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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
KENT. March ath. 1869.

& < an MIR. sEDIToR:-Under the heading of
 New Preston, an anonymous cor respondent says, .'We do not believe in a personal o,anip,esent Devil. ," ,, - Now, per- haps it is quite as proper to say that we, in common with the Christian Church eve rywhere, believe in 9 personal Devil,, but
 not in an omnipresent one. His subordi- mates are supposed to be sufficiently snu- merous to assist him in his work wherever it may be. But perhaps we have mistaken the drift and meaning of this statement of disbelief. Perhaps the said corfespond did not mean to sheer at well known be- lief, nor to bring it into contempt by mis- representing it. Ifnot. did he, by the use of the word ''omnipresent.''' mean, to in sinuate that if there be a personal Devil (and who can conceive of an 4 impersonal. oneD his 1abors arc chiefly, confined to the neighborhood of, New Preston, because the late doings there are so :unbecoming christian community that he feels compel led to draw . veil over them? If there be personal DeyiL should we not judge him by his worksa And if he .'bes found 1lakk. ing in certain quarters little looked for" may he not be very near tsose vao look not for hin? We wish the aforesaid skeptica correspondents abundant success in his search ''in as midst" of the. region of New Preston. .e.9naaia Issta9r eal eamBaX.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
Republican Meetings.

HON. SIDNEY B. BEARDsnEY, will address the citizens of Litchfeld County, at the following named times and places: .5az
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

1 Our correspo pondence falls short tb;. week. We hope our readers may not he sifoo frequent losers in that way.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

17TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT CONVENTION. The Union Republican Electors in the several towns of the l7th Senatorial District, request ed to send Delegates equal to twice the number of their representatives in the Legislature, to meet in Convention at Brewsters Hall, Falls Village, on Wednesday, the 17th day of March, 1869, at 10 { o'clock, "A. M, for the purpose of nominating 8 Candidate for Senator. e .-..-
 -~'-" L. D. DEAN, .ev fJla.PLUMB BROWN, Senatorial Comm.
 LYMAN DUNNINe, -.. .- North Canaan, Conn.,, March 3d, 1869.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

erHa- The editor of he Episcopal Church organ at Chicago says; Under no Circumstances are these ooiumns open to idiscuss any official act of any bishop in the church. or any expressions of opinion which Bishop makes,a or any advice which he gives. As Bishop, he is utterly above any judgment of ours, or any mans" .f
 This servile Protestant had better 90 to school to the Romanists of Auburn!
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

.ax -Fx PROBATE CONVENTION. The Republican Probate Convention for the Dis 5 trict of Litchfeld, will be held at the Mansion House, in Mtchfield, on Tuesday, March 23d, 1869, to nominate Candid date for Judge of Probate, and Ito do any other business proper to come before said meeting.. 1 --- ''HVf591] H. s. GR1swoLD,
 M. D. F. SMITH, co.,;..
 FRED'K COLEMAN, ooiAiai''oc' 9S 7-4iAa 5'' B. s. HALL Yo Litchfeld, March 9th, 1869.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

On Wednesday of last week Mr. Ssa,swea'ner was rsnoninated by the Re puDncans of the Third Congresional Dis. trict. sH A a21 sll7'7-ss . - Aa1s D 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

] 9sr The Republican Senatorial Con-
 vention for the Fifteenth District was hol- den at Winsted, on Wednesday, the 10th inst. Hon. 0: B. Andrews, of Litehfield
 was ra.rlnminatA1. lEs sa may l .a-.. s- -.-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
The succession of Rectors is as follows:
Register.

All pesons who are to vote for the firsi time in any town, this Spring should see
 that their names are on the, Registry Lis1 nsis week. There can be none admitted whose names do not appear on the first list. The Registrars meet on Friday and
 Saturday the 12th and 18th to receive no:
 tices and perfect the list 4Asu; b81.a. Ca
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

a6r On Thursday serious accident oc- cured on the Hou satonic la Railroad,. . near Lenox, Mass. The passenger train going North was thrown from the track by bro- ken rail, precipitating . passenger car down an embankment and seriously injur- ing twelve persons and more or less injnr- ing ali on board. Five of the most ssri- ously injured persons belongto Pittsfeld and three in Sheffield. '',sss 's ss | .'..'ss' .
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

S The Democrats have nominated owen B. King for Senator in the Sixteent tn SAnaf0rso1 n..k... I94lt3G SttE481 Sa14kzs G4@ [ -.--'.s0AAoi 0LSGrlCG. ..a r.4Esl E.....s :
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
For Senators.

15rH D1sr-CHARLESB B. ANDREWS, ofLltchfeld
 16rH D1sr-N. TAYLOR BALDWIN, of Plymouth
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

a0ys' -5 Gg .4sY ssss51as tzs3I -e aRsal .reEeeea s9sessTsI e.i4 s1L La 811Si tsslt asl1 1
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
sg We are indebted to MT. J. E. Wood

s@ We are indebted to MT. J. F. Wood ruff for copy of O. s. < L. N. Fowler's 1" Self-Instructor in Phrenology and Phys iology.'' volume of about 2Oe pages, just published, being the latest and best work on Phrenology. ts1 n94sfa .aosIa saoas For sale by J. F. Woodruff, at Thomas ton. Conn. Price 50 cents bound in pa per, 70 cents in muslin. rses5ar, da;,Fyr
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

6 1sT Dgr-JULIUs l.. STRONG, of Hartford.
 e2D DIST. w. KELLOGG, of Waterbury. @ '. SD DIsr-H. H., ,sTARKWEATHER, of Norwich. 4rH Disr- SIDNEY B. BEARDsLEY, ofBridgepor1
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

NA tsEtsz7sF7-2a 2 -E@ Aa aEEL fF~
 .Ts1gAssSI 40 ASH ,4
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

-0@ i' a'o oa' For Sheriff. r,uo,s2 Henry A. Botsfo1'd,
 re r,.a,, Of Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

- The sociables of the Congregational society have been discontinued, ''Copen- hagen" has capitulated. .-....
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08
nepiiss, "bs staying a home with ny wife
and children"

A traveller in Pennsylvania asked the
landlord IL they had any cases Ut sunslrcke
in that town. ssNu, sir" said the land
lord; .lfa man gets drunk here, we say he
il drunk, and never call il by iany other
name"
An old lady on steamboat observed two
mcn pumping up wafer, 10 wash the deck,
and The captain being near. she accosied
MIN is fcllnws: "Well, captain got well
aboard, el..r s.Yes, ma'am always carry
one. said Tie polite captain. "Well that's
clever. always dislike this nasty river
water, especially IN dog days"
Some time aso. On Sabbath we wendell
aur way tanne IL the churches, and instead
Of sermon heard ain address upon some
missionary OF other benevolent object. At
Ter The address was concluded. two breih
rem were Sent round for contributions. Par
sou e. was one of the basket bearers,
taking The SIDE upon which we sat. lmme-
ldiately ia aur ironi. and upan The next
seat. neelisenlly refined 4 ieud Bill H.
/ i rea;leman OF infinite hamor and foil OF
div Jokes. i'arsan Is----- extended the
basket, and Bill slowly sh0"k his head.
"Come, William, give Us something"
SAID the parsnn.
"Can't DO Il" said Bill.
Why nu;s Is not The cause good
one:'
les; but am not able to give any
thing"
"9ooh. pooh. know better you must
give better reason than that"
"Weii, owe ton much money, must be
Just before ! 80, generous ynu knnw.'
s.Rat, william, YOU owe Gnd larger
,lebi ;han yuu owe any one else"
arhat's 50, parson. but then he amt
pushing me ike the balance OF my eredi-
/ tors"
The parsons face GOT in rather curious
condition as he passed OIL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08
10 THOSK SUFFERING WITH Pull
MONARY DISEASE.

IlR. THOMAS II. MILES, continue. TO treat
- I'hosscc diseases by Topcat Medication, OF
Cslhelersm VI The all passages, conio,ned with al.
,aopsaie general remedies. as pfacsced ny tue iale
peoi t;fren, oi New YORK. Tue success attending
THE eihod OF ealias diseases VI the ungs, Is IN
pasIalleisd and the feasibility Of The oisfson gene.
rslly conceded. This treatment is ainUsi specific
Bsoachiis. Laryngitis, incipeni Tuberculosis aud
Asthma. Numerous testimonials con be adduced
lsom those who have been enllr,ly ,ellcscd by the
operation tiis address is Molnl Carmel, HALIFAX
equally, Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08
III 3. PARISH.
r. II. sTRuDwicH. X. PARISH.
STRUDWICK u PARISH.
Attorneys and Coasnselors at Lac,
uIff.SnoBnffcu n Il

VXyIT,I practice 10 the Courts ol0rnnse, Casweii,
wv f'ersan, Guilio,d and Wase. And The Init
ed states District Cou,ts Tor Moth Carolina. Spe-
ciaI attention given TO The collection ~ ail kinds Of
claims. or Office in The Cousl House.
Isnuaiy Il. i--u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08

NrIlIl Fou3s
This is 10 certify thai have hoen sullv.iag isr
vesa Years with rhlouc BfonehIlis; aGisndsd ailh al
the symptoms ei meipcnl Consumption; ,urins Inns
period, hadiscqoeng- hsuwnhsgrs ivin lie lungs.
alsa suffered greatly lscm enlarged TonsiIs itied
the usual femoses such casrs, hut without sahs-
factory results. hnslIy concluded 10 u, d. Miles
ralneni u csu,cnzns The az passages " lectivn.
remMue1 ul.der hls treatment lor six weeks. rrjoce
10 saw that neiie,e NY lungs ale entirely eiesvd.
will say that excisOn vt he tssls added geealey
my rellel | most clreriuily recommend this ucst.
meat to ell person, similarly sili;eirJ.
RUfrS q. EVANS.
May Is. I.-.ii
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08
TIE AUTOMATIC
Clothes Washer and Boiler.
Ava, drl The highest Testimonial wherever
Exhibited.
Rr,. N. w.s1arrI.. In,en,oIsnd Pa,sntee,


sg'Hfs BOILER se,iag, and disiensss snii'e-
a is wlsh la5vs arJ lhs nsss - s'oshss. 4 i.f hcs
.u. ara sssasa ~ lAe seIIou Of aSr, dsisen W
lnr0a "a lUgss, POURED IpOn ias clothes. and isssea
,t,,... me as..c asl aslensshas ispiors, rlraHs.
lns il vslievtls siLons sGs lonlsns. u has Dsrn
tavs.Ysaly lesssJ. anu pIylVunesd nnsqua.Itd ~ .
Lt,,nrs ii asher, Dy iaoss who nave Vstu !.
Al lat.ics tom lie knesl lsces 10 tie Oed hrBksi
can Dr washed i'etIsrsIs aud With esse sud without
,ne AID 81 lne i Snig .sste. for flsnnels u }. in-
ssla.Le. ias rustns, 20 ng end psessins lrveess
hy,l neces,sfils inu .bem Roie % iss.,
III a. tfui, taDyT aud ctvlhes saving lnsrnilon.
IL ..nin. vii NO Iosger ~ hsdsasp, aaa washing
JIY 40 synget .efTOa -ns dfssd u acussNises.
The iayen.lsn rsa - ned IN pBy i.oss1. SD The
Inv prtr u AiticIs ises,I ~ishn sle fessa u
exsts .a.a..
/ Tie ..,,sg ID the wear d clothes vii soon Pas
i Tor iRe vnll.ys
l.,,.,.,.os,eJ go 200 IL coo gallon, Or tOi ed
.us psas lhlongl tie CLOTHES - .n,nt minutes; tats
beng iar ioageslsime fcidfrd ier chemistry pohes
uii 80 essher.
HUnd,s.. 81 ,hssr Bo,lsrsare i,sns sOldeseh week
gi,ins ptileei Satisfaction.
E.s,. ro,.rt sod gua..aeed 10 10 alive claim, 81
mouey sri,uJfi.
Yhs andsr.fs sed. - Agent fot IN. Hunter 4
Co. ii pou.sguin. Va. twh0hs,e Tie rigni ~ M
STATE, - essasne.,; ,s snnIscuse ~ these licil'
css and ain lpIn, tic eiiilsns ufsl gt aud Chat
nm. AID all s3icd als,r tasc hasg ani feIu na
none, Tor any Boiler which ials give psffset -
lii.iacilon snJ 10 al r,aiInfc iUr u.
u. n. rOCUR,
Ilni.0olOuso, y. c.
a Ne 90 os-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08

TIE keckak Gsie City saws: "Mr. Rose
married Miss Violet Al wintrrset las wees.
Thar Rose may reasonably expec. to DC a
poppy--iH timc."
Figures won't lie" Is n old and home
~ expression. but fcs men can iUsk Un
ias1snsLie Wom4n's figure nos.a.days aEd
ssya.murA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08
= PITT

Vain sonps ladies are like ,lrankards, in
nae respect. T.ey ne The glass great
dsz.
hoy You are not far from = fool. :
.Weil. - We amt more than litre feet
apart. give into ihal, /" was lie reply.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08

Dee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08
FOR CASH ONLY.
gNE are now getting inn full and complete
w STOCK CT
DRUGS, MEDICINES. PRINTS OILS

IND DIE SIUff
consisting in pa,tM
Tain Oil, Linseed Oil,
Sweet Oil, White Lead dry andn Oil.
Ch,oa, Grcen and Yellow,
bulni aud Raw UmbIe.
Blue stone, spiii,ss l'0rpen,ne,
Copperas, indigo,
Madter, hes, Kerosene Dit,
f Warmth, PANT.
yarnish, shoe. Shaving. Hsfand MaiKins brushes,
Tooth and nail Brushes. Fins Con,ls,
Ruhhrr, Dressing Combs,
Fish Hooks and Lines, Toilet snd
shaving Sueps, HAIR Ois.
Pumniums, Colleagues,
I.ubn cnd other handkerchief Ex'ls
Ink. Lux Posd -.
Envelopes, Cup and letter
Parer, Flasoliug Extracts. &c, &c. dc
Atthe DRUG STORE.
January ~. u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08

In elderly lady, who bad insisted on Der
minister's praying Tor ram, had her cab
bage cot Up by hsiIstor0, and on viewing
The wreck. remarked thar she never knew
him 10 undertake anything without oserdo.
ing The natter"
you ought 10 acquire The faculty u be.
log Of haaie "a the best sotiety," ssid .
Iashioosble aunt 10 ~ hsnest nephew. 81
marage that er.y.encaeh, responded ihe
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RICHMOND AND DANlII.LE X. n,


CHANGE OF SCHEDULE On aud attr PHI
DAi. January 18th. issg lhs PASSENGER
8 kAtAS Oh tht rosJ all leu a. fellows
Goiss Mtsr. LiACHEuKG PASSENGERS
Issae Rirhlaaad dsily grseep sunSa,s) 81 3. 10 A.
Nj arrive 81 BtrkssiiIs sl Us a. ~. nskihs glose
connections with uslns 90 ihe ronshslJs fcsc ief
Farn.si, I.ynrhh1ig brs'oi, knozyi.le. ssay,llf,
MenrhIs, &e., &c. THROUGH MAiLs AND IN
PREss lssss iilchmold dsiiy 81 2A5 r.. NJ. leave
Dansilie daily III 10. 10 y. Assui,e Al 0rernsleIs
dsiiy II ~ ~ Is. 81, mskne elese eonnsetions ior.
81 sial ons lhe North Larvl,ls road both est and
vss Gscsa.toFo, thssiOtie. CUlembis, Ausussn, ard
oil POINTS soulh.
uoAs EAss. THROUGH NAIL AND tx.
PlsEas .ssse Gpsusbofo, daily 81 Ia. NJ: leave
Dsnyille daily u . 81 A. NJ; srrise - Ei.hmond
daily 81 ~ A. ~. LYNtHBIkG PASSENGERS
leave buikt, " ds.. gercrpt sundsyrlss :. 10 y.
/ Al: arrive 81 klhmond ~ b..U n. "a.
Through tickets can Le procured ii the liekechnce
III Rirslnpaaio ell important rui.rs ncuth and
southwest, and II Cgespsboio, and Dnn,ills 10 81
ps,n,s Nouh, Easl, end Nsss
THOMAS DODANRAD.
( hif Superintendent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08

MARK YOU'RE REICHT
.vlA PErERsBURG.p
The New Baltimore
CAROLINA GRAND TRUNK
FREIGHT LINE !!
Comprising The following Great Freight
Routes:
The Powhatan Steamboat CompaE,'s
Freight Liue of Steamers,
The Petersburg aud Weldon,
Raleigh and Castor,
North Carolina,
Western North Carolina.
Wilmington and Weldon.
Atlantic aud North Carolina.
Wilmington aud Manchester.
Charlotte and South Carolina RAILWAYS.
and their connections.
ALMOST EXPRESS IN TINE
AND
RATES VERY LOW.
ys,HIs new trunk Iiae forms 0nsi freish. Route
= between bailisspEe anu " cIdon, s68s
Wafsnlpll, Raleigh,
ii,iisboIo,' Lexington,
SALISBURY, Morsaniou,
Charlotte, l.ineolnion,
0eldsboro, Ne~be,o.
Beaufort, Wilmington,
Chesteryille. NannsDoIo,
Colombia, Gleenyille,
Samie. vile, Manchester,
CheraM.
A.4.t4 ..a.,a..ls.t ~. p.,s,ts ~. al -.
Railways snd tneE eonnssiloi.s.
lie Powhaian ssssmsgs sonEect II Petersburg
wnh Pssenbsis Railway iVr al points in The caIoli-
Cars are rsn alongside of Steamers What AM
goOds tssuslsnsJ whn csiciUl hsnGllng. Can ave
ava IAsoush sishous breakins baIk h,ssssh Pslsn.
hSts and Ksirisb, Charlotte, 6oidsloso, Mlha.ag.
ioa, H., &c.
lll.s inland Line possesscs mary sdsantsges over
sea Route. The Mhsgi Vi foMhslaa siesmsrs
bs,Dg s;lused ia The very Cenils cishe Great ship
ping Dl.llst u balliose, aelcers ~ convenient 10
Sh,riess, snd dfaysge Is se'y small;
Usras slsrnlion paid 10 densisnmfnis NJ Cotton,
coIn, Mhssi, kosi., &C., &c. AL I'go1nce fer.
wsldrd Al the l.owssi possible kssss.
ils- 10 ins1.eifansporaiion o,ei ihsIHlsnd fast
Line. max ali goods, whethef Avslhasrd sOulIl-
~ald l-ouna. ..ta Pseebcfs.
IL fs.gA1 a0as.l,a Bsi..msFe day iellsslng de-
/
7lro,y.i Receipts are Girea and FIR
ell mate ~ 1904 Guafantte,i
Both Heys.
| tZ' Rates in every ease .. sos II not lower than
ans olhes Eouss, ~ and iiom Balimeres Phedslplis
snd New lvik.
y. b--wuh regard 10 the Iasi named points
flrishs ioisaidsd 10 ara isom fslefsblig ~ PIC
IalsiPhia and New orb Ssesnssfs.
4 For kaes and al iuithc Attenuation. apply 10 sny
Al great Oh The Line, % - lhs
! Ulhce oI The Pow hatsn Steamboat Co.
u NO. go Light ~. Masf. BaIss
X. n. PE6RAM.
Il Superintendent Petersburg Ksilsysd.
4 A. b. ANDREWS.
i Sup't. Raleigh and CASTOR ksiIsosJ.
ALBERT JOHNSON,
& Superintendent Nvrth Carolina X. II.
T.. BOukNl6HT,
! sup'i Charlotte 4 sculh Cs.olins X. II.
J. BRANDT, ".
d President POwhaian Steamboat Go.
p. l.. FREMONT,
Supi Wilmington AID Weldon Il. n.
u. v. JORDAN.
Aci's Master Trans. Atlantic i NC. n. X.
wM. M'RAE.
ssp'l Wilmington & Manchester u. n.
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SMOKE. sMoKE.. sMoKE.!.

SMOKE SMDKR!. SMOKE!..
Il FINE iot afsesaEs. Briaf Root PIPES. smoking
A, tie DRUG STORE.
pcRE French BIZ INDY, Gin aud Vine
L !lshe DRUG STORE
..gso hsu soOI Garden get I.aad,shs sssd, iu,i
4 STOCK Al ie DaLG STORE.
NO e,edu for any ono ~!
~ Ailhe UhlU siUhE.
- s,,ss DRUG STORE.
4 SIX s.,s siss you what you by, befpte a,sins
- .s h, rtsdl You
81 The DRUG STORE.
Jsn0siys 81.
4 MOST WONDERFUL AND sEccLSsfuL
INVENTION.
New Method Of Washing Clothes without
Labur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-17

DREAMS AND nREAMIHG.- dreams generally
occur when sleep is unsound, and the pheno
mena give much support TO the theory of Gall
that the brain consists Of separate organs.
""hen," says he. lone organ is active, the
dream is simple; the object OF our love is en-
Sraced, harmonious music is heard, we fight
our enemies, according as Que organ or another
Is performing It's functions" Dreams are sup
posed by many 10 be excited chiefly by the
memory of something which has occurred 4
shora time previous 10 falling asleep; but this
Us inc exception rather than the rule. They
consist more frequently Of the revival of old
associations, and not seldom of events which
Hc'ih 10 nave been quite forgotten. One OF the
most Femal kable things connected with
uirahhnS Is The absence of judgment. We
universe with the dead, and even though we
my hHoW Them 10 be dead, this eNcteS i'm lis
~ surprise. Fear also is generally absent
%hothef curious circumstance i ,hat sn.ra
, 'iu "'ie nave no existence in dreams II has
happened TO most people 10 dream that thev
mr eya naS SO through some long period of days
VI wen OF Years, while they have been only ,
S,'"tt tne asleep. But still more curiouS -
the TACT mat some sudden impression ~, ina
sehses- Such as the noise OF shutting a 6nnr nr
tie entrance OF light into 4 room whar,
person Is asleep, and nv Will ~ iei
aWakened-is often the exciting cauSs ~ 40
elaborate dream. There seem indead ~ ~
many things connected with our men,alstruc.
lure winch are, as IL were, analysed and dis
sected for us by the process OF dreaming conIa
we but interpret them rightly book rnirbt
be hlled with the account OF the called pro
phetic dreams which have been published.
hany otherwise strong minded persons have
been 20 struck by dream of this kind us 10
give entire credepce TO the connection be-
tween IL and the event which ii foreshadowed
But IL has always seemed TO us that in such
cases one consideration has been tirely over
looked. Its this People are constantly ex.
periencing remarkable condolences, such AS
ne unexpected meeting with persons Of whom
hey have been at The time talking or think
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-17

osrr Dispatch We have seen for some time
going the rounds OF the papers very pretty
little piece Of rhetoric about Virginia and the
promised land drawing most favorable au-
guries from the fact that the Old Dominion
lies in the same latitude and is shone upon
by the same skies tina. Job and Abraham were
wont to gaze on" Thissblundor was so ere
5nentarv that we thought IL only amusing
until we SEQ You (who are expecten 10 De "
model of geogra ph;cal ms we'll rs OF llnGnlsi'c
Icre) giving II = g,,nSi endorsement by copying
g. Now, as Palestine lies In the iatitude OF
Middle and South Georgia, Jerusalem being a
littlc nearer tho equator than savannah. we
hardly sec how we can lay claim to the adTan-
tage in question.
we would as soon think OF undertaking TO
set Blackstone right in regard 10 the common
law rs to correct any statement OF Commo-
dore Maury's Commodore Maury is an as
tronomer. His eyes are OF: :arned towards the
heavens. The remark which has been so often
quoted had reference, we suspect, 10 the Tisi-
bic heavens Job refers TO Arctnrns, Orion,
and plciadss" "Capst thou bind the sweet
influences OF PleiadoS, or loose the bands OF
Orion 2" (or Chima) The southern boundary
of Virginia is in latitude SO degrees 80 minutes
The northern boundary OF Palestine In lati-
taGe 80 degrees 90 minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-17
BY Wellington Goddin.
Aucti0neer and Real Estate Agent.

Z SsIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
"a az RS.L EsTaTE IN THE CITY OF
NCIM )ND.-By order of the Unite d States Di:-
trc Cou't for tie Nisr let Of Virginia IN the mai
ter Of f. L. Townsend, bankrupt. VIC viii sell q.
public suction On The premises, on MOStlhf
18th OF nay 1869. at O'Clock L. Il. If fair. If rot
The mex fair cay, that valuable lot OF LkNu
with the large RRtlK AND " OGDEN DWELL
IhG With thirtt en- room. thereon occupied by
said IOWA end. fronting on the cast side OF Col
cgc he I";"r Bread and Marshall strCc,s 7"3 feet,
aud running back between parallel lines 1874 feet to
Lafayette avenue, twenty feet wide.
TzHMS: pne-thirt cash; balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and 'nle IctalGch.
] his sale Will lie peremptory at the risk and cost
or th:. purchaser al n former sale. who failed 10
comply with tee terms.
ANDREW RiTTHXRGLEN. Assignee.
JAMES i. APPERSOE, Trustee.
j. l.. krrEESON. Salesman. my IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-17
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

THAT BEAUTIFUL AND VERY VALU-
ABLE FARM OF SIS ACRES, C,L Ltf =
RTIuWUND AND FREDERICKSBURG EAiL-
ROAD, ELEvENp MILES N0kTH OF blCH-
MOND. FOR SALE At AUCTION At the re-
quest Of Mr. iam TaylSF sha sell III, st fs nuc; c.
W,v Isso, ut = o'crck n , his most beautiful. at
tractlvc, and valuable FAM locaSed as s9oTef;
which about threc-f uf tbs are open lana, IN hhe
heart producing wheat, corn. and The grasses !:
h9Isnce in wood AID timber sufficient for the use
or the place. r.thts farm there Is large DWELL
ing and the usua1 ouihousc3 embracing every
building needed ON a frst-class farm: = he open
land has been judciously cultivated for many
wears and Is In 1irst-rate condition. The location
is a hanIso one and being bounded by the rail-
road has peculiar advantages to persons ccslrons
of purchasing 4 good esta q To lc.ide on pernsa-
rently or for assummer residence f'r gentl M IN
doing busncs IS In tirhmund. I here is r haucshn
grove or trees around the house, and young
orchard Of fine fruit.
Fnii POSSESSION given at the crd Of Inc year. and
martial possessissi in time to seed wheat
TERMS :. one fourth cash; balance at SIX,
twelve and eiail.een m n.hs for negotiable notes,
Interest added, secured By trust dect'
Wv, "a W GDDDlN. tuciiGnPcr.