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0en. ~. Billiard,

(EoRGE " HILLIARn,a
IS THE PLACE To Buy
DRY GOODS,
DRESS GOODS at % cents, tina. e,,,,.
bought in Rutland for less than 85 sr5
40 cents.
PHIL PIoUEs IS cents, worth 80 to 4oeeD+.
BUFF LINEN, yard wide, S8k cents. f7rr,,-
price 40 cents.
LAWNS, Is cents, worth % cent.
ORGANDIE MUSLIN, 90 to 40 cents. A..
NEW STYLES.
ARAB REPS,
STRIPE sHAWLs,
PAISLEY sHAWLs, $3.50. ALL WOOL.
BLACK ALPACAs. double width, 27K cents
worth IS cents.
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's HAND
KERCHIEFS,
HOOP SKIRTS,
TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS.
Everything in the Cline" of Dry Good. alwsr,
on hand, No one should fail to examine on-
Stock. Always ready to show our Goods and 81.
pleased to do so.
g. u. HILIAARD
BATES HOTEL BLOCK,
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GREAT FRENCH REMEDY FOR
SORE NIPPLES.

Prepared and sold by Doctor c. Porter, at hi
Office, No. West street,
Rutland, VT. ffebl6d6m
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+. L DID Y,

r. Z EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Ageat Of ths United States Patent QFfce,
Washington, UIlaeF the Act Of 1881,
No. IS State St, opposite kilby St., Boston,
After an extensive practice of upwards Of twenty
years, continues to secure patents in the United
States; also in Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries Caveats, Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments, and all papers or drawings for Pa
tents, executed reasonable terms with dispatch.
Researches made into American and Foreign
works TO determine the validity and utility of Pa
tents of Inventions, and legal and other advice
rendered on all matters touching the same. Copies
ofthe claims of any patent furnished by renting
on dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
No agency in the United States possesses supe-
rior facilities for obtaining Patents or ascertaining
the patentablility of inventions.
During eight months the subscriber, in the
course Of his large PTaetse made on twice TseSted
ONE of which decided in his favor by the Com
missioner of Patents
al regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner OF Patents.
al have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy and more capable OF putting their ap-
pheatlons in a form to secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
I" Mr.. r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE of which patents have
been granted, and that one Is now pending. Such
unmistakable proof OF great talent and ability or
his part, leads me to recommend all inventors TO
apply to him to procure their Patents as they may
be sure of having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases, and at very reasonab',,
charges. JOHN TAGHA a.. ,,
Boston, 'an' i 1871. WHY
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A good stock of extra parts for repairs kept by
all Agents.
rcSr The following are some of the reasons why
farmers prefer the Wood Mower:
LIST. 1t is constructed on correct mechanical
principles, every principle about it having been
tested by actual use.
I'd. 1t is made of the very best material, all the
timber being thoroughly seasoned, and all matals
selected with reference to their strength and
durability.
Sd. 1t is made by company who have in theiI
employ the best mechanical talent that capita
can procure, and under the immediate supervi
sion of its inventor, Walter A. Wood, whose re
putation as mechanic and manufacturer none
will question.
4th. 1t has been in being long enough sc that
details of its manufacture are quite perfected fol
no mower can be perfect when first made, how
ever correct the principles upon which it is CON
structed, as nothing short of actual use can de-
monstrate where the weak points are, 50 they
can be strengthened for the future.
9th. The watchword of the Walter A. WOOD
Moving and Reaping Co., is progress STEADY
progress in IMPROVEMENTS in machines ana
in their construction.
9th. That while its inventor adds all real i'm
proyements, he rejects many of the so-calle(
ones, which although they may possess some no
vel features, have nothing in reality Of utility
about them, and their addition TO move
makes it q complicated mass of mechanical no
tons instead of what il should be, a simple, ETH
cient and durable grass cutter.
It'll The Walter A. Wood Moving & Reapinl
Co., being organized for long term Of years
and employing permanently over one million o
dollars capital is a sufficient guarantee tina
those purchasing the Wood Mower will be al
ways supplied with extra parts tor repairs
advantage of which any farmer can appreciate.
sth. The extra parts are kept by local agent
in all convenient localities.
9th. The extra parts are furnished at lowe
price than for a majority of other machines.
10th. Its simplicity and perfection of consrruc
management, adaptabiiity to any And tTTsTyy' Con
dition of crop or surface, and manner of leaving
the cut grass, recommends IL to every praCtica
man. m24dlt2wl0V
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~ AIT or Fascinating, by a F+encn lady.
How to cause Love, CSnstancy and Admiration.
Sent for IS cents Address FUTILE & CO., rs
Nassau Street, New York. 23wly
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10th. Its simplicity and perfection of consrruc-
management, adaptability to any and every Com
dition of crop or surface, and manner of leaving
the cut grass, recommends it to every practical
man. m24dlt2wlOV
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THE NEW LONDON, IN. H IN
L STITUTION. Begins its FAN Term Wednes-
day, Aug. IL, 1870. With the addition to their
excellent corps Of teachers their new buildings,
which have just been dedicated, and are furnished
with every convenience of frst-class residence
their extremely low rates of board and tuition
they anticipate an OVERLOOKING school,
For particulars, send for circulars.
Address Fl. M. WILLARD, AM, President,
or N. 7. GREENWOOD, Secretary, New Lon
don, N, ii, 2Sw4w
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9th. The extra parts are furnished at lowe
price than for majority of other machines.
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PLAIN PREACHING.-Som OF Rev Mr.
Romaine's congregation, thinking his
style of preaching too common and plain
requested him to exhibit little more
learning in the pulpit !; accore iugly. the
next opportunity, he read J.. text in
Hebrew. "Now," said he, suppose
scarcely one in the congregatr under
stands that" He then read it n Greek,
and added, "There may be one or two that
understands me now. I will read it next
in Latin" He did SO, and said, "Possi-
bly, few more may comprehend me, but
the number is still limited" He last OF
all repeated the text in English. There
he continued, snow you all understand it
which do you think is best /? / hope all
ways SO to preach that the most ignorant
person in the congregation may under
stand me"
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sth. The extra parts are kept by local agents
in all convenient localities.
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LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
Ofthe United States,
100 BRoApwAy, New York.
Assets, $4,000 90
Income, 6,500OOOOO
Purely Mutual-all cash-annual dividends.
Dividends paid at the end of the first and every
succeeding year
Sum assured, New Business, during the year
1869, $5l 021, 90, being over Thirteen Million
Dollars greater than the New Business of any
other Life Insurance Company in the world.
WILLIAM c. ALEXANDER, President.
HENRY b. HYDE, Vice-President.
GEORGE w. PHILLIPS, ActuaIy.
JAMES w. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
b. A. STEVENS General Agent Essex, Yer
mont. l6:W6m
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USE RENNE'S PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL.
ST WORKS LIKE CHARM
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Rutland SIS.

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DRAINAGE COUNTY
"A man calling himself joseph STAY recently
attempted to steal some groceries from the store
of w. Stearns of Braintree. He raised the win
dow and got into the building, when five men who
had been watching him appeared at the window
and cut off his retreat. Mr.. Stay is now patron
izing the county jail
The copper works a Vershir are emplo, ine
from $50 to SEQ workmen. They yield about l2s
tons of ore per week, and they claim to be the
only copper mines IN the country which pay ex
penses
ORLEANS COUNTY.
South Barton shipped ,456 quarts of straw
berries the past season.
Mr.. S. Carey, of Craftsbury, has II cows from
which he made, previous to July |, 100 pounds O
butter.
Mr.. John Z. Chamberlin, of Albany, had ;
pitchfork tine run nearly through his right hant
few days since, and his hand and arm were par
alyzed for time in consequence
The steam mill company of Barton Landin,
sawed during the present season one million fee
OF lumber, besides large amounts of clapboards
ath and shingles.
John II. French, LII. d., secretary of th
Ntruout DodIu VI LuuCdtieL, Will IOIu the an
nual institute for Orleans county at Barton Land
ing, the third or fourth week in August.
WARRINGTON COUNTY.
The next term of Norwich University, a
Mortified, commences September LIST.
The people of Cabot are happy over the dis
covery OF a mineral spring. 1t is, of course, hav
ing good effect on everybody, and invalids ar
scarce in that neighborhood.
"A carriage, containing family named Greg
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Velvet boots, the color of the dress, are
worn with elaborate costumes.
Ten old women, widows, all are keeping
house together at Palmyra, n. Y.
A Laporte, Ind, doctor processes to have
discovered q remedy for the opium habit.
An Ohio paper says: I'VE have heard Of
q housewife in this town so excessively neat
that she scrubbed her kitchen floor until
-she fell through into the cellar" .a:.a !.
"silence in the courtroom there" thun-
dered police magistrate the other morn
ing; "the court has already committed
four prisoners without being able to hear g
word OF the testimony
Cincinnati pork-dcaler couldn't stand
the pressure of crowd Of girls who were
besgsing- for church fair, 60 he gave
them drove of live hogs. The girls drove
them away in high glee.
4 thrce-year old gentleman the other
day startled his father, who came into the
parlor, which was filed with company, just
after having had a. very gray moustacbe
dyed intensely black, by asking him what
he had done with his old wliskers, and
where be got his new ones.
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BY Grubbs &c Williams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

A VERY VALUABLE FARM OF SIX
On JANIS RIVER, IN PoWHATAN COUN-
TY, FOX SALE AT AUCTI0N.-We are re-.
auction, on TUESDAY, February !, 1870, on the
resides, called "KILONA," situated on james
river, In Powhatan county, Va, thlrty-sey ven
miles above Richmond, and containing THREE
HUN RED AND sEHE ii ~ ~ AE SD
HTGHLAND, with NINETY-THREE AND 4
HALF ACRES OF RIVER BOTTOM, and ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX AND THREE
QUARTER ACRES OF UPLAND in oak and
pine woods.
1t IS rarely that farm so we'll located and so
desirable in size for the present times Is put In
market The bottoms are unsurpassed for fer
tility. and the highlands are in high state OF
The dwelling, though small, IS remarkably well
arrar ged containing four good rooms, with pam
try, dressing-room, closets, &C., &C., attached.
TIE out-houses are ample for large farm, are all
and stable for pleasure horses located In beau
ttful grove Of oaks, away from the farm buildings
The water is pure the orchards (pear and apple)
Of choice fruit, and the garden one OF the very
Or One Hundred and twenty-five bushels Of wheat
has been seeded, after the most careful prepare
ton, on some Of the best land. All the fall fall
lowing for corn has been done.
The purchaser Of the farm may also buy every
thing necessary for carrying on his farming ope-
neutrality-suspicious., teams, ard implements.
Mr.. kennon will meet gentlemen wishing to
view * ilnna" mt Lock Lomond, on the James
River and Kanawha canal, and take pleasure In
showing the farm to them.
TERMS II, 600 to IS, 600 in cash balance at six,
and twsnty sas monah nth 5 5ec
by decd of trust upon the property.
GRUBbS Z WILLIAMS,
ia 1901 10, 90, ga, 90 then Anctioneers.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams. Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE PROPERTY, ON NINTH STREET
KNOWN AS VIRGINIA uALL.-In execution
OF q decree of the ciTcuit court OF Richmond rem
dered on the slh day Of December, 1859, In the
cause Of " Haas rs. Browne ct als.,'' the under
signed. commissioners appointed for The purpose,
will sell at auction. upon the premises, or TUES
DAY the 18th day of January, 1870 ut O'Clock P
H., If fair II not. then the first fair day there
after, ut the same hour. that valuable property
therefor. with the rights, benefits and privileges,
by said lease confe. ed. -E --
This property is well known, centrally located,
and possesses great advantages for business pur-
poses, public exhibitions, or other purposes.
TERMS: One-fourth cash the balance at six,
t*eire, and eighteen months for negotlabls notes
with interest added and title retained until all tic
purchase money is paid and conveyance direct
ed by the court.
JAS. PLEASANTS.}
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. fat
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TIC Lyons Renutican tells the follow

The Lyons Republican tells the follow
ing; - farmer who lives near Lyons
--,ris.rl l,is COW, and sought her here, there,
and everywhere, without success, and
finally gave her up for lost. One day last
week, going around his straw-stacks, the
tormcr saw pair of horns protruding
from the straw, and following them up, he
found his cow shut in between two stacks,
where she had been for five weeks. The
animal had lived on straw, of course; and
when discovered she had nearly eaten her
way out. Our informant says the animal
was apparently in good condition when
found, though awful thirsty The farmer
vino lost tue COW is naturally the object Of
!, good deal of pleasant raillery, and all
agree that the trick the animal played him
was biz thing on Snyder" s
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BY Richardson i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
NfuI,, CT
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM or I59 62-100 ACRES, IN HEN
RICO COUN TY, TEN MILES EAST OF RICH.
MOED, ABOUT ONE MILE AND A HALE
SOUTH OF MEADOW kTATI0E, ON THE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD. AND WITHIN
ABOUT THREE-QUARTERS OF A MILE OF
THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE ROAD, AT
AUCTIOS.-By virtue Of a certain deed of trust
dated 9th October s6s and OF record In the clerks
- page 55t, to secure the payment or three GER
sai. negotiable rotes therein specified, for the
sums Of $500, $3.50, and $Slo, which notes
s, ueSa!ance OF the purchase money due on said
,"a' anI default having been made IN the pay
sI,. VI t,a second note hereinbefore mentioned
Ism ~ ts s,Ge In said deed sell a. public auc
stv, 70 .u bidder IN front Of Henrico
aighmond' on iSEsDAY the 18th instant. al j.
nd 2oSo ;I "a, haACT OF LAND mentioned
aud sdioinimg tIe and described In said deed,
Alien, Lewis Botlom, OF Mitchell and Joseph
tanning $50 egg 100 acres ahu JILL ?; sy ,.
original growth OF ptnes.st INA hsnEns. M" M
balance cleared and improve dua t
FRAME DWELLING coh ininr ,hrae OF So u,r
rooms, Kitchen, barn, and stas I'm soASS W Aous
| The abope-mcnttoncd FARM;
growth OK oil the cereals fruits "a ssat ~ tns
and Is especially valuable becafao segetaotcss
unity to the York River roilroad, S o. ;S ptax-.
| 3 means Of ready access to all the N huIusnen
OF & In cash a 70 % deIss IT,
$sao with Interest frc. va ist asyv On ar lane OF
4 lsIos q credit as toso much - nv hs nscesxS,
20 mses I'D discharge z note q ssss dse the d
manner MAY be anomnc& " " tss ,s ~ ss 40
j.Is j. A. RICHARDSON'S .-.sses.
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Signs predicted hard winter, but they
have failed. Corn put on thick husks last
season, but corn was mistaken. It was
iUGiled The muskrats and birds, too,
made mistakes. Birds are foolish at the
best. They anticipate the Spring, and get
,&cr feet frozen. They 60 to roost when
there is an eclipse, and have been known
10 mistake Drummond light for the rising
Of the sun. At the foot of lighthouses
scores of dead birds may be found in the
morning after dark night, when, aiming
at the pleasant light, probably, they have
Knocked OH; their brains against the glass
or iron guards. -Nctr York Commercial.
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-; -- BY Lyme b Brother.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No 1aa9 Main street. II

rT,RusTEE's SALE OF THAT YALUA:-
BIE LITTLE FARM BROOkEFLELp, ~ y
POWHATAN, WITHIN TWO Anu q ~ M "a z
MLKsnE T0MA NJ Wivf hIIAEtiRNSHf, ,R Rs nE
nv vfrtue of q cert in deed Of trust executea 20
me nv Wi llfam Taylor, trustee for Mary Jane
Stutz dated the 2Sth day of Janllry, lsos duiy re-
cn,Tind IN the clerks Office o1 PoWnaLan ccu,.sa
court to secure to William s. sumner Inc Geietreu
rlyments on the real estate ereitites ueaSI IT,,
ishaiI. ms trustee at the request Of the DcnGncry
In said deed of trust proceed to sell public ac-
tion. OF, the premises, on THURsDAf tHe shR
dny Of January, 1879, at II O'CLOCK M ii ilr, IA
mot on the next fair day thereafter tSnnday en-
ccntedl Mt the same hour, the real estate conFefea
in said deed of trrst, which consists OF Vaiuabe
farm called BROOKEFIELD, lying ana pelng on
Swift creek In the county Of Powhatan a9Joiiiins
the lands of Ro. Moseley. Meredith Cr9wdsr, ana
TY-FIyE ACRES OF LAND, about fifty of which
Is we'll set IN heavy oak timler, the rcluainucr
cleared and in a high state of improvement, nna
of which there arc about twenty acres OF rich
creek low grounds. o,cr,,p ,ho
most select fruit trees, such as apples, peachGs,
ueurs &C. with several fine springs near the
dwelling. The improvements consist OIL colll
Portable FRAME DWELLING containing about
SIX rooms, with the usual out-buiidings, such Us
b I'm, stable. and quarters.
TERMS Sufficient In cash to defray expenses ot
sale and to- pay off o certain negotiable hote oil
81 o55 due the 2stll-31st day Of December. isgs,
with interest unon same until day CT sale, ana inc
residue Of the purchase money on such terms, anu
secured In such manner. as the said Nilliam Kay
Tor trustee for Mary Jane Stutz. shall prescribe.
and dil ect: or In case of his failure to do So III
such manner and upon such terms as the salu
trustee sh I'll think best and proper; r.
Ia I5 ROBERT Is. LYME. Trustee.
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BY Grubbs 6 williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera.
EIoynptb 81 root hat uEaa Nil - Ip~..s.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
i DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, No
400, At THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND FOURTH STRF ETS, At
AUCTION,-By virtue OF decree Of Richmond
Hastings Court entered on the Fed day of Decem
Der, 1862 in the ehancery cause OF ''Caskie and
wife us. Cabcll ct als., "the undersigned, who has
been substituted Oh trustee under ihe Ill of the
late James Caskie for the plaintiffs, win sell Mt
auction. upon the premises, on FRIDAY the 2lst
day OF January 1870, at O'Clock T.. 81 :, the pro-
perty above referred to, now occupied by Or. j.
K. Page. .Gs 80. q.
= The improvements consist OF the DWELLING
with six large rooms, besides a small room, two
attic rooms, closets, and wide halls also, .
Kitchen with three rooms; stable, &c.
The lot Is about 81 by l25 feet.
The situation Is one OF The most desirable In the
..ty and this sale will afford an opportunity
lranSS;y offered III Richnopq Of purchasing dc:
neighb0rhDo0 $500.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve and eightesr M nths for negotiable notes
with Interest ADDED ana secured by deed Of trust
Purchaser TO pay taxes aid insurance for 1870.
s- - IoHAM KEITH,
slG- -. Substituted Trustee.
| GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, Auctiuaeers. In II
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.SsionTTssfoNFFg SALE. -HQpERT
]. HI b;e f,AiyFF R5ka gliA aGglIx
<, srIs pp.,tfrRCUIT GO OF TIE C!yx RI
ngrisWfJN DIZZY virtue decree mace In ny ny
Id caiise By sasa t9nrt on TIC Ioln Gay
fs6a the om1a 9,
OF Iii nroceed On me 1s.n GAY "a
ere ,,.,r inn ti O'Clock tne irgnt o. we
HMM, OF, Bark street, IN gu
mona to ell s public aasto " thc 81
AR The Following described hEat =, ra,t . - =
e 20 afaT and HaITI FIAbED TEsEsMIE asgS
a,s frrttIn d5 feet on the south slus on t.sts
fnet betrpen Fourteenth and Fittesntn na sact
IN tho city of Richmond, and running pug 70 Ae''
to AZ aliey yor will, two FRAMED TEN
.hnreo,, In the valley OF shuckoe creek Ir9psst
~, ,ho wet side of Mill street. In the city o.
tnona 40 feet and running back Within Pafsaiei
line 1D0 feet towards clio creek. IN, Go
atao LOTS numbered one ~ ana tWv - =. -
sonarc! No. az OF Thomas Rntherf0rus piasm o Ui
s9ranerty. near Fairfield, ar descrthea tl aeed
Sro, washington jenkins TO Robert htrDy uasts
nctnber Id, 1850 and OF record Ia HenSieo county
In Deed Book 5s, page 6ss. - ~, ri ~
TERMS OF SALE; Cash In hama LOT one,,antEE aag
-, ~, rri,ase Money and on credit Tor the resl
jo Of AK and twelve months from the Gay OF saie,
In eg,,al instaments, the purchaser oI
drjng nd otiablc notes for the teferred payne,
Er,t infcrest added md thetltie retained ,n5
ther security until the whole purchase m2rey sah
be paid. LIN HEm II q ihn.TTzHTiGH. }e
gEnr r d. a. c1 ConimtssloneEa.
y
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BY A. C.gP ulliam, AnctIoleer,
southwest corner Main and FourtceRth streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VACANT
sOLOT IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER.
CORNER or PERRY AND FOURTEENTH
commissioned under decree Of the circuit court
OF Chesterfield county, November term, 1903, in
the case of w. A. Phaup IS. Phaup's administra-
on TUESDAY the 18TH January, 1870, NJ o'cloe!s
p theaboyeLo ffonttnE 60 f IA Ca se ss
TERMS 0ne-third cash balance Mt Jour ana
six months, negotiable notes, interest added.
title retained until last payment fs mice.
BENJAMIN, H. NASH, Commtsss oner:
a. @. PULLIAN, AucttoHeer. Jat
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
N4 pop GAZE AT ATICTION BY virtue OF

NFOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Ni FOR SALE At AUCTION virtue or
decd of trust executed to me by Henry d. Gould.
man and wife, of record In the clerks office of
Westnoreland county. and in pursuance OF writ
ten Instructions from the parties secured thereny
If fair otherwise on the first fair day there"itcr,
at noon proceed to sell for cash on the premis1cS
TE' IASD known rs "White Point lying i'm
medatcly on the Potomac river, In the mprer part
Of Westlnoreland county. continuing StA HUN
DRED AND THlRTY-THREE ACkEs, more
or less. ~
The buildings upon this farm are superior.
q most yajuablc FISHING SHORE, and deposit
of GRAVEL, commanding ready SALE.
The title to this property Is believed TO be inds-
nlItable and without incumbrance except this
deed. but selling rs trustee shall only convey the
''''1 JOHN B. LEWIS,
l., Trustee.