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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-13

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. mhS-deod&Wlt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-13

GRAND CoNcERT.-We publish in
our advertising columns this morn
ing, the programme of the Evansville
Liederkranz, for their grand concert
on Monday night, at the Opera
House. A brilliant entertainment
will be given, aud we hope to sec q
full turnout on Monday night.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-13

~ I'm AGEET-A General Agent
NJ for the New Jersey Mutual Life lnSu-
rance to take charge Of thus
district. Address THEO. Is. BRYANT,
General Agent, indianapolis, Ind. lmll-3I
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-13

~IEERN-Twelve or fifteen Coal MIC
lyA. er- can have steady employment Dy
n~pIvfnu Al SCHI Err 81 SONS
mch6 Ncwburg, IndiapF-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-13

ny RS. \. NOLAN, ssAT AMI Bon
lA. net Bleache~, wishes to inform the
of Evansville and vicinity that SHE
has received her new Spring styles OF Haf
and Bonnet Blocks from New YORK. NH
liners wishing to send their bleaching
from other places, for particulars address
PA. Residence, corner OF Eighth -.
SecOr1 Avenue te25
l8, 1869.
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Is2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
mhl3 dsW q a W, SAT-, wst
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WANTED

~I7UATHON - As head sawyer in a
portable or stationary min Ad1ress
W. B., Journal Ofhce lmhll div
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RwOUSE-A Q0Od house, of four room
L1 and a Kitchen situated above Nam
Street. within hat n mile o! tine corner Of
First and Nam street. can be reutet by
applying at CLOUD q AKIN'S. mil dtf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-13

~ARTEER-Wlth q capital of Sl0.HCo
In the manufacture o asfapie artictt
Returns guaran eed satisfactory. For par
ticuIars address, with reference and real
name. J. A. F., care Journal OEice.
fe2G dat cod
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-13

In the Lookup now / sit,
Thinking, Jimmy, dear, of you,
And the little dOggery, now far way
And the tears, hey fill my eyes,
Spite of all that I can do
And III grab up my old saw and wOrl
away.
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0RDERS FOR JOB WORK. Blank
~ Ii oKs, &c at Journal Once. tt2l
rF YOU WANT a SITUATION, wish
To rent a house, or II you want any
hing, advertise In this calamn. Inret
lines for thirty cents. fe41
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-25
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.

THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, AT
! THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND NINETEENTH STREETS, AND AD-
JOINING BRICK TENEMENT, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-WiI he sold at auction, on the pre-
misses on MONDAY the Sth of November; 1869, at
4 O'Clock Z. NJ. the property located as above.
known as the UNITED STATES HOTEL. II
fronts on Main street about 90 feet and runs back
on Nineteenth street about LIS feet to alley. The
hotel has ample rooms to accommodate u large
number Of guests and whilst 1t is now in bad con-
dition. 1t could be repaired aud altered so as to
be occupied again as hotel it could be used for
almost any other purpose, such as boarding
school, college, or it could be converted into
large tobacco factory or other manufacturing
establishment After the sale of the hotel, the adj
Joining THREE-STORY STORE AND DWELL
ING will be sold. Ia- s.... 4 r5.E-
Terms: Onc-hfth cash; balance at one, two,
three and four years for negotiable notes, bearing
interest payable semi-annuailyl, secured by
trust deed. .H-E w. GODi'lN, s@
oc "a or,ytEoytEdtds AuctiOnecr,.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERY, AT
" EGLER'S SPRING, IN HENRlCO
COUNTY, ONE MILE EAST OF RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold at auc-
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY the Goth Of
October. 1860, ut O'Clock L. NJ, the valuable
DISTILLERY located rs above. 1t has recently
been reftted and altered, with many items of new
machinery, and is in perfect order, and now ready
for the Manufacture of whiskey. The water, from
almost any, Quantity of liquor, and 1t has been
analyZcd By chemists and pronounced peculiarly
well suited for the distillalion Of the pures kinds
of whiskey, and, being very cool, does not require
the use OF ice. The land aud buildings can be
leased for Il term of years AZ $500 per annum. The
location In many respects Is most desirable one,
and 10 those disposed to embark in that business
the present Is Il most favorable Opportunity.
Mr.. VoegIer, on the premises, VIII show them to
those who may call on him.
TERMS At sale. w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
P.S.-The foregoing property can be purchased
nrivatpI, DC Bids
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By Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
1 ABLE LITTLE FARM CALLED VEST
HAMPTON. ON THE WESTHAM ROAD. FouR
AND 4 HALE MILES WEST OF RICHMOND
IN execution of the provisions of a deed OF trust
from w. p. Lawton to the subscriber, dated 29th
October, 1853, and recorded in Hcnrico county
court ONCE being thereto required by the assignee
of the creditor, will sell at auction, upon me
premises on MONDAY, 1st November, 1850, ut u
O'Clock NJ. If fair ifno then on the first fair Gay
thereafter, at the same hour, the little EAEM
above referred to- containing FORT I-OhE AMI
A HALF ACRES. running back to the canal. me
improvements consist Of 4 good framed dwelling
with about six rooms, the usual out-houses, and
good orchard
TERMS The deed prescribes q sale for cash sur
fcient to dcfray expenses OF sale ana 10 pay on
the balance of the debt NOW about 81 5o0l, and the
residue upon such terms as the grantor may direct
The creditor, however, is willing TO receive one
fourth of his debt in cash. and for the residue VIII
allow n credit of six, twelve. and eighteen months
with interest. LUClEN HILL, trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc2
TOR SALE.-I will offer at public auc-
T. ton on the 2Sth October my FAIR situated
two miles from hesterfield courthouse, on the
main road, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES
GOOD LAND: forty acres cleared, balance III
good oak and pine, The improvements consist OF
4 Frame Dwelling containing four rooms, with
suitable out-buildings. Terms made known on
day of sale.
no N. l..
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

ELMINGTON, IN THE COUNTY OF
H HANOVER, WITH THREE HuNDRED
AND FIFTY OR FOUR INDEED AND
FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAND, WITH THE
STOCK, CROPS, FARMING! IMPLEMENTS,
&C., FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will sell at
auction. on the premises, on MONDAY the LIST OF
November, Mt IL O'Clock A. NJ, tho very prettily-
situated FARM in Hanover county called " Ell
MINGTON,'' the former residence Of William
Anderson, and adjoining French Hay, the pre-
sent residence of Dr.. Thomas J. Woodbridge, with
either THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY or
FOUR HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN ACRES,
as the purchaser may desire. The farm is on the
old Telegraph road, ten miles from Richmond,
five miles from the village of Ashland (lvhcre Ran
dolph Macon College Is sisuated), and one and
half miles from Kilby's depot, on the Frcdericks-
burg road. Two hundred acres are cleared; ba-
lance in wood. The land IS productive. and well
suited to the production of corn, wheat, tobacco:
and ground-peas. The place Is well watered and
healthy. with .; large orchard and one and q half
acres in Strawberries and susceptible of division
into several small farms, being surrounded by
roads. The Improvements are n DWELLING
with eight rooms including basement, and the
usual out-buildings. plat may be seen at our
Office. ..
After the sale of the land we will sell the CROPS,
STOCK, &c.
TERMS: For the land. one-fourth cash; balance
at six, twelve eighteen, and twenty-four months,
with interest. For tho other property. terms ut
sale. GRUBBS u W lLLlAMS,
oc l2-MSS,Gtds soy ~. - a. Auctioneers.
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.r;7cTIog sALEs,...Future Days.
BY wellington Goddin,
,.,a.oo and ser1 Tstate Agent,

u,RI1sTEEs, SALE OF THAT yALU-
SnT,E THE SOUTHEAST
CoRNER or BROAD land y EVE y Z II
SHEETS KNOWN As TIE LI.a R n lrdst ssa.
cuted to the subscribers by Alfred PAU, bearing
date on the first day of April, 1858, duly Tecoruea
I'm the Richmond Hastings Court mare 20 secure :
the PAYMENT of the sum of s27. 1881, the aihguit
Of three certain bonds, bearing Interest," 1rom
date we Shall In execution thereof 90 sei
MT n,,blicJ auction, on Che premises, on IN Use.
DAY the 18th day Of October 1893, ut y o CLOCK
NJ If fair If not on the first fair DAY
that valuable property known rs lhe ..E LII
MONT1 TIFF ATREn including SCENES, FUR
NITURE, &C. The lot has front OF sixty te 1s;
more or less on Broad street, and deptn o. loo
feet on Seventh street to an alley Inc Duiluili y,
was erected In 1902 Mt cost OF about $780, aha 70
In good order. The interior arrangements are
such rs o frst-cIass theatre call for.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the eSpeuse >
of sale and to discharge the interest In arTear uv4
the whole debt from the 1st day OF ses, 70 w. az
Ist day OF October, 1850 on credit as 70 W
until the lst day of APRIL 1871 rs to IKE sum o.
So o579 until the LIST day OF April, 1874 ana as 10
ike sum of go os7. 90 until the LIST DAY OF Aprli
1877 with legal interest thereon, payable SEMI
annually ; and as to the residue on such terms Us
mav be announced at the hour Of sale the whole 10
he secured by u tr;lst deed upon the property.
JAMES LYONS, y. -
ROBERT A. LANCASTER,
Or ids Trustees
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:nraI EsTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
Real Estate Agents and Aucttonecrs,
No 1903 Main street. s''s4 @1-'45

-. rF48 al z : eEEs & X
uTE OFFER FOR SALE TWO HUN
. w DRED ACRES OF VALUABLE ,LAND a,
fronting one mile on York River railroad hiree 10
miles from RsnmSnd a6 SUNNI nnd .mbcred. and
thc soil produces finely, being admirably adahts ,a
TO the growth Of early vegetables ana na. ~
timber and na w1ea we wsi VII y r fSs above OF
land N nubIic auction ut our office, No. l2os MAIN
on MoSpMAfT the esenos Of parties de-
String good investment is requested TO the ABOVE
sale. ~,,d,r,lyo
i on os tds 1903 Main street.
4 TTRACTIyE ESTATE ON. JAMES
"A pIVER VIRGINIA.-The above estate, To-
Gated in Henrco county on the north pan am. on
ies 5smss cinsF six ae
aUNDRED AND THIRTY-EIGHT,aACR Ess s
About 200 acres are clearea ana abon 200 acres
in woods, very extensively thinned out during the
war. 7-a...,sa 49,. sco ,crer
arc very cry superior for GRASS and WHEAT, and
also excellent for CORN, being rich clay loan
soil About 100 acres herdgrIng on the rysr are
SMALL FRUITS the. remainder Is OAI ana an,
CORN LAND OF good quality, most OF Which, ,tn Gu
having clay suhsoli may DC or thc marsh land
whics is very rich, about onc-,hird has been put
under cultivation and is now In condition Tor e',ncr
Goed or nnv 10 be and dtched TO make 1t also
arabic tie remaining third affords at All times an
excellent range for stock, particularly lor nosS
for which purpose, indeed, the whole marsh IS aa-
mlrablc. c, T., /, hon 4
of the river, which about half encirccs IT. a1f2ru
ing river front of 2. miles, and direct shipPnng
to New York, Boston, or any port desired ;irt Ihc
land Is unusually productive even WITHOUT ma
nnrcs :: hit should he desired. the property sup
plies means of getting stable and street nanmres
from Richmond 1T little If any cost. me heaith-
fnncss of the estate is good The dwelling sh Is
large English brick mansion of two stories apoFG
hatemcnf with four large rooms and wiGe hall
on each floor. Ample farm and tenant buildings
In good condition Of repair.
The property will be sold as whole asa low
price and on liberal terms or VIII be sundiTlGcd
10 a number of purchasers. 1t Is seldom so valu-
able property, so well located, Is thrown on Tue
market For further particulars apply to
W. 3. ROBINS. 1909 Main street.
oc 15--lawdw corner Tenth, Richmond. Va.
TWO HUNDRED LOTS, in WOOD
L VILLE.-FIFTY DOLLARS for LOT 80
by 100 feet. Only FIVE DOLLARS for the cash
payInent and THREE DOLLARS each month on
the balance until paid. Apply to
l.. Il. NEWBuRN.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1O1G Main street, corner OF eleventh.
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ByLee Sc Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN THE
1 COUNTY OF IIENRICO.-By virtue Of a
deed of trust from William j. Martin and wife
dated the 18th day of May, 1865 duly recorded In
the clerks Office Of Henrico county court, and he.
ing requested so to do by the beneficiary In said
deed i will proceed to sell at public auction. on
MONDAY the ist day of November, $780, THAT
being court-day. at Henrlco county courthouse
Mt y ~, the REAL ESTATE In said deco men
tioned-to wit that certain TRACT OF land ly-
ing and being on the Darbytown road I'm the conn
ty of Henrico, containing SEVEN ACRES Win
the improvements thereon, adjoining the lands OF
the estate of Archer Taylor. deceased, John w.
Fusscl, and Leonard Hizer. &
TERMS: At sale. .-c.,>,
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auctioneers.
or
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IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL AND,

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL AND,
4 PERSONAL ESTATE IN sIECKLENBURG
COUNTY, VA-By virtue OF deed o. trust 81 Exc 9,
june, 1885, and Of record In the clerks office In
Meckienb9rg county, Va, shall on MoN IL
10 the highest bidder, at public auction, the
TRACT OF LAND upon which the said Boyd re-
sides lying about two mics rom n, me yse .,
ACRES. "A large portion of this land "a In cniss-
walton, with an abundant supply Of timbered laad,
'sirhe dwelling house Is large and commodions.
with eight 1or ten rooms conveniently arranged.
The out-buildings oil every description are aEplG
there arc but few residences Ia this section OF Vir
gtnia more desirable. sls IlrfEs selcEf u 4. -
Attic same time and place VIII sell . IBAGa
OF LAND, adjoining the above tract, known as The
LEIGH TRACT, containing Two HUNDRED
AND TWENTY ACRES. 2s----
house etc. Also, q sman tract containing FOR ,ls
TY-FIYE ACRES, adjoining the lands OF ID. w.
Brame, Tucker S. Cole, ard others i, 7.
Hou tse sa%s a and ahS F se1f s MISUNDERSTANDING f
including ONE PIANO, Ai.AilN ti u sil'l.h.-
sIENTSof every description, stoeh o. Hpkehs,
TERMS OF SALE OF thc real estate, win be
made known on the day of sale. iAli the personal
property will be sold for cash. :, q,
Of A Nove ens ss wiI sell 4 aesdtsa i
OF the courthouse door, the BRICK SToaE-
HOUSE now occupied by Boyd y soode.-a "a n aag.
yeniently arranged for merchandising, rLEnins
back from the street % feet, fronting uu Jefferson
streesa feet situated at the corner or NAH a
atiached situated west of the c4urt-hoese, IN f6s
ssid Village; the HOUSE situated In TIC said VII
lagc now occupied by John larry rs o. shoe shop )
adjoining S. r. johnson, j. j. DalY, ani Stsery,
containing osE-FoURTii OF "a, AZ, t AGaE near
Randotnb Macon goliese adjoining the hands or
William 4. smith aud others, containing keuk-
TEEN ACRES. sy
AhAs tnseo Aae : - &. n. JOHNSON,
e s@ ~ Trustee for a. Boyd.
BoYpToN, October 2, ists. oe illus
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VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY

~
b Y F0R.SALE IN THE TOWN OF CLARkS-
WILLIE, yIRGINIA.-Byvir virtue OF decree OF ~ tn ae
circuit court OF Meeklenburg county, rendered ~
the September term (lsea) in the suit of Townes u.s.
trustees &C. shall on FRl ID ,e the n i.n
Hotel In the town or GAINESVILLE, to the highest
bidder PUBLIC austion the large and dy yslSa6ls
lfytures. together with the LOT and HOUSES at
tached formerly the property q John ". Young;
tho tobacco-growing region of Virginia and North
Carolina ~ g! 3tI I'D
The FACTORY BUILDING is of recent con-
fmanufact ure OF tobacco-being three stories nigh
about forty feet wide, and segenty-nye or eighty
feet in length.
TERMS or SALE !: Enough In cash to pay the
costs OF suit and expenses of sale ud the residue
on credit of sixty days the purchaser to execute
bond with approved PERSONAL security forth de-
ferred payment, and the title to be retained unth
The terms OF the above sale must bs complied
with at once, or the property win be mmediasely
resold q ggs.-sf.t.T r, - S.R.JOHSSQN,
+ oc90 Commissioned.
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LAND AGENCIES.


II. ELLIS,
Il GENERAL AGENT
or THE
VIRGINIA LAND AGENCY,
established in the year 1866, and since most sue
cessfully conducted by a. +. Robertson & Co., ut
Lynchburg. OFFICE:
Front room first floor, over the clothing store %
= i. B. Spcnce & Son,
NO 1900 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
VIII act as AGENT FOR THE PURCHASE.
SALE. AND EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE
in town and country.
The Virqinin LidyerfiSer, newspaper published
once Il week, regularly distributed on railroad
trains. packct-boats. and steamships, and having
d large circulation in the best farming regions of
the northern. eastern. western, and northwestern
States with special reference to the sale of lands
in Virginia. oc l5--9t*
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NTpS0N HOMES JR,
BvLcc & Goddin. Auctionecrs,
No. lib Main street.

SMALL BRICK HOUSE
IL ON CHERRY STREET, IN SIDNEY, FOR
we viii sell. on the premises. on MONDAY the
25th instant, ut O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY
above described. The lot has front Vi j leet
inches and depth of 9s feet, with BRlCk
DWELLING two stories high containing three
rooms. and being corner lot, is very desirable
small dwelling.
TERMS: Onc-third cash: balance Mt and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
nurna by trust deed LEE Il GOnD1N,
90 o. - Auctioneers.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1ll3 Main street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
. executed to the undcrsignedb by Robert Z. Nor
Kiss and wife Of date of April 1865, and Of record
in The clerks Office of the county court of Ienrlco
county SHALL ut the request Of the henehciarics
therein proceed to sell ut public auction, at the
Office of Richardson & Co., real estate agents,
lll3 Main street under Lancaster " Cos, on
TUESDAY the ID day Of November. 1882, NJ 4
O'Clock p NJ. 10 the highest bidder. that valuable
TRACT OF LAND situate In the county OF Hen
rico, upon the ChicSahominy river, about three
and 4 half miles from the city of Richmond, which
was conveyed to the said Robert +. Alorrlss ny
Richard G.. Morriss and wife. by deed of date OF
Nav G. 1862 and also of record in the clerks ONCE
aforesaid and therein described and said 10 con-
tain EIGHT HUNDRED AND THlRTl-SlA
ACRES he the same more or less.
The deed under which this sale Is made requires
a payment in cash of enough to dciray the cN-
principal and interest due on the bond designed TO
be secured by said deed,-Such amount being the
sum of 1920 of interest and Of SO much OF Inc re-
naming purchase money rs VIII be SulaclenC 10
nav off the principal Of the said bond when due
which Is the sum OF s18,000-on or before the ISL
day of April 1879. and interest thereon semi-an-
nually on the LIST day of April and October OF each
money the same to be paid In such manner as the
said Robert +. Morriss shall direct; or. In the
event of his failure to give such directions as the
trustees may think fit which will be duly an
nnunced at the time Of such SALE and be accommo-
dating to the purchaser.
The title to The property is believed 10 be unqucs-
tionable but, selling rs trustees, VIC shall convey
with special warranty and shall require deed OF
trust Upon the premises to secure the deferred pay
ments JAMES ALf I'LL Ir 9o,SE'0'
ocoe Trustees.
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BY Wellington Goddtn,
.uctionenr and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
- I'm AMD IND Sc cdRSE Rh OF
FPtSKLIN md TW ENTY-SIXTH STREETS,
AND 4 LARGE TOBACCO FACTORY Gl2l,1 AID slD
SrRRSN1EoReSo F" MAIN And TWETTY-FIFTH
STREETS.-By virtue of n decree OF the circult
court of Rchmond city On tae l OF
&C.. against Ligon's administrators, &C.; snaii'
rs the acting commissioner, proceedto sell at pnD-
lie u cn he he S Of S r
moncinr Mt 4 q, clock T. NJ. the following valuable
real estate, of which the late John T.. Ligon died
convenicntlv-arrang BRICK DWELLING at
the southeast corner Of Franklin and Iwenty-slXlh
streets, formerly the residence of the late Mr.
Lyon and now occrped by Mr.. John +. Glenn
The lot has front of 63xIes feet. and the dwelling
contains twelve rooms with large accommoda-
one. The view from it Is very fine, and commands
the greater part of the city and the lower James
river for many miles.
After which. say about half-past O'Clock 7. NJ.
that large and wel-located TOBACCO FACTORY
and its appurtenances at the southeast corner OF
Main and Twenty-ffth streets. The lot has a front
NJ ain street or 100 feet. and 4 depth OF lc3 feet
1t will be divided into two parts, so as to sell with
the large thrcc-story factory and the ample Kitchen
rRthe reara front on Main street OF about lSo ieet,
and with the two wooden buildings lying to the
west of the brick factory front on Main street of
about CO feet.
The particular attention of capitalists and others
is invited to the foregoing SALE rs 1t Is seldom such
desirable property IS offered at auction. For TO-
bacconist it Possesses peculiar advantages, as by
sccurin" the residence, about one hundred yards
from the factory, he can always be near enough TO
the factory to snpcrntcnd the whole operations.
TERMS: Onc-fourth Of the purchase money in
cash the balance in three equal instalmcnts, at
six twelve, and eighteen months, for negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed, interest added, and
title retained till all Of the purchase money is July
JANIS PLEASANTS,
oc21 Acting Commissioner.
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Ennut is a French word for an American
malady, which generally arises from the
want of want, and constitutes the COM
plant of those who have nothing TO COM
plain of.-No'tolk Journal. s-
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ARC, A.UrT1 4. M. sALEs--.This Nay.
! BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street. ss7l

DIANO, FURNITURE, .CARPE;;I IL,
I SETTEES, &C., AT hUCT1ON..--I VIII GEL
THIS DAY at my aiIction-hnusc. sommencinG ~
10 o'clock, an assortment OF HOUSEHOLDER k-
One o ELEGANT Gens ssBsWEM-ocTAvE ROSEWOOD
80 CASE PIANO, -, ,ss,--,,,s - Icy Il
PnsEwSfSD and MA ROGANY WARDROBES.
MAHOGANY and w Al NUT EXTENSION
:, ,R6G AM NJ ,,DoiSING-TABIlfS and ENDS,
M1H0GhNY ARD TABLES and WASH
.tc,oTThGE' CHAMBER FURNITURE.
FEATHER BEDS, holsters. and PILLOWS;
MATTRESSES.
LOUNGE FRA MES, - s@t.A,ails
Now and secondhand CARPETS, .
SIDEBO ARDS. o,,o, :.
SpRING HOBBY-HORSE, nearly new;
Large SHOWCASE. gT,1a.,.q rssa
SFWISG-MA CHIMES, Is i. +.
and STORE STOVES, -,
Forty-four sETTEEs suitable for church haii,
n. oa sehoo'' Auctioneer.