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PUBLIC SALES OFLAND
Lands o1'John EsansioiDh

" kptSohG, FOX SALE.
tSf virtue OF decree pronounced on The l,h
ID day ofJunc, 1915, BY the Circni, Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, for The town OF Pc.
teFsburg III the suit Of B;axtons executor AM!
others, The undersigned Commissioners pponc,l
10 execute said decree, will, on The 9Th lay 81
October nexttha, being The court day OF Charlotte
county, al The Court House OF SAID county sell \,
auction 10 the highest bidder, The Lands herein.
after described AMI lying in said county belong.
ing 10 the estate OF The late John Randolph decd
THE MIDDLE QUARTER.
Tins spienSid Estate, on which is The Mansion
House oilhc late proprietor contains by n recent
survey l7l9 acres. Of which 1873 are Staunrun
River Low Grounds admirably adapledlo tobac-
CO. and SO well known IS scarcely TO require de-
scrption; 400 acres OF the tract are second low
Grounds, 200 acres Of Middle, and C2G acres III
Highlands. Middle Quarter is within some 10 or
l2mes OF Charlotte G. H. from which the access
10 the city Of Richmond via charlottesville and
the James River Canal is easy and conyenien,
and is III neishborhood Of great salubIily, and
ailording fine society. II is bounded on The WcsI
by The Saunton River, on The North By the Clark,
Ferry Road, on The East BY Lipsromb's md
SCOTS Lands, and on The Sonlh by Col. Caring.
tons As il is presumed that purchasers unac.
quained with The estate will visit il before the
sale, further description is deemed supernlou>
opportunity for investments in Land
HUNDLEY'S AND BOULDIN'S.
These two valuable Contiguous TIacls will he
sold al The same lime and place, by the same an.
lhority. They contain, together, 1851 acres o.
Land, OF excellent quality. Also,
GlLLIAMS,
another estate of MIR. Randolph's, containing 1871
acres.
These lands have been laid on, so as 10 ADM
Of being sold in whole tracts, or parcels 10 sui
purchasers.
On the day following the above sales
(and on several succeeding days if necessary
will be sold on the premises all the stock, incu
ding Number OF the finest blooded horses, farm
! ing Implements and personal properly oil every
description on Middle Quarter Estate on Humid
ey's and Boullns, and Gillams, and also Low
er Quarter and Ferry Quarter Estates, in Tho
same neishboThood
TERMs-For the Real Estate one.third i'm cash
the balance Of the purchase money in Two equa
instalmenis of one and two years, with interps
from the day fsale. Possession given on the Is
OF next January, with the privilege of entering
and seeding grain &c, this fall The lille 10 h
retained until payment oil the purchase money, OF
| the lille 10 be conveyed on the cash payments be
! ing made, and The inslamenls secured by lrls
deed on the property. For the personal properly
cash Tor all sums Of 80 dollars and under, anC
bond and security on a credit OF six months, io
all amounts over that sum-
MIR. Wyatt Cardwcll, at Charlotte CT. House
will show The property 10 persons DESTROYS TO ex
| anime il before The sale
II. l.. BROOKE,
X. L. DANIEL,
July 22-Chls Commissioners
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A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
TIME subscriber offers for sale the estate lying
near Prince Edward Court House, known
as Springfield The tract OF land contains 900
acres, very fair proportion Of which consists Of
excellent wood land and low grounds, large
quantity of improved high land, with good build
incs and all necessary Improvements for COM
Portable residence. 1t is situated within one mile
of Prince Edward Court House, Two miles from
Hampdet Sidney College, and seven miles from
Farmvie. These places furnish a constant and
excellent market for all otis productions. There
is no place in Virginia more entirely healthy, and
no society superior in intelligence and morality
10 thai in is immediate vicinity. It's nearness 10
HE Court House and College afford superior ia
cili,ies for education. There are two fourishins
female schools, and one male school, al The Court
House.
The overseer will show the premises to any
person wishing 10 see them. Persons wishing 10
purchase. will address the subscriber at Farm
Vile Prince Edward county, Virginia.
Terms One third cash, on delivery OF the
deed and the residue in one and two years. For
The deferred payments, bond and security will be
required. CllaS D. CAKRlNu ioN'
Tulv 1t--rff
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Sfratt0n,s Office

MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TEEN TIL
In STREET..
Schemes for the Week.
Draping reccircd ercry DAY al 0'cl0tk, u. u.
$500 dollars, 1000 dollars.
Friday al the Exchange, Al o'cock.-Monon-
gala, 81. Capitals $500, 1000 51s So 500,
400, 3 OF 300, sc. rs Nos, Ii drawn. Tickets
l dollar halves so cts, quarters 25.
10000 dollars, 1000 dollars.
Saturday misunderstanding, Extra, lSs. Ca
pilals: $4,000, 1000. l.4l5, S Of 1000 &c. 7s
Nos. II drawn Tickets SO, halves | SO, quar-
tiers rs els.
1921 dollars II cts, or 10000 dollars nett.
For Monday Mornins-AlexandTia, Glass No.
80. Capitals: 1924 II, or 10000 nett, 10000,
1000, 1908, 50 Of 1000, &c. 70 numbers 10
drawn. Tickets 10 dollars, halves S, quarters
SO.
Orders for packages, certificates Of packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent, when re-
auested. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Aug. Richmond. Va.
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Besides prizes OF $40U, 80, &C., SC.
Whole tickets 20 dollars halves 10, quarters S,
eighths 2 SO.
Certificates Of Packages of26 Whole Tickets $500
Do. do 26half $50
Do. do. 26quarter 65
Do. do 2Geighlhs 80 so
n Orders for tickets and shares and cerlii-
Gates Of packages in the above splendid Lottery
will receive the mos, prompt attention, and an
official account of the drawing will be sent irnme-
dialely after it is over TO all who order from u.s.
Address 10
J. G. GREGORY s. CO., Managers,
Aug. Richmond. Virginia
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A MOST VALUABLE EsTATE IN LOUISA

THE ,l,3 acres Of land lately advertised ~
i me. belonging 10 thr family OF Nathaniel A.
Smith, deceased. giving On the Nonhanna River
and Elk Creek, near Cars Bridge. 5 miles from
he Louisa Raj Road. 80 rom r'rede,n ,s,--1nro
and Is from Richmond will be sold 10 The high
est bidder al LouiM Coma House., on Monday,
August Ilh being The first day OF August Cour,
TERMs- One-lhird cash, The rest in one and two
years, with the usual security.
Fresh description is needless. The uact unites
many and great advantages, and bidders. verify
believe, may expect great bargain.
LUCIAN MINOR.
July 22--Cids (S32Jl For the owners
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THOMAS II. BOTT.
RICHARD c. l.. MONCURE,
ARTHUR A. MORSON,
r. b. BARTON,
JOHN w. BRONAUGH.
July o9-c.ds

At a Court of Quarterly Session held for the
"A county Of Louisa at the Court House there
Of on Monday, 9th day Of June, 1915
On the motion Of Robert Faushee and Plea
san, Henshaw, rgaiees Of VIM McGehec, decd,
The Court doth order, that all persons who may
have claims against The said decejen', do exhibit
the same to his administrator, Jacquene ID. Gil
liam. within eight weeks from This lime Tor settle
mcnt-and that copy OF this order be published
in the Richmond Enquirer, paper published ~
the city of Richmond, for eight weeks success
sively, and posted al the door Of Ihis Court House
on two several Court days.
A Copy-Tesle:
me 00-wSw
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SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue Of a decree OF the County Court OF
| ID Northumberland in the case OF Powell and
wife, and Walker guardian OF Q. J. Wright, rs.
| @. ]. Wright, &c, The undersigned, Commission
er OF the Cont will offer for SALE on WEDNES-
| DAY, the 18th day Of August next, il fair, II
sec. that valuable Tract Of Land, the property Of
Cherry POM Neck, IN the aid comfy. The
estate is estimated 10 contain about 300 acres,
lies in a part Of The county proverbial Tor is fer
tlity. borders on the waters al Ieocomico river,
and produces line crops 81 the staple products oil
Eastern Virginia. The Improvements arc,
iweing house, in lolefabv good order and
large and excellent barn. Taken altogether, Ibis
property presents IN opportunity for profitable 10
vesImenr rarely offered.
on the next day, 10 vii The 18th August, toy
virtue Of the same decree shall sell also, upon
the premises The Tract OF Land also the proper
I IL oil James G.. Wright decea' ed, lying IL West
moreland This tract contains about $50 acres
OF goo forest land, adjoining the properly Of
Richard Syiner and Benedict Walker, near Old
hams 4 roads.
TERMs-A sum sufficient 10 pay he costs Of
suit and The expenses Of sale will he required IN
cash-one rnociy Of the balance Of the purchase
money 10 be paid on ihs Isl 81 January, lelo-
the o,her moicy payable in three ins'almens,
in six twelve and eighteen months from he Isl
January 1916, and hearing interest from that
day-the tile 10 be retained I'LL payment oil The
purchase money, and conveyance ordered by
The Court Bond and security required.
RIO. MAYO, JR., Commissioner.
lime O1--cl.tl
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VALUABLE MATTAPONf LAND FOR SALE.
WE offer Tor sale that well known Tract of
w Land called Mount Zephyr, the late resi-.
dence of James B. Thornton, deceased It is
situated in Caroline county, on the Maraponi
river, Just five miles above Bowling Green, and
contains 532 acres, a considerable portion Of
which is rich river bottom, mostly in cultivation,
and the residue consists almost entirely OF fertile
second flats The Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad runs nearly through The
centre OF il, passing near the barn and daelling,
affordng The daily facility cf tTansro.!a..:,n and
travel to Richmond and Fredercksburg-i-omth the
former of which, it is distant Is miles, ard from
the latter Is miles. II has been The family man.
sion Tor several generations, and the seat and
source of free and liberal expenditures fact
which exhibits itself not only in the appearance
Of the buildings, but also forcibly attest, the &C.
nervous and valuable quality of the Farm James
b. Thornton will be glad 10 see al his house, i'm.
medialelv adjoining any one DESTROYS OF viewing
the premises, and will answer with pleasure any
inquiries upon the subject. Address Bowling
Green, Caroline county.
ANTHONY THORNTON.
PETER r. THORNTON,
JAS L. THORNTON,
CHARLES w. THORNTON.
r. B. THORNTON.
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Julv 5-rwlds
CASH SALE or JAMES RIVER LAND
IN GOOClLAND.

CASH SALE or JAMES RIVER LAND
IN GOOCliLAND.
DY virtue of deed of trust bearing date the
d l1h June 1913, and of record in The office Of
the Clerk Of Goochland County Courl, from John
Day and Anthony Civil, to me, as Trustee, |
shall proceed 10 sell, on mea , The 3D. day
ton, ior cash, The land above named. Ii is su-
aed about Is miles above Richmond, on James
river the Canal running lhroughi Ii contains,
by estimation, :'25 acres, more or less. about 100
acres of which are hoom land, The balance clay
land of improveablc quality. II is bounded on
the West BY Ma Ian l; oTn r. Feny Dad, on the
sides. and the lands of John Robertson. called
RYE Field, on the East by The Rye Field estate,
and on The South by James river. Ii lies in The
coal region and is believed TO contain thai article
in abundance.
Tbe lille 10 the land is believed 10 be indi,nu,a
bic, bul, selling As Trustee, shall only convey
such tile as is vested in me as trustee
RICHARD SAMPSON, Trustee.
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Wakefield for Sale.

7 OFFER for sale one OF The best Estates on
j The Potomac River, containing abont 1929
acres, between six and eight hundred Of which
are aiable and now in cultivation. The land i,
generally rich black loan, inlerspcrscd with
shells. and III fertility is certainly equal, if moi
superior 10 any on he river In one OF The fields,
convenient 10 wood, is an inrXhaus,ibe bed OF
oyster shells, which could he easily converted
into lime, and made useful on snch parts II the
estate rs may MOI be already sufficiently supplied
with tina, valuable manure.
The Buildings consist Of an Orerseers House
Glanary, and all the oul-houSeS necessary Tor III.
use al the Farm
The estate is bounded on three sides BY Bridge
Creek, the River and Pores Creel-requiring
less than The usual quantity Of fencing 10 enclose
il. Ii is the birthplace Of Washington. Fish,
Oysters and Wild Fowl are abundant and indeed
all the facilities OF living are cheap and easily
procured.
With the Estate, wish 10 DISPOSE OF from
eighteen 10 twenty LIKELY NEGROES, con-
sstins n!a lair proportion OF men, women. boys
and children.
The health OF the situation may be estimated
rs The fact, Of which am informed, that the ply
scians bill for the last ten years has not ave-
ragged $40 per annum.
Society is good, and the neighborhood general
" healthy II the number OF very old person,
now living, and the bills Of mortality were con-
suited, il would be found 10 bear 4 fair cOmpari-
son with any Of The monna in regions oil he State
-in,eed, il is believed thar in The Inst len years.
in proportion 10 population, fewer death have &C.
CURED than in any other part OF Virginia APP
ply II The office OF the Baltimore American.
July l6-eols
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
AIRS. &C. BURkE'S School wi be re-ol en-
lHl ed onfhe 18th day OF Seplembe nexi WI en-,
assisted by masters Of experience an ability, she
proposes thorough and extensive course OF Fe-
male Education. July l5-lf
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LOTTERIES.
HOyt's Lottery OfHcc
Nos, I EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH

I'M y - y = II III N U z TLhCE, RIJE1-
IN MOND, Virginia.
HoYT is about t, eclipse himself EIe has
ecliPsed every body else in selling Grand CAM.
tn Prices and is now about 10 sell IS 600 dol
lars ior 20 dollars; 10000 dollars for 10 dollars
&c, &C. You hear great deal abou, Prizes,
but yon Eiluw that HOYT stands at the head Of
The present generation OF Vendors. HOYT has
actually sold one Prize which amounted 10 more
money than any FIVE sold in the last five years BY
any Vender in Richmond. Talk about Capital
Prizes! You should never mention the subjec,
without associating HOYT'S name with it,
Who wants the following Priest Don'tbe de-
iuded with The idea that you can gel them, except
by applying either in person or by letter (no post.
age necessary to Head Quarters for big Capt.
tails. D. M. HOYT. Richmond
p. S. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
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Aug. I
j. G.. Gregory 4 Co.
n n ANAGERS, NO. l0l, MAIN STREET,

Nl RICHMOND, Virginia.
Sple,1did Scheme for august
Grand Capital Of 10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass IS. TO be drawn at
Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, Both August, lS45.
- Nos, and - drawn ballots.
GRAND SCHEME: $4,000, $4,000 1000, S, 100, 6
i 900, 60 Of 500, &C., &C., &c.
Tickets only 10 dollars-Halves 5-Qua'rs SO.
Certificate Of package OF &c whole tickets 81 10
Do. do. 2G halves 70
Do Go. 26 quarters IS
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Prizes: SIS, 900, 10000. $4,000, II, 900,
I0.000s

In the Lottery for the 9th eptember-Capial
10000 doars-there are 1888 1877 dollars all Of
which is TO be distributed, to make up the loss of
"short crops by HOYT. HOYT has no idea
there is man within the reach OF this paper who
won't have Ticket in the Lottery about 10 draw
now. Prizes are 10 be semitic the country, and by
HOl'I too. Note that particularly.
GRAND SCHEME
Grand Capital OF $4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 50, 10 be drawn at
Alexandria, D. Gu Saturday, 3Olh August, ls45.
q Nos, and 10 drawn ballots.
GRAND SCHEME:
$4,000 $4,000
1000 $3.50
6 prizes of20OO 10 prizes of l.sG3
&c &c DO. OF i,3;TTG GO do. of 900
Go Of 500 &C., &c. SC.
Tickets only 10 dollars halves 5, quarters SO.
Certificate ola Package of26 Whole Tickets $40
Do. do. 26quarlers IS
GRAND MAMMOTH Sen ME:
$4,000, S25,O 200, $4,000!
Grand Alexandria Lottery, Glass A, Tor 1915,
to be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
9th of Seple,nvei, 1875 y No. Lottery. l3
drawn ballots.
Mammoth Scheme u Grand Capital of 49,.
600 dollars, of $4,000, $4,000, 10000, 5000
$1,000 1000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 2,847, prizes OF
2,5uO, III OF 2uuu, ~ oil i,I5U, ~ OIL ,50O, 5u oil
1000, ITO OF 500, besides Prizes OF 400, $50, &c
The first two numbers 400 dollars; the nexl
two numbers $50 dollars!
Whole Tickets 20 dollars, halves 10, quarters
5, eishths 2 so. Certificates of Packages OF %
Wholes go dollars, 20 halves 1870, 2G quarters IS
pc eighlhs 80 so.
P. S. When in town, always call at Hoy,'s fol
Prizes Please note the above Schemes, and
remit Immediately.
p Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Cert
fcates OF Packages in the above splendid Lotto
ries will receive the most prompt attention, ard
an account OF each drawing sent when request
ed, 10 all who order Tickets from
Richmond Anonsl ID M HOYT.
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also offer for sale the Farm on which re-
side, called Liberty Cottage, adjoining The above,
and originally portion of The same Tract with
il. II contains l73 acres, and would be valu-
able addition, forming a vel limbcred and
waered, compact pretty and profitable Farm,
of ITO acres-allogelher, one OF The mos, desira.
Lle in The county ON the MalaponiI liver.
JAS. r. THORNTON.
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Grand Capital of 10000 Dollars.

Alexandria Lottery, Glass IS, 10 be drawn at
5 Nos and 10 drawn ballots:
Grand scheme: 10000, 1900, 1000, 500. G
prizes of 2,o00 10 of 500 90 of 200, SO of ,000
60 OF 500, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halves 5-Quartcrs2 so.
Certificate OF package of &c whole tickets Sl40
Do. do. DC half do. 10
Do do. 26 quarter do. IS
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likewise offer the Tract Of Land on which
reside, called Rover's Rest situated in Caroline
County, about miles from the above, contain
ing about 700 acres. The buildings are new and
commodious and The Farm in good condition. A
large proportion Of il consists nt rich swamp and
new ground, now in cultivation.
ANTHONY THORNTON.
hup
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TN pursuance of decree of the Court of Flu
i wanna county, sitting in chancery, rendered on
the 25lh day OF July 1915, shall, as Commission
er under said decree, proceed 10 sell at public
auction, on The premises, on the l4lh day Of Oc-
Archibald Nj. Harrison.
Carysbrook lies in bend OF the Rivanna river,
about miles above Columbia in the coun-
~ OF Flnvanna, and contains, together with a
tract OF 100 acres, bought of X. Woodson, and
another uacli of 20 acres, purchased of All.
Shepherd, (Which will be sold with i,) go acres
Of which nearly 300 acres are first late low
grounds, and about 200 acres second low grounds
of very superior quality-the balance OF The high
land lies remarkably well, and is highly improv-
able. The Dwelling is large and well built of
Brick The Barn newly built OF Brick, with a
new Threshing Machine The whole Estate is
in fine condition for productive agriculture.
In accordance with The Decree Aforesaid, The
Terms of the sale will be-one- fourth of the pur-
chase money in ca>h-onc-hali OF the residue
payable u months from The day Of sale and
the balance 10 be paid in years from The day OF
sale.
Bonds, with approved security, and deed OF
trust on the properly, vii! required for The de-
leIred payments
PEYTON HARRISON, Com'r.
p S. Should the purchaser desire il an ar.
rangement can be made by which he Willie per-
mi;led TO retain the whole. or nearly the whole Of
the deferred payments, for some y,ors, as The
money will, probably, not be wanted bring The
minority OF the heirs.
P. HARRISON, Guardian, &c.
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Received IN DRINkER s, NORRIS.
TIME Parsonage OF Mora
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Most Splendid!

$4,000 Dollars! 25, 0O0i $4,000!
Grand Alexandria Lottery, Glass A, for 1915,
10 be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday,
2'lh Of September, 1916. 70 number Lottery, Is
Drawn ballots.
Mammoth Scheme:-l grand capital of IS, 600
Collars; Of 25,OoO $4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000,
noo, G,Ooo, 5 OOO 1000, 2,S47 prizes OF $500,
~ u OF 1000, 20 of $50, 90 OF $780, so Of 900
~ 90 o. 500 besides prizes Of 400, $50, &C., &c.
,n Inc hrs two numbers 400 dollars; the next two
numbers $50 dollars!
Whole tickets 20 dollars halves 10, quarters s.
, WINS 2 SO. Certificates of packages of 26
o. oes Soo dollars % halves 100, &c quarters IS,
IL, r Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cer,ifi-
r; ass o. Packages in the above Splendid Lolte-
Az aes Will receive the most prompt attention. and
asi tecoln' of each drawing will be sent immedi-
ord. al'er 1t is over free OF postage, 10 all who
mi. >, JOHN M. CLARKE,
~ Richmond, va,
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TN compliance with decree OF The Superior
/ Cour; OF ChanceIv or lhe Richmond Circuit
pronounced on The ::.5th day Of June, 1915, in a
suit therein depending in which SEYMOUR. Vial
is Plaintiff and John Quarlcs, George NJ. West
and EVELYN A. his wife formerly Quares, Jo-
seph G.. Parkinson ami Ann f. hi, WIFE Formerly
uuar!rs. Amanda Quarlrs, George w. wilson
John Thompson and Henry w. Qnarle-, The
two last merchants and partners, under The firm
of John Thompson & Co, and Mary W. Walden.
Defendants, shall, as Special Commission, pro-
coed 10 SELL public auction, 10 the highest bid
Ger, in front OF the Bell Tavern, in tie city oi
Richmond, al 10 O'clock, a. NJ, on WEDNES-
DAY, lhe Goth day olths month, (Aususi,l inI
cash. three S!avcs--a boy about l. years OF age,
a woman and sifl--ihe woman good cook
And, al o'clock IN the afternoon Of The same
dav, shall pro ecd 10 sell, on The premises, the
Lot ofGround, with comfortable brick dwelling
thereon, in which The said Amanda Quarles and
Parkinson and wife al this time reside, situated
on Church Hill, at The corner Of II and 22d
streets, Jus, Out Of The cooperation, and in The i'm
mediate neigIlborhocd Of Mrs Margaret Dupuy.
The Real Estate will be sold for one third part
Of the purchase money in cash, and The balance
in two equal inslaliGeEis, al six and twelve
mon his, 10 be secured BY bond, with approved
personal security and likewise By retention OF the
title I'LL the last payment is made
b JONES, Commissioner.