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4 BRAVE LITTLE FEILOw.-WhiIc dozen
or more boys at Holland Patent, Oneida
county. were engaged playing "hile and
seek " on Saturday evening, " little Johnny"
son of J. L. Thomas, aged eight years, while
running over 4 vacant lot seeking hiding
place, and while accidentally passing over an
open well covered with snow drift, broke
through and fell TO the bottom. The well is
about fifteen feet deep, and has depth Of
water of five to six feet. His own version,
which ne freely gives, is most strange. lie
says when he fell through le thought he
was sinking iuto an old cellar of which
he knew. but upon being submerged
III water, inagiucd that he was in Il creek or
pond, and was greatly confused as he felt the
water closing over his head, but realized that
he was rapidly rising until his head was above
the water. He then reached 0lit his hands.
and could with Ease sustain himself in this
position and breathe, his hands clineing to
to the wall, all but his head still submerged.
Here he began his reconnaissance Of the s'r'.
roundings and chances Of es'Hpc, and came
to tie conclusion; though in total darkness
that lie Vas in Il well, and at once BEGAN th.
perilous ascent.
The well is Of usual size, and has ti.;, I3,,ne
4 circumference for the little ones snrcad Of
limb to enable him to adopt the usual method
OF Dl0cing from opposite sides Of The circle.
and he was Obliged 20 use Il portion only of
The ri:clc, Tor the purpose of making the
slow and dangerous ascent. He SAYS lie
"climbcd as if he WIS going up a ladder"
and atte,' IL: had made considerable progress
that he reached point where lie could find
no place in the wall for his feet and l;uuls.
and nearly dcSpaircd in victr ~ a3ain falling
into the dredCtd depths. Here. us he cX-
pressed it i'll his own and more fitting speech.
the love OF life, home, and kindred. came to
his rescue, Which, together with little rest.
enabled him to make more vigorous eyer-
tons, finally bringing him to the surface in
safety and entirely uninjlTed. During all
this time he had not been missed by his
mates, and the first intimation of his pcrilouy
adventure was narrated by himself ut home.
whittier he had at once repaired ia distance
Of some eighty rods minus his cap, which
was fished out Of the well the next morning.
His escape is regarded by all as most marvel
lous, when, in addition to the conditions that
have been stated, ii is seen that he was obliged
to emerge through the small aperture in the
snow-dritt through which he had fallen,
quite distance above the surface of the well.
Utica Observer.
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yatafion---Enur"c"asio'''
For the Dispatch.

s,,n,. 1,n i heading Enumeration =: One
snnsco of confusion Is the use OF the FRENCH
su". h,i,on for the English word billion.
.nn.b,- taking notation and enumeration
~ synouvmes. For example: Notation; thus.
1000 600. 900; enumeration, or reading out IL
Fr,Tch. ua billion in English, one thousand
millions. But count hiShcr--'ln, DIX, "n',
mile billions Notation of last. l,ooo,W!V'-
090, 900: enumeration in French, un mile
billions; in English, one billion. On iooHi1'S
Mt the above not,tions, the flrncfn!ah ahu
the r,nslishman will have the same ih'H> "
the number intended by cs,ci. IN ch'i'hes','
tinc the first the Trcnchnan uses one wore" .,
the En- ,lishumu three; in the second III.
Fnr3;slman uses one. aud the frcnchn IA,
thr,r words. The American is confused nc
c,use in cnumcratinS he Uses two E'i1S
ora word belonging to each language, D''t d
ward conyc,ias a wholly different ,a''a III
n,.i, lan..,Ia;.e--bilion. There Is 7 French
word and the correct word, for Il taou>''nd
,',;IEGns--nilard. II ky authority we could
adnut thi, word and anslcizc lis sound, II
,y,,Ijd Al least he convenient, and free OF the
objection to billion. VI.
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\ CourLEy COMEDY IN REAL LIFE.-A most
amusing comedy in real life is thus related
hv the Springfield Republican, the locale
being The town of Wcstfield: Mrs. james
Rlakcsley complained of her husband several
weeks since for i'll treatment but after the
c,sc had been continued until week ago
Saturday she reported that she had "made
up;' with her clring lord, and wished TO
withdraw the complint on the payment Oh
costs. These amounted to 81 for the cost OF
court and $3.50 for witness fees. Ihcy
hadn't the money, but promised to BRING IL
| the next Saturday, and the court kindly con-
! tinucd the case again till that time. Eiated
| at the prospective settlement, the man tradea
his horse for another Notwithstanding his
| own had been mortgagcd TO business man
| of the town, and paid S17 to boot, borrow
inc the money of the Chief of Police, whom
he promised TO pay when he came to court
again Oh Saturday. :
Promptly at the appointed time the ltigant
but now reconcicd couple reappeared AT inc
court, and james, with sorrowful face, rccited
the loss Of his pocket-book, and obtained the
consent of the Justice to go out ana search
| for il. Willie he was gone, his wife, who re-
manned at the office, alarmed the court by
| announcing that she was in labor, and the
Chief of Police was hurriedly sent for and
the woman placed in his care. The officer,
however. finding that his money was lost
with the courts. managed to spend several
hours in fruitlcss search for the pocket
book. But inean time one of the town
fltfers had found it while on his way to 4
sciectucn's meeting. and when he opened
il and found who the owner was, q brother
sclectnlan remembered that lie had Il bill
against Blakcslcy. So he got out i VIII
of attachment covering the amount, and
called on the Chief Of Police <who was
himself Interested 10 the amount of the Sl72
to serve it. The Chief, with tragic air,
which bctokcned the depth of his emotion,
did his duty. attached the money for THE go.
lcctman. and after all claims haG been prld
had lust five cents left for his. The court,
finding i.<;nlr thus cucllrcd by its own Wca-
pom, the lqw, continued the case another
week: the Chief took il mortgage Oh the new
horse to secure his debt the business man
who had the mortgage on the old horse start
ed out in anxious search Tor the purchaser
thereof, aud the hero of the story, bcwilder-
cd at tic tickle way fortune had treated Kim,
got glori!Sy drunk.
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), !. ;;es and flleq have

-, ;n;,f .tocls companies. and they nave
anu J r;g f 20 to do but IL these areIgood
for anything, they come under der. the |, g wort
INV, Inv y. their credit IL gone. 1t would
sser, THAT that when the spirit of combination
- so strong az wickcdIy and madiy to ASSN
,,cr sy liberty, and even life, in order to
enforce the rules Of trades unions, tins sp' ta
o,,clt to be strong enough to band men ".
, g"i" for the common good by far-scclIlG
Enterprise ntr and constructive union as In bnIa Id
ING societies and cooperative partnerships,
1t appears to me that this is the true Amer with
as wen as Germanie idea of liberty ,,, WI" iio.
Union, and that the future OF oui ',t II j.
p prHsng Ga Ssr and to hear ws9
fine Common welfare, and meeting Inc pow I q,
Of Of capit upon its own grounds ',s,s:a {,
making war upon PROF. rope anI skiIj. WHY
shou!d mot not labor and skill unite and employ
,aDitalI
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NESALITY CHARGED AGAINST CUR HIGHEST
FEDERAL OrrIciALs.-Thc American claims
against England excite more aud more attcn-
ton every day, and w ii.:iy safely predict
that unless The Government take direct
coursc iii dealing with those claims direct
course will be taken with the GOVERNMENT.
Popular opinion is capabl" ~ going to great
lengths in matters ~ tnlS kind, and its drift,
if not it, Gili volume. is manifest already.
to-day, however, we have no intention Of
discussing the scope or the validity Of the
claims. That we leave to another oc-
c;lsion; but there f. one circunl-
stance herewith connected which de-
Scrvps special notice. We know by IT,
cent exposures how desperately vcnal, how
prone to audacous organized johbcry n!c TOO
many American Legislators inl. officers OF
statc---cven amongst tlr higher and more in
lucntial grades. Now, it is matter OF colll-
m"n fumor that Mcn Of this Kind have
bought up the ''AmcricHm claims, generally
known as Alabama claims" right and left.
From ali that we know Of political life in
the United States thrr, il nothing 1T all inn
probable In These reports; OIL the contrary
the probability is that they are true. But il
SO, then we uEly infer That the American case
is regarded As pretty strong one on t''c Ott.el
side of tie Atlantic and tl:st ii has become
the interest ct / certain number of public
n'e,' 10 support st to tile utmoSt.-PQU Mall
Gazette, January 2G.
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n ea6, nIass Is sstd tthat SIX Of Els victims

n eaSl, nIss IL sstd ttiat SIX o. Els Victims
are alre:tly known, and it is expected that adj
ditional Claims on him will be brought to
light on examination. They hail from all
points OF the compass one up North Two
a. Albany. He Oilers in extenuation of his
crime that his first wife deceived INN, that
lady being the possessor of two children De
fore she married him, Of whom he Knew new
nothing at the time. lie takes Inc slI.ai.o,i
calmly, and seems disposed to place himself Il. III
t fin ret,,,T to the world to be afflicted with
the care Of many wives. The prisoner, it
would appear. is regular tramp, and enter.
t,incd 2 desire to he ring-naster of sort OF
Mormon circus. One Of his New York vic.
tins won tho sympathy of German Lodge
of Odd-FellowS. and through that body nc
is to lie prosecuted for his acts.
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The American Case tot"s.tt1 w."
u,,ducss n,:,. gn-enwitr--Efie h'Ht
OF Argument Supported SJ |; fE"e'
oe Enc;;sh Authorities.
L,,,w the London Morning r"st, jana

l,,,, Ihc London Morning. rust. January 20
c,,tcd copcisclv, the Gist of the argument
odyancn1 ON the part Of the United states Is
that thc law OF nations is part OF the common
l,w Of England that The RECOMMENDATIONS
made bv the royal commission appointed 10
r,Dort on the neutrality laws were maze WIN
The view Of bringing the municipal law into
fri, conformity with the international OBJ
I;oatious of En-land"; that the new for
elm enlistment act passed IN 1910 was 4
few months after il was passed declared by
sir Il. phil!nnorc, in the case Of the Inter-
n.tioual.'' to have been drawn 50 rs 10 en-
nilc the cGuntry-that IS to say, the EHccu-
;iyc--,norc easily to fulfil its international OBJ
I;.-.tonS; the Inference from all which being
ll,at. As the municipality is simply declari-
tory of the law Of nations, the tribunal
lnny look, and ought to look, at IN
E,n..lish statute passed ut the outbreak OF
Inc recent war between France and Ger
many. in order 10 ascertain what were
tic neutral obligations imposed upon
Great Britain lurin.s tic American civil war
ot 1SG1-'Ua. II must be confessed this line
of argument is bold and ingenious, and re-
fleets no little credit OF those who complied
the American case; and it must also De ad,
united that the contention Is apparently sup
ported BY Il host OF authorities exclusively
E,uulish. Mansfield, iIarjWichc, Holt. lax
bot. Tcnterdcn. ;Ad Blackstone. III" IN turn
c.llcd to witHcS, Int the law Of nations
is mart Of the common law OF England
and Il dctum Of Lord Stowcll Is cited
70 show tllat while an act OF Parliament
NAV affirm the law Of nations, it cannot
contradict i! or di>:irm il so rs TO prejudice
Z, rnri~p State. ino.lnuch. therefore, Is Tho
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Herr + !; man who has never been photo
graphcd--Alr. Muller. the, ipundecc oi Inc Or
phan Home. liz Er!s;1i;, England. lie is 4
ceschr::.' III his way. and is constantly rccciy-
irg applications for lis photograph from adj
mirin@ parties, who do not. howcrcs, admire
him enough to S"''a lie money for the pie
turp wF:cf,. they desire. lie now merely
y rites hack that he never does such things,
and thus avoids great deal of expense.
These are his financial reasons; his moral
reason is. that lie is simply engaged In the
Lords work; he has douc nothing worthy
Of 20 nmcndation he is but the Lords ser
want: =" and would Il he wc!l;' he asks, that
The Servants photograph Should be in the
hands o. everybody" while the Lord might
he forgotten: Mr.. Muller appears to he a
sensible man rs well lis 4 good Vne.-Net
York Yi2Latnc.
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A Cipher Telegram l''Csln Minister

Correspondence" Of tn" Boston Post.

Corrc-r"m' !rrc" Of the Boston Post.
WAyulSGroy. February l!.--On Tuesday
last. ii II O'Clock. the state Department re-
ceiycd telegram in r;phrriron DGrminiSici'
10 i.n~land General $cucnrl1, NlIiIii included
= vl;.y Of lie Queen communication t. tlic
tinted $ta;;t' Government, mentioned i'll hey
>;,cr>h il r:iriainc!t, relative - tn" claim for
consequential damages i'll lc case before The
Geneva ;rii.lat"r%. Tie Queens coinIui-
n,cati0u is Very brief, EXPRESSES urhnGhh2d
friendship. mentions SryclT ,tiulli0rtlnt
errors or irlr&uIar;,!,a IN connection with
''c arbitration, aid then, without seemingly
attaching great Importance to the subject,
calls attention to (ae !lci that our agent
has made Il claim for indirect or con-
;,oIurrIiai tiana@rs. The communication
i exceedingly diplomatic in lis c!lalr.r-
ter and cautious 10 degree. No HI
peal is nr.tic for rc1nrlmiinli OF the treaty
or of the case. 30 appeal is made for any
remedy. hit inc object OF the communication
* evidently siinpyto command Il reply from
the United States Government. THIS copy
was tccgraphcd rs :; matter Of cXpcdiCncy
by Minister Schenck before mailing the writ
ten original communication from the Queen
the latter being delivered to Minister Schcncli
a few hours before the Queens speech was
read in Parliament. AZ heretofore stair6
no action will be taken on this cG!nnunica,
ton by the Administrator until the original
arrives by steamer.
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\ MAN WITH Six WlvEs,-On information
of woman whose maiden name is Mary
Myer, Chief Maloy, of Albany, Oh Friday
caused the arrest of George Silk alias George
Lnalien, German, aged thirty, to whom
slary was married OH the 18th of January,
1877, at Lutheran church at Albany. 1t
appears from statements made that the man,
VINO is wandering tailor, is in the habit Of
moving about from city to city, never larry
ing longer than few months in any. one city,
and that he marries either one or two women
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Mr. Jacobs, Of CtseSo, New York. is corr
spicuolis from Tie !;r,! that lie has three per
feet and well Developed arms, the iAiiG grow
ing from tie back Of ihf right ,hotlldcr-hladc.
Tile bo;S tS"d 10 make fun OF him Until he
rot angry on one occasion, threw oil his coat,
and demolished his adyerSarics. Thrice is lie
armed who hath bis quarrel just.-Goston
Posi-,
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BY Lyme < Brother,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

E'HREE SMALL BRICK TENEMENTS
4 SITUATE ON TIE WEST LINE OF VAL
LEY (OR SEVENTEENTH STREET BEYOND
VESABLE STREET FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-We shall, 1T the request Of the owner,
sell ut public auction. on the premises, on TUES
DAY the 10Th day of February, l>I2, AT the hour o!
i O'Clock L. NJ, THREE BRICK TENEMESTS. To-
Gated as above described, containing about fo"r
rUU,rs racp: . q =; ,- go. ~.:.
70 r1.;cs % limited means. or those Wishing 10
invest in small property, fine opportunity l. o.
fcrcd.
The terms will be very liberal and made known Fl
~" fe IS - '''>' Tyne & EroTi.ER
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BY James II. Taylor
Peal Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
No. ITO Main street.

GENERAL DESIRABLE BUILDING
- LOIS IN SIDNEY FOR SALE Al AUCTION,
VIII he sold on SATURDAY the 18th day OF Fcbr1l-
arv 1879. commencing ON Dover street, number OF
EiIJDING LOTS fronting on Pine, Dover, Cherry
BeiyidGrc and China streets:
Terms LIBERAL, and made known on the day OF
sale. JAMES VI. ~ l.oK'
Il. IL Auctioucer
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By Hill & G0ddin, huctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON CHURCH I'LL. L.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Chancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond pronounced on the sth day ct
February. 1872. in cause therein depending styled
Smith trustee, and others, against Smith ana wife
and Others" the undersigned, special commissioner
thereby appointed, will sell 1T puddle auction, OH
THURSDAY the 2ad day OF February, lS7:, at !
u'cloca on the premises the following REAL.
ESTATE--viz.. one WHOLE SQUARE, with u
LARGE FRAMED DWELLING-lIOUSEt thereon,
bounded by \, o, Twenty-clgh.h, and TMenty-nliif
streets, In the city Of Richmond. Also, TWO LOTS
OF LAND, each fronting aos feet on Tweniy-eg
street between D and = streets, with FRAMED
DWELLING-HOUSE on each lot.
TERMS: One-fonrth Gosh, aud the residue In equal
instalments NJ six, twelve, and eighteen mnnihs
from the day OF sale the purchasers 10 give isSut-
bic notes With !ntcrcs. added, Tor tue Geieffed
money IL paid and q conveyance ordsrsa ny Tue
court. RoBEh1 NV
fela specia1 tohih'issiohet.
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l;r Grulhs 6 tri!.taimS,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main alu Bdi!E.

CROPS, STOCK, AND FARMING M
NPIEMENTs. Foi: SALE at AttIIoN.-Wc
sill sell at auction at the residence of T. W. f. Lob
man. on Mccharlrsriiic turnpike. on tiDAi i"iii
Of FEBRUARY. a, u o'clock * NJ his stock ~ I Al
TIE. HOGS. MULE and lipESE WAGONS:
CNRrS. Que tARRfALL;and I'll" III AtTATloN
UTENSILS. Consisting II III" usual variety. ana
some COlE and SEED POTATOES.
The sale viii he on FRlDAf.i fair; II not, thcil
OF. the Monday following. At The same In'ir.
TERMS: $40 aud tn..r. cEh; for ri! larger sums
nctt.S GEUli!;S 4 WILLIAMS,
e, - AuC!ipiiccrs.
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NUCrroN saTEs.rssfs Day.
BY Grubi,s C Williams
Real Fstnte Agents ard Aucsioneers,

= 81
n = BY Gr1ibhs C WI illa.ns-
Real 5Estate Agents ard Aucsionsers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank. d
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. REAL
Y J ESTATE IN SfANCHESTFRA AT AUCTION.
In execution OF decree of the Ches;erheld Gonntg
or Archer &c. as. archer, &C.,, the undersigned
commissioners thereby appointed VIII sell at anc-
ton, upon the premises, on IliohoDAi > LON reo-
iA PaRT or IoT No. s2s In the plan of a[anches-
ter 10 by 1856 feet, fronting on Barney or seventh
street. between Hull and Bainbridge streets:
One rnoicty Of the FACTORY PROPERTY nearly
opposite to the above: and n
Tor In Nfayo's addition, Jefferson street, 30 by
los feet,
TERMS Onc-hfth cash; balance at six, twelve,
notes with Interest added mt the rate of per cent
per pnun, and titles retained until the notes arc
Y y. G " ca SSsHoS; Commissioners.
.s...i = SAMUEL hRCHER,)
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers. lie -
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By Thomas w. keesec. Auctionccr,
No. 1917 Main street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOOKS,
Ii CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, &c, At
AUCTION.-THiS DAY 1T 10 o'clock viii sell III
my auctior-house
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS. IN haircloth
MARBL E-TOP aud PLAIN BUREAUS,
WALNUT. MAHOGANY, AMI STAINED BID
STEtDS: - . 49,
MARRLE-TOP aud PLAIN WhSHSTANDS,
MAHOGANY and WhhNGI W AhDl'oDhS'
EXTESsIoS, LEAF, CARD, and CENTRE TIA.
BLES: -
MAUOCihNY SIDEBOARDS,
OFFICE DESKS, -
HAIR aud STUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, HOLSTERS, and PlLLOWSi
Lot BEDDING and TABLE LINEN,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
SILYER-PLATEU WARE,
BROOMS, &C. r-
200 volumes OLD BOOKS.
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
fax AuctiOnccr.
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n.aL ESrAuE A., pnay.sTE AALk.


i VERY MORT 4 Bile hRi' \
n DWELLING; on the east sltr al Eighth ~
7 cfgh street, containing seven Rooms: M" 1'"N
kitchen with forr rooms: All In good or'srF' ,e.
Also. Il desirable VACANT LOT on ti'e ''' :. ~,
Of NIuth between Leigh avd VI streets, 81 ~ - -'
io IN alley ~ feet wide; for sale privately
~ ''' '''''' = JAMES VI. TiYLoE'
fc l1-eodSt hD,lI--,.- -
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BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate agents and Auctlonccrs,
lib Main street.

A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
~ NO. BIZ. AND LOT On TIE f,ASn SIDE "
OF ny AUCTION.-lu TUESDAY the 10th
Instant, at ! O'Clock T. NJ. II not sold privately
hcrnrt We sIll GEL ly auction. Oh the preEll ses Il
dcs;robIn RRjCK DWELLING and LOT located a.
above containing six ROOMS With gus and wafer on
the premises, and kitchen attached with tw9 or m9T
rooms This property Is IN Thorough repair, and Is
situated In deIi.iltfui iieiehbnrhood. convenient to
the market and other places Of business IL Is highly
desirable rs residence Investment, It's size being
such for which there l. much need, anu 10 rent retdl-
IL at i paying percentage. co
r. Il Real Estate Anci0neIrs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALuA-
Y BILE REAL ESTATE KNOWN As lut
"iIOWLET'r RIVER FARM. On lAMlS
RIVER. TEN MILES BELOW slttlNOHl. or
FOUR HUNDRED AEu FIFTY 3tELS. l.,
FORTY ACRES OF TIE WAKE IRA1I
NEAR THE CLOVER I'LL kAliR1Ai!. AZ
OSHORNE'S. N CIIEcTElFi ED OINTl. ~
AECTIoN.--Ey virtue OF Il decree "f IN" tlrculi
iGrri ii Chesterfield ruGuty. NJ the November term
1871 in tie r.t siki4G Hirrict I'Grioot e ms rs.
1hUna& lIoni:ts q as w Viii ucc Tor silc % E'lt-
lie auction on The premises. on FRIDAY the ION
day of February, Is72 II !" o'clock W. II l;ir nor;
the first fair day thereafter. that most Va.lbtc ana
highly productive farm mentioned In said hiii ana
decree. known as the i" liOWLETl RlN ER FARh,
containing four hundred and iiity tiJlj acres more
or less living Immediately on.lameS river ad!nlnlng
the CoXCudl!e farm and the lands Of Mrs. Nar,lia
Friend and Others. This land Is considered equal ~
any on The river for grain ,r grasses, vi TIA excel
len; wharf facilities for silpn" on the place, easy
o.; access. ami with moderate cost Hay In proiitpc
otherwise. The building, are inca@rc. l!llS Etli
will be sold ~ whole, pr divided IN parcels, ia may
hr,l rco!uin0,ian LiIdcrs nu Tho fav nj sale.
Also, FORTY ACRES OF LAND, Il part o! Inc
Ware tract. lying about one mile south from tic
above and very near t. The Clover Hi rail-
road. n: Osb0rne's on James river.
TERMS Very liberal. ami made known at The safe
4 map Of the above propcrt! may be seen ana
other information had If desired by calling 1T tic
office OF the auctiOucer.
W. W. COSBY.
GEORGE 5, BERNARD,
6. {. MC!:AE,
Commissioners.
Sale conluctc;lhy d. II. WEIsEGEi::
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=; Cook 4 Laueh,Hn, huctlouccrS,
corner Of Governor ard franklin streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
i FItRNiTl RE, Sc. At AUCTloN.-Isy virtue
Of 4 deed of trust executed H. The undersigned a.
trustee dated the iii Of September. ISL. and dni.
REGARDED I'm the clerks Office Of the Chanccry Cour
Of Tie city Of Richmond. shall sell ut auction OF
MONDAY the lgl day oi February. lSi?. at Il
ociurk ut the residence Of Mr. JOhn Glntoc'iio. Nc
los franklin street. 4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF ftOltStHILN FURNITURE, consisting "t
CARPETS: piEh. MIRROR:
SOFAS. 81 EEA:S
WARDROEES.
COOKING-STONES.
CEOChERY, GLASSWARE &c.
TERMS: Cash, - -
ETBFnT GISNHCHlo. Trustee.
Cook & IAUt:HToE. AuctioEecrs.
Ia 3l-Fcb2.5.s IL. y, la.lg.ifio