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iteimrair iis disnitx in the eyes Of our owas o.
dl4sr people BufS mus. be confessed that ne
precsedings Of Monasy night could no, fail TO be
fasessof sch fssdll The 'pse,rele wh'eA
\ pstlis tn e. ablsS % sisness. voald ave
- sssbssrd. in had no. been vaisfol one
When the President Of ths United States st"od
up to make stump speech. and. amid Applause
and cries of "go it old man." assured the mutt.
tpde thai be "neyer struck political tieke. IN hl'
life" there must have been more men IN the
crowd who experienced feeling Of deep north
cation than would probably care 10 acknowledge
the fact Strangers too must have been greatly
puIiIsd As they followed the Grassland and tran.
parcpcies TO the Presidential Mansion. and heard
the Chief Magistrate OF nation explain 10
crowd the wisdom Of tho "two.thirds rule" and
protest that he had lever been friend OF regu
lar nominees" Under any circumstances II
would be difficult Tor a President to address a 20
Iitical meeting 10 support VI his party and tie
candidate without infringing those ruler Of deco
rum % which II 30 we'll becomes those in high
station to adhe-e. but ~ matters stand a, pre-
seat. Il was absolutely impossible that Mr.. Blu
ohanan could publicly interfere in he canvass
less he bad determined in his personal and Official
conduct to disregard altogether the dictates Of
propristy and good taste |, is humiliat,ng
enough to US to zee The President upon the hus-
ting. at ell, but. when we remember his known
ard bitter hostility 20 the candidate a, whom hi,
were especially lcveled. it becomes a
matter Of equal establishment and disgust that lie
should have placed himself in 80 indclensiblc .
position before the country"
The gravity, and we are glad to say the notel
" Of this theme, gill Justify the prolixi,y We
have INDUCED willis, We would fain hope that the
country will never again witness q spectacle 81
humiliating TO the nation.
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The SAN JrAS ArrAIR-The statemen ts in the
last London Times concerning tho San Juan affair
are stated to be erroneous and exaggerated in
most important particulars. Gen. Harry obtained
leave of absence several months ago for one
year, to travel in Europe. and with no expecta-
ton to resume the command on tho Pacific. Col.
Wright succeeds him in that department. A
Washington dispatch gives the followi,g further
facts:
When it was aseertaned at the War Depart
ment that General Harvey had reinstated Captain
Pickett Ia the position which he occupied when
the San Juan affair occurred, and from which Gen.
Scott had displaced him, with the official approval
of the autho,itins here he (Harney) was ordered
to report in person at Washington, notwithstand-
ing his previous leave If absence and he is proba-
bly, now on his way to answer for that breach Of
discipline. Consequently all the charges of the
Times that Gen. Harvey has been retained with
view to trouble, and Capt. Pickett replaced as a
means of provoking collision, are wholly I'M
founded, Col. Wright is authorized to remove
every just cause Of complaint. So far as title to
the island of San Juan is coscerned it is believed
to rest exclusively in the United States, and the
report Of our Commissioner Campbell renders it
Gle and conclusive. As England asserts her
claim with equal psrtinacity, and as the whole
territory is not worth dispute between two such
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COMM ERCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.
LYKCHBU RG ARKETS,
z A. b. RUOKER, ~
EPsR Cd &c q Il II . X E II, &
q la MAZE STREET. Be- {,

Ywhese quotations. II will be understood rvpresen @hole
sale prices generally. Hf
APPLEa.-fireen-none Offering
BAcox-Demsnd good nolee sales at 1O16itK for
sHR.ks-yone ofarihe.
BrgswAx.-326s33 cents.
BrrrEz-Marke well uppiledFresh l2h to 10; sale for
Firkn.
Coss-suppy lnrgesalcs So to S. Yellow So to SIN for
White bread Corn
C;oRx Mk.i--Picnty and dull at s5d1S7H ccns.
S~s,esssv-yamrs kivcs isetp ts0os -ssss--ss-s~
DEiED FRrT--S0 sale.
Iauo,s supernne 1928; Extra s6.tO; Family es75
skiAksEHi.-al.i2dl.i6 cents ... IS #azIz4
FEAmKss.-44ia+J cents. ia ia.
FssrTfrrEss supply ample No peravian duaro $3.50
n ton 900 ltee.es Manipulated Guans 45250 som
lsyr, So o Mexican Guano $4,000 Ameriea tapran
ieriva S5li knnn's Bone Ash Dunno 4HhD; Ruff
fn's Tobacco Manure 8tI3s kuns Ground Bone ASH s
fJ~c s. Cos soluble Phosphaed Peruvian 0uano toooo;
Duyuis fDo0 Raffns Tobacco Manure $lIoO;
,ror,,h 1as-r In hulk $500; In bags barrels 4iO&
GRNSS SKEps-So sale.
HISsENe.-tDlt6j cents.
IlAY.-Balc,i o. ijdb slse: y wagon load Sl0Oltfli6
lRoN.-Mou tam $yadDf1 y on
LARD.-SuppIy good nj II Ma ~ cents
lfNr.-Thomaslown 81 Mountain u.
DNIrNs-No sale
PrAs-No BiacRc, cd Offering; Cow Pea $l35Slsi.@
PoT Arors- While Mercer s10$l
OArsSh"af stljinflSa 7 100 rs; White 1oeis' Black %
ecns Il bush OF - 1o
WmEArNo the marketprccs irregular for the lew
small p ,rcci, ii Old that Offer
tccoR.c.pts continue large and notice an improve
mcu price generally this week quote common ngs "
a. brigl ground 81 IL -: dark leaf shipping and
sem sG 30 to ~ 30; working leaf 8 10 sl2 oo bright
wrappers as 10 800.
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From The Memphis Enquirer.
Diff aulty Between an Editor and Law


I.a,l evening between eight aud nine o'clock an
ARRAY took place ut tho Gayoso House, between
Col. VI. g. Galla3ay. editor of the Avalanche, md
ia. NJ. Yrrger, Esq a prominent lawyer III this
city. the alteration resulting in MIR. icrger re-
ceiying ono or two severe though not ut all dango-
rous rtahs in the tide. Tue difficulty originated
from the publication ni an article in the Avail.
anche Of Monday morning last in regard to the
Douglas ratification meeting held on the 1th inst.
The article out OF which grew the difficulty is as
fellows:
"Ot like spirit was the declaration Of Mr..
Yrrger lalea Wing candidate for Congress in
this district that Tor four years Douglas had been
his first and only ch 'ice and that it he were tho
only man in Tennessee, he would consider 1t an
honor and an Immortality to be recorded voter
of his But We arc satisfied Mr. Yergsr spoke tn
please his friends more thnn Tor any interest he
felt in the struggle. Yerger is lawyer and moth
ing else. lilo has no experience 10 statesmanship
and il bv nature and habit very poor politician.
As lawyer he ia learned, profound, and without
II peer. Az n politician he makes small speeches
and puts stings in their tails. lilo has n nervous
organization and is good at saucy repartee. -
lie IL audacious in appearance and in fact. in
speaking he throws his head back. 50 that soor-
pon from the ceiling could light on his chm. and
feel as much ut home the knot Of u sturdy
hickory"
Mr.. Yerger, who siuce the publication of the
above has been absent from the city. met Col.
galloway at the Gayoso House last evening, WI hen
lew words passed between them in the parloF,
when Col. galloway retired below, where he re-
manned until Mr. Yrrger came down stairs. Or
the appearance of Mr.. Yereer, Col. Galloway sta-
| ted to him that he tYerger) had insuted him,
when another conversation took place which final.
| ly ended in Yerger heng stabbed in the side and
| leled to the floor by Galloway. The two gentle
men were separated speedily as possible aud
the wounds Of Mr.. Ierger. which are not csnsd
! cred dangerous, wer' pronerly attended to. The
whole affair is To br regretted, and is, we hope ct
! an end.
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JOHN A. HARTMAN.
National Committeeman for Virginia.
A virginian Fights for his State


The sons Of Virginia are always loyal to her.
whether at home or abroad. in point oc-
CURED in New Orleans the other day. We copy
the particulars from the Crescent: According to
the best information we could get, the gentlemen
engaged in the difficulty had been amIcably can
wasting the merits OF their native States, Ken
tucky and Virginia The keutuekian WAS very
severe upon the Old Dominion which soon excited
the ire Of her son, and FROM words they fell To
blows; but as the Virgnian used heavy loaded
cane, he soon put quictus t" the debate 10y ttri-
king the kentuckian a blow on the head. Az
this juncture mutual friends interferrcd and pre-
vented further damage being done. for the time
at least. The Virginian WAS Immediately arrest
cd and carried to tho Lookup, but war soon dis
charged on bail"
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SALES BY AUCTION
zAAVkk Days.

VAlu<Ae LxndeaaEstate at Auc,io.
sLRbskk TzaSsnn S oP rr FIJI hfsI AZ
4p 80 GO GEsr1sG SECTIONS oF TiIE sT ni4l iA
- 5sss, fe Of ', court day snail aar
"A uahe plantation Of ihelatc Col as E1a, init The al
.so miles from Amelia Court House. al w1c , -
aud lying on both sides of the Beyis Bd AMI Ia roa
Road on The south side of which the main frae, f House
tt 4taeg i!i'a HfaR r1vps -. ..'''"s
l22 ACRES CLEARED Low GEoliSDs AMI, -,
A,s t aASn w ss..s;l pk.AiNED, "i'ANcH
1870 ACRkS fkf2ND GROWTH PINE "HomfH,
wss. Tobacso Corn .ad Oats snd well wssre sS'raon
rooms Creamery, Stables 70 Negro House. a. isss+ with
The esAer Sos.lsn lying - the MA. ID. ''''0
$40 ACk Rs OPEN LAND X
lO4 ACkkS OkiGI NAL 0kOWTH sr~fsisit#
415 ACRES PINE LAND, with Toba eox, p..,-e'
y 1oested and recently hdlL = W. ~ eoeSe aen,.
A " NE health Of this plantation and ts srro
borsood is we'll known 10 be equal In te st. neigh
IL desired, will sell the last named Tract se,.rn,
divide thu rst 70 suh Purchasers The anu also
viii BE- allo~e 10 seed crop VI Wheat
sale, and full possession given It'll d.y "a, aif The
next at which time sell at public auction al. November
together with ''''H'is &c,
Foriy-Three Likely Negroes.
The termsEr the Land will be-ODe T,ur,b ca.h -
ger On credit Of and years with interest add, ,
deed o. trust on the property the aynenl = W.T."
TOT VIC Negroes, credit Of months viii be given i,r
interest," ifhctualy paid. '' "i'h"ui
persons wishing 10 purchase, Mr. L. = Noble who Resides
on WE rHoe or DIR. Wm j. -Cheahan " no rr.,,s. a., M
eout mouse, VIII take pleasure In showing the r.i.. m
S'.e nv! mnrnaiipn respecting the properly ' ~
pm, o' "e land can be seen in tia CLERKS Ofee nj ,n.
n.vsu,x,d. ID JOS. dunn,
may ou'a",os Extor jus. Bragg decd,
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Bell and Everett in New York

1t is known and the TACT has been used 10 the
detriment Of the National Union party, that II
convention of the Union men 81 New York
to lie held Tor the purpose of determining whn,
should be the course Of that party in the pre,en'
canvass. That convention was held n IT, -
the 18th instaut, and unanimously reconlmenieA
the Bell and Everett ticket to the conservative
men Of New York. The Houston movement l.
therefore quashed, and the National men "f the'
great State including thousands 81 Democrats. a
we learn. will support sur glorious ticket. Roll
on the ball
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

VJNIIE undersigned Commissioner &c. will on the ETH
day Of AUGUST, 1850 the premis S, expose sal nv
Of Public Auction, the unsod portion OF The Tracts f
Land conveyed by q. q. Clay Ia H. Ear and Iuta A. Et
trustee &e situated Judths Creek and Blue Err
turnpike, about miles from the city Of Lnchburg ailonI,
the lands OF James A. Merw Gather H. cheatwood other
containing about LOO ACRES. fN =
Als the adjoining rrac. Of Land known as the Mgku.v
rRAcr, containing about $50 ACRES.
these lands are We mbered convenient to market in
good neghb"rhood and In every worthy the attt If
persons lsg purchase cal II deemed unnt
To more persons wshng 10 buy will doubles e
anime for themselves.
These land. wibe sold In suit purchaser on cred
it ui q, IL and - months equal insalmcuts.i
he sae tpconm ut the Overseers house. ,rum.
packer tract, at II "'cock A. NJ.
jy 14oawtls G. Il. SLAUGHTER, Con'r.
Sale of Valuable House and Lot.
Il rendered at the J9ne 1850, term thereof In the suit
pointed Commissioner for that purpose, will sell PrRiic
AuGnoS the 18th day Of August next, The HOUSE and
LOT mentioned in aid decree. -' .t
The HOUSE and LOT Ia situated The Pres, terrain
Grave Yard; the building contains = ,oH rertated und
pleasant Rooms the Lot ntans
ground, well impr", ed
There are 10 6o FRUIT TREES, Well OF fine Water
and gorl Vt die aud Crrrage House the premises
TERNs much cash will he sufficient TO de
fray the expenses of sale: the residue, credit
Is months, equal insalmenis, with interest
the purchaser execuc bombs with good personal security
pay able - The Commissioners and the tltc re,an,d The
wn"e purchase money is paid
jy lloawds ACRELIUS CHRISTIAN Com'r.
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nations, sbs question may be settled by arbtra.
sDousiss nlsaaoation nestiug at Aabssy.
ALsAsr. JSy12 1860. One ~ The moA I'm
pse.siss msstIek ever held in albany New YORK,
vas witnesqpi 4st night at the eAtiacation >usset
ing of the DsssAratic canddeke. Doaglas eana
johnson. The Capital Park. where the stands
Tor speakers we're erected. Literally filed to
OVERLOOKING, and certainly 10000 PEOPLE must
have been out, the crowi extending in 4 solid
from the steps Of the Capitol outside on State
and washinetsa ''strseis, and extending down
state street BILL reaching nearly to the Post Office
people could hear The speakers from The platform
and IN Consequence -mtfrh cnnfusion prevailed
TIA, the meeting~ps quite emphatic 10 its enthu
siasm aud earneatness. During the whole even
ing StaH street was q blaze Of light from tho dele
cations thai ~ not srrj sc pnil a late houf and
who ceald net b. Within reach Of the stands.-
The scene was vne unsurpassed ane. indeed une-
qualled by any denomination ever seel in The city
II. any political gathering. ,..
The meeting was organized with Mayor
T,acber ior President. Among the vice presidents
w.,e Garrett Laesing, Nm Z Bile ecker. lion
Stphen CLARK. late Amerieaa State Treasurer;
.,osnh A Plsmb. Henry Ii Martin. ex. Mayor
tii Perry. Jsmes Edwards, jeremiah Osborne,
Erastns Corning. Jr., Recorder Austi, i, and other
pr-.minaWt ci,isens. Hs 30
Letters were received and read frf n, Amasa j
Parker, Hon VIM Kelly Hon Fern .ndo Wood
Judge Willard Of Saratoga. Mayor Wood while
reg roting that absence On accoun, of official
dnt.es prevented his attending, says: "a, later
period in the canvass ! sisll. no d., t, have an
opportunity 10 address, the citizens IF Albany
Spe. ches were made by Peter Cage Hon W A
Rich ardson. Of 1inus, Senator Colin. an. f Lou =
lana Lyman Tremnine and Ira Shate of Albany.
ne demonstration was admittedly Il great sue
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Bloomfield Academy,

FIVE MILES WEST OF UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
w. l. BROCN, NJ A., PRINCIPAL
". LEROY BRoUN, NJ. K: IL. ". LUCKETT, ". A.
tHAs L. G. MINOR. NJ. A.: WM ALLEN, NJ A.
TUtllE object Of ths Academy prepare Students for til,
University Of Vrgina 10 At them Tor The duties Of life
The o Instruction embraces all those subjects rcQust
Tor preparation for of the aemic Schooi, the Uni
vey and the method far practicable, adapted tina
pursued u that Institution.
The Fourth Session will begin the Is setcbcF aud will
ncigir Two crIns, OF I'VE months each.
The each term Tar board and tuition including,
ever. hng cxcep lights 4i4o; the payments made
adsancslp on tie lst september and $4O on ,he LIST Feb
The Instructors all Masters Arts of the University
Virginia.
For Catalogues address the Principal Ivy DEPor, ALBr-
NABLF CoUNTy, VA. jy 16-coaw6w
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BREcsl>RipGE STATE CuNyExrIoN IN ILLINOIS.
-Chcaso. July H. The Brecknrid-e State Con-
vcn,ion held Yesterday. OF Springfield, adopted a
resolution recommending the full scke, To nation.
ri Demo rats at the ensuing election, and nomi-
mated the following State officers.
F,r Governor ---Thmnas VI. Hora.
Fur Lieutenant u vernor-- Thomas Smell.
Fer SECRETARY ot Sate-B +. Burke
For Aulitur--ll S,dth.
FIR Treasurer--W. n. Gather.
For Electors at i.arge-John Doughtery and
Thompson Campbell.
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DUDLEY HALL.

TIE EMINENT ARTISTS
VI II. AND NJ s. w. II. GIRLS p,
1sok many years well known by their successful
nenls la New York Boston, phiadeLa, New ORE ans,
Mobile, Charleston, Memh Nashville, and all the prm ipal
uitir south and NORTH will appear for limited hnnbe ~
Nights in selection from the most DLS7INGthSh ED
CHARACTERS
OF the greatest Dramatic Authors Will be pres.
ed without objectionable feature.
MR.. AND MRS w. Fl. CRISP,
VIII he supported by the young and beautiful Comedennc an
Vocalist,
MISS JESSIE CLARKE MISS CECILIA CRISP,
AMI seorai Ladies aad Genheaen well and favoab know
Ia the public.
The hrst Performance will take place
hONDA EFKSTNGc, Jul Y 18Th, $3.50
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by G. II. PHELPS, ArcrIoyEsR.
An Excellent Residence on Diamond Hill

|.0- FOX "a IL.
pursuance with order Board OF Directors of n,
Franklin Building Fund Association the undersigned ne;
Ing as Trustees under deed 81 trust BY Jos
billiard aud wife, 10 the said win ~. Fr
DAY, the q,h OF july 1884, at o'clock T. NJ sell at public
auco on the premises, the HOUSE AND LOT ~
The said deed conveyed, being the In which I'M
Jos r. billiard resides, lying Diamond Hill on The
ampbell tnur house turnpike, aud ihe residences OF
VIM T. Ysucey, Samuel Tyrse Geo. N. kusker AN
Terms made known day OF sale.
CHAs. NJ. BLACKBOARD
ROBT j. DAVIS, tTrn....
~ l4dtls ID, Is, PAYNE.
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Two Conventions ofthc Democracy Called

Two Conventions OF the Democracy Called
We stated Saturday that the State Execu ,t
Committee OF tho Democratic party la call u
Stnie Convention to meet in the town of Charutes.
vile on the 10Th OF August 1t seems that the
minority Of the Committee have called another
Convention to meet ut Staunton On the same day.
These latter are the friends OF Mr.. Dou elas. The
call is signed by Messrs. Timothy Rves and Inhn
A. Hartman, members Of the Committee, VIII
y ublsh long address in the Enquirer, in defence
Of their course. We also find the following card
y ublished by Mr.. Iiarman Individually:
To the National Democracy of Virginia
Acting under the authority laicly vested in me
by the National Democratic Executive Committee
l earues,ly request those Democrats throughout
the State who are in favor Of The election oil Sic
phen A. Douglas and llerschel V. Johnson the
regular nominees Of said party. TO send dele gates
| to convention and mass meoting to be held ~
Stanton on the 10Th day Of August Tor the par
pose Of framing electoral ticket and ransact'nS
such other business as tho exisenees vt the case
may require. =--#.
4
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SCALE PRICES.
Dress Circle, so cts. Coored Gallery, % cts
Numbered Seats with certificates for occupancy.
cured at the Hall daily, from A. NJ to NJ, without
charge.
he sale of Seats will the Hall Saturday, Ju
ly lith, at . A. ".
Particulars In future advertisements
W ".
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attempted n obtain the inssrcession y, frlend'.
pIssdiug sks accuse Of intoxication. eloody
ssasel = shis affair 10 anticipated.
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By G. Il. PHELPS, Auctioueer.

the United for the Fourth Circuit and Virgin
Gorham Davenport and John Patterson merchants and part
sou, (somemes called @. Davenport y lailersn)
.'' Plaintiffs
William L. Saunders James Chalmers James Saunders
Thomas Sunde Individually, and David
saunders jE, decd, s Defendants,
NEHANCERY.
t day made report showing his action the
tered In is case, Of 1h December. 1853 wherein
mony other things, ordered that property therein m
ed should be sold by aud il appearing by rcpo
the said property regularly advertised and offered
public acion, IN the directed by tie decree
that sale took place. In being bid
ders. Upon consideration of the said Is hereby
frn,ed, and k ordered adudged and dccree the
judgment slllcI 10 in the decree Of the nth December
held by the plaintiffs against the defendant W. L.
together with e In aud paid him. The
amount In said decree SET FORTH together Of
incurred in the attempted sale prop ~,
e., IN the Fep"sl OF the Master Of 22d june $50
the of hundred and dollars and twenty
aud any addtio aud legal expenses may arise, nc nj
10 the settlement OF The matter before sac Then that
property mont In the decree Of the December is
be sl 10 lie manner therein directed Win. r. Watson
Master Of this Court and conveyed in upon HE
condition herein set forth, and that said Master upon the
eri ofbe said purchase money do forth deposit H.
in lie Bank OF Virginia, ~ the credit subject
e order of this Court and that said Master report
of his proceedings to this Court in order final
81 d coPy-Teste,
LOETIS \ FLEET. tlyrh.
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EL.RCToR6..

Il, Dr.r.,cr-L HuOHANDLER.s u Sssfolk CAy-r = =
an fnCafAs bnUCK, "a fhlFAx.
- JelslH n HH0RKf<lS 81 ffturs EAsar.
a. NE 46OfF 81 HwhasaAi
nm IEHUTL T. bowDEr, d wnHap ensg
a I'm yOeEfn CHkIsTfAE, q Mt1dlsses- = :
=: =. RH enACKELFORB, " Rsuqu1es.
q fpra AyDkEN n KENNEbf, Of Seaesscn
siiTs All AfruARf, 81 AukAaa.
fs-n NR 6fAfLES, OF NoMsunrfy.
wv. WALTER PREsroS ~ Washington
a.. j. JJACKs0N, 5r n wcnd
Isrr A. B. CALDWELL Of ohis
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may s-,iiawtds


At Auction.
4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAM .;x ,,,. 9, .
- oanpoti Oourt house, containing about 400 dTPES
WIN good DWELLING and al necessary ONT lnn. III
"d on WEDNESDAY 10Th DAY OF August far MOI ,n n.y
Terms 'raIc known day Of sale
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a copy leste.
LofTIN y. ELLETT, tlerh.

The decree Of the nth December referred in lo
Ing decee, states other things Judgment refer
red 10 amounts to the sum OF neihouand and twenty d
lars and fifteen with tile rate of eight per
tun Per (hnt being the interest in Aihaua
from the 2sth September 1883 till i'd and forty dollars and
eghhye cents the costs OF suit In The law 10
amount W the sum Of eshynne dollars and forty five cenN
s!al deem expedem CONSISTS the house and lot d->cr
the deed Ytihe sad Wm Saunders te Jas Chalmers, -
bearing DAFT 18th day Of May, 1>b3 record ~ rk
Office Of the Court Of Hastings for the city L,nchbrg ~
l5h day af Nay, 10 the same year, beng now occupied y
the said William L. Saunders family residence, situated al
The head Of Main street the city Of Lynchbur aud ON M
there Is Tobacco" factory. ii Is the lot purc' ed by r
said IN l. saunders Of Reb Cav thin" Also other l'd"f
" or real esiat mentioned IN another deed the said H.
L. SAUNDERS and Mary his wife, to the said James Chaue
trustee which deed bears date the I4 y May Ia The year
Is and is Off cord the day following the CLERKS Office
o The CeaffN lustngs for he city Of l,nnpix which pro-
perry dhcrt "a his, the sad VIM. L. saunders n't
est IN certain house and lot the head of Third lauren
street, in the city Of Lyi ctbnrg and occupied by nn
Adams which interest one equal uHd ded half part l'
The property scrlded as aforesaid be sold at public auri
upon The premises in he city Of Lynchby for cash. 10 me
highest bidder by VIM. Watson, one VI tile Masters vi ms
Coart aof giving ten days notice least of the time and
Place Of .ae in two Of ,e newspapers pablshed in said e
and thai proper conveyance without general warranty beck
tculed for the property sold by James Cham the trustee
IN the deeds mentioned and possession delivered by said r'
ee and nay oil the parties TO This who have
Of said properly the purchaser thereof men oil lie
purchase money to the said Master.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-16

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