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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

g.. A fter, g. final and absolute contract OF
sale sI1a ii have been concluded between the
James hiyer. and Hanawha Company and
'fhe Richmond, ard Allegheny Railroad
COMPANY. and within ten days after the
lanes Rive.rsand ,KaaaW ha Company shall
have in writia,g notified the Richmond and
,AiIegbany Rai,,road Company OF its readi-
ness to convey all its. property and fran
chises In pursua, nee Of such contract. the
Richmond and a. Ghany Railroad Com
lpany shall make the cash pay nent and de
posit hereinbefore required on tender ot.
such conveyance and n.such cash pay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

General Anderson said that he did not
suppose there was any one who knew bet
ter the sentiment of the people Of Rich
mond than he did, and no one who had
been more pronounced in favor of rail-
road in place OF the canal than he. Now that
parties have come forward who will build
this road, he was willing to unite heartily
in the effort to carry out the enterprise with
proper restrictions. he had always been
willing to do so with proper guarantees.
One OF his last acts before leaving the Coun-
Gil was to put on record series of resolu-
tions endorsing the construction Of road
up the Valley Of the James in lieu OF the
canal. .'..- s.-5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

q Mr.. Nowiip, one of the State proxies,
spoke in favor o; the bill as reported to the
house Of Delegates. he said the people in
Lynch burg occupied the same position that
Richmond does. He and the people there
Thought the protection sin.the bill ample.
He referred to the anxious, laborlous
care fhat the stockholders had bestowed
supon the cortract. He said that these
gentlemen mad come here to relieve Us Of a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

Dox.onice open for sale OF seats three days in ad-
vance Ia lS-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

i ment aud depnsft shall mot then be made
| the contract of purchase shall be and be-
come absolutely mil and void Prouided
1.-THE contrnct shall be made within 100 days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
orricE MERCHANTS M ASpp p,acIsiI, MEGshSie
,SSrpINcE COMPANY OF NlRSiSIN'
No. 1914 MAIN STREET.

rr prGIIAR ANNUAL MEETiNG
,,n nsTotXHo DEes OF thts company wpsIsS WI
6s asq q 4 SSs nnsry q as sons3sss q 81
DAY l3Ia Gay - j. B. MOORE, Secretary.
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TEACHERS DE P kRTMENT
The Sci enco of Mind.

He who :ustruc,s he human mind
a'ouid DO thoroughly conversant
With It's lave, It's means Of growth
and modes OF development. There
ls no lack Of apparatus on the part
Of be teacher. He has that within
him which Austotl5 deemed divine,
and, probably, preezis. ant and in
peri liable. He is surrounded by
mind IN muItiiarious phases Of ev-
olutiou
Mental phenomena glow and scowl
10 tie countenauce, and are trace
able ln every feature; the eye, e.e-
CANT with sparkling intelligence.
ives evidence Of the Immortality
that the sFecious specuiauous Of
MateuaIism can not guDsay. No
one bas Undergraduates 20 study
mind oijecuyeIy than tie teach ar.
The youthful mind discovers. TO the
close observer those energies and
susceItiDiIitIes that 90 10 form charac-
ter not less plainly than do the ge-
ologic formations OF The past ages
show the eifeuaoi wind and wave.
q internal bea, and the yater.
pressure Oh Ocesr-those internal
forces and external il0Iences that
gave form and structure to The
earth. Know thysslr teacher
read reflect, ruminate make mind
subjective study.
The savage, ignorant Of the Iat.
cot forces oistesm aud tbetbe mech
anIsm Of tie engine, is well quail
hed to act The part Of eDginee
TIE teacher ignorant Of mental Sci
erce, jig vel. qualified to dlscbaroe
he dutIes Of 40 educator. They sre
twin brothers and shoo.l be pict-
uredln The almanac, standing side
by side, and marked "Germni
TO know, 10 feel TO choose. are
The most obviously d.stinqushab.s
states Of the soul. These are referred
70 three faculties wb CO ave de.ig
rated . The Intellect. Tie FzaLI- /
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While we demand of the Railroads
to make cheaper schedules, ought WEI
not to make the same require tent o
our public officers?
1t Is amusing to half witted bow,
during election times, to see the can.
didates on the roetrum, sporting
their gold chains, teaching their
hearers that the picture Ola dollar
IS as good as dollar. and the pict-
ure Of turkey il good as a turkey
IT they could only think 50. MANY
OF such teachers are now in Office en-.
joying the real dollar and turkey,
whether their con s;ituen,s are doing
the same this by SAITH not
When get little older. and l
nope wiser, you may hear from me
again.
GOOD MONEY AND PLENTY OF 1T.
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Our Newbnrr I.ettnr

Feb. 25ih.-Wm. +. Hood, Esq.,
agent for Singers Sowing Machine
Co., has been in town for the past
week.
Miss Craze Allen of ClaIksburg is
visiting Mrs. VIM. B. AMMAN.
Mrs. NJ. II. Dent and daubhter
OF Grafton, were visiting their Uncle
DR.. VIM. NJ. Dent last week.
Mrs. John Pickett is visiting friends
at Piedmont.
Wa. NJ. o. Dawson, editor of the
hingwood JournaL was IN town last
week.
DIR, +. Mortimer Dent, late Of the
College OF Physicians and Surgeons, al
Baltimore, arrived at home on Mon
day evening.
DR.. James Krag, arrived home
from Columbus, Ohic. where he has
teen attending lectures at the Star
ing Medical College.
Mrs ShaHerman of Grafton is Wis.
ting her sister, ME-. a. j. Keener Of
this place.
d. LafIerty wife and granddanqb.
ter visited our city on last Sunday.
A few friends accompanied by the
Newburg Coruet Band, serenaded
d.. + NJ. Dent, on last Wrdnesdav
evening, and were pleasantly enter
tAn'd by Lr. aud Mrs. Dent Re
i'eshments were served up in the
most approved style.
Mrs. Dora Evans, OF Fetternan
IS visiting her mother Mrs. Bart
lett, OF this place.
The sociabIe at the Ellis house on
Friday night was pleasant affair
Miss Be.ie Menelee oiYork's RIM
IS whiting irieods in town.
TIC.
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Notice to Road Surveyors.

~ q COUNTY Court held for tho county
~ ILcoi3n, "t DO court house thrcor on
'"g 'th day of january, 1870.
I'r reasons appearing to tho Court. e.
Us .i.ti'd ihai inc Surveyors orRoIIs i'm
u'io county, dJ have the two DAVIS vyorl.
!,I"IIcu by law, dome 0u TIC roads bo-
cen we Isl day OF April aud the 18th
10y ~ uhc lu each Year, and THAT ihcv
I'Fe no iur'hCr work done taau tba ~,
uu"N- "s aforesaid, until ordered bv tbis
"uIl 200 ii- July terms. And it I. iur.
,I'i ordered tbd the surveyors do mon
~ '.N "n SAID ads at any limo with loss
l'..u leh mon ufdCr their -upcrvi.l,u
i"t iD4d Commissioners afo borehv
I'I'"rl i' go gpou tlc roads Do their rc.-
&. 'ti'e Districts between tbc IJtn dsy of
yuIc "il iHc l-t day Of Ono Juv icf,ps
~ ihis Court. aud obtain tic ncce-.ar,
l' l'ihAuon t5 cuab O. fhcn to make fbo
Dhfp. 81, Acts OF Is17.
q COPY oil the order.
Test.
j. AMI MARTIN,
Clerk.
llob1Jtl
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A GARD TO THE AFFLICTED.
Df. Robertson, 10 south Euta,C
street. HnLfiillnI.e MI

FROM long experience in hospital and
private practice, guarantees permanent
cure IN all diseases of the Urinary Org
ans and Of the Nervous Svstem-viZ;
organic and Seminal Weakness. Impo-
iicncY uoSs OF sexual power, Nervous
Debiilty and Trembling. Palpitation of
the Heart Dimncss of Sight or Giddi-
ness, Pains in the back and Noe urnal
Emissions &C., all resulting from abus-
6 IN youth orexceSses in manhood. Dis
eases recently contracted cured in five to
ten days, and the poison entirely eradi.
Gated from the system. Also all skin
ana MOOD diseases quicKly cured. Dr.
Robertson, "A graduate of tho University
Of Maryland, refers To- any of the leading
physician of Baltimore. Special atten-
ton gwen to all female complaints.
All consultations strictly confidential.
ana medicines sent 70 any address,. Call
or write. enclosing stamp for reply.
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tg, and tie VIZ. intellect has been
defined the soul as endowed with
and exercising the power to know.
The leading faculties Of the intellect
are three: the preventative, or OBJ
serving faculty; Tue representative
or creative faculty; The thinking or
the generalizlng faculty; or more
briefly the faculty OF experience, the
faculty Of representation, and the
faculty CT intelligence. Each Of these
has It's place IN the order of intel
iectual growth and DEVELOPMENT.
Each las lts appropriate products.
Each acts under certain condition.
or lave. Each Of these leading fac
uIIes IS subd'vided into subordinate
powers, which are dis,uingisbable
IRON one another in like manner
with their primaries.
The triune faculties Of mind-in-
te,Iect, will, and senslbility, are one
IN idea. feeling and purpose; and
through the association Of ideas, the
TRINITY oil intellect asserts it's one
ness. Theology of the orthodox
cast, unioldS the trinity of the InGn-
tie Intellect. Psychology unfolds
1
the trinity of finite Intellect. The
faculty OF thought, duly exercising
reason and judgment, draws upon
the preventative and representative
llcuities, and, in the fertile coil OF
feeling, germinates the moral sense
which Images man in the likeness OF
God.
The preventative faculty Observes,
perceives, and informs the mind
through tho senses, while CONSCIOUS
ness, the Il am" of our being, learn
ing to know, knows to learn, and
approximatee ominisceuce like those
mathematical lines that ever con-
verge bat never can meet.
The baby, new to earth and akv,
what time his tender palm is pressed
Against the circle Of the breast.
Has never thought that this is |.
But ms he grows, he gathers much,
And learns the use and mo
And finds / ann not what | see.
And other than The things | touch.
so rounds he To separate mind.
from whence clear memory may brino,
30 through the flame that binds him i'm
His isolation grows defined"
The representative faculty, by the
power OF memory, returns and rec
objects the products of the present
auve; and the phantasy rearranges.
recoastlucts, creates and bodies forth
the shapes of things unknown Civ
ing to airy nothing loca! babita.
ton and name" THIS is the iacul-
y sacred to the muses.. TIE word
poet means a makel.
creators, authors, poets truo are they?
They are, genius frame cfrulgent ray
Upon utopiam cosmogony,
Revealing semblance OF that grandiose
perfection which was ivory good" in all
Tie wondrous works of the creator God.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-03-01
XINGWOop, MAR. /.
To Advertisers.

THE circulation OF the Argus is
now larger than it ever has been be.
fore since it was published. It's too
real circulation; the ARGUS ia lot
sent to persons unless they pay for
II. Persons who pay for a paper
read IT, and they are the better
class OF the people-just the class
that advertisers want to reach.
Our circulation in Preston coun
ty 10 only about 20 pr cent. less
than that OF any paper published.
and it would be well to remember
that the ARGUS has only just com
menced its second volume.
Our rates of advertising are 'ow-
er than any otaer paper published
In this county. Thy will be cheer
fully sent on application.
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Commissioners Sa le.

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Preston county, yond cred at the
October term, 1873, in the Chanccrv case
of John ana Jacob Spikcr against John
X. Scott & Co., I will on the first dnv of
the next tom of the Circuit Court of
Preston County, offer at auction. before
the front door OF the court house of said
county Of Preston, w. Va, tho land de-
creed to bo sold in said cause. consisting
Of two tracts, containing l3i acres. i'm
Pleasant district, Preston county, w.
Va, ON tho waters Of Beaver Creek. adj,
joining lands Of Henry Turncv. David
Srawser and others. tits good land and
well improved, has q tolcrablo good
house with barn and other outbuildinps
and two good orchards ON a..
Terms Of sale The property will be
sold for sufficient cash i'm hand To- nav
costs Of suit and sale and the residue
upon q credit OF six. twelve and eirbteen
months, Tire purchaser executing bonds
WIN approved security. bcariug i-tercst
nom The day of sale for the deferred INV,
ment5 OF tLc purchase money.
$50. At % WV i'' 0'"''
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SEN4TE Joint Resolution No. 70.
instructing the Attorney General to
institute quo 1Oarranto proceedings
against the B, g. o. r. r. has
passed both he Senate and Houes Of
Delegats,
1t may be very wise action on
the part of our Solons, but as we
understand it, it must only bring ex-
pense anduse'ess Litigation.
Tie Register says The Legislature
has been very careful that no laws
should be passed in the interest OF
the lawyers, but it threw them "fat
sop when it directed quo ,Oarraato
proceeding against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company.
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this State TO institute such legal
proceedings, Oy quo 10arraaso or 9TH
erwise, in any of the courts OF this
State having jurisdiction, against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, for a forfeiture of ITS char
ter and chartered rights was passed
Feb. 22-In the Senate, the fol-
lowing bills were passed. Senate
Bli! No. %. a oil 10 amend and re
enact section % Of chapter $50 ofthe
Code, concerning evidence.
Senate Bill No l45, bill to amend
and re- enact chapter 80 Of the Acts
OF 1871 providing Tor the condem-
nation Of land Tor burial purposes.
Senate Bill No. l47, a bill in relation
to the Cumberla nd road IN the
State.----ln the House, the Judi
clary amendment was returned from
the Senate, with the message that
thst body had non coucurred IN the
amendments, and asking that the
House recede from the same
The Joint Resolution requiring the
payment OF capitauon tax before be-
ing allowed to vote, was read frat
and ordered to a second reading.
Feb'y 24-In the Senate, besides
passing some unimportant bill 9 and
introducing others, no business OF
general interest was transacted.--
In the House bill In relation TO
advertising declees OF sales Of de-
lipqnent lands, providing that 9!
cents per word shall be paid for two
inches square for four insertions, was
passed. Other billie passed were. a
bill In lelationto the protection of
hsh. A bill Legal ziug certain di-
vorces and proceedings Tor the re-
nova! OF all divorce cases now PEND.
ing In the County Courts to the Cir
cut Courts. a bill TO enable Ar
bntrators 10 subpoena witnesses aud
administer oaths to the same, pre-
vlous to testilying A bill in rela-
ton to the povernm ent Of the West
Virginia University, providing for
the appointment OF the Board of Re
gents, of whom the Pres ident Of the
Faculty shall. be u member OK offcio,
and tor the appointment and reno
val Of professors, and regulating
natl ers pertaining to studente. a
blIl in relation 10 ante-nuptiai con
tracts, providing that a husband ac-
curing property by any sn:e-nup-
tial contract ahall be liable to that
amount Tor previous debts of his
wife. But the property shall not be
liable for previous debts OF the hus-
band. A married woman may carry
on any separate business in her own
name, and the profits thereof tegetb-
er with her own earnings shall be !
private property. and not subject
to the control OF her husband.
A bill providing more efe ctually |
for the collection and accounting for
81 State, county district or municipal
taxes aud monies and the protection !
Of payers and owners of drafts and |
orders payable out of such taxes and |
monies, and provides, fast that il |
any sheriff collector or deputy, shall |
discount directly or indirectly any |
draft or order upor him payable out
Of such taxes or monies, lie shall for
lent five times The amount OF such |
liscoun'. If any such officer shall
refuse to honor any draft or order
npoa him, he shall be deemed guilty |
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THE B. & o. RAILROAD COM
PANY RECOGNIZES THE SIT
UATION.

A circular has inst been issued By
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company instIucting its agents to al
once enforce strict compliance with
the provisions Of the act OF Assembly
OF Virginia passed March 6 l847.
The effect Of this order will be
simply to abolish all special rates
70 shippers along the l!ne of the
road within the limits of the State,
and thus makeit impossible Tor many
commodities to get to the market.
In other words it is practical in
PRODUCTION OF the wild sohemes OF
legislation tina. have been enacted
during the sessian. and which the
company has now accepted in ad
vance Of any judicial test Of their
legality. and will now demonstrate
We hope to the satisfaction even OF
the prof ctoIs Of such scheme.
whether they do or do not know
how to run a railroad
The full text Of the circular refer
red to is as follows.
BALTIMORE AND ONO r. r.. Coz
OFFICE or GIN. FREIGHT AGFNT.
BALTIMORE, February %. 1879 J
In view of the late proceedings of the
Legislature Of West Virginia, recurring
strict and technical compliance b., the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
with the provisions Of the act Of the Leg
islature Of Virginia, passed the 9th day
of March. 1877, and ofthe purpose of
said Company to conform itsolfat once
To the will Of the West Virginia Lepisla-
ture, in this respect, it becomes necossa-
Ty,in advance Of the new freip ht lariI.
which will go into eh'ci Oh the LIST day
Of March, to sive the following notice:
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany hereby gives notice that 10 is obligoi
TO withdraw from all shippers oflcucral
merchandise live stock, lumber. coal. one.
&C. in West Virginia. all special rates
which have hitherto beer given to ,u
able shippers to reach the mark cts ut or
beyond the termin. ofthe Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
All shippers or parties interested VIII
therefore govern themselves according
ly.
On and after the Ist day Of March. 1870
the rates established by The new tariff
will be applied without deviation or
abatement to freight shipped over the
line Of the Baltimncr and Obi, railroad
70 or from any station in West V.rpi,i.,
As the proceedings oitbe legislature
referred 20 seriously interfere with tic
arrangements made with cYuceGng lima.
for the Interchange Of traffic, rates viii
not be quoted ON freight shipped from
stations in West Virginia to points bc.
yond The termini Of tho r5ad. nor rom
points beyond tho tcrmini {, station.
in West Virginia.
Freight charges on al property dc tir.
90 TO points not on Tie uneoftbc ri. lff.
more and Ohio railroad must Ieoac.r
be prepaid.
" %. suIu.
C0ou EelH Iglsi
vs.. CLIurNY..
MUsfer NJ yopaooltut.ou.
Wheeling I1g.se5 FrJp INN.
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Commissioners Sale
]. III. Gales admir-
rs. IL CuANcrpx
j. III. Cale's hrs. ct als.

]. III. Gales admir-
j. III. Gales hrs, ct ats
BY virtue of decree of the Circpi,
court OF Preston county rendered or
inc 10th dav q October. 1878 i'm tho
above styled cause. the undersiru>
ei. who was appointed specIaI
commissioners for the purpose. will. ON
the lU'h DAY OF March. 1879 Nthe same be-
!!lE me hr't day OF the March tern, Of
inc county COURT, AT the front door of tha
cohrt>house. I'm kingwoud, offer for sale
% the highest bi ider tract of Land con d.
ulnlng elghty-cight acres docrecd To- he
S"ld IN SAID cause situate i'm Eingwood
uistTict' SIX niles from Kingwood. the
v"uI ''E-seat OF Preston county. about
ulrec miles from tho Il. d O. r II
and about one half mile from tho NJ
E"htn"n district camp~ground This IL
very desirable property, having on e.
u unc orchard. good two-story dwell
ing mouse containing five rooms, with "A
go"d cellar, two smaller dwelling houses
%, one story each, AMI good stable;
A SPLENDID FIGURING MILL
with first class gearing, new water wheel
ana smut machine. About forty acres of
sa'd Iand Is cleared and is good for farm
! " OF grazing purposes, and contains
TWO iour foot veins of good coal.
crinS OF 5ale;-Ihe above sale will be
ulaue Tor so much g sh i'm hand as will be
sulncleLt TO pay costs of sui, and exDan
ses OF sale. and tho residue upon a cred
II OF ]. and three years, tho purch ser
executing interest bearing notes with
bood security for the deferred install.
ihents Of purchase money.
JNO. BARTON PAYNE.
special Commissioner.
[ieDl54Sl .2J
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follow oisequence Of Self Abuse. as loes
OF memory. Universal Lassitude. Pair
IN the Back, Diseases o
vision Premature Old Age. and many
other DiSeasts that lead 10 INSANITY ~,
consumption and a Premature G rave.
,yt,iot ui PARTICULARS in orr pamphlet,
Whlch we desire to send free by mail TO
every one. The Specific Medicine is
SoId ny ali druggists at 81 per package. or
SIX Packages for -, or will be sent free
pN inail ON receipt Of the money by adj
4Ife'slng TUE GRAY MEDICINE'CO,
No. ~ Mechsnics' Block, Detroit. Mich
nd elsew here. ID
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Another Letter from our Bow
Der Argus.
Times are no better han when You
last heard from me, and from ny
standpoint, it would seem that they
Will not improve mucn until the press
OF the county will subordinate party
politics to subjects involving the
common good aud prosperity OF our
whole people. A well constructed
government, wisely and honestly adj
;Slslered Is VIII at we want. To The
general form Of our government none
can or do object, but as to the wiz
dom OF the laws made under il TO
carry out its provisions in detail. and
their honest administration. are the
debatab.e questions.
Every man under cur government
should have and enjoy the largest
liberty consistent with the rights and
safety of his neighbors and that all
men should be equal before the law
10 the high state Of christian civil
z1'ion We now enjoy, it ia the dutv
oil all good men to contribute of tbei,
substance to support the impotent
and helpless portion Of our race aud
and TO he.p educate the children who
are TO be the future men and women
Of our common country. For these
purpose, comfortable pooruouses
and sohooIhouses sbouid provided
at the public expense. Christian
churches ghouId be built by volun-
tarY contributions, so that all our
PeoP.o. rich and poor, may have
common temple IN which to worship
God
But tbo honest frugal and indus
rious portion Of society are uodar no
obligation, human or divine to feed
and clothe The lazy and vicious who
set at defiance the lows Of Col and
man; nor obui.d costly edp Gcesinev.
cry county and State for their con.
io'', and this is just what the people
OF nearly al the States are now do
lng. The number Of persons now
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Commissioners Sale.
Tcats d Hartman ]
IN CIGANCERY.

Icats & Hartman
rs. IN CITANCEpy,
VIM. u. Kelly.
By virtue of lecrcc Of the Circrit
Court of Preston county. repdor.I nr
inc va day ~ october. 1878 in the .tb,,vo
cause the undersigned who was apnoint-
cd special commissioner for the MIR
pose, VOL. on The 10Th day of March $50
llhe same being the first dav of fbc
March term, County Court. AT Inc rom
door ci the Courthouse. i'm Ktu.,,,o,J
"utr Tor sale To- The high 81 bidder. "a t,,rt
gi 7ud - uWe near tic Pineswatup. In
I'Tu3nd district, containing one hundrcI
aud thiriy-Onc ana Onc-Ialf acrce Jc.
Greco 10 bo sold Zoo said cause. Tb.ro a.
ON -aid land, cod lOy dweiIiog boueo.
"uLhulldings, good fencing. Iarpo or1o1,uf
'i 90 a lumber and rails. Guo voun,
apple, chcIY and peach orc ard and
Ihito excellent springs. A5out Guv
icrcs NJ said land U.s. cleared and i. doom.
ed very desirable prop, rtv. Terms off
sac; lho ahovf sale VIII 6c made for so
Ihuch cash iu hand as VIII be suUicioyf
I" pay costs Ol suit and expenses of ,.,l,
ahd lhe residue upon "a credit CiG. ~ ANA
rs months, the purchaser txccu,iry in.
t'feste Tearing no'os, with 1ood stcI.r.f,
Tor tHe deferred instaltments of gu.c,,,..,
money. o''So
JNO. BARTON PAYNE.
special Commssio toner.
ItCb1bfftQ.