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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29
Written tor ;hc CalcdOnian
G0iHO IfOHle.

I'm r';ae han, cries tn. sailor brave
~ h.' -ttud- on the heaviug deck
And train hi- eye o',r thc ti'ushin- wave
Tova.d IN" band. no" :, di-tqnt spcck
>cir-r and nearer, hc'4 rlpidIy bone
How cheering the thought. I'm going home
I'm. -ojn- hour! c.ic- the wsrrior bold
As h" -hclthc- biz :, ,kiug blade;
~ 40 longer sleep on the gray mould
go lurt Tor the TO, in the shade:
''y :ch:ing- ar, ocr, my r,rfarr i done,
~ w'uud- are a- nnush', for I'm going home
f.. soiu- 9rnc, ,ri,- tie traveller yrly,
4 with .ay-0urn. weary air
Ee hi him tu's.. or t.r dusty way,
And ho think % hi chilircn far:
ih,rc's jos ir h.- eye a. he trudge- alone,
Md cA.c-jly -i-,-, III going home
IL. going nome er.-s th- -ay -,hool-gir.,
, h, t1--cs Il lat H. the air
~ haan.r n. now TO the breeze uniurl.
D.,i-rd Pre-. tIcIu study and care"
Good h., t. nay book. I'll Il .ver more roaru
Ia '-Iuiu.... Ir,lI hall Tor I'Iu giul. hoIn-!
I'm soj.- Home brsatEc- TIE aged man,
,r... Ls. y"icr IT, frcrIc and low.
s..s. weary OF i ., tnnu.a ouIy spal.
90 go, ts',.r q" ili:Ely 70.
in'yr :oIS-, : so'I i.at, AMI 1rp; ne f, Il,
!.,,, hal-i.I nav cou.ss. now Welcome death
.yv-f;r. GLGN.
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VOLUME 33 NUMBER 1883

across the waters. We earnestly rec
ommend buffalo hunt to some of our
bellies whose pallid checks and languid
air form but sorry contrast to the rug
ged health and buoyancy, combined with
the most delicate refinement that charac-
terlze the appearance of the heroine of
the 'Butfalo Hunt of Smoky Valley"
Perhaps the fact that Miss T. slept but
three nights in bed, nearly always en-
camping out from the time she left home
TILL she reached Cincinnati on her return,
might prove some slight drawback to the
pale young woman in question, by which
the easy roll of their carriages on Nicol-
son Pavements is strongly preferred to
the blood warming leaps of mettled
courser.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

-" Singing is great ''instItution." 1t
oils the wheels Of care, supplies the place
OF sunshine. \ man who sings has Il
good heart under his shirt-iront. Such
a man not only works more willingly,
but works more constantly. 4 singing
cobbler will earn rs much again money
us one who gives way to low spirits and
indigestion. Avaricious men never sing.
The man who attacks singing throws IA
stone at the head of hilarity, and would,
if he could, rob June of its roses Hnd
August Of lis meadow lark. Singing
promotes health, strengthens the voice,
the organs OF the throat and lungs, and
prevents Or cures consumption. Sing
ing is an excellent agent for promoting
| mental hygiene.-HeraLd Of He1ltA.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

SAL n male advocate Of woman's
rights "When ! am in a crowded car,
and lady come, in, thIik it Is the du,
ty oi -or"o other man TO get up and give
her hi, seat. look around the car tc
sc if any man in the crowd looks like
making a move in that direction, and
when ! see them all keep their seats,
hide my face behind my newspaper, and
blush for my sex"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

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y a'ss ~,4.i,.. ~, Iaa. y .ro1t-, r'oh- {
- -..- N.,r ,rectl,irs. 'lrck-, l,''s..y, t'-
81 10 ...4. ~ Auau door Of Woodbury.
.r'. IS .iN. NIENONT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

'.- 3, tu. Tie b'et nrri lr of FI.uI Il TO h'
1T, "i.! lca.c call II the Freight Depot
". y. lEAHNED, A.'n..
:, ", &ov. -. l~,~. %'I
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

\ young lady dropped dead on the
streets of London from tight lacing.
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};ueiufas CGrGe.

...a.l,. 'll, -.i,.5t, ~ - ..I.i 5.,.. i.- "a,
6. S. CLARKE.
..I-I A\p geo II l. { s X !
taax-ErtEr ,~u ~rNTIu.IE
u,.,,t vermont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

ern- -,N.ME.T lII.L5 AND OUGH
9.lliHI EL. AZ tLr best rem. dice 1 ever
S'l : i what every On" =Iys THAI q c7
fLeI4 : tri J.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

II. |. SCOTT, Nj. T..
; iA4UI, iIiYSICIA> h%N ".'iH\
.-.t.v'r- N,r.r-t
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l. 3. HARRIAGToN. SONS & c.,

N' -li ROOMS.
. - - -, ~! i-,srcru Avenue, t. .i"husiurs
'1 ..-.. assor;ul.uf of ~ ,>.-. CAEI%rr
~ " ..., md I>,rEr,iItN E''R~. AMI
B.. s'.. ,t &--I.'I NI:' nA>I4-- ..nd Us.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

CAyiD 81. MERRILL NJ. D.,
iA-I,IA\ AID - hGlNN,
l.,,.. crIunu'
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-tO. {. & GEO. W. CAHOCN.
.. rt". -rtr.Isr-. O.. 'IiN>' IL
...- ur.. nd l:ou1 A, I.yuiuI., ".
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

\ SUrERB Journal FOR ANY home
We 10 l,t believe there is any way in
which our readers could invest the
small sum OF one dollar and a half where
ii would bring them SO large returns,
both in prot, and satisfaction, as in q
subscription Tor the elegant journal Oh
winch We have just now received the
October Numbcr-the American Agrl-
cuIturiSt. 1t was originally started 2e
years ago, specially is a rural journal
and It's motto ever since has been ok
cyIsioI" lis size is now Increased
to ii pages, with beautiful cover upoI
each number, and il is literally crammeC
with most usciui information for all class
e5, upon matters pertaining to the Farm
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-29

c. i. CARGitL, ri. D.,
r-ErI Nd &. g. % .
H,' ford. Nurm..'.
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+ {. NEWELL, ii. D..
.--,.,< N\p ST f.. 2! H s.
..s.fr SGN.-,
...- ..si1en,c. opI''if, II. church. hf-''
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!. c. BiNuhAM.
r.Gf!l-I AND iT'AI.H ~ : tifI.
-.-. - - .u-.... ~.
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.a.r !. AARNGY BHOWNEIL, H. D.,
rHN 81 ] y N
--. lyu:.avili", F.
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uITE uTL-- ZOO y.
- ND .V.nir-., Mai. -t.',t, -. lrau.'ugE
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E. GALLAGHER.

.t,IYR II t,I\EEAl DRY GOODS.
r,H>-r>'- IIv.N.
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G. 3. BULLAKD,
-.,IA k>E }. d, !. .. h.
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auTuAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
- SFS WORE.
~ AssErs OVER, -..r"', 1902.
nrar.iEI-, Special Agent It ID. nn-'.r-. II.
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.rhis is supposed to sluic u two d-coctions called
poI. and sherry and imagined by earthly nation tc
p.I JAKE vi u yIRGus nature.
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h. c. EELOEN,

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Di iIs
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2 r RIACKSTONE,S

...I- A\p \ g. 90 II l. 8 X )
t,sx-S'trr ,>r -r>Uo'IE
N,.n,L vermont
R. B. BLACKSTONES
MAIN uEL--IN SALouN.
= BIC y.lir-. NaiH -t.',t. -. l'..u.'ugy.
N. Nj. JOHNSON,
,t,IER II rINEEAl nEN GOODS
rnH>-n>'s Nln.N.
.,s,,r., = loln-.urg. "
F. GALLAGHER.
Manufacturer -uI Dealer %.
= SHOES A>D HEEE-
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}. ". BER RRY,
n..uf4 .r,r- -ai irs.l,I- !u
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FINDINGS. &. Go.
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GEO. S. SHAW q cos
.,t>kEAL I>Sl KA\CL A.E\CY
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JOHN BACON ID.
.tNI.lN HIDES. LLArIItE AND OIL
= hnsLuTy '.i'rr "
4. P. HALE.
RLAtk< O. II,
,..,5ss vil,se II J"hs-'try. "
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N'naf',t"rer Of
'4NkE ENiI' III " Al''''' 'ht-' i'iHNN. ~
shopr Padio.l'. Village. =. .Iohu-. .,sy, ".
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PUTNAM D. McMilLk,.
HAII IAElEIEELR

49, ~ DRY GOODS. ". I tr IL. fIul D..
Pa r r ENISii.Nt- 'f..u.f-. Ir'-.
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,.,sno,res Fsorrest. wasl ,inpton,

mario Shaksncare. Emmett, Was} jington,
Henri. and jefferson. He paid an G loquent
tribute to Virginia: made an earnest appeal
70 his comrades to live up to their high re-
snonsibilities and duties; and concluded
with an eloquent allvsipn to the &C enes and
sentiments Of parting.
Mr.. Singleton was most loudly cheere
and when at the close Of the exercises u
friends Of both the speakers OF the "VentuE
crowded around with their congraI '5pns.
II was evident that they had give great
satisfaction TO their comrades.
UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.
This was the evening for the delivery OF
the prize medal to the author OF the best
article in the magazine, hut instead lro-
rcssor Holmes a. the organ Oft the
of Award, came forward. and, after begging
the audience "to give him a few moments OF
unaccustomcd siiencc.' "a request. by the
woy. which was but little Needed ne read
q letter from the Joint committee OF me TWO
Socictieg. which advised that the medal be
reserved for another session. for the reasons
that the Dicccs presented for competition
were so few and so nearly equal IN general
merit. and so far from any dlst1n@lilshin
! ucc,liarities Of excellence, that it was mex
rcdicnt to confer the accustomed honor;
| I'VE have not room for the long and graceful
letter.
From this letter it appears that the medal
ia to be made a decided honor, rs It will be
awarded only to an article Of reo' merit.
The editors for the first term of the next
session are Mr.. Linden Kent. Of Louisa
county. Va, on the part of the wash"
and Mr.. IT.. c. White, of Baltimore. on the
mart of the Jefferson Society. These ener-
rctic and accomplished editors have set on
foot various schemes which will greatly I'M
nrovc the magazine, and it is pretty certain
that a medal will be awarded ext session to
tr,ro MORT. A~LUMErs.
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InIRISTIAN bBSERN Err,
i | { II VI y y. Y A..

REV. 4. CONVERSE. u. b.. REV. L. Il. cos
VERSE, Editors and Proprtci"rS.
This i the Oldest and ono Of the most popular
religious papers in the southern ~iat"S. II - Il
Presbyterian journal. liberal in its spirit, accept
able among all denominations. and especially
rlrsr-cLAS~ rAHPT rllL1ST' X F$&2l.1Grous PAPER.
II is commended la the Christian public 10y steve
raj considerations
the Church for lift y-siN yCarS-a longer time than
any other paper. During fortytw" years ii tES
been conducted by its present senior editor.
BY its diligence IN lis work. Overcoming MANY
difficulties IN lis early history, and >mcc">>fmllH
surrounding obstacles during The war. and ut lis
close. 50 great that they ucca~iOncd the suspension
for long periods of every other weekly paper III the
South.
By it, adherence to principle. 1t was the ONLY
conservative evangelical journal published In t!c
North ut the commencement Of the war whose
views could not he changed by persuasion or In
timidation. II adhered To its conservative princi-
pics even At the cost Of its suppression and tst
arrest OF its editor.
Ey It's character H. Il family newspaper. IL fur
handsomely printed, and regularly and accurately
mailed. 1t includes among It's correspondents
~ Terms or SUBSCRIPTION:
II l. 4 handsome sheet. twcut r-cight hr urty-
three inches. published weekly. at THREE Dol.
LARS \ YEAR. in advance.
Liberal premium, are offered for new sub.
>crIhcr-. consisting al valuable books Smith Il
Harnum's Bible Dictionary. Communion ScrH Tres.
Iarl"r and Church. Organs. Scwing-Machinc>,
Wa>hing-Machinc~, &C.. &c.
II the premiums arc not called for, new sub
only I1i0' TSw"01 o. n"Ii,iE;S R[NSiD5 T"wIESrY-FFIVvIE
X am hIhbVIETTl.i55i.&G NEbitM the CiIiEis,
THAN OBSERVER has few smperiors in tine south,
crn states. Its circulation i very large. Pack.
ages OF The paper. VARYING from 4 Sinsl" copy Il
one or two hundred are sent every week to FOUR
ZEN HUNDRED FO>T-OFFICES.
Terms made known on application.
Address \. & f. Il. CONVERSE:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-01
By Lee & Goddin. Auctioncers,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN THE
i COUNTY OF HENRlCO.--By virtue Of n
deed OF trust from William j. Martin and wife,
dated the 18th day or May, IsGS, duly recorded In
the clerks Office of Hcnrtco county court, and
being requested 80 to do by the beneficiary In SAID
MONDAY the 5th day OF July, lsGH. THAT being
court-day. at Ilcnrico county courthouse, Mt II
NJ. the HEAL STATE In said deed mentioned
to wit, that certain TRACT or LAND lying and
being on the Darhytown road, in the county of
Heinrich, containing SEVEN ACRES, with the I'M
proycInents thereon. adjoining the lands OF the
estate Of Archer Taylor, deceased, John ". Fuss
sci. and Leonard IIizfr.
TERMS ut sale.
II. 4. ATKINSON. JR.. Trustee.
Sal" conducted by LEE 4 GoDDIS, Auctioucers.
too
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lnrs. and especially s,.:ss :sss egakenea in of thc
has existed from tis Fcv. Or. fcnE. Nv preshr.
'cT,on church. Rev. Mr.. Jones Of tN% aap,,Ist
church, and RcY. Mr.. Rogers OF 'hf ''c'"o"'S'
"I)ccp and pcr vading as hns been thzs reiis,"nS
interest II has not interrupted or lrtcrisred VII,
IN tho slightest ,lcgrcc, the general nntlcs w MI az
" ~ Indeed. the attention to these dnslcS mas
hccn most marked
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BY wellington Goddin.
kuctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

DRAINED TENEMENT AND SEvE-
L RAJ BUILDING LOTS, II II OF
pERTY. FOX SALE At AUCTlON.-Wil be
sold ut auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY
the ID Of July, 1869. mt 6 O'Clock T. NJ, n
TENEMENT ut the corner Of Calhoun and Allen
streets. containing six rooms, and several VA
CANT LOTS near thereto. :.
As this Is low-prlced property persons OF smaI!
means can procure 4 house or a lot Tor = small
sum. and upon terms of payment to suit their
views.
f. - W. GODDIN, Auctioncer.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
COUTIIERN LAND AGENCY.
CENTRAL OFFICE.
No. 1901 MAIN STREET GROOM No. 81,
RICHMOND. VA.
FREDERICK ". POOR, GENERAL AGENT

FREDERICK W. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention Of persons having real
estate In the city or state for sale to the advantage.
offered 10y this AGENCY. and promise on our part
energetic efforts t" secure purchasers Tor all pro-
perty placed IN our hands.
Our connections are well established throughout
the North.
To purchasers sc offer for sale CITY PRO
PERTY, FARMS, Hills, MlLI-SlTES, MINE
RAJ and WOODLANDS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. James q. Blaine, Speaker House Of Repre-
sentatiyes.
Hon. X. c. Schenck. Chairman Committee OF
Ways and Means, House al Representatives,.
Hon. Jautcs \. Garfield, Chairman If Committee
on Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander Riyes.
Hon. II. II. Wells, Governor of Virginia..
IT. &. Bond. Esq, Rcsistcr In Bankruptcy.
Major-Gcneral y. o. Howard. Z. :. \.
Colonel 4. ;. Buford- President Of thc Richmond
and Danvillc and York River railroads.
II. ID. Cooke, Esq. Of Jay Cooke 4 Co.
General Williams &. Wickham, President Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ap ~l6-Snd&w
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Correspondence ofEthc Richmond Dispatch
From the White Sulphur.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. NA.,{
June 80, 1869.
E7tors Of The Dispatch:
The first train of cars carrying passengers
arrived here to-day from Covington, bring
ing up a number Of gentlemen from New
York, who visit this section of the state
(partlv at lcast) with the view of examining
the railroad route with Il view to the lmmc-
date extension of the road to the ONO
river. Among the gentlemen are {. L:
Huntington. 4. w. Peck. Mr.. Colburn, and
General Williams 6. Wickham, Genera!
Joseph K. Anderson, General John Echols.
II. d. Whitcomb, A. T. Capcrton, Alfred
Rivc~, J. b. Dorman, +. NJ. Taylor, n i.
VI. Mcmahon, Esqrs. accompany this party.
The arrivals at the white" to-day mum
her forty y~iSitors-among them are tbs
Chief Justice s. p. Chase and daughter.
The Thermometer is now ranging here
through the day from &c to 50 degrees; the
weather dry and very pleasant.
The large number Of letters daily received
by the proprietors show that this place VIII
speedily be filed to Overlooking.
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4 TCTION SALE.-In compliance with
~ instructions from the Treasury Department.
there will I've sold at public auction, on the I'D DAY
Of ITIY n, IL o'clock noon, at Baltimore Steam
boat huildings, Rockets landing, Richmond, Va, u
lot 81 PLASTER and -, ono pounds moro or less "i
COPPER ORE. captured and abandoned property.
TERMS: Cash nj time OF sale Government
funds. Property to be removed within Ave days
from dav Of sale. JOHN ;. LOOMS. d,
H. nI-tIs Special Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
TIIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Wifl he
IL sold on SATURDAY. July 2, 1Sf9, commence
Ing M 20 O'Clock \. NJ. mt the high constablc's Of
flee. the following prnpcrtr-to wit:
One lot LIQUORS,
PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES,
CrCUMBERS,
FISH,
BEANS.
CRACKERS,
NUTS,
FIGS,
RAISINS.
CANNED FRUIT,
SOAP,
SPICES,
Two gross EMPTY BOTTLES.
SALT.
ono barrel SYRUP. &".
The above sale is made to satisfy m order OF the
Court of I~Iusticgs in my hands in favor Of Is. l..
Cahcn and against Andrews < Catlc't.
ALSO.
will be sold. At the same time and place.
one OTBL BLOCK and ROPE,
WARDROBE~,
BUREAUS,
TABLES,
LOOKTNG-GLiSSES,
CARPETS,
LOCkS. &c.
tn satisfy sundry distress warrants In my hands.
TERMS: Cash. WILLIAM X. TALL,
wi IL. e. {. il.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, dc.

TuMSTOCE'S RATIONL FOOD,
\ R~AClIAHOTT DFS ARABES,
DELI.UC'S BISCOTINE.
R0RINSON'S PATENT BARLEY.
PURE BERMUDA iRROW-ROOT.
SELECT GUM ARABIC. &C.:
for sale Inv j. BLAZE. Druggist,
IL % s2a Broad street.
TTOMTOPATHIC MEDICINES, CASES
BOOKS. EC.-ju~t received - full stock Of
homeopathic MEDICINES, CASES. BOOKS
&C.. to which | inyit" the attention of all who IA
yor the practice. This is the first general stock
ever offered in this city. and every article can he
relied upou aS being pure. fresh, and reliable.
JOIN w. BISON. hpnihccary.
corner Main aud Third streets.
Ia DC Richmond. Va.
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DOARDERS.-Wc would be pleased 10
ID accommodate i few BOARDERS during the
Summer season.
TERMS: so per week $50 per month. Children
ami servants hHlf price.
Io5t-oIicc Greenwood Depot, hlbcmarle coun-
je .5--coaet JOHN S, COOKE.
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By Lyme 4 Brother,
AuctiOHccrs and Real Estate Agents,
I,9l N,tr .,r..,.I

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN THE COU\TI or HEN
RICO NEAR TIE CITY or KiCllMoND.-Ky
virtue al u deed ~ trust from Charles IT. Lcbcr
and wife bearing date Tire Goth day ~ November.
lSGs. and duly recorded III the clerks office Of Hen
rico county court. | shall. by request OF The lcnc-
fciarv in said deed. proceed to sell on NoNDAl
the 18th day OF july next, At 1 o'clock t. NJ. on the
premises, The following LOTS described In said
trust deed q No. ! In square -. on / and
Thirty-third streets: LOTS Nos. 3 and In square
20. between q, +, and Thirty-ihtrd streets Il o.
fronting los feet on Thirty-third street and running
back between parallel lines 10 feet Il LOT dc>tg-
mated rs square NJ. -. bounded ny Z, Il. Thirty
first. and Thirty-Sccond streets, containing TWO
ACRES and OTIS Nos. | and : in square No.
3s-i!l of said lot. being contiguous - each either.
TERMS Made known on the day OF sale.
j. ~ WILLIAM FoLkE>, Trustee.
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Tn above mentioned property orr enough ncr"ft" pay ehN on each Nrnratc lot, or part OFFS
lot viii solo at public auction In front of the martH-homt in Manchester, IA, on THr RSDAI.
o rTnrrrrhmM po O'clock NJ tibet ak not paid p~Eum. together with twenty per
cent additions or chag&m coupiancew with the town orirmnrcp passed July 1853 aud amended
"mrnwtd F.. H. FOOTE, Deputy Conetr.
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SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
N PROPERTY.-By virtue of Il decree ~ the
circuit court ur the United states for The district
If Virginia entered in the cause of John Johns.
.ir.. assignee Of Henry ENall, bankrupt: RS. Tuir-
ucr i. ENall. | shall sell at public auction. toihc
highest bidder. ON FRIDAY. july :. 1859, ut |
O'Clock l.. NJ. in front Of The United states court
house door. In the city Richmond. that valuable
GRANITE QUARRY at the First Locks. on the
james River and kanawha canal. known rs Pages
Quarry. and lately worked by Henry ENall. II Is
situated about three miles from the city OF Ricil-
mond, and has SIX e1-i00 ACRES OF LAND
attached to it. The granite Is well known, and
uncquallcd In the United states.
TERMS OF SALE nne-third cash the balance
in three am! six months, negotiable" notes. interest
added. JOHN JOHNS. JR..
Assignee Of Henry ENall, bankrupt.
jc ~s-"tawtdS
The above sale i postponed till further notice.
In pursuance" If an order Of the district court of
the United states for The district Of Virginia. 80
JOHN JOHNS. jR..
jyl Assignee Of Henry EMAIL. bankrupt.
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