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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-01-28
SIXTH DAY.

SIXTH DAY.
Institute met at 81 a. m.
Vice President presiding.
Music. Pray err by Mr.. Hughes.
Discussion on laughing, singing,
articulation, &c. Valedictory essay
by Mr.. G. Wood.
Report of finance committee reed.
A collection taken. Sufficient funds
on hand to meet all expenses. Supt.
Burnham authorized to settle all
claims against the Institute. Total
expenditure So, rs.
The following persons were ar
pointed a committee to revise the
minutes Of the proceedings of the
Teachers Institute Mr.. Cox, Miss
Shelton, and Mr.. Sampson.
The report of the COMMITTEES on
resolutions was received and most
heartily adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That we are thankful
that the laws of the State require us
TO attend the Teachers Institute.
Resolved, That we consider that
the present Institute has been hap
py success.
Resolved, That the success of this
Institute is attributable to the feeling
need on the part Of the Teachers, of
a higher preparation.
Resolved, That we have been
greatly benefited by this Institute,
and that we will try to aroid the
errors and practise the better methods
Of discipline and instruction, which
have been explained to us.
Resolved, That as we feel that tho
teacher must be trd;net before he can
train; we most earnestly hope that
the efforts to establish Normal schools
will be continued till successful.
Resolved, That we tender our
thanks to DR.. Shaf.er, Prof. ingalls,,
end Mr.. Cox, for their lectures before
the Institute.
Resolved, That we. tender our
thanks to all who have endeavored
to make the Institute interesting, and
instructive especially to our Prcsi-
dent and Conductor.
Resolved, That we tender our
thanks to the Ottumwa School Board
for the use Of their building and to
the Methodist society for the use of
their church, during the Institute.
Rescued, That we heartily en-
dorsc tho successful efforts, OF tho
County Superintendent to procure
first class teachers in our county J
and, that we favor rigid examina-
tions.
Resolved, That in the death of our
late State Superintendent of Public
Instruction, while we acknowledge
the wisdom ofdivine Providence, we
deeply regret his loss as an able Ed
ucdtor and christian man.
HENRY G. Cox, !
Administrations, Com.
S.V. SAMPSON.
The following was adopted:
Resolved, That q copy of these
resolutions be forwarded to the s;Iowa
Instructor and School Journal" for
publication.
Resolved, That u copy of the re-
vised minutes of the proceedings of
the Institute, be furnished The Cop
perhead, of Ottumwa, and The Des
MONIES Valley Gazette, of Eddyvillc,
for publication.
Institute adjourned sine die.
l. N. PAGE, S. Il. BuRNHAM,
Secretary. President.
General Magruder says "Poor
Carlotte's" present condition is en-
tirely owing to poison giver her by
q Mexican woman.
Rev. Fl. w. Beecher's last hobby is
a velocipedo, by practising on which,
he mortifies his flock.
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W. AI0U WOAO VuO OAVSA0o AS0A~s
I think Mrs. "Potomao" was tho first
madden" in Washington who got
her back up. Il" took" amazingly
hence the result all over the country.
To test the moral feeling Of the peo-
pie, we had preaching in the Nation
81 Theatre last Sunday night. 1fthe
folks stand il, the country will doubt
less tako up tho idea and drive it to
q successful conclusion
A Woman's Rights Convention is
in progress. Mrs. Lucy Stone, Eliza
beth Cady Stanton, Gideon Welles,
Garrett Davis and several other la
dies are expected to address tho pop
ulace. Seriously speaking the ques-
ton Of female suffrage is being agi-
tated more and more every year
Senators Wilson and Pomeroy; Hon
J. NJ. Ashley and several other prom.
inent gentlemen have put their
shoulders to the wheel and l would
not be surprised if five years more
will see the fair sex placed upon the
same voting status with the male
sex. Then the fair Juliet can walk
up to the polls and vote for her be-
loved Romeo. Oh! won't it be 70.
mantle? l have often wished l
were born rich instead of handsome
(D but if crinoline is to mould the
political sentiment of the country, l
shall rejoice in my own loneliness q
But "Old Man Blair and the young
Bl:ir's, Senator Doolittle and mum
Der OF others who amt good looking
will be forced to take back seats
"They can't come in"
Canterbury Hall has reopened -
The grand French "Can.Can" is the
principle attraction. Bloomer cos
tune for the ladies and tight rope
exercises for the gents. Its big
thing on ice.
Parepa Rosa gives q grand concert
at Metzorott's Hall this week. The
Davenport Brothers are performing
spiritualistic tricks and picking up
small change. Wallis Opera House
has played out, and the "shebang" is
as dark as u dungeon.
General Fitzpatrick lectures TO-
night, giving his "Sherman's March
to the Sea-"
Receptions by distinguished off.
Gals are like angels visits-"few and
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sbyas qusntity Of curn which hsd peen 80
damagsd as 10 be eelesssfor ether pnrpose es
and in fermentation gave out mot only in;ss
Sasra ss in search Of plunder. The sashes
proved fraii projections against freed1 ;9.,ss
In condition Of liberty they were litt, ,1
f e. BY previous training to enjoy, for all
ths sashes were quickly smashed 70 atoms,
the plants uprooted, and OF the enc s q 'h had
frolic nothing was to be seen OF what haa
been but broken glass, rotten corn, and
mould u all in q tumble. But the loss of the
plants cannot be repaired the season for
forcing them is over the land prepared
toreceiye them must be applied to purposes
less profitable and every arrangement
based on good supply of early plants is
thus overthrown. We have not heard which
Of the psrties shoulders the burden Of
damages, but they are Of such . nature as
can hardly be measured by pecuniary
estimate. 80 I =. 100 49, 49,. -
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To the Richmond Dispatch

To the Richmond Dispatch. ~
We Of the nineteenth century cannot
claim all Of the inventive skill that has so
changed the character Of war as regards
appliances fol-. effective modes Of killing
one another. Observe what La Gazsettd ds
Francia Of ITS says relative to on inven-
ton of that time: "Coloneli Fasting
,(Swedo) has invented hre-arm that Can
be fred from eighteen to twenty times per
minute. Colonel Fasting presented this
gun to the King, who received it with great
favor. The inventor is occupied at the
same time on another machine OF similar
character, which can be fired thirty times
minute" sE ELL1coTTs'
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@. BY Grubbs &c Williams, Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TsRUST SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
L ING AND COAL LANiS, IN HENRIrO
COUNTY. A FEW MILES ABOVE. RI H.
MOND. BY decree rendered hv the ircnit Court
of the city OF Richmond on the 27th dayof Fcbru-
ary 1869 In The .ult of Jones's adminlstrator rs.
NcGruter and others, I am directed, as trustee
under the deed from u 4 MCGruder. Of the 2lst
day Of March 1887 70 the debt due to Jones'
administrator, to sell the several LOTS OF LAND
allotted by the said decree TO the said II. < NC
Gruder, or much thereof as n.y be necessary.
Pursuant to the said decree shall IN MONDAY
the Eth day OF April. 1869, at l. O'clock NJ. that
being the first day of the prl term OF Eenrico
County Court. IN front Of Henrico rnunty com t.
house sell to the highest bidder. at public auction,
the So i'll lots Of lIrd.
LOT No. ]. on the Thrcc-"hopncd road just
above Short Pump containing II tME. HUN
DRIED AND FORTY SrE AGkEa adjoining tho
Hcf;rudc-. Fannie tousins. Joseph Jude. u2us.
tus Jude Jack Eunhol7, and Deitrlck estate.
Lot No. ?, containing NISHTY-ElGHTh AND
THREE QUG RTER a. RES. adjoining the lands
Of REUBEN El'is John q. Ta,rln an. w. ~. Nc
Gruder, 2amuel Fills, and the Coal Mining Com
pany. Both of these tracts are well timbered
with wood Of original growth.
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, and LOr 70. 4, on
Juckahoe creek. contsining EVENTEEE AND
A-HALF tC3ES. These last two lots are In the
coal region, and are believed to have coal upon
them.
TERMS !: Ope-f0urh cash; and the residue at
six. twelve. and cighteen months, negotiable notes
for deferred payments with Interest added and the
title retained TIL the whole purchase money Is
paid ard 3 deed ordered by tho court.
THOMAS J. EVANS,
Trustee and special commissioner.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS Auctioneers. NH "a
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APErERsBUaa, March 80, 1863.

- y J. Is PETERSBURG, March so, 1863.
II was understood some days ago thas
;p,,sh, borgess. was to have the office OF col
isc,nr az tSis revenue district, and there ls
rsa son 70 believe that he not only applied
Cav II Init had the promise of II. II 30, ms
arnec.a.;ons are effectually dashed BY the
Il S1rnfnatiop of DR.. Prince, which, If con-
f;rmed will put him in permanent possession
OF. the place. 1t is representea 90 20 w, :,
: lucrative position. The headquarters are
in Norfolk. It is stated that Mr.. burgess
. was supported by the whole hepuohcan IN
forest Of the city. The nominee came here
VIII the. Federal army in the spring OF
iss5 and served in the capacity of surgeon
on.the staff Of two or three successive com
hmanders of the post. He may be sta! act
= inp Is surgeon to the troops stationed here
j though he is ostensibly one Of tho editors
= OF the Times, and has been moro or less
+; %, con nreected with the Republican press Tor
some time. a.I -.
= {, The accounts from the country represent
bthe wheat ss looking healthy and vigorous
: and different from the appearance OF the
4 cror, az the came time heretofore in that 1t
shows "a q greater tendency to tiller instead Of
I taking an erect growth. This is flavor,
able Indication, and we may nave !, some
ground to hope that after 9 series OF oisas.
q trous, seasons the next harvest will Dc
9 faithful one Throughout the southside E!
however, as far as / can learn, small
crop was seeded. -, nor =
I, We have to record the death OF MI NOE
msn Pescud, which occurred early TINS
~ morning at his residence in this city. lie
was in his usual health yesterday, put
a list evening he Was attacked with apo
plexy, from which he did not rally. lie
was % grandson Of Peter Francisco, Of
whom, there are number of descendants
> in this city. Like his grandfather, though
not IN an equal degree, he was distinguished
for his muscular powers. He was PROBABLY
between thirty-fve and forty years old,
and much esteemed for his, quiet, UMPIRE
?. tending virtues. He was never married.
j .alt4f So %
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BY a. G. Pulliam, Auctlonecr.

EE'RUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
u TWO LOTS ADJOINING MANCHESTER.
AS trustee in deed executed by Z homas Murphy
to me for certain purposes therein mentioned,
dated 2d day of prii b63. and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Chester
field county, shall expose for sale ut public
tion, on the premhe3 on WEDNESDAY The nth
day of April, 1852 ut 81 O'Clock Z. NJ the TWO
LOTS. Nos. 81 and IS mentionedi In said deed. No.
81 fronts Is feet on Jt erson street. running back
lib feet. with good framed building thereon. No.
5s vacant lot Of same Size, on Adams street; all
enclosed.
TERMS Made known at sale.
WILLIAM AMBERS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. 9. PuLLIAM, Auctioneer.
ttnlnn
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer end Real Estate Agent.

MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ON
IN CHURCH HILL, ON THE WEST LINE OF
TWENTY-EIGHTd BETWEEN AND Z
SrREETs FOX SALE AT AUCTION will be
sold at auction, on the premises on 7 H IRSDA Y
the 1st hpri 1869, at halfpast O'Clock z. NJ the
neat COTTAGE RESIDENCE located above,
now in the occupancy OF Mr.. Joseph II Wood
ward. The house contains four rooms besides
storerom and back-porch room. with we'll OF good
water In the yard.
TERMS: half cash; balance at SIX and twelve
months, bearing interest, &c.
mh27 w. GDDDIN. Auctioneer.
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OF the 43 deaths which occurred from external
causes 38 were accidental, S were suicides, and
were prob ably murdered-the motive being IN one
doubtful rs the insured was struck by stone from
behind a wall on Il road in tie country.
OF the accidental, 6 were produced by railroad
casualties, by steamboat explosions 4were from
drowning and Z we're lost a. sea; eoccurred from
coup de sotet during the intense heht Oh lasI sum
by machinery, by falls / by. the accidental dis
charge of a gun, and by being thrown from rom .
cineHtwo OF them having taken large quantity OF
morphine by mistake IN one case 1t being put up
by the druggist instead Of powdered rhubarb; q
third dcank an overdose or tlncture OF aconlte,
which he mistook for brandy. A..
Two Of our insured are reported 10 hm aT bav v
lived rs years. ,e
Applications can be made to Mr.: LEWIS
RooKER, Mr.. JOHN L. GoDDIN, Ior the under
signed. d. n. WALKER Il CO, Agents.
No 1914 Main street.
DR.. j. B. MCCAw, Medical Examiner.
NH
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RICHMOND dYMNAsIUM.-The EVE
~ MING GLASS for young men and boys WIN
pe disc9ntinued after the lst OF April next. All
VINO hold tickets can attend the Night school atthe
ssa TIr n9ass on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAY. ., until their time expires.
.D.CUNNISGHAM, Presfdent
Err y !. .. Hull, Secretary and Treasurer,
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BY Richardson Il New5urn,
BOOKS AND STATIC NERY.

NEEMOIR OF THE ASSASSINATION OF
IYl H. RIvES POLLARD. Prepared by his
urul her e. 4. POLLARD. Containing II narrative
of The assassination AS dlvulged from different
sources; the great spe CHI or John II. Gllmer,
ESQ, for the prosecution spoken OF as one or the
finest forensic 6frorss ever made In Virginia tie
charge Of Judge Burnham; and some suppressed
heretofore unpublished) letters TO the New York
Herald concerning the trial. Price in neat paper
binding, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Liberal dis
count on trade orders. All ord 10 be addresse ed
to j. WALL TURNER, bookseller,
NH sl-5teod li1t Main sire t, Richmond, Va
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BY Francis T. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Msin and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
W ABLE GRANITE QUARRY IMMEDI-
ATELI ON THE JAMES RIVER AND KAMA
VIVA CANAL, THREE MILES ABOVE RICH
NOND, AT AUCTl0N.-By virtue OF decree
pronounced by the circuit court Of the city OF
Richmond on the nth March. 1889, in The suit OF
Tinslcy and wife against Mountjoy and others.
shall as special commissioner appointed by said
Decree proceed 10 sell on the ground at public
auction, on THURSDAY The lst day OF April $780,
at O'Clock p. NJ. that very valuable GRANITE
QUARRY known as "M0UNTJOY'S." contain
Ing about eight superficial acres. This quarry IL
well known, and contains the VERY FINEST
GRANITE EVER USrD IN THIS CI1Y. The
stone splits WELL IL OF fire grain. and easily quar-
red. ! he field lies Immediately on the james
Eiyer and kanawha cansl. and on the north side,
at the distance or only three miles from Rich
m0nd.
TERMS One-iourth cash balance in three equal
instruments st four, eight. and twelve months for
nego able notes interest added. Title TO he retain
ed until the whole purci ase money is paid and a
deed ordered by the court.
HENRY G. CANNON,
Srecial Commissioner.
FRANCIS T. IsBELL, Auctioneer. NH 81
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.,,.- For the Dispatch.
Foxes.

.
Hunters more Destructive than
Foxes.
Foxes appear to have been very destruc-
tive to poultry in the lower part of the
county during the past winter; not less
than thirty are reported to have been killed
by hunters in regular chase within few
weeks. But as the season advances, this
sport cannot be continued without damage
to growing crops, and those farmers
whose grain fields are the scene Of strife
between the pursuers and pursued will
suffer more damage from the hunters than
they would from hundred foxes.
A curious case Of consequential injury
from this cause has come to our knowledge.
A Dozen or more hunters we're chasing
fox over the lands Of William B. Randolph.
adjoining which is the farm of William
Jonos, on which he raises fruits and
vegetables, and the ardor Of the chase
distinguishing all thought of prudence for
themselves, and regard for the rights NJ
others, they tore down fences thew could
not leap, and thus liberated a herd Of Nv
Randolph s hogs, which for the time enioyed
the largest liberty. In their exploration
they came on Mr. Jones's hot-bed, in which
were many thousand cabbage, tomato
cauhhowcr, and lettuce plants that had
peen carefully nuraed through the winter
anu we're nearly ready for setting ont. II
happened that the bottom heat Rad h,on
generated, not by manure, as is usual. but
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-aUSrvON SALES.
TrrIIs DAY.

= JEe
100 - TEu5 DAY..
<x--.->-<<-~~-~~ ~<>~<~~~~<~~<<
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
- y 40 = 80 x ECoLLECT0H'B OFFICE
THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. {
RICHMOND, 18th March, 1852. y
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
IN y virtue Of authority vested in me by United
STATES mi rnn revenue laws I have, for non;pa
ment OF taxes distrained upon the entire aisIiery
annaratus and fixtures or Messrs. styll q Davis,
Situated at Port Mayo, near Rockets. henrlc TIC
County Va. and win cell the same at pubic anc-
ton On the premisea to the highest BIDDER. ior
cash, on THURsDAY the 5sh DAY OF saId nr rn
perty consists in part Of The following,
- ! STEAM ENGINE and BOlLhh,
MILLS,
s MASH TUBS,
,stsa, FERMENTING TUBS
DOUBLER,
"a ~ ICISTERNS.; &C, and
HOG PENS. rom 10
Collector Third District OF virginia
PoSTPoNEMENT.
The above sale is postponed to the same tine ana
place untfi E DH JoiN e, MULFORD. 5
- sS'..EI &. Collector, &C.
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BY Grubbs Z Williams, Auct!oneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON MAR
SHALL STREET BETWEEN TWFNTY-
SECOND AID TWEHTY-THIED sTREETA
FOR SALE 1T UCTIUH We will sell at
auction, on the premises on I'll URSDs ! the ist
day Of April. At 81 O'Clock L. H., the beautiful
BUILDING LOT located as above adjoining the
residence Of john y. Mouutcastlc Esq the
fronts thirty three feet on the north size Of Mar
shall street and runs back or hundred and twenty
feet to an alley fourteen feet wide
TERMS Gnc-fourth cash; balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes In
terest added, secured by 4 trus. deed.
GAUBBS q WILLIAMS.
NH - Aucl lone erS
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1~~~-<~<~>~
sFUTUgE DAY.
= : 80 q
By Paine & Co., Auctioneero.
r ARaE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.


LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY april 7th, commencing at 10
select we will sell at our auctlon-rooms. large
and desirable assortment OF - !, eE
.' 'A0 FRESH sPRINa DRY GOODS; =,
now receiving. comprising great variety or
CHOICE and DESIRABLE GOODS, suiteo 10
The spring trade. ,,,,
: - 200 CASES = -sto4 slL
= BOOTS, SHOES, AND BtLMoRALs,
all fresh goods, embracing every variety Tor
men. women, and children. ~ ar -r
With large invoice Of f-. al
e1T READY-MADE CLOTHING.
r. MEMS AEp B0Ys' HATS, q
TRAvELJING-BAGs, &C., &C.
We invite the particular attention of, city and
country merchants to this sale, rs the goods are
all fresh and seasonable and will be sold without
reserve and In lots to suit buyers. III t&
r mha1 rs PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.,
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BY Francis i. 1sbell, -~ =
.EIi kuctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
!, Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
2 A DMINIsTRATRIX'S SALE OF HOUSE
IN HOLD FURNITURE, STOVES. BLACK
SMITH'S TOOLS &C.. At AUCTlON.-Wlll De
sold on WEDNESDAY the slst day OF MARCH
1862 commencing at 10 O'Clock A. H., at the laLe
residence of John Z. Kelley deceased on the cor or
ner OF Nnrshall street and BROOK avenue, the loi-
lowing EXCELLENT FURNITURE, &C.:
- - WARDROBES 'a III
CABINETS ....... .~
I s- r."a q BUREAUS,
. .-e+-:r WoRKsrAND' " @l
.-,f PARLoR and other CHAIRS,
BEDSTEADS ... II
s. ,s. 4 LOUNGE,
MANTEL ORNAMENTS,
;--t i, .r- LOoKING-GLAsS, ASA H. -.
10 WAsHSTAND. marble top, 5s
BOWLS and PITCHERS, ,-. MI
. CARPETS
-s RUGS, .~. .s --H.... -r
"a. CRIB,
TENDERS, ....-. g..
CRoCRERYwARE, 81
STOVE and FIXTURES,
H BLacKsMiTH's BELLOWS. 81
rna 1.trra ANVIL, h @". --
VICE.
c#9"T (. SHAFT and FIXTURES. &C., &C.
TERMS: Cash. LAURA g. hELLE1,
Administrators of John r. Kelley, deceased.
FRANCIS T. IsBELL, Auctioneer. mn ~
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DOWHATAN aTEAMBO ATe,rn

Il COMPANY. Steamers STATE X4<EA
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBUkG.--,-i,-.ss
reliable, and cafe route T. baltimore, ssyapnaS,
more, making close connection With steamers -
Philadelphia. No charge for WHARFAGE, draw ~
or forwarding, and no tranehIpment OF goods e.,
tween Richmond ana Baltimore Leaves R,i.i
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and a. :
sTURDAY. Leaves Richmond every TtJEsDsY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. 81, ~
Freight received every day texcep. Sunday IN IN
O'Clock z. ID. These steamers hare eIceI|ent
saloon, stateroom, aud passenger accommodated,
Fare, g.; meals and sta:eroom extra. For freigS
or passage apply 70
HkRVEYs Il VILLA as, Agents,
IN al u,
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f., .... By Dudley j. Jinkins,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
lit Main street,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Lo-

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
Il AND FRAMED. DWELLING ON THE
CORNER OF MAIN AND II A d l o II
STREETS.-In pursuance Of the provisions Of
deed Of trust executed TO the undersigned ny
joseph Brignole and wife on Septemtcr %, 1883,
and recorded in the CLERKS office of the Hastings
Court OF the city Of Richmond in Deed BOOK
81 B. page 23l shall, on SATURDAY the 81 or
April, 1859 at half past a O'Clock Z. NJ, on the
premises If fair II not the next fair day, offer
Tor sale alt that PARCEL OF LAND fronting
ming back on the western line OF Madison street 1903
feet with u FRAMED DWELLING thereon, and
q well of good water 10 the yard.
TERMS: Enough cash to tlefray trust expenses
and to discharge two notes amounting TO S7l;
residue upon such terms rs the said Joseph Brig
mole shall prescribe: or In case OF his allure,
upon such terms as the trustee shall name ut the
hour of sale. 5Un. JOHN ). WISE.
mh2 ... Id s Trustee.