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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-09
Letter frOhs Ear, Curtis,
COLLECTORS 0gFICE,
New York. 7tl NAV 1912

Newiork, 7th May, 1872
10 he Ehterof The Tribune
I informed that you alOst To publish the Re
port OF NJ Poinderter relation the affairs Of the New
loiA Custom House.
have ju,t received copy ii TIE Report from Washing
ton and nave hastily and partially examined H. have
enough Of 10 be- justified stating AZ now do that rela
ION my official conduct thstrepOr tissue the gross
peryer.ons AMI misrepresentation, will abundanty
appear when TIE documents AMI proofs relating this
j,cl are also published.
For n,taBce, the report attempts 10 show eKrsvagant
Apendures by tor the items stationery and printing
aad would have IT, ers inter that my expenditures "a.
c.ed ihOse OF my predecessors in Office.
The report exhibits Mr. IOyrs expenditures for station.
cry AID printing tor the year preceding the si April,
1884, as amounting 10 near nineteen thousand do!Vs. The
hooks tai, ollce O" that my expenditures tor hx same
oert, lor tie hfst year OF ny official do the
Whole exceed .,-en hon,sand ioliors.
Tie Report states hat the number Of officers AMI cleks
WHOSE appointment the Collector responsible has been
Increased during my tern Of Office beysna that OF my pro
dcce,sOr.
Th, Mi, ta,enen, Of the fact There aud haye
.en during my If Office sssnuuber ~ Inspectors u
= Custom. by twenty than the number employed when
ane into Office The number and expense OF cleck.
uinsb.d also though assigned 70 duties ped
ormed prior n my official tsm.
| an charged With improperly paying 10 Mr. George 4.
Wasson i've thousa.d dollars the 4b June, 81,
when he on, Of OH =. Tbrs not true money "as
fd h, bnt upon settlement Of bis accounts on usi day'
receipt wastaken for the daily advance Of cah made 70
pay and labor at the sppa,e .iofe' dur'g
be three months previous.
am charged with keeping a Mr. Jones IN oifce, Who
-epresened haie supplied stationery 10 he Inp"cioo
improperly. This ) not true. Mr.. Jones Wa n'''r ~
rlnled retained in Office by me Tor single DAY. Ie
charg. that the general expenses Of he Custom ha
zen IN Ter my administration increased, j. not true, a. us
,rc0Bn'. and books sinw.
n - i 81 inference made dyafsi NC
la, j. not susceptible OF saactory eHpllha on upos iaf
,1hl,,ioo Of the truth An opportunity make such y
fbiton was denied before tie Cominisson"fs ~'Ntr
andng the Board forsslv received that %" Nsluoy
iould 20 upon the record uniess had an opportunity
| ~ rro,seNomine tie wnnes~@s. 4.
Nj Pondsxtrr'.Tep0r chi efy ha-ed upon What ~ 60
.s.nsonv taken etpsre, and without giving ne an "pi
unity either for explanation present. TIE Wnih ~
lie subject which that testimony related. shall ~ ~
sndicae my conduct in re-pect IRON the If'F
.ons and SANDERS Of tins pretended report Your. ~
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g. on. lsel, to give satisfaction both a. 70 I'VE ol
SioIn, rooomy IN expense, and have hn estimate iof
S,n.,,ng the custom housr, when neI, ~ ~
IN The e.tiGate ismade on the ii'' ANU "''' 'P " "
u''fN .',,r.,,,ace # thu. selection. made by Mr.
u.m,t Mr.. Curtis on the 2iih day Of April, lsil,
co,r,,d into articles Of agreement with Abraham
Storm for the supply of the entire furniture wtch
bq deemed requisite at the new Ca-tom-iiou.e,
ard ,nok. A. the basis Of the contract, the plans
4, .wing-, and estimate. previously made by Mr.
Fr,z.c. and which. after Oxamin ton by Com
rnitice Of Congress, had been disagreed To- Ihe
Collector reserves l. himself thcrght to dispense
with any portion Of the work contained in the m
ncxed estimate; also, the night to vary from The
said estimate; and, in Gaze of variation. the prices
of substituted work are 10 confirm, at near a. may
be- to the prices Of the within estimate, accordln:
In their relative value" Some other privileges
are reserved 10 the Collector; but he ilnaly agree
10 make payment 10 the said Abraham Storm. ac-
cording 10 the annexed estimate (bcing the esti-
mate rejected by the Committee Of tie House OF
Representatives aud the terms Of this contract, 80
fast a. the said furniture or any portion thereof,
shall be delivered, and approved OF by the said
Edward Curt-. tie Collector, and Mr.. frazee the
architect ". Ewing instruct. the Collector
10 lurai.h the new Cu,,om-Hou plainly and
~ul>' t'ilh.lN. ttkln1 care 70 tAefil-t "A proper
economy in the matter Some of the Commits
,iOaers VISITED the Custom-fiousc AID examined
the furniture as il va. placed, who represented 1t
to be- Of the most cxtravag1nt description bat 10
testimony was taken by the Commission t. test 1t.
value, when compared with the usual prices paid
for similar work in New York. \ few Of the
item, in the estimate under which the contract
was made viii serve TO .hOw the general character
pt the furniture, and the prices at which 1t was 60
timatrd.
Two large mahogany book cases, II feet long, u
feet high, filed " nh pigeon hnies showing l.
doors ~ front, y m suitable ca~e AMI CORNER,
i5"4rtrhi go
SIX large mahogany book c.ses flied with parii-
tons with doors, ieet inches long and bgh, -
- EACH '..-.-.-..t. 80
glt large raLo- any book cases, flied 10 par
uuOu,, with doors. - cet long. siJ2 eacn,.... lon
, Twelve large mahogany DO b cases, f,et long.
II feet Li.h, filed IN VIII pigeon holes, With
doors front and writing table below, with
drawers ~ frame, cloth top. t1l eacb,.... -IOi
oor, taci sj I'a 1884
~, Io, "a ~ '"'"o-a'' '''' ''''' "a
Tue. Items pond III the Oii"r estndc' dihttth
IN. with Abraham Storm; the whole 81 ~ich
TOR DESKS book and counters alone. ans un 20 NE
enormous OF S8j 30 What portion OF ths sum la Al
ready been expended anil how FAR the WORK may have been
varied Tie orgIns plans ard drsNins ROT
c.pthe payment Of $500 winch chargeas an cxpt'" n
icntd To- the collection OF the revenue 70 the uDd derived
from the and epi0umsD Of the Collector no further
epori that subject having been furnished 10 the Com
uis,i1nc by the Collector
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Connected with the subject OF storehouses and
storage. the evidence relating 10 the sale OF the
goods saved from the burning OF the public store
m Front street will be noticed with the CIR
cums,ances attending tins transaction, presented
in general terms, according 70 the facts proved
before the commissioners. The result OF tins
sale viii appear from ihr following report OF the
auditor OF the custom-house. 10 which Is ap-
pended the receipt OF Mr. Wetmore, the public
slorekeeper.
Statement nj aes II rp. sa,ei from he great FIRE ai pub
l store " e Front street treirrrei tie testimony
Of John 4 Feuinsl
aioani % saes....... t+l8 -
Do do. Observation-Disclosures. la.Tli -
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Expenses for Printing and Stationery UNI
der Collector Curtis.

The bills of stationery furnished to the con'ni'-
sioncrs by Mr.. Curtis will show to what extent
that branch ct expenditure At the custom house
has been reformed or modified. There Is but a
shade of difference between the purchases made by
Mr.. Hoyt AID those made by Mr.. Curtis each
being over 100 per cent. on an average, above the
price at which the custom house could have b, en-
supplied by wholesale dealers in the city of New
York
Since the first tabular statements were made out
tie commissioners called on the collector for the
several descriptions of books purchased for the use
of the custom house, or any department thereof,
and the prices paid for the same. The books sent
Lv the collector under this call furnish several
classes, in addition to those previously noticed,
which may be found in the following comparative
prices If book. furnished To the custom house by
+. & J. Waite, since the appointment ct Edward
Curtis as collector and the selling prices OF books
of the same description in the New-York market.
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Couv 81 ,o-ekeeper's bill charged in account OF aes Of
rois sa,- f-1m fir a. public sinr, No - front se'
>aics of burnt goods % public store. DR. -.
To storage and expense on goods re~rncl rom
the IRE ~ Front stree s-''' "
Received paymeuiIn fun ,.--,,o,v
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fcr letter paper. per resm 10
For steel pens, per Eros> 10 go
fnr one blank ledger ~
And all the other items at similar rates; these
rate, are % per cent. above the usual prices paid
by Mr.. Hoyt.
The following bill, rendered at the Custom
House, and paid by the Collector, j. inserted at
large. A. a fair specimen Of the charges made by
I. &. & j. Waite, for printing. blank books and
binding:
Uned ',aie,, per f. Cwfi, Esq, Collector 10 j. q T. g.
Vatie. DR.
Date. Articles. AmosnL
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81 De Treasury. ior uIe lie and bcnehi oi h'
owner. when applied tor. tor each year
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JOHN 4 FLEMING. Auditor
CrsroN-HoUsE New YoRS. June T. 1871

Neu proceed, paid by auc,ioneer- Feb 1870 slsss II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

pursuance Of Decree of the United States Court for the
hh ccu aud Eastern District Of Virginia seld al ,he cy
Richmond ponoun the 10th of May s49 In the case
george Miller Complainant, against Danie Gfihnans ESeeh
and otes Was am"ng "mc
Commissioner for that purpose, should sell NJ pubic AUCTION
highest bidder Real Estate Of which Daniel Grinnan
TIE Undersigned therefore M Executor of Daniel Crnnan
-d and az Commissioner, as aforesaid, WILL on The 2s
e ct, for SALE at public auction. that we'll known and
% Estate called Pressure Isle which adions the Estate Of
o. iu William Champe Carter called Farey,) aud which i,
nd-d two sides Elk and edgran rivers; the
e miles. which unite South East point of the said Land
!ai forms the North branch of the Rappahannock river
THIS Estate is one Of valuable in the State, and con-
aus 5s7 acres more half Of which Is low grounds
m The residue healthy wheat land WIN shcehcy OF woou
ner o' all purposes ne said Estate Is s"sesPtne W Wv
'" NJ leas, three GOOD farms, and unless Sod III pouy
M he sold Ia purchasers There is upon The farm new
ana eonnod"us brick io,se covered with slate contain
en rooms "y Cellars, &c, brick office aud Kitchen ice
Se stone sing hou>r and every necessary building
= suDjset 10 dover, which has been laid on by de
wee OF the Court which will shewn on the day of SALE and
h may be purchased, and terms then to be known
at the same time and place the undersigned will offer for
ale another Tract Of Land containing about O7l acres and
now BY the of Marsh Farm III The comfy of Fauouer
JOINS the lands of William Sknker and Dr. Coplon and
au miles from Wheae,'s aud three from K,y,s well
%h Manufacturing Mills There this Farm SMALL but
O9sioab!e Improvements.
ann al the same time and place, the undersigned will offer
noa in the South East corner of Rappahunnock county
xI The property Of Major Roberts particular de.
i 'ion Of which will be given the day Of sale.
he he undersigned WILL Bird day of October 1872
~ M toor Of the Farmers Hotel the of Fredercks-
about &c acres lying in the county Of spoltsyvania on
N.Y. uhp'Se, about miles from Fredericksburg, and he
A. zen upon which The said Tracts of Land offered for
IL ~, as follows TO wit0ne fourth cash, at short date,
'edae IN three equal annual payments, bearing niecs'
day Of salee deferred payments to be secured by
JOHN s. WEXFORD,
II a.. Commissioner and Executor Of ID. Gnnnan.
-. Colds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09
Eyt.usirl sale Of Iuiunbie James Rircr LANDS.

Egtensiue sale IF raiunDe James Rirr LIMBS
pursuance Of deed cu'rd by the late John Wckhan o.
/ the Civ Of Richmond the subscribers, the I'D day OF
September s3s Tor purpose therein set n, me shall pro-
coed t" sen at public ane" on tuesday HE s dry {" A%'e,
estates lying Oh James River and luckahoe Creek VIZ
No. THE % Pas s'rnng ye ,T zqa acres 81 arse
portion which consists Il" rverlo grounds o acres being on
aekaoe Island with oy % leS ,, ee.r hs
of the open land ard hr whole Of in excellent heart
pts no" !" operation" ." CoAi MINES ""' ''
much Coal could be raised at once the wafer of
lands offer favorable prospect to those who
No land formerly owned by the late James Cur
rie called Eurs e"atanins BY survey 6a netrs Of wan
1uckahoe Island This tract has it excellent two story
brick succeed dwelling with an Ice house and other convenient
The L"rer Plantation purchased Of The re-, late David i
low sround9l being Tuokaoe Island, and e acres
the main land besides large baby Of second w cronhs
There dwelling house IN this land which, with some repair
nigh, he made comfortable residence. "
No. l. of Land bought by Thomas Mann Randolph
iiGA acres bed of The old mill pond, drained hy
Tresaoe Canal which contains by survey Gsncc. and which,
small expense Of labor, might be made excellent meauo"
On about Il acres s " Corner Mr. Randolph has reserved
.ht dig coal This land adins No and was separated
from it by the mill poLd. definite line will he run he
twe.n them The SALE which will then he made known
These tracts Of land are to each ohef ne
Canal through the last They form body of land OF great r.
To s nna bens dhsss a o ten TO miles
tages the Canal which at the foot of The hs W m
do the possible rIny the II affords OF
and OF water power there being perpetual waste OF wa
points, with the value Of the coal property make IT.
perhaps the drsiahe real estate that was ever offered Tor
sale Virginia About 80 lave been LINED, win great
The usual quantity Of wheat, about 900 bushels WIZ be
soSn this Autumn
will he offered for sale at ElrGe which nearly
CENTRAL the order ubnyc described The terms wiz be- one
fourth tile purchase money cash. and the residue In three
annual payments Bonds with approved security, hearing nltr
from The day of sale, with deeds of trust on The property VIII
required by the purchaser Possession will be given fs lei
January, ls43
euvey Of the property will soon be deposited at the Exchange
Reading Roon in the city Of Richmond The premises will be
any DESTROYS Of seeing them by Mr. AVIS 'he ma
nagcr. u. w. LElLu -, Trustees.
Soon after the Lands sold The Slaves, Stocks Crops &C.,
" - II. w. l..
". r. w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09
THOMAS 4 CHARLES ELLIS,

THOMAS CHARLES
Importers IF Dry Goods, Hardoare, Gallery and Guns
opposite THE EXCHANGE HASk,
RE now receiving by arrivals direct from Liverpool To james
~ River Fall moriaun 10 which they invite the atIen
lion of country merchants generally.
In their Dry Goods apartment WIZ De iouhu the pest
Blankets Napt Cuttons, Plains
Cloths CassimereS, Nestings
Prints, Cnmbrics, Linens, Fiannels
Sa,,nets, KeTseys, Jeans, Hosiery, Gloves
Ribbons Iares Edcings, Sliawis, Handkerchiefs
Threads, and all kinds Of nomestcs
Also
Superior French cotton Blankets
Ready made London Overcoais
Extra superfne Beaver Cloths
Gather Leeeins and Callers
Irdport Seine IRVINE
llarlhanl's No 9 Snif
In the Hardware department. which is distinct from thai OF TN
Dry Goods, they offer
Rodgers pen. pocket and table Cutlery and Scissors
EIli,'s and Wade Butchers celebrated Razors
Butchers and Sons Files, Tools, Hasps and Saws
Sprar's teuon. hand and back Saws
James and other makes of wood and brass Screws
CLARK. Hollow ware and and broad HUT Hinges
CapeDtei and all other kinds Of Knob Locks and achrs
Pad chest. ill, trunk and cupboard Locks
brass and iron Candlestirks Of all kinds
Trace. halter, dog, OK and log Chains
Horse shoe and wrought Nails; also, cut Nails
Tinnrd and cast Tcake,tles and Saucepan.
Wedding, killing, garden Hoes aud Rakes
Sad Irons aud Tutors do.
AnvilS and Vices, sledge and hand Hammers
AIDES, Axes, llacles and hand Axes
Mill, cross cot, pit and hand Saws OF all kinds
Spades and Sliovcls, and 2 and prong Forks
Hnse, cotton and wool Cards
Bass ana wire Tenders
Selves, Coffee Mills aud Bed Cords
Bright aud anntal.i Wire, from nos. S 10 30
Fairbanks warranted Scales tat Agency price, to weigh iron
CT To 5000
Plated Sadey Siirrrps Bride Bits and Bride Iratlrts
Shot Belts and Powder Horns and Flasks
Cannon very superior single aud double Guns and Pistol
shear German SterS 10y the
TIN Plate aud Block Tin and Castings, &C., &C., &C.
Sept. 6 'sb-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

,HE subscriber will the second session OF his
School The first Monday In September next, ut ms rest
dence county of Hanover about twenyfonr miles from
Richmond mile from the public road leading by Gcoas
10 Louisa Court house. The regular Of instruction will he
pursued which usual in Classical Schools, consisting Of The
Ancient Languages Mathematics and the ordinary braI hes {"
an ENGLISH course The location Of the School hne ana
healthy neisohood and removed from every temptation 10
wee extravaganza The sricirs attention will he pad 10 tue
ron,ct md morals of lie boy they being considered part
o ms family The hundred and twenty dollars
year. payable half the commencement Of each SESSION."
Reference NAV - made w " Prndlrton. Of The Ep
High school, aud Thomas Nelson ESQ., Richmond Al com
nra.ios addressed to the subscriber, nj Montpelier Post oce
GURDON II. PENDIEToN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09
ROokS AND STATIONERY

HOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SsMlTIi, pRINkER & MORRIS, Successors 10 SMITH &
- P4MER receiving their Fall supply of Goods Sc
ected personally OF the partners in the Northern CITIES
which with their stock hand renders their assortment the
most commanding offered in Virginia embracing Law, Me
dica Theoo.ica Classical Miscellaneous and all standard
Books Stationery uf every variety, Music and Musical
Instruments Drawing Materials, Mathematical Instruments
Mars and Globes, Surveyors Compasses, &C., &c.
order. Binding every description executed in the su
pcrur
Country visiting city, and the old customers Of
House will always find complete stock select frani and
upon as accommodating he had in city,
SMITH, URlNKER l. MORRIS,
Late Smith Il Palmer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09
Aug. 10

NToTICE-The franklin Manufacturing Company have APP
IN pointed A. g. Maddox their Agent who viii DC furnishes
his Store Bank of Virginia, win a,se
supply OF all the varieties Writing Paper made Of Their NH
Fooscp acap packet post and letter paps Oil @ &c
satisfy the public City and country merchants and czens OF
the State generally respectfully invited TO examine ms
md ace II |, mol 10 their domestic manu-
factires RICHARD Nhii E'is''N' "a r.
Oct. ], 1871.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

TRUSTEES sALE-By virtue OF Deed of Trust executed
the subscriber by C. NJ Baxon Esq., ana dmy iecoIaea
shall SALE tile highest bidder, for cash. In front
the Bell Tavern in the city Of Richmond public auction on
Friday the 9th day of September 1872 four Slaves TO witt Ma
tida Richard Mary Ann and Caane. Also, various articles
Furniture said property as may be necessary Ia
satisfy each of The dents enumerated said deed Of trust 10 me
moi already satisfied Sucn title only vested in me will be
conveyed TO the purchaser. . o,,nrNrx, ,,
g., 6 35-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

SALE OF NEGROES, &c, &c.-on Monday, the 25h day OF
~ the present month, tSrpembe il fair, h not the next iaf
day thereafter will be sold, without reserve, by VIM H. curtis
and John d. Thomas Trustees certain purposes at the hea
dow Bridges The residence OF the subscriber, in the eonny "
Hanover all of his Slaves amounting To about a OF 'arois
Kinds none old; them good plantation hands, an
excellent ironeI and wasler and good carpenter,
young aud likely Also all the ork consisting of horses cat
tie, aud plantation utensils, good aud harness anu
buggy and harness. aud all my household and kitchen furniture,
with the growing the and indeed every kind of person.
al property belonging well furnished farm and hoInestead
The Slaves viii be sold for cash. Terms of the other properly
at sale. A. g JONES
Sale conducted by R. II. DICKINSON, Auct.
- Sent 34-tds
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April ID

RtsrEE'S sALE-Pusuant to the provisions Of Two deeds
Il trust executed TO the subscriber y ishan fuckeu, Tor
purpose securing OF money due by the SAID
Pickett to Abne Roso both deeds dated on The 9 day Of
April $50, recorded in the County Court once OF henco
the as day c April $780, the other recorded In s
Office of the County of Chesterfield on s loih day OF
Juy lsiO will proceed sell, TO the highest bidder ON Mon
day, the 18th day of September. ls4 The following pieces
ce or acts Of Land the Of Chestefed conveyed 10
me by the said pucke One tract of land CONTAINING about a
being Of land formerly owned by Ellison Cark;
other tract fland adonng the same called Bogs
Ing about 200 said county called 's rack
adjoining rlhur TAYLOR and others containing about Isl
and other tract Of Land Swift creek formerly owned
William Newly possession Of Mr. Sanel Gregory con-
tanning aot 500 The sale will take place on inc tract OF
land first named where Ellison Clark formerly iven where ai
The above tracts will be sold II is aont one mule East OF WI
kns Halls store The made known on The DAY OF sale
commencing 1t ocock p. NJ. The sale VIII positively ake
place Also will SELL arreeaby 10 the provisions OF me deeo
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the County Court OF enrco
before tho front door of The Bell Tavern In The city OF
Tuesday the ah September 1892, one equal fourth par Of
the Tree Hill Race with all the aPpurtranees thereuno
belonging Also Negro Boy named Patrick about 10 years
old. The title all the property believed to be ungueona-
HE, hut shall convey the title invested IN me by
said deeds, and no other.
Apc 10 Colds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-09

RICHMOND VIRGINIA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1912

FAIRFIELD AND BROAD ROCK FALL. kaCEo, 'e'-' "
commence Tuesday, the Goth of September an ian, mill
FiRsr Dar.-The Fairfield Jockey Club Purse S4Oo' ' 49,
hents entrance So5. :, 80. go
SECOND D,ySA two mile heats, with three yea
olds entrance S200, half Forfeit or more &c make ' :
close on OF bcfre the 10th September go "a. ,ba
race, close ln September, entrance sioo M
forfeit, 3 or mole Ia maker 100 -, IN.
THIRD DAr-l. Broad Rock Jockey Purse $500, three mile
heats, entrance SaN. -
ForhTH DAY.-Proprietors Purse $780, two mile n r :"
trance SIS ISHAM ruthEI !.
Owing 10 the hard times, have concluded To- nave '1 .
weeks ncns This being the last meeting oil INC fairlsu
suh.rrn,;n ~ 'i |. r.
S.,, j Bid
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r Ann FOR sALE.-Ry virtue of a decree OF jhe County
IL Court of cncp pronounced the 5th day oil August,
1892 Of Dews, &c Mann and Others sma as
named in the said decree, proceed 10 sell upon
the premises, 10Th day of September io me lac, ~
Land lying the lower en Of Ilenrco county IN me- s
hood Market. belonging the heirs OF the late
Fyser and upon which the late Edward Carter resided at the
time OF DEATH The contains about 31 acres me pay
ents will he for so much cash pay the costs Of sale ana
The writ and the balance in two equal nstaments of and "
months The purchaser give bond and seeniy or
credit payments and the title TO be wltbhelu uh al Tue
purchase money shall be paid
-. 10 30-tds