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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26
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! discovery has been made in regard 4"
.hc famous uotjing horse dexter" noW
owned Ly Mr.. E"oer: Bonner ct The New
I York Le.l.cr. which is destined to create
$50 little ,iir among ,hc hoI~r 1ancirr- OF
,h,s country. and at the same tilic take
.Ic credit ut HAT eel, lraicd horse from
he Iamblytouian stock, (whclc it has al
WAYS been awar,:cdJ and place it go III,
crcdi, OF ;hr Morrill, hlood. where ii be-
,uucs. In short dexter" was raised in
F Bauyil!e. Caledonia ruu,ty-hi~ >iir wa-
the old Frcuch Nori.l horse. and his dam
ii. Buycc mare. This. in brief. i ia,
r.di.rcr Of this wonderful horse. H. the
~,orv zoe. The person who has madt
this discovery j. Cornelius Russell. a mar
who came nclc tom Rockford. Illinois
las; wear The manner OF tine discovery
g.. we understand It. was in thi~ wise: Nh
Hu.>.,, became impressed with the Simi-
!aritv OF Dexter 10 The Morrill, stock, and
l,r considerable correspondence and IN
ouiry. he traced this horse back from New
i-orA 30 Cnica.a. from Chicago to Lower
it.tttsi. tilt.i'' ~ Wv VIZ - '-'- 49,
i-um the latter place to Sir. Eovec, now &"
Pa>sumpsic, but who then lived in Dan
Vile. Gujaihiag with Nj. Bovrr. the LAT
g., >aii lac raised Il certain col such .
ear. which was an uncommon likely one
and Drought him 4 good price. This col
wen; L. Coucurd. y. H.. after which il
io-i trace ct him. in describing this col
he dr-rlibed Dexter perfectly: and thoS'
VINO have seen this celebrated horse know
n;.r he i peculiarly marked. In addition
10 thi~ We understand Mr.. Russell has tn
aili.!ayi,- oi all the parties through Whose
hands Dexter passed from the time he LET
IN. Boyce uutii he came into tie posses
i9n of 'Trus>rI al Chicago. Ga ieLrnin.
these facts. Mr.. Russell purchased th
U,,,., mare at once. and together UitI
Tin. eastman and Richard Flint horses
which he already owned. started la, Moa
,;ay lor Illinois. His in briet j. 4 hisio'
of remarkable case or horse ihPosI".'
anl Tie, result u! is exposure must So u
,.l, MurriiI blood. while those vii" hay
uaiI such enormous prices to get the sam
breed al, DeN;er-aS ticy ~Inpose'i-Ll"
.rcl rather cheap.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26
Speeial 2lutlfrs.

Masonic F1dii-- OnlOH DiOCks
Ky PASS UMPSIC LODGE,
w NO. -, +. y 4. NJ
: Gated meeting, April - Called meeting, April -.
L. II. IlEALD. sc"y.
HASWELL CHAPTER. NO. Il, r. y. NJ.
Regular meeting, Friday eve, April %, '>'i9.
+. }. DALTO.,, S,crctarE.
PALESTINE COGIMANDERY NO. 8.
stated Couclavc April ~ l-t9.
!. l.. rEEhI\~. Commander.
CALEDONIA LODGE, l. .. of y. +,
Lod-;, Room SuH.lncr St.,opp Mon School iI,u7r
X, gul;tr meeting every MONDAY ming. az o'clock
JOHN y. GALE. secretary.
EAGLE TEMPLE, No. l, T. OF Il.
BROWNS BLOCK,
Stated meetings every Monday Evening.
MILO y. HALE, ~. l..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26

..s-".air tr,sses mans imperial race ,nsuarr, and
beauty draw Us with i singh hair" Ladies OF ;hl-
country no~da losing thci mag Cal trc-zc- iy the
Of vile by ueglecting to apply the prop
remedy to preserve their beautiful chains ''R4.-
rett'= Vegetable Hair cstorativci :he only rafcgu III
| ----vT:Cu-c journal.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26
Highly POUND CABBAGE

The P.i=r px tlha-c, variety of the Drumhe ID
pa Fr4E lsr-c, tat and olId. specimens Of this
,uI.rH have been exhibition. Weighing Eighty
Pounds. tcg packet mailed, - cents.
ttltIIS q COBB,
iD-J- 3is Washington St, Boston, Mass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-03-26

WINDlIAN COUNTY.
Tie house of Henry Stoddard in Yer
non. with barn and sheds, was burned
Saturday night: no insurance. The
fire was caused by the upsctting OF -
kerosene lamp, winch set the carpet and
Mrs. StoddarTs clothing on lire. She
was 50 severely burned that she died on
sunday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-06

The letter Of our Chinese correspondent,
nublishcd Yesterday, confirms the accounts
given by NJ. Hue some twenty years ago OF
the antiquity of paper money among the
Chinese. Revenue was raised by the hard-
pressed Emperors $50 years before Chrlsl
on bills of circulation, and Goverament
bank was established nearly GOO years ago,
certificates being issued upon indivduai de.
posits in the Imperial treasury, which nat'
General circulation throughout the Empire.
Then followed free banking system, a
State banking system, and an issue OF blils
for circulation based upon the Imperial
revenues and customs and these bills were
made legal-tenders for private debts ana
transactions the same as our greenDacks.
In short. the financial eXpedients OF west
crn nations seem to have been tried ana
tested before the discovery OF America, the
discovery of printing or the establishment
Of n bank of issue in Genoa, and the same
results followed or follow with us. Undue
imitation of currency correspondlngly In
t)atcd prices, and the State banks foundthelr
circulation limited and subject, as ours are,
TO discount in other parts Of the Empire.
The currency of the Government, when too
abundant or insuficiently backed by com,
deprecated in value, in spite of laws making
it legal tender. And now, and for some
hundreds of years past, China has settled
down on the hard money system as the
ONLY safe one., and has prospered accord
inelv. We have yet to learn that there Is
nothing new under the sun, and that most
Of the features Of our civilization. at one
time or another. have been embraced in Inc
social and political systems Of ancient
Cincinnati Commercial. g: :.
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ccTcNEF,s sAJE0F TuPEF HIN

A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF THREE HUN
IA DRIED AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES OF
drew Rutherglen, attorney at law and general as
signee In bankruptcy, Richmond, Va. hereby In
innate that I shall by virtue of orders issued by
tue district court Of the United States for the district
of Virginia, dated nth and 3lsr OF August 1860,
offer for sale 1t public auction, at Jarratt's HOTEL
cember $780, at II clock noon, free from all liens
and membranes, the following property surren-
dered by Philip G. Jones, Dinwiddte county, TO
the court Of bankruptcy in his schedule filed with
the clerk Of court-to wit, THREE HUNDRED
AND EEIGHTY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND In
Dinwiddie county, On the plank.road, with srn al
dwelling and out-houses-arst-classw wheat and TO-
pacco land.
TERMS One-third cash; the balance by equal
instruments at SIX and twelve months. the purcha-
ser to give notes, with interest added, with APP
proved security, ana the title TO Dc retained by the
assignee until said notes are paid.
IS AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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A SsIGNEE,s SALE OF SIX HUNDRED
~ AND TIGHTY-SEyEN ACRES OF LAND
IN GREENSVTLLE COUNTY, VAL, Andrew
Rutherglen, attorney ut Law. and general assignee
in bankruptcy, Richmond, Va, hereby Intimate
that shall BY virtue Of orders issued By the dis.
trict cour: Of the United States for the district f
Virginia, dated 18th and s1st Of August 1890. offer
tersburg. Va, on TUESDAY. 14th day of Decem.
Der 1850 ut 12o'clock BON, free from all liens and
inctrnbrances. dover excepted but which before
day Of sale NAV also be excepted. the following
property. surrendered by Algernon s. Allen,
his schednle GIed with the clerk or conrt--to wit
TRKCT OF LAND containing SIX HUNDRED
AND FIGHTY-SEVEN ACRES, In said county,
ten miles, west of the courthouse, on the Dry
Bread road, with 6welling-house, Kitchen, sta
bles, &c.
eoual instruments at six and twelve months, the
purchaser to give notes. with interest added with
approved security, and the title 10 DC retained by
the Assignee until said notes are paid.
AGD'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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IL ..a+ .-.. Sll - t.s.4.sE jt### 49,
A ssIGNEEs SALE OF TWO HUN.

A ssIGNEES SALE OF TWO HUN
"A DRIED ACRES OF LAND IN GREESS-
VILE COUNTY. VIRGINIA. Andrew Ruth
bankruptcy. Richmond, Va, hereby intimate that
shall by virtue Of orders issneu by district court
Of the United States for the district Of Virginia
dated nth and 9lst August 1862 offer for sale by
public auction. at Jarratt's Hotel, Petersburg.
va, on TUESDAY the 14th day Of December,
1865 Mt I2 O'Clock NJ, free from all liens and In
cumbrances, dover excepted. but which, before
dav of sale may also be excepted the following
property surrendered by Joseph Hubbard. Green's
rille comfy to the court of bankruptcy In his
schedule filed with the clerk of court-to wit, TWO
HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND In Greensyile
county about seven miles from Hicks's Ford.
TERMs: One-third cash !: and the balance hr
cGual instruments ut six and Twelve months. the
purchaser to give notes with Interest added with
approved security, and the title TO be retained by
the assignee Until said notes are paid.
= AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF 4 LIFE IN
TANNING TWELVE. HUNDRED AND Sc
VENTY-EIGHT ACRES, IN PETERSBURG,
STATE OF GIRGfNfA.--I, Andrew Rutherslen,
attorney ut law and general assignee Ia bank.
ruptcy, Richmond, Va, hereby intimate that
shall, by virtue Of orders issued by the district
court of the United States for the district OF vt-
sale by public auction 1t Jarratt's Hotel Peters
burg, Va, on TUESDAY, l4th day OF December.
1850 at L. O'Clock noon. free from all heus and In
by Hernard Todd Petersburg, 10 the Court of banE-
srnptcy In his schedule hlRd 8ith the clerk u
cni,rt.to wit A LIFE INTEREST IN 4 TRACT
III LAND CONTAINING q TWELVE Hun
DREO AND SEyEATY-EI4HT ACRES, called
Monticello Farm formerly the properly OF John
IN a Lon OF. LAND AND DIV ELBISG O.
HOUSE thereon, on Washington street, Peters.
burg.
TERMS: ope-third cash ana the balance by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-06
,,,i ByiWeilington GoddlnC
A,ctionnnr and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
( tVaTuABLE FARM CALLED ..HIGKQRY
NH = CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED MD ,I
tTHE LATE REs1pE!MNIG ME
On J0HN o, TAYLO OR, DECEASEDl, ON ~ TIE Z
RICHM ON7D' AND, ECHARL0TTESVILI4L1tE
PL4NK-ROAD OR BROOK TgR NJ r1I = y,
THREE MILES FROM THE CITY OF RlC q =
MoS T IF soy o
tered on the 2etday Of October ses IN the CAUSE
of Taylor etc rs EIlett's executor ETC., snali
seli nj public auction, on the premises. on ~
DAY the 10th day Of December, 1859, inlr, u me-:
on the next fair day thcreafter At n,ciocS NJ
the above DESIRABLE PROPERTY, or 80 m au ~
thereof as may be necessary for the purposes %
the decree. q. r,ov be
It has pecn divided by survey so that II may De
eod in parcels and it Will be so sold If practlca-
HE: butif not It will be sold as whole. "A map
of the property showing the proposed SUPERVISION
can he seen at the Office Of the auctoneer.
This is a most desirable farm. 1t fronts LOT nail
mile on the turnpike and for nearly tne same
distance on the road leading to Mordecalss Hill
beautiful eminence surrounded by SHADE trees
ovorseer's house. and all necessary out-houses.
with valuable ICE-PUND ard two 1ce-houses.
The ice privileges constitute an Important cle.
ment in the value OF the place. 1t Is on tne pest
public road leading 10 the city, and tnc
hood equal to any In the county. POSSESSION given
on the 1st day of January. 1870. W. ,.-.,
TERMS IF sold In separate parcels the pay,
ments will be one-fourt cash balance at O. j. ano
I8 months ;-or If as whole. on the same terms OF
at the option of the purchaser for one-hird cash
balance at one and two years-tn either case LOT
negotiable notes. with interest added and ute re,
tanned until all the purchase money Is fully palo
and conveyance ordered by the court
JOHN B. YOUNG,
m 90 ot,wtDccstdtd Commissioner.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY SToRY--THE MosT
REMxRYkBLs FATHER AND SOMA inost
remarkable case of consangu!neous ahec.
ton and sympathy is that of a ia,nes anu
son living In the adjoining county OF sieH-
inc. ma. father is about forty-fve years OF
ACE and the son is not yet twenty. when
one has any complaint the other is similarly
affected. fthc father has the headache the
SON has IL at the same time; If one suffers
With the toochsche the other also suffers
with It when one gets cold the other, gets
II also and SO it goes on through all the
catalogue of ordinary complaints. But yet
more remarkable still is the similarity OF
their appetites, temperaments. and general
actions. What one likes and eats the other
likes and eats; and what one dislikes and
WON'T eat the other dislikes and won't eat.
If one becomes angry, or gloomy, or happy,
to the same degree and at the same time Is
the other angry, or gloomy, or happy.
TheS sneeze at the same time, sleep at the
same time and the same number of hours
and; the most remarkable of all, they dream
at the same time, and the dream Of one IS
the same as that of the other. We mlSht
90 on and enumerate many other instances
of the relationship existing between TINS "a
ther and son. though the above are sum-
cient as showing how strange and remarka-
bic that relationship is Carlisle (hy.) Her-
ryrn
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A ssIGNEES SALE OF .FOuR. HUN

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF FOUR HUN
DTNWIDDIE COUNTY, VAL, Andrew Ruther-
glen attorney at law and genera assigneein bank
ruptcy, Richmond. Va. hereby intimate that ]
court of the United States for the district Of Vir-
plnid dated nth and 3lst OF August 1862 offer for
sale by public anction ut arratt's Hotel, Peters.
bnrg. Va, on TUESDAY. 18th day or December,
1869 at - O'Clock noon, free from all liens and In
cumbrances. tdower excepted but which before
the day Of sale may also be excepted, the follow
ing property. surrendered by W.. .. Plnrhoack.
his schedule filed with the clerk Of eourt-to wit.
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY. ACRES OF
LAND in Dinw1ddie county. with good dwelllDg
and out-houseS.
TERMS: Oue-third cash; and the balance by
equal instruments at six and twelve months, the
purchaser to give notes with interest added, with
approved security, and the title to he retained by
tile assignee until said notes are paid.
ASD'W RUTUERGLEN, Assignee.
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+. ssIGNEEs SALE OF FOUR HUN

A SsIGNEE's SALE OF FOUR HUN
"A DRIED AND FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF
LAND IN GREFNSViLLE COUNTY, VA
L Andrew Ruthergen. attorney atltw and general
assignee in bankruptcy. Richmond Va, hereby
intimate that shall by virtue Of orders Issued By
the district court Of the United States for the dis
offer for sale by public auction, at Jarratts Ho.
tel, Petersburg, Va, on TUESDAY, l+th day Of
liens and membranes, dower excepted, but
which before day Of sale may also be excepted the
following property, surrcndcrea by William +.
Sledge, Greensville county. to the court OF bank
ruptcy In his schedule filed with the clerk Of
conrt-toz wit. FOUR HUNDRED AND FiFt i,I
Of Grcensyille, Va, and Northampton, \. c.,
with dwelling, clubhouse, stables: &c.
TERMS = One third cash: and the balance by
equal instruments at six and twelve months, the
purchaser to give notes with interest added With
approved security, and the title to he retained by
the assignee until said notes are paid
- AkD'W RUTHERGLES.
de 3-F&M Assignee.
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By James NJ. Taylor.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Once No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i HOUSE AND LOT IN RoCKEI'rs.--Par-
suant 20 the provisions OF two DECIDE OF trust exc
cuted by William Ryan aud wife q NE, and re-
corded In the clerks Office OF the Richmond Hus,
tings Court-one dated 9th September, 1870 ana
the ether dated 22d November, l'5l--l shall on
THURSDAY the 9th day OF December, gss, al
O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, sell It PUBLIC AUG
ton, 70 the highest bidder. the PROPERTY DC,
scribed In said deeds for the purposes neationeu
In said deeds. -,
TERMs one-third cash one-tt,rd on credit
OF four months; end the remaining third OF
credit OF eight months, With negotiable notes pn,
teYest added} for the deferred payments and eeea
of trust the property TO secure the notes given
for the deferred payments. ,o,>~,,
This property consists eta Lot OF GRoUNth
with BRICK STORE and DWELllhl thereon
in that part or the city OF Richmond called ROCK
stts. A
The lot Is on the south aida OF Lester street east
of Giilis's creek fronting 50 feet ON Lester sifee
and running back IS feet.
This house has long been occupied as business
stand, and Ia valuable 40 such.
THOMAS ). EVANS, Trustee:
JAMss.M. TAYLOR, Aactioneer. NOW
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A sSIGNEES. SALE OF TWO HUN
n DRIED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
LAND N BRuTNsTLck COUNTY 1 "a IL
Andrew ,Rutherglen. attorney as law ana 2 gen
hereby Intimate that shall, by virtue OF orders
Issued by the district court of the United states
for the district Of Virginia, dated nth and 3lst
August 1899, offer for sale by public auction, at
Jarrntt's Hotel, Petersburg, Va. on TUEsDhi:
18th dav Of December 1862 at II O'Clock noon, free
from all liens and membranes. dover eS.
cepted but which before day of sale may also pc
excepted, the following property surrendered by
G. l.. Thomas. Brunswick county TO the court OF
bankruptcy in his schedule filed with the clerk Of
court-to wit, TWO HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TY-fIVE ACRES OF LAND in Brunswick
county twenty miles southwest Of the court. house
bounded by the lands of William Lett, Allen
Rainy and others. t.-.
equal instruments at six and twelve months, the
purchaser to give notes, with interest added, with
approved security, and the title to be retained by
the assignee until said notes are paid.
AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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1te3 s-
| SSTGNFFyS SALE OF TWENTY

N TWO ACRES OF LAND IN BRUNSWICK
COUNTY, VAL, Andrew Rutherglen, attorney
ut law and general assignee IN bankruptcy, Rich
mond. Va, hereby intimate that shall, by virtue
of orders issued by the district court Of the United
states for the district OF Virginia, dated 18th and
3lst Of August 1850, offer for sale by public AUG
tion at Jarratt's Hotel, Petersburg, Va, on TUES
DAY, l4th day OF December. 1860, 1t l. O'Clock
noon, free from all liens and incumbrances (dower
excepted. but which before day Of sale may also
DC eXcepted,l the following property, surrendered
by Jane p. Manning Brunswick county, to the
court of bankruptcy in her schedule filed with the
clerk of court-to wit. TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
OF LAND In said county with dwelling and usual
Oua-houses. Also, LIFE INTEREST In NINETY
ACRES OF LAND in same county.
TERMs One third cash and the balance by
equal instruments 1T six and twelve months, the
purchaser TO give notes, with interest added, with
approved security and the title to be retained by
the assignee Until said notes are paid.
:AND'W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
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BY A. C. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALU-
" ABLE LAND ON TIE PETERsBURG
RAILROAD, IN CHESTERFIELD COUSTf.
AT AUCTION.--In pursuance OF decree Of the
circuit court OF Chesterfield county IN the suit
STYLED Hatcher and wife u.s. jerks ct ais, we viii
proceed TO sell at public auction the premises,
on TUESDAY, December ID 1899, at o'eloekP.
containing ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
SIX ACRES. with DWELLING; barn, stable.
&C., thereon, on the Petersburg railroad, and the
Courthouse road near the tol-gate, about three
miles from Manchester-a portion cleared, the
balance In very valuable oak and pine timber.
This property should attract farmers and lumber
getters. 49,
Also, LOT No. ]. on Richmond and nanville
railroad, In Marks addition, near Baird's foun-
dry, Manchester.
TERMS !: One-fourth cash; balance on 8 credit OF
twelve eighteen, and twenty-four months, IN
bonds, interest added with good personal &C.
cur!ty. Title retained until the last payment Is
made BENJAMIN Fl. NASH,
JAMES A. CLARKE,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted BY A. c. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
dc o-Th,SS .Stutl g..
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
i NINE AND E-EIGHTus ACRES, NEAR
MANCHESTER. WITHIN ONE AND 4 HALF
MILES FROM RICHMOND. AND IN FULL
VIEW OF THE CITY.-By virtue of a deed OF
trust executed to the subscriber by s. b. Scott,
dated s7th February, 1859, and recorded in Ches;
terfcd county coart Office being thereto required
by the creditors secured. 7 viii sell. upon the
premises, on MONDAY, 18th December, at II
O'Clock NJ If fair, fnot, then on the first fair day
thereafter; at the same hour the property formerly
tND FIyE-EIGHTHs ACRES, more or less,
fronting on the River road.
The improvements consist OF an EXCELLENT
DWELLING with six rooms and all necessary
out-houses.
Also, YOUNG ORCHARDS OF peach and pear
trees Of the best varieties Strawberries, raspher-
ries and other small fruits.
This land Is well adapted TO gardening and fruit
growing: md to n person acquainted with thls
business can be made highly valuable.
TERMS Cash sufficient to defray expenses at
tending the sale and to pay Off note for $50 due
3Oth October, lSC9 credit to s795 until ID OF
March, 1870 a further credit To Ssl7 50 until
aOth August 1870, and the residue upon such terms
as said Scott Ii ay prescribe and direct.
RICHARD IRBY, Trustee.
GRrBBS & WILLIAMS. huctioneerS. DC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-06

A STORY FOR LAwYERs.--The Valley Of
the Hackensack contains still certain mum,
her OF old people, descendants OF the ola
Dutch in their homes. and who are reported
to jog on, faithfully adhering to old styles OF
living and to old ideas. One Of these " OLD
Dutchmen," as they are irreverently called,
riding on the northern railroad the other
day, noticed at Englewood handsome car
riage. and asked gentleman sitting, not lar
from him, well-known New York lawyer;
whose it was. cit belongs to Colonel
Blank replied the lawyer: "He must be
a rich man. observed the old settler.
YES" replied the lawyer, q he is rich
man; and good, honest man, too" "Ah?"
quericd his neighbor. "what is his bust
ness 2" I" He is banker and broker" ga
broker" said the old man with surprise,
"a banker and broker, and an honest
man?'' "Oh, yes" replied the lawyer;
"thcre are honest bankers and brokers'"
well" said the old man, in doubling
voice. {" I dunno bout it; l class Fem all
with lawyers" ss
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AUuTTOy sAEEs Future Days.
: nv William Pannill, Auctioneer, Petersburg.
1918 ~

4 ss1eNEE's SALE: OF a Tract
"A lOF LAND IN .DINw1DDfE CouNTY.
nj law and general assignee In bankruptcy. Rich.
montI Va. hereby ultimate that shail.p
Of ORDERS issted by the district court OF the Initee
States for the district Of Virginia dated 18th and
sIst of August, 1850 offer for sale by PUBLIC ans
ton, of Jarratt's Hotel, Petersburg Va, on TUE
DAY, l4th day OF December, 1859, at II o'clocs
moon, free from all liens and membranes
fdower excepted. but which before day of sale may
also be exctpted the fo9wtng property su T. en-
rourt of bankruptcy In BIS schedule filed with thu
clnrk Of comrt--to wit A TRACT OF LAEn con:
tanning SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY-slx
ACRES with dwelling and out-houses. quite
good farm. -. =,
TERMS: One-third cash; and the balance By
canal instruments mt six and twelve months, ths
nnrchaser to Give notes. with interest added, With
pnnroyed security and the title TO be retained b!
the assignee untfl said notes are PAID.
-, - AND,W RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.