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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-22
Sthina Matbints.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
SEWING MACHINES
Empire shuttle Machine.
Saleroom $50 BrOadway ". Y. $50
Washington So. Boston, 92l Chestnut S.,
Philadelphia. ............ o.. D
HHlS MACHINE, is constructed on entirely
i new principles Of mechanism, possessing
unny rare and valuable Improvements, having
oeen examinedS by the most profound experts,
and pronounced TO be
SIMPLICITY AND PERFECTION
y 1 COMBINED.
II has straight needle. perpendicular action
makes the "Lock or Shuttle Stieh,' which will
NEITHER RIP nor RAyEL, and is alike on both
sides performs perfect sewing on every des, rip
tion of material, from Leather to the finest Nan
sock Musiiue, with cotton, linen or silk thread,
from the coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither CAM nor Coo WHEEL, and the
least possible friction, 1t runs As smooth as
glass, and is emphatically q
N0lSELESS MACHINE!
/. requires FIFTY PER GENT. LESS POWER 10
drive it then any other machine in the marko',
girl eleven years of age can work it steadily,
without fatigue or injury to health.
It's strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY OF
construction, renders it almost impossible tc
ges out Of order, and is GUARANTEED by the
company to give entire satisfaction.
We espectfuy invite all those who may de-
sre to supply themselves with superior arti-
Gle to come and examine this uSRIvALLED Ma
chine.
One half hours instruction is sufficient, 10
enable any person to work this machine %
theirentire satisfaction.
RELIGIOUS and CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS will
be literally dealt with
AGENTS WANTED for all towns In the United
States where Agents are not already established
Also, for Cuba. Mexico Central and South
America, to whom a liberal discount will be
given.
No consi0nments made at all. Address
Empire Sewing Machine Mig
Company,
A.&c. BROADWAY MY;
Principle Agencies Established Pittsburg;
Ernest Astnelm Baltimore, Thos... Shanks.
Wheeling, W. Va. W. D: Sawkell Bro. Gin
cinnati, U. Mather e. Wilson
November S0th IS65-1yr
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A WORLD OF CAUTION.

Health, is most important, and the afflicted
should not use an advertised medicine nv env
remedy, unless its contents or ingredients ars
known to others beside the manufacturer, or
UNI until they are satisfied of the qualifications Of
the party 80 Offering. -, -
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GENUINE PREPARATIONS

And knowing that the intelligent refrain
from using anything pertaining to quackery or
the Patent Medicine order-most of which arc
prepared by selfstyled Doctors. who are 10 q
norsnt to read physicians simplest prescrip-
uon, much less competent to prepare pharma-
ceutial preparations, ~ -. !.
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Advertise in the RECORD,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-22

Trains connect at Ham0en with Mail train
to and from Portsmouth o. dec7-65
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Probate Notice.
Road Notice.

Road Notice,
NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the commissioners of Vim
ton county, Ohio, at their March session, 1865.
praying for the granting and opening Of |,
county road in Harrison township, conimenc
ing at q stake in the state road, on the line be-
tween sections fifteen and sixteen and on the
township road layed nut from that poin 10
RaysIille, Jackson county, 0lio, about fifteen
rods southwest from the residence Of Mr.. John
Clark sr, thence south along the section line
about fifty or sixty rods to stake near the
bank of the creek marked B, thence across the
creek in southeasterly direction at the best
place that a bridge can be put across said creek
road, thence with the various meanderinps of
said road in southeasterly direction to the
county read leading up to Raysvills at the
northeast corner of Samuel Pickens' meadow,
now owned by one II Mccormick.
Dated January "a, A. d. 1866. .... .. F.
febl-4ws MASg PETITIONERS.
Adyprtiaa in tho RE(yORn
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lacy nay, admtrlX OF VIM. RaJ, Petition
deceased, Plaintiff, .''t'''..
Kimball, & Co ct al '".'N.....
Defendants,) Sell Lard
DURSUANT to an order Of sale made in the
L above case, on the goth day Of January,
1865 9. anted by the sa Probate Court, within
and for the said county of Vinton ! wi offer
for sale, as administrators of VIM Ray de
ceased, late Of said county, to the highest bid
der at public auction at the door of the Court
house in the town Of Macarthur, in said county
oil
Monday February 1911, 1866,
between the hours of ten O'Clock m ard fonr
O'clock IN said day, the following described
real estate, situated in said county Of Yin.on,
to wit:
The southeast quarter Of the south east quar-
ter and the northeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter Of section number twenty-f -fvo (25) in
township number ten (l0) of range number
nineteen (l9) and the northe asst quarter of the
northeast quarter of section number thirty-six
(86)in township aud range aforesaid, contain
ing 20 acres more OF less, aforesaid lands being
subject to and encountered by dover and home-
stead of said Tacy Ray and minor children
and heirs Of said VIM Ray deceased
Also the following real estate free clear and
unencumbered by dover and homestead situa-
Montgomery tract, to-wit: b. %
The southwest quarter of the south east quar-
ter Of section number twenty-five (25lin town
ship number ten (l0) of range number nine-
teen and the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section number thirty six (36) in
township and range aforesaid, containing 50
acres more or less.
The frstdescrbed one hundred and twenty
acre tract covered by dover and homestead ap-
praised at the sum OF four hundred dollars and
the second described eighty acre tract, clear of
all encumbrance appraised at five hundred dol
lars. '''T''!
Terms Of sale, one-third cash, one third in
one year and one third in two years from day OF
sale, with interest, deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage upon the premises:
TACY RAY, Administrative of
William Ray, deceased,
BrattOn d Mayo att'ys for petitioner.
January 25, 1866. nav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-16

+ Ours NOT A REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT
We have several times alluded to the fact
that q minority Of the people of these
United States arc now ruling the country.
We are pleased to find that the New York
Journal of Commerce, one Of the most staid
and respectable journals in the country,
and the organ of the mercantile classes of
that city, has had its attention attracted to
the same Notifying fact. 1t says:
alt is plain enough that the majority OF the
citizens of the United States are opposed to
the course taken by Congress, and in favor OF
the policy of the President. Half the people
Of the North aud all the people OF the south
are agreed in this. On the other hand, IL -
plain that the minority of the people, and 4
very decided minority at that, now rule, ana
will continue to rule the country. II Is no.
rule of the majority under which the ihhapi-
tants of the United States are TO I'VE.
According to. BLACKSTONE there Is no
wrong for which the law Of England does
not afford a remedy. We are worse oh
than the people Of England, and must sub
nit to the rule of the miserable Radicals.
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The Richmond Wing.

This old and popular journal is adver-
tised for sale by the proprietors. They
announce that the sale is with the view OF
terminating the existing partnership in the
paper, the number of partners to which is
verymuch increased by the death of the
late THOMAS NJ. BONDrRANT, OF Bucking-
nam, whose heirs became owners of his in
terest.
The Richmond Wing is, next to the En-
quira', the oldest paper in this city. 1t
has always been a leading journal of the
State, and has enjoyed an extensive
patronage and very great popularity.
Founded by the late HAMPDEN PLEAsANTs,
whose brilliant genius gave it national
reputation, it has since his death been
conducted with energy and ability. The
managers and part owners, who now direct
its affairs, Colonels ELLIOTT and SHIELDS,
have, by their tact and popularity, rapidly
restored it since the war to its old position
in the more prosperous days of the State.
The contributors to its editorial columns
arc gentlemen whose ability, courtesy, and
fairness entitle them to great respect. The
editorial course of the Why has won for it
the confidence and support of the public.
The Wing is offered at private sale until
Thursday the 22d of November, when, if
not previously sold, it will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the Wing
nN,cn
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RE- ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF HATS AMI
MILLINERY GOODS. s....
A. A. ALLEN,
of the concern of A. A. ALLEN & CO., Of Peters.
burg, has opened branch Of his HAT ESTAB-
LIsHMENT at No. 1906 Main street. four doors be-
low Pearl or Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va,
and has placed >,.. De-.
II ~. Mr.. FRANK BlNFORD t.
.r-... :, in charge Of 1t. HFE .....
He is now Offering to city and country merchants
a large and entire fresh stock OF HATS and MIL
LIVERY GOODS at as low prices as they can be
bought North As these goods have been bought
at the late large auction sales in Brooklyn and
New York for cash. II is reasonable to suppose that
they can be SOLD Low. A call from dealers Is
solicited, and 1t will be proven to them that hats
can be sold here as low as they can be in New
YORK; e25-3m
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THE GRAND sECRET.-The grand Sc

ns- THE GRAND SECRET.-The grand So.
cret in medication Is to help nature. SUSTAIN and
RKGuLATE-these are the alpha and omega OF the
only theory of cure that has common sense for its
basis. If the nervous system is shattered, the
muscles weak, and the mind, like the body, In a
state Of partial collapse-what is II best to do
Reason teaches AZ the answer: $40.
BUILD UP YOUR MAN.
Brace him up rs you would brace tottering edi.
fee. The pabulum he needs is u tonic Alternative.
Bring him up out of the depths of debility and de-
spondency with
HOsTETTER's BlTTERS.
They cannot injure. child may take them III
doses suited to is years without the possibility Of
harm. The enfeebled vital powers are as sure to
respond energetically to their action al the wted
grass is to erect its blades under the vivying and
refreshing rain. In all cases Of debility the BIT
TIERS are absolutely required. There Is no sub
sttuts or ucceedaneum that will fill their place.
Resort to this most wonderful OF modern tonics,
AND ALL WILL BE WE'LL.
Bear in mind that in Dyspepsia, intermittent
Fevers, Bilious Disorders, and Affections of the
Nerves, no other medicine will produce one 1.-THE
of the good effect that invariably follows the use
Of this excellent Invigorator and Corrective.
Sold everywhere.-Nto York Trib"ne,i october
OH ,s65 ocl3
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Richmond and Lynchburg Railroad

Richmond and Lynchburg Railroad.
The commissioners under the act ALL
thorizing the construction of this railroad
advertise the opening of books of sub
scrption to tho stock to build it. The COM
pany will be organized as soon as $500, 600
are subscribed. From the general interest
felt in the scheme, and the ardent desire
of our people to see it succeed, we are
sure it will not be long before this sum is
raised and the company organized. The
road is indispensable to the welfare and
growth of this city, and every citizen
should rally to its support.
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re WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
u. q. GREENBRIER COUNTY.

We have just received supply Of this ,-a
WATER, DIRECT FROM TIKI SPRINGS.
THE REPUTATIONO OF THIS WATER 10 WORLD
'.e WIDE. - ls..ilgr.I III,
So we'll known ara It's valuable properties In the
CURE OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
RANGEMENTS OF THE LIVER
that it is deemed unnecessary to do more than make
the announcement that the water can be had n
The experiment Of transporting the water was
fully made years ago. If" t..' -
IT CAN BE HAD HERE AS PERFECT, AS TO
i, REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAKEN
.. FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
Orders addressed to JOHN F. CARING, White
Sulphur Springs, will meet with prompt attention.
Price per case OF two dozen quart bottles, sls.
For sale In quantities to suit purchasers BY
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.. Druggists,
General gents for the Virginia Springs Waters
oc G-3w* .*'.@.. '#' f' 2. 49, "' u
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MEETINGS.

OrpIcg JANIS RIVER AND KASAwHA C0APASY,(
RICHMOND, September Is, 1865.
THE THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL
i meeting OF the stockholders Of the JAMES
River AND KANAWHA COMPANY will be held
at this ONCE on MONDAY the ed October at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
Stockholders are requested to forward AS soon as
possible 10 this Office duly executed powers OF at.
torney, attested by one Witness In accordance with
The following form: as 4
- i. APPOINTMENT or PROXY.
Know all men by these presents, That we,, the
Subscribers, being stockholders In the JAMES
RIVER AND KAEAWHA COMPANY, do hereby
Constitute and appoint -- our true and lawful
attorney aud proxy 10 represent each Of Us In all
general meetings % the stockholders Of said com.
psny held within six months from and after the
date hereof when We arc notpersonAlly present or
Fspssssntsd W come cher proxy with TAU power
and suihortty p such genera meetings 70 1--WE
such vote or voter and 10 do such other ltt OF hcis
s:essh u ~ could Give o. d. ~ > member OF the
sid neaungs II We we're personally present ana
Ne 90 hetebyf1ttfy and confirm whatsoever vote OF
st(se, act OF acts our said attorney. may MyIuiiy
give or do for No In ,pnYsuAnes Of the authority
heEsby conferred upon him.
Witksss our hands and ssels this 49, day Of
-- one thousAua sshs hundred and r. !,
ssii ir.sias ,s1s,s y sfsrs4 = 4 SAL SAL
=, :, .'a'' q he s'ssi ii & R;ls'iH ursosD,
Z i q
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~ DIED. q
In this city, on the 2sth OF Septemher, OF cho.
lsra, Mr.. JOHN A. HUGHES, Of Unionville, B. o.,
aged twenty. six years.
Columbia papers please copy. ~
Oh Yesterday, Of cholera, J. NELSON WORD.
only son of James II. and Mary A. Word, In the
twentieth year Of his age:
Thus has psrished noble youth IN tne prime OF OF
many friends. His remains win be taken to Char
lottesyills for burial ARE
On the 18th instant, at the residence OF Major
Thomas boswell, In the county OF Hanover, Wiz
Tho friends Of the family are invited to attend
his funeral from st. James Church TO-DAY 1T !:
Lynchburg papers please copy.
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their routes to lie dead and unproductivs

their routes to lie dead and unproductive
when reduced freight will convert 1t into
money, and thus benefit its owner and tho
State by saving the money at home that
would be sent out of the State to buy 1t.
II should be the study, the determination
Of all railroad presidents and directories to
turn all the mineral and agricultural re-
sources along their route into money. What
if the rates necessary to accomplish this
in some cases are unremuneratiye or
merely nominali The thrift thereby in
duced will indirectly richly compensate
the road. II is BY pursuing this policy that
rural sections are improved and beautiaed,
land enhanced in value, and fourishing
towns established. q .vH e
Any one who has travelled by rail through
northern communities may remember how
the trains are always full Of passengers,
and yet that in going forty or fifty miles
the passengers are almost entirely changed.
Each busy town takes off number and
supplies their places with others. These
towns owe their prosperity TO the railroads,
whose liberal system Of low and reasonable
fares and general disposition to accommo-
date have encouraged alike industry and
commerce. -...i ..... ..#
When the railroads Of Virginia can take
liberal view of policy and interest-when
-, d,<or,n;,o IN ollnv nothing IN lilo dead
or to rot and perish that may in the market
be converted into money-when they de-
termine that nothing which, through their
energy and libcrality, can be made to sup
ply the place of what is imported and
what takes money out of the State-then
We shall have local prosperity and local
commerce which will make railroads
flourish and enrich the State.
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By CHRISTIAN, Lea l. Co., Auctionsers,
sA8 No. ls2l Main street.

By CHRISTIAN, Lea i Co., Auctioneers,
sAY No. is2a Main street. IS
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w ArJfsfION Il our stors on TUESDAY, 0cto-
bar 10th. commencing ut half past 10 o clock A.
the following select assortment 81 dkoGEhl 10
and SUNDRIEs, to which the attention OF the trade
10 S6svheads BACON SIDES,
hoSsheads BACON SHOULDERS,
--'.s boSshesds BR0WMsunAR,,
10 barrels POWDERED SUGAR,
10 barrels +" b" SUGAR,
I! 7 ! rs barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
IS IS S Sass Lna LAG COFFEE.
Is BAGS JAVA COFFEE,
SO barrels MOLASSES,
-! 50 boxes CHEESE,
SO tubs LARD.
- 100 boxes CANDLES, ,,,n
$50 boxes sTEARINE and PALE soAf'
Is gross BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.
25 csddies superior GUyPOwDER TEA,
500 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT,
with large assortment
Ms hGGa%s;
SODA,
..t BUCKETS,
INDIGO,
PEPPER,
BASKETS,
.... BLACKING,
SPICES, &c.
In addition to the above:
500 pounds fine FRENCH CANDIES.
CHRISTIAN, LEA & CO.,
ocls Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-16

The mail agent (Mr. w. H. II. TRIcE)
who threw us paper as he passed our
Office yesterday afternoon, is man who
understands his business. He appreciates
the value of timc-as all express men and
mail agents ought to do. We return our
thanks F-.
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By Lee < Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l4Is Franklin street.

1--WE BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
TION.-We will sell on THURSDAY the 18th
instant, at half past o'clock p. NJ, five small
sized BUILDING LOTS, fronting on the south side
of Bloody Kun between Rockets and Ash streets.
The property is eigibly situated for small family
residences, commanding extensive view OF the
river and surrounding country.
TERMS: One fourth in cash residue in equal
payments at three, six, and nine months for n.go-
liable notes with interest added. and secured by
trust deed. LEE \ GoDDlN,
Auctioneers.
Immediately after the above sale We will sell a
SMALL LOT fronting on The south side OF Water
street, adjoining the wharf property OF Messrs
Ludiarn Il Watson and Samuel AyrcS & Son.
ocl5 LEE 4 GODDlN, Auctonecrs.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

IA
Y CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, FoR Nh ~
AUCTIUN-RIGHTs IN THE BELLoSf -, y
DRY AND ARSENAL.-By virtue II tho 80
the Circnit Court Of the city Of Richmond gs' 800
cases, TO wit: Charles S. Palmer ~. FS rrs
Clark, William n Clark, and Others Cb.,Gh'
Palmer as. the ZANE defendants the Eyrt,,',
National Bank ol Norfolk Is. the zane 49,
aeocH uSMf'T oa TrEs6%F Ss 5
TENDER, 1856, sell at auction 10 the higLc.l -
all the right, title, and interest Of the der,St.
William II: Clark and Frank Z. Clark IN and ,o
VEN ACRES or LAND in Ches,prssiJI -
known as the BELL0NA FOUNDRY Ana , ,sg
NAL, subject to the lien and title 81 the dns..S'
Junius l.. Archer for unpaid purchase nop.y ~ )
the decree Aforesaid y appears that said "
NJ. and Frank Z. Clark, as associates OF Cha,
Palmer, William Webster, and S,ephe IN I.orr,, ;.
parties TO the causes, are each entitled In sS,.T
one undivided fifth part Of said two hunI,..,
twenty seven acres Of land sold by the dsl.,..tt
Junius l.. Archer to said Ave persons al u. -
OF thirty thousand dollars In United St,,.,Fs
rency, subject to certain qualification ma, ~
tustions of the gold value Of said eurtries :,
dollars thereof being two thousand dolhs 4. /!
each OF said five persOns) have been paid, la, ~
the residue unpaid. '"'
The right, title, and interest Of the said VIII,
NJ. Clark and Frank &. Clark IN and 70 r.'i
valuable and Well known property vii. De MI
the premises at the time above specified
TERMS OF SALE: On credit az six. twelve d,
eighteen months, In equal instruments. bear,
interest from day Of sale, secured by bond, @, !,
purchaser with good security, payable seca.
ingiy. -
Wilt william Sh v. oSSRuMp, comm'..lonsn
The above sale !. postponed until TUESDAY .
3Oth Of October, ls6o
i william LII SrS " eekuNp, Commissioner
sc s5-lawIwTu
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The Policy and Duty of Railroads.

The Policy and Duty OF Railroaos.
The recent meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Virgins and Tennessee railroad was
highly interesting with reference to the
views e.icitsd there touching the policy
and duty of railroad companies. The re-
cent exposure Of the disastrous discrimi-
nations in the transportation by railroads
drew forth universal censure and dcnun-
citation of those determinations. In con-
nection with this question the duty of rail-
roads in the matter Of developing the re-
sources Of the country was freely discussed
in public debate and private conversation.
, The policy Of these public channels OF
: communication has been thus far little cal
culated to aid in such development. In
minerals, what have they doncf Who can
produce iron in the interior of Virginia {!
tisWill gypsum, salt, coal, bear the charges
= OF transportation Will fruits, vegetables,
stand the taxes imposed upon them! Nay,
will they sell for the cost Of transportation
when they reach the large citiesf Ger
tainly not. The entire industry and enter
I prise Of the country, 80 far as those things
are considered, is checked and discouraged,
.ssswhils the steamers, from the far north
come loaded with them. And yet we see
ussculsan elorts made 10 command the
7 : Arongh sfsishtst to Memphis, Little Rock,
~ santa Fe. California. end the islands Of
the PsclAci Agents pscsiss large salaries
q aisassf Coz iha through irsishts ID
ths shd q ~ earth, when sour domestic
industry ma prosperity I. Dur very dor,
90 are opprsssd ana dss,,eysd ~. -
90 a}Eav, Ne tras We Il duty of thss. 70,
~ Asles az tssssl and trade b 70 encour,s.
e tbs energies d the communities through
xhieh tbsyf -, - iecsssse shs produc
'sssdyH aesissltsrs and tho miush In III,
!. IN tIsy isayefSS. With this view, the.
drkosA ssy8 A eIl!ty pf ~, 3f9lly--nsy
s.1y1tsft Aasaag asaht thos'
d e. - u ~ tless donsaie ib59sAt1
5tsy aeuN ssvs a'iev = ertisls syeI
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneors,
BANKERS, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
" CANT LOTS. ON CHURCH Hull, AT TIE
C0RSE2 OF AND TWENTY NINTH STREETS.
As Commissioner appointed by u decree of Hen:
rico County Court pronounced on the sth OF
March, 1868, in the case of Rex vs.. Rex, shall
proceed To sell at public auction, on the premises,
on MONDAY he 22d OF October 1893, at haif-pas,
! o'clock p NJ, tho LOT located as above, front
ing l73 feet on the west side Of Twenty -niEth
street running back on the north line OF Stree,
1870 feet to an alley to be divided, II necessary
into lots To suit bidders.
Terms One-third cash balance at three and
six months for bonds bearing interest, with good
security and title retained till all the purchase
money be fully paid j. n. SANDS,
or II Commissioner.