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pP0POSALS For SERVICE HYDRANTS
OR STREET DRINKING FOUNTAINS
FOR GEORGETOWN.D b. q

pP99Pos4AILSsr EOB RI 81 MIGRANTS
Proposals are invited for furnishing the parts Of
one hundred Street Hydrants or DrinkiIg Foun-
.aIns to be inserted In the gas lamp posts of George
Dsyinss can be sssn At the Office of the under
Payments will be made in stock OF the Corpora
ton Of Ieorgetown bearing six per cent intsrs st,
il eolieoted, within four years ''' """"'' Ia"
Ths fsOSd state single price for each
levers valve rods, PEDALS and All other sp GSEks
nances OF the hydiants ready TO be attached % tho
hPsavy a ppe 70 each hEdaG
Proposals; sealed, endorsed ..Propossl for Hy-
be al the Gsy as
town, in presence Of the Water Board, and of such
other PRISONS as may choose to attend, the 18th
BY order Of the Water Board.
f s HI! rIsHr-FrsHr
500 bbi: NJ J New Madeline HERRING, in dry
Al.o leo sP bbI Drl So T: Pie hTs,vEs
800 bbls:SO new St John ATESWFf1Es. in store
A,, and for Sb ssls ss in lo e. to Suit
now Iandlns per schooner Roseneath, direct
Also, few IfHCskEREL.. No. S, large, and No. ?,
Apply HARTLEY BRO,
I5O BARRELS ls NEW sIs HHiSsrpoRr HER
RING. in good order, and for tale low by
70. md R as @ss.5 ! TSa ss...9ss..
FOR NEW, YORK.--The fast sailing packet
II schooner Hamilton, Captain Ogden, will "A
plS yS M 6 @ase : 81 DODGE sesrFs,ssa own.
3 8 w.. BARRELS NEW E&FfkA FLOUR, of
oo AsS 81; ..s o HGh and
l., o. Wya,as .,,l
For sale 5o,Sc I BRicRS IN Quantities to suit
Persons wanting Bricks can do well by calling on
%sris q asd Fl CO.
TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED Proposals, tn be endorsed Bridge Pro-
gosa" will be received at this Office untIl Wednes-
fBh at ahs h RI fer Tim
beyond the corporate limits Of GEORGETOWN. Th-
there and of the most ard ts
materials. which are to be approve Of by the uu-
Of same are in tSe saa iSrT any
and EaH sdds5 S tAs state 10 his tn Kind
uso in the work, with any other exp anations which
he may choose to make; Dn,.o
MAYORS OFFICE, Georgetown, July aO-6t
Ss saR ,tI;R:, fast and com
S;S "a sHH5aSf$f asisss =.
tnrninE, lcsyes Harper's Ferry every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY;and FRIDAY, at O'Clock a. IN.
Fare SI-5h.
N: Il. The Antelope makes an extra trip to Shop.
heIdstown and WillismspoIt on Saturday mig hts
anu sunday mornings. jy l5-2ms
WHOLESALE BSDT f fNb sEoE DEALER,
Bride street, GeOrsetoscn, ID. C.
The attention OF the trade is respectfully called to
my stock Of Youths', Mems, and Boys A6hn
CAl:FSklN ShOES, for summer wear
all Of my own manufacture. Y"
My stock of PATENT LEATHER
ton.
A large. lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
(suitable for seryantsl also hand and constantlI
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where. iy q -eOSl
MEMS D1rss SUITS,
YourH.' D.rs. SUITS, M'.'' Sa''"''' s.'f''
cHrLDREN's DRESS sUIIs,
store Ho,s Marble xSn hr
summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. IL
y conPyIstsd Of an sssortnent Of Gentemeps and
in material, trimming, and work manship.
TO those who study excellence with economy, in
offered for selecting from the most attractive .toes
Of Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
duced prices. aps,Iy
M.R.v1L1.m "AAA'i-LA
The most wonderful preparation known
foT Dsst,oytpn e. DandrEfj
Relieving Sci Hsadaeh.;
P'srsn nss p ne na.r J.oy FSt.,ss O~t;
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
CHARLES ERNEST KS Co.. s. Maiden Lane se MY
at viii accomplish all thst is claimed for It, and
no one need fss, or Mourn the loss Of hair if they
jes-sm J. M. BRApsrsKEr. 81 Broadway, N. Y
MEXICAN MUSTANG LISIMENr.
It's WONDERFUL effects agd consequent popularity
perhaps no article in the history of The Maieyia
tests. and met with few failures as the Mustang
ali external Wounds, Cnts, sweIlin.s. sprsi" no.
Bruises. or Erupuons on Man or Beast Tits SO far
cpped to Il aud
aois cures Of CaTcn,t and Distor ed Rhenmaiie
the st seentso mds Of the ase Nc tmf
afford to be without . bottle OF the Mustang Linz
The ssnuins Is sold b. respec abe Dealer. in all
parts of the world.
BARNES & PARK, Projectors, New York.
Also, Lyons Celebrated Insect Ponder.
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CRIMINAL CoUkr.-On Saturday, Virginia Burch
was tried on a charge q keeping house Of Ill
fame, and found guilty.
To-day, the Court having met the case Of the
nited states agt. Charles j. Garfield was ken
up, ia which the defendant was charged with
renting house to a certain female for purposes OF
bawdry. -
The jury in this case had not returned verdict
when we lefl the room. ..-#. --4,l
The Court then took up the case Of the United
states agt David Smith, colored, in which de-
fsndant was accused Of renting house TO Eliza
Rue for Illicit purposes p - =
This case was pending when our report closed
BAILED.-The young man, Marion Ward, who
was mentioned In saturdays paper as wounded
while attempting TO escape from the watt hmen
who were IA pursuit OF him on last Friday. had n
hearing before the Chief of Police on Safurdav,
and was fully committed for court SATURDAY.
night, his father ascertaining where he was wen,
O. the county Jail and found him suffering with
toe wound lie made application 10 the Chief OF
Police who released him on bail for trial at court
The charge against him is based upon the cutting
Of the door Of Justice Mckenna's office.
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II / M +!
IL LIMEn-LIME ~
Just received, l.g0 barrels Of fresh wood burnt
LIME, which Will be sold only for cash.
-.. - IL. WIN GAIT.
~,Ur Office northwest corner 18th and c streets,
No. 347. Whfrf foot of 18th street, below War
Department.. Nv u
TT Is UNIVERSALLY AiMiTrED
By THE LADIES
goods in the city. Being about TO make extenFive
improvements IN their store, they are compel ed to
sel or pack their goods away-they prefer the
former, and Will sell at prime cost for cash until
August lat
y is-sost MAXwELL'S, s2s Pa. av.
A LARGE LOT OF EMPTY MOLASSES
n hogsheads and Whisky Barrels for sale very
low Gy iS-steol BARBOUR r. SEMMES
my PIECE OF MUSIC SENT To ANY
"A part of the world (postage freel BY addressing
thiPi ano, Ne lodeon, and MuHc Store of JOHNF
ELLIS. WASHINGTON, ID. G.
Music neatly bound INSTRUMENTS carefully re-
paired Pianos rented; PIaao Stools. Piano Covers
JOHN =. ELLlS'S, SOC Pa. avenue, between
9Th and 10th SITS. - -" y
fsOU Upright Pianos for rent, of very fine tome
price very low.
" " -....-.... JOHN F. ELLIS.
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DIED,

In this city, on the I'D instant. of brain fever,
DAVID O. GLOVER. infant son of Catharine G. a nd
Robert III. Marcellus, aged weeks and day.
On Sunday morning. 9th instant, PENELOPE
EARLs aged 90 years, wife of J. 5. Biackford
Esq, OF Georgetown. ID. c.
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MARRIED,

On the 4th Infant. by the Rev. Father O'TooIe
MICHAEL MURRAY. Of Baltimore, to Miss
MARY FRANCES GARRETT, of Georgetown. I.
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Medal-Maryaret Pusley.
Exemplary Conduct-Matilda wayson. VIM.
D.. Furguson, Jno. r.. Keefe. Mary Milstead. Eliza
18th Marshall. Suslnna Teacher
Attention and General IMPROVEMENT John
Mccormick, Ed. Stewart. Julia Thompson. Mary
Story, Margaret Summers, Emma Garner
Observation-Disclosures Pusley, Catherine Bean.
Margaret Aukard.
Diplomas-John Davis, Ann Chapman, Rober,
Craig. VIM. Stewart, Mary c. Taylor, Cornelia
Bean.
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The Federal Assembly had elected a Presiden
Of the Swiss Confederation for 1850 I'm the Der
son OF Councillor Tregherosse NJ. K0cehle wa
chosen Vice President, and NJ Ziegler was re
elected Chief Of the Military General STAFF.
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of importance in the produce market, but as re.
gafds sugar, and some other articles, nrmness pre-
vailed. silk mar ket strong, 1t being anticipated
the numerous buyers, who have been deferred
from operations by the war, viii now come for.
Ward.
The Times city article says several large pur.
chases took place, and consols speedily improved
nearly per cent.-tbe tendency in that direction
being greatly stimulated by the fact that nearly all
the 81 eculators operating had been for fall and
that there was, consequently, rush TO buy BAG k
on any terms. There was no bullion operations AT
sne BANK , on ,n Inc supply o. money in;
the impression that the Bank minimum may be
reduced on Thursday, assisted the funds in their
upward movement.
The Daily News afirms that the Just hope and
expectations Of Italy are deceived. It adds
"Aistory will call the Emperor TO strict account
for having made war on false pretensions, and
signed mock and selfish peace-a peace that
leaves Austria impregnably fortified in Northern
Italy; that connects Cent? al Italy TO the patronage
Of the Pope, and to the constant menace Of mill
t4ry Intervention the part Of the Popes patrons
and protectors; that takes no account OF the well
fare Of the people, and substitutes for national in
dependence a confederation under the lock and
key of Austrian garrisons. The Emperor Of France
has sown the seeds Of future wars, and the closer
we examine the pretended pacification, the more
futile and Ubiquitous IL appears" D ;
The Morning Post contends that the soul of the
treaty agreed upon Is the nationality guaranteed
under every variety of local government in con-
federation Of the italian States. = - -
The Emperor Of Austria 10 to be King of venetia,
solely as an Internal member Of the Confederation
he viii rule Less than three million Italians and
will be controlled by Confederation ruling not
less than twenty-six millions. The Pope IL shorn
virtually Of his temporal be isdeprived
OF the substance, but keeps the shadow. N
The Times says that Venice must hope that her
Independence win not be q mere name, and that
the influence Of France and Austria united win
not be more unbearable than that Of ustris sngly
The Romans must hope that the Italian Confeder-
viii be nothing like any Government they have
hitherto known. The Pspal States are LEFT a they
were, but with master somewhat greater than
before he Is honorary President Of the Italian Con-
federation, and Gen. On Jon holds the sword at HID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-27
p1eur VIEWS IN A WRONG POSITION.

We have read with much interest an able
letter Of our old friend, William {. Smcdcs,
ESQ, of vicksburg, addressed 10 a jollitication
"Oppo,ition' celebration at Memphis, short
time since In his view OF parties he makes
several suggestions, the principal one OF which
i "tl,a, the friends of the Union, of harmony,
of the government, shall resolve on this vcXed
question, that in all Territorial acts it shall
he hereafter inserted that no laws shall bc
passed by the Legislatures Of the Territories
prohibiting or interfering with the existence
of slavery in thcn,," and this basis is endorsed
bv the National lntclligercer. The New
York "Tribunc," another leading organ o.! the
"Opposton," tiercely dcnounccs the propoSi-
ton. What" it says, consent to see the
people of the Territories tied hand and foot for
ten. twenty. forty years, by act of Congress,
utterly helpless against the inroads of slavery;
while that institution. despite theirremonstlan-
ccs. can strike its roots permanently into their
soil" The Tribune then goes OH to an
nounce "thc only practicable basis for union
in the next Presidential election, that which
we have so often cxpoundcd viz: the CO.
operation of all such as agree substantially
upon the slavery issues involved in that con-
tcst-holdins, in the meantime, minor ques
tions, on which there is no agreement, in aoey'
ance.' The true meaning of this is that its sole
reliance is OH the united North, and on purely
sectional basis, which must be Indignantly re-
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WHITE SLAVERY"

Under this caption the New York News"
presents some sarcastic structures upon the hy-
pocritical negro philantiropists Of England and
America. whose nar.ov visions arc confined to
the imaginary suilcring' Of the negroes oil the
United Statcs-thc best ltt and cared for and
happicst laboring population in the world-and
who manage to be blind to the real torturcs en-
durcd by rh1c victims Of oppression. To say
nothing Of the thousands OF homeless
out-casts, driven from their old home
steals by cruel landlords, the News
cites from the English papers illustra-
tions Of the ahjcct and degraded condition of
the lower classcS in England, and, among them,
recent occurrence at the naval depot at WOOL
wich: and many similar scenes are narrated -
The london Times contains u notice Of the
infamous transaction. How grossly docs the
cool narrative contrast with the hcartfcltSyi
pathy for the prosecuted colorcd man, which
the Duchess OF Sutherland assured Mrs. Stowe
was universally felt by the English people
from the Chevot Hills 10 Lands End The
following is the article in the LONDON Time" "
Two soldiers were fIogged at Woolwich car.
rSon on the lst inst The first man, named
Green, bore his punishment, as stated by an
eyewitness. like true soldier" but the Sc
cond named Davis. young recruit, protested
his innocence of the crime of dcscrtion
beloved and screamed for mercy and suppl
Gated Colonel Talbot and the medical officer
ard others who were present TO have compass
son on him, or he should die. His back was
covered with mass of large red, inflated biles
which blcd proitscly at every stroke, and red
dencd the ground under his feet, upon which
the cat was ordered to he withheld for few
moments, when. lintling that his punishment
was not at an end, he gave vent to eXclamations
for mercy, and parly succeeded in delivering
himself by force from the straps which bound
him to the halyards. The punishment was
again ordered to be continued, when at every
succeeding stroke his cries and eXclamations
were most amcntabc, irasinuch as officers and
men swooncd away at the sickenins spectacle
ami had to bc carried into the open air. One
officer and upward Of twenty non-comnsslon-
ed officers and men long in the service tainted,
and others stopped their ears and closed their
eyes lest they, TOO, should become unnervcd,
and be subject to the rcproach and rid'culc OF
/ IL. ,n,nru1oS
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In m opposite suite Of apartments in tie
same building. was introduced into one OF
the most richly ornamcnted and brilliant STU
dios in Florence. The master spirit OF all this
bcautv and talent was another gifted country
man Of ours. Mr. Gould, of Fredericksburg Va.
Pictures a every variety of style but OF the
highest grade OF merit, filed the entire space
before us and left me for while in doubt winch
first to approach in examination or preference.
Cav ccStu.nc- and tigurcS-not OF Italy, but
the Ea>t-.ayc brightness and life to the ideal
department, which occupied one side Of the
apartment. while portraits combining union
of truth and loneliness gave attraction TO the
other. These las very much reminded Inc OF
the works Of my beau-idcal of portrait painters,
&C.. G.. Thompson, at Romc.) and carried me
back in thous Int and imagination to Via Sistina
and lis richly grmmcd studio. Mr.. Thompson
is now located in New York. in the practice Of
his noble mr..
There was - portrait 0! boy IA son of Mr.
Powers, 80 pcricc;ly WompsoHian in its grace,
nature ard beauty, that if ! had met it in any
ga!erv pr ..rawins-room, without knowing its
aulho:. should at once have pronounced it an
cn,ana'on Of Via Sistina, and the work of my
giea; ;,voriic. There was also group of some
four az five l;gurcs-thc children of an Ameri-
can naval ciiiccr-which reminded me OF the
best sketch | have ever seen: composition
of Mr. lhomp>cu''. representing his own iaIpl'
". The exquisite faces Of seraphs and angels,
thai 80 fascinated NY admring gaze in the Wa
Sistina, looked !or here in vain. Mr.. Gould 5
beauties are all mortal; but being single man,
all ladies', presume, are angels to him.
regret my stay in Florence must be short.
have Just >ccn CROUCH ofour talented friends to
wish FOR Il more prolonged intercourse Expect
to hear from me among the hills of Savoy, in
Switzerland aud believe me yours,
TEANt-TATORr
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A vAIUAnLE! ESTATE FOR SALE,

IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY, Va.
WILL he sold U: WEDNESDAY, the ijl ay Of Noye;H.
w h-r lsI !; air. IL mo-, the fair day thereafter
upon the premises, the large and valuable estate called
WAVIELEY in ,c cuauty Of GLOUCESTER Va. !; |. .i;ua
ted uon Sor.ii River ravgablc water, within few
r.l,s "f, and en.ying into CIc.apcas. Bay-a stream
nLou.tug i'll oysters and ISL and in neirhborhooi pro-
verbal for its intelligence and refinement. The Tract con
;ns eleven unlre and eighteen Of land OF which
ahou; six hundred low grounds Of great fertility In
high stat. OF Improvement aud undcrlad by incxhausaibc
beds OF mari.
Upon the there is modern Brick House, built In
the most elegant and substantial manher-contaniDS be.
sides basement, ten large It's situation one oi
remarkable beauty, immediately upon the river In the
lnid-i of welllGvl lawn. Altogether such estate Is
rarely found in the market and TIE sale viii be positive ad
wI:luu: reserve
At the time the household aud Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Implements stock nf all kinds prov ciJcr &c,
belonging to such establishment Sil bc sold uron the
usual terms.
For the real estate onc-fnurh II the purchase money
Will he required in cash! the balance In equal insiamcnis,
bearing interest from the day o sale. e interest pay able
scmannualy az one two three and four years secured
ty a deed OF trust upon the premises.
4 crop OF wheat; ia regular rotation will he seeded be-
fore The day OF SALE for which the purchaser will pay ut the
customary rates.
any gentleman desires Purchase the above estate nt
private sale before the lG Novcmbcr with everything
upon it, he eau address-siang his proposon-ei'her
DR.. JOHN s. WEXFORD, Fredericksburg, or
Judge WM. ". CRUMP. Richmond.
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cmILuovvEH srI,INGs FOR SALE.

rgNIE undersigned Commissioner, appointed h decree Of
IL the Circuit Court nf Smyii County in the 81 H..
f. Akcr AMI others asains. benjamin Patterson anI Others
will, on TUESDAY, TIE l>rll DAY OF OCTOBER next,
being the FRS: day Of the October oi Sny;h County
Court sell at the front door Of Ia. OF Smyih
county G Acres o Land includn; the celebrated CHILL
HDWtE SULPIlCE SPRINGS, unsurpassed In Medicinal
virtue by any mineral water, in the state. These Springs
have had from Tie earliest settlement 81 III. country. great
celebrity have effected inany rcinark.'- cures: Aav.
much rcoricd 10 hy visitors wieH .ccommo I.nrs
could he had aud doubt not would be gcsDrcd 10 bg
hundreds and thousand. improved they shouli be-.
They s.uate! within about mile of the Virginia and
Tennessee Ear1a in the county Of 'lyth In the Valley
Of the Middleork Of ol-to in Of the fertile AMI
beautiful regions % The Southwest railroad of easy
and cheap grade could be made along level valley,
t..din; FROM The Virginia AID Tennr-e. Railroad the
Springs Tie Sri: is bold aud capable oi supplying any
number ot vi.:or:. and the ground, handsome and AZ
ford beautiful sites Tor building, for extensive establish
m.n,. Capitalists are Invited 10 examine the property;
investment speculation I: presents great attractions
TEkN- Tile sale To- he credit of one. two, three
and four years. with iacrcst thereon from and after the
praon OF year The purchaser 90 give bond and APP
proved security and 'hc i'ie rtancr til the purchase
money Is paid. G:NE9Li T. JOHNSON,
JAMES w. SiEffEY,
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EXECUTORS SALE or 4 LIABLE
IL

TrNHE valuable Farm of the a;c Dr. j. H. EraHder in the
county Of DnwidJe, IL miles from Petersburg an
from the South Side Rail Road lying partly Namohinc
Creek and adjonin; the land. OF jaime ilnmin benjamin
Tucker and others, containing Ii1 acre, r Uf which
cleared and in high state % improvement hy the growth
o! Clover other grassc the balance in original grCw,
cf Oak &c with snail ortion Of second growth OF Pine,
l. for sale. Tie soil i, chiefly cay ai.I we'll adapted 10
Wheat, Corn and Tobacco.
The improvements better than on farms generally,
consisting Of Iarsr pR Hing oi stories Including basc.
n.n; with 10 in good repair large and new
Jraary four Tobacco EirE' and other necessary build.
n.s q! which Recently built The location IS
4 very suitable ole for physician.
The place offered fIr sale privately bu: /. not gold
privately before TUESDAY, the ELEVENTH DAY OF &C.
rUBE l.;l, Il will be sold at II O'Clock thai day al
public auction together with Corn crop ci 900 barrels a
large number Of Cattle Sheep Hos Mule, al other perish
able pro perry.
Tie terms viii "a made accommodating.
TIE place br .Oya Icy the igy"lf, o.
whom Will h- awnys OF She place.
Farther Information h. hnt lv aiire-sn. m" Al
Mulberry Inn, pawii!i,, ~. j. 9. BEANDLf.
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uNtNT COMFOliT FOIt SALE.

fENE subscriber Oilers sale privately The Farm Oh
Il which he present resides, called Mount Comfort,
contauny 3S less. situated Ia the uppdr end
OF lIcnriro county lU miles Of Ricinond Deep
Run between the Three Chopped ana Quoccn roada and
about txo miles below Short Pump. The improvements
consist Of large aud convenen;y'constEucied frame
dwelling house containing IL and ample passages;
about half OF I, stories high with good brick base
ent kitchen and quarters stables, carriage and icehcuses
brick smoke rhouse Gc This Farm is w--watered Deep
Run being the boundary entire side for about mile
Stony entirely through the centre upon both
which there good mill sites well Of excel
lent water the yard and springs of the pures water con-
veneniy dispersed the Farm. The subscriber deens
any further description unnecessary but respectfully n'
selves. ANY upon the subject, directed to
the subscriber Erin Shades, will be promptly a;ea!ei
sent l--csw WN. +. HARRIS
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yALUNnLE ESrATE Is CUMnmLAND,

OFFER for sal. estate IN the county % Cunh.r-
land, yln: Oh james ard Wills RiSefs. and contain
Ing according to survey 10y Peter Ware III l>l:, :,'
Acrc- about .rJ ia cultivation the rcmandrr In forest;
y. which, Clifton, which reside, /, estimated 10 con
tain pu Acres about lUO Wills low grounds; Glentiyar,
i Acres nearly .0 Acre, of low ground, Of great 'e'
iy The whole estate in good condition and IN rroIuc
tive cultivation.
should prefer selling privately, aud 10 a.y on- VIII"
would purchase the sud with the n"gr,c- on I1"t 6
in nunber) deduction Of several ihuu-snl dollars ifcn
the .atirAt: would be made.
II sold privately due notice viii hc given IL not the
land will be offered public auction on TIT kSlAl, the
:;ri day o! November. T-riGs onc.;!rd cah. tue re-
nan,rr a, one and two years with Interest, payable an
uuay the whole ot the deferred payments. Payment
he secured by deed of trust. Tile deferred payments
would he Zen ;lcncl Il desired ly the purchaser.
vii; take l-asur. in Showing the property 10 any one
WHO wishes to view il, PEYTDS HARRISON,
S,n, Ii-r,I. Clifton Va