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DEsPERADO JAILED.
Ed. Williams Safe In the Custody OF Men
0tnln no nfIioIaIa


MESouNEE, Wis, November ts,-Ed
Maxwell, alias Williams, one Of the notorl
OTIS outlaws who murdered Sheriff Coleman
has been brought here and safely lodged in
jail. There was no attempt at violence
He talks freely and acknowledges the mur.
der, but says II was done in self-leiense
Lon Williams (his brother) and himself
were in the Eau Gale woods about five
days. Several times the pursuing parties
were very close OIL them.
His story is that Immediately after tho
shooting they crossed the Chippewa river
in skifF found on the bank, using n
shingle and fence board for paddles. Both
were wounded, Ed. in the right hand, arm
and shoulder, and Lon in tho arm, breast
and face. Lon was crazy with pain, and
twice while crossing the river drew knife
on Ed. After crossing the river they pur.
sued westerly course, travelling at night
and hiding by day. They we're eighty.nve
hours without food. When iamisking they
killed steer, but they lad gone so long
without food so long they had no appetite.
They had no help whatever In their flight,
being afraid to trust anyone with the secret
Of their identity.
Ed. has nothing to say regarding the
probability Of his brothers capture, but
says, significantly, he Is good shot.
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John Dunn has notified the British au
thorities that he Is candidate for the
throne Of Zululand.
A Berlin correspondent says: Tie depu
ties, at the opening Of the lIeIChstAg listehet
with Icy GOODNESS 10 the speech, not ONT
sentence Of which was Npplauded.
Advices from Buenos Ayres state there
was rejoicing in Chill on account Of the
ratification Of the boundary treaty between
the Chill and Argentine Republic. The
Chillan chambers passed the treaty by Q
vote Of "A to IL.
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1NrEREsr1N0 Ann IMPORTANT.
A Suit Relating to Fainous Hank Rob.
hhHN.

New YoRx, November 1s.-In the United
States Circuit Court therei is case pending
which is interesting from It's relation to the
celebrated Northampton bank robbery,
and important from the fact that II Is to be
made test rs to other cnses involving a
half million dollars. The plaintiff, Miss
Emma A. Fleming sizes the bank for two
United States bonds, deposited as col
iateral security with tile bank for q
loan from 1t Of $3.50, in 1875. When
the note had matured tho plaintiff
rendered the amount due, but the bant
declined 10 deliver the bonds, as theJ
had been stolen. twas the PLAINTIFF Is ain
TO show that the bank was negligent in
guarding what was ConRded TO lis keeping
and must therefore be responsible for The
full amount Of the bonds 80 deposited al
collateral. Mr. Whittlesey, the cashier
the watchmAn on the night 81 the robbery
and Miss Fleming's brother, through whom
her transactions with the bank were con
llucted, were the principal witnesses. Or
the close Of the plaintiffs evidence tht
defendants counsel gave notice off motion
TO dismiss the case on the ground that NJ
culpability on the part Of the bank officer
Ia shown. Plaintiffs counsel makes this I
test case Tor similar claims, including abou
$4,000,
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Tpr condition and prospects of the
wheat market is now = subject OF much
ds,n.sion. Wheat is held above the
,bippiuspoint and exports are very slug
asI. There is a heavy falling Off Us COM
rargd with last year, The season Of lake
navigation is practically closed, and soon
winter ircights will obtain on the railroads,
Stock. are accommodating afresh at Chicago,
and the logic Of events calls for solution
oi,hclillculty either by rise in Europe
ar Il nll in America, The weight Of
opinion seems to be that fall in America
/. more LlkeIy than rise in Europe.
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TuG, are moving for new telephone
line betwern New Cumberland and the
county seat Of Hancock, u distance ol
three miles, and have almost enough
money raised to build 1t, The prospect
now i that the line will be built in n few
weeks probably before the year is out,
The telephone isa cheaper and better
means Of communication than the tele'
graph, and decidedly more satisfactory fol
ordinary messages, and we are glad to see
the ncishboring towns putting themselves
in communication with each other by
means Of it, In the next five years We OK
pcct to .cc every hamlet within fifty miles
Of this city connected with 1t by telephone,
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LONDON, November lS,-A most daring
burglary and robbery has been committed
at Hatton Garden branch postoilice, and
property valued at Gl0O,000 has been car.
ried oil. The brilliant execution OF the
robbery shows it must have been planned
by men Of great skill and audacity. Hat
ton Garden Is in the very heart Of the north
east district in the city and the centre OF
the wholesale diamond market Of London.
Shortly after four O'Clock yesterday after.
noon, when the pOstofflce clerks had Just
finished sealing the bags OF registered let
tenfrom thegeneral postolEicc, some thieves
entered the Office, suddenly blew out the
gus, seized the registered letter bags and
escaped.
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PoRr Claiborne, 0Sr., November 49,
The fragments Of the wreck Of an unknown
black vessel was washed ashore here on
Tuesday, along witlla large quantity Of oaI
plank, II Is quite evident that some boat
supposed 10 he a lumber barge, has gonI
10 pieces during the storm Of yesterday ant
last night,
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1neendlar1 plre AZ steuben,llle, .

Special Dispatch to the IntCligcncor
SrErnESvrLLE, November 1S-A frame
stable belonging to NJ. Carnes took fire
about seven o'clock this evening, and burn.
ed to the ground. Three horses and one
COW were taken from the burning building.
The stable was fully insured in the Colum.
biana Mutual Company. The fire was the
work OF an incendiary.
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BERLIN, November lS,-The North Ger.
man Gazette expressly terms the message to
the Reichstag the Empcror's programme,
The liberal press unanimously express re-
gret that the august person Of the sovereign
has thus been put forward in opposition to
the majority OF the nation in favor OF social.
ist and political projects for which Bis
marck ought himself to assume the sole re-
sponsibility. The excitement caused by
the message yesterday was great, and all
kinds OF sensational rumors were aho0t-
including even the report that the Empe-
ror had abdicated,
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IRIsM AaRAnIAN ouTRAdEs.

LONDON, November lS,-A man named
McAianus, q farmer, near Mullingar, coun.
ty Westmeath, WIS fired at and severely
wounded by IN armed party who visited
him in order to prevent him paying rent,
Luke Dillon, Of Bailif, near Bnllyhannis,
was shot dead while proceeding to the
house Of friend last night, 1t is believed
to be an agrarian murder.
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PHILADELPHIA, November iS-FlOuf steady and
unchanged. Wheat higher hut closed dnl: No. 2
red November q tlAi Az December q 42I4Hl ~;
January 81 46IIAl ~; February q i7Aal i7I.
Corn Gnlst S9 a. rejected &C.; all lnlIe
709Gafic; February T24iac. Oats lil Moderate de.
mAnd; No. white Gle; No 2 do sic No 3lnJOc Pro.
visions steady aud unchanged butter hfiii. choice
lcatCe. Eggs hrni ite'll lots scarce; western fresh
as0c held 10y 2IAssc Cheese firm; ctcamefy l2IIc;
changed. Whisky quiet and unchanged
CtNC1NNLI1, Novembefis.- s.-Col,on strong al ii5Sc,
Flour firm and In good demand, Wheat steady.
No. rcd winter 81 Sghi 40, held ut 81 II. Corn
In good demand and NrOng No. mIIed 67IIr.
Oats strong and higher; No. 2 mixed i1Xc Rye
iaii 81 Il. Pork dull aud nominal al lis Oj lard
stronger Of Sll i5aii %. Bulk meats in iaif de.
mAnd aud unchanged Baron scarce and hFm;
shOuldefs y %. clear tIb 81 10; clear eil II.
Whllky active and htn at Si 10 combination sales
Of finished goods, on barrels on q basis OF 81 TO-
Butter hrm and unchanged.
ToLGpo, November is.-Nooh board - Wheat
im; No. red spot 81 $50 December 81 sgjI
January 81 3i1i; February 81 lg1l. Corn dull but
| flfn; No. SPOT 6ic; yeat &c bid January Ga
hid; May 6T9tc Oats quiet; No. 2, 4lI{c Closed
hss 3 'slG5Gay sG Ne ltP ~ iPOf N SpysTgS y X HI
81 SIi asked; January q asM February 81 iO51
Corn steady No. 2EpOt 6ic; November Bic bid Of Z
asked; DeCembef 6Sc the year 6gI e bid Gic asked
January 6g1So bid, 6i1lc asked.
NEw ORLEANS, November is-CoiHce Rio car
gUcs, ordinary to prime gal2.4. Sugar irregular
| Inferior 10 good common BIsA61Sc common 10 rod
common 65Sa7c: yellow clarified y sE31c. MolaSct
active but lower centtimgal aGi5C; iaif I5alGc
Rice quiet I1@a7c.
PifrBuBoH. November i.-petroleum activs
United certificates irregular; closed Al Hes refine
! T'te Tot Philadelphia delivery,
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Ghs 9ntelLfqetrrer.
nnlrcl No.. a5 Rnl q FopEleenlh hLreoI.
GOAL boat rise on the river is now us
.arI Yesterdays rains will set aaoat
Millions Of bushels at Pittsburgh.
INV, was worked. up yesterday aboy,

NoNr was worked.up yesterday above
i,aI rates in New York. There were
pmors Of bank troubles in Boston, which
tended to provoke timidity in flnan.
,ol circles. The tightness Of money,
boWcyer is mainly caused by
,bs heavy receipts Of tho Gov
rament and the light offerings OF bonds
under the calls for redemption at par and
interest. 1t is supposed that in the next
few ivs the Government will name u GER
pin number Of bonds for payment, and
,ba, equalle its disbursements with its
receipts, so as to keep the money market
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DoS'T WANT ANY SOLDIER IN THEIRS,

vienna, November ls.-There is some
excitement in Dalmatia where the people
are resisting the recruitment for the Land
wehr. The inhRbitantsat Krivascian have
driven thegens de arms from Fort Dragali,
and the local Bishop, who urged the popu-
lation to perform their military obligations,
has been i'll treated.
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WAstnSaToS, November ls.-Messrs.
Cameron, Negley, BigelOw and other prom.
inent pennsylvaniahs, called upon Secre.
tary Folger this morning In reference to
the Pittsburgh Collectunhip,
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NEWARK, N. j., November 1s.-It Is un.
derstood that the depositors in the Mechan.
les bank have determined 10 prosecute the
directors, and employ Benjamin +. Butler
and Roger A. Pryor ns counsel.
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iiorElSOtoS, November 1s.-A fire last
hlglll which threatened 10 be serious was
.necked before any heavy property dam
'l tse en:ned, but twenty-five flfemen were
injured OF burned, some badly,
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CHIcAGo, November is.-The thermom.
eter In some parts Of 1iinnesota this
morning was eight degrees below zero,
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CHICAGO, Noymber 1s.-The Droveyr Journal NJ
ports HOgs-ReCelpts 1000 head; ihipmeniS 4 "a
head The general market Is unchanged and d,ie
lty not 90 good proportion light, cOfi6n Ia p1sd
mixed " IUaB TO- heavy % lba6 TO- ilghl IS SRB iOi
Culls and Efnssers 81 7jlj 90 ~
Cattle-keccipn 6OJO head; shipments a 100 heal
Market 1ulet nnd weak; exports slow al % O6i6 m
car lancy premium 81 o.; RODl IN choice khiDplht
" lab ~ common to medium q g0a4 az t6tI
market i1r butchers and cannlng At q OlalO1 s0ef
eri aud feeders steady At q Gal O0 AnFefs ltabek
and firm; Texans " pn4 co. northern Wthietsd
cows " 6ia9 ~ half breed seCrs 81 ~ mllkeIi Ind
springen common 10 good s21 0OatO 01; choice 80
en- etOUOa6b ~ calves N OOai6OO
sheep-ReCeipp 2, 800 head; shipments 100 head
shipping active and lnn; butchtrS weak and Si6,t
Inferior To- Ar mixed " 7ia3 ~ good 10 choice II i
! 70; selected Wether 50 7ja5 %, "
sBAtriNoRE, November IS.-Flouf In iait dat,ssd
and firm. Wheat. western dull t'oYn lnii M
fairly active aud steady RyS Oulet And mr., IN
iifincr AZ 80 UN26 CO. PruylSos uulet and Sieidt
butter, Afmer for choice; fresh western lSeSlaa'
| Figs hnfto and firm Al HlC for ifeth prt11ifttss
dull, Cdlec lull and easy. Sugar qulet, WbjSfv
NV YoRE, November i8.-DRY Gooba = MI IA.
/ mAnd Al hnt hands continues lilht buI then Il Z
steady movement In cotton goods. suYina Woslksi
ehiIt, Ahh unWers etc, on account Oh f0Fidef ~
and the market l. very firm. Pflnts and H. ,
| active. '" 'V''''H' 'a't'g
CISgtNNlff, November is.--ifozs-Firn. eom,,an
end llght VOa9 "; packing and biitchefs % i6s
lV" heceiP@ p,lV0 head; ihlPmonA 1,iW head,
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FOREIGN NEWS,
Summary or Matters Of Interest In
Foreign Lands.

LONDON, November lS,-Ihe report Ol
the arrest of Father McPhilpin, Catholic
curate Of Athenry, Us suspect" is
untrue.
Lawson, proprietorof the Daily Telegraph,
has bought the Duke Of Wcstminster's es-
tate, Of CIiyedon, for 100000.
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ScoviIle, quite shafply--I do not want
any opinion from you. Have YOU ever ex.
pressed nm opinion on this Case2
WilneS-l have, sir, frequently.
55IfIave you ever said YOU thought the
prisonet ought TO be hung"
Witness, In a most emphatic manner
I have, most decidedly. . ..
Patrick Keatney, policeman-Fit9t saw
the prisoner at S;45 4. NJ, July I'd. lie was
talking with two hackmen. who were
iibucking' job from him, as we call IT.
witness described minutely the arrival oil
the Presidents carriage and his entrance
into the depot, his evidence in this par
ilcular exactly corroborating that Of secre-
iafy Blaine. Soon after the President
passed into the depot he heard shots and
rushing In seized the man who was running
aud the man saidi u want Gen, Sherman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and A~HctIoneers,
Eli yepth street betv cen Main and Bank.

THE TRULY DESIRABLE THREE
MARSHALL SHEET AT AUCIlON.-Bv re-
quest or Mr.. John G.. SPOTS We will sell by auction,
upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5TR,
a. 5 o'clock z, 81, the HANDSOME RESIDENCE
0ccupi d by him. situated as above
II was built for private use, sud no expense or
pains were spared 10 make II perfect In every deiail
OF pan. finish, and Appearance,
THE BASEMENT has 4 mont entrance, ana con
iaIns a bail end Two dining rooms, connected by
Sliding doors, with two china-presSes In each room
extending from floor 10 ceiling.
THE FIRST FLOOR has a wide hail and two
splendid paTlors. with a large library attached.
n ECOND FLOOR has two large chambers
with closets aud two small chambers. and a large
ia broom with a Fireplace, and four hnen-presses
THE THIRD fL0JE has two large and one
small chamber.
The hack porch extends two stories above the
There is a kitchen with a nne rarRe; laundry,
| with stationary tubs for hot and cod WATER ser
wants rooms; greenhouse with a furnace; hrlck
| stable with three stalls AID space Tor two carriages
White marble mantels through he greater part Of
The lot fronts SO feet s inches. and runs back 152
feet to = wide paved alley.
the situation is one OF the most delightful In the
ely. In the midst or handsome residences retired
| ana pleasant. aud yet within Two blocks of The
Capitol, and wiinin n few minutes walk or the cen
ire OF the business part OF the city.
IL would be difficult for the most fdstidious taste n
suggest any particular IN which his propsrty could
ditl0n, as a h~rst-class residence Tor a business OF
NC most esrnessly ask the attention Of persons
wishing fnoh a property 10 this sale.
| TERMS One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest.
Possession at an early day.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
se "a Auctinneers.
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warm Mealher Ttems.

NEW Orledus iimes.J
IL Is easier for the doctors TO GET o Dui-
Ietln than 10 get q bullet out.-Surgeon-
General Barnes.
An extreme agony is for a young lady 10
add to Der toilet a large sunfower at her
belt. The occult Specification OF this Is, 81
always turn toward the son-of some rich
man"
One Of the Indian chiefs now In Washing
ton walked at the drug. clerk when calling
for saltwater the other day. Such little
evidences as this should convince The most
keatlcal that cur missionary work among
the red men Is not without some marked re-
suits. Native Instinct never taught tne
chieftain this civilized trick Sitting Buu.
A newspaper article asks: "Wbat arethe
causes OF decline among American wo-
men 2" "Well, generally, because she
thinks The fellow canno keep her in seal
skin sacks, French gowns, and fashionable
bonnets." When a single man with plenty
of .. soap" is around there is not any de-
cline among American women TO speak OF.
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TFor ,lie Dispstch.I
Shall We Lead Our BOOks7"

By all means. Why should We withhold
kfom another the source OF so much plea
sure and benefit u ourselyesf Away with
so sad a commentary upon the golden rule.
Books are the true missionaries, aud were
made for dislsibution. They SOW the seeds
Of domestic tranquility, Of intellectual de.
velormeut, Of moral elevation, OF spiritual
hoDe.
II there be a pleasure Ia this dis ointed
wnf5d OF oEts which may be rcckonea with
eat alloy, Il Is the pleasure OF reading
<books which are books; and ne who
has lesrped to have a Just appreciation Of
sbls pleasure may safely bid defiance
10 all the contingencies OF fortune.
What does II signify that the competency
one had acquired BY 9egsesering indus.
fry has beet demolished ey the spear OF
hlaesf Cur books inform ue that myriads
Of better men have fasieA By Hike causes In
-eyers age OF the world. What signifies 1t
fhss Dixie hes faiIen? Our books tell US
that natsons have been falhng for thousands
OF pears. TIE empires o. the N2ris, the
Eiie, aud the Tiber. whteh la their turn
shook TIE pillars OF che s1cient world, have
fsiIent xhy should not Dixie fak2 She
has faIEeG, thank Heaven, without q stain,
iu fbe de4tuce OF Der own altar aud Greside;
and rs ie1g a. books endure the heroic
consfnncy ef her so0s aud to- geufle yet
earnest patriotism Of Der daughters viii re-
main fresh III TIE memory d nme.
Ia our books we have an ample store
house for the fsc.s and fancles OF past gem
fk$tioas; and. At will, we mag worry our
brains over TIE distractions Of The thinkers,
or We can feast upon the beauties VI dcslon
sHd poetry. IA whatever direction we may
&nre we shalt fad the supply ample, and
the fruif Of deilslons Favor; and whatever
may u The character OF our tsste, we may
end food for thoughf, OF means for recrea-
fioa. We may aDg With David and Homer
the songs Which base made their names i'm
mofisl, or We can mark lhe cennienance Of
ma young Prince Of AlFangp, o., without
exref'euce. Without fflcpds, and without |
fesourees-~yet maGdened by the iniusilse
4hicb h.d been Put upan bis country, |
ana rrcu6ly conscious OF capeeity--he lifted
himself up 10 the lofty determination 10 pull
the colossai power 81 heue; or We
ran hsarken 10 old 1obn Selder as, In tho
81 q dying hour, hs tells ps that
TIC varied IcarBing sud humorous books
which be had Ioye6 50 well SIRE as nothing
b cpEnrarifoa With The old siosy Of the
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49,. 1r,<.. Il "a would Eaov ne char.
setsr ~ Ctnrxo or Cxsaf> win The n<sp of
o,.r s,sbks ~ cab learn Is ,Wsth tsore sccu.
gsty skan &e eaa bsfeEfaiH Tue Stsrzctsr o.
oar next.4sof neighbor.
a. won&tffni ccutflgnuce B unat wn'Se
we cali 4 book, stld fiaf5e'isus pre- we
noWefs Hf those Mite fnsgscsans Whien,
tnstreffrtty. we csit she hiphabet. TEE
cApaeisg 81 the tabled }smpof Aisodm Isl
mere ttsfnv 81 straw " comparison wsth tbe
sctnaf s,ower which these sittIe heroes ex.
evelse on the napu2neSB end destintes OF
rnsnksnd Frail IS the leaf on y hich they
arr Ftamped. fhe5 get seem tncepeofe %
desteprlIon /: ana with an energy saperior
10 fhag Of Hsanitsi, Caesar, % Nnpo-
|leon combined, they are coos'snuy
nneblne forward their enterprises, ana
ssr ever keeping q ! advised on whsteger
YIN Iaform our heads or partly nnd glad
den 0rr hearts. Strange fact II seems TO De
that ( may sit quietly " my wi door: ana
VT. under the guidance OF my BOOKS 4 nay
20 back TO the days 81 Moses and Cadmus,
and Coating down tbe stream OF time may
NJ nv leisure contemplate the liltieness
and greatness, the wisdom aud folly, the
Ixentleness aud the brutality. OF mankind.
By all meaos let u iend our books, toat
| our neigbbors, Bs well as We, may hske
Eeome conception OF the boundless extent
OF those charming realms OF fancy and
knowledge which he spread out before
TIE eve OF the aprreelatise reader. But
bark We, gentle reader; II In 10y gooa.
InaIured simplicity thou art disposed to part
with thy incstimabEe treasure. LET me pive
lshee some timely sdviee. First, 20 thy way
and make q note OF the book thou ~proposeet
Ito lend, that thy bookseller may replace az
lsor knoyest thou not what the Great
Teacher saith about The blessedness oil him
who lendeth not expecting a TeturnY
Under this bead j have u number OF rainef
sad memories. which lack Of space iorolds
lmy introducing now. At another time
nay possibly return to The subject ana give
Pan example or two. >. H. n
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BY r. D. Chafiu 4 Co.,
Real Estate Aucfioneers.

A UCTiON SALE OF A NICE LITTLE
IN ~ CHESTFRFIELD COUNTY.
. SIX Mills FROM MANCHESTER ON
III MIDLOTHIAN TURkPlKE.-At the request
OF the owner, Mr.. z. W Scherer, who Is reno ,ing to
The city, We VIII sell BY public auction on The premi.
50, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2srn.
al II o'clock NJ, bis nice lille FARM located IS
above, and containing 40 ACRES. WITH 10 acres
good rood land. TIE DWELLING Is frame, with
brick basement and contains SIX rooms. with splsn.
do well OF water In the yard, and the usual out
buiiupes Aho, good orchard OF 100 ~trees-spplts,
kmmediately After tLe sale OF the farm NE
VIA sell lie WARMING UTENSILS. einbrsctrg
PLODgHa. HARROWs. CRADLES, &C. Aiso,
TWO COWS, and ONE CALF.
Twelve and eighteen fDenths.
tsal,ss2saE4as-Ss AsesoStsi.