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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-03-19
LETTER FROM
+ r L y s. II o w Z
OF BELLOWS FALLS. VT.
DIR. S W. sNYrH.
West Rutland. VT, Dee. 18th, 1874.

DIR. W. sMYTH:
Dear Sir Your treatment 10 my Gaze for Chs
ic cstarrah has been completely successful. b
been q great sufferer for years from this trouIi
some disease, until you commenced treating me
il, From the FIRST application began TO impraH
and two or three months use Of your painless ,rr
ment has effected cure. 1t is now some moHa
since used your medicines, but have had no rs.r-
Of the Catarrah. With my best wishes for your Va
fare, am
Sincerely your Friend
FRED :. HOWE
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-03-19
The First Martyr of the Revolution

Last Saturday was the one hundretl
anniversary of the death Of William
French, the first martyr of the Revolu
ton, killed at the Court House in West
minister, March IS, 1875. French was
one of the party of Vermonters who un
dertook to prevent the holding of court
under royal authority, and who took
possession of the Court house to keep
out the officers of the court. These of.
fcers, who we're New Workers New
York being the only colony that had re-
fused assent to the measures recommen-
ded by the Continental Congress--mus-
tered party, attacked the Court house,
by firing into it, and killed French and
wounded several others. The inscrip-
ton on William French's monument, in
Westminster, is familiar to all, but we
copy it once more as follows:
In Memory of William French Son
to Mr. Nathaniel French Who Was
Shot at Westminster March We 18th
1875 by the hands of Cruel Ministerial
tools of Georg ye Sd in the Courthouse
at II Clock at Night in the 22d year
of his Age
Here William French his Body lies
For Murder his blood for Yengence cries
King Georg the third his tory crew
tina with ball his head Shot threw
For Liberty his Countrys Good
He lost his Life his Dearest blood
The Woodstock Post of last week has
a copy of the Verdict of the Coroner's
jury at the inquest on French's body,
the original of which is said to be still
in existence, and in the possession of Mr.
B II. Hall of Troy, N. Y, author of the
history of Eastern Vermont, who the
Post says has had it mounted and gem
erously offers it to the State for preserva-
ton. The verdict covers page of fools
cap and is as follows:
New York
Cumberland County An INCLUSION
Indented 81 Taken at westminster the
fifteenth Day of march one Thousand
Seven Hundred and Seventy five before
me limo Olcutt Gent one of the Cor
roners of the County afore said upon
the View of the Body of william French
then and there Lying Dead upon the
oaths of Thos Amsden John Avoril 10
seph Pierce Nathei Robertson Edward
Hoton Michal Law George EARL Dan.
iel Jewet Zachriah Gibson Ezra Roben-
son Nathaniel Davis Nathaniel Double
Dee John wise Silas Buck Elihue New
ell Alexr Pammerly Joseph Fuller good
and lawful men of the county afore said
who being Sworn to Enquire on the part
of our Said Lord the King whom where
how and after what manner the said VIM
French Came to his death Do say upon
their oaths that on the thirteenth Day of
March Instant william Paterson Esqr
mark Langdon Christopher osgood Ben.
jamin Gorton Samuel Night and others
unknown to them assisting with force
and arms made an assault on the Body
of the said WIN French and Shot him
Through the Head with Bullet OF
which wound he Died and Not Other
ways in witness whereof the Coroner as
well as the Juryors have to this Inqui-
sion put their hand and seals att the
place aforesaid
fr;pno OIo,,4.
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A Boy MURDERED IN Court
RooM.-ST. LOUIS, MARCH 15.-WhiIe
several boys were playing near the cor
ner Of Chrystie-ave, and Seventeenth St.
on September 23d last, little son Of
Robert NJ. Boatright was killed by &
brick supposed to have been thrown by
another boy, Charles Woodson. This
afternoon while Woodson was being trieC
in the Criminal Court, and while coun
sci was arguing legal point, another
son Of Mr.. Boatright, about 16 year,
old, stepped up to Woodson, and said
" You killed my BROTHER, Twill kill you,
and plunged a butchers knife to the
handle in his abdomen. Woodson fel
to the floor, his bowels protruding. The
wound is mortal. Young Boatright wa,
Immediately seized by a Deputy Mar
shall and placed in jail
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-03-19

Nos. s. Is. p. IS, IS. 50 TO S, Cowiry.
Notice Is hereby given that the tar upon new =
oealLg the above numbers must be paid By the 10th
Of MaFeh, 1919. should tbs tax remain unpaid IN
on the same after the above date, said pews will Be
SOLD az public auction TO the highest bidder al the
N, r. Church, SATURDAY, April 10th. ls75.
Bellows Falls, March "a, 1875.
lo-l2 \. B. LUCIA. Collector.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-03-19
An Eye saved from Running Out and S,
Restored by "A Skiliiul SURGICAL OF
RATION.
IMPORTANT LETTER
From
REV. FATHER O'REILLY
OF WEST RUTLAND, VERMONT


DIR, S. W. sMYTH. Dear Sir.
Allow me to thaak /
personally. as well as on behalf of Mr., and n
Carmody, whose daughter, Mary, you SO skillh5
operated on for blindness short time since We
fail to express the gratitude they feel toward, \
for at the time you was called to see Mary, b /
attending physician, no hopes were ENTERTAINED
saving one Of Der eyes, a. you are aware ths
eye bursted and a portion Of the inside run
Yes, Doctor, you have placed us all under ius
obligations for your timely aid. skillful operas
and kind attention with the family physicias
Mary. who had suffered so much. which has not d
saved the eye from total destruction but has retg
It to perfect vision. Hoping you may live lop,
be blessing to additional thousands.
! remain truly yours.
CHAs. o'RIELLY, Catholic Pri.
West Rutland. VT, Dee. 18th. 1874.
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Total,
79,2o2

The PUBLISHERS AND THE POSTAL
LAW The publishers of New York are
moving to make formal protest against
the new postal law which increases rates
on third class mail matter to one cent
per ounce. 1t is claimed by the pub
fishers that the bill does not really en-
body the views of the majority of men,
bers of either House of Congress, and
that it was hurried through at the last
moment in the interest of the express
companies.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-03-19

VIcK's FLORAL GUIDE. The Spring
number of this Guide is at hand with a
catalogue of additional novelties for the
season, together with increased informa-
tion in regard to the care and habits of
different plants. The information one
gets Of the culture of flowers would be
cheap at many times the cost of the
Guide which is the small sum at % cts.
year, published quarterly it is print
ed in both English and German at the
same price, which speaks its wide circu-
lation. Orders for seeds, &c, should be
addressed to james Wick, Rochester,
New York.
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limo Olcutt
Masonic Relief Association.

At meeting held at Mortified, on
the 9th ult., an association was organ
lied under the name of the Masonic
Relief Association of Vermont" its OBJ
ject being the relief of the members of
the institution of this State The fol-
lowing officers were chosen:
President Hon. Geo Nichols, North
field.
Vice-President j. L. Mack, North
field
Secretary G, B. B Denny, North
field.
Treasurer c. B. Thayer, North
field.
Directors at Large Hery Clark, Rut.
land Park Davis, st. Adams; Nathan
2. Bowman, St. Johnsbury; Charles w.
Woodhouse, Burlington Truman C.
Phinney, Montpelier
County Directors addison, Geo. R.
Chapman, Vergennes Bennington, Ed.
G. Houghton, North Bennington Gale.
donia, S. L. Perkins, ST. Johnsbury
Chittenden, Ormond Cole, Winooski
Essex, George N. Dale, Island Pond
Grand Isle, e. r. Goodsell, Isle La
Motto; Franklin, James Holloway, St
Albans; Lamoille, Darius J. Stafford
Morrisville; Orange, J. @. A. Bass,
West Randolph Orleans, Josiah Grout,
Jr., Newport; Rutland, Thomas C. Rob
bins, Rutland; Washington, E. A. New.
comb, Waterbury; Windham, Daniel
?. Webster, Putney; Windsor, Robert
s. Southgate of Woodstock.
The association viii be put in condi
tion at an early date for effective work
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+. Church Of this place. held Sem. OH is7t !
tax was voted upon the pews for the purpose Of de
raging the expense OF necessary repairs The own.
eTshlp Of pews bearing the following nnmba is al
Their doubtful or NJ known viz;
No. 4. belonging oriqiusTiv 10 n p..t.
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New HAMPsHIRE.-R Returns from
every town in the state we're published at
Concord on Tuesday, and foot up for
...........-.... - e. L..
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EXTENSION or Wis
UNTIL APRIL ist.
STRONG TESTIMONY
FROM
CITIZENS OF BELLOWS Fan

DIR. sMYTH has the honor of publishing III. \
lowing testimonial letters flom parties well KIN.
In this vicinity.
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| OOK AND READ.
4 ADVERTISEMENT.

] have just added 100 VOLUMES Of the ls,es,
NEW OKS 10 my Library.
90 OF. WOODS.
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DID

BROWN. On SUNDAY, Auru.t .. 81 ~ a brief
ibuere, q Fnolora 'UiaBtrm. WIS Nfnt 81. aged
Rt-rs sad 10 months, sen u Faaaie AID schu W
How tlest are they vho-o Transient ,rars
iAs- u Re q e. on ms rnetoor'S fi~hf
30 aaik Ni,h suit uor t'rn VI: = '.srs,
funeral VII TAX rlac7 20 Tu--,lay, slsf fu-taut
al so lck, iron the house o. he parnts. l. street
rear 81, southesst Relatives sEi frieUds are In
BIRTH. o. Sunday, 29;h Iassapt. CuAalEs ".
j. - 70, AGED - Beh -, ! month and "a days.
ne iunera vii ,ake . ace ton. lrToW afternoon,
81 street nor hives. T. styes auf T.! uls al Tia
family are respectfully invited.
FRANKIE. On sho SJth inst az . 10 a. m az the
residence Of her u law, tha.. Ia her szS Tih
henry Frarke, Of Lancaster, Peuua.
4ueral notice tomorrow.
GbNTZ. On tho 2Sth inst, MIR.AN r.. D. -,ut
osushieI 81 " m. tpd Annie D. Gantz. lB-lumgrn
WISE. on Sunday, August -, ls7s. g 9c'ci-oi
y. n, : ANEs D AREEE WISE. youngest suH cd james
y and Annie NJ. Wise, aged y moths aui d day.
v shall ever miss lin a - Wa t8ra - h. iios
The mineral Will take place iron the resi ienca Of
dsy evening Auaas; -, is, ~ o,t.tcE Tie rs,s
uyes and friends u tie iacIly ar respectfully re
guested 60 attend.
WOMERsLEY. On Saturday, August -s ISIS, a.
1910 , m FANNIE CALvERT daughter ~ " liam
u. oid Esther l.. NoIersley, sgel lo months ana ;
fhe funeral will take place 1-1nI 72i II rsre.t
clock.
WHFATLEY. Suddeuiy, ol -r.,plexy, IN tn,
morning = the 29th instant, v D. y HEAtLE4. "a
The 81. ear - al
The funeral viii take place on Tuesday, slst last
.rom his late residence, iSS PENN lvsflL avaraa
souiheast, and proceed o. - eteTs CaaIch Capitol
q ocl'Cs friencr ani aClUGiutel-ss sac respect
iully invited 10 EtL-ui
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District Ct Columbia Real Estate
To BE
SOLD FOR NON-PAYuENT OF TAXES
pUe onf Unpaid 70 the s~riH District. for
srhirh TaE-Liea Certificates acre fss9ef.

CFRicE OF TEs CoLLEcToR OF T5xEs FOR THE)
DISTE CT o. Coz NT7Ia5 :
CSfunbtG bstt1 ~, W1ShfHs'cr, <,ERV n, ls75-N
whereas. "a obedience TO the requirements OF the
Get OF the Third Legislative ks-.I-biy. sppr0Eed
tide FOR the collection Of all taxes thai be IN ar
Iosrs il tn District Of Columbia o. CT ai-er ly
first, eighteen hundred and seventy three and au-
thoIizng tfr Governor 20 sntici pate the revenues
from the sane shs Collector Of Taxes OF the said
District CD certain c,rtiicBe7- as provided
and upVast fr upon certain ros state II the
said District lev led By the several acts Of the Legs
istiye Assent Of said District. Hpsr)ved espec
lively August q. l.7l. aud June - II2, ''f0r the
% ppOrt ihs government Of ths District Of Colum
Sis and for aner purposes. for th. scal years end
Ing June ~, Isl, aud June ~, lS73 and inc lQdns
fhe AMOUNT 90 penalties and costs Incurred. and,
whereas. the 81 certain Ct said certificates
Rave ttmaL1ec IN writing by iUfprs'Fen Mt thereon,
after the eN ration ~ one year from the date there
o.. that the Collector >na auforce the payment of
the ers. and have tled the said Csrri ,zte5 bear
ipg tie urfd Endorsement. In this .ica: .hsrs-
fore psb.'r Sotics 70 rrJo n r1a-.ra. that
the Il How real estate within TIL District Of Co
idn "a being VIsCtS 81 pcrt- sgatus1 which said
certificates lave been Issued aud f1r the enforce
sale Of sad d cesty has been made viii be sold at
pUbic auc-far or rash e. the highest hjlsT. under
81 in RrC1rCEaC5 with tn" pr1v siJns uf the &C
Fst shove ulI TONED, approved IH- -, IST3,)
Thu RSDAY- the 9Th day Of September. a
ID, 1875, Columbia BaiIiiuL. goif let Br Office
said liens and the expenses attending the sale
thereof
sale 10 cornrrcrce at IL o'c,p-k II. AID 10 con
tiLue frO11 DAY 10 csT til DVl-Te'.
so3N 2. COOK.
CCi'sr:c- O. TrTsy f. -is Ds-f-t-- ~ Columbia.
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EARI.fEu.

GOkI AN-MURpHS. At TIE psrSoua-,. On I'm
instant - tEe Epv &. Andrews TkaNA T. NoE-
CAN % Mace Z NuRrHY.
wALpECkER-ROESF ON ut esth INST T.. a.
the bride resi1rUce, ENkErEI WA EcEEK. pub
Usher a the Nole- Tribune, 20 Ms MArHfInr
journal 81.
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GcVERyMEyTsALE.

yBFFERsoNYuLE, IND, August IS, ISIS.
NNILL BIZ SOLD NJ the J<hersonvflle Depot OF
w the Qoartermssters Departments, on WE'D.
NEeDAf, the 29i day OF September. ASS, Al 10
O'Clock a m, under the direction Of Capt Addison
Barrett. Military storekeeper, u. =. Army, qusa-
6.ssn PAT CsstIes, @ sal Hat Bugles, zTR Bat Es.
ales N Sc Hat Letters, 7p,fs Hat Numbers, So
Crorsed sshres 81 Crossed CslnOn IS II 81 Nrssihs,
96s Shells and Flames, l2l7E Hat Fcsfhers, 49,
car h air Piumes for Light AEtsllery.
Terms: Cash, in United States funds -.
The propertY can be smiDed NJ any TINE 1919
the day Of sale, between the hours o. o. m ~
The property 10 be removed a. The exDense 81 taa
purchssers, within i've days aster The csy 81
JAMES A. Nh
sug2o-tc Deputy Q. n. Gear eeros " n
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u h. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Au.ticceer,
Federal Buildings, corner TIN aid SITS. north ves~

AUCTION SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS ON THE NORTHEAST 00kNER
SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS STANDS.
- On WEDNESDAY, September LIST, 1873, at
in front Of the premises, part Of Lots Is and IS
II W. b. TODD e subdivision OF square a9S, fronting
on 9TH street east 40 80 feet. By depth OF 80 feet
nents az six per cent. interest," secured by deed q
trust. $50 deposit on each lot at time OF sale. All
convey ancinR at purchasers cost.
ai1rSs endGds j. T. COLDWELL, Saiesrnan.
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SALE OF A FARM.

By yirtue OF deed Of trust executed hY J smes
Darne and wife, dated December z, Ioeo, me ~
on Tuesday, September 5th, az 0uiifo,d station,
on fhe Washington and Ohio rsilrosds the tr:ct Oh
ing 2a5 acres and 1roode, lying on Brad Hun and
the Leesburg Turnpike Rosd, In Loudoun county,
Virginia.
Terms at se.e. -, xorrpp a.
ouglsl 30. 0SSVAoS' &hesseo'
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EVENING STAR.
MONDAr...........-Ansnsss a. ls.s.

WANTED A SHIRT 49, Srrs~s.f noala -.
men. proud ard dlgniT = IA asr~sor,,,e
wrapped n their tlanScis and standing i'm
ST the RpparCEt pride 81 Roman senators
with theiT togss uJSoa them, called upon tbe
commissioners this evening aad aes rel 10
TAX. TIE majestic mein o. the noble res
men htai1ed for them hearing. Their
spokesman opened bis remarks with aSsuf-
ances than he rad .scut one tongue and his
heart Was good Hediscussed the Z 81 treaty
and sale ne bad not tasted fOoe for eleven
nlonfhS ARD there had hcen 40 efficient sun
Ply cf grub since DIVE Rfslcy was agent ara
coEclu1od d! asking ifauy one present would
give him shirt. ] think nv white friends
were gleaily pleased with this delexstion
bit Old not contribute the shirt Tor me rpasosi
tSat an ne shirts IN Tue party were m use.
orc nieht-shiri was serving thc double use
a. a tRhleClo.h by day ami a tent covering At
hieht'-StgI -. Goee- Ee1necrof.
= CoSUxpRUN.-Tt has never been ae-
counted for and prohcbly never viii b why
boy who viii eat Fur meals. play han three
.ocrs; serge hiiuse.t With uuriPe fru.t sud 90
cation aud be healthier thar 3 iomlStone.
VIII be seized with ala sorts 81 mRlaaicS the
very moment The school hell rings.
u2-Liquor dealers who supply Caratia,
lnHans With hrewpter are fined $50 and
imprisoned Tor two years.
~ 4 subscriber WI les Ia aa eI.tor IN ths
west 4 don't want Noi.r PAPER any lonrsr'
To which Tho editor replies. Il wouldn't
make il any longer n Won asa: It's present
length suits me very well"
EF-A number Of young men from RlSJoa
and Cambridge quilted a hotel 40 Raker :
Island this week after n BRIEF shiNurn and
~ a oorked bottle ON the beach inclcsinr
Tits tnScriH Ion; Starved n death az fap
- hotel tSignaturcs.1 II this Is picked
UP send VOID to our families
nS-"lIe been through that wicket, Char
ley. - doat think YOU have, sweetmeats.' %
"Iucecd, I have" "No, you haven't 81
cij.' "NCu didn't" and then n mallet sails
over the fence, and q puli-hack witches furi-
ously over the green swan. and disappoas-
| into the house, and everything 70 g. Qrlet
| without as though peace were the sovereign
mower On earth.
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THIS EVENING.

JAMES GUILD, Auctloneer,
1914 Pennsylvaois svenus,
THIS ana EVERY EVENING Daring the vaeS,
commencing st so O'Clock, viii sell 20 the
ton roota, a general assortment of Men ard Bows
Clothing, Remnants of Cloths and Cassimores,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Cutlery, PLATED Wsre,
sc. SGies-Tuesday. Thureday and Saturday, com
mencing ST D O. 10. JAMES GUILD,
Uays-sm Aucti-neer
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ID Il. WARMER,
L.. Reai Estate Bloker sa1 a Cc1fcnsef,
Federal Buildings, corner Ith and streets B ~


CUANCERY SALE Or VALUABLE gSIl-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON yIE, BE fW ZEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
SsaR Under and b virtue Of decree Of the Su-
~ preme Court Of the District CO Columbia. passed
sss- equity cause No. ,G2, doc. L, wherei; An
ME G. Anderson ct al. are rnplainalts, and VIA.
T. Ashby ct al. defendsnts, viii offsr for sais
public auction, in front Of The premises MON
DAY, the 9th day Of September. 1918, at . o clock
the following real estate: all Of original lots
numbered one ~, twelve (i2), thirteen 49, and
fourteen lIi), in square numbered three hundred
and sixty one 1901 This property has a front OF
two hundred and seyeLtyseven g277J feet three 80
inches on 9.b street, and one hundred lG0D feet 4
street. The property will be sold whole or sep
arately, In lots to suit purchasers.
Terms of sale prescribed By said decree are One
third Of the pure base money each; the balance IN
three equal instruments and payable in six 10.
twelve (l2D and eighteen (lol mcrths frem day OF
SALE with interest at six 90 per cehtum per annum,
said notes TO be secured TO the satisfaction Of the
trustee, who shall secure a lien on the property
until the whole purchase money shall be paid or
the purchaser shall have the privilege of paying
the whole purchase money in cash. All conyeyanc.
ing at purchaser cost. Sl00 deposit at tine Of
sale. If the terms Of sale are not complied with
within 1--WE f5) days from the Cay of sale the trus-
tee the right TO resell at the risk aud cost
Of the defaultipg purchaser purchasers after five
90 days notice in the Eysning Star lleTspaper:
augls-eo&ds [Rep.l Z. D. CLEARY, Salesman.
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COHEN,S LOAN OFFICE, Conner of TIA street
" and Nsp Yoyk arsnse, entrance on New F0N
York avenue. The most private Loan OfhceA n
in the city. Money loaned at the lowest rateO ~
of interest on Gold ard Silver ate Diamonds,
Gentlemens Clothing, Carpets, and ell articles OF
value. oec7l-ly
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In whose ramo assessed.
SIS ssPasr
49, Fruwz


s6s 50 Pa - 9 CastIernsn, s;-Yasu........
srt imPs Belng tn eat twenty feet.
f-Cnt o. said lot by the
depth Thereof.
S+ S3 Part OF J. Grown, Samuel P.
Beginning q. the north
west corner Of saii iUtl
thence running south ten
feet three inches, tEencel
eart thirty-One Is--t three
inches, thence south cle
ven inches, thence east n r.
teen feet seven ana one
hail inches, thence north
eleven feet two inches
thence west forty six feet
ten and one half inches tUI
the place Of beginning.
SO So art OfCTCwn. sam 10i Il ..........
suTciyis- Beginning sixteen feet east
iCE 81 from Tire mort hw-.t corner
Of said To- thence east
twenty feet, thence south
twenty-five feet, thence
west twenty fest, thence
north twenty Eve feet &c
the place of beCi1ning.
10 - Part q :. &C arherry, ThCma-.-.-.-.......
Beginning on TIE north
limo Of lot Five, twenty
two feet west from the
northeast corner OF said
let Five, thence west fJur
teen feet, thence north
sixteen feet, thence east
fourteen feet thence south
sixteen feet 20 tire place Of
beginning.
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LOT or FRAME sHANTTEs AND FENCES.
Ei shsNI Vf i1FH STREET AND RHODE
= On TavRsnsy September I'd. at 5 O'Clock
salso TaSs q " ftSl;i,ia iSi i aGs
WAsn. b. WILLIAMS, Anc,ionosr.
horthves, corner 10th and stress
cgaSScsEI SALE on NATHALIE QgAEgr
hiIRi6 AFp ~ pN&YhskRRIsp SYM yS SF Ths
SITE TIfE CEAIE BRIDGE, Alone rag
eHssL ABOVE SGn kSksEToMk As sRL GA ~
!AhL fLACE AT NASH. =. WILLIAMS
OF TETyTH AND D STREETs, wssaiSG'
A., ~ Si,t,,i y, sscr.o ,.., r., -. o.,
ke pisrei o. 1oumSia, in sIuty o.ns VT MT
276i, en.llsd ',Gessge W Linville et al, " Wi
aaSion at tie Sno,i, rS S;, Il VAL "a II sS
northwest oorIeT & loh snA streets, IN thc city q
seTt'ir,I u Tvs - S oeiak I n "a al tSo.
quarry Lard lngywn as the ,MuriocE oasrry, =
Canal. IA H. vicinity Of the Cham Bride, IN the
with, BY about a 4 = mile in length, containing
And S,sG a. the same fine AMI place, AM In con
uection theTeCith. will sell an the unluarri-i
IN lie yoriiSl' the lad knowr a. the . Potomac
Company >COGGo.;uaII o. Iyins Immediately west
q and adjoining tn above, together with certain
camel for parrosas rorts,i5n' more fli sni
particular dtscrlpi "a - which y III appear by ref
We cali attention Il capitalists and Others 20 the
Shove qSa-ry Nhcs consists Of tn best quality Of
blue stone. Rn1 which ia near navigation, easy q
trans I0TJatlon g. market.
a Pet 81 these suarries oaH h, seen At Wash y.
Williams autiI'u rooms Crn r. ~ 9TH and streets
noIthNe-; " il,yV any informs. i8u can De obtained
An pCrssu al examine TT gUlrries BY taking
the cant Ioad OF the road e ding from Gt1r re
town O. the chain Bride.
Terms ot 1~sie Que fourth cash and tha balance ~
. j and is months, With Interest So The rs'o uf 10
Pc oontum FcT annum nom day Of sale ANTI paid,
with security & tha SUBTRACTION Of the receiver,
ard lien retained on the property sofa, the pur-
chase r7orcy can be paid In cash. deposit Of 5 40
will b. required Ot toe pure haser at le TIM pt sale
Al oonveYsrcirg at ccst sf pUrce-s1r. 4 plat Of
tt Property Ni be Inhibited a. the tirnf Of sal
WILLIAM \. NATTINGLY,l
PHILIP A. pARSEILLE, Receivers,
WILLIAM }, MILLER,
WASH D WILLIAMS
RUGp c&ds II NJ Au-iionaer.