinson, and others
d bout so acres are cleared, Is acres In Original
ond growth. 1t is supposed that 600 cords OF WOOD
may be spared from the farm, and none Of Il Is
more than half mile from the railroad, The I'M
provements are framed YELLING with five
rooms and basement, two kitchens. barn, corn
house, stable, &c. $685. -.
TERMS Cash for about 81 200, the balance upon
terms to be made known at the time Of sale.
-. - -..-- 2. W. 9RUBBS. Trustee.
GRURBS & WILLIAMS. Auc.ioneers. mh'3
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By 3. N. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Main streets.

corner Of Eleventh and Main streets.
A NEAT BRICK ESIDEN ON
IA JACKSON STREET BETWEEN FIRST
AVID FtU5HEE STRGETS. AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY the nth Of March,
1862 at half past O'Clock 2. NJ, that NEAT
BkfiK RESIDENCE situated as above, contain
ing four rooms; brick kitchen with two rooms,
coal and wOod-house, stable, &C. The lot fronts on
Jackson street IS feet and runs back us feet.
There is city water in tie yard and house, with
bathroom, &c.
This property is occupied by a frst-rate tenant
at al6 month. s. N. DAVIS,
NH - AuctlOneer.
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tsgs..;, 80 CoMMIssIoERR's OFFrcE,a
RICHMOND VA EehruarH "a 1850

4bASdaAOSbs VA, cculuRIy AZ l1oS. J.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree
are hereby nottfE that l have ppointed WE'D
NEsDAY the i4th day Of April. 1899, at 10 O'Clock
street near Twelfth street. in the city of Rich
mond the place. for receiving proof OF al debts
and demands against the several estates mentioned
In the said deere, and for executing all other OF
the provisions directed by the said decree, when
and where they are required TO attend.
- p Eif-4El1 49, JAMES PLEASANTS,
Commissioner.
TIL. j. EVANS, p. q. f. 27-SaH
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.


A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
"a OF REAL ESTATE IN The CITY OF
BICHM0ND.--By order Of The United states Dis
trct Court for the District OF Virginia, in the mat
ter of 4. p Townsend. bankrupt, we will sell at
public auction --as whole, or divided, as may be
deemed best At The hour OF sale-on the premises,
on TUESDAY. 9th OF March, 1863, at a O'Clock Z.
M, Ii fair. If not, the fair day. tnat valuable
LOT OF LAND. with the large B3lCk AND
WOODEN DWELLING, &c, thereon. in the oc-
cupancy OF said Townsend, and fronting on The
east side of College street. between Broad and
Marshall streets one hundred feet six inches and
running back within parallel lines one hundred
and thirty -four feet to Lafayet avenue.
TERMS: OLe-thlrd cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes interest added
and title retained. -
l#@ JAMES L. kPPERSON, Trustee.
j. L. APPSRSOR. salesman.
The above sale Is postponed to TUESDAY, 18th
March, at the same hour, If fair, If mot, the next
fair day, when II viii be sold without Limit or re-
serve. \. RUTH ERGLEN, Assignee,
NH 10 j. L. hPPERsON. Trustee.
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CHI RHTY.
CHARITY.
LYING-IN CHARITY FOB
THE RELIEF OF INDECENT WOMEN
5-a - AT THEIR OWN HOMES. g.....

DR.. r. b. WATKINS. Fifth and Graee streets !;
u DIR. e. s.. j.. PEBBLES, zoe franklin stree:
DE-. L 3. PAGE. 400 Franklin street,
have organized this institution, and will furnish
medical attendance at her own home to any woman
who may bring written certificate, endorsing her
as proper object Of this charity, from any physt-
clan. minister, member Of any benevolent asso-
citation. or member OF the city government.
9 Special sttentionwtll be given to all FEMALE
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
DR.. r. II. Deane, DR.. John A. Cunning CHAM, DR..
a. Suead, Professor, 3. T. Coleman. and Profess
aor o. r. Manson. de 3o-3m
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By Wellington Goddin.
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EXCEL
LENT LOT AND TWO TENEMENT5 AT
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FRANKLIN
AND TWEHTY-THIRD STREErS.--By virtue
OF decree OF the Circuit Court Of Richmond pro-
nounced on the ord OF February, 1852, in the case
of Martin &C., against Ellett &c, we shall IS
special commissioners thereby appointed proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
2. NJ, the REAL ESTATE located rs above tbe-
ing part of Lot No s2) OF which the late M Gn
fronting sixty-six feet and having thereon
one comfortable BRICK TENEMENT and one
WOODEN TENEMENT. .f-a~ s-a.-2zsi
TERMS One. fourth cash; balance at four.
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added and title retained till ali OF the
purchase money IS fully paid, and Conveyance
81 - 5" rltg L. II. CHRISTIAN,
NH 10 g-...... &. r..s. Er,,- Commissioners.
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1V7HE IyNoHRTRG VIRGINTAN INV

THE LYNUHBURG VIRGINIAN, now
Il in the sixty second year of its existence, is
one OF the oldest and most widely known journals
In the .outh Published in the central portion of
Virginia it has larger circulation in the rich
mineral and agricultural. region of Southwestern
Virginia than any other newspaper. Its extensive
circulation and patronage are not the work OF
day, but the result of many years labor 1t is an
as prominently identified with the commercial,
agricultural. mining, and manufacturing interests
Of the state, 1t appeal, confidently to Virglnians
for It's support. @ss '.Ete ...-.
accurate reports of the markets, regular To-
reign correspondence, daily kilograms from all
parts Of the world iudicious selections fDr the
family, with news and miscellany, make 1t at once
useful and readable journal.
Advertisers will consult their interests by avail
ing themselves or It's columns.
TERMS /: Subscription price Of Daily Virginian,
81 per aunum Tri-Weekly, 9s per annum.
os|- a CHARLES w. BU1 TON.
jazz -........ Editor and Proprietor.
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STENCIL TOOLS ANDPLATEs.

~ 4 BELLENOT. DIE SINKER AND
Vie BRAND GUTTER, lao MAIN STREET.
The new patent branding iron, for marking all
adapted 70 branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Engravers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, Indsli-
BILE Ink, Steel Dies Aiphabets, Seal Pressed, Brass
and German Silver, Frames, Steel Rings Checks
Tags, etc. Wholesale and retail de Ism
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TOHN q. HASKELL'S
= OLD ESTABLISHED FACTORY,
NO. IS SOUTH EUTAW STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md,
Manufacturer of

COTTON and WOOL MACHINE CARDS,
t,2 LEATHER BETTING and HOPE,
Best Of Oak Leather used, and warranted
On hand, an assortment OF articles for cotton
and woollen factories, railroads.. machine shops.
&C., &C., 10
Orders received for BREAKER and ROLL
WOOL CARDS, GO, NH 9-stawSW
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TAT1GT1ON SALES.
~~>~~-oos~~~~-~-r-~~-- -~---"-->~"-~>
..sg,se.f THIs pAX. zavT 1914
Nv 4. %. Puninm. Auctioneer.
lf1UMMIssTONER's SALE OF VERY

aFayMMIssrONER's SALE OF VERY
Il JvATuABLE VACANT LOTS NEAR MAN
CEEsTER, AT AUCTION.-In pursuance OF 4
decrea Of the County Court or Chesterfield county.
nronounced at its February term, 1862 III the suit
atvJed q, ri friends administrators rs. Samuel
Hsstingy administrators ct ais. will proceed tn
sell at public auction. on The premises OF the ls
Say sof March. r1sGo,r at O'Clock p d., certain
nsrces OF land tori SO much ther eof will be me-
cessary TO satisfy the debt decreed the plsfntif
cost Of suit and expens es OF sae) being the lots
described aslots Nos. 81, Is, TO- 30, 81 S. ~ 80.
81 g. CO. g. IS, 90, SO, 90. ard 10. in Snenings'
plan, In the county OF Chesterfield, short dis.
lance from the thwestern corporate limits OF
Manchester. Also, one lot opposite above on
TxaMs: Cash &C. MCRAE.
NH i6-it<ltzC1 4, - r. Commissioner. 1
sale conducted by A. @. PULLIAM. Auc ioneer.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND LIN obe-
Il dience to q decree Of the Circuit Court OF
King William county pronounce on ths esth day OF
November, 1888, in the cause pending IN said court
between David stranghan, plaintiff: and Henry
Toler and others. defendants, the undersigned, as
trustee, under deed OF 2sth OF February, 1872 be-
tween Eliza II. Temple and others win on MON
DAY the 22d day OF March. 1899 THAT being court
day) sell at King william Courthouse, 10 the high
est bidder, the tract Of land called MeTAnu-
RAs, lying In the said county OF King william
about one mile below the AcquiEton church, adj
Joining the lands OF L. A. hiliyagd and others
and Containing sbo g,s TWO, HUNDRED AND
The said land Is desirablv located Ina very
healthy neighborhood. and Is very productive
TERMS OF sALE one,this I'D OF The purchase ,ias
thirds on credit Of one and two years from the
day OF sale. in equal instruments, the purchaser
executing his bond for the deferred payments 10
the undersigned as commissioner under the said
decree and the tide TO the land will be retained
TIL the payment Of all the purchase money.
WILLIAM NJ. TURNER,
le ?s-Iawaw Commissioner and Trustee.
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BY Sampson Jones, DR.,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.

by sampson Jones, oT.,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.
4 WILL OFFER AT AUCTION AT MY
Il warehouse, Nos. 8, and Fifteenth street,
between Main and Cary. on MONDAY, 18Th in
slant commencing at half-past 10 O'Clock A. NJ (,
a well-assorted stock Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
&C., comprising
BkCON-Sides. Shoulders, and Hams;
RIO and LAGUAYRA LOFFEES,
HERRINGs and MACKEREL,
LARD,
CHEESE,
ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
STEARINE, OLIVE, and other SOAPS;
STARCH,
SYRUPS,
VINEGAR.
PARLOR MATCHES,
BROOMS. BUCKETS, and TUBS;
WRAPPING PAPER-Hll sizes;
MUSTARD and PEPPER,
BLACKING,
BLACkISG BRUSHES, &C.
ALSO,
WHIsKFY5,
BRhEDIts, and
WINES,
NH Is 8. JONES, JR., Auctionecr.
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THE GAMBLERS BIZ A SPECIAL
couRr-rnE RxsULT-Boeus NEGRO DE-
rrcTIyE GAG Ep--RAT1FIcATIoN MASS
xEsrrSa OF aApIcALs--GEsMAN OPERA.