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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-12-13
AND FANCY
GROCERIES,

CASTINGS, Iron, Nails, Wooden
" Ware, Boots and Shoes, Leather,
Country Produce, etc., have now ia
store and will continue to receive
direct from Louisville, large and
choice assortment Of Sugar, Coffee,
Molasses, Salt, Mackerel, Tobacco,
Cigars, Iron, Nails. Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Nutmegs, Dye-Stuns, Can
dies, Oysters, SaLdines, Crackers,
Cheese. Nuts, CaSdies, Boots and
Shoes, Ware, etc, which will be sold
As Low as any House In The Place.
Call and see before purchasing else
where. PRICE & COLE.
March Is, lS66-1y
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STAPLE AND FARcY
GROCERIES,!

consisting Of Sugar, Coffee, Teas,
Cheese, Rsisius, Oysters, Sardines,
COufectiOnaries, etc, which will be
sold as low as the same quality OF
goods can be sold by any other house
in this place.
& Oysters and Sardines pre-
pared Tor the table 10 any style wished
sg Country Produce, such as
Eggs, Butter, Dried Fruit, Potatoes,
etc, wanted, for which the highest
price in Groceries viii be paid. Give
us call. Feb 8, 1S66-1y
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]. STUBBS, Attorney.
sEAwEED TONIC,

This medicine, invented by DIR. ]. H. Schenck,
of Philadelphia, is intenoed to dissolve the food
and make it into chyme, the first ocess of di-
gestiou. By cleasing the stomach with Schenck's
Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soon restores the appe-
tite, and food that could not be eaten before using
it will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and liver is
made healthy ard the appetite restored, hence
the Tonic and Pills are required in nearly every
case of consumption. half dozen bottles of the
SEAWEED TONIC and three or feur boxes of
the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary
case of dyspepsia.
DR.. Schenck makes professional visits in New
York, Boston, and at his principal Office in Phil
adelphis every week. See daily papers of each
place, or his pamphlet consumption for his
days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, chat the TWO
likenesses of the Doctor, one when in the last
stage of Consumption, and the other he now
is, in perfect health, are on the Government
stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price 81. so
per bottle, or $3.50 the half dozen. All letters
for advice should be addressed to Dr. Schenck's
Principal Office, No. Is North 9Th street, Pha-
delphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Demas Barnes &
Co., N. Y. S. 5. Hanee, Baltimore. Md John
d. Parke, Cincinnati, Ohio Walker Il Taylor,
Chicago, ILL., Collins Bros, st. Louis, Mo.
no2-lstw. ca. mo. ly
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN NORFOLK COUN-
TY, WITHIN TEN MINUTES WALK
OF THE CITY. "fhH' .'.
10y Virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of
ID Norfolk County, rendered on the 9Th day of
October, 1866, in the suit of Merchant 1t ais, vs.
Hubert Et ais, l shall, a, Special Commissioner
therein appointed, sell at Public Auction at the
Auction House of Leigh Bros, 4 Phelps, in the
October, at II o'clock NJ, the following Real
Estate whereof Max Herbert, ST., died seized
and possessed, situated in that part of Washing
ton Point ii " Herbertsvile," viz
The HOUSE and LOT known as the "T Tavern"
or "Policy'' Lot, fronting on the road or street
leading to the Draw Bridge lsl feet, and running
back ia feet.
Also, the LOT in the rear, or West of the above
mentioned Lot, known as the " Oaks" contain
ing by recent survey 375 acres.
Also, the LOTS adjoining the above Lots,
known as "Hodges lease" The one new in pcs
session of J. W. l.. Nicholson, fronting l2s feet
on the Draw Bridge road, and running back to
the river. The other, now in possession OF the
heirs of Max Herbert, Jr., and fronting IL feet
on said Draw Bridge road, and also running back BACK
to the river. E@
This Property situated just beyond the city
limits, separated from the city only by the Las
tern Branch, and having commanding view OF
the whole Harbor, and the cities OF Norfolk and
Portsmouth, offers rare opportunity for invest
ment.
Terms.-SO much cash will be necessary to
pay the costs of suit and the expenses of SALE and
the balance upon a credit of six months taking
from the purchaser bond with approved security
and title retained.
A plat of the place can be seen at the Auction
House of Leigh Bros. d Phelps, who will give all
information required.
C. W. MURDAUGH,
Special Commissioner.
"The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY,
I'd November
LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS,
no2 Auctionetrs.
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THE DAY BOOK.
F0IDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2, 1865.
wake county, N. C., No. &c.

Wake was carved out of Orange, Johnston and
Cumberland counties, which, with Granville,
Franklin, Nash Moore and Chatham, surround it.
II was erected into a county in ITO. The origin
of the name seems TO be in dispute. Martin says
is was so named in compliment to the wife of Gov
srnor Tyron, who divided Orange county into the
three counties of Guilford, Chatham and Wake
Wheeler says this origin is contradicted by Jones,
who however gives no authority, and we presume
therefrom that Martin is probably correct.
Wake is productive county and has the honor
of containing Raleigh the capital of the State,
named in honor OF the ilustrious man under
whose patent from the Queen, in 1851, the two
ships under Amidas and Barton we're fitted out,
and by whom the "sandy banks Of North Carroll
ma" was the first land seen, ard who were well
coined on Roanoke Island + he wife of Gran
ganimco, father of Wirgi The King" This
was portion of the lanl ch Her Majesty
named Virginia.
Raleigh stands on what WI the plantation
of Joel Lane, the seat of lent having
been fixed in 1888. The old capito. ,uilding was
burnt 10 1881 when the statue of Washington by
Canova was stroyed. The present structure
cost $520, 900. The aggregate population OF W axe
in 1860 was 2s627, Of hich l0,7 1888 we, slaves.
In 1850 the number of farms was l, 4l0-improved
acres l61, 09l-unimproved 352, l7S-vaue OF I'm
provements and implements 81 $50, 660-horses,
mules and neat cattle Il, 927--sheep and swine
SO, S43-wheat, rye &C., 1929 bushels-eorn
$751; SCOTTISH and sweet potatoes $50, $50 bushels
peas and beans 40, 436 bushels-butter and
cheese 100, l42 pounds, besides tobacco, cotton
and other products.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
THuRsDAr, Nov. /.

THURSDAY, Nov. l.
ARRIVED.
Stmhp Saratoga, King New York, mdse and
passengers J NJ smith Bro.
Stmhp Flambeau, Baum, New York, mdse and
passengers, Webb,
Stmr George Leary, hlaksman, Baltimore,
mdse and passengers T H Webb.
Stmr John Sylvester, Clifford, Richmond, mdse
and passengers, I Fl Webb.
Stmr Eolus, McCarrick, Matthews, mdse and
passengers, 4 Webb.
Stmr Orient, Rose, Hamilton, n G, mdse and
passengers, c " Staples
Ssmr Port Royal, Holland, light, bound for
Savannah, put in for coal.
schr Flight, Mcnamara, Pb.ladslphia, COAL A
A Mccullough.
Schr Sarah Purius. Jones, New York, light,
Master.
Scbr Henry King, Robinson, New 70 k, Mas
ter
Schr Mary Ann, Jones, Philadelphia, mdse,
Master.
SAILED.
Stmhp Saratoga. King. Richmond, ndss and
passengers, j NJ Smith = Bro.
Stmr George Leary, Blakemos, Baltimore,
mdse and passengers, I H Webb
Stmr Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond, mdse and
passengers, II Webb.
stmr Orient Goldthwait, Hamilton, C, mdse
and passengers, c W Staples.
Stmr Eous, McCarrick Matthews, mdse and
passengers, Fl Webb.
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By LEIGH BROS. 4 PHELPS,
G. R. PHELPS, Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
BILE LAND IN NORFOLK
COUNTY
No. 5, Commercial Row.

TN PURSUANCE of a decree of the Circuit
L Court of the City of Norfolk, made "a the
oath day of July, 1868, in suit therein pending,
between Edward P. Pitts, plaintiff, and Edward
P. Roberts, personal representative of Charles D.
West, deceased, and others, defendants, shall
sell at Auction on TUESDAY, the Goth day of
November, 1866, at IL o'clock A. NJ, at the Auc-
ton House of Lei h Bros. d Phelps, in the City
of Norfolk, the following Real Estate in the
County of Norfolk, containing l29 acres more or
less whereof Charles J. D. West died, seizod, sit
uated on the South side of Suffolk road, and
bounded on the East by the lands of Duke and
May, and on the W st by George Murray's
land
Farmers and Truckers DESTROYS of purchasing
land are invited to examine this Farm, distant
five miles from Portsmouth, and the dwelling
house before the day of sale
TERMS,
Cash for 5000 he residue in three equal in
stalments, payable at three, six and nine months
from the day of sale. Bonds with approved Sc
curity, carrying the interest from the day of
sale required. Title retained, as is usual.
Rent for the present year reserved. Possession
given January LIST, 1867.
CHARLES SHARP,
Special Commissioner.
LEIGH BIO. Il PHELPS,
oct22 Tues Fri-till l7tds Auctioneers.
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New Advertisements,

The following new Advertisements appear In
this mornings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
c W Murdaugh, Commissioner in Chancsry,
notification to parties indebted.
Salusbury-a desirable double tenement for
rent.
Apply at this 0fice-a small trucking farm Tor
rent.
DR. Schenck--his seaweed tonic and mandrake
pills.
Noah Walker & Co-new and cheap gentle.
mems goods at reduced prices
Leigh Bros & Phelps--auction of real estate
to-day.
The Last Ninety Days of the War edited by
DR.. Deems.
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~, A SAorP 7rsck-Look Out for the Stoindlers.-
We caution our people against the trap, which
may be set for the unwary and trusting, as ven.
tlated in the subioined item, which we clip from
the Richmond Examiner
Two young men, armed with references from
Richmond, went to Petersburg the other day,
and advertised for private watchmen, porters,
bar tenders, deck hands, cooks, and in short, ali
classes of laborers out of employment. They
were overwhelmed with applications, and prom
ised comfortable situations to all who came. tax
ing from each an advance fee of two dollars TO
two dollars and half. After thus swindling the
unsuspectng Petersburgers to the amount OF
nearly two hundred dollars, they suddenly de-
parted from the city, taking with them the pro-
ceeds OF their trick, forgetting to pay sundry bills
and leaving their victims in a very melancholy
state of mind. The Richmond references were
probably bogus. ~
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The Last Ninety Days of the War.-This highly
interesting narrative OF the closing scenes OF our
struggle for independence, is now before the pub.
lie IN convenient and cheap form. Several
chapters of the graphic account originally APP
peared in the New York Waterman, edited by
the Rev. DR.. Deems, and attracted great atten-
ton and excited considerable interest. Those
chapters have been rewritten, and now form part
of the present publication.
1t is edited by DR.. Deems, and will be read with
increased pleasure by those of our read rs who
may have seen the original chapters which ap-
peared in the Watchman. The writer, it is sta
ted, lad access to many important documents and
sources of private information, by means of which
graphic, powerful and faithful picture of the
Southern States at the close of our terrible strug
gle. The chapters to which we have alluded at
tracted great attention in Europe as well as in
this country.
The work is for sale at all the book stores and
copy will be sent by mail, prepaid, for the price
of 81 so, by W. Fl. Chase, Publishing Agent,
Box $3.50, New York. Agents are wanted in
every locality to sell the book.
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PORTSMOUTH, Va, Oct. 31st, 1866.
THO Daniel J. Turner and James NJ. Butt, late
L Merchants and Partners doing business to-
gether under the firm and style Of "Turner l.
Butt in behalf of themselves and all other cred
itors of Reuben I. Culpepper, deceased, who will
come in and pay their proportion of the expenses
of this suit, COMPLAINANTS.
And, Daniel j. Turner, Administrator Of R. 7.
Culpepper, deceased, Sarah Ann Culpepper
widow of Reuben T. Culpepper, Emma Culpep-
per, Maurice Culpepper, Fraoklin Culpepper,
Augustus Culpepper, Janette Culpepper and Mis-
souri, Culpepper, the last two infants by G. F.
Edwards, guardian ad item, DEFENDANTS.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
SATURDAY, the LIST day of December next to
take and settle at my Office the following accounts
directed to be taken by the decree Of the Circuit
Court of Norfolk County, rendered on the I'd day
Of October, 1866, in which you are Parties, Plain
tiffs and Defendants:
LIST. An account of the transactions of Daniel J.
Turner, as Administrator of Reuben T. CulLep-
per, deceased, showing the amount of assets re-
ceived, and how disposed of, the dignity of the
debts paid, and the amounts and dignity of the
outstanding debts.
3D. An account of the quantity, character, and
annual and absolute value of the real assets of the
decedent, aud whether the same or any part
thereof, will be required for the payment of the
debts of the intestate.
At which time and place above specified you
are required to attend
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery of the said Court, the day and year
first aforesaid
G. W, MUkQAUGH,
Com'r in Ch'y.
Il STURRS AttornRV n0o.nauAWA
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An Experiment on the Cracked BsT-The Com
mittee having the matter OF the city bell in their
charge, have been induced to try an experiment
with it, which il to separate the crack by drilling
1t. They tried to saw it open at first, but were
unsuccessful, and are now drilling it open. It is
thought by thus separating the parts caused from
the crack, that the bell viii sound ss clear as
ever, and save its being recast. Should the ex-
pertinent prove successful, it will save some ex-
pence to the city, and secure the old bell as a
relict of bygone days. Our city readers will re-
member that the bell was broken by somo negroes
ringing it, on the occasion of the surrender Of
Gen. Johnsons forces at the end of the war.
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BY K. +. FERGUSON,
AUCTTONE ER

Trustees Sale of a Valuable Family Residence
on Catharine Street, and
HOUSE AND LOT ON AVON STREET.
DY Virtue of Deed of Trust exc
ID cuted to us by Thomas &. Broughton bear
ing date 18th December, 1860, and tor certain
purposes therein mentioned, we shall proceed TO
sell, at Public Auction to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1866,
AT IL M, the following property, to wit That
valuable House and Lot, No. 81 Catharine street,
formerly the residence of T. G. Broughton. The
lot fronts on Catharine street about "a feet, and
is FOG feet deep. The House is large, and has a
fine wing, &c.
ALSO, the House and Lot in the rear of the
above. fronting on Avon street, two doors from
Cove street, having front of about SO feet, and
76 feet deep.
Terms at sale.
S. HARTSHORNE,
JN0. B. WHITEHEAD, roS'ees'
oct5F-MW. Virginian copy STuThl
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New York, Nov. 1.-The steamship Gag lie
has arrived from Havana with dates to the
9th ult Well authenticated rumors have been
ahoat the past week of the landing of cargo
Of negroes near Iocora aud Cardinals. The
Governor General has sent his officers to in
vestigate the matter.
The U s. Steamer Rhode Island, with Ad-
miral Palmer on board, was at Havana on the
18th. The Government agent commissioned
to buy two monitors of the Government is
passenger on the Eagle.
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Tria, Of Fenians Postponed.

Toronto, c. W., Nov 1.-The trials of the
eight Fenian prisoners have been postponed
until the second week in November, to allow
their counsel further time to procure evil
dence
The Crowns Counsel of State was not ready
to proceed against the others at present
Ottawa, G. w, Nov. IAN informal
meeting of the Cabinet took place yesterday.
1t is understood that Ministers will proceed to
Montreal and hold their regular session there,
commencing Tomorrow
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SECOND DIsPATCH.
A Co,,ision Threatened.

Baltimore, Nov, Lit is not yet ascer-
tanned who are the new Commissioners 1t
is rumored that u now forcs has already been
organized, and will make their appearance
in the course of the day. The old Commits
sioners have their full force out and will re-
sist the demand of the new force for the sur
render of the Station Houses, Marshal's Office,
&c. A body of 400 dismounted cavalry,
who arrived here yesterday to embark for
Texas, are now at Fort McHenry, and rumors
say that they will be retained here in case of
emergency.
There is considerable feeling manifested !;
some approving and others denouncing the
action of the Governor.
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Foreign N ews.

New York, Nov 1.-The steamship Au-
tralasian. from Queenstown on the goth, has
arrived.
The steamer Midway, from Connecticut,
with the Atlantic Telegraph Expedition, ar
rived at Queenstown on the goth ult, with
her propeller broken.
The cotton crop of Egypt is said to be very
large.
The cattle plague has almost died out in
England.
A Paris correspondent says that the En-
press Carlotta's malady commenced on her
voyage from Vera Cruz to Nazaire, when she
talked about the immense responsibilities she
had assumed
Famine continues in India, and the cholera
has appeared in the famine districts
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DIRECT TRADE.

'NHE FIRST CLASS STEAMER MELT
L viii load at this Port for Liyerpool 5irect
and sail about the middle of November,
Advances will be made by the undersigned
Agents in this city, upon all prod2ce shipped TO-
the oonsigners of the ship in Liverpool, Messrs.
q. NJ. Fry Co. a firm of Aigh reputation. and
originally from this State
All shipments sent & GIN the interior 10 our GAR.
will be forwarded free of commission
Merchants and Planters in this State ana North
carolina, willing to encourage this effort Al A.
rect trade, will please apply to
W. ID. REYNOLDS Il BRO.
octl6-D&Wu Commission Merchants
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PRODUCE RECEIPTS,

Per Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, Nov. /.
Sls bales cotton 8 bales yarn, bbls 6axseed,
"a bags haxseed, bbls fruit, lOs bushels potatoes
36 bushels peanuts, $4,000 feet lumber, s cords
wood, box bacon.
Per Norfolk and .Pstersburg Railroad, Nov. l.
643 sacks fruit. IS sacks haxseed II bates cot
ton, rs SACKS feathers, IA sacks roots, 3 bbls
fruit, rolls leather, box fruit, sack wax, ,
sacks chesnuts.
CoastWtss, Nov. l,
20, 900 slaves.
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BY LEIGH BROS. u PHELPS, AuctiOneers,

No Commercial Row.
SLOOP MARY ANN AT AUCTION.
nN SATURDAY, Sd November, we will sell,
" at Campbell's wharf, at IL o'clock NJ,
SLOOP MARY ANN.
With Oyster Skiff Oyster longs, dc.
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS;
nol-tds Auctoneers.
BY virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed to me
by the late VIM. Il. Wilson, shall, on
MONDAY, DEC. Sd, 1866,
that being the Monday of Pasquotank County
Court, offer for sale, at Public Auct ON, before
the Court House Door, in Elizabeth City, for
Cash, that
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
situated in Pasquotank County, on the Road from
Newbegun Greek to Dry Ridge, known as the
Messenger Land, containing 45S acres, more or
less, adjoining the lands OF J. j.. Shannonhouse
and others, and being the tract of land that
Messenger bought of NJ. M. d F. F. White.
AS the Land can be conveniently divided into
two Farms of convenient size, it will be so sold.
nol-lm WIN. F. MARTIN, Trustee.
The Lamberts Point House and Appuatenances
TO BE LEASED AT AUCTION.
nN SATURDAY, Nov. Sd, at the Exchange
~ Reading Room, at l. o'clock, will be
Leased, at Auction,
The Unexpired Term of the Lease of Lambert's
Point House, with IL acres of Land, Licenses for
Retailing Liquors, and all the Fixtures for
Public House. Lease to expire on the LIST OF
January, 1859.
oc3o with E. C. LINDSEY co.
Ry LETGH RROS. " PHELPS.
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FOR RENT.

LN0R the ensuing Year, Desirable Family
Il Residence, No. 30 Butte street, now in the ot
cupancy of Geo W. Camp, Esq. The premises
are are IN eGmpIe'e order, with large lot, a new
and ample Accommodations for Servants. T6t
neighborhood is in all respects desirable.
Apply GEO. w. BLOW Jr.
oc3l-3tw6 Office Deming's BuildibSs.
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Baltimore Pc ice Commissioners to be
Removed,

Baltimore, Nov l.-Governor Swami de-
cided this morning to remove the Police Com
missoners. He says if necessary to enforce
the decision he will call upon the United
States troops.
There is great excitement on the streets and
indications of trouble.
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Robbery No. "Wednesday night a party of
thieves effected entrance in the back part of
the shoe store of B. N. Adams g. Co. and carried
off cases of boots valued at $3.50. The goods
were in a shed in the rear of their store and the
thieves knocked off plank, and thus entered the
shed. They have not been traced yet, but the
police is on the qua wee
Robbery No. 2.-On Wednesday night thieves
entered the kitchen OF Mr.. J. H. Hendren, and
tnok off the clothes which were in ash for this
week.
Robbery No. s.-Thieves entered the premises
of Mr.. Heard on Ferry Point, Wednesday night,
and stole from his chicken house his supply Of
chickens
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M RREED.

On Wednesday, in the Freemason Street Bap-
fist Church, by the Rev. Thor. Hume, Mr.. JAS.
W. THAY Err and Miss JENNIE e., daughter of
Mr.. W. T. Meilener
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. CLEMENT
HILL, of this city, to Miss MARTHA j., daughter
of the late Thos. b. virnelson, of Portsmouth.
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ARRIVALS.
ATLANTIC HoTEL.-A. G. NEwros, Prop'r

ATLANTIC HOTEL.-A. g. NEWTON, Prop'r.
THURSDAY, November LIST, 1866.
J Fl Barlow, Williamsburg, Va; CIV Walker,
DR. ] W Sherwood, N C; N Bass, N Y; A
Grant, w z Sanger, Jno Evans, Washing
ton, d G; F B Whitehead, N @; Jas A Canet,
Philadelphia; King, Cork; j BIS, N c /;
II Comstock, Y; s friedman, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ASHTON d EMERSON, Auct'rs,
No. 40 Crawford street, Portsmouth
virginia
TRUSTEES SALE.

-
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PORTS
MOUTH.
IN pursuance of duly recorded Deed of Trust
from VIM. Wilson dated May l4th, 1866,
shall sell at Public Auction, on the premises,
FRIDAY, the I'd day of November, 1866, az II
o. lock NJ, LOT OF LAND, with the valuable
wooden buildings thereon, being portion of the
BARRETT'S HOTEL PROPERTY
on South street in Portsmouth, wherein said
VIM. Wilson now resides, bounded by the land Of
Hume and Armistead the East and the
West by 0'NeiPs land.
TERMS.
The sale will be made subject to Deed Of
Trust, dated February 9th, 1856, from 2. Kellum
and wife to Arther Emmerson, Trustee, to secure
ST. 900 and interest to John Nash, the aggre-
gate of said incipal and interest being about
81 400.
Payment will be required of the purchase
ey as follows: Is in cash, "a in months, q in
IL months. Bonds with approved security, bear
ing interest from the day of sale, and Deed of
Trust to secure deferred payments, required. The
conveyance to the purchaser to be subject tn the
Deed Of Trust to secure John Nash as afCre-
said.
CHARLES SHARP,
Trustee
ASHTON d EMERSON,
oct20-tds Auctioneels,