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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04
TRUSTEES, SAFE OF ABOUT EIGH

TEEN HUNDRED AND EIEETY-SEVFH
ACRES OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
YORK, IN THE STATE or VIRGINIA, AND
NEAR THE TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURG
cuted by Robert Saunders and Lucy b. his VIII.
bearing date on the LIST Of January 1851 and duly
recorded in the County Court OF York county. the
underGigned the trustees therein named ~ the
request OF the ~reditor secured by said deed, aai
having given the four months notice required ny
the said deed 10 the said Robert Saunders Of such
requisition, win, on TUESDAY the 10Th day Of
February, 1888, At the front door OF the hSch'nIr
Hotel, In the city OF Richmond, a. the corner OF
Franklin and Fourteenth streets, At the hour Of y
O'Clock ~, proceed t0 sell the REAL ESTATE
conveyed by the deed OF trust aforesaid, called
and known rs 20 TFS'S CREEK or so much
or such parts thereof 81 may be necessary ~
satisfy the trust crested by the said deed This
land Is situated on Queens creek one or The tribu-
tares or York river, and but short distance from
said river, in the county Of York. IN the state ol
ter can ascend this creek 20 within few miles OF
Williamsburg.
The place Is said 10 be particularly valuable for
oyster planting. No further description Is now
thought 10 be necessary IL Is presumed that any
one desiring 10 purchase viii view the premises
and Judge fir himself before the day OF sale.
THE TERMS ARE: That she purchaser pay one
half Of the purchase money the day Of sale, aud
the balance in two equal payments--One on The l.t
day OF January 1870 and the other the LIST day of
January, 1871, and for which he shall execute his
bonds each 10 carry Interest from the dsy or sale
and 20 be secured by deed OF trust said laRi.
The undersigned, Talbot sweeney, residing IN the
city OF Williamsburg will take pi"ssur" In show
Ing the land TO any one desiring 10 purchase.
b. Il. DOUGLAS,
TALBOT SWEENEY, Trustees.
10 \
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

yy7RUSTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND
I LOT ON THE NORTH LINE OF DUVAL
STREET NEAR TO BROOK AFESUE.-By
virtue OF Il deed oftrust executed 10 the subscriber
nv Mr.. John Clash bearing date :cth March. 1881.
dnly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court.
shall in execution thereof proceed 10 sell at pub
liz aucti0n on the premises. on MONDkY The
sth day Of February 1859 at half-past O'Clock +.
~, If fair, If not the nrst fair day thereafter.
the BRICK TENEMENT AND LOT on which II
stands. located as above now in the occupancy Of
Mrs Elizabeth Franklln as a store and dwelling,
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires q cash sale,
am authorized by the creditor To say that he VIII
accent those terms : or. II preferred by the ppr-
chaser. ore-thrh cash balance Al four and eight
months. bearing interest properly secured.
T., D 20 Fee iBss VI. ", YOUNG, Trustee.
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Ry WELLINGTON Godd!n,
AuctIoneer and Real Estate A gent,

gTERY VALUABLE LOT, AT THE
y NORTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND
ELEVENTH. STREETS, FOR SALE At AUG
TION.-W III be sold al auction, on the premises.
on THURSDAY the Ith of February 1850. at 4
o'clock p. NJ. that very valuable LOT located as
above. fronting iny-fvc feet. running back nine
tvseven feet u an alley. This lot is In the heart
II the business part Of our city, and within one
hundred feet OF the Basin, and IS acknowledgement
located for large wholesale warehouse or COM
miS,ton-housc.
TERMS One-fOurth cash; balance ut six,
Twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by trust deed.
lcl ". GODNIN. AmctiOneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

FUTURE I.
CHERIFF'S SALE,-Will be sold on
y MONDAY, 18th day Of February, lssa. at IL
o'clock NJ. on the premi ses, n the distillery of
Mcssrs Styi 4 Davis, James river below
Rockets, one STEkM-ENGINE and ROLLERS
and all the MACHINERY In said distillery also,
all the TUBS, TANKS and other articles used In
the manufacture Of whiskey in said distillery !;
also ALL the PENS, SHEDS, and other LUMBER
used for feeding and keeping hogs on said prem
iscs or so much thereof as may be necessary To
satisfy license taxes IN my hands III favor OF the
Commonwealth OF Virginia against said styll ~
Davis WILLIAM VI. MCG RUDER.
Deputy Sheriff, for II. j. smith Sheriff Of
f. Hem leo county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04
BY Grubbs K Williams, Auciioneers,
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

A NICE BRICK RESIDENCE ON THE
"A WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET
JUST BEYOND LEIGH STREET, FOR SALE
AT AUC1ION.-Ur THURSDAY, 4th February
at q O'Clock L. NJ, we will sell upon the premises
The RE- lDENGE situated rs above, recently DC
Cupi"d by Mr.. u. w. Fickrel.
RI has seven rooms besides basement, hsth-roc III.
iron verandah In front, gao and water Kitchen
with four rooms, well drained by Culvert.
The pro misses are in nice order, havin@ been re-
Gently painted and papered. immediate possession
given.
The lot Is 90 by l33 feet.
TERMS One-fourth cash balance Mt t3Ur. eight
and twelve months, with Interest.
GKU6B3 u WILLIAMS,
IA 40 auriioTGers.
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letter from CIeric., sca,awas.

H'Va " STeFfCssi ScafNWRH.
The following letter from Presiding Elder
Phelps Is in the genuine style Of political
parson:
To the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch
Sirs,-I learned for the first time on get
ting home, on Saturday last, of the out
rsgeous assaults that had been made upon
me in your paper because of my statements
before the Reconstruction Committee in
Washington. IF the facts were before the
people | would feel perfectly willing to be
silent. went to Washington to seek the
removal of disabilities !" from several
citizens Of Augusta county,. / learned soon
after my arrival Of the effort to strike from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04
BY A. Z. Pulliam, Auctioneer.
SALE OF HOUSE AND

j. LOT IN MASGHESTER.-In pursuance of
n deed OF trust dated on about the both or May,
1858, from henry Cunningham to the undersigned.
recorded In the clerks office OF the county court Of
ciary proceed to sell at public auction. on the
premises, ~ O'Clock 7. II. on SATURDAY the
ing and Improvements thereon fronting about 80
feet on the south side or Hull street 1t the corner
OF Hun and Harrison streets part or Lot No. Is
In the plan of Manchester.
TERMS OF SALE Cash rs 30 Il sum sufficient 10
pay the debt secured, and balance on terms 10 be
stated At sale c. q. MCaAE,
Trustee.
sale conducted by A. G. rULLiAM, Aucllonccr
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A Colossal BMBAssADREss TO THE COURT
or ST.. JAMEs.-Miss Anna Swan, the Nova
Scotia giant lady, has taken passage for
England in the steamer Columbia, which
sails next Saturday. Miss Swan has the
happiness of presenting n greater altitude
than any lady living, measuring, as she
does, some nine feet in height, although she
is but twcnty-one years of age. Miss Anna
is devotedly loyal to the English Crown :;
and although she goes abroad for the pur-
poses of public exhibition, she hopes to be
able to assure her Majesty Queen Victoria
in person that the greatest of her subjects
in Nova Scotia earnestly favors the New
Dominion. "-Neto York Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04
Bv James NJ TAYLOR p Son. Auctioneers,
Office No a2i Main street.
three doors below SnotswOod Hotel.
A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, AT

A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, AT
~ THE SOUTHWEST TORETp OF MAR
SHALT, ANN MYTH STREETS. FOR SALE
Vt AUCTION Intending to remove nv fanlly
early IN the SnrIng to my farm near the rl'V so as
70 he hlrh to give to It closer attention WIN
ont interfering with my business In the city, ann
being unwilling 20 rent out nv residence sitnat"h
rs above will sell the Samc at auction. nnon me
nrnnises on Tuesday the Cd day OF February
Mt hGlf-past O'Clock y. VI. :,
The nain hni'fing contains twelve rooms ana
the wing inc rooms embracing large ana hanh-
come oarnrS chambers. and dning-roomE. ne
SITIaG dressing rooms rlOce'a. kfchen. serVnntS
rooms &c Sc II Is supplied throughout with
waterand gas has hot and cold baths, and every
ther ronvrn! once to he found IN modern hrStci'ss
dwellings also. stable, carriage house. Sr. NC.
Tn rcsract Of comfort Conv nience. ana deslra-
hI'y of locatfor-heinr IN one snuare Of The capt
to and convenient to all the pnhifc Nu'Idings-f is
con dered to he Of the most desirable private
residences IN the citv-
TERMS: One-'hf-d cash : balance nj four. eight
and twelve months ror negotiable notes, interest
added. and secured by deed ~ 'rust
JAMES " TAYLOR.
JAMES ". TAYLOR Il SOW, Ructioneers.
Immrdi ptnlv after the above sale will re sold
that VkTTrhRIE RFST, TSTATF at the corner
nr BROAD and Ninth strCp;s. with the Improve.
rneDts thereon. The lot fronts H feet on Road
street and runs back about l5n feet IN a 2O-fnOt
navrd alley: at present occupied as stores and
dwellings.
TERMS Made known at sale.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR y SON.
kuctioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04
By E. d. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneec.

night FRAMED HOUSES AND NINE
H. VACANT LOTS, SITUATED on LEWIS
STREET AND Opposite r. JOHN l.; CAR
TER'S, JUST OF TSlDE OF THE COKPOhA-
TION LINE WILL BE SOLD AT AITITIDN
on THURSDAY the 4th Of February, 1853, at 3
O'Clock p. M.
The houses are In good repair and well enclosed.
The houses will suit purchasers OF moderate
means who wish to secure home.
TEENS WIN be made known at sale.
(. d. EACHO,
ia27 Real Estate A gent and Auctoneer.
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by Cook Il laughter, Auctionecrs.
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

TTNEXPIRED LEASE OF BRTCK-YARD,
l SHEDS, MATERIALS. BRICKS. &C, AT
AUCTION.-0n THURSDAY the 4th instant, at
II O'Clock we will sell at the brck-yard Of Messrs
Slngur 4 Co.. Port Mayo.
Abont Is ORC SFT.FCTFD STOCK BRICK.
Three large BEICK SHEDS and other LUMBER,
KILN CLAMPS and CASING STUFF
One BRICK PRESS. In good order:
Three MORTAR WHEELS, In good order;
WHEELBARROWS, CART, HARNESS, &C,
ALSO.
the UNFXPIRFD LEASE Of the premises, eN-
tending To June. 1870.
The above offers great Inducements to brick
makers as Il embraces everything necessary for
conducting the business.
There Is also nm excellent lot of CLAY con-
vcnirnt. which may bc purchased aftc- ne eNnira-
tiou Of the lease. COOK Il DAtGHI)S,
not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-04
By Lee & Goddin. kuctioneers,
No. iii Main street.

TWO PRETTY BUILDING LOTS, ON
I TWFNTY-NJNTH STREET RETWEEN
q AND p, FOR SALE At tUCTTON.-Cn
TUESDAY the 2d of February NJ O'Clock +. NJ,
on the premises. we will sell the LOTS located as
above described each fronting 90! feet on The east
side of Twentv-nnth street nv 100 feet 70 an eight
foot alley, being part OF square No. 8 in Ru,her-
forf's plan.
TERMS : One-third cash balance Mt four and
eiCh. m onths for negotiable notes, interest added,
and trust deed to secure same
LEE & GODD1N, AuCtiOnecrs.
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VHHE LYNCHBURG NEWS,
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY,
A. WADDILL & CO., PROPRIETORa
COLONEL r. Z. WRITER'S AND j. c. PERRY
EDITORS.

The undersigned ask leave TO Inform their OLD
friends and pa.rons OF the LYNCHBCRG DAILY
day become the sole proprietors OF the paper ana
Il shall be their only end and aim 10 make the
NEWS not oplya hrst-class journal, equal IN
point Of merit and ability TO any one In the SLatei
the varied and attractive features which consul
tute newspaper In the proper meaning OF the
term. ,,.,, ~
The NEWS will be under the editorial manage
ment and control of colonel T. K. Withers ana
Mr.. j. q. Perry, so widely known rs the louhucls
of the paper, and under whose conduct II attained
so extensive popularity, and who, In again en-
tering the arena Of journalism, bring with them an
experience and an ability which guarantees 10 the
natrons of the NEWS journal worthy In all re-
snects of their favor, and a welcome and accepta-
BILE visitor In the home circle and IN the work
shop to the merchant and the professional man ;
I'm fact to all classes and conditions Of people.
Especiai attention VIII be given TO flrnl shlng &C
curatc reports of the markets from all sections OF
the country, and tie arrangements made to effect
this purpose defy competition with any journal III
Mr. 4. Waddin with an experience Of over
forty years in the newspaper business with
CORPS of associates OF enlarged practical expert
ence and determination 10 make the VIEWS de-
serving the fullest measure of patronage, conn.
IDENTIFY appeals to the old friends and patrons OF
the paper as we'll as to the public generally. Tor
their encouragement and support, assuring them
that no effort win be left unexerted to merit their
favor. ,ru,o,- ,r,,sc
DAILY. TRI-wEEKLi.
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Five copies of Daily News, one year: $50 1--WE
copies OF Tri-Weekly News, one year, $40. And in
the same proportion for any larger number, the
money invariably to accompany the order;
Advertisements In the NEWS will be inserted
u ia Il. /, l--'' 4. WADDILL 4 CO., Proprietors.
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AUCTION SALES.
EfrTTpT DAY

nPEN CANAL-BOAT FOR sALE.-Ws
~ will offer for sale ut public auction on o..
TURDiY. February 8. 1869. at II O'CLOCK n, %. 81
Basin bank at Ninth street the OPET CAgATs
BOAT j. +. Glszebrook. The host has recen,i,,
undergone thorough repairs and is wen adapted
for boating coal wood, or general merchsndise
TERMS Liberal.
Co St #y.. StSPSDN, Bisg G. fn
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POSTPONED.

In consequence or bad weather. the above sale
has been rOstponed until THIFRSDAY. 4th instant
n o. clock L. NJ. LEE tOl)DlS,
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y1RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE

'RUEIEs'0 > y Il II VI F3LUHohb
I LkND IN GLpr,ESTER CtTrrN.-By
virtue OF y deed Of trust executed ny Edwin FSi!a-
lerro To the suhacrircr for certain purpo.cs therein
specified. the subscriber viii sell, on SATURDAY
The 18Th DAY Of February. l56s al Gloucester Court
house at public auction 10 the highest bidder thal
valuable Tract OF LAND lying on North river,
IN Gloucester county, adjoining the lands OF war
ner T. TailIfprrO and others, on which Mrs B!ahd
TAiiaferrO 1T prcsan. resides. .,
This tract Of land contains ONE HUNDRED
AND THREE ACRES lies Immediately on horth
river, IN one or the most desirable neighborhoohs
in the county. There IS Oh the place Ep-d
DWTLLIh G-HpU~g and AL necessary out
buildings and the land is productive and IN 22od
state Of cult ovation IL IS rarely that such desirable
property Is offered for sale.
The terms viii be accommodating. Selling a.
trustee, viii only undertake to convey such int
rest AS IS vested III me by the said deed Of trust
but the title is believed TO be perfect.
For further particulars or any Information on
the subject Of this land persons who may desire -
purchase are referred To Richard 5. Folkes, Esq,
Charles City county 10 Genera! William Is. ITALIA
ferro, or Gloucester, or 10 the .ubecriber.
Ia l2-tls* w. SHEpHR 40 MILE Il. Trustee.
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BY James VI. TAYLOR " Son, Auctioncers,
No. Sol Main street
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

three doors betnW SlOLSWhou fiNt
rE'RUSTEE'S SALE OF THREE VACANT
y LOTS. IL THE TNW% OF SIDNEY. At
'UCTTON.-Rv virtue or deed Of truet made by
j. :. Saunders and j. W. waite To the Subscriber
dated the 81 day of December. 1891 and duly re-
corded in he clerks rfirn of the rnunty Court Of
II money therein mentioned; due or two ccrtai n
negotiable notes and ''eraut having been made In
the Of on" Of the said notes ut the request
of the hollcrof salt note, and In accordance with
The terms OF said tl"cd shall proceed 10 sell nj
pnhic auction. to The highest bidder. on FRIDAY
the 18th day Of February, 1869 on The premises n
half.past O'Clock =. W. the property mentioned
in said deed OF trust, ~ follows: THREE LOTS
on the east side Of berry Eevarly street,
front in" each ~ feet Cherry Street and running
back 40 feet ~ an a'l"y.
TEENS Fnongh n cash to pay the expenses Of
N" sal" and ;he mote Of S3? with Interest from the
2tdav of sugnst 1882 the balance such time as
may be agreed unor at the tine of sale.
JAMES NJ T:YL0R Trustee.
Sal to I've conducted By JAMES NJ. TAYLOR &
SOH. inCtinneers. r. 3
CERGEANT'S SALE.-Will be sold on
y FRIDAY SFXT. the 5th instant. commencing
~ o'clock NJ, at the foundry OF Messrs. Tanner
& Fhtets. corner Of Seventh and Canal Streets
III" following very valuable property, to VII
MATCHING MtCHINF. OF Testers View
York make, weight probably 10 oo0 pounds ::
E.mch thtrk IN "amp!%te der With nun mn
her OF cutter heads counter and belts;
l GRINDSToNE and FRANZ. PULLEY. &C.,
with fixtures for grinding knives:
lot Of PUl,ISi3. varying from three feet to
sEC 1TTt Ms % Of TURNED sHAFTING and
FOUR HANGERS very heavy:
. SAW TABLES. with six extra saws for ripping
and cross cutting;
/ PORTABLE LOCOMOTIVE BOILER, 20
horse power, with 2-inch flues, in good COZ
Immediately after the above sale, viii he sold
corner Of Ninth and hrch streets
| lot OF HORSES for stairs With rISerS steps
m Ia bt
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10n BARRELS APPLES receiving ,I per
lpO steamer Albemafle, for sale low y S!c''
consignment, huLsp MN,
itp ikgy hglu eLESS
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4 UCTION SALE OF STOCK OF TT

A UCTION SALE OF STOCK OF THE
- rICHM"Nn GLASS MANUFACTURlNG
COMPANY Under an order ofthe Circuit Court
Of the city Of Richmond In the case Of Dunlop
and Nc"arcc re. Morris viii sell ~ public auc
Jon ON TTE2p'V the o'h sf Vrhruarv. at ~
O'Clock NJ, NJ The insur"nrc of'c" Of John II
Ncutaruc, Esq. No. 11ln Main street. FIFTY
uItRES or STOCK rF THE RICHMOND
GLASS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
TERMS Cash. -.--,
.TOu% W. WRIGHT,
rnl Sheriff CITY Cf Richmond
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MERCHANTS, advertise in
i a. the EdIeu Virginian, Stanton. Va. Circu-
latiou In Virginia and the Carolinas good. Terms
moderate. Address box 10, Stanton, Va.
ia 2d-bt
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DISAPPOINTMENT

DISAPPOINTMENT
In CONSEQUENCE % Indictment weather. the ahnv"
ale Is pcrtnoned until MONDAY NEXT, Fehru.
ary s;h. nj the same hour.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR son.
raa kurtinuCrrS.
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REMOVE AIS.

REMOVAL
POWHATAE WEI-IGER 4 co.
have removed to 1901 haia street, corner or
Twelfth. lie i-5t
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TXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
II kEAI. ESTATE.--'u WEDNESDAY the
10Th dag Of February. Jsf8 "a !rC0' II the r..
Charles Hotel In the city at Richnond. at ~
O'Clock NJ. shall, u the cNcCu'ur 81 John BridE-
yvatrr deceased, SET 1t pUb'ic a1cti"r 10 IN.
highest bidder, a TRhCTOFLaND lying between
The Niue-miie road aui York Eivrr railroad, and
adjoining Tic railroad five miles from the city OF
Richmond and within half mitco Fair Oaks "
station. on said road. containing IA acres.
TERMS : Gu.-hgif cash, and the hsiancc on
credit Of six months. the purchaser giving ncgo-
table uotr Nth good cmdprsers and the Title Ia be
retained until MI the purchase money i5 pail.
JOHN WD0DWDRTF,
Exccut or of John Brldgwatsr, licensed
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

leave for replied ho; you can't
fool me-you want to sit in that
mans lap, and kiss him like you
did Bill Simmons the other day,
you can't fool me, I'll jcs' tell you.
Gin me some candy, like ho did ;
then I'll go. You think Secanse
you've got the Grcciun bond that
you're smart. Guess | know Il
thing or two. | um mad at you,
anyhow, cause pap would Il
bought me top yesterday, irit
hadn't been for yon getting them
curls, doy-gonc yer! You needn't
turn SO rcd in tho face. cause |
Can't soc it for the paint. There
ain't no use winkin 1T nc with
that glass eye O yourn, cause 1
amt goin' out'n hero, now that's
what's tho matter with tho purps.
I don't care if You arc twenty.
eight years old, YOU ain't no boss
O mine, you old fool
That is all of tho story that
John related. lie says he don't
know how ho got out Of the
scrapo.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

Of State is required to issue bonds
to tho amount Of two hundred
thousand dollars, if tho said advi-
sorry board consider so much ne
cessary, to the. extent Of which,
the Commissioner is authorized
to purchase lands. All land so
purchased is to be sold to actual
settlers, in lots Of from twenty
five TO ono hundred acres, upon
condition that one-half shall bo
put into cultivation in five years.
and pay for the samo in five equal
instruments, commencing four
years from date Of purchase: with
interest to be paid every year atsix
per cent per annum; provided
that if the lot purchased is more
than fifty acres, onc-fourth is to
be paid in cash, and tho balance
in three equal annual instalmcnts.
All taxes and expenses are to be
borne by purchaser; but he re-
ccives no title until terms arc
fully complied with.
The Land Commissioners must
not be interested in any land sold
OF purchased by him officially.
UnionUilte Times.
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NO2 81.
" -A--l
Tho Now Order Of Things
Close Cultivation.

The fo])owintr crir,rta oon;aA
from Tho RuroJ c..ntIoaon r 'pI,1a
yricuIlur,I Mav"v;n" ~,,nI;shnd Iii I'D
in Baltimore, ne commcndod to
tho attention ot'nyricmItnr;s,. az o
contnininrr ,,on,I sonnJ ' annso a"
which #: nr,t.,i,e,, nt His t;,no
must rcdounI to Tho udvnn, ,%a ~
Snn,b.rn nlnntnr and f,rmnr. -
Vn urr .rlud to obscrvo 1ha, tbo
m;stnLcn i1n, Of unr;de Of aeres"
ia brium ,r,rndutl,v d;snollod
thron,.hnnt H., M;Idis md Jom+L
crn Si,tr. md ,h,t fla cnlt;v,toro
or thn soil "r, hor;n;n,r 10 rc,l;zo
from cxnrrirncr Tint s1nnl, rarma
with wnrd tilln,,c md q ,i;h,rol.nae
of n,,nr,r orn tI,o .,,ost ,,,.sns -
success And Ills result nav: be-
attribnted 10 the cbnnvod labor
system of tbose scclions and the
sniriL of their nvricuIlurnl nress
N, ;e E,.
NoM' ~ W. oHPoc. cur iano 20
) 'e'o aoul'l"ne'S' r' W. .''ust lceo ~
"e''-'oou ,'..... ~ to"' oe''to ~ gus
"""GS ,' "'," u.s. 49, ~ @ s'o DSoot!e Ts',:e,
".";'3,, 10, 10 "'' o'"'HI"' MI tisu
"E' 'e"''"''a' o",c o'',o' neto 80
''s' 'i; a. S.v"' i uo',. u, t"c .'""''er Ia
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l'nu'I l,', ".;u' P'"''"c'"S .no ,s',,n1 su,uo,9
constituents Of wh;ch obsorhs nm
monia from tho ntmosnEo,,c
"Ihodes' il. we bclicyc rccoon;z:
cd rs n standard sunrr-nhosnh0te"
md boinu mnnutncturcd nnon q
lorro scoIo can In sold ~ thoo
fnrmcr 1T 4 much lower nrico thon
he can produce it. for himsclf
A farmer should select standard
! INGREDIENTS and combine for him
srlf-it being well known that
ammonia and phospbatcs are the
lending uroDrrlirs TO 10 obtoined
in sufficient quantities for npricnl-
tural usc--tho other ingredients
of plant food being furnished by