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ADMINISTRATION MEETING IN KING AND QUEEN
AT meeting Of number Of the friends Of the present
Administration, held at King and Queen Court house.
Monday the lh OF August Tor the purpose OF consider
ing the popfety OF appointing persons represent them
la an assiHbsge OF delegae IRON tie counties, comPos
ing the Congressional district, TSppabdnnock
the third Monday in September next, Tor such other
time may be hereafter agreed upoD) to nominate
suitable proper individual, upon whom the Jackson
Republican vote be cOncend ed at The ensuing cleo
ton OF member to the next Congress OF the Uiiied
States; The meeting was organized by calling Col A.
Row Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been expsined in
few briei icmarks from the Charon motion Of Mr. Viii
liam Bird, committee OF appointed, 10 pre-
pare suitable resolutions Nbereupon, tie folio ing gem
tlemsn desgna'ed TO perform that duty: MIR. WIN
Bird. Capt. Thomas Hoskns Henry Cooke Jol w Ro.
bn,on, Capt Robert Bland, Capt Thomas NJ JeHrss and
Capt George II. Carl onwho, after retiring short time
reported the following Preamble aud Resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted
Deeply aud sen,iby Impressed with the present cfii-
cal and alarming condition OF beloved country, and
holding II to he the bouuden duty OF all Republicans,
all lair aud honorable in their power, per-
petuae the blessings of free government Transmitted by
their Gfeaihers we, portion Of The democratic Re
pubIcans Of the county OF King and Queen assembled IT,
primary character as independent ireemen, for tile
purpose OF consulting together The best
promoting the grea Republican principles Tor which
have contended, aud OF ayeftng the evils which
threaten common country growing out OF be Efforts
Of powerful and corrupt moncd corporation, o6d the
bous, and not less dangerous exerous OF aspiring
politicians: nho IN the character Of feed aornes and DO
h,ical patrons combined nsnisn its insoleu claims,
aud perpcnae its hateful existence, TO have lost
every yesge OF patriotic devotion tie best interests Of
their country: And believing that the sures aud most
snectual which we can ADOPT, will be in tie
proper and judicous exercise Of suiIrsges eDdea
voring 10 keep legislative councils flied with none
other than good and true men," such 81 wilt sustain
vener5ted Constitution in lis purity, and 10 tho
letter; avoiding all those pleas Of expediency in.
plraion, which the designing views Of every poll.
dcdl iugger may think proper TO suggests And beiey.
ing further, hat the pursued by present
pFosenieiye 10 Congress, William r. Taylor during the
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THE CHOLERa.

Ne,c York.-Tbe B,ard OF Health report from SAtur.
day TO Sunday, noon, 40 cases, aud IS deahs-and
from Sunday to Monday noon, 30 cases II deshs-smong
these Is, that OF Mr.. VIM. 81 Cowan Assistant Justice OF
the Court for the 5th s IL aud nth Wards His death
seems 10 have struck the city with additional fefror-but
the Ey Post says, that the mortality for the past week
had no been alSrmingt is hut II Tie greater than for the
Two weeks beiore-Tbe whole number OF victims by the
Cholera since its appearance had been less lsn 90.
BedUer pa The whole number Of cases which had
occurred 10 the 10 inst had been 26 and the deaths 10
A6dny.-The Board report for three days ending or
Tie 10th, noon, 10 aud dcahs-nos Of the
mild and conyairsc, M.
Bgfalo.-"A few cases, but not sufficient TO create
alarm"
.NeD Oriedns-The Bulletin or the oh states on the
aaihory OF physicin OF Iong practice, that The city Of
Rev Orleans Is healthy now than has been tor
several years. few cases Of bilious fever, ony had
come 1uder no'ce FOR tie past two or three weeks
Y4skbgf0n aud dierdndgia Three cases have been
officially reported 10 each OF these towns but none are
eince published The Aiexandfa Gazette Of Wednesday
SAYS the weather Is "deghtiny cool and refreshing
The hesit Of IS excellent We hear no more
OF cholera. any thing ike IT,"
The temperature Of the air has been cool and delghul
with rs siece Saturday last The Natsr-ucons arc va
msh'ng' We ieirn, in general, that the health Of Rich.
'non has scarcely ever been better this Of the
year.
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" ANOTHER YETI"


The misrepresentation of the Wing Hit the stage
like the spparitions in shakespeare. Another, aud yet
otherunrl we 10 be surprised their eternal
petition. Who can now be astonished at the base coin
which its Correspondents suppiy!Or the facility with
which they thrown into circulation One OF these
hbs is put forth in its paper Of "Wednesday last and is
said 10 have from "a gentleman OF distinction"
For what this gentleman is distinguished, yet
learn. Certain is, that the
his Information. Here is: (Ater making remarks
upon complain, from brunswick, respecting the failure
OF the Wing, the Editor proceeds:)
"a letter iom IunenbuTg of the 18th "iour
hundred Of Benton's has
the Office Of the Enquirer lin woeks)
Is not this violation of laws pscng oHice The
Stage Contractor whose
allowance gentleman Is this the which
oxtrt is given 20
"Ihe above letter is from Of
that the Post Office establishment by he Government
Perhaps Brunswick
ane why the Wing reached him. Perhaps
qniIed yield Senatorial dignity. But OF this
gaion There is fault and injustice souehee
at whose door il lies shall locate nowhere. We
lievo tho Post Office here ; N faul'
The whole story is fictitious. We haze sent
copy Of BentOn's speech TO Luenburg, by The stage
by any other We have only few copies
three other couuesand these have always order
ed, and TO be paid for any other printing job We have
extra fund, like the u. ). Bank draw Tor sup
plies. Thus the story of the "geneman o! Distinction,
and his well the ingenious speculations oil the
Editor founded upon il, fall TO the groun,!
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RIcHMoND, August I4h, 1891.


To the Editors If The Petersburg Consultation:
Having H. your paper Of The IL b instant, ar
lice from Nooway signed "a Farmer" giving sc
OF the political ediDgs At The Courthouse
last Court day and OF The aiemp there made &c
up instructions Tor 10 vote against MIR Leigh, in which
he stses al und fsood 10 say, would obey such
instructions, unless here should be veiwhemne
joy in lhcirfayor take the earliest opportunity in
form "A Farmer" and all Others who understood to
ssy so, tst they entirely misunderstood me. spoke oil
al attempt, which had been made in very different
ner and at very different time, 10 get up similar insruc-
tons by receiving the signatures q almost all petsons who
thought proper 10 sign en, viii out regard TO their qua
lhcaons U0fers and observed, that did consider
that any Rrpresenate hound 70 obey such instfuc
tons, and HAT should obey them, unless they
signed by large majority; but ha felt myself bound to
obey the instructions Of majority OF the qualified
II they gotten up IN proper manner. have
deemed proper 10 make this hei and plain statement
that may NOT be misunderstood, aud consequently mis-
represented this SUBJECT A. 10 the rest OF the
municotun alluded 10 above shall HUG, but leave
"a Farmer" 10 The enjoymcnto Of his own opinions
Yours, &C. TRAVIS n EPES.
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KENrI1rKX

Leteher has beaten Moore-hu The majority is vari-
ousy stated from 25S down 10 81 The District so
gerrymandefed by the Clay Legislature that The wonder
s how Moore should have ccped At all with chsr In
1892 The Clay ticket carried she five counties composing
it, by majority Of 1919. The Lexington Gazette gives
letter from Hafrodsburg, which that more money
has been spent elect Mr. Lecher, than ever was spent
TO eject any other in Kentucky THE rose is not
sog' ther without thorn 10 The Opposition IL Nicholas
county Gen Meiralle the late GoveDor, and avofile
friend Of Mr. Clay, has been beaten 66 votes, by Mr.
Ksene. Bat IL be confessed the Clay party have r
urnphed. The Gezrte sdmts that "he Bank party have
gained counties in Kentucky that lad supposed
would remain true 10 the Administration. They will
however, lose some-he gain altogether may and tcin
be on their side"
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GHPin's spsech-we give The whole Of Ibis impress
sye aud eloquent speech. We recomme nd TO the
ders attention Listen not the syren song Of the Op
position Rely upon II, te Bank is not dead. only scotch
e. - Jackson's DEATH ,e election Of Bank quasi
bank PresIen and several other atsyn0fiVes. may i'm
part 70 new life and yigor, and quarter forever opoa
oe Republic The Opposition anxious Tor The present
70 shuhe out OF view but intelligent people will not
20 70 sleep with TIE Constitution under their heads, and
sNaken q cIsin" Shall saecomb 70 such monster
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HJW We received, hy last evening m4 the interesting
Proceeding. OF very numerous Meeting Of tive Citizens
Of Russell County, the Court House. on August Court
day-CU WIN. Price in the Chair, end James p. Carroll
Secretary. The Pfeamhle aud Resolutions brought
animated debate between Messrs Dale Carter snd Geo
w Hopkiosihe former opposed to them the latter sup.
porting them and hey were finally adopted with but two
dissenting soiccs They disaPprove the course Of Mr..
Fulton, IN Congress, and The votes Of Mr. Keller Of the
Senate in relation to the Bdnksnd lbey instruct the lat
ter 10 vote agsns, Mr. Leigh, &C sc. They shall appear
in our next
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FOR THE E.NOUTRFR-

FOR THE ENQUIRER
To Mr.. John Tyler, Member of the Bank Committee.
SIR; hope you will excuse of your we'll wshers
for taking the liberty recommend 10 your perusa Col
Benton's speech delivered 10 The Democracy Of Pba-
deIphia.-Also The Episle OF Paul the Apostle TO The
CClossisns. Ri chapter, 2ls verse. A SPY.
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meeting Of the citizens OF this county, in favor Of in
str uclng delegates against the reelection of b..
Leigh. Esq 10 the Senate, will he held at the Court
house in Winchester the first day OF the September
county court full attendance is requested Winches-
Ter ViTgiui0u.
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The Common Council OF this city, il seems has deci-
ded against subscribing the part OF the Corporation
the stock OF the Richmond and Potomac Rail Road.-"Ad-
hitting the value OF the proposed mprov ement public
benefit auh investment Tor stockholders they con-
slider not such object within the scope Of The
proper powers OF he Corporation 10 he concerned in
They also declined submitting the subject TO a popular
VOTE The given is, that would be unjust
nit the question oil subscriptions 10 he betrayed by
upon the holders Of properly 10 the all solue decision of
voters, majority OF HON have he Affected
We think precedent al least the side OF the subscrp
uon-Wness our subscription TO the James River I'm
pIovemeDt-o Of Petersburg TO her Rail Road-of Lynch
burg, 10 the late s. Western Rail Road, &c. We hope,
with the Baltimore American, that the decision Of
Council may arrest this "valuable link in the chain
OF Internal Commu alton"
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When the Richmond Enquirer has been put under
lien to The Bank of the u Sand sold out and purcbas
ed up by agent of that lnsiudonwe shall then ask
the sympaihies of the National Inelligencer-But not
iii then
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foR NJ ENonLRFR.

The Right of Instruction The work goe. bravely
on old powhsian, true 70 the csUse Col. Hopkins
and ,,iesied friend Of the Administrations is carry
ing ell before him. william OIL (Senstor) will be in.
srucled, as also will John w Nash, 10 vote szsinst g.
" Leigh Rely upon it--and len-dollar Hat 10 back
ny judgmenl--M ossrs Editors. JAaEs RIVER.
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coltvnNJC8TEJ

REvyaL RELtofoS MrLuEnRY. GnovG MEErfNo
UoUsE, IN BUcKfy0naM
Pforncted Mentnr, Nev William Moore and
assisted pat Charles Wngdod Of hbemafc and
which "a Instant s known nnd asceainod that
making hli Sia whom
poesscd that they received forgiveness IT their and
ifue living Filth" OF this number ~ whites
and coOpfed baptized 10y tho Rev N'm Moore,
dufiug meeting. The writer OF this attended tho meeting
ani hnd ocular the ahUyo iacs
=. The meeting = not closed 80
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II 4 CAmp.inee ing is appointed to be held by lhs
Methodist PfOtessnts, commence Friday, tie 20
lust at Mount Pleasant Meeting House, in Charles City
county about miles from oe's Ferry and eight from
the Cou- Of said county Preachers and brethren
sfe invited to attend and aid 10 the good work.
August 1871 1894
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A DAM AND EYE.--The Exhibition of the Grand
"a Morsl Paintings Of ADAM AND Eve, at the Mu-
scum, will close tbs evening, 10 o'clock, and IL is
likely from recent arrangements that they may
turn this city those who DESTROYS Of seeing them
will DO well 10 call before that period. The Paintings leave
here Sunday morning Tor Ba tmore where hey will
main for some time.
Open Tor ladies' only from dll II o'clock in the lore
noon and from that lime dl no o'clock night for both
sexes. Admtance The Paintings aud the Museum %
cents. August 22 f3l-11
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BUsT PUBLISHED, Randolph L,uers' toa Young
% Relative, embracing series Of years from early youth
10 mature manhood, and for sale by r. J. SMITH.
June 10. I'LL
NWTANTED, a. an Apprentice the Pruning Bust
w ness, Youth Of respectable connexions, from
10 i6 years NJ age possessing good Eugsh Education
Apply At the Office Of Ills psper. May 20.
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llaelzeI,s Exhibition

WKTlLL be closed for lew days.-Notce will bo
w gwen Of the evening Of iis re. opening.
August %. SILT
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the BsnR See its acis. Read Gilpn's speech He IL
personally acquainted with its and knows how
10 paint them. He Of the Government Directors
for the last year, and the Cabsl in the Senate refused to
confirm him.
British .Hinisty.-Tbe last news from England also
occupies much OF paper. Lord Grey has resigned;
and Lord Melbourne takes the SEALS Lords Althorp,
Broughsm, SC. retain their Offices The resignation OF
Lord Grey owing TO some developments about the
Irish Coercion Bill. The Ministry is constructed
upon the principle Of Reform. The people would not
consent and would scarcely submit TO, Conservative mi
nistry, Lord Wellington, Peel, sc.
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MR.. EWING rs. MIR. EWING.
(CopY \
"Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

''FOsT 'UFFICE DEPA RTMENT,
18Th August, 1884
81 certify that The precedngisa tue copy Of the orig
nal paper the files of this Department, aud my Gus
tody-the names, with one exception, being omitted.
L. l.. CiIILDS, C0TTespondi1g Clerk
.1iddie Section"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
TRAVELLING.

We had the pleasure, fen days since, OF sc.
log tested of the Locomotive engines on the
BslIDorr and o;'io Railway. II performed ~.
oaiee admirably, ssd appeared to be under the
most perfect control Of t'e engineer. We we're
ssOHisled At the case With ~bieh tic grra, curves
IN the ROAD vere passed. anil we're struck With
that iosk-'i Like sn instructive adherence 10 the
track. The average speed vas about a. mile,
l'sr hour. bot the last two miles, ezst of The in
siiaed PlsaS, Sere patterned ia three minutes
each, being Il the rate % twenty mile, an hour.
The elevation Of the line >, ihs, point vas sppa-
Tsss, and yet ve have no doubt the speed n,i git
have been increased -iih salty, 30 a. 10 Traverse
. mile in two minutes.
We bo'ised several other beautiful engines 10
The progrrss Of construction, 1t tie so'~pany'.
nanufsstOrics' and the public may son eHt,ee,
% SC locomotives ased With entire and E,erf-s,
sueeess along the whole route &, IIar1ersFerry,
sHesp'. perhaps, =, tie inclined plane.
Add Dov that ne have commended praise
worthy sser'ioos, may b. permitted 10 is,iaige
little w f.''l'-ha'Iinz We l,-y the eornp.uy. u
they have say consideration Tor the eouaGort ~
travellers, forthwith 20 run on the road, into the
fr'' rsTine thcy come ssrO'', The niscrsbly oar
nov. sramPosi, sonhnesi. snd aaoon,fortsble sur,
~hieh they run from The Poo, q Posk. To Mo-
Rocaey. snd occasionally 81 the uay 10 Baltimore
We had TIE misfortune. this dsy week, 20 have
been tiut up IN or % them 9TH thirteen others.
vetged IN snd doye-tsilrd vilhost the means 81
shs7Ee q positios. for more thsa sir hours and
~heu released. feR doabtfil vhsthcr we or Our
sofnuenio-a flnfirs too ar,ony thefnl shossld ever
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
Public Sale.

WILL. be sold, on Friday the 18th de,
w OF September next. on credit Of .,s
months on all sums above FIVE dollars, all ~,
Real aHd Psr,onsi Property, consisting Of ii
hcres OF LAND on which . now reside, and
100 Acres in Morgan County Horses, Cattle
and Hogs, Farming Implements OF every kind
together with all my Household and Kitchen
Furniture. As am determined 10 60 to the
west, ] positively will sell
Term For the land, oae-third in hand
one-third in SIX mouths, and the other third
IN twelve months, to be secured by deed OF
trust on the same. For the other property.
bond and security will be required, on all
sums above five dollars. No property 10 be
removed, until the terms Of sale be complied
with Any person buying property, and not
complying with the terms OF the sale, will
Ind q resold, and the first purchaser made
responsible for the deficiency, If any.
Aug. -, lsai. JAMES MOORE.
6J- All persons indebted 10 me mu,i mako
immediate payment: and those having claims
may present them whenever they please.
J. NJ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
PMbfic Sale.

"ITfi q view Of removing To- TIE Wr.s
w i viii sell, a Public Auction. 49,
fhsr'day fAe lisa Of Sept,p,tu net, al
residence near Msrtin.l.lrr. H.tLl,, Co,
va, the follow ing property. viz.
Horses, Cattle, iIogs and Sheen
hleh Cows, young Cattle ard civ.
quantity OF Bacon, Torn m IN. Or.
Bsrouche and Harne.-
Farming Implement, of ever, s..c,,.,
Household and Kitchen rurnr,t, 80
variety u other articles.
The horses are calculated for the ale,
dTen and hsrrs". and among them are ,o.,
rsfuabts bsoeded marc, and eehs OF the b, -
stock IN the country.
Also two STALLION COLTS OF 4 ard Z.
years old. both sired by the uarival,ed a. .
Bsrfrand, OF Kentucky. and tracin, on H.,
Dams side tho host horse. IN England 49,
Ameriea-they are both blood bsy,. If 20.
sixe, and possess fine form and action
Persons wishing to purchase good uari-
VIII have an opportunity Of dong so Ped.
grees, &c will be shown on the dsy of g.f,
or TO any Pcrson wishing TO examine the st.,.,-
IN the mean time.
Tups. For all sums Of s. and under tn,
cash will be required. For the two stallion,
credit OF one and two years will be given. o..
bear interest the second year. For all sum.
OF 500 and under, nine months credit; fo.-
sums over that amount. twelve month. credir
will be given bond and approved security
will be required.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock. Due at
tendance by
RICHARD HENRY RANSOM.
August 2l, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
MARRIED.

On Thur~lay last, by the Rev WIN G. Ma,.
thcws, Mr.. JoHS w. DUFFiELs, Of this county,
To Miss ELIzABETI STEWART, OF M.rtinsbury.
On ThurSlsy last, by the Rev. MIR. SehueiF,r
Mr.. yAcOsIlH SEAaiS. Of Hsrpers-fcry, C
Miss NAHr ASS ID. Porrs. Of this county.
On Thursday last. by the Rev. Scpsirnus TuA
ton Mr.. WILLIAN GRhHAN TO Miss HARaIEI
PiLEs, both Of Bolivar.
On Tuesday morning last. by the Rev. jobs
Royal, Chants 81. CLARK, Esq. 10 Miss tlAx
S,H fa,SrEs SrrBnLETTELD. daughter u Col
James S,ubbleheld, all Of Winchester.
On Monday the LIST instant, h, tie Rev. Jane
Walls, Mr.. AUCrsTIS DALL, Of F.uluier county
90 Miss SrstN ltICH,RDsoN. Of Frederick county
IN ColumLrs, Ohio. on tho 2sIh ult. by W. T.
Martin, Esq. Str. JosErH VARS, . Revolution
AIRY pcnsioner. q Mrs ELEA<oR SwoaDoN
each s,1~1fy three peGrs 0!d and Only THREE m outh
difference 10 their ages
"Nov We must totter down, John, but hand IL
hs''d veil 20,
" And veil sleep together 3, the foot, John An
derson my Joe"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
YOUNG LADIES snn11nARY

y consequence Of the urgent solicitations
n Of many Of hi, former friends aud patrons.
the subscriber has determined 10 open Semi-
nary for Young Ladies. in Chafiestown, on
the 9Th day Of september neat. FROM in
creased experience and the many Improve
nsents IN his plan Of instruction, be is induced
10 believe be Wili Be enabled % give satisfae-
ton TO those vho may favour him with their
patronage.
On addition 10 the usual facilities Of instrue-
ton during school hours, tho pupils uill have
access 20 veil selected Library Of several
hundred volumes.
lis course Of instruction Will comprise the
branches q education usually taught IN the
best institutions of q similar kind. An ~
struetress IN Music, &C. will b. employed, Il
suaieIsauy encouraged. Frequent oppoTtuni.
ties will b. afforded % the friends q thi,
SEMINARY 90 witness the improvement Of the
scholars. Terms made known on admission
Aug. 10, l53t--JL WA ". JONES.
6ILThe session has commenced. IN pies.
saat roota adjoining the residence 81 Me- An
drew Woods. few more pupils can be-
received. Mrs. Grisgs, wbo resides ~ .
pleasant situation. ard has fine rooms. ean
furnish boarding 10 yosng ladies Who ma,
vish TO attend the school
Septembef ~, 1884,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
Trustees Sale.
August E, 1894.

HNT virtue Of dc-d Of trust, executed To
- the subscriber, on the lst day Of Oct
1888, by James u. Wager. for the benefit Of
Gerard p. Wager, Richard johnson, and
others, and Of record in the Clerks Office Oc
the County Court Of Jefferson, I shall. on
" sdaSsdas the 9Th day of October, al the resi-
dence of said james Is. Wager, az IIarpers-
Ferry. proceed 10 sell, at Public Auction, for
cash, ALI HIS PERSONAL ESTATE, con-
sistinS Of valuable Household Furniture,
Horses, several Negroes, and many other ar
iicles.
Also, all the interest Of said James y. Wa
ger in the House and 10, ha now occupies. -
derived from = lease executed 10 him by &C.
rard u. Wager and y. A. Wager.
Also, on the succt eding day, : shall At tho
same place, sell. in the same manner, aud up
on the same terms, allthe interest Of the same
being an undivided interest Of one third, } IN
two valuable Lots OF Land, situated AZ isr-
pers-FeTry in this county one containing six
acres OF land. and known as the Six Acre Lot.
and tbs other containing three quarters Of am
gre, and known n the Ferry Lot.
Sale 10 commence al 10 O'Clock on eAoh
day. EDWARD LUCAS, Jr.
Aug. %. 1894. TrSsf,,.