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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-15

NOTICE Hnn""!', f,ont"' -"bsrrih "a, Two
" NEGRO MEN named ff1N Atn AMI MAp!,pN. Il olIpI.
o's J.Aa MioLl 1t L., eGiI,sr. ldwh,d
i u March !at au iisvd Ia tc Ia" nes ht'l
~e Madison runaway on The 2Uih # May ana l"u sht
III" ntiglborhood "f itoasask por Va.
Tenn Railroad, - the uo.hb rio,, ratI
buchanan James River kaswha ,nnat >9i lrastn,.
hi.d the Rrpais IT., ~ Di,iS al
James Ei,tr 4 Kauaw ha tanai
D,s.2tftn edward .iklY mnlttt, year. ID flli
head bout tr,t u iatir, l-h
qui ~ Ken, very iia.iy. Mtt.ui-1 IL sht uailo
80 years old 81 10 lathr hugh good nanec
a,i -iort iaS
For the uppe' cnson and delivery ut both
the o tho lah'. Il
canal coultaI IN, her tue is o
B.d.ofd Ruekbrlgc ward Il Si'tth will =scu Oy
sad Company NJ II - Els.
Juno lJci.nif Super ut, naaAt =, ;rpair>
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SALES BY AUCTION.
PUTUR x DAYS.

HOUSE AVID lot AT ACCT1ON.-De.irisx
Improve las. abort di-,anre from the College
object will offr 10 the high's bidder,
pubir FRIDAY. the 18th inst at q o'clock,
= NJ. MY HOUSE AND Tor. on Tsn'h tnesr Ne,1 ~
Street IL thrcesories high bnilt' hick aud the La
outside well painted with in til" centre never
Ing We'll 81 pure the lot and there s"sery
for the conf # family. Attached to it Is
CARPENTERS SHOP two stories hieh and % by &C. which
would suit gentleman Engaged in the tobacco business
june lid;f7iunc. GED tERCIHAl s1
II EAL ESTATE IN ISNCmBuRI FOR
II SALE.fn pursuance with deed Of trust executed o
tic Trustees of the Franklin Building Fund A.
sorian Sarah q. Siarlr aad David IL ssRe Trrs
NJ October, 1855, and In obedience order II
the Board Of Directors Of the said Associaon viii SELL
pmic the premises ~ n clock. p NJ SAT
uRDAY FyESISG JUNE 18th THE HOUSE AND ~
occupied by the said Sarah c. Slagle, situated
Street Diamond H ill., In the rity a Lvuchburg and
the Lynchburs e. Campbell Courthouse Turnpike.
Terms CHAS NJ bLACkFORD,)
II j. DAVIS Trustees
juLe l-d ljnne D. Is. PAYNE,
POSTPONE nENT.-rhe above sale pesss
poncd until SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst.
-, ,,,... s ! :; {r~.,...
june l0ltlsinnc d. r. P,t
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Tn LATEST ny THE NoRrn BRIrAl>.-The
Tunes announces that the address in reply to the
royal speech will he moved 10y the hon. Algcrnon
Eser,en, NJ l.. Tor South Lancaster. and will hc
seconded 10y Sir JAS. Elphinston, NJ. p. Tor Ports.
iauath.
The Earl of Egn had audience on his return
from China, and Niscount Stratford de RrdcliTe
Oh his return from Constantinople.
Miss Florence Nightingale is in aprecarious state
o h,alih, but the Advertiser contrudcts the report
Of her having entered convent.
There had been n rise in the market for English
runway securities, and purchases continued. TX
r"ctutions were Entertained that for the present
The value Of money woull he comparatively easy,
bit TINT Il demand might arise which at II later lc-
rid would carry rates up To four and halt to five
per cent One Of the causes that contributed t. II
rise IN the funds was M impression that Austria
getting the worst of the conflict. and that an
early and general advance of the allied forces would
probably take place. During the month ending
the 3lst ult the upward movement in consols had
established advance Of three aud three quarters
per cent. They closed Oh Tuesday. May 3 ,at g3l
ta954 both for money and account.
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SANFptD'S LIVER INvIGORATaR.
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GINS

M0iiowas's Pills aud Ointment hny" been
hts'y tanit'rtied and ptte t" TIE and
me pu"r gen"rty they qnesi, to observe ihe
marx " ipil way New York and l.onou," which
every !at al TIN b"k Of pect around each Pot aal box
sob. AT r HtGia"tny, No - Mar.n Lane. New York
bF al Druggists. at .'cp Gic aud y per o pot
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AIIcgaany spr,ngs.

HAVING rented Mr. W l.. iids interest In the above
IL property Will be prepared receive visitors the day
OF JUNE stag viii be NJ shaw, lie train
ears and convex pass myers from thonec the Springs
50 well SHOWN is this deservedy popular watering place.
tha' deem unnecessary snytIng regard
water but vii merely add every nv part shall
be mad to Fender the visit f all only pleasant delight
tu ihay "6ds JOHN MUSE
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I,oN4 OF uAr.Ta-OsD DOusNy0 n


~ cut Court tor Ne county MONDAY, the 9Th Ia Of
june is.9:
Nilnnn 1. Andersen, fiaL,,ih.
AGAINST
Ieorg. q turr Trustee Dc'eno ant.
IN CASE AT COMMON LAW.
The olect Il this at the pernlartt 9 rer
tuic Trust,r. the son -. iitctos
lsi day of January l-I, I'll paid winch anGn Is
tie sail Defendant tie Plaintiff pm
Aud 1t Appearing y aihla 4 hlel th4tn tei
~ ieuant George q. tnlt resident e ihla STA T. Il
tf,led that he do here within month att Que
qualifications here aud de- What paOtret
that copy Of th> oder be published once
fr weeks, IN tie Lyrchhurg I1Rai.a and
posted de font do The tourlhourr OF his
III, hrat the County Court
\ c"pNIcste,
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In The Opposition Convention a. L. Grange,
kentrcky, a few days ago, Geo. d. Prentice En-,
thc editor Of the Louisville Josrnal, was proposed
ms the candidate for Congress in the place of HIM.
Humphrey Marshall. but upon the presentatos Of
the following letter his name was withdrawn:
JOURNAL Orrrcs.
LorsvILLE, KY, June 9Th, 1859.
pe1r Sir: You ask me, in your note Of to-day,
whether. if tho Opposition Convention shopld
nominate mo for Congress. ! would accept the
nomination. Ia reply have to say that a sea,
in Congress would by no mems be agreeable to
me, aud am very sure that should not Mt all
suit tho place. ! do not want il; could not nc-
cept it without n sacrifice of feeling, like my
present place, and, If my political friends are sat
sfed with the manner in which / discharge its
duties, let them signify this by not asking me 10
lenve it. Very truly yours,
GEO. D. PRENTICE
Mr. Prentice ia right As editor Of the Joarna,
he is more useful to the country and his country
men than whole Congress- Richmond Flag
TUE WHE-PoIsoNING CASE IN New JERSEY
The Sussex IN. j. papers give the details Of the
wife poisoning case which recently occurred in
that county. The parties criminated are DIR. Da-
Vii D. Wickham and Solomon Cole, the latter he.
Ing the husband OF the woman who was poisoned
The popular theory of the is that the motive
for poisoning the woman was to realize the pro
cccds of policy of life insurance for 81, 900,
taken in the Knckerbocker Company of New
York. Dr. Wickham is suspected of being the
prime mover in the whole business. and is strong
~ implicated as such by Solomon Cole, who,upon
his examination before Isanc Bonnell ESQ, Of
Montague deposed that the Doctor was the in-ti-
gator of getting out the policy, and that he pro-
posed to pay from his own pocket the whole or
main pnrt Of the premiums. provided that in case
Of her death, he tthe Doctor) should have half the
nroeeeds-an arrangement to which Cole assented.
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WARRINGTON COLLEGE.

IrIIE ANIMAL EXAMINATto<S begin att y n
I juur >Iih The ALUMNI ASSOCIATION inert It ..
\ NJ n July ist The COMMENCEMENT talk, II AZ 1T
lu. y. " the day.
mony of coufo ring cpr'cs the Daiu befor"
H., will be lowered Hon W
Z of y on before In \
will lie delivered th. cNcing II Comm
mrut DIV. bN BoIlNtH ttihtSIIA>, E>1 ,of S:alI,tn
1Ac liKAss BAND proNi I'd
the
y B=4Ihc Board &C Trustees at - " June 30
Tue N,Tt Thursday, tlr -h If Srtte
For particulars apply TIE FAtIItN.
LEXINGTON, Va, Iuuc l0il lsa9 juur l5.clavfniw
~ LODGE, 40 Il "A tiaad Council If the Sos Of La
~ hc held this O'Clock, odd Fellows al
r the purpose of Initiation. Every mrmlcr
Tee At lis post at the aI'i The drum
Candidates initiation VIII please he prompt in th ell
i+ri Tune
of Malta sejourning in the city, T,
fl.ly invited 10 attend.
l." # the q G.
i4no 15At SECRETARY .pe
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In The Opposition Convention a. L. Grange.
Kentucky, few days ago. Geo. d. Prentice, Esl.,
thc editor Of the Louisville Josrnal, was proposed
the candidate for Congress in the place of HIN.
Humphrey Marshall. but upon the presentations Of
the following letter his name was withdrawn:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-15

81. william r. Sanford Of Alabams, the gen.
Ten n whom Gov. Wise addressed his thirty
so1nqa stter, i gut ~ an Independent Southern
1ip assuaidats for Governor Of that State
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ICE! ICEt! ICEl!!

ilE subscriber vii keep constantly hand during Tho
L son. LARGE SUPPLY OF NohTHERN LEE, which
be had at HIS store, West Street all times
may II dlms JAMES COCHRAN.
AEON HAMS -.fe have %" bnud los Of
> good Virginia cured BAcoSuAMS. whH h We will sell
on accommodating terms
my edts. LEE. KOCkE & co.
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I .Hnn X Esas Old Dominis. Nails, all
ASOOO sorts and sizes, for sale by
feb l3dts IRBY & SAUNDERS
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lADNDEN's ibsSFas. Ea.,sD.-.D q
baud l7rf" upH, ~ u H.dfn, III : Tt H. I J. for
she Teeth and iidHs t 3 b. ~
innc l5ds /! THOMPSON ~. 20
uAIARRIBOEA EIGxgE.- Tho-c w 10 IN
used this speedy safe aud pleasant rcmey for hi hoa.
Cholera Mobus, ras the Bowels. Sc, sc, shout
hIe nj Hunlr DIS in the city and uroun Hs onn'ry
have used II with satisfaction Made AMI sad only at
Jun" l5dts J. II THOMPSON 4 co IS Drug Ire
WHEAT Gs.EtNGHs! WusEATGs.EAN
w EKS ii-Wil pay themselves 10 hours york
The harvest field Cal and them nj Ma Isl Mar
ladts. WHI1rEMOKt y JOS LIN
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r IL T. y II =
10 !: ID L 4 r. - - IS &c L. -
At
i-lis GLASS a RAiNE'S

fAA BBy.~ =. re fined Suan". all grade =. ~
-fVtVt hhis line ion Sides iu hAl, prime der:
GOV Cnred ilu iu0 bbis fac Muguta Wins ny.
Por Wi dOu duz Buckets and br.oms 800 5,z II
Plough Lines aud he'd Cords; 100 boxes Adamaniiuc
100 bills cheap Moase> pockets upeif Java
Coee sod0 kegs Nall; "a ibis fresh DIR.
Maekcre '0bbs Aipe Brandy: n bhis Giu and Fl ench
Bardy 20 small easa line F,cn.h Brandy for sale
june IA dts JONES a 90 Richmond yn.
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WASHINGTON lrEns.---rhe States Of Monday at.
tcrnoon. snvs:-Summer has turned up in Paris,
the last letters written in that city state in ex
rcen'ly good health. lie recovered "all Of n sud
den. ms n body might say" when the intelligence
reached him in ltnl that Seward was about to
embark.
Cen Dodge goc, to his home in Iowa in few
days. llchas represented the Interests Of the I.
States faithfully and efficiently during his ulrinl
-eilcnrr II, Madrid. aud is entitled to the thanks
IT his country
MI Fay, minister To Switzerland, it is under
s'ool, is 10 he recalled soon, No tuncionary in
our foreign service it is believed nfliaics so close
II with rabil Black Republican leaders as him
Sr He has not been within the limits IF the t.
mon for nearly thirty years. This is rotation with
II sengeancc Mr.. John II. Clay. too. lie went
Ia ST Petersburg in 1900. aud has been abroad
EYER snro, except for comparatively short inter
Sai, How much longer is he to remain in Peru?
~ rule 40 representative near fore IN g"yr
/ crnnent shonld be continued in office longer than
FIVE years. Ministers and consuls in baSking III
he smiles Of royalty md merchant princes tno
soon, alas forget that they are the citizens Of II
republic. Besides. country like this outsrows
them IN mnrvclunsy short time.
The President and al his Cabinet officers are at
ther posts, and each IN excellent health. There
j. no truth in the rum"r that Governor Floyd me.
ditaes resignation II the War office. |, is highly
lfemble ttnt the Cabinet which Mr. Buchanan
commenced with Hill remain with him. entire,
unsii the end of his term. Wcspeak advi>cdly
Ni.e0 W state that their relations, one with an
olhcr nrr Perfectly harmonious.
S'nator Slilcll goes Ia France. as we stael last
saturday. Nh. Faulkner may accept the Sardi-
uian mission. The President has the authority
+ atiee 1t to the first class. At such time there
Is the utmost propriety in his doing
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S.rosrr ~ tSnker'- Gle brn ted VA stiy srw,uy
Machines IA Broadway New Yrk. and la Biitim.re
faliimnr".--A NEW STYLE PRICE SiJ-ifEMMEKS -
En- TIA This marhne from s1oo.s
from the requiring hiding % II lens
f"iS Iathern ana Stich In ing each
am by It's "perntrnn with the hani
de ass CURED by other machines ld better and
hrief sewing than can, il work. Tor
h0hr. Send . circular
NAV 3dIs. 7. DAVIS 60 Agents Lypchhnrp
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~ ctawfJriN.
N-sHd.IN1. II rnlr- held la thr q lcris Of
The Careful Cpar Melon unity, ontay.
the t. day ,t Iuno. ,s.':
William I. Ande,s'n, IN milf,
t;raIfe Iulr. Trustee. Mary l.. !. his wife,
their child and Al, Nauder Mos,y II Fish Pon i,
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JOURNAL OHrIcs.
LorIsyI,tr. Nv, June 9Th. 1880.

Mr.. Prentice ia right As editor Of the Journal
he is more useful to the country and his country.
men than whole Congrcss-Richmond Jss;g.
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pROF o < FOWLER # New York, vii commence
L course II SIX LECrU RES. at DUDLEY HALL.on MON
DAY MIGHT. JUNE 2Utl, at eight o'clock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-07
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS SITUATED IN THK SEC
ond District without Reserve.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Aucti0neer,
Offce-No. s Banks Arcade.
CATURDAY, April o, 1853, at lie o'clock,
- will be sold at auction, NJ Banks Arcade
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the
Second District square bounded by CONT Rochebave
Ton surfing each "a feet front Cont
by 100 feet in depth, between ps1alel lines,
SEVEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in
bounded by ST. Ions Oak Rocheblave and Tonti
assuring each "a front St Louis
40 feet in depth. between parallel lines, plan.
TERMS-One- third cash, balance twelve months
Credit for bearing the property with
cent from date to maturity and If not then
paid, s per cent until Anal payment
Of sale before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public at the
expense Of the pu chaser. a6
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BY J. NEVILLE & co.

areet, Fourth District. at suction long credit.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. co.
JUAN NEVILLE, Auetionesr,
ofbes No II Commercial Place.
"a x, As, 5an q la se,s LIZ
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND .ita..d in tn. .quar.
ot 81 sse.s . ),
~ ] cash he bslanss 10 one snd two
for notes beAag Interest. secured by mortgage
q Ssfors Bsef Notary Public til. expense
Of the purchaser. a
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
BY JULIAN NEVILLE + CO.,
JuuAs NEVILLE, AuctIoueer,
Office. ii Commercial Place
, Apr Z .sss , s Il o'clock
NINE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the square bounded
rs Is = 81 ma ) s:
sash . ton, Third s,Iss. y so req. depth Lei
feet deptn No IS front Third
b % feet in and forms the q pysde and
BY Us Tsst Il ssP sssis Ky
and 70, PsId 4 as,a;y. .hsf.sf.sr PEI
o. the purchaser. m@
the Fourth District at Auction, without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
Office ii Commercial Place
TH1yvlR a 80 April 2, 1859, At r. o'clock
ThRRk c kas "ISa T 81 Nv g. situated
the square bounded BY Live Oak Third Fourth and Laure
Let No. measures . feet front Third street. by depth
Third ,;Iees BY ~ feet is depth: - :, ~. - -
Lot No u measures feet front on Live Oak street, BY LII
5EsTsHs Srs Tss ss LIZ S:.
bounded by Magazine Fou ,h Live Oak and Washing
S s' sns o. w..h s.or
'sst X 2 fee, t,s s.g
interest and ii not psd maturity thereafter per
Of sale before R. Brennan, Notary Public
Of the purchaser NIB
With large square Of gronnd@Posively he las. sdipdi
cation. and without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE + CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctionser,
Office IL Commercial Place
Z ssse s. at T. 4
that ELEGANT TWO .sTogygRIcK COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE erected by the late N Wilkinson Esq., for his
The square is bounded By Canal Avenue Short temple
dspS measuring ~ ss' on canal 10
with the choicest flowers and fruits; together with
spacious gre green house for s1otis plants. ,,,
floor and the above and in the Kitchens pantre
There also stables eowbouse, carriage with
above in everything that necessary
| repder country residence desirable.
The house built after the Cottage Ornee STYLE and havp
Ss @ a ST' an T ID ne
| hood of the city.
The property to be sold positively without reserve
! following terms:
TERMS efoufth cash the balance in twelve eighties
and twenty -four months for notes bearing mortgage
property with per cent interest and per
| interest.
Improvements to be kept insured and policy transferred
| vendor
Persons wishing visit the property do by appn
| at the Auctioueers office.
Act of sale before j. W. Breedove Notary Public. II
| expense OF the purchaser. MIS-
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A VERY DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAIL
road, at Auction
BY JULIAN NEVILLE &. CO..
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auc,ioneer.

U
Ohice-ll Commercial Pia'e.
THURSDAY, A pril I4th, 1859, at IL o'clock,
at the City Hotel Common street. will SOLO
VERY DESIRABLE FARM situated in the Perish of St.
Helena, miles from Tangpaho. The New Orleans
Jackson Railroad containing Four Hundred and Eighty
sixty Of WHICH in cultivation and forty be easily
There the rood log house, kitchen grain
houses stables and poultry house. together with well
Of water about forty feet deep.
Also about hundred Fruit trees consisting of pench. app
ounce No fig trees Tn is creek running through
the place and good fence around the cleared land.
This offers fine opportunity to chas farm
residence being only seventy eight miles from the CITY,
R1-TERMS-one half cash balance in and Il months for
city acceptance or paper satisfactorily endorsed earing
ceu interest," and paid maturity, thereafter
interest until final pay
of sale Sriuger Notary Public
pense Of tie purchaser. q
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINESS MEN TO PUR.
chase comfortable residences Camp street. 10 the First
District within few minutes walk of the bus portion
of the ciy-To be sold without reserve, long credit
By JULIAN NEVILLE g. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Pl ce.
April II, 1853, at IL o'clock
NJ at the City Hotel Common street. will be sold at PUB.
lie auction
THOSE TWO BRICK DWELLINGS,. adjoining situated
in the First District in the bounded by Camp Gaenne
Magazine and Erao streets and occupied by the Rev
Charles Goodrich and H. G. Stetson, Esq.
The lots each 81 feet front Camp street. by
depth of 1928 feet between pareel lines Each contains
paors dining room five well ventilated bed rooms
ing room, with spacious and comfortable back bindings
Two cstens and works in the yard which we'll tagged
and connected with the front b side entrance well tagged
the buildings set back few feet from the st ee and have
vide galleries abye and below the are entirely fitted
yenence necessary for gentee family This sale offers
the few opportunities "a business Comfora
bic residence convenient to business.
Each residence $500 per nnnum and can be
easily rented for 81 900.
TERMS-onefourthc cash balance in equal payments at
ad years for notes bearing cent interest," secured
by rgage on the property and cent interest If either
Of the notes are not paid at maturity.
Property 10 be kept insured and policy transferred vendor
Acts Of sale before R. Brenau, Notary Public at the ex.
rense of the purchasers n5
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hoe & ,! e. si osisfH at
ELEVEN LOTS Of SRoWSD, situated IN tns Square
bounded by Magazine Jackson Camp and Philip ees Lots
Nos and adj1n and measure each 81 feet II INCHES
Lot No forming the Of Magazine and Jackson
Lot No IA 81 feet 5a nghe front Philip street.
bya depth Of 2s feet 10 inches and 3h lines Lots Nos II and
Is adon and - feet front Camp street by depth
Of 1923 feet inches and lines Lot No. 20 adons g.
81 fee. and TX ses 81 Jackson by dsph
feet front jackson by depth Of t9 10 inches and
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the square bound.
ed by Jackson Chestnut Josephine and Psque,nne
Lot No forms the Of jackson and Chest streets.
d d 10 Let on Is
inches and lines front jackson street. depth 100
FEET Los Nos and adon, and each 70 feet
inches and lines front jackson street. by depth of 40
5 SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, together with the i'm.
thereon situated in the square bounded by
phne, Chestnut. ST. Andrew and Camp street. Lots Nos
and adjoin and each 81 feet II inches and lines
front on Jose hne street BY depth Of 1875 feet The i'm
q adon and each % feet front ST. Andrew
by depth between parallel lines Of 1875 feet Lot Is
and lines the line, and depth of l6O feet inch
side and 1850 feet line OF the other Lot sdjoins % and
81 feet inches and lines front on Camp street
feet and Inns side and 1853 feet ii inches and lines
the other Lot q adjoins 26 and feet inches
the line and depth Of l59 feet II inches lines
one side and l5s fee, i inches on the other. ,
ed by Magazine Philip Live Oak and Jackson street measu
ing 80 feet 10 inches and lines front Phi lip street. by
depth RfT rs psTse az Ing e 2S feet tn..d in m
unded by Nay AIDES Philip Apollo and FRS. street These
rs fourth cash Balance in one and two
for notes bearing mortgage the property, with
cent interest and per cent eventual interest
pense of the purchasers. m23