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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-12-05
TRIAL LIST.
roR DtcEMBER rERM. lS7'

FOR DECEMBER TERM. 1871.
Ford & Lacy vs.. Il. McCloskey ct al.
:. \. Ford 1T. al. VS.. G. McClGskev et. nj.
Forest County vs.. G. J. Fox. late Treas.
horest County vs.. John G.. Brandon, late
reaS.
solomon Zont- VS.. John -. Legnard.
X. {. Hill vs.. John q. Leonard.
George X. 'rhsver VS.. II. A. Nolan & Co.
Il. ;. Bentley VS.. j. 4, Cruvle Il Co.
Char es l.eeper W.. Warren & Franklin Rv
Co.
T.. l.. Jones VS.. Daniel Murphy.
Commonwealth for use Vs. John Miller ct.
al
u. -. Walter VS.. s. Whitman.
j. 5. Hood vs.. j. II. Shaw.
". =. Thomas ct. al. vs. Benz. MAY ct. al.
NJ. Anna Lamb ". Benz. May ct al.
X. l.. Blood Va James Painter.
charles Hinton vs. Proper & Gill.
LLOYD n Lewis for use W. II. X. Roberts.
Eval ne coon ct. nj. gilartiiSnS, heirs and
legal representatives, of Vim. Armstrong
dec q W.. ChaS. j. Fox.
+. T. Lusk vs. William Il. Coon.
7. NJ mig tt TO. W. Ge rge $. Hunter.
Jas, A. Lewis ct. uX. vs. II. G.. Stephenson
=. J.. Jones w. George V. Foreman ct. al
II. IL. May vs.. James 4. Whi~ner ct. al.
II. Ii. May VS.. John Miller ct. al.
Harmony Township W. .. {. Il a. Il. Ry
Co.
George w. Dean VS.. s. Caldwell.
w. A, iolenback vs.. c. S. Richardson.
Adda Hunter VS.. q. Gilman.
J, B. AGNEW, Prothv.
November l3, 1871. 1913
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Death Of an old p finter.

A veteran printer, John s. Greene,
died at Indi apolis, Indiana, few
days ago. He was ia the eighty eighth
year of his age, and was probably the
Oldest printer in the country. At the
age of ten years he was brought to the
United States from Donegal, Ireland,
10y his parents, who located in Ian,
caster, Pennsylvania. He remained
there, serving his apprenticeship in
printing business, until the breaking
out of the war of 1912, when he enlisted
in the Pennsylvania militia, and serv
cd until the cessation IF h,s,iI.lies
He theG went to Philadelphia. bul re.
mained there only a short time, 90.
ing thence west to Vincennes, and
finally retraciug his steps to Pittsburgh
There he remained until 1884, when
he again went West, to indianapolis,
ard there worked Mt his trade until
1888. He then purchased farm, a
few miles fran indianapolis, and there
spent his summers, working in the II
ter at his trade in town. In 1917 lie
Withdrew from active life altogether,
and ever after lived on his farm Re-
Gently his health rapidly failed, the
result ofold age, and his death occur
red on the 17th, at the residence of
relatives in indianapolis. He leaves
M family, never having been married
In accordance with his oft repeated
request, his remains were taken to
PIttsburg ami inferred.
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DANGEROUS GREENBACKs Peter.
sons Counterfeit Deteclor saws that
within a week past Il number of eA
ceedingly dangerous cnunterfeits have
made their appearance. How large
the number may he cannot he known,
for the counterfeit is 81 nearly faultless
that it is with the utmost difficulty
that il can be distinguished FROM the
genuine. The spurious hill is tweu-
~ dollar greenhack, The only weak
point in the execution see...s Ia he the
central figure, which is ii little too
coarsely done. When presented in a
package, however, this ngure is moi
seen in rapid counting, il being hid
den hy the hand ar the everything bills
The other p1ilts "f the bill are So ex
celient as to stand the test of The
strongest light. We are told that tw,
or three banks have been deceived u,
the bids. There has not h.cn a NOR,
dtngsrous counterfeit putaAoaL LOoA
oFit for them
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Last Thursday, 22d inst, Jacob
Miller resident of this place, shot a
man, whose name we have not learned
IN the leg with load of huck-shot.
Jacob said he was "fuulin'" with the
gun when it went of. The man that
was shot is boarding at Millers and AT
the time Of the accident "all hands
were under the influence of the ar
dent. LII Adcocate.
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Attention Agents ! Think Of This !
Wonderful Success ! $4,000

copies Of Brocketts History of the
Fwnco-German War, sold first 60 days.
II will soon contain a full history OF the
bloody Rebellion in Paris, making nearly
600 pages and l5J elegant illustrations, and
Will sell . times faster than heretofore.
Price only $500. Incomplete works,
written in the interest OF the Irish and
French, are being Offered with old cuts,
and for want of merit claiming 10 be Of
fetal, &c. Beware of such. Brockett's i'm
both English and German, is the most inn
p srtial, popular, reliable, cheap and ast
selling work eXtant. Look To your in
tere~ts, strike quickly and you can coin
IN ncy. Circulars free and terms excel ed
h none. A. II. HUBBARD, Publisher,
80 Chestnut ST., Phila. lo-4W.
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I'VE clip the following items from
the Clarion Democrat:

We clip the following items from
the Clarion Democrat:
A hoy went into the mill. near Ship.
lsesTille. IA few days ago, and stole Mr..
Haun's gold watch. which was hang
ing up AT latest accounts the watch
had not been recovered.
We have neglected heretofore to no.
tice the fact, that another brass band
has been organized in town, aud under
the leadership nf Mr. A. Bonnet. the
new musicians will soon he ready for
engagements. Already, they play sew
ersl pieces quite well.
Joseph Cochran, Esq, of Bronkville,
died on Monday of last week. He
frmerl Y resided in Limestone town.
ship, this county, aud was n highly rs-
ttelnerl citizen. Long Il Justice of the
Peace. aud railing elder in tie Preshy
terrain church. lie was well and favor
ably known throughout this srclinn of
country. Though well advanced IN
years, his death came rather mnexpect.
edly. But his Consistent Chris ian life
gave evidence of his preparation for
the life everlasting. 4
The house of Hamilton Curbett, in
Clarion township. with nearly all its
contents, Was burned, ON Monday even
ing last The fire caught, in some
manner, in room and WAS So far al.
Vaneea when discovered, that iitle
property eonld ne saved. ihe house
was rather old, and not very valuable,
but Mr.. {. asd family suffer great loss
from having AL their household pos
sessIons burned, especially ul this sea-
SON of abe year. IL is repurted there
was no insurance.
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A ii. ~lEELE, Cashier Tionesta
savings Bank. has been appointed
agent for the celebrate " lnman Line
Ocean Steamers" at this place. Any
person desirous of going TO Europe or
bringing friends 10 this country, will
10 we'll 10 call on Mr.. Steele, who will
furnish them with all the information
required.
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WANTED-AGENTS $50 per day to
w sell the celebrated HOME SH Ut
TIE SEWING MACHINE. Has the un-
der-leed, makes the ''lock stitch" alike on
both sides, and FULLY licensed. The best
and cheapest family Sewing Machine in
tl.s market. Address johnson. Clark d
Co., Boston. Mass, Pit sburgh, Pa. Chica-
20. H., or st. Louis, Mo. 22-lt
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FREE , MONTHS ON TRIAL.

A iirst-clasS large quar,o journal 81 col
uuIns, illustrated. or one wear for 90
cents with two bound lectures. by James
Met 'Osh, -. ID. l.. l.. o., and T.. O. llaven,
ID. D.. l.. l.. H., as premiums Send name
and address 70 Peoples Journal Philadel-
phia, Pa.
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We Clip the following items from
the Warren Ledger:
While this has been hard year for
lumhermem, they are not discouraged,
hut are going right ON to make it their
business again the coming winter to
stock the MILLS and get out timber for
running. An acre or more of bub
sleis are piled up around the several
blacksmith shops in town, only await
ing snow To be taken into the woods
'lhnse engaged in numbering are usual
~ II brave class, aud do not allow tri
files to disturb their calculations. They
are looking forward to another season
To make them all right; and We trust
they will not be disappointed.
a correspondent informs MS that a
young man named George Wilson, was
killed ahnnt one mile above Spring
Creek station recently, CHE time is
not named), by Il log rolling over him.
He was ut work nn the premises Of ST.
John near st. Johns Mil He was
building skid way for loading logs
on log ear. He slipped aud fell-lhe
log rolling over him. lie survived
but Eileen minutes.
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The Elk Democrat of last week
contains the two following items:
During the past week same four or
five new buildings have been started
in ST. Mary's, aud are being pushed
rapidly onward to completion. should
il continue TO huild up rs fast during
the coming year rs il has the past, il
will undoubtedly he a large place, and
the now vacant land will all be taken
up inside of the borough limits.
A report is in circulation that there
are some six or seven eases of small
pnx in 81. Mary's. We are pleased ID
he able to state that this report is ut
terly false. There has not been any
cases Of the kind there.
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Profitable EIsiDIOynlaaI.

We desire to engage fi'w more agents to
sell the world-rennwnrd improved Buck
eye Sewing Machine. at a liberal salary or
on comm ssion. \ horse and agnn given
t AGENTS. Full particulars furnished n
applir ton. Address w. A. HENDER-
SON & CO.. General Agents, Cleveland. q.
or st Louis, No. 3i-4t
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A MIR CL E!

Mr.. Samuel Bell. of w. T.. Srhmertz &.
20 Wholesale Boot and shoe Manuiaclur-
erS. 81 Fith avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa. has
been aiil ctcd with chronic rheumatism for
thi tv years, rom his right hip to his foot.
having to use Il rrutch and a cane at times
sn painful as to utterly .ncapacita'e h m
from attending TO his br~iness. Having
tried every remedy known. without effect.
eXcept Gilliland's Pain Killer. he was
finally indu ed tn try it. y second applica-
ton enabled him tn lay aside his crntrh.
and third effrcte1 permanent cure. Mr..
Bell is popular and weli-knnwn citizen
is living monument of the cffacaiY of
that great nell al discovery, Gil lilInd's
Pain Killer The ai1l icted should ask their
grocer or drg gist tor il, and try its won
der al power. Mr.. tiillIlnnd, we under
stand, wants a respectable agent in every
town and county for it. The principal Of
flee is at II Third Avenue, PITTSBURGH Pa.
3I-4t
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Woman Know ThyScIf.

Tho great publication by Or. Chavasse.
WOMAN As A WIFE AND MOTHER.
Will save you money and snnprinw
Agents wanted svervwhere ladies' prefer
red For terms n idress WIN. u. Evens 4
Co., 740 Sansom St. Philadelphia. 2s It
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POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,

OF TUE STATE OF PEN EsYLvANIA,
MARKET ST., west of 18th, PHILA,.
Re-npens September 18th. 1871. Thorough
Go legiate training for the pra 'tice nfM II .
Engineering, civil Engineering Mechani-
cal En- ineering, Analytical Industrial
Che istry. Mealllurrv a Architecture.
The diploma of the Co lcge is received rs
conclusive evidence of proficiency by e
fr-t engineers and compan OK enparod in
works of Improvement. For 18th Annual
Announcement, address ALFRED l..
kkNNEbY, NJ. d., Prest. OF Faculty. 20-4t
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
p X1VEEJA CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD

PIENsEIVEEJA CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD
On AND AFTER II p. p. Sunday May
" l, 1870, Trains arrive ut and leave the
Union Depot, corner of Washnton and
Liberty street, rs follows;
ARRIVE.
Mail Train, 10 III; Fast Line, 2.l2 n
IN Well 5 accommodation No. !, so a IN
Brinton accommodation No /. $50 "A m;
Wallis accommodation No ,, S.5ia ia Gin
cinnati express 80 am; Johnstown ac-
commodation 1850 a m; Rraddock $ ac-
'mmodation No l, 100 p m; Pittsburgh
express l.30 p m; Pacific express l.50 p IN !;
Walls accommodation No 3, 2.35 p m !;
Iomewood accommodation No 9.55 p IN;
Walls accommodation No 4, $50 p m;
Brlnton accommodation No 2, LILO p m /;
Way Passenger 1910 p m.
DEPART.
Southern express SO m; Pacific ex-
press 2.40 "A m; Wall S accommodation No
/, 6.30a IN; Mail Train $40 a IN lirinton $
accommodation 20 a m; BraddOck's ac-
commodation No /, 10 p m; Cincinnati
express l2.35 p m; Walls accommodation
,, ll.5l IA IN .lohnstown accomu odation
4.0J p m; lIomewol ID accomm ndation No
/. $50 p m; Philade phia express $50 p m;
Wall accommodation NoS,3.O5 p m; Wall $
accommodation No ], G.0l IN; Fast Line
40 p IN: Walls Nos, Il.o0 p IN.
The Churcn Trains leave Walls Station
every SUNDAY at g.0j a. M. reaching Pitts
burgh az 10. 5 a. m. Returning leave Pitts
burgh at l-.50p p. m, and arrive at Walls
Station at lhp. IN.
Cincinnati express leaves ii lilly. South
ern express daily except Mo. lay. All 9th
or Trains daily, except Sunday.
For further in .ormstion aply to
W. II. BECkWITiI, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY
will not assume anv Risk ior Baggage eX-
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
responsibility To one ilUudred DOlla : vail
ne. All baggage exceeding that ount
in value will be Mt the risk of the 5ner,
unless taken by special contract.
4. j. CASSA9
General superintendent, Altoona Pa.
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PROCLAM

WHEREAS. The Honorable James Camp.
bell President Judse of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county ri Forest, has issued his pre-
rept for holding Court of Common Pleas
Quarter Sessions. oyer and Ierniuer and
General Jail Delivery, at Tiuncsta, for
the County of FnreSt, Ia commence en- the
ourth Monday OF Dee. next, being the
18th day of bee, ISL. Notice is therefore
gwen to the Coroner. Justices of the Peace,
and Constables o said county, that they b..
ihcn and there in their pr per persons at
ten o'clock, \. NJ, of sad dav, with their
records, inqu.sisions eXaminat,ons and
other remembra .ces, tn do those things
which TO their offices appertaiu 10 he done.
and TO those who bound i'm recOgnizance
to prosecute glinst the pris ners that are
on shall be in the iail of Forest County that
they be then and there to prosecute ~ ainst
them as shall he Just. Given under my
hand and seal this 20th day OF Nov.,A d..
ISL, T.. l.. DAVIS. Sh II.
per d. w. CLARK, Peputy.
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FouR EvIIs. -Wboever bahitnni ly

Four EVILS. Whoever habitual ly
uses any alcoholic preparations as an
appetizer will he likely to suffer ficm
tousevils, VIZ: an nverplus of food in
the stomach, impaired ability to diges,
it, the pangs of dspeI sia. and due.
tors bull DIR. Walkers Vegetable
Vinegar Bitters, the great Teetntal
Restorative of the age, without over
stimulating the palate or irritating the
stumach, imparts heathful appetite,
promotes digestion, regulates the liver
aud bowels, purifes the blond, aud
thus, instead of entailng four evils
contcrs four inc stimahie benefits. so 1t
Don't lie Poisoned with the sticky,
filthy, dangerous Hair Preparations,
hut use Natures Hair Restorative.
which is perfectly clear and transpar-
ent, and entirely free from all danger.
Gus drugs. 1t will positively restore
Gray Hair, prevents the Hair from
falling off, will cause it go when prema-
turely lost, removes dandruff and
keeps the head in Il perfectly healthy
'ndition. Try hottie and be satisfied
that it is the greatest discovery of the
aye. Proctor Bros, Gloucester,
Sole Agents ior the Patentee All the
Druggists have full supply. See ad
vertisement.
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IN. Republican once

II EEPS constantly on hand a large as
IN sortment nl Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Subp9nas, Warrants, summons, &c. 70
He Sold Cheap for rash. t.
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WATCH FREE to Agents to intro
dure articles that sell i'm every house
La'a 4 Co.. Pittsburgh, Pa. sat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-29

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
N RECHDaIN SECTIONS 81, SO, AND so OF
CHAPTER % OF TIRE ORDlNANCES OF 1852
Erased August 81, ls7l.1
&c it ordained, Tint sections fity-seycn, htty-
.isht AMI iity,nanc oil en- ~ or IN ned 20
as 10 read as follows:
81. That Lbc owner owners of real estate iToht-
ing upun any street or alley along "hich tilene
shill be a sewer built or owned by the city sum
Client to drain said property, shall be assessed an
Of 80 much of said sewer as extends IN front OF said
property, estimating the cost AZ e3 per !oot, IT, DC
collected IN The mode preecli s LHr ,hr. bn ~,
said lot a cellar Of greater depth Than eight Feet
below the sidewalk, the said lot shall be SO as
sessei although the sewer will not drain saId Gel
lar The tax So assessed may be committed st any
Time by the p ,ynent OF the cost OF so mu IL OF
cstima,ed as aforesaid and when said payment 's
the sa,d properly shall tncrsa't;r ne as uis
,r,,, Iauca. And ali persons who have complied
with the provisions of the ordinance row ID opera
lion. and have paid the amount therein charged,
shsr as sssessment as required ~ Es ordinance
Aud upon such prepayment a decd OF rclca9e Shall
5s. " Whenever tue board OF Health shall deem
It essential TO thu health OF the ntirhb,th hood or
The E!sanneSs Of any lot, or NE owner lr tmels
10, To cOGncc. with sewer owned by The city, The
chairman .; sad hoard shall report The fact III
writing To- the CITY Engineer, and the engineer
shall forthwith examine tue premises and ar:
Iauge with the owner plan FOR making sal said
other Information as viii enable said owner
to construct the same III the cheapest man
ner consistent with the requirements OF the
duty OF the owner to make the connection rs soon
practices lie alter he shall receive such
sewer with which the connection Is to he made
extends along The ST. Get on which said lot fronts
along an alley IN the rear tneIeo', 8n Is sufficient
To drain The anne, above provided. And fer
this service the owner OF the properly shalt pay
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EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.

vuJ1ID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA'
rlUID EXTRACT sARSAPARlLhA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARlhl'A'
FLUID EXTRACT sAkSAPAhlLhA'
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPAklLLA'
rruIp EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA'
r1,Ir1D EXTRACT sARSAPhfLLLh.
rLITID EXTRACT SARsAPAklLLA.
vr1rID EXTRACT sARsAPARbhA.
rI.tIID EXTRACT sARsAPAR1thA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPAR1Li:A'
r,,11tu EXTRA CT sARSArAHDLLA.
r,JJtD EXTRACT sARShrAHILLA.
p1,I1Ip EXTRACT sARSArAR1LLA.
E,,I1lD EXTRACT SkRSArAk1LLA.
rt,up EXTRACT sARsAPARH.hA'
EtluD EXTRACT sAKSAPARuLilA.
E1.1yIp EXTRACT SARSAPAR'LL'A'
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rHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAIL

HHESAPEAKE AND OHIO a., ha ~,
SRoAD.--0n and after THURsDAi ,o oaD Istu.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave kieamoAN
days exceptedl as follows ub,s SCI.
$50 a. M.--MAiL TRAM for tbe .1,s M ritn tss
phur Springs, connecting at Gordensshsn, s,n iQs
orange, AlexandsiS and Manassas sad soa.h
Washington and North, and LyncinopsM EEIIS 'cf
Gordousvtlle, except on Saturday, on y, 20. uoas.
leaves At s p. d. This train connects - sierae.
villa With the night trains on me faBUss
drts and Manassas railroad for bhH.
aa On and after ihS is OF JUNE PAssEs,ssssss
TRAIN win run daily except soaa1S,t,
Stanton and the White sulphur, ~ 'rays Sis a.
Arrive az w bite Sulphur as....'..-''''s:sP Y. y.
Leave White sulphur At.s....,.,....''.i:aP. y
Through tickets, AZ low rates, soia
Northwest and Southwest, s,s,,aa 81 -
Further Information may be oosain'N
compSnyfa Offices ,,,ndavs
ISo : - s1l' Nv A. II. PEEksas.
General SspSrlhtsstssl
JAMES II. NsTsaxSLANp, Cent YicSs'S
| e,t,x. , 1T
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MACHGNERY, DC.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.


MACHINERY FOR SALE.
secondhand Twenty-Five horsepower STEAM
ENGINE, with a thirty. five horsepower
Tubular boiler, in best order;
twenty horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE and
BOILER, secondhand, good as new;
new twelve horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE
and BOILER;
secondhand thirty-fve horsepower TUBULAR
BOILER;
secondhand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
ALIEN BSit IN BLOWER, good as new;
POWER PUMPS, capacity COO gallons per min
nte, In best working order;
three-foot PORTABLE GRIoT MILL (French
Burr Stones), In complete order:
. pairs PLATFORM SCALES, on wheels;
POWER MORTIslNG MACHINE;
FOECE PUMPS:
2 large COPPER KETTLES;
All sizes SHAFTING, HAkGE Frs, PUJLIES,
Devil and cog WHEELS, and variety
Of all sorts OF machinery. ..-s.s )
III of which will he closed out at q low figure on
accommodating terms.
Always on hand, good assortment of
STEAM GAUGES, PEGT VALVES
GLOBE VALVES BRASS COCKS OF al
GAUGE COCKS, kinds,
WATER GAUGES TALLOW COCKS .
SELF-OILING CUPS, OH CANS--an kinds
All goods warranted or the b0st material and
workmanship.
Nos. 1922, 1924, 1925 and l42S Cary street,
and Nos. IL and Is south 18th street,
iy Ii Richmond. Va.
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~ Cook q Laugnton. Auctioneers
DI 80 essar,nr and franklin streeta.

Rv Cook d Lau9hton. Auc .ao
go. Governor and Franklin streeta.
.RGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
aInI.n FiJsNITURE AT AUCTION .--0n,
EEHInSY 1st September.7 at 10 o'clock, we VII
Ell at the residence No. G?7 Main street, near inc
corner OF Seventh street, all OF the fUBNLkOhE
lcontaiued In said residence. -.
Tho chambers are neatly Furnished Win a 10
JENNY LIND and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs'
BUREAUS,
WARDROBE9
WASHSTANDS,
CARPETS,
sHtJCK and HAIR MATTRESSES,
BEDDIS G., &c.
In the Dining Room are r.,,uu
WALNUT EXTENSION and SIDE TABLED
CHAIRs,
SAFE, .--.as-s .,s-.f
sIDEBoARD,
PRESSES,
TABLE-W WARE, 1aeSE3sss
CR0CKERY and q ASSa8s
on mns ,IlIssss5 Ss 91WOOD PIANO.
| lsal9HeEDVERED WALNUT SUIT,
1ETAG sRE,
MANTEL ORNAMENTS,
The KITCHEN FURNITURE embraces Inc
usual variety of well-kept articles. a.,
| The furniture Is in excellent conditiou ane
sale positive as the family declining nouScheep-
ing. 1YroN auots
| au29 COOh " GAOStt- -. -
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AuctS. aul7


DUBLIC SA LIE OF LAND AND A
i VALUABLE MILL IN CARoLIN z
COUNTY, VA.-As commissioner Of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond will sell at
the Rcedy MIL In Caroline county on TUES
DAY, the 18th day OF September If fair If not,
The next fair dayl at public auction, the very
valuable BRICK MILL. known as kcedy Mill,
with 81 acres of goodland attached. This mill has
two pair Of stones lone for corn, and one for
wheat), is In thorough repair, has large custom,
aud water power enough N drive other ma
chinery. IT Is located on the Maltapont river, in
the midst OF the finest timber In this section OF the
State, live miles from the railroad station.
Attic same time and place Will sell 1924 acres
OF, VALUABLE LAND, mostly IN timber, ad-
Joining the lands OF Winston Atkinson, DIR. Pol
lard, G. b. Walden, and others. This land is con-
veu!cnt to market schools. and churches, and Is
Of very fine quality. Lwll divide into lots to suit
the views of purchasers If desired.
TERMS One-fourth cash, balance in three
equal annual lnsta neuts, bearing interest, Sc
cnred by bond, with good security, and the title
retained uutll the whole purchase money Is paid.
Subject TO the approval Of the court.
WM. D. QUESENBERRY,
au 1o-dSswlm Commissioner.