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GITKENE W u - IILVI7VI'T. II 1',ITI,IIy
a STECKEI III srECKEL aud otheu pursuance q Judgment
o Of The supreme The state Of New lo made n e o,
r1,i o / David agr tie said order named vii. 81"
Al public auction the Mcst Etcangr Sicsroos No. III broad
A.. York TUESDAY, The lth day OF March
.7 A. ~ iay through James Miller anDurr
The following described preml,es. VIZ: ~ ,,.-
csrtsin lots With tho buildings thereon siu't S
r lno In The Third ofthe Cy Of NeEiork knota suh dih
v hs numbers 6tr i,ur 5il laoj Deg street
oul, know s The Drssrt Houe drscbci N certain nlen
me ,se said premises made BY William Beach Lawrence
1uior 10 hi skcl lcsug date the aclth day OF Ju bi sn re-
cer In tho Of the CITY and County OF NtNl oh In
0i the eighteenth day oil July
Ig Whereby the Wn Beach Lawrence junior drmsi the
ali pn,eS the Ei Siecke his etccao administrators sud
ssav. Tor OF years from the hr day OF Aug1s, i
duly assigned BY the said III steckel 60 an T.
Ske by bearing date the eighteenth day Of JAY b and
recorded n gsters omee Ia her 92 Of CONVEYANCE a. page
c0i m s 60h day November 1864 and all the estate usht title
and interest SAID Calvin stecse o. n aud to the sane and also
M enine Of the and 10 hold the said indeuuIe OF
% md premises aud during the rest residue aud remainder OF the
al, term Of and unrNpd subject 20 ne rents COW
the said ndtnture o. lease entlonead
p,I.a'r, "a l8o7 d. HANLEl, Referee.
sT,Hn & RrGaLKs PLAINTIFF AtorneyS
adjourned until WEDNESDAY the 9Th day OF March,
1884, al same muir ''' paw ~ b. H.wLRY Referee
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6ituations mante0-femdIes

A NUMBER of well recommended German
n Girls want situations 10 80 general HOUSEWORK, &C. al Ma
LOVES Institute No u Stanon-s near il' Bower
NTTY and Country Ladies who wish to ecOnO-
- m by employing good faithful WOMEN ana GIRLS 81 mojets's
WAGES can nicely suited At L. CARROLLS Agency No " SHthage
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H. MULLgT Aurioneer
NEST HOUSTON, near BROADWAY, at
w ACCTON-ADRIAN a. MULLER. r. u. WlLKN, a CO.
aactou WEDNESDAY March g. 40 y oork the TX
change Nfis.foon. 40 IN Broadway:
Wts VJsTOSsII reestoy bgls'oop houses ani lots
he south side Of this street being A. ;t and only 100 feet west
OF Bfps1Nsv This viii rent ir about 5000
al from b. peculiar pooa win greatly improve n value Terms
.lruL NaIr
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Amn5enlente.

WAtfAGRS.
ffopuor AMI hanager..........h MT IkNTbR WALLACE
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 20
BENEFIT
MARY CANNON
TWO GREAT COMEDIES,
Commanding With Tor the fst time this season. PoOies celebrated
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
1906 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. l8CL
COMMENCING dc. 10. 1906
TRAINS LRAyE Ngw.Y0RK.

P,nsug.r Station So SsvYorE TFenvvertlt ind foadh
ave. Entrance 1a eut, se'ehthst
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

Nev.IIavcn 5:i5 and II connecting with Railroad
V'HE OLD LlNE.-Sag IImbor, Grcenport
East River loot Of iuges esy Wsl9say AID SATURDAY at
REGULAR HARTFORD LINE--First-clas
h steamers CITY Hartford ADD GrarIte leave Pcsp
Dali, (crIt sundays at Tor Hartford Ct connecting ir Spring
5 , SaI and SsI a ' H.r Second 1 I'
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
WORCESTER GANFE {Tciprs &c SsT r. LOWELL COS
'o'''' ,STfRMfDIS1F fGISfs N'O
CRY or boston and cllf on NEw{oRE
''' Se~l0I . d,y !S y f,psi p ys SfGs m from
then, .o,.,,, Win fop s, SES1o EIS5 Train from m .s.r.
r w. H.gi, I'D No'., S'@a si M.''e'' worcester
''''1"' T. $ MARTIN, IFcri, on the Pier
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW Jersey
~ Passenger ard Fcshi Depot 10 NsvYoL foot Of lbeHyt
Rsd md Il Boston vim s L.h vse7 Rsir,d nd II, coats.
oHs forming dees line to sbeh and the West rhOu change
NLESrowS LINE 10 THE WEST
1h, Fires fisn daily for toe West except >ua' Hhes ore
S1y NIL, 5, larr, saved b, tins line cL.o, c.s,ar,
St Lon 49, with % SSi Sii i,' shaiSGfvryrs
loi E..ise hi'hs cduai wiaH.ro,
SO ~ MiI Tau. For rl-las,or E,op Water Gap ser,p
Ton, wiss,bsrr-. Gce,. Bend iI,.,,r Bash,H,ou A.
b1nb ard the west one hans C.ernsu chi
Northern Cea.p Philadelphia 'nl En, Road oi EIs aEd tie
80 49,, M. iI-s,,,i,,N '-' '" N'
",.''t ~, 80 ',..ti't -" 81 ,f..h ,t.,t
80 ~ Sa+s,,ui.' .rt ~ III, TN
Z n -, E,ta, Pc, s.r .r,,t1r- Wrsrsror. Tr,ret9r
si.tpi.. 81 i,,,. .y9rt n, iIt.u..,
'l G'is '' ~ -Fcr So 'r9g,' ''''
- ,CvSrfWy 'EEypprse Tr,ry-r,, F,.., tr,r.,rr
q a .NA -. ~ pai.H,'i 49, an. i've, ~
Icy, tlr' l,. AID. o.,
linA 80 'Ii' @ =, ~. ... p...t. I'll a. '
49,, a. A.. w. 40 4, f , d. ,s e,. s Genital Rail
=. a.
ieesl OF ~ ,l'es l''. % ~ 80 >, ''' ''' '
- 49, 90 D'' ' t,.t,u a. sft tpvs s-,,,.,,.ri,,
IRlE RAlINAG.-IIgUN leave Depot loot
T. 70, - D. 4. 4.
go ,r H.. t,, ~, Ro.le..- Rsg.'. S.r.r.. u4rl a.
NJ, ~ los IL ~ T,, I....- ,- o...,,r,
I,o1 o NJ E1rtes 4s. ha-. S,..n-li' 49, Wet
fio ~, MI. T'r,c.. gri,f, s,.st.,re, IA nr.Lrs
~ az. a.. p 49, era.-r
c9oa ~, n Ia F,r,e 1.,r sy pns,lo ,,.r,rc1 putlts
..i In ". q. - - sd ' '' 100000
' l,p, u, -, ,r,,- t.1, E4 lie Wet
~" "' '' ,,,. jog t'l.t Ji 4. , ia , o.
WEDNESDAY yiGuIs 1irat,. Ii.ua. l'o.o,f
t,, q,,,.. -r i.,.f .rt fft % .f'frr aI We.,r.
gi'' '' | uf ON RIDDLE 6,sIs.ft
"a. g. p.v, Gel v-..
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InRRIs and ESSEX RAILROAD CON-

vi PANY-Commslcug Monday, December ~ 1906 lt.ye New
ftt Of Barclay CONNECTING sh Lehs valley hoaa i
baHcheJ At CjA ~ kIpf's tsni a. n, Nai. Tan m ~
me-. train Mofnown Accommodation leaves h2D a., hbts'ii
Town Mail MouisoWu EIpress at m In adj
don u per d ~ NeNaf I've 70 south oans
srd flr 10 summit A. PBkRTHOUD General Superintendent
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DATENT OFFICE FEES.
prss % csatl
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TEW-YORK 4 BREMEN STEAMSHIP co.

THE FiRST-CJASS u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ATLANTIC, CnAS HOVER Master
No. 49, N. r., SATURDAY, April q, at
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Taxing 10 Southampton london Haro sld Bremen
PAYABLE In god It's equivalent
Fii.tC Cabin $40; Second Cabin. F65; Stesrsge. A3h
IRON Bremen Southampton and Hsvre 10 NeW.York
First Cabin f0, Second Cabin, as; SteefsRc, -iA
EXCLUSION TICKETS. OUT AND HOME
F.r Calm 42g Second Cabin. $50. Seosge so
Baltic Cart g. Jones April 20 W. Metropolis W. Wen. MAJ
ISAAC TAYLOR President No. 20 arOldss',
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fetturss an0 Aleelin9s.

| ECTURE.
N STEISWAY HALL. WEDNESDAY March % az l:'9 2.
SUSANNA L. KLBORN. NJ D.. viii sneak The Hsr7Oos
Smpl the Mind and Body Man aud the Cou
the Mind OF Disturbances the Harmony Of those Relations was
Los Of Memory. Melancholy. Ouslty Insanity"
Rck 50 for sale Fowler Weiss No 5s BoafsV 90
Nenway Hall. and q the door
Oh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lectures on AS
Oh TR0LOGY and public eHmnao Of Nsvies every Wed
nesv SATURDAY and Monday Evenings The Doctor eoasaS pyatsJ
Ia Astr0logy daily.
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-COUNrl
y ri, Nim-NnE MAnEIAINE IOIIsE HENrLL a.aln,l

~ or NEWYORE.-NAuElAlNE LOUISE GhNIIL %inN
ssn~l To lol are 9'g s" he ~ ,L
ofee oflc Clerk Of he tt and County Of N,lok at the O h
10 The SAID compliant on
H. er a. hi, ofr- Broadway the Guy Of Ne"l
rn tv cut tle hereof exclusive o e day Of such
..r,se auiI YOU ftl said complaint within the Tine
1ahrg this acoa viii apply 70 thc Court @ TIE TeeI
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Incidental to the playa Dae By Miss Henhques aud MIS- Cara
In cence Of the marked appreciation bestowed the revival Of
Tom Taylors successful Drama founded Miss Bdion Novel
titled
HENRY DUNBAR,
which has created sensation this The2ter and In accordance
viii general desire Il win be nights this week
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY EVENINGS. MARCH Il aad %
FRIDAY EVENING, March D,
BENEFIT OF MR.. CHARLES FISHRR
Wien viii be the 10y Popular Pay
cutlcd
THE WIFE'S SECRET
Due notice viii be given Vi the representation OF
INVESTMENT.
Also fthe Popular Comedy entitled
THE FAST FAMILY,
Together with Tom Tagors and Charles Readc beautiful Drsms Of
MASKS AND FACES.
IN active rehearsal
Doors open . -: commences nj P o'clock
GRAND VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
~ CONCERTt Vocal and Instrumental Concert for the benefit o
the NowEngni Church will be given In their ehcs In West Foff
fist st., Sitth.1Ye,
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH a.
NJ. T. n. PATTlSON, Tue celebrated Pianist
Nj. EBEN, Flli',
Mr.. l. Il. REED, Nr WILLARD.
Mis-. HARRISON Nh. GKO. T. AIKEN,
number other vel known yOss have kindly volunteered their
iol the occasion
TICKETS 30 CENTS.
sale Scrbuer Broairly and Hall Sons No.
80 Broadway
Door, opea ~ q Commence at
KELLN a LEONs MINSTREIS No. e20
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R1 JAMES NJ. MILLER
NJ THURSDAY. March 2l
II O'Clock the Franklin House Fulton and Ne SIS
BROOKLYN.
Uaier ne direction 81 the Hon John Ilssku Eeic'e
H. S Dg1hsu. rltcc--rhe 3st0v hgls'ooQ brick house
~ So " .tkod-si.- isoIf mssir fuut lUls-.
10. gJ NgcAofst-The 3strry u.3st- front house.
Dot aou1e, Psrtto1-,i Van BluutaL. 25Gld0
- and Eapeye, rear 1h.rl St each 2jSiA
- his ard Dusts.. Nec0ust each A'xl5
Mas aud 0edrIas 40 tle ohc".
SATURDAY. March q
A. 10 o'clock. 20 Horace N8.ls Hotel. Mot Haven
T.tc direction 81 DE Hon John B. Hasku. Referee
Three Of N8Ion-ase adjoining Baena Vista. With l
vs trf oulo % The Harlem River
MLn8 md rALt-.llars at thl OhCe
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i engagements Jan g. james Slip. NcSiok A. A.
u mail Geeurort sud sauousi u ri Tor Nr'
%. lhphsak Iau tul q river
esd Saturdays o; b. Tor syossst aud vsl stations p
Ii N
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AFETY. SEED AID COMFORT.

WORCESTER PALMER FrCHBCRG NASHUA LOWELL COS
CORD, III WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
tSTERMEDIATF POINTS
Tie uea aud sancl > % tie NorN ch line
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NENfOPk.
NewlOTk daily tSrHdsys e1ccp.ei. a. o'clock from
Pier ~. - North River. foot Of Nesp
ron NEW-IONDON
connecting with tho Steamboat Etpe Train from tie above
Eorsch and Worcester Boston and Worese Worcester
sud Nashua. sd New London end Northern Railroads.
fegLi tSfea a. ibs lowest rates lor Information Inquire u
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~ ERMAN LlEDERkRANL. -
II TIIg ANETAL GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
or THE GERMAN LIkDERKkANS,
'' ACADEMY or MUSIC.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2l 1885,
The Ball sll open at 81 o'clock -..
TWO FULL ORCIIESTRAS, .
under the leadership OF A. BERNSTEIN and DlsII NIL Alternately
orse Inc Dance and Promenade Music through The evening
The made extensive preparations Tor entertaining tue
audience With deliberately planned
MASQUERADE PROFESSIONS.
and Incidents Of the CARNIVAL
he until IL o'clock
a Ia carte from 10 o clock
daring the evening. -, 49,.
Tket, mot transferable Sl5 each admitting gentleman and two
, Can be had members OF the Society eay W Fred Knapp No
avail St. Eug Boin, No - ExchngePace r. w Heyne No
psave - d Oteudoo No. Il Chatham g. g. g. dunIh NO Ws
Broadvay; NJ Grlsho No. 10 Patst VIM Senw No 81 hss'
Fonrteenihs George Eembaoh. No IA Egh'hSt MnannHer
corner and kOHhayc L. ksmmese No 30
T. Burger Bowery o. Ernst No. % hoNeU L. A. Srae go
100 reensich-t C. Lehman, No 81 East Fourths mas
ne Sprcs g. Narreuanu No Hano'erSt h hase's
No Exchange place, AMI Others. - r,octr S..-....-
nv ortyru f fh.
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THOMAS HUGHES,
No. IS corner Monroe and Water Streets.
WHEELING, W. VA
April %, 's7-me.
Administrators Sale.


DY virtue of an order of sale from the Pro-
ID bate Court, I will sell on the PREMISES,
on
Tuesday the 10th dayof September, 1867,
the following lands aud tenements, lying and
being in the county of Monroe, Ohio. and of
which Elijah Ullom, deceased, died seized:
A tract of land containing twenty-five acres,
more or less, in the northwest quarter of Sec
tion eight in township three of range fve,lY
ing west of the Little Muskingum Creek; also,
all that part of the northwest quarter of said
section eight lying south of Witten Fork of
said Little Muskingum Creek, containing four
acres more or less; also, fifteen acres more or
less, in the southwest quarter of sajd section
eight, beginning for the same on ths bank of
the Little Muskingum Creek on the line be-
tween said southwest quarter and said north
west quarter; thence west to the northwest
corner of said southwest quarter;thence south
to said creek; thence running with said creek
in northeasterly direction to the place of
beginning, containing in all of said three sew
eral tracts forty-tour acres more or less.
TERMS-Onc-third cash in hand, one-third
in one year, and one-third in two years; to be
secured to the satisfaction of the undersign-
ed. Said premises to be sold without dover.
JACOB N. MITCHELL,
augI3td. Admir- of Elijah Uliom, decd.
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Laughlin's Infant Cordial.
The Child's Cure for Teething.


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Legal Notice,

ToHN BASS, whose residence is unknown,
j will take notice that on the Oath day Of
July, 1867, William N. Mills fled his petition
County, State of Ohio. to quit his title to the
following lands in said county, to wit: The
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of
section twenty township six and range seven,
containing forty acres more or less. You are
required TO answer said petition by the 21st
day of september, 1857, or judgment will be
taken at the October Term of said Court, 1867,
by default. o.
HOLLISTER & OKRY,
july3ow6. Atty's for pitt
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Facts for the People
GHLIN.s
OLD HOME BITYERS.

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Because it combines pure stimulant with
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Use Laughlin's Old Home Bitters.
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E0ODSPEEnsS I6sOLDEN. PENS

tNOUlJSE E11dESzS NULI1E1NE FENS,
Celebrated for their FLExTBnITy, DURABILITY
sMooTHNEss of EXECUTION, ANTI CoRRoslyRNEss
EcoNoMY and GENERAL ADAPTATION to the
WANTS OF all WRITERS. SUPERIOR TO Steel
Pens, and admitted by all who have used
them to be @
The Pensthat InvarfaJly gire Satisfaction
Travelling agents wanted everywhere to cell
these Pens; also booksellers, stationers and
Merchants generally.
One box assorted samples sent by mail post
paid, for 25 cents.
The nGolden Pens'' will last from to 5
times longer than the best Steel Pens, hence
they are the cheapest pen in the market.
Send for Circular and Price bistto J. FL. CO
BRRN, l36 Vine Street, Cincinnati, sole agent
for the South and West: jnlYl6lY.
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Legal Notice.

lTARY v. f. RANDOLP PH, Elisabeth z. Hun
.lu ter, w. Forest Hunter, John R. Daven-
port and Elisabeth Davenport, of Monroe
County, Ohio, will take notice that George H.
Davenport did, on the 18th day Of July, 1857,
file petition in the Court of Common Pleas
for Monroe County, Ohio, demanding parti-
tion OF the following real estate lying in said
county, to wit: Town lots numbered 2S, "a,
95, SO, and the south half of lot No. Is in
the town of Woodsfeld. Said petition win
be for hearing at the October term, 1861 OF
said Court. 81 STD
MORRIS & WAY.
July23w6. Atty's for petitioner.
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Legal Notice.

|nAyID HILL and Ezra Hill will take notice
~ that on the 3lst day of july, 1867 Charles
Hill fled a petition in the Court of Common
Pleas OF, Monroe County, Ohio, the object and
prayer of which is to quiet his title to the
lands Of which John Hill died seized, lying in
Monroe County, Ohio, being l22 acres. Said
petition will be for hearing at the October
Term, 1867. of said Court.
MORRIS & Way
aug6w. Att'ys for pl'tf.
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Attachment Notice.

Joseph Garrett. plaintiff ! Before J. N Mitch
against ell, J. ?. OF Perry
John Mann, def't. township Mon
roe County, Ohio: On the Sd day of August,
A. D. 1857 said Justice issued an order Of
attachment in the above action for the sum
of 500; case set for hearing October 5, 1867.
augl3w9, JOSEPH GARRETT.
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attachment Notice.

Warton Simmons, plt'f, r EFoRE Thomas homeaas,
VS.. IL Martin, j, r, oi
John Davis, defendant. Bethel Township,
Monroe County, Ohio: On the 25th day Of
June, A. D. 1867, said Justice issued an order
of attachment in the above action for the sum
of one hundred dollars. a
WARToN SIMMONS.
uuly23w3.
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To the Public.

TlHE puble are hereby notified not to trust
j. my wife, Louiza Ellen Lowther, on my
account; she having left my bed and board.
Il will not be responsible for any debts con.
traeted by her. ELIAS L0WTHER.
July23w3. 49,
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administrator Notice.

AJOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was,on the 25th day of July,ls67
appointed Administrator of the estate ol
&. orge Slack, deceased.
July30w3. JOHN SLACK.
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To Township Treasurers.

lVOU are hereby notified to attend at the An
] ditor's Office on Thursday, Friday or Sat-
urday, the 22d, 23d or 24th Of this month,
(August.)
You are also particularly requested to
bring the settlement sheet Of last February,
and certificate of election from Township
Clerk. sAM'L GRIMSHAW,
aug6w3. Auditor Monroe Co.
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1867. New Arrangement. 1867
Regular Wheeling and Cincinnati
PASSENGER JACKET.
The new large splendid sids-Bheel Passenger
Steamer,
POTO MAC.

Capt. sCHAs. MuHIEMAN. s. .GHRis YouNe elk.
..sss.,ssa The z o T o N a c was built
lss;zls expressly for this trade, and will
q aleave Wheeling every Tuesday
a. 8 O'Clock p. m. Returning, leaves Cincin-
natl every Friday at p. m.s sss
A. fair share of the public patronage re.
speotfnlly solicited.
BOOTH, BATTELLE & co.
feb14m6 Agents
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-08-27
HALLS
VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR RENE WER.

It IS an entirely new scientific discovery. combining
many Of the most powerful and restorative agents
in the vegetable kingdom.
We have such confidence in its merits, and are
SO sure it viii do all we claim for it, that we otfer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-10
UCTIoN S a L E S

TXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
II The undersigned, as Executors Of Peter
Skinner decd, will sell, at public sale, on
TUESDAY, October 22d, 1867, in front of the
Court House, Leesburg, the following described
REAL ESTATE, belonging to said decedent !:
The HOME FARM, containing 2l7 acres OF
land, in. good condition, under good fencing
and we'll watered Tho improvements on this
tract consist of good and comfortable STONE
DWELLING, and several other buildings
and improvements.
Also, at the same time and place, FARM
in Prince William, containing about III acres,
and has on it excellent timber, adjoining the
lands of Mrs Fanny Rosseau, James s. 0den,
and Others Also at the same time and place,
a TRACT OF LAND on Broad Run, about
five miles below Aldie, short distance south
of the Little River Turnpike road, containing
about 100 acres has on it q log house, Is Weil
watered, adjoining the lands of Harrison cross,
John Ratre, and others. Also, at the same
time and place, FARM on Horse Pen, about
four miles below Gum Spring, the land on
which Mr. Alexander G. Skinner and Garret
Walker now reside, containing nearly 4OO
acres, the land in moderate condltlon-lm-
provements comfortabl and in good condition:
it adjoins the lands of BENZ. B. Beard, John l.
Coleman, and others. There is on this farm a
Saw Mill. Also, at the same time and place. a
HOUSE and LOT in Aide, now in the occu-
pancy Of VIM. McCarty.
TERMS-Onc-third of the purchase money
will be required in cash on the day Of sale, and
the remainder in two equal annual payments,
bearing interest from date. The purchaser will
be required to give approved bond, and deed
of trust on the land for the deferred payments
A good and unquestonable title will be Civ
en- when the purchase money is all paid.
A. G.. SKINNER,
A!s. LEMUEL r. SKINNER.
Executors of Peter Skinner, decd.