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6cn BON ScrausstMne ober st etS
rsr 9unmsr ablbar bic rsp. ardsu auSpartts @scn<
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senssncamsn uno aui sranssn er1erTt. & ,x s1,.,,.,
Sinanosn auetncmen Ginalise Ginrudun9 enes auares
O 8tisn wenissr tlSen einn Squars m!gSs
itaiisan;esn usrtn fur S12 in balbjabr!6
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Sret &ule sibfs, bic ans benz Simntel Rammen
Ser SnB Der @utter : unb, wenn FIN entsiidt
Smet 9sr3en rein in tett'ser @Gutb entfammeu =
unp ben Der Sob auf uni're 2ippen priidt.
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Orei &iiIe s;bt's, bic aus bsm Simmsl tanlmen :
Der erlte &ue Der Mutter; = psnn entjudt
3wet Ssr,en rein in beirser @lutb entflammsn :
llrS ben Der Sub auf nre eippe rrndt
Den G1uslins srIbt Der erlte Str1hl rcr Spn'e,
sBiGtcmmen tGnt ibm lnut bea SaterS @tuB;
9(lein Der SHUTTER Sctsteit unb g2cnne
G5srtdt Itumm at ibm bur@ i6rrn ertrn &ub.
,{n, Guee elGn,t eiu bimmlilNes Gntjuden,
Sm Ser,eu mpsct ME gea9ntc Snt;
Die trunt'ne eippr I6mcigt, nur frf gu Srilfrn
Sern,aa lte itumm ion III bic gNuterbrut.
Oenu III rus atuse tlidt iie tstS Ypn 9ltuem
DEM 2stlins, ren nit S@merScn lie srpann;
Sa, lold Elm &uB, peb iiN Die Gn9el Irtuen
ia, rtsIsr Sup ssb6rt btm 6immel an
Die 3eit enthiebt, gum Sinslns miro rer Sfnatc,
I'm iGm eripatht Elm namenlc5 @efuhl
Sntseaen eit am leiAtsn gSanberItatc
l5ein Sun psm fernen untefannteu 3iel.
Oa tritt ibm lanIt ein lclpss Sip entSesem :
S6r Sulrn pa(lt, perlhGmt irnft iie ben Slid =
Oa pptbt len Ser; in nie sefu9lten Shl19en =
Shit larfem 9(rm umfaIet er lein @5luf.
Sm Sulsn 16meist bic itra1ihe SesicrSe,
Stein einet 0ipp auf 9ippe dA gum &uR
Gin lplder Sup, er lit bes eebenS 3ierSe,
i1np aus Der telIern g8elt en lanfter @ruB.
Sa, berrlid iit's an tbeurer Sruit su lamssn.
llnb trunten in's seliette ause ieb'n,
SIN reiner @(utb iitb INNER neu ,lmfan9eit,
llnb itiG in Iclder Truntenbeit per9e9'n.
Sim b56Rem Clan, febt Jest ibr irp'lass 2eben
limb in bes @liides 9clp 'nem SpnnenI6ein;
gBas aud bic Stunben ierner tbnen 9eten,
gtur Qba(ans tpirb's BON bteier Stnnbe ietn.
4llein bas Qeben ilie6t auf rai&en Sawin9en,
limb talb bebedt bas Saupt lid flberpsiB.
gSaS CT Derlpr, tann nihtS ism wieberbrnsen,
unb lebnlid natb benz @rate blft Der @reis.
Die Qieben a(I', bic Ieinem Ser3en tbeuer,
Die 8rGn;e, bic pereinf bic Stirn tmlau6t
Oss S5rpers Strait, Der Seele 9etrses Geuer,
e(6, 9Ges Sat bas 9e6sn tbm seraubt.
Sein Sreunb lebt mebr, Der feline Susenb fannte
Der etnf NIT tbm setrauert unb seladt
Osnn ispes Ser, bas sr bes feline nannts,
sc i&lummert lGnsf in onntler Sobesnabt
gr blidet auf bic wanbslnpen 9sFaltsn,
gBie elm 8eppbner elmer frembsn gBelt,
Die 5luren ielbf itnb tbm nitht mebr bic alten,
Ote feline 3usenOIOnne ena er9eat.
Oa fa6et ibn en namenlOies 8ansen,
Sn filler Sebniudt blidt ct 9amelparts =
gr ruff DEN Sob nit briin1isem gerlanser,
ilnb tmmer matter iGla9t ietn arntes Str3.
llnp lte9, CT fcmmt, Der ltAte 5riebensbote,
Seilt &uB gilt Dem Yerarmten SerSen &u6'-
Ct ft9rst ianft ben miben 2eb gum Sppe,
DEN ep'ssn G'eilt Der lidtsn 5eimat9 3n.
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The German RICHNlOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at S3 per Annum,
pavable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
OFFICE: 14S MAIN STREET.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

RaTiFicArIoN.--T Mudsilis held n rat.
i6ca'ion meeting in the Court Room on Sat
urdny evening. The PROCEEDINGS Of the
meeting and the resolutions unanimously
ado,td. appear In another place. The
Courtroom and u is IL not q email, one,
wac crowded to suff cation, and as 'hesreak-
ers. Senatcr Ballcu and the Hon. J. W. Nc
Coskie. enunciated. and explained ropu.
lar s"vereien'y. the frequent interruptions
by the ioud plaudits of the audience, gave
good evidence, that the doctrine IL under.
stood and believed by the voters OF oroviile.
Bet old Butte down for twenty Ave b ndrel
maturity for the National d mocracy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
AtI.nIIon SIr Knigi.aai
Insolvency Notice.

STATE or CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF BUTTE
~ County Court u tie Co Ovovilie August h
1883 WM JACOBS VS.. his Creditors lu pur-u
nnce ~ an order made on this the g. day OF Au
sust A. D l-5s, by tho Hon. Thos Wells, Cnunty
Judge ~ Butt. Co., California, at Chamb-rs. NOT =
Is hereby gwen o the creditors Of WIN. Jacobs a
petiti"nrr In Insolvency, to be and appear before
SD C"nrt un thc lTh day &" September, A. u. 1885,,
the Conrt "ouse IN 0roViis Ia said county. at the
hour "t IL ocork ~ TINT day. hen ant ihre to sh ~
cHu~, II any they have, Why the sad WIN. Jacohs.
petitioner In insolvency, should n.a make assign.
m~ni OF his estate. aid hr te ds,ha ged from his
debts nni inbilites And Il Is further ordered that
all proceedings In any and all the Courts ~ this
state against -sid intov-nt now pending thu
might be- brought be- stayed until the fnai determin
alton Of the application OF ead insOlveni,
Ny order OF The Court.
Witness my hand and ne seal Of said Court affixed,
this the 6th day of August A. D. 1858.
lsEALl ~. u. DNRRACH. Clerk,
ny J. A. MARrLw, t'eputy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

SrEPusN A. DouGlA~ - The former ahu-
sers and deuounerrs of this great man. amer
h virg once read him cut OF their Demo
cratic ar,y," aud refused to recognize him
rs anything hut a black hearted traitor
are now slcbberirg the s,imy praises upoH
him. from every no b and corner and alley
that is fetid e.ou to produce one OF
their kind The reptiles! DO they suppose
that they can disgui-e their natural h's. 20
that the friends Of MIR. Douglas VIII not re
@ rinse them for what they ave rhe peo-
ple know them too we'll. They are perfect.
iv we 4 satisfied that il would b. "0h Doug
las Is al Q man." until after the Ell erion,
aud then. after 1T. il wou d be Blast him,
te's a trnitnr--0li Buck has crushed him
a q has got his hre u on his neckV' Talk
to gudgeons 1t you like, bu; the D1ag'as men
are too smart to bite NJ any such hook.
National Dem.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

DeucLAs. - The administration "blow-
baYds" 10 tkip State, ave s,ien r,isg to fo"'
tie pecsie into the beli'f 'ha Dorga a' ard
B,chrnsp are po'iica: { lee ds Tie dcsre.
rate 6ght. nov being made ty Douglas in H..
Iliinoie. fcv the U 8. Senate. In opposition TO
the whole power and a,ronags Of the ad.
ninis,rasi . which is in open alliance with
Lincoln Of the Republican party, will sa'is-
~ any man that the adp instr alton Of B,ch-
snan 10 70 hostile to Douglas. that they al.
vccate. ard will. VI in their rover. elect =
Rerublicsn TO the U. g. Senate. rather than
Douglas course should be endorsed by the
yeo, 10 Of Illinois. Facts are stronger than
Assertion. w 81 ~ -w-s ~
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
= he People Moving.

Firm all parts Of the county. We receive
the mnet cheering news Of the feeling Of the
people upon the Issue now before them. The
people are moving. are up in their might,
are determined TO fight one good battle fcr
their viptt.
The 6rst cf September win shout the
death kn-ll fthe too,s Of power the voice
Of the moup,sins will thunder In their ears,
like The pei Of doom.
From present reports. Butte will be the
Banner county of the STATE
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

THE Wssr ruE SsAr or EMpIRE.-Caleb
Cushing, in his late speech 10 Boston, paid
the following elegant and striking tribute
TO the West
jealous of the Sonth Such would not
he my theme, II the demon of sect nalsm
had 81 far posse sed itself Of me. l should
Mt strive TO d'aw he attention Of Massn-
chusetts away from The only real danger OF
n sec,ionnl nature which threatens, and to
fasten her attention upon an imaginary
one. No, nv the com, aratively small SEQ
tion Of the Union lying hetwee" Mason and
Dixon's line AMI the Cuff # Mexico 10 the
sceptre of the power in this Union to be he d
hereafter; hut hy those vast resions Of th'
West, State after State stretched out like
star beyond star in tho blue depths of the
firmsnent, far away 10 the shores Of che
Pacific What is tn power Of the Old thir-
teen, North or South. compared with that Of
the mighty westi There is the seat OF en-.
pire. and ihe,e is the hand Of imperial pow
er Tel me not Of the pe'ils Of the slave
rover aud he encroachments Of the South.
Ma sachus, It's a, d South Caro- ina wi | to
eether he ms clay in the fingers OF the pot.
ter, When tb, great west shnl' stretch forth
its arm Of power. as re long it will, TO com
mand the de. tiny If the Uai u
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

REPENTANCF.-It appears by our tele.
crap ic dispatch that an anti. Lecompion
ter'lay Mt Jackson, in Amadnr county at
which 4. II Marle,te, nominated recently by
the anti Lecomton C"nventi' n in Calave' n
eonnty. WAS indorsed rs II canl date for the
Senate. I was voted to make n nomiua
fions IL appears that two members tn
Convention, one late delegate TO the
Lecompton State Convcn ion, aud the other
n former member { the Assemb y, and re.
cent y one Of the L"comPton State Central
C, mmittce from Am dor county, have bolt
ed the Lecompton State ticket and J ined
tho anti Lee mrt"n ranks. This fact will
be regarded as significant by the politicians.
-Sac. Union.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Ths N.,ion.I pemoerzex,

ular Sovereignty has been fairly made
by the Conventions, and is now before
the people. -
We claim, and can MAINTAIN, that we
are the National Democracy, and fully
believe that at the coming election in
this State and throughout the Union,
the principle Of the Kansas Nebraska
Bill, aud as expouuded by Douglas.
and Walker, and host of Others, who
have moral courage enough to be hon
est, will be fully aud empha,ically
sustained
We claim that the Anti Lecompton
party is the party oftho National Dem
ocracy. that il is the great conserva-
live party Of the Union, the party that
has in times past, and must in time to
come, rule the political destiny Of the
American Union.
As party, it casts from it. all the
fncfions and isms, which would tend to
divide or distract the party-ro matter
now false issues or false principles may
be forced upon them, whether by fac
tionists of the North or of the South
whether by the syrcn tongues Of north
ern Aboliiionists, or southern Fire.
Eaters--whetber by the crocodile
tears shed over suffering humanity, or
by the bribes and bullyirgs of Presi.
dent, the National Democracy will
none of il. While the Abolitionists
would drive slavery from the terrto>
ries of the Union, the Fire Eating
chivalry, under the nominal leadership
Of President Buchanan are striving
with equal ardor to dive it into the
territories. The Apti-Lecompton par
ty, the party Of the National Democ a.
cy, refuse TO engage in this niger dri-
wing operation with either faction, and
say to them both, there shall be no
driving of this kind done, but the peo-
pie of the territory shall have the priv
ilegc, as they have the right, to expr' IS
fairly and without any restraint, what
are their wishes upon the question,
and upon oil other Of their domestic
institutions, and when so expressed;
it shall be carried out. F" .-....
This is escbcwing both the factions,
and maintaining the doctrine Of Popu-
lar Sovereignty.
There is another slight difference be-
tween the National Democracy, and
the President and his minions. We
claim that the People makc platforms
for the President, and not the Presi-
dent for the People - 1t the Presi>
dent is elected to carry out principles
in accordance with the wishes of the
people, that he is elected as the SER
want of the people, and not as their
master--that when he is elected to car
ry ont certain principles, which he had
pledged himself to do, and afterwards
pursues course entirelyoppositc there
to, he betrays the trust con6ded to him,
ccascs to be n ember of the party
which elected him-and becomes un-
worthy of the confidence and of the
esteem Of that party.
We are aware, that in the Custom
House, this would be species of po-
li'ical heresy, which would be punished
with political decapitation, for they ev-
identity, with the other tool Of the Ad-
ministration, think the President can
do no wrong, but the doctrine We
advocate is one Of the natural
sequences Of the doctrine of Popu-
lar Sovrreirniiy--and we are ready
and will, ny TO follow that doctrine,
wherever it may logically lead us.
UNpuE ADVANTAGES - When tho Nation.
- n
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

FALsxs0 INTO LiSr.-We always knew
that Forbes Of the Sierra Democrat bad a
heart ,ha& ~ss right. and ia the right place,
end his last paler shows that HE head is
right TOO. He talks to the readers Of the
Democrat in this wise:
Amt. .Lecomption Democrats ars not dis
posed 70 sscrifee principle, even Tor harmo-
nv. This 10 no time Tor flint besrts The
ssht is made. and we take our place In the
ssnks Of the Douglass men. 10 do battle for
B,ate Rights. Popular Sosereignity, and the
Cincinnati Platform; Dor will be kept back.
thoukn the Republicans. the knowp"things.
aAd I'll Lecoo p,onitss nos IN Office should
embrace the faith.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Saw Mill For Rent.

FuNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS luR RENT
his new steam saw Mili, situated IN The town
~ hooresv,'e, butte County. said mill T. iocat Il
~ one "f The finest p'nercs u the state, ronpfis'ur
ai the varieties "t pine. ia thu create abnndancr
Noorrs'1iie isWpidiy Improving. two large water
dtches will be ro'nptted To this place during th'
summer. and there is great demand ior lumber.
lherc Is now cut and hauled upon tho Lg way nj
The mi, srfhcient Qusniiry ot logs to cut sun'e
2Ahoo teet Vt lumber. The sertns will be easy. For
particulars, enquire of q. = Lytl-. the promises
Muur' sville, Aug. 9th. lsSs q. =. LErt.E.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Justices Summons.

UINIrED STATES OF ANERICA-STArE OF
~ California, Couny of Ru;te In Jusiice's Court.
opbir Township. The People of the State ~ Cali
trnia, to James Harlow. greeting: You are hereby
81 unnamed T., appear hef ~ M" ONCE in Ophir
t"~u-hip County ~, tute. the hh day uf No, en-.
ter A. u. lr5s, a 10 o'cock A. To unto the
Complaint OF W. ~. Murrr " who sues to recover tn,
SUN &c iff dollars md interest on the same at th..
rate of three cent, per month frn the 17th day
Of March 1858. until paid said amnnpt clna.-, to
he due on pr missNry note dated March i7ih 1855.
AMI sis"ed James Harlow, hen juiRr ent will be-
ken sgainst you fR the said amount II you tail h'
upi~nr ani n swer. u. the sheriff ~ any Constable
OF said County greeting; Make legal service and
due return bureot.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF August, A.
ID. loaS. JUltN =. RERRY,
Justice OF the Peace OF said ownship.
au1S taw3ms
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

UNpuE ADVANTAGES - When tho Nation.
al Dsmoerof, was fvst puhli.htd under the
conduct OF brother Ridge, he boosted. that
the paper already. with the first number.
had large circulation. AZ the time, we
~ere pleased at the statement. but did no,
know how great he circulation really was.
The matter was fully exp'sined on the l4th
by the Express, as nearly the whole Of 'ha,
interesting paper vas flled with extracts,
and comments upon articles from the DEM
oe, at. This increases the circulation ef the
Democrat TO the full extent OF the Express
list.
We cannot cay how the Editor of the pem
oerot ,ick.is his frierds. whether with a
s,e,l pen CT a Quill, but judging f'cm the
squirmings and eontorti ms Of the Express
-ii-has a very pleasing effect.
Re .ar~fui Mr.. Demoe' at, or You will
throw the weakly thing into oenvulsions and
be the cause Of it's death.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

ATLANTIC TsL,GRAPH IN SUCCESSFUL
OpEs ALTON Ill Firs, Message transn i,ed.
over the line was o. fo'lowss, eENA-
TOR GwIN HAS ARRIVED SAFE IN ENG.
IAKDiiii
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
lCEl ICE! ICE F!
Pure g. Clear as CRYSTAL.

suNHE UNDERSIGNED ARE AGAIN Prepared Ia
u furnish the ciuEens OF Orovile with the very
best Qaaiiiy OF Ice. un the most reasonahe terms,
ltvve supply constantly on hand Ordrrs ten nj
mr. ofs.a on Mners' Alley, between Myers and Una
toun streets. pr aupty plteaded to. We have the
perfes facilities " supplying hotels, saloons
aud faiuilis % with any amount desired
Mar Sd Ut. DICkEY & o.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
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Con treraS Ban

q At rnY ASSEMBLY ROOM or ofNms,-s5
N 4 'oSt', IN Ilrm'.uR Val e,. en - 90
evrnp-. Ausas 10Th. iSss Hsu.t "a \ se
s-~.e ple,ed iarg~ aud comm ihh'us hi rvs 4
excellent sumner raspr,. the uDdsr'sne :
HAId. on the 18th ot Angus 'ett. asn e. n
-rai invitation 10 the public 10 o< tr.t, :, ~
b-sutifui AID pleasant iocation, accrsaos ~
mounlsin rad. ard viii be f'nnd en- - = ~
ehshge Er the reside Is nf the b. mo 9aer,.,,ss ae
20 WOOD LoN"' F'"F
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
Plum as County.

The National Dem"c' acy of this county
have made start in the right direction, hy
issuing call for Democra 10 Convention
to make nominations for unity officers By
species Of political legerdemain. for which
the Leoomptouites have become quite famous
the Lccomptonites, nominated candidates OF
that faction FOR the county offices.
The Democracy throughout the county.
cried out against the swindle, and the resul,
Is call for n new convention. by the old
and tried Democracy, to put in nomination
men. who will fnirly represent the sentime t
OF the county This IL we'll Let them but
nominate good men n d true, me, firm on
the principles of popular sovereignty, and
We predict for them glorious victory They
want such nominations to conn lefe tho State
ticket having on IL such men as Currey and
Nj Kibben, and our own Senator Balieu.
and with such ticket. so completed, Plu.
mas Is good Tor Eve hundred mnjo,ity.
How is it in Tehama and Cousa? Are
they bourd. soul cud body, to obey the com.
mands OF the Federal dctators, or will they
etrike a blow for freedom
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
By Authority.

The Lecomptonites were very anxious TO
make nominate rs fr Congress, whea ,bey
assembled at their love-feast in sacramen.
to.
But the Earl Of Leicester had used hi.
feeble abilities. in the House Of Representa-.
tives. to as list the Administration in 10, cling
up the people Of Kansas. the Lecompton
swindle. aud therefore 10 show fully their
support OF the President, the convention
must re nominate bis t ,ols Thi. wa, eyi.
IDENTIFY the order from head quarters, "a ex
pressed o the members Of the love feast,
through the Cu,tom II ,use.
Onr old frieni !, CIRCULAR Gouger, was on
hand for the nomination, A. usual, and al.
though as good Lecomptonite as one of the
best stealing Offices in the State can make
him. he could not swallow the Earl.
The Convention als,, made several gulps
at the Earl. but il was no 20.
lie wou d'nt g down. no how. When Mr.
Collector Washington found he could not
have the Earl nominated, he had some few
words with the Nome Lsckee man. q d the
Collector s'id To him, "you .haH not bring
on the nomination far Congress, iF you do,
/DiH denounce the Dhoi, thing"
The next day, the resolution offered in
convention, by the Nome Lackee man. 70
nominate for CoDgr' IS, fell, still born. under
the table. Ft.
What gooi boys the members Of tho love
feast must be. to mind ,hei- masters.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
County TreasureT's once,

oRovILLE. August 1lh, 1858.
Notice hereby given o al persons holding T,utt.
Comfy Warrants, registered on the General Fund
from the i4th in the 3Oth Of November 1887 inclu-
sive. and all Wnrr,nts registered in November on
The INDECENT Sick Fund, that the same will be paid
on presentation at this once, and and after this
date said Warrants viii cease to bear interest and
II not presented within sixty days from tho date
hereof. the moneys for said Warrants will be ap,
proprlated to pny lhe next in order oi registry
WM LATTiMORE
Treasurer Butte Comfy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

How 1T WoRKs.-The following result Of an
attempt by tho officeholding fraternity, to
read true democrat out Of the party. in
San Francisco, is only the "shadow of the
substance" if the administration hounds
should undertake the .me game in any part
Of the State:
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16
San Francisco, Aug. IL.

At meeting of tie Twelfth District ID m.
ocratic Club, last night. Wi Hick4 Graham
off red a rosolutio" to 'xpel James VI CHM
from the office II Secretary of tie c Oh, Tor
actiug C ntra,y to the "una"im ~ wishes
o the Dem cracy of the District" by j,iuing
the anti Lecuml ton Convention Mt S"cra
mcnto. when snt as delegate from this
city. IL was voted down by 100 to %. aud n
restitution approving McGinn's cou' se was
then carried by the same vote.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-16

STATE PRisoN .--S. I. MeCauley, who
vas 30 upceremopiously sjected from the
State prison last winter, has brought suit
agaiHtt Gov Weller, Lieut.. Gov wskup,
and Ferris Foman, Secretary Of State, to
recover the prison
Crhtendeu, Hoss and Hanson are Atior-
ns,s for plaintiff, and the Attorney General
Thompson and Haralson for the defendants.
The tax payers pay for the music, and
the parties above namad dance.
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Tor Supervisor, Firs, ristrIct,
PETER FREER.

Fer in, tiets II tfe Psecs.
J0HS 8. IELLY,. .FDwAID DoNAHO.
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rosnty Ponds for hsilrotd or Wngon Ronds--N0
- vi~~sior, "wednesday Feriemter lat IN
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Pr Cons,nhlss

r MAGUIrE,.......JEPRY J. COLLINS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-29
RICHARDS PAYNE, }
r. +. SCOTT, Trustees.
JNO. A. SPiLMAN, )
,,,n;ar ro Va an OJ-eots

DUBLIC SALE-By virtue of a deed of
trust TO the subscriber as Trustee, dated
the goth day OF March, 1887, and duly Of re.
cord in the Clerks Office of the County Court Of
the County OF Alexandria, and State Of Virgin
ia in Liber s, No 3, page 1856, | shall proceed
in front of the premises, to sell, al public sale,
on Mondny the 9th day Of Nay s5s, at ~ O'Clock,
{ss.as ~, a LOT OF GROUN d, with alTthe
.esIa, BUILDINGS and improvements thereon,
and appurtenances thereunto belongIng.-'he
said lot being situated on the East side OF Royal
street. in the city Of Alexandra, Va, aud is
bounded as follows: Beginning at the distance
of one hundred feet from the intersection Of
King and Royal streets, and running therce
Norlhwardly with Royal street, and binding
herewith twentyfv feet six inches; thence
Eas,wardly and parallel with King street, one
hundred and eleven feet, TO the alley, formerly
called the Court House aleyD thence South.
wardly with the line Of said alley, and parallel
with Royal street twenty-five feet six inches;
thence Wesrwardly and parallel with King
street to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-The purchase money Will
be equally divided into two instruments, payable
the first at three months and the other at six
months, from the day of sale, both bearing IN
terest from that time, and secured by the seve-
raj bonds OF the purchaser with good security
ap 27-eots FRANCIS L SMITH. Trustee.