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In Probate.-Kenosha County Court.

AN reading and fling the petition of Amasa c.
" Joslyn and Esther Parks, administrators OF
said estate repres enting among other things that
they have fully administered said estate and pray
examining their account of their administration
Ito be fled, and that they be discharged from their
said trust, it is ordered that said account be ex-
amined by the Judge of this Court on the 3Oth day
of July 1862 at his Office in the city and county Of
Kenosha, at 10 O'Clock A. M of said day.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested by publishing this
order in the Kenosha Telegraph weekly newspa
per printed and published in Kenosha Cityfor three
weeks successfully before said day Of examining
said account. to
Dated Julys7, 1869. red Io! 1oI
3w6 - 9iidqqGs u! JaPETTIT.
County Judge in andfor Kenosha Co,
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Lord Byron,s Last Days.

q
In parting with Lord Byron it is
some relief to cast a glimpse of light
upon a very dark picture. Though
be continued to breathe bitter words
against Lady Noel down to the time
Of her death, yet for three years be-
fore his own death, he seems to have
ceased "a single instance excepted to
speak or write unkindly of his wife.
The first four and the eighth stanzas
of his last beautiful verses suggest
that the unholy bonds which had
held him were loosed. In the record
Of the last ten days Of his life the
lady from whom he parted at Genoa
is not named. In the interval OF
consciousness his thoughts turned to
her whom he had wronged. On the
dav that he sailed from Genoa to-
ward Greece he regretted that he had
not first gone to England. On the
day before his death he muttered,
'swhy did [ not go home before |
came hcreY" On the same day, when
he knew that he was dying, he was
most anxious to make Fletcher, his
old servant, understand his last
wishes. The servant asked whether
he should bring pen and paper to
take down his last words. ,,Oh no."
he said, sit is now nearly over. Go
TO my sister-tell her.-Go to Lady
Byron you will see her, and say
His voice faltered and he continued
to mutter to himself for nearly TWEEN
ty minutes with much earnestness,
concluding, "Now I have told you
ALL" ''My Lord" said Fletcher, 81
have not understood a word you have
been saying" "Not understood met"
said Byron with look of the utmost
distress. ''What a pity Then it is
too late; all is over.'' 81 hope not''
answered Fletcher; s'but the Lords
will be done.'' ssYes, not mine," he
said and tried to utter few words, Of
which all were inarticulate except
''my sister-my child" He was most
unhappy in his choice of a biographer.
Mr.. Moore was unable to perceive the
injury that he inflicted upon Lord
Byron in giving fixed habitation to
his changing fancies of anger and re-
morse without repentance, or the dan
ger which, in the very whirlwind Of
his passion, he had always avoided,
Of enforcing Lady Byron to break the
silence. II Sir Walter Scott, who
was emphatically man, could have
undertaken the task, he would not
have called up his friend to tell from
the grave, with joyous voice, the
foul sensuality of Venice; he would
not have collected darts, which lay
scattered abroad and harmless, to
pierce woman's heart, Such were
not the messages which, the husband,
if God had given him utterance,
would have sent from his death-bed.
It is difficult to believe that Moore
had not personal resentment against
Lady Byron, and as difficult to un-
derstand how the utmost degree Of
resentment could persuade any man
to insult any woman SO darngly.
Temple Bar.
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State of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County. IS
-..-- PROBATE OFFICE, June 80, a. D.. 1859
In the matter Of the Preef.and Probate of tbe 10
viii and TeatA faentmof sXilliam w no.Hr ! :

In the matter Proofrand Probate of the last
VIII ana Ieseament-of William W. Doty, de-
Whereas, an instrument in Writing, purporting
to be the last viii and testament of said William
appicationhas been made by Mary daiine Doty
widow of deceased praying that the same be
proven and admitted to Probate ACCORDING to the
laws of this State andt that Alzo B. Pierce Of Bris-
toll be appointed administrator of the estate of
deceaseda 1T Is ordered that said appli-
cation beheard before me- at the Probate ofIic in
the city Of kenQslia, in said county on Monday
the second day of August, A. D. 1897 at one
o'clock IN the afternoon of that day. and it is
further ordered that notice shall be given TO all
persons interested in saidzwilE of theI fine and
place of said hearing, by publication in the Ke-
nosha Telegraph, newspaper printed in said
County for three successive weeks once each week,
prior to the time of such hearing Bv the Cont
JAMES j. PETIT,
/ [6w3l County Judge in and for Kenosha County
Dated at Kenosha City, the seventh day of July
A. D. 1869, 4w6
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10 aRLMBoLDss ExTR ACT BUcHU gives health
and vigor to the frame land bloom to the pallid
symptoms, and if treatment lie submitted to.
consumption, insanity, or epileptc fits ensue.
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PARTISAN gourmands affect rats.
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A Positive. Remedy for all
kinds OF Hu111ors,1 al9

: Scrofu.a, Scurvy, Salt-Rheur1, Carbun-
Giles and Epiis, Ulcers and all obstinate
Affections Of the Skin, lnfiammatory
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Chronic
iDiarrhoea, MereufiaI Diseases, and every
faint Of the System; Dyspepsia and those
Affections originating in the Derangemenf
Of the Digestive Organs viz, Bilious
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous AZ
fections, Headache, Languor, and Depres-
sion of Spirits, Loss, Of Appetite Gonsti-
-QaEQ1a. aA.t .,lnr IL. -. 90 $3.50
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RX Buying my Goods
NJ in New York, / am
enabled to give my cug-
toners better goods, a
more varied assortment.
and ten per cent. lower
than though they were
bought elsewhere. The
stock is now complete in
every particular, and I
am prepared to offer
greater inducements than
Ever.
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\ BALLOON IN A MAINE WILDERNESS.
Mr.. Samuel A. King, the aGronaut, gives
the following amusing account of an advcn-
ture in the northern wilds Of Maine: had
had On unusually long air voyage from
Bangor with several companions, and was
passing over almost an unbrokcn wilderness
Of forest and lake looking in vain for
landing place. Night was coming on, and
the question where to land became a serious
one. No sound of civilization, not gun
or an aXc-nothing but primitive sounds Of
nature. "lcrc is an opening" cried one
passenger; "why not land here p No,
boys, have little patience; we can do
much better by running down to the coast
in the commencement above us. Darkness
had come on but see-"A light light !"
This was the exclamation of one who q mo-
ment before thought he was doomed to
starve in the wilderness. Sure enough,
there was light but it was Il great way
off, and might not be III our course yet
gradually we approach it. AT one time II
seems to he to the right, and then away to
the left but nearer it comes, till 1t is seen
streaming from window beneath us.
There is dark, open space below. Is 1t
land or water? | see Il fence. Over
with the anchor, and in Il moment
more we find ourselves swinging oy
the anchor-rope over a newly-cleared
field, among the stumps and logs. we hao
landed in the only Inhabited spot within
twenty miles, near a saw-mill, on the oro-
mucto river. The people who run the mill
lived near by, and it was from their win
dow that we saw the light. Wishing Tor
some assistance to remove the balloon TO
smoother ground, if possible, before letting
the gas out, we remained in the car, and
taking up my speaking trumpet, | hallooed,
but the unearthly sound was adding terror
to the already frightened inhabitants. One
man, however, little Drawer than the rest,
ventured out after awhile, and inquired
what is it any how BY dint of explanation
and persuasion, we succeeded i'll getting
him to come to us. Giving him u line that
was attached to the car, he was requested
TO make it fast TO certain log to prevent
The balloon from swaying about till we
could get more help. Becoming impressed
with the idea that our lives were in danger,
and that our safety depended upon him, he
froze TO that rope in wonderful manner.
1t was little short and though he tried
hard to make it last every time the balloon
would settle, still lie could not get it fast
encd. Then the balloon would rise, and
up he would go twenty feet or more,
and down again to try the same
thing over; but he soon began 10
feel exhausted, and remembering his COM
panions, hEoke out with, "Say you blast
Cd, golldurned, cowardly sneaks, come out
and help me the darn thing IL kill me -
This started them soon five others made
their appearance, and assisted in moving
the balloon to better place. The first
they knew Of the balloon was from one of
the women who was Just returning FROM
milking. Seeing the monster just above her,
and descending, she dropped her pail
and fled to the house, screaming in
the most frantic manner. When asked
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the matter, she could only reply, "Oh,
;ps-,.a,- forerunner-i know it's a fore
rnnner,m Tn this backwoods place they
had never heard of balloon, and many
wcrc the wonders and surmises as to the
meaning of our strange appearance among
them. The oldest man of them all, how
ever, seemed to have hit upon the right
idea, and coming up to me, in iocose way
saws he. "Ah! yeer skedadlers :" l
shook my head, and, pointing to the bal
loon, he asked: GLOW many more is there
up in tha'e 1t didn't take so big coach
to bring so few of yer" lie was induced
to change his mind at last, when big
coach lay prone upon the ground.
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+.
SPECIFICS.

II, SPECIFICS.
Who would suffer rheumatic ache and pain
While the healing balm does reignY
Go sufferers anicklE' ana la n sonIr 9pTa
p1rr1rNsTIsM, LJMBAGO AND ALL PAINS
= OF THE LIMBS AND JOINTS. ..
Who would dysentery's company keep,
Or ut anr bowel disorders weep,
When away You can 1t quickly sweep
with ELlAs's EFFECTuAL ELIXIR
for the certain cure OF
DYsENTERY, DIARRHGA, AND ALL
BOWEL DISORDERSF
Or If dyspepsia is your friend
can TO YOU safely recommend
A speedy cure, which will 1t mend, ,,r
called GLASS EFFECTUAL ELiAlk BIZ
TIERS, for the speedy cure OF n,s
DYSPEPSIA, nEAkTBu i; N M ahh b''-
The E. E. E. SPECIFICS are harmless and
And p for All Ills they guarantee certain cure;
So who would any longer pain endure
while the +. f. L. SPECIFICS can be found al
retail Mt
A. BODEKER & BROTHERS, No. 1886 Main
II. ". PoWERS's, No. 1906 Main street;
MEADE & BAKERS, No. 9l9 Main street
j. ". RISON'S. corner Third and Main streets
VIRGINIA TEA COMPAN1's ,. corner Nih''
l +. WA WhtG%ERS corner Sixth and Broad streets;
i BIAIR'S No. SIS Broad street;
KINDEKVATER BOOKS, NO. Sc4 Broaa
sill sIiEfLDs, STEVENS & CO.'S, No. 500 Broad
And ut wholesale by the proprietor, No: SIG Sixth
street. where long list OF certificates lroi "eAl
known citizens can he seen.
None genuine without the proprlctor's photo
graph and signature. au II-tNoN'
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RICHMOND, August 10, 1869,

sCJuLtUTS W bLc Dtop"t|e'
Chickahominy," in your issue OF 10,
lav, makes some inquiries relative to com
which has fallen into his hands, describing
il rs follows "About the size OF an osd
copper cent head of George Ill. on one
side and hcraldic devices, surrounded oy
tho name of Virginia, on the other, with
the date 1873" He asks that some ono
skilled in numismatics viii explain its orr
gin. Although not deeply verscd in this
Subject, viii tell him what I know con-
corning It. It was designed by his Majesty
George III. and struck off by him as a
medal or tribute-piccc in honor OF Virginia
in the year 1878, rs indicated by the date
on the reverse side. The hcraldic devices
IRE the coats of arms OF England, Ireland:
Scotland, and Wales, united in the form OF
n shield, surmounted by the crown OF Eng
land. \ few years before the war quite !"
lengthy article on the subject of coins ap-
pcared in Frank LeSlie's, and this was
mentioned and described as being ito col
lcctors) one of some considerable value:
L. W. NJ.
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.--.-.-11-.. BY Lyme u Brother, -.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1893 Main street. -

VALUABLE GRANITE AND BRICK
v { FRONT STORE. WITH, DWELLING.
MsIN oHE2T1 Door TO TIE CORNER OF
NINETEENTHT STREET, FOR SALE AT
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 2sth day OF
August, 1890 at 81 O'Clock P NJ that truly yalTa,
bic GRANITE AND BRlCk1EK9,SS.rI slot ne
same. containing eight rooms; kitchen, &c; al
present occupied by good tenants.
The LOT has front of 90 feet on MAIN strees'
running back depth OF 1855 feet To an ailey III co
mon 90 feet wide. . s
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance Mt four
eight. and twelve months. for negot,abic noteS' III
terest added secured by n trust deed.
LYME & BROTHER,
an ~ adfsct 1ft. Auctioneers
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ArCryoy sALEs--.Future Days.
BY Cook SsLaughton, Auctioneers,
-corno. Franklin and Governor streets.

ELEGANT FtRNITuRE; HORSES,
. CART HARNESS FARMING UTENSILS,
IICff1niNci AN ELEGANT WHEAT DRILL
AND TWO HUNDRED AND TIETY CORDS EDS
WooD, At AUCTIoNL3n To VI I'D sdc g I'll
OF General John H. Gleason Main street near e.;
sidney, half-mile beyond city limits, all o. his
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
efnG ELEGANT PARLoR SUIT, complete, CO.
". T RFf lE y1tb gr TaB 5feREss ~
2. MIRRORS
ESCRIT0IRE, .t. =
BRUSSELS and INGRAM CARPETS,
BOOKS. ENGRAVISGS.
HAT-RACK, with marble top;
WINDOW SHAPES II PES and nd f GrRTAhlSs'
BTREAUs. WAsHsTANDs. LOUSGE,
HAZE nna sLILCK MATTRESSES,
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS,
3. CHAMBER CARPETS, CHAIRS,
WHEELER s. W1LsoN:No. Sc WI N G.
oH Hni1sf Hh6iBBY-HoRsE,
WALNUT SIDEBOARD,
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS.
.CROCkERY and GLASSWARE,
KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, &C.;
l elegant PLATED TEA SET, complete;
The hn usual variety of KITCHEN FURNITURE,
amongst which is LARGE COOKING-sTOvE.
Previous to which will be sold
GRAY MARE five years old
NEW CART and HARNESS.,
MICH COW, four years old
IMPORTED GALE, four months Old;
YOUNG PIGS, imported;
EVE LAME, from Central Park;
/ ALMOST NEW WHEAT DRILL, In perfect
wAGoS'HARNEss,
r Ftt3f,MTITAToRs,
FEED-CUTTER,
SPADES, .s.-..-
FORKS,
1L IlIS, SADDLE, nearly now:
CENTS SADDLES,
ESGLiSH BLANKETS,
l set SLEIGH BELLS:r
set BUGGY HARNESS,
J WAGON RUGS, &C, &c.
80 CORDS WOOD, on York River railroad near c,
Meadow station, half mile from railroad.
| ...-t.,>. COOK SC LAUGHTON, AuctionecrS::
TERMS Cash. an IS
LEIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
Il sold on SATURDAY, August 81, 1869, COM
mencng at 70 O'clock A. MI on the t PTemTisesd
s Sixth, the &c following. property-to wit:
Lot MADEIRA WINE,
TEA re- T. CADD1Es,
| Lot JARS,
Lot PEPPERS,
| ALLSPICE,
NUTMEGS,
&C.,. GINGER,
BLACKING,
CHOCOLATE,
SODA.
... EMPTY BARRELS. So.
SHCE-BRUSHES,
CLOTHES PINS,
..~r SIFTERS
TUES and BUCKETS,
EMPTY BOXES,
Ill. COUNTERS and SCALES.
l. sets TIN MEASURES, ETC., etc.,
TO satisfy an attachment In my hands III favor OF
William u. Jones and against Joseph G. Boudar.
Saidsale is made by consent OF both parties.
TERMS Cash.
au TO-. WILLIAM II. TALL, II. G. c. Il.
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By Hill & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No 12na Main street.

NrEW FRAME HOUSE CONTAINING
~ THREE ROOMS. AND LOT FRONTING
. FEET A 4 RTNNING BACK ISL FEET on
NICHOLSON STREET. ROCKETTS. OPPO:
ArCTION.-Wc viii sell on MONDAY, esd day
Of August, 1902 on the premises, Mt O'Clock r:
NJ. the property located rs above, now occupied
Inv Mr.. William 3. Armistead. The house is new.
having lust been completed. and Is very desirable
for a small family. The ground will be divided
to suit the views of purchasers.
TERMS: At sale. .,... ..
HILL & GODDIN. Auctioneers,
auo 1903 Main street.
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NOR NEW YORk.-OLD Do TsSs,
L MINION STEAMSHIP CoMPA-zAsHkzss
NY.-The splendid sidc-wheel steamships
MARIE, and IATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk City Point, and Richmond, every TUES-
DAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, ut :
o'clock Z. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. nj high tide.
These ships entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcrOOms. The fare, acCommoda-
tons. and attention are unsurpassed.
Freight for points beyond New York Forwarded
with Dispatch. and no charge made save for actual
expenses incurred. .
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected ut lowest rates, when ordercC
Al A QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT, at the
Offices OF this company.
y. l.. MCCEEADY, President, l37 Greenwich
street, New York.
WILLIAM C. DUNIIAM 4 CO., Agents,
ia 10 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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BY Lee IL Godd1n Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

TANNERS HALL, ON MAIN AND
1 PINE STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-By request Of Mr.. Charles II. Tanner.
whose feeble heath prevents him from giving at
tcntion to merchandising, we will sell on MON
DAY, 23d of August on the premises, at O'clock
DWELLING known rs ''Tanncr's Hall stua,
ted as above described, in the town of Sidney, and
for wears occupied by the owner grocery stand.
: The building was erected in 1ssO. is two stories
high and Is fitted up with three rooms on the first
floor, with 4 large hall above, now rented to the
Orders of Odd Fellows and Sons of Temperance as
a public hall. The lot fronts on Main street 9sS
feet and extends back about 100 feet in depth.
This IS justly regarded rs the best business stana
TERMS At sale. LEE & GODDIN.
nm 10 Auctioncers.
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ByLyne II Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
ll3g Main street.

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL AND
EIPERSONAL ESTATE. ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF LOUISIANA STREET. PORT MAYO,
NEAR THE GROCERY OF DENNIS O'DAlLIS-
At AUCTION.-I shall. rs executor of Thomas
Consadnc, deceased, procecdto sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises, on MONDAY the sd day of
august 1869. ut 81 O'Clock L. NJ, TWO DESlliA-
BILE BUILDING LOTS located rs above de-
scribed, fronting on the north side OF Louisiana
street IS feet each, running back within parallel
lines 10 feet to an alley In common 10 feet wide.
Also. mt tie same time, we will sell Il No. MULE,
CART, and HARNESS.
For the real estate, the terms will he onc-third
cash balance at four and eight months for ncg"-
liable notes interest added, secured by trust
deed and for the personal property, cash.
JAMES II. DDOLEi,
Executor Of Thomas COnsaIinc, deceased
Sale conducted by LYME " BROTHER, Auc-
tiOnecrS. I'LL IL
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SEEA MEasS.

HIA, RlCH-1 rfTSS
Il MOND AND NORFOLK M-cscassssls,,ssaaz.
SHIP BINE.-Steamcrs NORFOLK ana ). :.
GREEN. composing this line, will leave Philad.l-
phia every SATURDAY, and Richmond every fKl-
DAY, alternately. Freight taken Tor Norfolk NJ mo-
New Orleans, and bills of lading signed through;
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals ana
statcr0Om IS. W. i. PORTER, Agent.
NH 3 Office, No. ?i?5 DOCK street.
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CtMITH'S- ANTERIOR sPLINTs, AS
> SORTED SPLINTS, ROLLER BANDAuES,
ao1o h.. j. BLAIR, Druggist
S' a. "a SOS Broad street.
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AUCTION sALEs---This Day.
BY Cook q Laughton, Auctloneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

g BY Cook Laughton, Auctloneers, 1890
corner Governor and Franklin streets. 4
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
I'll PETING, GROCERIES, 7CONTRACTok's
TOOLS, &C., ATAUCTION.-TH1S DAY, nj 10
o,c,ock. we will sell Mt our auction rooms an as
sortmont of FURNITURE. &C, Consisting OF -,
One very handsome COTTAdE ChhMbfah
SHIT nearly new = -
One MARBLE-TOP WALNUT CABINET,
Handsomely carved:
New JENNY LIND BEDSTEADS. =.
New HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES, ~!
OFFICE and DARKROOM ARM-CHAlRS,,,,
MAHOGANY MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD,
STAINED WARDROBES, ---# ...s 2
WASHSTA NDS and TABLES, ~@
New TIN CUPBOARD, FL ..@.' &C.,.
SAFES, LOUNGES,
CLOCKS .....-... ...-
TOILETWARE, la.
BLANKETS, .".r
BEDDING. ....s.-n-.
CROCKERY, &c.
s.s ALSO.
10 rolls INGRAM CARPET1NG.
10 barrels LABRADOR HERRlNGS,
o. dozen CONDENSED MILK. x.
75O hounds BACON SHOULDERS,
SMALL DERRICK,
4 lot of SUOVELS, ...r
WHEELBARROWS.
PICKS.
HAMMERS.
oNo" '1Ni''' COOK G. LAUGHTON,
,roo AuctlOnccrs.
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SEWENG-MACEsESES.

SEWING-MACHIN OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. We have also for sale
The SINGLE-THREAD HAND MACHINE Of
the gold medal pattern, which think is the best
OF such hunbug machines. Price $50.
SLOAT x ADDINGTON,
jy2l l4!j Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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by Wellington Goddin,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT NALU-
4 ABLE FARM CAL l. + "CENTRAI:
PLAINS" on THE ME- w Is X q +
ROAD, TWO AND 4 HALF MILES NORTH
EAST or THE CITY OF RlCIIMOED: ALSO,
PERSON ~ EFFECTS. CONSISTING OF
CROPS, STOCk &C.-By virtue OF two deeds oil
trust executed to the subscriber by Mr.. Samuel NJ
Williamson hearing date It'll Of August. 1867 both
duly recorded In IIeurco county court, l. shall, In
execution thereof at the request Of tine holders OF
the last two Negotiable notes one of which Is men
toned in each deed proceed TO sell ut public auc-
ton on the premises, on MONDAY the 23d OF
August, 1859. commencing ut IL o'clock a. VI,
that truly VALUABLE FARM located rs above
formerly the residence OF the late Thomas L. Car
ter containing 1875 G6-100 ACRES. and known as
Central Palms, The land, for the most part,
Is of fair quality. and the ncighborhood equal to
the best in the vicinity OF Richmond. The I'M
provcmcnts consist of Il large BRICK DIV ELL
ING with front and rear porticos, In front OF
which Is Il ward of choice flowers. shrubbcry, &c,
and the garden Is well Stoock with fruit trees be-
sides which there Is pretty good old orchard.
In addition, there IS good brick barn, n stable
carrlagc-holse, servants houses, icc-house, &c.
This farm Is so well and favoraDly known that Il
further description is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 defray expenses OF
sale aud to discharge two negotiable n0tcs-onc Tor
81 gO7 05 and the other for 81 1886 Of! and as to the
residue of the proceeds of SALE credit Of six,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
interest added, sccurcdby 4 trust deed. Possession
given ut one. RO. X. HOWI>ON,
Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

TTJJUBE CAPSULES for enclosing
y : ~ II II e j. BLAIR, Druggist,
-, "a sos Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-20
By 2. Bowman, Auctioneer.

V1XTRA AND ATTRACTIVE
~ SALE-On TUESDAY,, August 2.th, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell ut my warerooms,
I'LL Main street, very large and desirable line Of
MERCHANDISE, comprising in part 4 very
choice assortment of FANCY and STAPLE DRY
GOODS suitable for the season, idcluding 20 bales
ID and IA MAN CHESTER BROWN which win
tractivc line Of READY-MADE, CLOTHING !;
500 cases BOOTS, SHOES. BROGANS, and BAL
MORALS, for mems, women's, and children's
wear I'm great variety of sizes and quality. with
an attractive invoice Of FUR and WOOL HATS.
These goods arc all fresh aud scasOnable, and
Will he sold without reserve.
will also sell the entire stock of country retail
store.
TERMS: Nj sums under $780, cash; from 800 TO
$500. sixty days: above that amount ninety days
credit, for approved endorsed papers.
p. BOWMAN.
Auctionecr and Commission Merchant.
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