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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-21
For SaIe.n

A NEGRO WOMAN AND CHILD. She il
| IA twenty-five years old, black, of gentee1 ap-
pearapee and 'go6a health !. tshe i s good cook
eeamstress and house servant. tt r1U2 grT
THO child Il and .t Z :
2 Aasiess Box No. 90, d !, when
terms made y known N ii .sss,aI i,iiaB
S a5l5s psa SaS a. Notice e IN .I85fa Il
lTURSUANF to the directions, contained in
L. the last will and testament Of Anthony 81
See, deceased, Undersigned execute Of the
said will, at the late residence of Anthony B.
See, on French creek, Upshnr county, Virginia,
will offer for sale, at pubic auction, on the 25th
day Of October; 1855, all that por ZION Of the real
estate Of the said decesant lying on the east side
of rench creek, and supposed to contain two
hundred and thirty, acres. The said land is
excellent grazing land highly improved; and is
situated in the heart of Of thes best settle
mems of western Virginia land has within a dis
lance of one mile all the advantages of church
schOOhOuse, post Office, grIst mill, saw mill,
and several stores SIC H59' f.s ''T."-'-i a't- Fl
The said land will be sold on a credit of six,
twelve andeighteen months, the purchaser being
required to execute bonds with approved secu-
rity for the purchase money, and a lien will be
retained OH the land as an additio nal security
The title TO said land is deemed indsputable, but
the undersigned will only convey such an inter-
est therein, as is vested in tIem by the sal will.
There will also be sold at the same time aud
place, "a large amount of personal property i;
consisting, of some sixty head of one and two
year OLD stock cattle, also work cattle, cows and
calves. with various other articles not necessary
to enumerate. The said cattle cows and calves,
will be sold for cash, to be paid at the time of
sale, and for the residue of the said personal pro-
perry, the terms will be nude known on the day
OF sale. Should the said sale be not completed
OIL the lid day, the same will be continued at
the discretion OF the executors. Any person de-
string information can obtain it by calling upon
the said Executor ut their residence near the
premises, or by letter direoted to them at French
creek. UPshur county, Virginia. to which prompt
answers will be given. A persons are invited
to attend the said sale, as it is thought unusual
inducements will he afforded to those wishing to
purchase. EZEKIEL TOWNSEND &
WILLIAM TOWNSEND
Executors.
French creek. July 18Th, lS55.-uug9 l2t.
The sale of the real estate above described is
postponed until the 22d day of November, 1853.
when it will be sold pursuant to the above no
tice. f. TOWSEND d
mold 2t WIN. TOWNSEND.
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and large and sPIsHdld BEock OF
Ready-Made Clothing,
adapted to the present and approaching season,
eTs Shirts. Uniershirts, Collars, stocks, Cravats
&C.. together with largo lot of Caasimeres,
Cloths, Vestings and Trimmings which will
be made up to order, or otherwise.
He will still continue to manufacture clothing
of goods bought elsewhere. Thankful for pasi
favors. he hopes by strict attention to business,
to merit continuance of the same
The public's ob't. serv't-, E. OWENS. +
October 10, 1S55.-tf 1I -
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White Lead.

1OOO LBS EXTRA EAGLE LEAD, in l2N,
lUUU %, 80 and 100 III kegs.
800 lbs Pure white lead ground in Oil, from ID up
500 lbs Dry White Lead, OF Superior quality.
Also, good supply Of all the various colors,
Of every possible shade and hue. warranted of
the best quality. All of which will be sold at q
small advance, by a. F. BARNES.
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RailV7g WOrm KiHeT,

a safe aud ceTtAIn remedy. PTera red and a0ld
by ClLPIH, sBAlIIY Is CANDY, Hholasal6g
Druggists, 126 Lombard street, between Light
and Charles stE., Baltimore. -,
" These Medieinss hTk als5 5old WlioIeakls
and !otail, in ClaTisbuFs, ~ iJ.J. CARR. at1
July l1th, 1e5S,.-6pa. 55f st{sIsn assA Bfa
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O.. S. e. w. w. Lewis,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
West Union, Va.
Address WIN. w. Lewis, West Union. Dod-
drldye county, Vu-C. Lewis, Clurksburg
Va. ny3l ly
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and Harness Manu-
80. factory. So

= y y - = W - ; =
THE subscriber returns his sin
hk-l& cere thanks to tho Citizeus of
H. ss4sSA Doddri1ge and adjoining conn
6.SSEsS6EsE& for the liberal patronage
Wy IN heretofore bestowed upon him,
aud.would respectfully inform them that he con-
tinues still in the centre of tho town of West
Union, where he will be at all times prepared to
manufacture all articles in the above line, in n
superior .maRner, at tho most reasonable terms.
Saddles, Buggies and Double Harness, Collars
in great variety, Brides, Saddle-Bags, Sc,
made to order at the shortest notice. .,1-zr- +.
Carriages, Bnggies, &C., neatly trimmed.
LEWIS HARN1SH.
Seoteml,ext 9Th. 1s66.-Hy =
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Stray Cow.

StrRyGd from the subscriber about
ERERgA a month ago. II black COW, eight or
nino years old. She wN" last seen
--,44zzA- near the residence Of JMmCR DCvcrs,
on tho Clarksburv and Phillippi Turnpike. 4
liberal reward will bc paid to any person return
ing said COW or giving information whrrn she
may be found. TlIOS. IL. BART LETT.
ClArk~hWrg. Nov. 2lSt. 1SI5.-:;t
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November II, 1s55.-1t Adnrs.
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RandOIDh q Eaffnlcr.

ELOUR aud GENERAL. COMMISSION,
Il MERCHANTS, &c South street, (BoSly's
They ara preparedito Furnish bags 70 person6i
consigningEruip TO their address. aulp l1.ois
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Salt and Iron

w at cost, to exchange for wheat.
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&. w. LUrtV,

ATTOENEI at LIW,
ClarkSburg, Va.
Will practice in Harrison and adjoining cOun-
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Public Sale OfLand.

November 18th, 1s55.E2i St
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Tar,
u A. F. BARNES.
A. f. Barnes.

DEALER in Books and Stationary, and all
- such articles as appertain to the Book bust
less. Main street, Ciarksburg, Va.
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Hurra for Owens
FASHIONABLE TAILORING
REMOVAL

ELISHA OWENS would re-
!. !. !.
@0 Il, spectfully informs his old custo-
Aff mers and the public generally
~ that he has removed from his
A ~ old stand to the house formerly
Nm Ell occupied by L. D. Dolbeare, OPP
A\H pOslte @. Lewis Store, on Main
Bfl Street.
Hl.EE He has just returned from the
~ East with the LATEST fashions,
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THE DYING GLADIATOR,

THE DYING GLADIATOR,
On exhibition al Aor7isons Buildiag -Four and Aalt
street. near Pennsylvania ageane, from. O'Clock
A. Az until 10 n. M, duly.
Admittance rs Cents.
A statue Of emphasizing merit. Its power and
The charm and power Of the statue consist in the
amazing truth with which the two great elements OF
humanity and mortality are delineated The artist
gives us all the pathos and the tragedy Of death,
without its ghastliness and horror We feel ourselves
in the presence Of that awful power before whose icy
scepre all mortal distinctions levelled No statue
was ever more marked by simplicity. Nothing has
been done foreffect No vulgar applause IL courted,
and the aecenSy and dignity q truth scrupulous
wonderful production of art. Its simplicity is
such that it does not strike ut first the admiration
comes afterward, and In tide sufficiently deep and
strong. At the moment we behold the dying Gladia-
ION, Of faIntnsss, # eide death. MIS-. Eas. a''
This statue is lndissolubly associated with Byrons
immortal stanzn: ~ Ft s# 47fEaA
see before me the Gladiator lie:
He leans upon his hand; his manly brow
Consents to death, but conquers agony;
And his droop'd head sinks gradually low,
And through his side the last drops, ebbng slow
From the red cash, fall heavy, one by one,
Like the first of . thunder shower; and now
The arena swims around him: he is gone,
Ere ceased the irhuman shout which hailed the
wretch who won. N-
He heard it, but he needed not his eyes
Were with his heart and that was far away.
He reck'd not of the life he lost, nor prize,
But where bis rude hut by the Danube lay:
ahe,s were his young barbarians all at play;
There was their Dacan mother; he, their sire,
Butchered to make Roman holyday.
All this rush'd with his blood Shall he expire,
And unavengedr Arise, ye Cloths and glut your
Us. HoLLINGsHEAD,
lar r. Afypnf
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WILLIAM T.. EVANS,
Druggist and Apothecary,
No 400, corner Of ~ and Sepenh street.
u OSE'S Medicines.
- Ayres Pills and Pectoral
Wistar's Bslsam Wild Cherry
DR. =. y. and J. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, and
all other Patent Medicines
just received, superior article Of Medicinal Bran
dy; also, fresh supply Of Drugs Chemicals, and
Pcrfumcry. ,fl&.
Soda Water manufactured at l2Is cents per gallon,
by the fountain, and delivered at Is cents -Four
perior Soda Fountains for rent containing twelve
gallons. fsf
specific, at 81 per bottle, and Q bottles for IS,
for sale only by e w. T. EVANS.
~ Prescriptions carefully compounded day and
night dec Civ il
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Baltimore Correspondence.

Sentence Of YIN. II. Martin-serious Charge
against Police Extraordinarily Jetueen the
Mayor and The american Party--A Proposed
Compromise.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 5, 1906.
Judge Giles, of the United States court for this
district yesterday gave his decision, oyeruling the
motion in ancsting Judgment made by the counsel
of VIM. II. Martin, convicted some two weeks
SINCE Of purloning money from letters passing
through his hands as a distributing clerk in the
Baltimore post Office The judge, after delivering
his opinion, proceeded to pass judgment on the
prisoner and sentenced him to ten years imprison-
ment. The unhappy man was much moved at
hearing his doom, and his case excited the sensi-
bilities Of all present, notwithstanding general
conviction in the righteousness of his punishment
When asked If he had anything to say why the
sentence Of the court should not be pronounced
against him. he strongly protested his innocence of
the crime and alleged that he had no knowledge
of the letters charged to have been taken by him
from the post Office.
There was some talk of an intention, on the part
Of Martins counsel, Of taking the case to the su-
preme Court in writ of error, touching several
points Of law, involved in the case.
Two police officers, named Stanley and Essender
were yesterday held to bail to answer the charge
ofsefng q free colored boy, whom they had arrest
cd as vagrant, asa slave for term Of years. to
farmer in Baltimore county 1t is alleged that they
receivedse200 for the boy.
The second meeting of the delegates Of the
American organization to-day, relative to the diff
Guilty between tho Mayor and the members of the
city council, on the subject of his appointmhnts re-
suited in the appointment of committee to consult
with the Mayor, and endeayor to heal the breach
by compromise Of the point at issue. This is the
proper course, and, If carried out, will no doubt re-
suit in giving pernanence and strength to the par
ty organization in this city. The question of APP
pointmcnts to Office, is one on which all parties
usually split; but it is to be hoped that the Ameri
can party will steer clear of all such disasters.
For the past two days, this city has been envel-
oped in clouds, mists and fogs, to degree quite
unusual. So far, we have had but trifing sprn-
ke of rain, but just sufficient moisture to render
our streets and side walks in a most miserable
plight Astounding with slime and mud in all de-
grees Of thickness. A streak Of sunshine, or
dash of rain would be blessings most acceptable.
AMERIcUs
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Georgetown Markets, january s.

Georgetown Markets, January s.
Flour family $40 to Sll.
Extra superfnc, 80 81.
Superfne-$9 IL.
Wheat--white 80 05 to 90 Os; Red ~ 90 TO 81 os.
Corn--white, IS to 80 cents. yellow, IS TO 90.
Mill offal-Shorts-20 cents
Ship stuff--40 to IS cents.
Brown stutf--25 to 35 cents.
Corn meal-$l 05.
Hay, in bales, 81 IS.
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NATIONAL Convention of the Soldiers
IA Of the War Of l8l ARMY Militin md Narr


The COMMITTEES Of Arrangements ON the part Of tie
District OF Columbia charged with the duty of MAX
ing the necessary arrangements for the National Cor
yenton of Soldiers Of the War Of 1872 to be held in
Washington, on the Sth of January, have obtained
the Of the Presbyterian church. Az street noar
Pennsylvania avenue, for the sitting Of the Corven-
ton. The Committee will be in Attendance at the
adjoining the church at SD o'clock on the morn
ing ofthe day OF the meeting, where the delegates arr
requested 70 report themselves and furnish list of
their respective delegations that roll may be pre-
pared in time for the meeting Of the Convention
which will be called to order at ii O'clock M
When organized, it is the general wish that tho
Convention call ON the President Of the United States
in body. This wish has been so generally express
ed by our friends at distance, that the committee
have appointed Colonel William p Young Chief
Marshal Of the day, who win issue his programme q
arrangements which will be published in tho WASH
ington papers prior TO the day Of meeting ALI who
served IN the war 1912, army. militia and navy,
requested TO join in the procession.
The Committee have received information from
several Of the railroad companies in reference TO the
rates Of fair to be charged 10 the old soldiers in
tendance upon the Convention. The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroa Compony propose 10 furnish tickets
from Baltimore TO Washington aud back for g. to be
good between the 9th and 12 or January; from
Wheeling 70 Baltimore full fare, and halffare for re-
turning. Tho Richmond, fredericksburg. and Pc
tomac Railroad Company viii charge full fare to
Washington, and give a free passage on the return.
IL is understood from the newspapers that the Penn
sylvania Central Railroad Company will give a FREQ
pe6sage 10 all who pass upon their road Other con-
panies will probably be heard from in a few dara
GEORGE McNEIR,
rU fk @. w. r. GUSTS,
n III JAMES L. EDWARDS,
a4 WIN. JONES,
TOBIAS WATKINS,
JNO. y. GALBAHER
JAMES A. KENNEDY,
Committee of Arrangements
JSo. Z. DICKINSON, Secretary,
Persons desiring further information on the sub.
iect will address Their communications TO the Secre
tary. ian 2
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uoTrsE on REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House was mostly occupied in Committee
Of the Whole with the bill for the relief of purcha-
sers and locators Of swamp and overfowed lands;
upon which there was discussion OF two hours
not upon the merits Of the bill, but embracing
Know-Nothmgism and other topics. Mr.. LErcHER
spoke to the merits OF the bill, and offered sub
stitute, which was adopted.
The bill was reported to the House at about half
past three o'clock and passed
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r AIDES WHITE KID GLOVES, good

ADlES WHITE hID GLOVES, good,
- at 90 cents.
Ladies' light colored gloves, at 62jS cents.
Gents white and black Kid Cloves, best
quality.
Hosiery Of all kinds and all qualities.
French Merinoes, and Musseains.
Plaid Goods, Plaid Long Shawls.
Flannels Of all qualities.
Cloths, Cassimeres, and vestings
Gents Mcrino Under-shris and Drawers.
Together with general assortment Of domestic
goods.
~ Closing out, cheap for cash,
WIN. r. RILEY,
Corner Of 9Th street,
dec 3o-lw Opposite Centre Market
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THE UNION ACADEMY,
Corner of Fourteenth street and Nsw York A penue
a FEW more pupils can be received to
N make up the LIMITED NUMBER.
.sS Application must be made soon. The discip-
line, instruction and Of illustration are such
as TO INSURE satisfactory progress in those pupils
who are punctual, regular and obcdient
Circulars ut the Bookstores.
Y. RICHARDS,
dec 30-5m Principal.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
GERMANIAN BELL-RINGERs,
At ODD FELLOWS HALL.

THE PEAK FAMILY,
vocaiists and Bell Ringers,
TAKE the present opportunity 10 an-
- nounce to the inhabitants of the city Of Wash
ington that they viii give II psf3 tgfs F3s
TWO CONCERTS ONLY,
On BELLS, HARrs, GulrARs and CREMoxIA at the
aboye-named Hall, on MONDAY and TUESDAY
EVENINGS, January 9Th and 9th, 1855
Tickets % cents. Reserved seats, so cents.
Doors open at 6l4. Concert TO commence at To.
Jan 3-7t W. d. BLAISDELL. Agent.
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by GREEN a SCOTT, Auctioneers.
SALE OF VERY VALU.

j able unimproved Ground near the Railroad
Depot at auction. On Tuesday, the 9th day Of Janu-
airy, 1856, shall SELL in front Of the premises at
o'clock, p. NJ, at public auction, by virtue of deed
Washington county District Of Columbia, on the 21th
May last all that part Of square numbered $50 which
is comprised within the following boundaries TO wit
Beginning ut point on north street. 7s feet from
the southwest corner Of said square, running thence
east on said street 80 feet thence north $50 feet
nine inches; thence west 70 feet; thence south $50
feet nine inches, to the beginning.
Terms: One-half cash the residue in three insta'-
ments Of six, twelve and eighteen months, bearing
interest and secured to the satisfaction Of the rus
tee. M 8a 88M
II the terms are not complied with in three days
after the SALE the property will be resold ut the rak
and expense of the first purchaser.
]. M. CARLISLE, Trustte 9. ]
GREEN SCOTT, Austioneeis.
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8kk WILMINGTON ok
SlHlDa Has Received 6lHlDs

Lesles Ladies' Gazette of Fashion for january 1855,
containing the latest styles of Paris London, and
New York winter fashions. This number commences
new volume, and now is the best time to subscribe
to this beautiful magazine.
All the magazines for january now published and
for SALE or subscriptions received at publishers
prices and delivered In any part of the city mailed
TO any part of the country.
as SHILLINGTON,
Agent for all the Magazines, Odeon
Building, corner of 4 liz street and Penn. ave.
inn 4-3tifs
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rHIRTY-TmIRD coNGREss.


~ AnoNsbAi, SohuatJ =.
The consideration Of the bounty land bill was re-
suIned, after the morning business, and Mr.. CLAY
ToSs amendment to restrict the quantity Of land 70
be located in contiguous tracts was 30 amended -
to make the Limit $40 acres in one body, and not
more than $40 acres in any one county
Propositions TO enlarge the provisions Of the biii
became so extensive as TO alarm its friends, and,
before coming TO amy conclusion, the Senate went
into Executive session.
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UHRIsTMAs and New-Year Presents

HHRISTMAS and New-Year Presents !
~ The subscriber has received large and splendid
assortment Of Fancy Goods, suitable for Christmas
and Newly presents viz
Staple and Fancy Stationery
Elegant Pianos liR Es
Musical Boxes H M "
Papier-mache Goods v
Porte-Monnaies very handsome
China Vases and Cologne Bottles
Ladies' Cabas, or Workboxes, in great variety
Gold Pens rf
Rodgers's Cutlery y a
Games for Children aH
Fresh Perfumery, &c.
All which will be sold at reasonable prices.
@9xssets.f,s w. G. ZANTZINGER,
Stationers Hall, adjoining the Krkwood House.
x dec 2I--9wdif t7taskGEf sftu5AF te1r
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DEraorr, Jan 4.--The Senate to-day elected
Isaac w. Wilder as its secretary, and the House,
Cyrus Lowell speaker, and Henry Barnes, clerk.
THE despatch states that all these officers "are
repabhcans.] (O
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N,HE GREAT JOURNEY, A Pilgrim
- age through the Valley Of Tears TO Mount Zion,
by the author Of tho Words Of Jesus"
Follow Jesus, by the author Of " Come 70 Jesus"
The Fountain Of Living Waters, by Theo. Irving.
The Dales in New Port, by Leila Ice.
Flower Fables, by Louisa NJ Alcott.
Eastford, Household Sketches by Wesley
Brook.
The Pictorial Catecbisn Of the VI. f. Church
Minutes Of the Annual Conferences of the NJ F.
Church for 1854.
GRAY Il BALLANTYNE,
jan 3--3tif 4q8 Seventh street.
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Sapposid Toss Of al East indian.

oaPpos1d Toss y az Edst IHatd"dH
BosroS, Jan. 5,---Considerabe uneasiness Is felt
for the barquc Prince Arthur and her crew, bound
from Singapore, China, TO New York Reports
have reached here that she was last seen in sink
ing condition off Manila. Her cargo was insured
here for 100000
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DEING IN DELICATE HEALTH, and
u having been advised TO take horseback exercise
as a remedy, take this method of informing those
who have low-prced Horse for sale, where they
money for worthless horse To feed all winter at
heavy expense wish him sound, easy to keep and
small pleasant under the saddle work well in har-
ness and perfectly gentle in all respects.
! also want low-priced Carryall
j. G. HARRIS,
jan 4-3t# 7th street, between II and +, Island.
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SENATE.
FRIpAY, january s.

FRIDAY, january 8.
Mr.. SUMNER presented a memorial from the
Boston Board Of Trade, asking that relief be sent
to DR.. Kane. s5
Mr.. HUNTER called up the Appropriation bill,
which was amended and passed.
Mr. BADGER moved that when the Senate adj
journ to-day, II adjourn to meet on Friday which
was carried.
Mr. BUTLER called up the bill to amend and
reform the Judicial form Of the United States He
explained the character Of its various provisions.
Mr.. DOUGLAS gave notice that he should in
troduce substitute for the bill.
The subject was under discussion when our re-
port closed A
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ROCKWELL = RPc

AucIloneefs. II
MINISTRIES sale of improve nT.
- On Thursday, the first day Of February, 1888,
We shall sell In front Of the premises near the steam,
boat landing, at o'clock r. NJ at public auction BY
virtue OF deed Of trust, dated November Is, 1855,
ana duly recorded in Liber j. A. s., No. 81, foios
Sos Sll all that lot of land designated as lot No 81
IN square No 8zl, according TO Lawrences subdiyi-
sion OF portion Of said square, with all the alley
privileges, buildings, and improvements consisting
Of the lot, with Its dimensions and contents viii b.
exhibited at the sale 80 =
Terms Of sa lie: 800 cash within three days after
the sale, 5000 In nine months, and $3.50 IN twenty
one months, the balance in two years. deed 10 "a
given and deed Of trust taken 10 secure the deferred
payments, All conveyancng at the expense Of the
purchaser.
A. RQTHwEIL, Trustee,
R0THWELL d BROWN,
Jan 2--2taw Auetioneera