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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

SenpN BurvnrSr ( sudden boz
raayomsuthas fallen an Charles y pa.
ssuport Esq q BmlteJora STROUD.
ing his home u gloom. ani casting a
paII 81 lbe deepest a1l.cuun over hm
Thursday 81 last week Ms Davenport
drove Is TayetiesiIe tor scr husband,
who was tauc II Court ANA Friday
forenoon She rode home ella him In
The evening at tbo same day sbe rode
down into MWu street With Alr naten.
port, TO do somc shopping apparently
rs we'll as ever Hsf Grand done she
started home, bat ere het way there
she lay dead ID the arms Of her bus.
band She was about 1 / years old, and
leaves Mr. Davenport tao children, four
having gone before their mother
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

Honor TO GENERAL SPINNER One Of
the clerks OF the United States Treas
ury at Washington confessed recently
that he had embezzled seven thousand
dollars Of the public funds which pass
ed through bis hands, Gen. Spinner,
upon hearing Of the defalcation, with
out moments hesitation sold some OF
his own bonds and replaced the amount
stolen, he holding himself individually
responsible for any deficit in hisdepart-
ment This is the first case OF fraud
in the Treasurers office under Gen.
Spinner's administration, and this
promptness not only in securing the
government against loss, bat in setting
the precedent OF individual liability,
deserves the highest praise in these
days Of Official dishonesty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

Few bills have been introduced n
the Legislature, as yet The Burden
Railroad bill has been introduced into
both houses under the title Of the Wal.
lomsac Railroad. Judge kellogg has
introduced bin for n General Rail.
road Law" Mr. Scott Of Plymouth,
presents a bill giving the power TO No
taries Public and Masters in Chaucery
to solemnize the rite of marriage.
The President has decided to par
don NIL OF the Fenian prisoners who
were engaged in the late raids. lie
thinks that they haye'been sufficiently
punished, aud they promise in the fu-
ture to respect the laws Of the country,
Petitions for Their pardon have come
from all classes Of people.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
EOral 9nirlIiarnrr.


Cont hoase instead 81 Aaar haN
next Sabbath
Last Saturday Alfred Allen and
Frcdcnck Woodward. two lads 70
this town went hunting togrth-
er. white Allen was exaa hing
bis gun lock his piece was acci-
dcutally discharged while Woodward
was running before the muzElc The
result was Woodward received fah
charge u shot in bis legs, while the
rubber boots worn by NJ at the time
are utterly ruined
II l. Holton & Co have Just re.
turned fcom market with a new stock
Of Millinery and Dress Making goods
Fall and Winter styles
Thos Garfield .ol Londonderry, has
left on our table some fine specimens Of
Davis Seeding Potatoes. and % a nam.
moth size
Died At Grinncll, Iowa, the 25th 8 +
September, 1910 Mrs Mary Taylor,
aged - years Q months and 6 days.
Mrs. Taylor was born at Andover Ia
this state, Dec 10th, 1897, the daugh-
ter Of J and NJ Putnam, who removed
TO Manchester about the year 1872,
Y here Mary became acquainted with.
and married Mr. Orch Taylor, son Of
Jonathan Taylor, who was a soldier Of
the revolution, and an early settler in
the town Of Manchester Mr. and Mrs
Taylor resided for many years in East
Manchester, where they raised to man
hood and womanhood family of eleven
children, nine of whom are non living
and are residents of eight different
States. In the spring Of 1866 Mrs,
Taylor removed to Minnesota, and has
visited her friends in Vermont once
since that time, returning alone to Min
nesota in May Of last year At the
time she was attacked with her last
sickness, or rather at the setting in of
the last stage of the disease with which
she had for many years been afflicted,
namely, tubercular consumption. She
was accompanying her daughter in
tour of emigration through western
Iowa in search of a home in those
broad and fertile fields of the West. "
But the voice to which all must harkcn
arrested the steps Of the traveller, aud
called her away TO view the more glo
rious scenes Of that better land
upon which her hopes had long been
placed Her earthly remains were
brought to Vcrm ont and found rest
ing place at the foot Of the Green
Mountain in the quiet and secluded
little grave yard reserved on the old
homestead at East Manchester. In
character, Mrs. Taylor was one Of those
persons who are needed not only as an
ornament, but as an example in every
community. A professor of religion
from early youth, sho was a meek and
consistent follower of Him, when to
follow is life; always bearing with pa
tience and resignation the more than
ordinary share of trials and cares
which fell TO her lot. Having a strong
desire to be living and active Chris
tan, she was one Of six individuals
who in June, 1880, organized the
church of the g Disciples Of Christ in
the town, and she continued member
of that connection for seventeen years,
when she removed with her family to
Massachusetts,, where she united with
the Baptists, and remained in fellow
ship with that denomination until her
death.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
Sprint 1lOtiGGs.

sonstHins, withgu. any assishable cAnsa, tbs
physical strength and aHtns4i sp.nts give way.
and strange torpof falls klise 90 the body aud
iutelec1 There T. Aiile y 81 pain pefhaps
bat TIE natural sigql aud elasusisy q tbe nef.
yoas and muscalaf system sesras y have depart
Cd. add 40 isdiysrenc 70 he pleasures ef ~.
and even ofits grave responsibilities. takes iha
piece Of that earnest Interest ia both siieg char
1etef4zes every sell bAlsnoed nis1 silen ID )
bsaltby e9hdltaoa.
THIS state d pArtial collapse i Dilsa tie pfe
nSnitory symgboms q soas asf.3as siaiadsy u
iBalestas annaisaAk sblY Ihat toe tsta poNars are
lsngalsAiag saa asea asamaiaat j. sseh easss
the snses u ~ dose y hostsilers Stomach
.itert i wonderfully bsaeas.al IAe great tom
Il wEkes W The systsm ifom .is dfosse. The
sseretl0ns snl clfenh.loa rteelfs 4 nss lnpet4s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

MINING dl p0r cont. Tor lb1
year ending August J. 1870. said percentage ID
BE cast upon the original amount Of The prsmiun
note without any reference 90 any ondorsemont
and to be paid te the Treasurer, al bis Office ID
Montpelier on OF before the l9th day Of Oot0beI
1870
Members Of the Company will mud IN the hand1
Of the Representatives elect to the Legislsture
or Local Agents Of tho Company, sehdule sbosI
ing the amount Of assessment duo from rospvct-
lively; aud they are particularly desired 10 red
that the money for assessments IL forwarded "a
the Office ~ October The assessments must I'D
paid when dao. Those who fail TO thus pay ought
not 70 expect 20 be paid II then property is dgI
trOycd by fire. LITTLE attention 10 this Oh tlid
part o. the Members Of the Company, at thd
proper time, wall save them e1pen,e and tronbeI
tSee Section sth Act Of Incorporation on y0ud
polncy which will be enforced
4. IHUHSiON, Treasurer
Montpelier Sept 9, 1870. ~ 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

SAD AND tArM AcmANr lthamar
l.. Richardson Of Westminster acct.
dentally shot himself through the bead
on Saturday the oath nh lie had beeu
hunting aud in climbing fence it gave
way and ia the fan tie back Of the
hammer struck with such force rs Is
explode the cap. He lived about au
hour in an Unconscious state He was
thirty-two years Of age and leaves a
wife and one child to mourn his IN.
timely death.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
For Sale.

The subscubor ofurs for sale HE House and
Lot consisting " tive acres 81 choice land, viii
d good convenient dkelhuE h0nse aun Barn
Water, good and very convenient The Hbot|
piapu 10 situalod IL tie Village ~ Factory feiut
} Dp0ta n0rth \. b. Young 4 Gus hu Shop.
lerma reasonable. i. TAYLOR
Tor flftAcr par iculars enquire - Is a Jamer|
son OF D HNuir,
Factory Point 0at3 1870 aa.tt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

creased within TIE lss. decade aBd tue
Fsoisaale osnstruciiou. within hftel
period = Ship Canal connecting Abe
aa,en s. Lake Champlsin With tbe ~.
rer Iakes. thus bringing Nsrmoat in
ihe great highway y iraf5e iram The
West = the SeaboaF3. which ulii great
i stimulate our industncs and develop
auF resources
l1nxeke upon he precI9ak interests
oommitied Is you iba Disuo blessing.
and up0u yonr deliberations tho gui-
dance q InGniis Wisdom
joss ~ srruABr
EKeruEE CuANuEa.
M0ErFuIEA. Oc1 g, 1870
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
MIIIIeny and Dressmaklne
A Cod.

Hs,Ue stt uof riarc sud 8uods "a . ". Nnt
Etl VII aaU.dltlai we thspks " oar msu!
rasiomtfs, au3 bopo ths, NE same liberal pat
toaaFe mag Is oeafeFrod apoa him as hav hith
ottH baon siyen " NJ. rhoao y onr customers
phubse . vii pleasa 5aa and settieup q Once
Is He iatb Is go Wet yey guou. ana 40 yni
Uusotti. aaa.npts via Ne plsaoa iula lhe hands
Of al A.j4usz af srleeHao
BOWEN 4 rRlNs.
E4at N.Hast. Sapf 15 1870
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

The steamship Idaho, which arrived
81 New York from Liverpool last week,
brought $50 converts 70 Mormonism,
gathered from all parts q Europe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
~ ForrHrioS ~ lERg0r
joss " srruArr

We give fellow the summing up Of
the census II 1870 q Yermontby coan
ties Is obtaIpel IRON ihe books Il The
.. $. Marshal With column giving The
corresponding hgufes from the las cen
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
MARRI.E MORKs
FOR SALE.

Tie Subscriber offers f3f sale oue-hAf interest
in TO- Shoe Peg Mandatory located il tha I0Nil
y sunatfiaDd, Bennington County. w. wllliii
34 II ! nsliU u the Sunderland Depot.
The ah9tc hamsd pf0pefly L nov dfshg Fassl
well established busiuenr Rha haH ali ~ Tho @pi
rrtsnanoes and nafhissrg ~ tho msnufseture a
si8s prgs. iDei1aisg COED gteani engine neafis
new There Is ALA good aatfl pose attsehsdI
Eaqtifs - " address
T. King
sanaefland, VI. Ftb u. 1870
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
For sala.

The substbf ahers lor sale an 0tcntal las
Barumg & al Stove, SO 81 Nearly new wi
bb sold alta bargain, II EudiEsfuN,
Maucltesirf. ues 1870 &,f
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
RILLINGs rAYInR,s Es,nln

GTATE of VERMONT, At Probate Court Old
- Manchester District S. en- "a the Probate Office
10 Manchester 10 aud for said District on the 80 ,dH,
Of Oct, 1870
Present Hon. + - Burton. Judge
The Administrators on the estate Of Billings Talla
late Of Manchester. 10 said District, decreased, ep,
piled 10 render her dual account.
WhCfeupsn It was ordered that hearing on said ap
peaiian be- heard AZ Probate Court 10 be holden Al
Ihe Probate oiiice IN Manchester, on The Iast We'd
uesday IN oct 1870, and that nsiee thereof be- given
80 Oh persons erps led BY publishing certified eopj
0 this order three weeks surce ryeiy IN the MaHChr
ter journal newspaper printed d said Nanch ealt
previous TO said hearing.
u Attest, LuVELASD MI AsoN, Register,
tTuc copy 81 record Attest,
IoNELAND MINsON Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
HOUSE AND LOT

n Il n II g II Q m |
! O'clock on Ncdaesday mo l2il day " October
the following property. nrs tiaurt iptu
Barn aud Carriage ii9ute with shout one aefi
n Lsnd Ictms given At faIe. Ais0, Niil 81
sliding top, family Carriage ! good famil
jatse, ilsB0, Rosewood, NJ iRauyt Blac
Walnut aud Chostunl Fpfnitufe, 3 stoves Aii'
Pipe, Carpets, Oh Gi0th, OAK Chairs, ~,
All sAms f. $40 aUd Under cash al sums over
g months credit Ca approved notes % interest.
80 tnus Coal fGr cash.
sale poritiye, ~ leave for Tennessee a. %
the 10 Of November
VIM lHOC kWAY
A. GRAY. AultioBeer.
Manchester, Sept "a. RIO iMi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
\fEuMoNF MUfUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Nnrlcr III AssraaMENr M lsln

NOIIUE OF AhbENHMENI ION IHlU,
The members 81 the Vermont Mutual Fire lnI
rurauco Company are hereby notified that thj
following assessments have been made by thd
Diroctora onall notes IN furco on the following
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

BoNDvMLE. The village of Bondville
has three things to be proud Of Its
large and commodious School House
its fine Bridge, which is an ornament
to the village and an honor to the town
and its neat, quiet, well kept Hotel
Mr. Morgan has just treated his hotel
TO a coat of paint outside and in, which
does not detract from its previous
pleasing appearance What traveller
is not willing 50 go out Of his way
making an extra drive for the sake Of
stopping at this cosy rctreaty Who
ever stopped there but was pleased
with the entertainment, and glad TO re
new the visit
ID. W Taft, Of Winhall, has pre-
sented us with sample Of a new yari-
ty Of potnto, called No 2 We think
the variety is a seeding raised by Nj
Brese OF Hubbardton, the great potato
amateur, aud originator Of the Early
Rose. The No. 2 is not an early variety
Il - neither white nor read, Int has a
peculiar tinted complexion They arc
great yielders II bushels being raised
from a peck, in the ordinary method
We beleaye il 70 be very desirable va
rietv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11
Attention ALL

N 6ays retansd iFou Nev Ysf1 siih
lag afaimsut g
FALL STYLES,
hsIt l
MilIienry and Dressmaklne
url $50 q .Ubly VI
FEATHERS.
ElbHONS
IADtS &t
", shah be happ, g fecgfn oals ttmo All,
III. l.. Holton s. Co.
ManpaealEr va oots a. is7o n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

BArInmil kAlfoSAL BASIN az MAscHrTEH, /
september a. 1870, 4
After Gle fret dap Of October nest this Bank
Viii be closod at 3aelook H. ~ on business day sl
20f 81 r BLACK, Cashier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

AT the annual meeting Of the Ar
liugton Young Mems Association, held
at their rooms on the evening Of Oct.
9th, tbs following officers were elected
President. X S. Hard Y, Presidents,
Charles Garfield, Willard Holden "a
Secretary aud Treasurer, w Holden "a
Librarian, Phillip CulHnan; Executive
Com II. s. Hard, j. X Baicholder, II.
G. BroWnson. The association begins
the year ont Of debt, a balance 10 the
Treasury and COO vols ia the library.
The association was organized il the
spring Of 1859
A. s. Adams q Son have opened q
store Ia Arlington, wkere may be found
a general assortment Of goods. Sc
advertisement u another column
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

Convis Parker opens Ills new Store
ia East Dorset this day Mr. Parker
is not a novice in the trade, and we be-
speak for him lively business
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

Oar system for the assessment 81
taxes il defective The amount 81 per-
s0nal estate which escapes taxation is
enormous Valuations are unequal and
The burdens 81 ta1at on bear unequaliy
upon our ciiigans Real estate cannot
escape, bot personal property through
the much abascd privilege Of offsets FOR
debts, and the various shifts Of evasion,
and copeealmeui too commonly prac-
liccd,is largely omitted from our annual
isis Asa consequence real estate j.
always appraised heluw "its true yaiua
Ia money, and not seldom At lses than
one-third Of snch value
Ilisa serious question whether off.
sets ior debts should not be much re-
siric,sd 1t may be well to inquire
aAsther tie evils Of the present system
mas rot BE II least alleviated ~ wen
considered modihahons Of our lAw.
ooESraY AID sTArE
congratulate you on the coniiion d
our country, reunited upon The right.
cons basis u universal freedom aud
eilizAnship.
The evidences II renewed prosperity
are abundant While other nations are
desalaled ~ the rayages 81 war We en-.
loy the nu,old blessings u peace.
There are encouraging Signs Of adj
gancemeni il cur State. Oar popula.
ten snd resources have materially il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-11

congratulate you upon the manifest
advancement If the Cause 81 Popular
Education Is making 10 oar State There
is growing ] terest in our Public
schools and The truth j. generally sc.
gn8p lodged tha, the education 81 the
people Is An indispensable safeguard TO
the preservation ~ free government
For the general diffusion az education.
reliance must b. had primarily upon
FREE Common Schools II il therefore
II vital Importance q the welfare u
the state. that the instruction afforded
10 these SCHOOLS should be u the high.
cst character sitAinsblc il should
however. bc remembered. that sys
tenn - educ alton which fails to embrace
the Academic aud Collegiate methods
ansl opportunities, l. Incomplete, and
mugt anguish u here mental culture
is broadest and deepest. theFe are the
fountains which fiow thr best e3aca.
ilonsl iafiusueos ever drawing up q q
higher plane wbai il below II tara
,he Commoa School sends up L. select
material q The higher insiiiuti0us, and
thus she extremes If the complete sys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-21
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
d ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE. ]
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Nov 2l.-Tbe Independence Beige
10 Respondent article on the Eastern question
expresses fear that war is inevitable and that
all the Great Powers will have their armies in
the field before the first of January.
1t is rumorcd here to day that Gen. Wonder
Tam has been removed.
ST PETERSBURG, Nov 2l-The Borsen
Z,itung says thas Turkey haa assented to the
annuIlmcnt OF certain stirulations of the treaty
of Paris.
The war feeling is ardent throughout the
Russian empire.
Isnaticf returns to Constantinople with full
particular instructions from the Imperial Gov
crrment.
VIENNA, Nov. 2l.-The excitement here
concerning the Eastern countries continues un'
abated.
In official circles there is q strong belief that
the moral support, at least Of the United
States will be thrown in favor of Russia.
LONDON, Nov. 2I-The Post this morning
denies that Italy has refused to join England
and Austria In their opposition TO Russian
prrtenslon,
PRAGUE, Nov. 2l,-The Poltik. (Sclavonian
organ. says the Sciaves are utterly opposed &c
war with Russia.
Other Journals declare that the entire Sclave
race ympatbizcs with Russia's designs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-21

The LONG BRIDGE Long Bridge across
the Potomac, IS heretofore mentioned, has
begun to disappear to give place to an entirely
new and substantial structure for the Balti.
more and Potomac Railroad Company, to
which the right of way across the Potomac was
granted by Congress at it's last session. The
causeway across the fats in the middle of the
river is being torn up, and III few days viii
be so far advanced as to admit Of the com.
mencement of the new masonry. The work on
tho piers across the north and south channels
will be begun next week. Stone quarrymen
from Pennsylvania have been set to work on
the quarry on the Virginia side, south of the
Chain bridge, to get cut tic :tni,e ior the new
piers. About seventy more workmen will be
brought on at once snd be Immediately set at
work. Messrs. Linviile l. Co., iron. bridge
builders, OF Philadelphia, have contracted with
the company for constructing the new iron
draws across the two channels and also for
furnishing the wood work for the supcr3;Tuo.
turc. There will be change in the plan OF
the new bridge from the old Ia regard to the
north draw, which will be placed further out
in the river, thus atfording opportunity Tor
Improving tho commercial accommodations of
10th Washington and Georgetown, should
Congress be induced to make future appro
prlsrion Tor changing the main channel from
the Virginia to the .Vas! layton shore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-21
AJCTHON SALES.

SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of
decree of the Circuit Court of Westmoreland
county, entered on the goth day of October,
1870, in the case Of Ferrybsrry against !lty,s
administrator and others, the undersigned,
therein appointed commissioner for the pur-
pose, will sell, to the highest bidder, at public
auction, on the I'D DAY OF DECEMBER,
1870, at Oak Grove. W estmoreland county, the
TRACT OF LAM IN the proceedings men
toned known as BRICK HOUSE FARM"
containing about 1000 ACRES.
TERMS-Enough cash to pay the expenses
ofthe sale and costs of this suit the residue of
the purchase money upon credit OF one, two
and three years. in three equal instalments; the
purchaser being equred to give bonds, Gear
ing interest from the day of sale, Tor the defer
rcd payments, aad The tltle retained until the
whole of the purchase money is paid.
This is yalusble and compact farm has on
it small but comfortable buildings. The arabic
and wood land is we'll proportloned: 1t lies
within two and half miles of wharf on Mat
tox Creek, and is almost surrounded by Mon;
roes Creek. One half mile of fencing will
enclose the farm. For further particulars apply
to K. &. LEWIS, Comm'r.,
P. D. Oak Grove, Westmoreland CO., Va.
Westmorelanl co.. nov l5-tW1m Gd2aW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-21

The SAPpHo OPERA TRoUpE.-Thc comic
opera performers who viii make their first APP
ptaruucc ia this city at Liberty Hall to-ng ut
come well recommended by the press oil the
cities 10 which they have given exhibitions.
Their performances have invariably attracted
larse audiences Of fashionable people, aud the
entertainments they have given have bern
highly commended by all who have Witnessed
lhcn. They lately filled an engagement in
Washington, and from one OF the newspapers
Of that city the following notice Is taken:
"When the little Ssppho comes this way again
she will ho known and Appreciated. This
bright child was seen yesterday Saturday at
the matinee 70 great advantage by several OF
our most fashionable ladies', who fell quite dcs-
perately in love with her beauty, grace and
genius. And they will not forget TO exert
their Influence tor her next time. This much
these ladies' urged US TO ask you TO publish in
their behalf. hnG we add, Oh our owo. that
the whole troupe have our warncst wishes Tor
their welfare. They will be sure to meet a
heartfelt welcome when they come back. They
are people worthy the patronage of refined and
critical audiences
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-21
nv RecA. Knox & kerby,

Real Estate Agents snd Auctloneers.J
TNkUSTEE'S SALE.-In execution of q deed
I of trust from John T. Blo1ham TO the sub:
scriber, bearing date July !, 1853. and recorded
amongst the land records OF Fairfax county, in
liber <, No. 4. folio 1884, l shall, for the pur'
poses in said deed mentioned and eclared,
proceed to sell. by public auction. on SA n
DAY, the 9th day OF November, 1870 attwelye
o'cl.cb H.. in front Of Cats tavern, West End,
q certain LOT or P ARUEL OF Ian d. in the
county of Fairfax, situated on the south side OF
tho Little River Turnpike spd binding thereon,
a short distance beyond the Fl II toll gate. and
corIs4g ABOUT II w;;b more oa issa
july 1T, 1860, and the further sum of $500 with
interest from June 18th, 1859. must be paid
down in Cash; for tho residue such credit Will
be allowed rs the said John T. Bloxhsm may
direct. LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
aan y3-eo,s Trustee.
Ms-The above sale has been pos poned until
WEDN ESDAY, Decem Der L nov 5-eots