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mortgages s42, ,552. .32l; mortgages
lS,467; money released by
the same S22, ,583,08S. There were
erected during the year Ii, ,4l9
dwellings; 2,S19 barns and stables !;
3O4 mills and factories ard 800
stores and warehouses. Total value
81, ,045,277. An increase of 2,146
in number, of s1,2S5,21T in value
over 1867.
There are reported in the State
$50 turnpikes with length o; J, l6s
miles and IL plank roads with a
length of SO miles. Increase in
number OF turnpikes 112, in miles,
S79 over 1867. Nearly two thirds
of the number and length of turn
pixies in the State are in Miami
county.
There were supported by the coun
ties 1928 paupers, 4, 422 of these in
Infirmaries.
The number of county buildings
in the State is 2S1, valued at Sc, ,269,
l772
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whites. We may as well recognize
the fact that the Pacific States are
not going to allow the Chinese to be
enfranchised by any means. Nor
would it be safe for them to do so.-
We can not know the future extent
ofthis emigration. Itmay be enough
TO vote the Americans out of the
control of government in California,
and to set up there new China, with
the religion and all the social customs
of that delectable land.
OF course the American race is not
going to submit to this kind of con.
quest, nor to expose itself to any
such danger by enfranchlsing the
Asiatics. 1t never intended to lay
down any doctrines or institute any
practices, anywhere, by which the
domination would pass to another
race. The attempt of the National
Government to place the Mongolian
and American races on a political
equality in the Pacific States would
bring on a secession conflict which
the remoteness of the field would
make as extensive as the war OF
Soutbren secession. This is one OF
the obstacles to any universal suffrage
amendment to the Constitution and
the recognized necessity on the part
of Congress of providing this excep.
ton is one thing that confounds and
makes inconsistent their propositions
of amendment. As the amendment
passed the Senate, the exclusion OF
the Asiatics would depend wholly on
the naturalization laws and on the
judicial construction that the Asiatics
are not white persons. This would be
insufficient. In the shape which the
amendment is likely to take, it will
allow the exclusion of the Chinese,
but by SO doing it will by implica-
ton recognize power Of disfran-
chisement In the State that will in
theory place that of both whites and
blacks in jeopardy. This is one OF
the difficulties in the way of a suffrage
amendment, and it is one of the evil
dences that the Constitution had bet.
ter be let alone.
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- From Disnep..tory of tho Ir,,,e, States

| B
From Dispensatory of the United States.l
DlOSMA CKENATA-BUCHU LEAVES.
PRoPERTIEs.-Theiro odor Is strong, diflusive
and solnewat aromatic, their ItsIe blIIurisii
and analogous Ia mint.
MEDICA PROPERTIES AND UsRs.-BucIIu
leaves are gently stlmulenI, with peculiar
tendency To the Urinary organs
They are given ia complaints of the Urinary
Organs, sucn as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the
Bladder, Morbid Irritation OF the Bladder and
Urethra, Disease OF the PROSTATE Gland, and
retention or lncontinence oI Urine, from a loss
of tone III the parts concerned IN Its eyacua-
ton. The remedy has also been recommended
in Dyspepsia, Chronic rheumatism, ouIaneous
Diseases, ana Dropsy.
SONS from the ages OF Is To b. and ITyIn 81 10 81
or in the decline or change oI life; after Con-
finement, or Labor Pains Bed Weiting in
children.
In affections peculiar to females the Extract
Buchu Is unequalled by any other remedy, AZ
in Chlorosis, or retention, lrregularlty, Pain
fIlneas or suppression OF the Customary Egac-
UaIions, liberated or SchirrOus State OF The
Uterus, Leuchorrhea or Whites.
DISEASES Oh THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAY
Ell, AND DRoPsICAL SwELLISGs.-This medi-
cine increases the power OF Digestion, and ex-
cites the At,sorbenIs into healthy action, by
which the Watery OF Calcareous dispositions.
and all Unnatural Enlargements are reduced
as well as Pain and inflammation.
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHU has cured ev-
cry case of Diabetes IN which IL has been Civ
Ell. Irritation of the Neck, OF the Bladder, and
Inflammation of the Kidneys liberation OF The
Kidneys and Bladder, Retention of Urine, DIS
eases OF the PROSTATE Gland, Stone in the Blad-
der, Calculus Gravel, Brick-dust Deposits, and
mucus or Milky Discharges, and Ior enfeebed
constitutions, of both sexes, attended with the
following symptoms; lndispostion to exertiou
Loss OF power, Loss OF Memory, Difficulty ol
Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling Horror oi
Disease, Wakefulness, DIrnness of ision, Pain
| in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body
Dryness OF the Skin, Eruption ON the Face
Pallid CounIenance, Universal Lassitude OF the
Muscular system.
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU is DiuretiC
and Blood Purifying, and cures ali Diseases
arising from habits Oh dissipation, excessrs and
imprudences IN life, impurities of the Blood
DC, superseding Copal ba in affections for which
il is used, such as Gonorrhoea, GleeIt OF long
standing, and Syphilftie Affections-in these
diseases, used in connection with HeinlbOtd.
Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere
Beware OF counterfelts. Ask Tor Helmbold' s
Take no other. PRICE-sl Is per bottle, OF
bottles for s5 %. Delivered TO any address,
Describe symptoms in all communications
Address ii. Il. HELMBOLD,
59i Broadway, n. Y.
NONE are genuine unless done up in steel
~ engraved wrapper, with fac siInile of ny
cnemical Warehouse, and signed
ian - 2m IL. L. HELMBOLC,
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IN announcing the Weekly Gazette ior 1lre iire
in being able to offer IL in fuli size, lhPio'Sr 80
in quality, and Mt reduced rates. We haNe a.
present, to each subscriber, n copy Oh the
GAZETTE ANNUAL REGISTER A-'D
HANDBOOK OF LYFORMATION.
This wor,, will contain complete history OF
current events for the year lSoS, cohlPdIsatANss
election returni for all the states. the vote OF
Ohio and Indiana by TOWNSHIPS, tne
names of members of the Legislatures oi Ohio'
Indiana and Kentucky, times for hoidlns uts,
trict or circuit courts, salaries OF oineers, All All
other general and valuable statistics. This part
of the work will be edited by EDUAhD w.
| M .NSFIELD, Esq, whose name VIII De ac-
cepted as a guaranty of fullness and accuracy.
EorficuIturaI Department, which will
be edited by DR.. JOHN A. WARDEh, we'll
known as a practical and scientific Horticuitu-
rist This will contain directions for the selec-
tion and management of fruit trees, vines, etc,
and will prove permanently valuable.
/ The Register will be issued on or ABOUT tns
/ n rst of January and will be sent free 10 all
subscribers to the Weekly Gaze'te, Whetner
subscribing previous or subsequent 70 tne liz mis
| of January. Those renewing their supscrip-
tions will be treated as new subscribers, the IN
ltention being to make a present Oh TINS Naiua-
BILE work to every subscriber -,
Iceive extra attention. n reasonable space MI IL
be given to the publication offrst-eiass stories,
toriginal and selected.
| The Largest and the BeSf.-The weekly
Gazette contains more reading matter tnan
any other newspaper published in the United
Estates and, when this fact Is considered IN
lcounecton with the free gift of the Register, II
is also the cheapest Our aim Is 70 MAINTAIN n
the full size of the Gazette, ana improve IL "a
quality. 1--we should reduce us siss .', 'Sii
we could afford to sell II at half price, Dut TINS
would be no inducement TO osubscribers
i An Entirely New Feafure.-Having no
great political battles TO fight during the year,
| we shall have more space for general ana ms
lcellaneous reading. This will be occupied IN
part by articles under the head of PERSONAL
lRecoileetiOns, one ofwhich will be publish
ell weekly. These will be written by eminent
men in various parts of the West, who have
Ialready been engaged for that purpose
IOur authors have been selected from the vari-
lous professions, including Ministers, Lawyers
Politicians, Farmers, Merchants and editors.
Each article will have attached to 1t the name
of the writer. Suffice to say now that the gen.
ltlemen whose services have been secured, oc'
cupy high positions, and have made for them
selves national regulations.
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SpstiaI 8otitss.
A CARD.

America as a missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay OF the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and the whole train OF
brought on by baneiul and vicious
habits. Great nImbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, | will
send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one
who needs it, Free of Charge.
Address, JOSEPH L. INN MAN'
Station D, Bible House, New York City.
oci30no24m3-
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This paper is printed on Tuesday and Friday
of each week 1t IS the same size as the Daily
and Weekly, containing thirty six full columns
OF reading matter. Most of the reading matter
prepared for the Daily and Weekly Will De pun
tishcd in this edition. Persons who desire a
paper oftener than once a week, but do mol
need daily, will ind this the cheapest and
best paper published anywhere
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COstiVeneSS,

or Consaipaijon of the Bowels, should always
rec,eive prompt attention, as it predisposes the
system TO disease. The timely use OF such Sai
liable cathartic remedy as Roback IS Bl9oa riihs III,
has saved much sickness, disease ana ueatii,
and many persons To-day, are indebted 10
these pills alone for their very existence, us
the certificates in our possession VIII atiSat s;-
trey x Ettlnger, Sole Agents, findlay, ohio'
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Terms of Weekly Gazette {:

club of TO- and an additional copy t0r ereTy ttCe,l-
~ subscribers thereafter. For clubs Of 80 the SEMI
KEEKL Y tCiu be sent instead Of ertrd Ueekhes,
IL preferred and for clubs OF 100 The DAILY 1ciH
6e sent IL preferred 90 the eItrd Weekiies a copy
Of the "ANNUAL REGLSTEIe" tciH De sent us
a present 10 ereTy subscriber TO the Weekly.
THE SEMI WEEKLY GAZEIIE
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Ohio Statistics for 1868.

The Report of John Russell, Sec
retary of State, is one of the largest
and most complete ever issued from
that Department. In addition to
the usual report to the Governor
there is included the statistical report
to the General Assembly, which has
received much attention and is very
complete.
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THE DAILY GAZETTE
As n newspaper the Daily Gazette Is not sur
passed by any publication in the United States
II covers the entire field of News, Literature,
Commerce, Manufactures, agriculture, anu
Amusements, and occupies IL fully. Matter
coming under these heads, not found In the
Gazette will not be worth reading. In It's Ed
itorial Department the Gazette has all the ex-
eellenee that a variety of first-class talent can
impart 10 1t. In principle, We need hardly say
that IL Is Republican.
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POETRY.
THE WORKING MAN.

The noblest men know on earth =. :. q
Are men whose hands are brownwifh fol
Who, backed by no ancestral graves,
Hew down the wood, and till the soil;
And win thereby prouder name =.
Than follows king or warriors fame.
The working man, whateer the task,
Who carve the stone. or bear the hod
They bear upon their honest brows -
The royal stamp and seal of God.@
And worthier are their drops of sweat
Than diamonds in a coronet.
God bless the noble working men,
Who rear the cities of the plain;
Who dig the mines and build the Sbipe
And drive the commerce of the main
God bless them for their toiling hands
Have wrought the glory OF all lands. =
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HORSES, CATTLE,&c.

There were listed for taxation for
1868, 710,375 horses, valued at S4s,-
5s8, ,747; 1,512,666 cattle valued at
2.676,379; 25,4l1 mules valued at
81, ,697, ,465; 7,6Ss,S ,S45 sheep valued
at s14, ,sl9. 1858; 1,s12,572 hogs val
ued at s6,275, ,s29. In horses, cattle,
and sheep, there is an increase in
number, and quite decrease in val
ue as compared with the previous
year.
Licking and Harrison counties are
the great sheep growing districts,
the former reporting 340,027 sheep,
and the latter 252, ,906. The wool
clip of the Stateis "a, S4S,624 pounds.
During the year 34,13l sheep were
killed by dogs, 19,4l6 injured-val
ued at S123,7Sl. The number OF
dogs in the State is 176,367.
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AGENTS..

We Wis., 10 arrange with Agents, male or fe-
maie, to represent the American shuttle Sew
ing Machine, in each Slate, County, and Town
in the United States and Ontario. Extra in
ducements TO Experienced Agents For full
particulars, as TO Salary or Commission, address
Il. V. y. ANDREWS,
GeaeTai agent,
Detroit Mich.
[ n. B.-For the benefit OF our Agents We have
arranged with parties who have Goods suitable
for Sewing Machine Agents TO sell. We will
send BOOK OF SAMPLES and full particulars
ON receipt of one red stamp. Address u. V. "
ANDREWS, General Agent, Detroit. Mich.
Jan 10, 6sly
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There are no remedies SO well and fayorably
Known as .Household Remedies" as DR.. 10,
hacr,s Blood Purifier Stomach Bitters and
Pfood pills and no family should ee without
tnsna. Frey and Itsinxsr. Asat<. Findlay' "
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Don't Grow Old.

There is no necessity for premature old age
use Roback's stomach Bitters; II gives vitality
and elasticity by ipvigorating every organ Of
the body. Frey Etungsr, Sole Agents, Find
lay, Ohio.
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Warranted for Five Years!

Our Agents will be supplied with duplicate
parts OF the machine, in case OF accideaL II
makes precisely the same stitch made by the
Machine.
IL has the Under-feed, like the best of high
priced Macnines, and Is the only low-priced
iced: We are enabled to sell a fjrst-class SHUT
TIE MACHINE at Very low price, ON ac-
count OF us simplicity, aud consequent low cost
pIicated machines.
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Farm for Sale.

SLAM desirous of going West this season,
n will sell my Farm for t1ity DOLLARS per
a..ra Situated three and half miles SOUTH
E:ast OF Findlay, in Jackson tp, containing
one hundred and fifteen acres, with good bull
ding and orchard. Immediate possession CIV.
march am Z, RICE
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COAL, SALT, &C.

In 1867 the total average arabic
land in the State was 6, 4SO, 753 acres.
an increase over 1866 of 6, ,925 acres.
There were mined during the year
46,703, ,S20 bushels of stone coal /;
and manufactured 167 ,59l tons OF
pig iron and 2,019,992 bushels of
salt. Meigs county reporting l,719,-
992 bushels.
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Eleven Wears

OF Experience, with a cons, ,antly increasing
demand h;r Roback Medicir ses Is sufiicient ac,
knowled9 ment Of their int yinsic merit, anu
places tp.em the very INST In rank LOT cut,nS
Sold .a sy Al Rrusgis,s s FEsyi pd Ertinser' sole
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Terms Of Semi.weekly Gazette:
THE DAILY GAZETTE.

IN ertra copy ic b. sent 10 the getter up Of each
clt,b OF ten and uptcard A eopyo( the ANN
Al REliLSTER tOiU be semi 10 each subscriber.
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All persons having unsettled accounts with
the firm of Ferguson 4 Heck, are requested
to call and settle Immediately. The books may
be found At the qldice Of the new firm.
jan u ly. FERGUSON 4 HECK,
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Announcement for 1869.
The CINCINNTI GAzTTE.
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE

THE WEEKLY GAZETTE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-27
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VA
CLUABLE FRAME DWELLING AND LOT
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET
BETWEEN TWENTY-FIVE MD TWENTY
SMITH STREETS, CHURCH HiLL.-By virtue
Of decree Of the Hastings Court of the city of
Richmond rendered on the stlr day of October,
1862 In the case of Ford and wife rs CrutChneld Ell
ais, shall, rs special commissioner thereby ap-
pointed, proceed to sell Mt public auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the LIST day of November,
proximo, ut half-past o'clock =. NJ. that yalua-
BILE FRAME DWELLING AND LOT located az
above.
The DWELLING has 2 brick basement and two
stories above. containing seven rooms: with gas,
closets and kitchen detached. with - rooms
wood and coal house, stable and water on the pre-
misses.
The LOT fronts 1913 feet aud runs back within
parallel lines IS feet to an alley in common ten
feet wide.
TERMS: Twenty-Five per cent. Of The purchase
money to be paid III cash nj the time Of ale, and
the residue IN three instruments payable in sis.
twelve, and eighteen months, with Interest added.
Notes to be given with approved eudorscrs, and
the title to be reserved unit! the whole Of the pur
chase money Is paid.
j. A.-RICUAEDSON.
Oc 2a-9Q. .e. &tdtl Commissioner.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
E.c.ter from James City County,
Fence or No Fence:-.-A MODERN
Dnvy Crock ctt---SoTa---Pc

letter from James City SOun4S.--
Fence or No Fence:---A Modern
Dnvy Crockctt---SoTa---Pc
BURNT ORDINARY, NA.,S
October 20, 1869.
At the last county court OF james CITY
the attorney for the Commonwealth called
attention to the fact that the county courts
had the power to do away with fences.
After much discussion the court postponed
the consideration of the matter until the
first Monday in December, when final action
will he taken. Though = violent struggle
willbe made by offence, there is but little
doubt that the court will do what foN-hunt-
crs have always done-yotc fences nul-
>ance, and knock down all the stakes and
riders, Stobs and caps. in ''ye ancient county
of James City," II Il few counties will do
the same thing, it will force the Legislature
L. do what ought TO have been done ut first
pass 4 general "no-icnce law
George Jones freedman on last Saturday
caught and killed, without the aid of dogs
or nlns. 4 very large buck. Heran the deer
into the mud on the margin OF creek,
>cizcd him by the tail, jumped upon his
back. caught him by the antlers, rode him
ashore, and cut his throat. Beat it, who
can!
| regret to say that my prediction about
the crop" of sora was like my friends
predictions about the weather-a failure.
Tell Richmond to look out; am coming
10 the fnir-mayDc. y.
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By It'll &c Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and huctioneefs'
Mn 1919 Main street.

WE OFFER FOR SALE TWO HUN
w DRED ACRES OF VALUABLE LAM,
fronting one mile on York River railroad httecn
miles from Richmond, ut Summit depot III Is
we'll heavily wooded and tSeT nda5 a9d
~ +bo rrrnuth Of early Vegetables and fruits The
tin 1 and wood viii pay the price asked for It, If
not sold before, we will offer the above tract OF
street, on MONDAY, November l, 1869, Mt half
mast O'Clock p. NJ. The attention of parties de-
String good investment is requested 10 the ABOVE
sale.
months. interest added. HILL GOnDiN,
on o5tIs 1903 Main street.
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AUCTION sALEs...This Day.
ByA. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer.

SALE OF STOCk Or
1 GROCERIES. &c. AT AUCT1OE;IBy VIZ
;ue OF n deed Of trust executed by Eienar oso II
bradshaw andwfc the Goth Of 9cfSSfFTs ISSD
shall sell 1T public auction on " ~ the store
ev occnped ' BY said Bradshaw on the
of Hun and Tenth streets, In the tcRn o. %
and other MERCHANDISE, consisting in part Oh
WHISKEYS.
SUGARS,
MOLASSES,
MEAL, rrNr
WoCDWARE, &C.
TERMS Cash. - a,,r,x- rr..oa
Salo c'''''''' ~ " oc %
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For the Dispatch.
Tsle Eair-Accomnoda of the

\ great number of the "country folks"
wish To. go to the Fair; and they ought to
20. if practicable. The great difficulty and
hndrance is the expense. Now, if rooms
U'urnished) could he rented by the day, and
ii the press Of Richmond would inform the
rural districts whether such rooms could
I've obtained, at what prices, where To-
Gated, the crowd would be greatly increased,
and MANY dollars would be left in the city.
VIII not the enterprising conductors OF
the Dispatch enlighten their readers on all
these points: APPoaATTox.
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Boxprox, October :, 1889. - = DC Ids
VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY

VALUABLE TOBACCO sAGIOhl
FOR SALE IN TIE TOWh OF CLARhs-
VILE, yIRGINIA.-By virtue o. & decree ofthe
circuit court OF Meckcahur. county, seads4 81 AZ
the September term sG9 IN the suit Of I9lNnes cs.
Young trustees, &c. i shall, ~ FRIDAY ths t.in
day Of Norcmhcr 1893, SELL 10 front ~ lie uGio';.
Hotel IN the towi. OF Ciarasyiilei 10 the his.sst
bidder, at pgbic auction, tae iarSc and valuable
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY, VII : tsw tsSsorS
fixtures tosetEs- villa the LOT and HOUSES ~
schsd formerly the properly or John ". \ eEhs.;
located On Main stree. In said towr-tha near 81
the toharco-growing region Of VIS'hla n" -'ot''
The FACTORY BUILDING is OF recent con- -
struction large and conveniently ARRANGED ios 20"
manufactures Of tobacco-being three stories slsa,
sbont forty feet wide, aud seSenty-aSe or elsusS
feet TN length ., - na,Ethc
TERMS 81 SAFE: Enough inscash 20 psy, ING
costs OF butE and expenses OF sale, anu mo oessao
an = ~, M OF N.Y. days; the purchaser 70 execute
bonlmith approved personal security f,r ne ds
sssrred payment and the title to nc resatpea ah'f
ina whole az the purchase money II paid. 80,
The terms OF the above sale mst se seinpngs
, "ts VIE, - oASss - 8. II. J0HNe0N,-~ =
90 "a Commissioned,
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Y sTAUNToN, VA
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.1Tcryoy sALEs.-Future Days.
ByA. c. Pulliam, Aucti0neer.'

u,RTsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT AND VACANT LOT, IN
Ma E(,HESTER. AT AUCTION.-By virtue of
deed Of trust executed By Richard Z. Bradshaw
and wife on the goth day OF October 1859. shall on
SATURDAY, October 80 1869. ut O'Clock T. M.,
sell Mt public auction on the premises, the Hollow
ing REAL ESTATE:
First. a LOT fronting eject upon the southern
line Of the town of MaAanester, running back l52
neat and comfortable dwelling and out-bouscs
thereon, under good fences, suitable for II small
family aud lately occupied by said Bradshaw.
iSec0ndly. LOT No. % in the plan Of said town.
which fronts l32 feet on the north Side Of Porter
street above Fourteenth street, and runs back les
feet. This win be sold In parcels II desired by
purchasers.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
WILLIAM J. CLOPTOE. Trustee
A. g. PrLLIAM kuctIOnccr. oc2 80