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The Portland daily press., 1872-08-19
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A I Evergreen Landing Friday Aug 10th, a Chased
N Gold Sleeve Button with the letter H. old En-
glish engraved it. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving it at this Office with the Sub
scriber at Yarmouth. CAD HITCHCOCK.
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WITH or without board, in the immediate yicini-
w ety of the City Building -
Apply at Press Office. au19dtf
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TIM WANDERING JEw-A PLAINTIvE Ap-
PEAL FOR RKsT.-While 1.-THE great and good
Horace Greeley" was on his way to partake of
clans at Rye Beach on Friday, he was assailed
by delegation of Southerners who demanded
speech, whereupon Mr.. Greeley stepped upon
The piazza of the Farragut House and made the
following plaintive appeal for rest
II wish, ladies and gentlemen, it were true
that had laid aside all my cares and duties for
brief sojourn at this pleasant resting-place. 1
should be very grateful if circumstances en-
abled me to do as you are doing, and as the
warnings of advancing years seem to require
that 1 should do. l wish 1 could rest at the
seashore as you are now doing. Even to-day,
while linger here, have duties undone that
ought not to be neglected 1 did hope that this
summer would bring to me what no Presiden-
tlal summer ever yet brought. l hoped that in
stead OF an increase of labors the present sum-
mer would witness diminution of them In
giving up journalism find that other and more
pressing duties compel me to go here and there.
10 tell the truth, have no relaxation, no rest
1t has been said by greater man than that
we have all eternity to rest in, and will go on
with what seems incumbent on me, hoping and
expecting no rest just at present As am only
here TOR an hour of ease and friendly greeting. /
now cease from taxing your patience further -
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-19
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,


Saturday, Aug ~.
Steamer Dirigo, johnson, NewYork : passengers
and mdse to Henry Fox:
Steamer New York, Winchester st john NIB via
Brig Torrent. Tibbetts, Baltimore-coal to order,
Vessel to Winslow & Co. .s--.l +
Brig Mary G Roosevelt Pung, Baltimere-coal to
Rolling Mills. Vessel to Chas H Chase & Co.
Sch II e Sampson, Davis, Port Royal SC-hard
pine to Richardson & Cross.
pine to Richardson & Cross.
:, Sch Windward, Ellis, Georgetown, DC-coal to W
Sch Mollie Porter, Megathlin, Philadelphia
to W L Dennison. -. +. --T1--7
Sch Georgia, Parker, Elizabethport- to Chas
Staples & Son.
Sch May Flower, Green, Boston.
Sch Jennie Russ. Conary Ellsworth.
Sch Nina Boyd, Lttlejohn, Rockland.
Sch Governor. Stinson Calais for Beverly.
Sch Canton, Rankin, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Jas Nelson, Bradshaw. Bath for Haverhnl.
CLEARED
Steamer Glendon, Sadler, st John, NB-Joln Port
Sch Mary A Ives, Cole, Richmond, Va-J Nicker-
son. ~ Fa 49, F7lr
Sch Lookout, johnson. Boston-Bmker Bros.
Sch Eagle, Seayey Kennebec River, to load for
sunday, Aug Is.
ARRIVED. y
Brig Branch, (Br) Wyman, Havana-36S hhds AZ
tics molasses, to Geo S Hunt. e
Brig Prentiss Hobbs, (of Baugor) Dodge Matanzas
10 days21 hhds sugar. 208 hhds SO tics molasses to
order Vessel to G II Chase g. Co.
s Brg FTs ae,h Lewsy New Orleans 25h and
Brig Frank Clark; Morton, Philadephia-coa to
Brig EudoIus, Farr. Philadelphia to s Rounds
Sch Frank & Nellie, Gregory, Philadelphia
Sch 1anthe, Johns, Gouldsboro- canned Holsters to
Sch Medora, Varnum, Boothbay
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-19
Wanted.
4. d, d. r..

A BOY about 16 years old to learn the Dry Goods
"A Jobbing Business Apply to
aug19-tf WOODMAN, TRUE, g. co.
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MIR. HALL AT VINALHAvEN.-The Republi-
cans of Vinalhaven had grand rally last We'd
nesday evening. The crowd present could not
get into the church, and vas organized in the
open air. One of the largest flags in the coun-
ty was unfurled to the breeze on the occasion
The meeting was presided over by David Vinal,
Esq, and was addressed by Judge Scofield of
Penn, Hon. Eugene Hale, s. L. Milliken and
T. K. Simonton, Esq. The Republicans are
and Wilson flags. Large accossions have been
made to the Republicans of Vinalhaven,
among them Moses Webster, ESQ.,, one of the
firm OF Bodwell, Webster & Co., who in 1858
represented that town in the Legislature On
his arrival at Carver's harbor, Mr. Hale was
warmly received by the fire company and
large number of the citizens, accompanied by
the brass band, and was escorted to the Roberts
House. The band in the evening with the club
OF Tanners serenadsd Mr.. Hale and were
briefly addressed by him. Camden Herald,
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-19
JAMES CUNNINGHAM,
READ THIS.

Nothing has ever been prepared equal to the fore
going for
Cholera MOrbus, Dysentery, Diar-
rflOpa, &c.
The BEST ARTICLE ever offered to the public for
the certain Cure of the above disease, is
MASON'S CHOLERA MIXTURE.
You need not suffer ten minutes. Price so cents
Prepared and sold only by EDWARD MASON,
Apothecary, Middle street, Portland au7sntf
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-19

Ar at Barrow, E, 10th inst, ship st Louis, Pierce
Mramichi, NIB.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-19

KENNEBUNKPORT, Aug 17-Launcbed, by Capt
Nathl Thompson, medium sharp ship of about
1900 tons. built on contract for Thayer s. Lincoln of
assigned : -
Capt Thompson, in addition to two schooners, now
in trame will raise Immediately one first class ship
and one or more schooners.
David Clark, and Crawford g. Ward, are each
building two large centre-bOard schooners.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-19

For Sale, or Exchange.
A NEW HOUSE in the westerly part of the city,
"A containing 10 good sized rooms. Lot contains
over 5000 feet Will exchange for small farm with
In few miles of Portland or sell very favorable
terms. Apply to w. H. JERRIS.
aug10-2w*
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11

VINO Is THE BEST MAN 7-AmOng the many
stnddles for once woah well Apply Of sosber
Phenoo would pat the night the hight place. Wneh cns
are gwen dtIy At Jg BfoAlaay
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
POLICE NOTEG.

The dwelling No. 1Sj Sackett-st., BrooAyn, was
yesterday fobbcl If 100 worth Of iegchy
b James II. Hamilton. age AZ, who was run over by
al Sevnav Aad IlHrsi on hoady da al be is
vue Hopia yeserJay.
Thomas King age 4j a vagrant who fractured hls
tku u ug e2t and De' M on Monday evening
died az Bellevue Hospital YESTERDAY
Michael Roean age %, of No. 224 East twenty
which he driving through SJu,h
~ on sept died at bellevue Hospital JeGY
The crockery store of Louis James at No. 213
Geunana COMPANY james was a1ec on Suspicion
The store of d. X. Hall d Son at No lG9 Chatham
bng broken into by burgrs Aug 81 and te
blown The heves obtained +7 cur eucy $50 m
which property Of tie bo0kkecpe and the REMAINDER a o e
Tie police have vet recovered the property
Commissioner Bosworth presided at the Police
tra Yesterday complaints patroen. John G.
Tenth Precinct accused By
Sergeant WtJenuuh Of leaving their osts from l;J 10 ID ~ 0eofk
Sunday night st aad playing cards hqaOf store ID oioA
Referred
The buildings Nos. 19l and 1913 Chrystie-st., de-
sroed by ere Monday afternoon insured by tbe owner
Koch following Ananis. 81 GOO, Andes, SO
Alps. S201; Fremens FUND.- $1,000 and an unkuoSn COMPANY!
SlGO C0e Comsock Co. occl ants Of the hrsl noo NIe
cured following Anlesi SJOV Royal +Ji anu
Hberuia, 5000.
At \ meeting Of the Board of Police yesterday,
Howe Of the Ninth JSentytgh
accepted and j. NJ Lorlev appointed to ihe
post Superintendent Tbome Of the SreeCahng bureau
below tanas ohstructed WIN
which threw garage
rendering impossible 10 Step tu get NOR
ougare Superintendent keso order % usrnc toe ponce
mov resolution passed tA eA'
leave Of shall with and name M m az
the police 10 discharge hs DANES uuhe
surgeon must personally perform Ae 1S" o.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
ldod 10 the exhibition

n, ornamental glass has added TO the exhibition
CHARLES w Elicit clerk in q drug store, was iounu
dead In his bed yesterday, from tine eeCts o an over
dose OF morphine. He was an bngllshman wi'hOu1
frends in this country and II Is not known nut that ho
committed suicide The following sentences have been
nTonounced hy the courts Mary Currdn, one year ia
tbe stare Prison for shOptiig; Michael Maxwell TWO
vear for the same Otense; William Williams, one year,
for assaulting an officer with The Board OF
Trade has elected IObn C. johnson and william L. NC
Clavc delegates and Edward SeaY and T. L. joy after
mates TO The Convention OF the National Board OF ldde
to he hrlI i'm Now York Oct. IA sub-pOicc stanOn
will be opened IN the City ArInory, to-day.
PASsAIC.-JOhu WatsOn's bCachCIy al Dundee, I'D me
eastern part oil tile village completely destroyer
bv FIRE on Monday night. Tie wachndn was ulIuhlhB
his lamp wnen he accidentally fire 10 some waste
there large quantity oi lnuatbiiiDe III ma
teria strcwn around the flames cad yery rl@ aIu'
beyond control The loss by the hIe II es-
tlmaed at S95 5OOO; insurance $1,000.
MADIsoS.-MelyieS Sanford the young man VINO shos %
and killed his father while defending ms huiltI' HS
been admitted to bail IN $4,000 Fodr is0h"'hs Ci'-
zen, became his hOudsInCu
PATEEsOE.-Tbe Passaic County Courts convened YES
teriay, Judge Bede presiduc. The 'dl oi van "lHAc
BOgert Or Tue mar Ter Ol kI.s9n /. bGI.vI7 "S so'
down for Monday, Sept. %.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
EXTENSIVE HoUsE BURGLAEY.

The residence of Edward ID. Mckay, at No.
1856 LexingtOn-aye., buIglariousY entered the
night OF Sept and robbed If property to the aggregate
amount OF several thousanddoars. The family was at
the time absent from the city, and the burglars
dOubtlessly in possession Of the house for
eral hours. On returning home, the following day,
Mr.. Mckay discovered the burglary. and promptly re-
ported to the Nineteenth Precinct police who have been
extremely retlcent III relation 10 the subject IL ap
pears, however, that the Burglars made determined
and, undoubtedly noisy attempt 10 force open iron
secretary safe III the parOr II the dwelling which
tanned silver plate and jewery the total value Of
$1,000 In this attempt they unsuccessful and pre-
sumaby becoming alarmed, quickly retreated. Wedges
found mDedded between the edge Oi the door and
its frame, and several burgariOus implements
found strewn upon tAe floor the safe. IL Is be-
been discovered.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
than to any desire or Willingness on his part to see the

thu, q, ,nv desire or Willingness his part to see the
In covclrdng this report, the Committee would re
i,erate what haa been stated N previous reports OF
enily Ind viz the necessity OF speedy acton on the
nart oT be Federal Government looking 10 Tue pocc
ion Of emigrant passengers In transit between EUROPE
aud the United States SO rag az Ihe oMVL ~ vi en- W. rote
of York can co. every thing Is done Tor the prOtc
ton Of the person and property Of The uer @ r
conos undcr STATE Jurisdiction and IL only remains lur
Tho Federal Government afford him equal prObecton
while on the ocean, and especially guarantee agihss
oppression persecution on account OF rehsouS Deii
Pocens for amounts to the SUN s326 paid to injured
op,iruts were presented series OF resolutions Of re-
spect TO the memory of Andrew Cirrican, for1eriy
member Of the Board OF Commissioners, was adopted
after which, az further tribute tho Board at once ad
onrned The number OF alien passengers arrived 10 sept
was 2l1.5i3: number arrived to same dtte IN 1871
i7 7e4: balance I'm bank Jan. l. t55O6 &c; aggregate
rceiuts 10 Aug &C. s35s Oi received for coDmut oh
Of alien passengerS $i555l 6l current oAp'4'' ~ ''
s5S6SOJ Is; casn on hand. Sl5,C35 %.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TILE BAY RIDGE-AyE. IMPROVEMENT.

TILE BAY RlDbE~hNE. lhl NV I<hI+Nls
The confirmation of the report of the Com
missioncrs on the Bay adgeayc. Improvement in South
Brooklyn was opposed by John Pope OF the parties
whose land had been taken on the ground that the
award made him was inadequate. Judge Pratt, to
whom the case was referred, withheld Lis approval OF
the report until yesterday when he rendered decision
rs follows:
The only objection made TO the confirmation OF
the report of the Commissioners OF Estimate aud Assess
ment is the awards made 10 Pope are inadequate.
There is suggestion OF fraud, ucOmpetcncy or par
tality on the part OF the Commissioners. They have
estimated the awards after viewing the premises aud
hearing the parties and their Judgment upon questions
of value cannot properly be Overrued by the Court.
Tue statute authorizing this Improvement vested in the
Commissioners the discretion 10 determine the amount
OF awards be made, and, long wrong prnci-
ple was adopted In estimating the amount their judg-
not the subject OF review on motion 10 confirm
the report error In Judgment as 10 the amount
is not sufficient set aside the report This principle
has long been settled, and is founded The
Commissioners the property, examine its location
and condition. and inquire 10 It's and value such
matters properly be presented to the Court The
anidays wholly fail TO shOv any error In law In the
mode of valuation, and III accordance with uniform
line Of decisions OF this Court cannot interfere with
the valuation made by the Commissioners. The re-
port must be confirmed.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
RAILRDAl LgyAsFNEBFs.

A very material increase of Interest ana
Principal is realized by holders Of Government
5-20s and other hgh-priced Securities, who eX-
change them, at their present premium, for
NORTHERN PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, which are now selling at par. The
latter bear seven and three-tenths per cent
gold interest (about 81 currency, ard are re-
commended to the public as a weil-secuTed
and unusually profitable investment. The re-
dempton and cancellation of these bonds has
already begun, and will steadily continue, as
they are now being received by the Railroad
Company at 10, in payment and exchange for
its lands.
Besides being the obligation of a strong cor
poration, they are IA first lien upon all the prop
erty and franchises of the company including
the road, its net earnings, all equipments and
rolling stock. In addition TO this usual security
NORTHERN PACIFIC BONDS are first and
only mortgage on grant of land, amounting
to about $4,000 acres to each mile of road, ex-
tending across the continent in what 10 known
as the Fertile Belt, and greatly enhanced in
value by the construction Of the road through
the midst of it.
The Road is building with satisfactory rapidity
ard judicous economy, both eastward and west
ward The finished sections already enjoy a
large traffic. Five hundred and seventeen miles
will be in operation the present season, con-
Meeting the commerce of the Lakes and the st.
Lawrence with that OF the Upper Missouri, and
uniting by rail the waters of Puget Sound and
the Columbia River. This extent Of road en-
titles the Company to about Ten Million -Four
Hundred Thousand Acres of Land in fee sim
pie, and hereafter every mile constructed will
entitle the Company to $4,000 acres of the grant.
All marketable stocks and bonds are re-
ceived in exchange at current prices. Descrlp-
tive pamphlets and maps, showing route of
road connections, tributary country, &c, will
be furnished on application.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
IAnboineemsnu.I
Observation-Disclosures COCAINE removes.
Ihnbolncemenu /

FROM CHILDHOOD | HAVE BEEN SUBJECT TO
AFTER uEGISG,
Tried DE JAISEs CARNISAryK BAIsAH
ESTIRELI rHAtI KsGARp
BowS'. IHAvs
IT 10 OTHERS THIN EIPEKIFScE
OvS-Rsv. ". W. cHETrsE % n J. MErHoDnr ETn. Co.'S
TEkESCI.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
Concerning Ny TNaTri2ga,'
( LETTER TO.
TIE
INDEP PEnDEnI [
FROM
FATHER NYAyllTI3
PUBLISHED TODAY.

1t is now three years since Pcrc
Hyacinthe left the Carmelites ana
took bold ground against some OF
the most serious pretonsions OF Ro-
manism. In this time he has had
large opportunities Tor observation
as we'll as abundant leisure for
meditation on the great questions
at issue between himself and hlS
former spiritual supcriors.
The peculiar position which Pere
Hyacinthc occupies lends special
interest to all he has to say, and,
his marriage being a decided step,
he naturally defends it with all his
ability.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11

PROMINENT Ahhl
Asto, Hause-Senator Harlan Of Iowa, ComInodore
n n Walker Of WAshingon Gen = r. Cey OF
nso w e Hosn OF Indiana Capt Lang Of t British ATnY
William " ihans, a. g. 81 bnuo '"
aasdier sr Sev.HampsAre the Hon homer Nelson o. &
,ssssls ca Coke of the District Of Columbus, Joge
Sre,es' of Svr.case D. Y. Geducy Of Goshen ti"oN
Soo'lsin Al Arizona 7. H. Canicd Of NeIn9I NnS ~
o. II Gfssp H0use-Scndiof Siocston am hE
Ees jersey Col G. W NeCoOs Of oho, samuel b. h@'n1t
$1,000 - Commander A. 2. Cooke u y NAVY.
n R,rbt of Kent Nichols Hoft-0en nun
a., N s a The Hon james wilson Of Iowa; ; ; IL % -
n Hehdsy Of Kansas CeA l. " Do,el
a. snd W huir General Superintendent o 70. t' cv,a
p.,lvsv n Clarendon Hotst-hesf hairs
M s sAvy Mrs Hssnan and Cen Banks % S'1t H tSe
- n1 Hs ~ Lop8oa Nj GretsCh Of The kvssisn JRfuol
o., Pitreesd British Metropolitan Hoflee non o..
Nexco Wuaus OF DuokHk, y -,.-
Yorf Hossl-Geu. B. Marvin of Albany and lee h'
H0HSs-N. H. hembie OF
H,fn,rser HoteI-Alrd Wilkinson Of Syraene ''S "~
goaL-Tle Res Dr. Falrbalu Of s. Stephens College
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11

Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed in using
DootEr's iEAT PowDEs- Ash Jour gIOttf fof
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11

DIRE PAINTS and COLORS.-JOHN w.
NAsURY SON Ill Fulon-st HevYork. sDedalY IN rufe
Paints Send stamp for sample book snd price list
NRAZERs AXLE GREASE.-Dest i'll the
WorL Depot 1oi Maiien lane Soil where Cirel' nee
New-York tribune., 1872-09-11
HOME NEWS.
PRONINENT ARRIvALS.

vrrsNoxF7yR YESTERDAY AT DIcTEsoNs IN PARX ROW
sAu.-to Noon-sA~ - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26
BY Grnhbs q WI1lIams,
Auciioueers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE
L RESIDENCE Ar THE NORTHWEST COR
SER OF GRACE AND SIXTH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.--By request of Mr.. John
Wabcn who from inlrm health aud the reduced Size
of his family, wishes Ia decline housekeeping. we
will offer nj auction sale on THURSDAY. Sd Oc'o-
her, at o'clock =. NJ. his RESIDENCE situated 's
above.
admired that lengthy dcscI iptlon deemed unnc-
cessary suffice It to say that II contains twelve
large and airy rooms besides cellar attic CLOSETS
bath, and sturc-rOOnis.
The arrangements for kitchens, servants, and
fuel-rooms are extensive and thorough.
throughout the house and ali the modern convent
enccs, including furuaces Of every kinu.
The lot is e;x2no tcct TO private aliey L Iee'
wide owned by Mr. l,avenEort' Dr., ana I'D n mr.
walls and iron rtliugs. AMI l. adorned with hand-
some shrulbery, cvcrRreens and shade trees.
The situation l. such. rs to afford the greatest
amount of comfort nj alt sraso1is anil the front
yard. hcing above the street. Is nj times dry ana free
from dust. .-.
under his own direction, and nctlie care nor ex-
pense were spared to make IL, In every respect Il
tirst-class residence.
the thorough construction Of this dwelling. that all
of the cross or partition walls OF brick, there he
Ing no stud partition init
Persons Wishing sn examine the premises are In
yited 10 call after 2.d Instant from II NJ W l.. NJ.
In dcsIlabity of situation and tlloroughncsss nnd
convenience of construction this property Is n"t
eIuaIled by any other now In the market
Possession will he given at an early day.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at 81 X. twelve.
and eighteen mouths, fer negotiable notes with o
per cent. interest: onethird cash. balance ut one
iwo and three years. for negotiable notes, with III
teres at per cent. the interest to e paid half-year-
" by separate negotiable notes. The purchaser To-
overwhelmingly 'tnain Sc no GRUBBs ( WILLIAMS.
So la-eOd3t.Std hUcuOhc"rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26
Bv Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bauk streets.

+ ARGE, ATTRACTIVE, AND FIRST
il CLASS RESIDENCE, AND VACANT LOTS,
AT THE NORTHEASrsCO OF FRANK
LIN AND JEFFERSON STREETS. FOR SALE
AT AUt TIOS.-At the request of William +. Tay-
Tor, Esq, twho desires 10 remove to smaller house
| shall sell at auction, on the premises OH MON
DAY the 3oth September, ls72, at a O'Clock j.. d.,
uf fair; II not, tie r:t fair day thercaftcrJ his
large, weII-arranged, handsome, and faSltonbly-
located X RESIDENCE. The LOT has front Of loo
feet the north side of Franklin street, and depth
on the east line OF Jefferson street OF 2el feet. he
dwelling is built Of brick and SUCCEED; contains
fifteen roCFs. six of which in the basement, fin
ised and pasercd FIX on the first Boor. including
large rorS f by II feet connected ny sliding
doors library -rooln and three chambers: and on
the second foor, three chambers. two OF which are
OF the sumo size MS the pariors below.
la the Yard and next to Jefferson street, there Is
large brick kitchen containing four ROOMS besides
the basement which is used for wood aud coai. The
choice fruit trees and grape vines. In 'front.' Of the
dwelling there Is large co!onnde portico, extending
above the second story and running the whole Length
of the fain building The property will be so sold
Is TO give TO the dwelling lot rs by 13l feet 10 an
aiey 10 feet wGe TO the lot the east IS by i5l fest
with the use Of said alley 10 the lot fronting on tbs
east line OF jefferson street 10 by leo feet With the
Use Of said alley.
In view Of the fact that the foregoing property
confirms ample accommodations for frSi-ciass
family, and Is located in the most desirable and i'm
attention Of those who may dcorc to secure first
rate home.
The terms, which viii hc very accommodating.
VIII be anncurccd al the hour Of sAle.
W. GnDDiS,
Sc l2-le,2p,23, ESQ ,dtds Real Estate auttionerr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-26
BY Richardson h Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer..
40. iii3 siafn street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
i DWELLINGS ON THE SOUTH SIDE ur
BR0ADSIREEIc,,Bi $ EnI ", -; NTNEETY-FIRST
HUNDRED AND FOUR BUILDING j,yrS 81 ~
WOopvILLEIB virtue Of 2 deed OF trust exc ..
cutcd 10y Edward b: Newbprn to the subscriber A.
corded In the Clerks offices OF the Chanccry Tont
of the City Of Richmond and County Court Of Hcn.
rico county, being thereto required by the hnISar
Of the note secured, shall sell ut auction. uron NJ
premises, on the 9Th day OF OCTOBER. III =, t'
O'clock p. NJ, u lot of LAND, with all tue imnt"rc,
ments thereon. fronting forty feet on the sgnth Jd
streets And at o'clock =. NJ. of the same S,T
ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR BUILDING LOTS
lying In that portion Of the county Of known
IS Woodville. fronting on Newb,irn, seldom. and
RlgL,nd. between Maple and Holly streets '''''
TERMS: Made known on day OF sale
THOMAS G.JACKSUN, Trustee
RICHARDSON Z Co. AMriinnctr.. N ..