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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07
BUSINESS PROSPECTS.


The business men of Knoxville,
and so far as we know, throughout
East Tennessee generally, have cause
to congratulate themselves upon the
manner in which they have passed
through the financial crisis that came
upon us nearly two years ago. Actual
statistics will show as few failures in
Knoxville, in proportion to the amount
Of capital employed in business, as in
any other locality in the country.
Our wholesale merchants are not now
selling as many goods, perhaps, as
they have done heretofore, but they
are keeping up good trade and are
doing q fair business. They have
passed the crisis, no doubt, in the
shrinkage of values, and the result
proves that they have been prudent
and cautious.
One of the reasons which brought
the financial panic upon us, was the
extravaganza of the people. The
close of the war found US with an
abundance Of money, and speculation
had become rife Fortunes were
made in a few months, and we natur-
ally became a nation Of spendthrifts.
Men contracted large debts, hoping
to pay them out Of the profits Of wild
speculations, and as business began
to approach a natural condition fail.
ures were to be expected. Then
people began to economic and to
prepare themselves for the crisis,
They bought fewer goods, and conse
quently the merchants sold fewer
Everything began to 90 down, in
Guiding agricultural and manufacture
ing products, which also brought
with it theprice Of labor. It's hardly
possible that we have touched bottom
yet This is the cause of the great
conflicts in some portions Of the
country between labor and capital
Mechanics and laboring men, who
had been receiving the high prices
paid just at the close of the war ant
for few years after, return to ole
prices reluctantly. Farmers return
to old ante Jellum prices paid then
for their grain, with reluctance
The manufacturer of iron, cotton
and wooden goods, boots, shoes
&c, &C., return 10 old prices
reluctantly, but they are all forced Il
do it. When prices of goods, labor
&c, have reached figure demanded
by the times, then business will b,
established on firm basis and will
revive. We think that time is no
far ahead.
We have a great deal Of surplus
wheat in East Tennessee, for whicl
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07
ABOUT ROADS
From the 10Th CiviI District Knox
County.

county.
To the Editors Of the Chronicle:
We are favorably impressed with
the idea that the citizens of this dis
trict have become deeply interested in
repairing and building up the public
roads. We noticed strip of road
passing through the lands of Mr..
Freytag and Mr.. Banke that has for
years been in deplorable condition,
especially in the winter season. Surely
the thoughts of the teamster have fire.
quently been serious while crossing
with his team, as he made a lively
display of the lash. But what must
have been the thoughts of his noble
beasts (Which were occasionally the
gentle bovine) while wading the deep
gully close by. But being reminded
and encouraged (by the lash of the
driver the work was generally accom-
plished To the great relief of both
parties,
A great change has of late taken
place upon this road. BY means of the
district hands and several teams it has
been made one of the finest roads in
the country. The road is built wider,
the middle of which is nicely banked
up, while a ditch is placed on each
side. 1t is built after the style of the
roads upon those northwestern prairies
which are generally in q respectable
condition.
Quite an interesting discussion
took place as to the necessity of build
ing bridge across small branch that
crosses the road. 1t was finally decid-
ed that those in faver oft should build
the bridge, which shall be of little ex-
pense excepting the labor. Yet the
party expect it to stand harder storms
that did the great Bridge across the
HOlston. The road being unusually
wide, it was conveniently arranged
that those not in favor of the bridge,
will yet find the old ford undisturbed
1t will, no doubt, soon be fit place to
try the fast horses of East Tennessee.
We understand the road shall be built
in like manner to the residence of w.
w. Wallace after harvest.
Great reform is needed in the minds
of the people as to the present condi-
ton of our roads. We have seen no
country that tolerates such miserable
road as are found in East Tennessee.
Az places steep nils are FOUND which
should be graded down. Again you
will find places where the road is so
narrow that it lis impossible for two
vehicles to pass each other. By Civ
Ing few feet, or even rod, to widen
the road, it would be much more COP
venient and the loss to the giver would
be comparatively small aud by i'm
proving his farm and making it pro-
ductive he will find the fruits of his
labor a success. Every citizen should
be interested in this reform.
May the time draw nearer still when
men this sacred truth shall heed
That from the thought and from the will
Must all that raises man proceed,
Though Pride should call our calling low,
For US shall duty make it good,
And we from truth TO truth shall 60
| Till life and death are understood.
LOGAN.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07

B. Graiz Brown threatens to
canvass Ohio In the interest of Allen
and Carey. He will begin in water.
melon time, when butter Is cheap
AT the recent commencement of
Washington and Lee University, Vir-
ginia, the degree Of L. l.. d. was con-
ferred on Charles O'Conner, of New
York.
-Moncure D. Conway proposes to
lecture in the United States next
winter upon several subjects. One Of
his lectures is entitled 1.-THE Devil'-
a character with which he is undouht~
eddy very familiar.
"A correspondent of the Rurnl
Sun, Nashville, thinks the dog law,
passed by the last Legislature, Il good
law, but that it was passed at bad
time. We are at loss how to under
stand that kind Of reasoning.
Some one, who evidently takes a
deep interest in the subject, telegraph
ed to the Governor and Secretary Of
State at Nashville, on Thursday last,
to be present at a meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees of East Tennessee Univer-
sity on Frida", to take part la electing
Professors in that Institution. 80 says
the Union and american. The disin-
terested patriot who sent the telegram
was perhaps iaboring under delusiou.
THE past month has been a fatal
one to young children. The mortality
report for the city Of Baltimore last
week shows the death Of ~ children
from cholera infantum. Too much
care can not he given to the diet of the
little ones this hot weather. Unripe
fruit unmatured vegetables and i'm.
pure milk should be 5tudiously avoid
ed. 1t is an old saying, and true as it
Is old, that an ounce of prevention is
worth a pound Of cure"
We have "A new act in the Beech
er-pllton drama. Loader, whose story
about improper familiaritie- between
Beecher and Mrs. Tilton, recently
adorned the columns of the New York
Herald, aud who, to give the color OF
probability to an absurd statement
made oath To the same, has
been arrested on charge Of per
jury, Ga lhr Judgment Of Judge
Riley, he together with his accom-
plice, Price, who now admits tina, he
lied, even swear- that he lied, las been
locked up. This is no doubt just, and
if he finds his way to the peniteutiary
it will not be unjust. There has never
been case in the courts Of this coun-
try, ia which so much unblushiug
perjury was committed as in this.
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Decrease of Banking Capital.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-From the
first of January, 1875, to the present
time, there has been a decrease of nation
al bank capital in Maryland of $3.50, 900
There has been decrease in the same
period in nearly every Southern and
Western Safe, which is very significant
when taken in connection with the de-
mand for more circulation, which comes
entirely from these two sections. lii
nois alone has surrendered voluntarily
nearly three millions Of circulation.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07

The following remarks, which we
find in the Washington Chronicle, we
commend TO the consideration Of Re-
publican newspapers generally;
Regarding the Presidential Office as
worthy the ambition of any man, we re-
cognize the right of the leading statesman
of the Republican party to aspire TO the po-
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07

For the past week we have had
splendid rains. Corn is looking well,
and the prospect very fiattering for an
abundant yield. The oat crop is short.
Wheat has been considerably damaged
by the late rains.-SWeet'gater Enter
prise.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07
DIR. TUFTS HAIRDY

Is easily applied, imparts a beautiful black OF
browne and acts like magic. Tee best in the
world. Sold BY all druggists. Price. 81 re
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07
Or i a.lll!A!l!s:!:;

mild nperient and gentle purga-
tive, recommended for the cure of all derange-
ments Of the stomach. liver and bowels. By their
timely use much sickness is prevented. The test
OF many years have proven them to be the safest,
surest and best of all the pills ever offered to the
public. They purify the blood, remove all cor
ruptiOns and rsstore the diseased system to per-
feet health. AS AN ANTIDOTE TO CHILLS
AND FEVER, they have no equal. FOR DYS-
PERSIA, they are a specific. For SICK HEAD
ACHE and BILI0US collie, they are a AZURE
cure. For CONSTIPATION, RHEU MATlSM.
PILES. PALPITATION OF THE HEART,
PAIN IN THE SIDE, BACK AND L0INS.
NERVOUSNESS a positive remedy. FOR FE-
MALE IRREGULARITIES. without rival.
When one does not feel very we'll" single
dose stimulates the stomach and bowels. restores
the appetite and mparts vigor to the system, Sold
everywhere. Office. IS Murray Street, New York
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07
CHANCERY SALE
OF A
VALUABLE FARM
No 1926

A Meek VS. JRo Ingram
PURSUANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
Il in the above cause at the March term 1875 Of
the Chaneery Court at Knoxville, Tennessee: /
Will sell in front of the Court House door in
Knoxville at public auction to the highest bidder.
On SATURDAY, THE nth DAY OF
JULY NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK, AM,
The tract Of land mentioned and described in the
county, Tennessee.
TERMS:
Said land will be sold on a credit Of aud 70
months and IA bar Of the right Of redemption
securities; bearing interest from date, and re-
tanning lien on the land.
June 18th, ls75-wIt M
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07

dlvNr1A WEEK guaranteed to Male and Female
~ ( Agent in their locality. Costs NOTHING,
- to try Z. Particulars Free p. o. WICK
cry & co Augusta. Me.
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-07-07

B. Gratz Brown threatens to
canvass Ohio in the interest Of Allen
and Carey. He will begin in water.
melon time, when butter Is cheap.
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD COMFY,
.I:LIcE N >rER OLE lk AXIS. MaN 30. III

RICHMOND AND DASvlLLE RAILROAD COMFY,
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS, May 30, 1875. (
CcHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
cat n s5s kAyn:'i Earsc1 s
S:35 A. NJ: leaves Dundee Al ia L. NJ: leaves
,aIy'lle >, l:17p d.: leaves err snS'cr2, At s5s
Charlotte AT 1893 7. u.
TRAIN 40; 2ENEw i9hK AsD NV OR.
LEAFS ETrf aSss E'Ttw' r n rsv1S naT" H at
NJ: leaves Salisbury at S:34 A. NJ; leaves h."ns-
bore a. 1888 + ~; '.' , :, nanvIl" at l:l2r
vile a, OF P NJ: arrives at Richmond AT SAT
TRAIN No. s.-THRorGH MAn-NEw YORK
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond at l:3s =. ii;
leaves Burkeyin. at 4:j2 =. NJ; leave, l,nni.e At
1898 P. Nj; leave. Dan'ile ~ 1899 =. W;
leaves Greensboro a. 2;43 A. ". I.,rs, sall>Mry
a. NJ: arrives Al Char"ttcat SOB \ NJ.
TRAIN No. 4.-IHtorGH MAtL, Ea-tysrt-
Leaves Charlotte at 924 Y. NJ: leaves salisbury
leaves Danvie at 6:2C A. 81: Iraves rmutee s.
$50 A. n. leaves Enrkryi- ~ 1885 A. VI;
arrives a. Richmond III 2:22 L. NJ.
TRAIN No. 5.-LYSClIBuPG tCCoNMopATIOS.
Wes'ward-Ltave: Ricirmr rd a lu:20 4. NJ: ar.
rves ct RurkeviI'e al 1903 T. NJ leaves Bnrk, We
TRAIN NO.6.-BCHKtvlLLE A,cuMMuu trIoE.
Eastward. Leaves Rurr.yi'. !, 443 a. " ar
rives 1t Richmond az 500 A. NJ.
Train No. CONNECTS al Richmond with The
Chesapeake and 'hio III lrOsd.
Trains Nos 9 and connect ~ Greensboro with
All through trtiuS connect al Richmond AMI l'Er.
dee with train: on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. and washington ny VIZ.
pinia Mldla nd and Great Souhrr railroad, io and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia anu
New York.
Trains Nos-| and connect at Richmond WITH
the Richmond, York iIrrr hnd Chesapeake Ra!'
| road trains 10 ana nom Baltimore ani rasle'c
points.
Trains Nos and connect At Charlotte VIII
trains on the Atlantis and Hichm nj AIRLINE rai,-
road 10 anh from Grecuviiie. Aran:'. Muntgom"ry
Mobile Pensacola, New Orleans. ami all southwest,
ern points. .
Trains Nos. 3 and connect III Charlotte win
the Charlotte. Columbia aud Atlanta railr"td Tor
Columbia Augusta, Savannah TniiSia>sce, hhd al
southern points.
Trliu No / connects at RurkcIllr with TIE y
lauic. Mississippi ana ohio RAJ road from J 'I:L-
burg, Chattanooga, and NIL south stern p"lul7.
Tickets sold 10 all southern ga sOutl western
points. and Daygage "u:CLrT through.
Tubroken gaug" from Rirhmondio New Orleans
Pullman palace-car, through from Ne" Urteaas
To New YORK. I. VI. X. 1aLtol
EngineeraDt Superintendent.
W. Z. WEST. Master ct Trains. nv ~
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;as ,uneth,ny 10 90 VIII the E2yr'lin ki"s
of that name; indeed, have heard youhs
m, I, nn the p'azz - speak OF "Gopper'n9 'uo
king"-a Eg. p'ian kings are coptFI,s,
iored, bcl'e". e--and OF dealings WIN 99'en,Iv
&c. The '.nme Of chamberlain Il 'rqu.mH
mentor ID. too--this suppose mean, - u,'i
who va. chamberlain to the E'ne. e..
NJ, ~, more oct hack to the bosom o, III, "a.
min, Ian,,, ,urn to the Book OF EXODUS ano
/ sec Il l can find out what II nv u'ea.s. uos.
In nre,,ous letter mentioned inc we.
I'D and tho Ocean as the only hotets hefe'
,h;rt There / was mistaken. mere are
,,,orn than ,ou can shake stick al, for
, mU ro,son have neither attempted TO SHAKE
s,,ct at nor stick stake into any one OF
,bsm do not lhiek have even referred
n COMPLIMENTARY terms to the house tha'
s.;cLs steak into me. Nor Is there any rea'
son that should. MIS-. Paul keeps better
house than any I've struck yet in All h's
yanderines. and it ha< never at any time oc
Cured 10 me that ought to give her III
IN paper for it., neither has she ese'
seemed TO expect one. As lot ho
tells. The world over, THEY'RE all bad, as con
, trasted with ones own house. There's all
ference in them. Of course some are wofs
? than Others. Personally. prefer the dhse'
r To ony other hotel in the world. Ihls pre-
: ference over others comes, perhaps. oSc1us
] of their charges being less; man can 2
: there and live on nothing. Ii YOU don't DC
r licve me, try it once. Many men have eoh
|. there witt nothing and come away VIII
0 much Instance in point: last week p''
O one shirt In the wash, and they gave III
!. pieces enough TO make three. I'VE not na
e time to put the pieces together yer, OUT mop
If to lind the time between this and SUNDAY.
A. for the bo,es here. COPIED the name
l. Of al, out OF Long Branch directory. SO
y to rive them fair and sqiare deal all roun
IS in the way Of mention, but | lost mv poeke
j. hook. A. for the peope here, made on.
j. list of names for publication, but luck'I
le found out that all had down would pune
IF %, head # ] put them in, and that all 1 ha
et not down would treat me similarly
| didn't: so I burned up the memorandum
d book. and this letter will 20 fortt 10 ~
IN world bearing as tag one great n"n'
Id aloDc--that OF '"h'
rs (which said John Paul is evidently re''
tee If The editor of the Petersburg Appeal
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BY Williams Sc Gibson-
Rer Estate and Stock Brokers aud Auctioneers'
No. 1901. Main street.
IL %. CT

rytP1JsrEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
pRIpERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST coz
NEH OF gWENTY-sECOND AND an nhS
STREETS,-By virtue Of deed OF trust ex.cn1ea
70 mo nv Josenh Srukenberg ard wife. hlsrch 81
1873 M,spAf ,n nu gh a aay S on ihe
nr"mises the following property. 10 wit:
TWO LOrs OF Land. suaed on ins feansins
W MaD sIr.et frty-slx feet and running back be-
tween a parallel Inc. one hn bred md aiy rec, to
nm alley fifteen feet wide, with TWO 1'On
10 i.s" on the same, renting together al the ia
Tn 90 los ARE on many accounts very desirable ,n
no Inv Immediately the msin lDorouxrlrr 10 !ne
pirh,nnnd nrd YORK River depot. just opposite the
comfy court house and close 10 the rocH
TERMS Cash Tor the sum ~ s2,oOU, Wild az az
rr.rages of interest, amounting TO F22o, as OIL me
day Of sale aud all expenses of sale hrlnhce III loe
at Twelve months with six per cent interc't ahGeh
secured hv des d Of trust.
| More liberal terms may be offered m me daE Of
| sale. LOCIS r. Do, - ~ At"''|@'
| WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Auctioneers.
q
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF a NEAT MEDl-
i UM.sIZt NEW BRICK DW ELLiIG ~
Canal. SlREtT BETWEEN FIRST AND SEC
OND. NUW OCCUPIED BY Mr.. JAMES +.
GUDDIN.-By virtue Of Oct Of ,rl.I execute execute
Curt by j. Thompson Brown. trustee for George.
anna 4. GOddn and children, dated the IN DAY "i
u, cpmber .S74. aud Of record In The clerk ONCE
of Richmond Chauc"iy CourI, ID. Il. 10i. Il. img'
32S. d IT. fault having been mace In the paNin'n NJ
of a e, ran II. gotiabr note secured III said 0eed
and bring required to DO by The hoiJer or shlu
not. VIII ur| cecil 10 sell on NbADh \. 26;h DAY
of .Juy at u O'Clock =. NJ. 10 the highest hd-r al
public auction. the rore1fy d"scriDn IN >ad deco
a. follows: That LOT Or e NJ, WIN I'M
prny.mtuts thereon. on The south side OF Canal
street between First and .eco.d s;re,is. In I'M
aid city Of fichmon1. >aid In fronts - tcct IN
tn" south line 0 Canal Sieet IN runs hack 100 feet
being III. sane real stat. conveyed 10 the > Id par
" of The 81 part by John a. Coke, spccinl c,m'
missioner. by deed dated 18th day "f Deccmber
1874.
TERMS Cash rs to >526.31. with intere.t from
18th day OF June, 1875, tnd EXPENSES OF sale aud
baance on sucn terms Il, lnay b. aEnnunccd at sale
u. A. BROWN. j., Trustee.
RICHARDSON e Goa .uctinneeis. is 20
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BY Gcubus 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

HANDSOME COTTAGE RESIDENCE
Ill on THE MFCHANlCsN,LLETIR PIKE
ONf aIlLt FROM THIS CITY, WITH Abm l. 7
EIGHT ACRES OF VERY PRODUCTIVE
LAND, FOR S.LE AT AUCTl0N.-At the re-
quest Of Mr.. F. Weidimyer "" viii sci! az aucli"n:
nn the premises, on MONDAY, july 26th. AT D
oc0c. r. NJ tlr. cottage sidence located as alb We.
The improvements consist of a FRA NE COT
T6GE, with six rooms. stable. aud all necessary
uidrgs. an. g"ot orchard. Inc nous IS sur
rounded with handsome sll dc trees and shrubbrry.
he location is good one for yardener, nursery
man. dairy man, or u gentleman doing business IN
the ciy.
Terms: One.third cash; balance at one and two
years, ror negotiable nOtes. six pcr cent Interest
added. GkUBBS " it'll aMS'
iv1o ancti neers.
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BvJ. Thomson Brown.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
ko,11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME
1 HOUSES. -FOUR ROOMS EACH. On BALD
WIZ STsErT BETWEEN CHESAPEAKE AND
OHID tAILROs D AND sHnCKpt CeEtk:-by
virtue OF n deed of trust executed by George :
R.y aud wife mud Alice V. Pulliam. GATED !, h or
D. ccmber, s74, a,d Of record ~ cl,rs's ONCE OF
Richmond Chancery iourt. Deed-Boos o.. x. page
227, and defuult having been made I'D paymshI oi
certain negotiable note secured In said ueed' ana
pIng required so TO do by the holder 81 said note,
viii proceed tp sell on TUES '.tf. 27h OF July. III
o'clock F. NJ, to the highest bidder, al public auc-
non the property described In said deed rs follows
All OF CERTAIN piece parcel Of iand situated ~
Ing ana helpg In AdaiDss valley In the cy OF fich-
mont. on the snutherD line Of Baldwin street COM
menc,ng on said street at 4 pont where III adio'ns
IN. land Of Martha Ann Wipfre: thence along SAID
strcet in we tern direction twenty-five feet - 'ne
liuc nf the lot conveyed Dy Britain ana wire 70
Purcell: thence ut right angle, In southern nrec,
ton along said purcells Hoe one hundred ana
two feet thence ut right angles anu parallel
with said saldwin street in an eastern direction
twcn,y-rwo fee, said Martha mn Winfrcc's lire
theme" at Ight ang,eS along said Marina Ann w ~
frees liue one hundred and thrty.lwo feet To Inc
ponr OF beginning or sad Baldwin srrcct.
TERMS: cash MS to $500, With :ntere>' from / I'm
dav of June, 1874, and exposes Of sale: an1 bai-
ance on such terms as may be anr nunced ~ lie.
iyol u. BROWN. JR., Trustee.
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by Augustine Royal.
(succe:snr u Moody 4 ROyallJ
Real Estate gent ami AuctiOucrr,
Office corner Eleventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE
cLTTlLE FAM IN CHE,TERFikLD COuH
TY. Al MIDLrTlIIAN PITS. o, TuE RlIn.
Mt,ND AND DAhrILLE RAIL AOAD, AND IN
5 CAT OF COALFI I'D >TA1lO.,. tnSIAiN-
me- E.EvEI ACNtS VIII god tKAMEi |!
Unwilling, SC, At PUBLIC Az 'TluN, on
sn: UED+Y, JtIY 24,u. 1875. A. II
O'CLOCK M..ON.Ill' tkEMIS t'..-6y vlrlnc 81
a decree of the Circuit curt for lnc county OF
Chester field entered ut tin May term. le73. In Il
c.rt,in suit styled H. cock guttdlan. rs Han
cocks h.is' shall sell 1T punlic AUCTION, q! Tue
time ana place before stated, The valuable ilitie
FIRM OF -LsVc y ACRES, with g0nd dwtlln
HERON containing ten or clrren rooms, In var Or
j. r. with l.s1l oIi,-tuu This properly ad1olEs
I,r T. = lIaacocs and Jacob Beach. and fronts n
the Buckingham read his Is II nice country resi-
o, nee. ~ III, raj lr,Jad, al.d only lhlritcA NIT
from Richmond. At The village OF Miuluthan. al ~
should atIra:, attertIpn. HE mineral fi%htS Oh
ih,s prop rIy Is crych. ,,.,,
TERMS: Gnc-'uur Ii cash: balance AZ four. cl2ht.
and tw,lve mostnS for H. go'ia"ie paper. SIN peg
cent. interest added nle retained unt!i the whole
purchast-moncy * paI.
Frog - =. special commissioners
iy1o.11 Ii lG.l 7.2O.2l.22 70 ~
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tj,n peog jus uuder the cur, o. the o ~avsi
sna,low water. huries them beneath T. Iaes
come to The surface Immediately, ard, wing
Sene,,h the approaching wave, taking tne ~,
,oards with them, the3 swim out ana ne
w4itirg for the next roller. 1t was >1 1r" ~
lauv liable to see some of them get caugnt, ~
the wave broke, their board going 10 one III
section while they went In another"