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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

BURGLARY IN PLuM-sTREEr.-The residence
of James Calvin, on Plum-street, near Ann,
was feloniously entered night before last, and
rsbbed of nearly 500 in money and similar
amount in jewelry. The burglars escaped
with their booty without awaking the in
mates by their nocturnal visit.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03


FAM OF THE NoRrH KENTUCKY AGR1CuL-
TURAL AND MECHANICAL AssoCIATIoN.-Th
fourth annual fair Of the North Kentucky
Agricultural AMI Mechanical Association will
open TO the public on Tuesday, September
H., and close on Friday, September Ia. The
grounds are situated on the Maysville and
Mt. Sterling Turnpike, about three and half
miles from Maysyille, and are accessible from
ell points of the compass by excellent roads,
The inclosure contains about twenty-seven
acres, which are surrounded by a well-built
plank fence, and are well set in bluegrass,
and shaded by beautiful grove of forest
trees, Buildings have been erected of such
size and shape as not only to furnish ample
accommodation TO exhibitors and visitors,
but also to add much to the appearance of
the grounds.
The amphitheater, by far the largest in the
State, will comfortably accommodate 10000
persons, on seats one above the other, 90 that
all can have a good view oft he ring. Above
these seats is an excellent promenade, twelve
feet in width, which will shelter 5000 more.
The ring is 202 feet in diameter, in the
center of which is beautiful music stand,
around which all stock will be exhibited,
and in which a full brass band will perform
during the entire exhibition. t
The cottage is beautiful building, and is
well furnished for the comfort and convent
ence of the ladies.
The floral, mechanical, and fne-art hall
now being erected, will be completed in time
for the next fair. This building, eighty feet
in diameter and two stories in hight, is q
gem Of architectural design, and is admirably
adapted to the exhibition of the various ar
ticles to be exhibited in these departments.
As all premiums offered are open to the
competition of the world we doubt not tht
Fair will be largely attended, and in every
respect success.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

DEATH OF A REyoBpTIoNARY VETERAN
David Bostwick, revolutionary pensioner,
died at New Milford, Ct, on the nth inst, at
the age OF ninety-nine years and two months.
when but sixteen years old. He fought at
the battles of Germantown and Monmouth.
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Since Jan OOo,aIO ss7sOIOs2 sSO69sgs2
Wednesdays New York Time, observes

Wednesdays New York Times observes
We have nothing new to report to-day in Money
1ffea at i0sSS on London, and f5iih ON Paris. The
engagements Of Specie are about halfa million dol
lars.
There is a supply Of Money at call at per cent,
while endt ask Al0T per cent. Mercantile Bills
ninety days to six months, aud from to on the
the Discount market, both at Bank and outside, in
dcates pretty general calculation that by the LIST
october better rates for the lender will be bad;
hence the partially shown for short Paper at the
present lower terms and the abundance Of Money
subject TO call at per cent. The calculation may
be yen.toonded and Y isa fair question Of opinion
calculations wholly upset by the continued circum-
engagements, and the consequence was that the
lowest rates at the end Of sixty days were again
copied by lie lender rather than wait for rise In
Money which might not come for an indefinite
period, ils ..N .I. .I r
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EXCURSION FROM ToLEDo.-We learn that
large company of the citizens of Toledo
and that vicinity will leave for this city on
the l4th of August, on a pleasure excursion.
The company will be nnder the superintend-
ence of L. A. Afford Esq, who has had con-
troll of all the different excursions eleaying
Toledo during the present summer. Our
lake-shore friends will find the Metropolis of
of the West in an excellent condition, and
we doubt otwill amply repay them for the
foit
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

MANS Foor CRUSHED ON THE JACOB STRADER.
A man named Thomas Hellman, adeek-hand
on the steamer Jacob Strader, was severely
injured day before yesterday, while assisting
in unloading the boat By some accident,
while the engine was in motion, his foot was
caught between the crank or pitman, and
torn so badly,that amputation of two or three
toes was deemed necessary. He was removed
to the Commercial Hospital, where he is still
lying, suffering severely from his wounds.
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lBy Telegraph
New York stock Market.

NEW YoRK, August 2.-Stocks dull and
lever, closing quiet: Chicago and Rock Island, ~
Milwaukee aud Mississippi, 10; Lacrosse and Mich
igan, 2tsi Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, s4js;
Cleveland and Toledo, S4 Gelena and Chicago,
ls4; Michigan Central, OK; Erie, asa; New York
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

SALE OF PRINTINa MATERIALS AND HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITuRE.-This morning, at nine
o'clock precisely, J. Graft 4 Co. sell, at No. 1B
East Fonrth-street one printers press, fonts
type, printers stone, materials, &c. Also, at
half past nine o'clock, household furni-
ture at No. l79 Smith-street, between Fifth
and Sixth. See advertisement.
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named ~ Clark, belonging, we believe, to
the Fifteenth Ward Bell and Everett Club,
while returning in a wagon, from the
ratification meeting in Covington last night,
was struck on the head with brick thrown
by some one at the corner Of Water and
Vine-streets, and severely injured. He was
Knocked senseless by the blow, but the of
fender was not arrested. The wounded man
was Immediately removed to his residence,
and every care shown him; but his injury
viii confine him TO his bed for some time,
and probably prove fatal.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

MANS IBe AND ARM BROKEN BY FALL
A man named Jacob Kimball who resides on
Main-street, near the Hamilton-road, yes
terday afternoon, fell from a chair upon which
he had been standing, and, strange as it may
seem, broke his right arm aud leg. .u,.,5eI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

PnooEFpises OF THE County COMMISSIONERS.
At their regular diurnal session, yesterday
morning, the Comfy Commissioners passed
orders amounting in the aggregate TO $345 SO;
Of which $l00 were paid to Craven 4 Ayres
for brick for new Jail; $ll7to Daniel Wunder
for services as Director of the City Indrmary,
aud $6S 8s for gas fog the Courthouse during
the months Of June and July. No other
business of any kind was transacted. s-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

Boy DRowNED.-A lad about eight years
of agen named Alexander Joseph, whose
parents reside some place on Hamilton-road,
was drowned while bathing in the Canal
yesterday evening. The body was shortly
dence of his parents.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

Policeman DIscHAR0ED.-- D.---Dayid A. Hum
phreys, Of the First Ward, was discharged
from the police force by Mayor Bishop, yes
terdaY morning, for drunkenness and disor-
derly conduct. William Pettibone, of the
same Ward, was appointed substitute watch
man at the Hammond-s Station-house.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
RrpUpIIcAN MprrINo-Tbe RE-

KEPUBLIcAN MEETING.-The Republican
Association Of the Tenth Congressional Dis
trict will hold meeting at the engine
house, corner of Pike and Washington
streets, tomorrow night.
MARSHAL MoGIRTY RETURNED. Marshal
McGirty, of West Covington, yesterday re-
turned and surrendered himself to Judge
Maltas, and will be tried for breach of the
peace tomorrow evening at seven O'clock.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

Observation-Disclosures Smith, late CEN
sus takerof the Fourteenth Ward, was, this
morning, appointed and sworn in, by Judge
Hilton, one Of the, clerks of the Probate
Court lN 'iIhfA. '"tF n fti ..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
.lBy Telegraph
baltimore Market .

BALTIMORE, August Flour quiet but
irm. Wheat ffp red 2O1sOc, and white 3Oea6Oc
Corn firm; yellow I20DTSc., and white T5egs0c
Provisions quite firm and unchanged.
Whisky steAdy at 2O16n2lc.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

NUMBERS OF DAILY Press WANTED. =
Twenty cents will be paid for each of the
following numbers of Vol. Ii: so, So, n, ~
70, IA and l3O. Apply at Counting-room.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

STABBING AFFRAY IN SToRRs TOWNSHIP.
A difficulty occurred day before yesterday
in Storrs Township, between. a couple Of
men named IL Black and James Craven,
during which the latter was severely
wounded by a knife in the hands of the
formerg A feud had existed between them
for a considerable length of time, and when
they met on Wednesday all their olden Bit
terness and hatred was revived. Words
arose and blows followed, when Black drew
a knife and stabbed his opponent in the back
and also in the chest, infiicting two very
painful, although not necessarily fatal
wounds. Black Immediately fed, and has
not since been heard from, although every
effort has been made TO bring him to justice,
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HORRIBLE CAsyALTY-A Boy DRAGGED TO
DEATH BY FRIGHTENED HoRsE.--A lad about
thirteen years of age, named Samuel Kauf-
man, whose parents reside on Ninth-street,
between Race and Elm, was killed, about
eight O'clock last evening, in the following
melancholy manner He was riding on horse
back down Elm-street, when at the corner OF
Eighth, the animal became frightened, il is
thought, at the Bell and Everett procession,
and turning. suddenly round threw the boy
from his back. tf E-Iv0T'
The foot of the lad caught in the stirrup,
and In thiscondition he was dragged to the
corner of Ninth. and Elm, where the horse
ram against street railway car and threw it
from the track, and thence to Ninth and
Plum, where the frightened animal was
stopped and the boy extricated from his hor-
rible position. Hewas taken to the Ninth
street Station-house, where he died in few
minutes. Coroner Carey held an inquest
upon the body, which developed the facts we
have narrated above.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03


THE TRoT YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. The
trotting race announced to take place yester-
day afternoon, between "Kate Daniels"
Dick Turpin' and "Lady Utley," over the
Cincinnati Trotting Park drew quite a fair
attendance. The match was for a purse and
stake of $4QQ, mile heats, best three in FIVE, to
wagons. Before the time for the race, E. A.
Smith gave notice that his horse, "Dick Tur-
pin" had been withdrawn in consequence of
lameness, and the judges announced that all
bets made on time and against the field were
off. The sport was destroyed by this disar-
rangement of the match; for II was Ewell
known, from the manner (which she behaved
during previous race with the same nags,
that Lady Utley" could not win single
heat. In the last heat the s'Lady' was dis
tanced, but this was probably owing to the
fact that one of the shafts became detached
from thewagon.
We annex the following recapitulation;
rRorrIsG RAcE, MILE HEATS, rHnrE IN FIVE, TO WAC.
fN oNs 'sn --.f I'd
A. q psniels's g. m. Kate Daniels .,....;..l !
Il. A. Smiths b. g. "Dick Turpin." ..........drawn
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CRuRLTY TO ANMALs.- A man named
Daniel Stanley was arrested yesterday and
held to bail for his appearance before the
Police Court this morning, upon charge Of
cruelty 10 his horse. He has been fined twice
for the same offenseduring the present week,
but this does not in the least mollify his ex-
temely cruel nature. He is the driver of
one Of the Clifton omnibuses, and deserves
to be avoided by every humanitarian.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
: TBy TciesIraph.I

PHILADELPHIA, August 2.-Flour dull and
weak Wheat active: white 81 40QDl 50, and red
VI z09l 20. Corn sccarce, aud yellow In demand
Whisky steady at 2i@22c
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS



fn financial circles there was no altera-
ton yesterday rom any Of the previous days Of the
week Money wa. IN fair demand for the season,
but 10 oud supply at st9i0 per cent. for approved
Paper. Currency continued 70 come in slowly, but
the Quantity In the hands Of the Bankers WAS IN ex-
cess Of the request. Ift. Jff rjsnf Hf .Hti .g
Eastern Exchapge was sill steady, though inactive
at y btylng aud Y preufipm selling.
In Gold Now o leans Rxchangc, TImo-bills and
Uncurrent Money there no alteration.
The prices OF tlQur were unchanged, but there
better demand therefor: 65 brls ceiling at ~ l5
10. Whisky was unchanged, but steady. mess
were Inactive, with increased Inquiry for Bacon
Lard continued nominal. Wheat and Corn were
firm: Oats and Rye dull, and barley, new, In fair
request. ..... -. - -...' ---I
The Imports and Exports Of the various articles
during the twenty -four hours ending yesterday noon
we're ss follows. ..... ...-4. ..
Ipiports-AppIes ~ brs.; Barley, 2gq bush: Butter,
~ packages Corn fOO3 bushels; Cheese, Z3g boxes;
Flour. t,0ls brls.; Hay, ~ bales Hogs 50 head; Lard
"a brlg MOlasses 2I2 brla; Malt, 1899 bush Oats,
1,i6s busliclsi Pork and Bacon, ~ tcs., ~ brs.
Potatoes, % bris; susar, hid. Wheat, 3,673 bush
Erporis-Appies, 10 brls. Barley, Ii6 trs Candles,
90 boxes; Corn, $50 bush Cheese gi boxes; Coffee,
G5l bags; Flour, 259 brls Moasses, IG2 brs Oats
33O bushelsj Pork and Bacon, lio hhds.. tierces,
"a brls Sugar, lag hhds; Salt, II brls; Wheat 2,J6j
bushels; Whisky, fet brls.
The following Is u Comparative statement Of tho
Exports e xclusye OF Specle) from New York 60 for
cign ports for the past week and since Jan. L.
,.l., 1858. 1850. 1se0.
Previously reported Ssg7Os6S @,i07's27 ig'Os3,2oi
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FOUND.

MOUND -.fiol RISE On Monday syenins, July 3d.
~ a large bay Horse and small black Pony. The
q JOSHUA MORRISON, in PendletOn, and paying
expenses, su2-hs
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Ilmhs
2.4lk 2.36lS

A match has been made between dKate
Daniels" and William Woods "Uncle Ned"
to take place next Tuesday. for stake Of
$3.50 side mile heats, best three in five, to
harness. The nags are said to be well
matched, and we doubt not the race will be
quite interesting.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

@s- The pAiLy PREss to be had every
morning at the counting-room, Price one
cent
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LAW RMPoRr.


Letters Of administration on the estate of
Joseph eteger wete issued to Geneva Stieger,
his Widow, SIS.
On,petitioh, George Wilson was abtioittted
guardian Of Ann Boyd, aged sixtee nyears.
VIM. r. Chamberlain and Sophia X. Cham
berlain,. .petitioned that Mary Louisa Pierson,
a minor, aged seventeen years, should be de-
clared their child by adoption, and that her
name should be changed to Chamberlain.
The petition was granted.
HIBnAs OoHPUs-..The petitioner, Thomas
Wallace, alleged that he was illegally de-
tanned in cdstodt y by the Superintendent of
the City Prison; he being sentenced by the
Police, Judge 10 twenty days Imprisonment
on a charge Of vagrancys 1t was contended
by Mr.. s. McGroarty that the ofense Of which
he was convicted was not clearly set forth in
theT'afttimas. Had he had the proper notice
he could have disproved any of the charges
specified. Judge Hilton said he had no fight
to presume that any injustice was done.
Whether the nittmNs was sufficient to hold
the accusedin custody was the only question
to be determined under the writ Of habeas
corpus. No valid objection could be sus-
tanned TO the mittiBlas, aud the writ must
therefore be disohargedI- : and the petitioner
remanded. .fU ...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

RAILWAY CoNvocATIoN. .2The Executive
Committee of Railroad Presidents held
meeting in this city, day before yesterday, at
tie Miami; Mr.. L'Homlnedieu, of the Cincn-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton; Mr.. Smith, of the
Marietta and Cincinnati, and Mr.. Flint, Of the
Ohio and Mississippi The subject of West
ern-bound freights was fully discussed, and
a resolution was finally passed declaring that
the Cincinnati roads would exact fuH pro-
rata divisioH under The schedule Of The l0th of
ApriL A circular TO this effect will be for
warded to the Eastern lines to-day, -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
AUCTION SALES.

A uCTION sALRABY JACOB qRAFF = 10.
a sale-roqms No. \ East Fourth. street -aFurni.
tqre at Auction.-Will be sold on FRIDAY MORN
ING, August ., at W O'Clock, at No. 1T0 Smith-M
between Fifth and sixth, the Furniture Of f6niy,
Rosewood haircioth soii do. do. Chairs. E,Iza,eth
nhair. rosewood marble top Center table, Brussels
carpet, On Paintings, Sidcboard, Stone China
nhine anu ifca Ware, Glass Ware, Brittania Tea
set, Clock, Looking-glass, marble.to1 Dressing and
Plain Burcansj inciosrd marbie-top Wish. stands
Ware, French and Cottage Bedsteads, Feather. beds
bolsters and Pillows; Shuck Mattresses, Rugs, Oil
Cloth, Safes Santa Claus Cooking stove and Appara-
tus, and an assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
au2 JACOB GRAFF, Auctioneer. a
A UCTION SALE-BYJACoB CRAFT co.
~ sale-roomS No. Is East Fourth street,. To
in the building No. Al Mainstreet, will be sold 20
pay ,O,t CHARGES, On FRIDAY MORNING August 3, at
ops Printpg Fresss several parts Of lonts Of Type
and Cases; Printers Stone; Materials, &c., &c:1
II. NJ. RULISON.
su2 i,tH JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer.
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LOST.

n OST-BREASTPIN-A gents pin, enameled
- hand holding pearl. A suitable reward viii
be paid by leaving 1t at this ONCE. au3-b
n OeT'-On Wednesday Afternoon, while passing
IRON the corner Of Sixth and bycamore-sta %
Bracelet The Under viii be suitably rewarded py
leaving u at this oiiice. aus-be
II !OST,-A Memorandon Book, containing one
note dated July s, 1850, payable, one year after
cuell In favor az d. T. also other papers Of
no value 20 any qne except the owner A liberal re-
ward VIII be Paid for tho delivery OF the same 10 D.
l.. CLEPHANE, Newport, KY, on Monmouth
street above Jefferson. Payment Of note has been
stopped. u f' H't ~ aul-cs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

LE1TERs DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE,
Thursday, August Q:
Charles Geisbour, Covington, Ky irNtt1 81 ~
J. II. Hawiey& Co., Hartford, Conn
a. q. Polwin, Terre Haute, Ind.
Nenton f., Cambridge City, Ind
Wilke Sheodor, SeDtopolis, Ills.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
FRIDAY-.~Y."..,... .,....-.........~....."...AUG GUST 3

City News.
METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvAT1oNs-ByH Henry
Ware, Optician, August 2;
O'CLOCK Barometer. ~ Theyfaohtetsf
Z a. m.....,',.... .,.......29.55 Above zero-72
W Me-. rfr Above zero-S1
r. m M-''.'''.'.'...,'.......29.B Above zero So
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

NUANTED-FIFTY OENTs-Beautifully coll
w orsd pictures, by J0HNSQN'S own process,
Iust periected after years Of study and experiment
properly GoloEed. Call at 0HNS0N'S Gallery, Mat
and Mani and compare them with any pictures coll
ored or daubed after culled foreign prOcoes
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

"ANTED-A girl 20 do homework. Must
w DO . good washer and iToner. To good girl
good wages and permanent situation will be given,
70 one that can sleep at home. A German, Welch or
English preferred. Positively Irish need apply ..
Gall immediately at 144 West Sixthstreet, between
Race and Elm. l0 t'ttf ~ au2-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

WANTED y TWENTY-FIVE GENTS - Large
wv pictures In cases, beautifully colored by new
French process; the idea Of paying ty cents, when
they can be had daily at APPLEGATEB Mammoth
five cents. au2l b.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03

w ss fsnsssss q shs eaaPSida.es sfS for
PRESIDENT are CORRECT. The price Of the Medals IL
$50 por thousand. Agents are now selling from 100
TO 200 per day Address JOHN STANTON, Stamp
and Brand Cutter, 139 Fifth;st, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
A GRAND
VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.

GONE four months since our excellent townsman,
- NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, informed US that he
had nrenared a
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!" AV.ESRIiER
Ff1Ee S.NLE.

THIS valuable Farm, tie late residence of VIM.
i q. Frazer, decd, located in Orange County,
about II miles East of the Court house; .and con
tanning 567 I-2 ACRES. of LAND, win be of
fered for sale, at public auction on the premises
on Thursday The Soth q. 4agast, 1860. This Farm
is located in one of the finest farming sections of
the country and the soil is equal in fertility to any
in it's vicinity, producing heavy crops of Wheat,
Corn, Grass, and Tobacco ofgood quality. Water
conveniently distributed over the farm. There are
about eco acres of Original Timber.
The buildings are all nearly new and ample, con-
venent and well built of carefully selected timbers
The DIV NG-HOU Sc recently thoroughly re-
paired has nine rooms, besides dining room and
Store rooms in cellar. Barn, Stable, Servants
Houses, and Tobacco Houses, convenient and in
good repair A large Orchard of bearing and
Young trees. There several well attended
CT urches convenient. Considering the beauty, fer
tilty and other advantages of this farm, we think
that it presents inducements rarely offered.
TERMS.-One- third cash, the balance in two
equal annual instruments with interest to be paid
annually.
Any one wishing to view this farm. and coming
on the cars, will please address VIM. T. B. Frazer,
Rapid Ann Station, Culpeper CO., Va.
Nm I. b. FRAZER, tEx,ors
JAMES FRAZER, "a I VI .
August 8, 1S60.-tds.
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LAND FOR SALE IN
HIGHLAND COUNTY.

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Court of
L Highland co., rendered atthe May term. there
of in 1860, in the suit of JOHN Smiths adm'or Cat
the relation of Mary Ruleman) Plaintiff, vs. Samp-
son Jordan and Nancy Michael, Defendants, the
undersigned, as commissioner appointed for the
purpose, will sell to the highest bidder, AT PU B
Lie AUCTION, on the premises, on the lst doy Of
September meat, four tracts of the lands mentioned
in the aforesaid decree--to wit: A tract of 81
Acres, another Of 100 Acres, one other of 6
Acres and one of 8 Acres, lying near to each
other, and situated Spring Run, in the said
county of Highland, being the land on Which said
Jordan has his residence. These LANDS, consider
able portion of which is cleared and in cultivation,
are well adapted to the growth Of grain and grass.
There is on the home tract fine Spring branch ,
with water and fall suitable for 8 Grist Mill, or
other Machinery.
THE TEAMS OF SALE will be is follows The a
mount of the purchase money wall be divided into
shree equal installments. payable in six, twelve
and eighteen months, bearing interest from the
day of sale. the purchaser executing bond, with
good personal security: and the tite'wil be retain
ed until the whole of the said purchase money be
paid. JOHN BlRD, Commr.
July 81 lS60-At,