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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-20

Notwithstanding the stormy weather,
the Temple was well filled with one Of
the finest audiences ever seen in St.
Louis. There was a large number of
ladies of refinement and intelligence,
and the gentlemen present were men of
thoughtfulness, prepared to hear with
attention the arguments provided Tor
them.
Mrs. Cutler delivered fifteen minutes
speech, covering the points made by her
IN the day sessions, taking general
view Of Woman Suffrage. The follow
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-20

The Sales Department
VIII be under the supervision of Mr. C. F.
PrOizman, who has be N long and popularity
known TO the trade.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14
Grant 6 U1lson.

The Philadelphia Convention las
1uuo its wogh, and Grant AND " IL
son are the candidates Of the Ma
iicnal Union Republican, pNlty.---
The RECOMMENDATION Of Iresidcut
Grant surprises no 0ne-lhougd
many are surprised atth9 Uuagiugt
" and euthusi SIN with which il Vas
done. His unanimous ~ uomina-
tlon il without precedent M the his.
tory Of tLccoUntiY. Ii Nas, indeed,
/" grand sight 70 see every state ana
territory record itsNGte for this plain,
unpreieuding little man. OF whor!
80 many bitter things have been
written and spoken during the last
three years.
Tlis spontaneous and eutGusiag
tie support springs not aionc from
party spirit, hut mainly from that
scIse of gratitude. which a loyal
people still feel towards the man,
who, more than any other cure !
traitors of their madness end 81 {
rs peace. Ills civil administration,
thougL perhaps not so blil!iMt as
his military record, Dor in every
particular above criticism, III The
main, has been \ successful oNe.--
Under ii the country has made cred
liable progress ~ healing the scars
Of war. aud in Developing its re
souracs ard paving Of its debt. II
the President has committed blHn
dcla, the people FED sure they are Of
the head ana viii not ne repeated.
Experience il a good Schuoimastrr,
and il cannot be denied that rresl
dent Grant VIII oc better fitted ion
:le duties Of his high Office III '53,
thau he WIS IN 50, Not outs on nc
count Of his distinguished military
services and lis truStWor! Illness,
but because, also, of his resigulti0n
iii 1893, OF the Ganer&lship Of the
army, HE olDce, to take the nom.-
natien Of the party, there is With
lnaay q sriisn OF obligation, which
they feel can in ne way be Su,,ably
cancclcd except by reelection.
These things, with lnahy Others,
coasplred TO nuke the Convention
not only unanimous, hUt enthusiasts
tic in ltis suppor,--and it cannot be
Otherwise, Than that this onthu,i-
assn i. shared by the people WHO
sent tnose delegates up - Philadel-
phia - make tDj5 nomination.
M. t,ntpi5,tt -, e ltrs.,s. n iil ,t4
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14
Valuable Mill Property FOR Sale!
a FSn,.E 'I,.rnony

THE subscriber offers for sole bis Giist Mil.
situated oU Waits River, in Bradford Village.
&. Sait Jill has tIree runs Of Il feet Burr
Ntone5-are entirely uew-all ia good repair
4 doing good business, having ground 3pcar
loads oi Western com the past year. besides
good run OF costum grinding. said Mill al
WAYS has . good supply of water.
Also ono Dwelling House, situated on Main
Street. said house has ten rooms besides
pautIias and closets very convenient for two
families aud has q never failing well Of water
with pump ~ the house, For further pa1iie-
ulars iuuuIre of thc subscriber on the prom
i-e~. J. II. HOWE
Bradford, w. Dec. %, 1871. Sons
y. y. All persons having unsettled accounts
with the subscriber sre requested to settle the
ssne Immediately. A word to- the wi-e is suf-
hcisnt. j. II HOwE
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

GrtaJo q. u -Hajttoan Coirei.-
2tuH.


TIE Rrnnnjirau4 of 1yanr, Oonn.
~ mn; IN convention ~ Chelsea on
,yrln,s,iny .luu, ~. al II O'clock
A " ana urro caljod 10 oyapr by
4 H. Tabor Nsc acting chai man
ofthn gn. Gommiitpe A temnoray1
o,uooi4st;on WINS enrcted hy ,bp
nln,.,5,n al q Eamheu Jr Dto. for
l,rn.i.lapt. x Parish and levi
yshn,. IN, Via presid.ut.. u NJ
g,hhond.A \ ANS car Snpretarips
INA tn,n.or,iy n,,.ariqatinn was
the, o,aa' ,Lc ,tnrnanont one or t,,n
cnn,.rnij.o
\ Committee on Resolutions Was
then auuuiutpl. CONSISTING of 4. G..
lI,ucLi.y y Dnsat. William
CLilS ;.hu = ,fnyllanl md /. 3
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-06-14

arc uIiaiing IN the cure Il Coughs. Colds.
Asthma. lyonc;utis, sore Throat, Incipient
Consumption and Diseases ol tie luugs.
They have NO taste Of medicine. and any child
will lskc Them. Thousands h1sr been ft-fer
ga rs tealii ihar hsIi De tare despaiIad. Tas-
tnaony gwen IN handrcds ri cases \ single
cas- ft leNes iH i.li inmates, Ask for BRN-
Ans PJLhDNiC NAFEiS 4yl
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-01-06
FoR RENT.
FOR RENT.

DWELLING and STORE HOUSE connected in Elk
ton opposite the Court House. Location equal TO any
IN the town. Immediate possession Of the Store House
Apply to Il. +. MAY Baltimore.
Sept 10, lSil--3m Or, Il. l.. EWING, Elktou.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-01-06
HOW TO IMPROVE OUR STOCK.

1t is matter OF certainty, and we never
stock-raisng is the most imp ortaht branch
Of a farmers business. 1t is the life-blood
Of the farm. Then it is great point to
have stock that will bring in the most
money at least cost. This can only be done
by improving the common native stock by
the means of pure-biood male animals
These cost money, and few farmers have
sufficient stock to need for their own use
the entire services Of such an animal. But
five, eight or ten farmers, Jointly, may pur-
chase an animal, or a set Of them, as bull,
boar, and ram, for say 81 900, whose servi-
ces will repay the cost in a single year, and
raise i'll few years the character of the
stock i'll whole township. We know of
an instance where the introduction of
herd of Jersey cattle into county in five
years led to the dissemination of the stock
all through it, and the increse, of course,
now is i'll 4 much greater ratio than in the
first five years. We know that already tie
butter in that particular district has shown
a marked improvement, and that the store
keepers in the different villages are in con-
beginning to grade the butter
Now, this is an important thing. as a farm
Ell who produces a superior article likes to
know that he gets a higher price than is
brought by lardy, greasy one, and that
all the butter from various diaries is not
dumped together. Again, improved hogs is
needed, more particularly east of the Allie
ghanies. We want an early maturing pig
that does not need to be wintered over, and
that can be made into pork any time after
three or four months. An Essex or Berk-
shire boar would bring such stock, and
five farmers might jointly secure a very
choice one, that each one singly would not
be warranted in purchasing. 1t is unnec-
essary to carry this subject further. This
is the time to think and act upon it, and
the season is approaching when it might be
carried into operatian.
American Agric"t"riSt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-01-06

THE "DoUGLAs MIXTURE" FOR Fowls
WHEN MoULTING.-Whenf fowls are moult-
Ing. it is good to give them a chaly beate
tonic in the water given them to drink; it
will assist them greatly through this the
most critical period OF the whole year
This mixture is made in the following pro-
portions: Half a pound of sulphate of iron
and one ounce of sulphuric acid dissolved
in two gallons of water; 10 be added in the
proportion of teaspoonful to each pint of
water in the drinking fountain. The rusty
appearance which the water will assume is
quite imnaterial. 4 little hemp seed mixed
with their feed at this season is also good
CaRpdiaR Poultry Chronicle.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-01-06
ORPHANS COITlRT.

o"E- n W.
fINHE STATED MEETINGS. If the OrrIt,r-' Cniri of
L Nrcii county viii be held on the SECOND TUESDAY
in every month Executors, Administrators and Guar
hians wanting their accounts staed will please bring
III the vouchers Il few days before Court
REUBEN D. u MAR
Nv 80 1877 Y..,.,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-01-06
BAR IRON

and all other articles used in rst-cass blacksmith and
W heelwright Shops Try me- and convince yourselves
that will do all that advertise.
Is my intention to keep everything that is generally
to be found in first class Hardware Store which will
call
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-01-06
F. E. MARINE.
mar 2j. 1hIl-tf

COMMISSION MERCHANT.
IS West Pratt Street
I1-tf baltimore, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-01-06

New York.
Free of Government Tax.
TIE Cent? NJ RAILROAD lows, trunk line run
ming for rs miles through the finest agricultural region
in the world. with heavy lumber and coal traftir
already developed has been in operation since February
Last and is fully equipped with deppts, water tanks.
coal sheds and machine shops The net earnings in
October the ninth month the road opened for
business SI 93 after deucting all expenses for
operation and repairs. The result in Septcnbc before
the Chicago fire, which temporarily c!anged the
nlent Of frcights, better The COMPANY
no floating debt and the funded Indebtedness incurred!
for construction amounts only $l6.00Ia mile. The
earnings sufficient to pay tn" interest upon this
light debt ard leave
Surplus of $4,000 u Month.
The entire debt is limited by charter 100000 4
mic. and the Equipment Bonds offered cannn:
accordingly exceed $1,000 to the mil" secured bv the
franchises road, track rolling stock and property Of
every description belonging to company already doing
Prosperous Business.
The proceeds Of the present issue of Equipment Bonds
will be used in adding to the rolling stock which proves
INADEQUATE to the Of business Offering though
the company has - locomotives so freight
10 passenger caaches baggage, express and mail
and cahOnSc
The Construction Bonds marketed at 81 The
Equipment Bonds. being secured y second mortgage
are offered
at S5 in Currency and Accrued Interest.
stantial and ample. At So the investment pays rrac-
ticay
Eight and Quarter per cent. in Cold,
free of taxation. The limited amount Of hcs, bonds
offered tS2j0.00o) cannot remain long upon the
market. and We take this occasion to recommend them
to investors
Furthti information supplied application to
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-01-06

payable senli-annuay, the 18th day of April and
October, at the Companys Office, - Pine street
New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

Editors Dispatch: think you are mis-
taken when you state that the "problem of
the fountain y is incapable Of solution. The
formula Of az" is exact, and will solve all
problems of similar statement and condition
while the reasoning of az" seems logical
and conclusive.
have somewhere seen the following his
tory Of the problem. My memory fails ME as
to It's exact SOURCE think it was in some
English or American magazine.
About the year 1910 the scientific circles OF
France were somewhat excited over nlathe-
NAUTICAL prodigy in the person of Henri Mon.
deau, young man of obscure birth and
limited education, who could give correct
and ready answer to any problem however
complicated, intricate, or difficult. Among
other questions propounded by some Of the
ablest naathematicians OF Paris was the
!" fountain problem" which he answered Mt
once, and another precisely similar concern
ing the division Of an estate. Among the
patrons and friends Of this wonderful young
man were Chateaubriand, Alfred do Bigny,
and others well known In the world Of learn
ing. .. w.
I'VE viii add nothing to what we have
slid elsewhere except that we can give u disls
tetsnt rule for e2halstins the cistslni, and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

WANTED. all persons in want of
w LEATHER of any description to know that
we have In store, and are receiving from steamers
George B. Upton and Isaac Bell, u large stock of
SOLE LEATHER, CALF-SkINS, &C., which we
will sell at very low prices.
fe 10 .. Ii. CHARLEY & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
;=s7T5;55;;;SSSS iiSi7Y5s...YIsis bay 81

"A HE 4 1 Auction Ale e! OF ID DI IS s
lf A,t,Nps, GOLD AMI. siI. YER WATCHES.
,.onn ~ CORAL. AND COLI, EyYEL-
=; w. .. OPERA AND FIELD uLA ssRs. FINE
-. .TEt, WARE, TABEE AND POCKET CUT
,rsRY, re- VERY I1chE GUARANTEED ll. 9 }
TO BE AS REPREsES I'VE win offer the
above stock or
AZ: STRICTLY FIRsT-CLAsS GOODS, s..
f,pr, a wcll-known establishment on Broadway, Now
York, at auction, without reserve, commencing on
TUESDAY, March 10th, 1874 at 1es A. NJ, ana 70 pe
continued until all are sold. Il
Ladies especially invited to call ana cSam'nc ''ii'
splendid stock
!. Goods on exhibition On MONDAY, March iath..
COOK & LAUGHTON,
Auctlonecrs
The above sale wllbe continued THIS DA1 AZ iO'
a. Nj. o,, r,1,cuTOS.
NH 10-tt SOOh AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
BY Richardson s. Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estatc Agents,
No. lll3 Main street.

VALUABLE REAL EsT IA In AND M
VATELY.-Thc owner having determined to spend
some time In Europe, instructed TO sell the
following iiamcd VALUABLE REAL ESTATE III
and around this city:
A beautiful RESIDENCE on Streckers Hill, COM
manding full view of the entire city md It's snr-
roundings, consisting OF TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. containing seven rooms and closets,
and kitchen, i'll thorough repair, with large cnclo-
sure. neatly ornamented and fronting about 100 feet
on Twentieth street, and running back between par
alIe lines about 300 feet to Nineteenth street.
TIIIRTEEN ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL TABLE
LAND, with small BRICK DWELLING thereon,
Il short distance west of the city limits.
A BEAUTIFUL LOT. 3. by l25 feet, or the west
side of Eighth street between Leigh street and the
City Springs.
A BUILDING LOT on the south side of Cary
street between fOstec and Adams.
THREE LOTS of 80 by $50 feet each on the south
side OF Clay street between Harrison aud Bowe
streets. RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
NH ls-lw lib Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

WHAT THE FRONTIER Told HIM.'-A
notable tragedian being engaged TO play Mac
beth ut Il country theatre, at the latest mo-
ment the man who was toreprcscnt the mes
senger in the fifth scene ofthc last act fell i'll.
The promptcr, however, was equal to the
occasion. He got hold of "super," an
freshman, whom he drilled to repeat the few
ili-omencd lines, and instructed him how to
deliver them. When Macbeth was ready for
him. on went the lrishman, and got bravcly
through his task:
AS did stand my watch upon the hill, =,
looked toward Irnam, and anon, mcthousli''
The wood began 10 move
Liar, slave" cried the great traeediap,
flying upon the terrified super and grasp,
ing his throat. Down on his knees dropped
the messenger, gasping in his agony:
"On my sow, sir, that's exactly what the
promptcr towld me to say.'-Erchd"gc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
BY james NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
M. i'm Main street.

I,DNI SALE OF NALU-
u tHl.E REAL ESTATE. IN TIE COUNTY
OF HENRICO, AT AUCTlON.-ln execution OF =
decree of the Chancerv Court OF Richmond entered
on Tie l,th day of December, 1871. IN the case OF
I;lazcbro0k rs iiIalchrock the undcrsignc special
commissioner thereby appcintcd viii sell atalclion
on the premises. on THURSDAY the 18Th ,iy OF
March, iS7.. at l. O'Clock NJ, That desirable FARM
of Which the late Larkin W. Glazcbrook died seized.
Situated in The county Of llcmrico about SIX mic;
from Richmond and half mile from Hungary stu
ton, the Fredericksburg and i?IolIG TnlTTad;
AND THIRTEEN ACRES OF l. AND. with the I'M
nrovenlrntS thereon. consisting OF frame dwcilinG
and Tie usual out-buiugs. 1t will he soil. Us u
whole or divided into eight lots containing from p
to acres, most IF them fronting on inc railroad;
Persons wishing to purchase small farms Ill i g"oti
and healthy ncigh5olllood would do well to attend
the sale. $780, - w ~,
TEHN.: Onc-fuurth cash: the balance on crcdit
,r ,i\ Twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes intrrr: added. ard sccrcd by dce'l OF trust
JOHN HOWARD,
. Special Commissioner.
J,uES VI. TAYLOR. AuctiOnccr. NH l6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
BY Thomas W. Kccscc, Auctloncer,
No. 1877 Main street.

rE,RUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 STEAM EN-
L CINE AND ShW-MlLL LILY virtue OF uccu
of trust executed to the subscriber. rs trustee ny
Thomas +. Ballard, dated LIT day OF August ISL.
and recorded i'll the clerks office Of Hanover County
Court will, at the request oi the hcncfclarleS III
said decd. sell. on WEDNESDAY the 10th day OF
March, 1872 at L. O'Clock NJ OH the farm of Cocnrl
Polk, in King William county, two miles beyond old
Church. Hanover county,
A STEAM ENGINE, of 30-horsc power. and Nv =
MILL. with Saw and Belts complete of Talbot
& Sons make.
which have been in use for six months only. and arc
fully as good us new.
TERMS Cash aS To much nc may he necessary 10
pav the costs Of executing the trust the balance IN
such terms as may beagrecd upon a the time oi sale
MAKCELLUS SMITH, Trustee.
THOMAS W EEESEE Auctioneer. NH 0-idS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
GRrBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers.
By +. L. Newborn. .Auctionecr.

VALUABLE MACHINERY. ST Il 4 NJ
ENGINE. TOOLS, &C.. FOR SALE At AUG
TlON.-i}y request of owners. will sell ut No ~12
Cary street between Eighth and Ninth, on TIL UES-
DAY, March 2lS. commencing 1T 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
the following VALUABLE MACHINERY:
One S STATIONARY STEAM ENGINE, s-horSc
power. with boiler and attachments complete.
and In order;
One ENGINE LATHE. Eject shears. c0-inch
swing:
One IRON PLANER. 5-fect bed, 2IX2o inches;
One ENGINE LATHE, l5-fcct shears, i9-inch
swing:
One IK0N LATHE. i-frct shears, s-inrh swing:
WOOD TURSINGLATllE, feet long, ?O-inch
swing:
Two DElLL-PRESSES. suspended:
LINE SIAFTING. EUlIEES, HANGERS. &C.;
Four VISES. three ANNiLS, assortment of SMALL
TOOLS:
ENGINE, with UPRIGHT BOILER complete.
TERMS: AL sale. L. B. NEWBURN,
NH IL 1914 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main anu BANK.

y1OIJR VERY DESIRABLE BRlCk
i DWELLINGS At AUCTiON:N;.By re1, ,,G so q
Tho owner who resides out of tho city, we VII SCI
nj auction, upon the premises, on MEDSESSihAtih ~,
Goth March, commencing at o , ~ M' c or.
uer of First and Canal streets, occupied ny MI. "
B. Bgclow 1t has six rooms, and kltcnen Will ,n,
two rooms both with tin roof. and recently pu'
in thorough repair: with bathrooms gas anu "a'ef
an a,so. the ADJOINING HOUSE with four rooms
and kitchen with two rooIns, both newly roole9 VII.
tin and in good order; with gas, wafer anu con-
vcniences. go >, . WV ppIt,E
DWEIIINGS OH the north side of Caiai street
Irtween First and Foushcc streets. Each mas npe
r,nns and a kitchen with three rooms, wafer. Eiis
and modern conycnicnccs: and all In thorough
order A., ,r;r,io,, G, much
,oul, after Icing of convenient size ana arrange
,nc,,ts with all desirable cOnvcnlcnccs. lotcu con-
vrn;cnt to business, and within the reach Oh persons
of moderate means. ,. o,,iu,, s,,c,,
We commend this sale to persons ScckliS s,'cn
nronnrty. ns such an opportunity is rarely ocre'i
"-"' GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
,,,,,e Auctionccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
BY Lee & Goddin,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioncer5,
No. 1l1a Main street.

BUILDING LOTS ON UNION HILL.
ID CORNER OF p AND THIRTY-FIRST
STREETS, FOR SALE AT hUCTION.-On
TUESDAY, 10th March instant, at half.past 4
o'clock r. Dr., on the premises, We Will sell ONE ne
GROUND on the cast side of Thrty-first street. ex-
tending back within parallel lines on z street ls2
feet commencing at the northeastern corner OF said
r and Thirytrst streets, H. being lot No. !, square
81, us laid down In Adlmss plan.
ALSO,
THIRTY FEET OF GROUND, commencing 70
feet from the north line of and Thireth streets,
east side of Thirtiet street 80 feet, and running
back 1872 feet to an alley II feet wide.
TERMS: Onc-tlird cash; residue In four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added at
the rate of six per cent. per anHum and secured by
n trust deed LEE l. GODDIN,
NH % AuCttoneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
NH s-eodtd.
,NA:'-A DELIGHTFUL RESI-

IS SMYRNA'-A DELIGHTFUL RESI-
~ dcnCe and valuable farm of one hundred and
lightweight aud quarter acres; mostly arabic and
in i high state Of improvement; situated In King
William county, OH public road leading from Man
gohick church TO Hanover Town ferry. about five
miles from Hanover Courthouse depot, Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad; In u pleasant neighborhood and
convenient TO schools, churches, pest-ofice, work
shops, &c.-will be sold ut public auction, ut King
William Courthouse on MONDAY, March 25 1872.
The improvements consist Of 4 conmodious dwell
Ing, Kitchen with four rooms, large barn, stable,
carriaGe-hnuse and other necessary farm houscsall
In good comdi0n-and excellent orchards Of apples,
pears, peaches, and other fruits.
TERMS BetweeM Sl,Io0 and III 800 In cash. the re-
sdue such credit grant0r in deed OF trust Under
which sold may direct, and In default of direction
on twelve months credit secured by deed OF trust.
Deed, with special warranty, and immediate possess
sion given TO purchaser. ROGER GREGORY,
NH 5-tts Trustee. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20
BY Wellington Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
4 MARKET AND DAIRY FARM OF ). sos loon
ACRES. ONE MILE EAST OF RICHMOND. OPP
POSlTE TO OAkWOOD CEMETERY. ON TIE
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, AND ADJOINING
BRACES MII.L.-By virtue OF Il decd of trust exc
cuicd by Mr. X. ID. Carter, bearing dt'c the 18th Of
May, 1850, and duly recorded in Henrico County,
Court and which deed given toseclre the unpaid
purchase money shall, In execution thereof at the
request of the holders of the debt thereby secured
proceed to sell ut public auction, the premises on
FRIDAY the 92d of March, 1872, at a O'Clock P. NJ,
If fair; II not. the first fair day tlercaftcr) the
excellent FARM located us above, containing
81 se3-lUoO ACRES. of which forty-six acres are on
the north side of Gic's creek, aud tirty-sx acres
are oil the south side thereof. The improvements
are ample for the of large family, consisting
of trst-rate dwelling containing eight rooms, with
front and rear portcos: barn, stable cowlluuc, &c.
The place is admirably adapted for Il market and
dairy farm. and II has constant stream running
through II. and the land is SO situated TO grow
early vegetables and fruits. Ii will be sold whole
divided into two parts, its may be deemed best ut
the hour of sale.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at the
hour of sale. W. GODDIN,
NH l2 Trustee.