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Life of u Local Reporter.
BY JOHN QUILL.


Mr., James Duffy was the offspring OF
! impccuniouS but otherwise honest parents
who instiled into his mind many homes,
prccepts, and threw around him more
! kindly parental influences than you get
elsewhere in a week. jim was the young
est child Of their hope, and often, when
his mother tucked him into his bed at
night, she would bend down over him and
gently kiss his fair forehead and push back
! his golden hair, while in the far future her
loving eyes thought they saw her only
jim going about doing good to his fellow
| men, and acting as agent for some soup
society, and carrying blessing with him
rs he went through life.
Thus did this tender parent think she saw
Jim, but she evidently hadn't her hand in
at second sight. She was self-sacrilicing
woman and a good houSckecpcr, but as u
gazcr into the future she was complete
| failure.
For although jim had been brought up
! in the way he should 90, when he got old
/ he departed from it and bralched on! into
another line. He blasted his mothers
hopes and diSbonorcd his fathers gray
hairs by becoming local reporter.
That was his strong point. If there was
any one thing on which he could spread
himself with sense of hearty enjoyment
it was local reporting. When he was a
baby he would lie awake in his cradle,
and instead of playing with bis toes he
would Cry till you'd think he would burst
blood vessel if he couldn't get his regu-
lar daily journal to play with and when
he grew up he would go out in the alley
and grab chunk Of chalk and write ina
ginary accidents on the fence. After
q while he went to school, and he would
sit there on the bench depressed and out
of heart, hour after hour, until the copy
books were handed around, when he would
pick up his pen with tender joy and so in
on heavy head lines.
1t made no difference whatever to Jim
Duffy what the copy was. 1t might be
"Contentmcnt better than wealth." or
perseverance, conquers all things" or
Virtue is its own reward" or any other
popular old moral lie-it was perfectly i'm
material to Mr.. Duffy; for his instincts
were strong, and he could no more help
sidelng across a sheet of paper with such
copies as "a disastrous conllagration is
good thing" or "a brutal atrocity is al
ways to be desired "-he could no more
help this, say, than You could help say
ing Yes" il anybody asked you to take
q thousand-dollar bill when you were dead
broke and deserted by your friends.
lie never spoke OF summer merely as
" summer" 1t was q matter of religious
principle with him to characterize it as the
F." heated term u; and when he wanted to
express winter, he called it the "cold
SPELL" If he went to Sunday school he
would come home and creep into his
lap, and lay his head upon her
breast and tell what he SAW there.
But he did not express himself in the in
nocent prattle Of childhood; on the con-
trary, he would say, "Thc exercises passed
OF with great eclat; the elite of the city
We're there, and the chief feature of the
occasion was the magnificent concourSe Of
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sweet sounds which was deliciously dis
coursed by the charming young lady at the
melodeon."
These strong proclvities Of Jim were
developed in his childhood, and although
his mother still cherished q hope that she
would one day sec him acting as ticket
takcr at the soup-housc, or as ladle-
wielder, Jim was doomed to reach the
depth of degradation at which even on or
binary plaster of Paris angel might weep
and shudder.
As soon as he grew up he went and
took job at five dollars week as q re-
porter on the Daily Eraggerator. His
mother shed gallons on gallons of actual
tears, and his gray-headed sire told him
that locating was necessarily low calling
| but James was immovable, and he stated
to his gray-headed sire that if he didn't
get out of the way there would be mate
rial furnished for an item on filial impiety
And Jim was a good local reporter, and
the only thing he cared for on this side OF
the grave was an item. Give him only
one item, and he would swell over it until
he would rip all the side seams in his shirt.
For that was his weakness. And he edu-
Gated himself up to such q pitch that be
would fairly glcat over human misery. II
man was only run over by milk wagon
and mangled so that he couldn't bulge,
jim would feel as good as if he had just
taken a drink of something warm and
strengthening. And if any stray boy or
other went around anywhere where the
attraction Of gravitation was strong, and
fell off four-story house and diSlocated
his neck, and expired on the pavement,
jim Dufcy's heart would expand with
bliss, and he would make it his particular
business to send round and give ten-cent
stamp to missionary society as thank
offering. 1t seemed cruel, but it was his
nature, and he absolutely had to do it..
And if some man would butcher fellow
creature, James would feel SO overjoyed
that he would leave his work and 60 out
and sacrifice to some old idol or other, just
to relieve his feelings and express his sense
of gratitude.
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Nv Harrison, uoddin & Apperson. Aaetioneen
and Real Estate Agents..

TYR UsTEE'S SALE OF 4OG i;Io
ACRES OF VALUABLE TlMBERED L .,hs?snt.
IN IIENRIC0 COUNTY, ABOUT TN MILD
WEST OF RICHMOND. BErW haE ~ q DhHt
RUN EOAD ANDTiIE THREE inrpkp hpA s y
kstrrsteas IN n c.Itain deed 81 trn-t maze W D.
w Green and Julia A, his vile, 'a'Th '"th 1"i,.
t.,nbar 1853, .uly recorded In Ilanrc" I'n'y
Cont, we shall, In execution Thereon, a. inc ~
nuest of the b.natcidrtes In the sdli dsrh' p'o-
coed 10 sell ut pubic auction, or N" Ef.m'1,r, 80.
FRIDAY October II, 1901 At l. . ctrfa d., ~.
n NOT the fr-t fair day Thereafter, th6t 'AtI'pt,
TRACT OF LA.D located "A above r"h."", M
!O6 40 ACRsS, according 10 recent Tut'rS
said land il heavily covered with "HprfiuI W.,
and timber, and by reason thereof - f'n"'DY' -
pee al lar value. -..,.,..... n,
TgkMs: Enough in cash TO defray expense "i
sale ard to pay of and dlschtrH. an OF IN" l.'.''
tef.rr.d 10 In raii decd which haze IhhiAic"'
Amounting to 80 .2s3 II +; and As 10 any 7hfPIus
which NAY arise from said sal" on 'nch '"fih' -
the said Green may prescribe and direct ~ on ms
fsilnrs TO give any directions, then on tHch '7t
"a the said trustees may announce at inc hHs u
sale. a. IT,.
AZ the said land ed joins tn" land OF ut. JohH
W Alley psrsuns attending the rdIr WIN pLrdS'
1nsst the trustees a. tho residence OF saia aI'"y
and accompany them aud th" aucion.-r 20 tH'
spot on the premises sei,csd for tho $40 |" c"h'
off. ,b,r,
The taxes for this year to be PAID by the Pur'
chaser ROBRnT ;. POLLARD, Tru-,e.s
"a IL JOHN b. YOUNG,
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INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
I IL REAL ESTATE ADJOINING THE row.
CITY OF RiGHMoaD At RhCRsTTs - zTTHs
PART OF THE CELEBRATED FALLS pn.yJ
TATJoNs ES gs,sto TIE HOMESTEAD. F6g
Y. Ward, who desires to return to Ms f1r,naya-.I
ness OF constructing railroads. va will .sI :,
auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY The i;rh
day Of Uctobsr, 1857, CT mmsncing stI2o'cIocx W
the very valuable properly owned and occ1bIsJ
by him, embracing $40 ACRES OF LARD rrTt
be sub-divtdsd and sold In the following Pare.
/. SIX LOTS OF TIN ACRES EACH, t.oruov =,
the Manchester turnpike AID running back to IN
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. These i ,t.
are nearly ,qnsre. haye an eievs,et and beautiful
.. 4 Lot OF FOURTEEN ACRES saio,ni,,
Chesterfield Park race-courss, with hi.h an
ALOT UP TwENTT.CSE ACRES a,.o :.
joining tina race course. and the residence .,
the late Henry T Drewry
ACRES, embracing the dwelling with .iyh, room.
and all necessary out buildings, and hne .2yIr'
and spring house, with 4 tOrco-pgmp crnyayIr
the water to the dwelling and grounds. The l.st
IL naturally rich. aad has been improved To- no
highest degree. and produces finely, S1ryo1cd
Ing, the dwelling are hne yard, garden, and
S A LOT OF FORTY ACRES, near the rive,
being very rich land, and with good bull4.n!
$. A LOT OF THIRTY ACRES, embracing n.
barns, stables, COW sheds. &c. all very complete
and supplied with water, conveyed In p.pe- 10
every part thereof. Tns buildings ara vel! ar.
ranged and very substantial.
7. FOUR LOTS OF TWEETi ACRES each
OF very superior land, lying Beautifully arca-.i
BILE by good roads, and with good situation. ror
building.
5. THEE LOTS OF ONE ACRE each. with
small dwelling on each, lying near 10 Nauche.
ter
These lands are for the most part Of n. very
best quality of James Eiver lana, produc,n.
heavily the staple crops Of this section and .ps-
cially suited FOR truck farms and fruit raising
They hav. for many years bean very jrdic.or-,y
managed and highly improved being cultivated
chiefly In raising capitalization market, ant
have thus been brought 10 degree OF fertility
seldom attained.
Inducements OF y very unusual character ara
hers offered 10 farmers and truck gardeners in The
superior character Of the land. near 10 market,
with every facility for improvement: to rarsor.
doing business In Manchester or Richmond in
handsome building sites nearer 10 the centre u
tho city than any similar property On the gOrlA
side of the river and 20 the capitalist IN bsar,,.
fully situated lots lying along tho side Of the
town Of Manchester In lis whole breadth with
streets laid Off, to be opened up 10 The line oi iht-
property.
A plat OF the property may be seen after 'sw
da at Office. and visitors 10 toe PROPERTY win
BE- sho@n over 1t at any time previous 10 the day
Of sale
The title will bs made clear and uuGus,uan.
able.
TERMS: One fifth cash balance A. 3. u. Is ami
- months, the credit payments to BE- for negotiable
notes, with interest payable semi srnGt'ly, aud
secured by deeds of trust upon The property
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
ga 2!-TuSFt5thOc&tdts Anc'ioueara.
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,ArEOE TJJPTE SMALL HOUSES

GALE THREE SMALL HOUSES
y AND LOTS THREE VACANT LOTS, AND A
IaRGE QrANrIrY ~ BUILDING MATERIALS.
in SIDaEY ON WEDNESDAY tho "h "f osto-
arc.inn uuon the premises. tho property known
~ W .RWiCk'S STABLES. silutl"din sidney. on
tra,outh -id. Of Main street. ia-t beyond IN" "Ih
Fair Grounds It will bn divided into SIX I",',
uuou three of which Ara framed "n"ni'ntN when,
With .om. little Improvement. may bs iI'b" very
comf,,rable Tn" other three lots Ar" vacant
They all front on Main street. ana run o"'h ''1
feet to An alley. orr -, - ,..,
Au.r which will ba .oi th> old STABLES no"
standing upon the property-th" N"un 10 S' ''
moved They contain a large quantity OF -.oN
nnildiny materials. such A. framing, "ri'h"f'
hoar,t,ng shingles sc. and are worthy IN" h'r =
ZION OF farmers and Others contemplating UA"d'
ing. r,,e . ,utr,r,uc
TERMS: Atsale. 0kUBBS WILLIAMS.
20 ArcilOn--r4.
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BY Harrison Goddin & Apperson, Auctoneer
and Zeal Estate Agents.

HNHE VALUABLE MILL KNOWN
As 1ghAKSY1| AMP G2 q TtGJ,I EESii
THERkTO, FOB SALE AT AUCTION VIII De
sold at auction, on tho premises. on TUEsD "a
the 9Th OF october, 1851, al O'Clock r; ma,
valuable GElST MILL known rs "Bla"ey -
situated on Gillies creek aud the York, RlTri
railroad about one mile east OF klchmond' Win
a bout three acres of land attached 10 II. inc
mill has fine run OF custom; the machinery ID
in exceilsnt order, and the stream affords Il con
stant supply % water for the Of the mil ~ al
seasons OF the year. la the hands OF person
with small capital the mill you'd prove , veTy
profitable After the sale OF the mill, the COT.
rAGg on the opposite side OF the road, occupied
by SIR. J. B Bragg vii! be sold It. contain, ample
10 i; is WAY, acres OF very PRODUCTIVE lana, al
lnirabiy ada pied for market garden. Also, a
sma COTTAGE, separated rom Tue aoo'e' 'oii'
TERSs: Very liberal; say one-fourth easn
balance at one, two and three years ior hrsot.a-
bic notes, interest added payable half yearly Sc
cured by trust deed. ,p,pcor
HARRISON, G0DDIE & APPEESoN,
auctUneer3.
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SALE OF LAND

" FOUR MILES WEST OF STAuNloN Ply
virtue Of the decree Of the Circuit Court OF the
city Of Richmond made tho lst day Of april l38S
in Il cause therein depending, In which b"!!lns
Pickett ia plaintiff and John A Pickett adminlsra-
tor and others are defendants, the undersgn.h
as special commits ioner Of the court appointed
for the purpose will proceed, upon the prsrnioes
on THT{kSD.Y the 10th day OF October next, at
II o'clock A. NJ. to sell at public auction to ne
highest bidder. ono certain lot OF ground IN the
county Of Augusta. lying near the IentfSt ran
road about four miles west Of stanton, belong :.
Ing to The heirs Of George c. Pickett, deceased II
h.iny lot No. . OF tho survey Of A. ID. Trott1r
G. a C. made September 18th, ISIS. and contain
Ing by that survey tfty- seven acres, ak roods,
and nineteen poles and which was told under
former decree in the same cause, and purchased
by Thomas EskrdSe. ,, c,.,
The terms OF the sale are as tollows: Chsh i"r
one. fourth OF the purchase money, aud Tor inc
other three fourths. credit OF one. Two, ana thfe1
Years the who.. bearing Interest from the gay OF
sal. the purchaser giving his bonds Tor Tho De
frrad pa yents, and tho title TO be- retained until
the furth or order OF thu court
X. BOILING PICKETT, Commissioner.
o.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson. Auctlonoors
and Real Estate Agents.
TRUST SALE OF DOVER MILL

THRUST SALE OF DOVER MILLS
/ PROPERTY, IN GO"CHLAND COUNTY
BY virtue Of deed OF trust TO me rs trustee, from
s. b. Fisher, dated January 8, 1857, recorded In
Goochiand County Court, and by request OF the
creditors therein secured, | shall sell at public
anction. on the promises on THURSDAY the nth
day of October 1867. if fair II not, the hrst fair
day there after. at II o'clock that valuable pro-
perry known as DOVER MILLS, lying In tho
county of Goochland, bounded ythe James River
and Kama wha canal, Dover creek, ard The lands
OF +. Z. HobsOn, consulting OF TRAIT or
LAND containing SIXTEEN ACRES more or
less with the excellent FL0URlNG MI J., MILL
STONES MACHlEERY, FIXTURES and WATER
RIGHTS DISTlLLERY. DWELLING HOUSE,
sTOREHoUSE, MlLLER's HOUSE, and other
buildings and appurtenances. TIL" whole consi-
tuting a we'll known and very desirable property,
presenting great attractions to millers, capitalists,
and others.
TERMS: The deed uthor.zes a sale for cash as
TO a large part of the purchase money, but by
consent OF III & creditors accommodating terms " III
b.. Granted which will be made known 1T the
sale The taxes for this year to bs paid by the
purchaser K. K. HUWiSON,
90 n o4w3vstItts Trustee.
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Browning has hcen soourning here for
several weeks, recruiting from an at
tack OF fever. | have 1t from that
gentleman himself that the climat to and water
have both agreed with him remarkably Wen,
and that he has almost en- tircly recovered. ne
leaves this morning for Washington, where nc
will Al once enter upon the duties OF his once
The Secretary by the way, is n very agreeable
gen tleman and has made many friends mere,
who very much regret his leaving.
John Minor Bolts left here on Monday last.
DENIS.
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The officials on this limo arc very courtc-
Gus, and do what they can to render those
who travel over it comfortable.
The fall trade here il opening with more
activity than usual, ard there is rich
harvest for the merchants.
1hca d Rev. ii. A. Wise deliver o most
excellent discourse on yesterday at Christ
church to large and intelligent audience
write under the nomdeplumc of noted
battle ncd in the Emerald Isle.
NEWTON BUTLER.
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auction Sales.
BY Harrison, Goddin d Appsrson,
lnctIoneera and Real Estate Agents.

FUTURE DAY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
napIR REAL ESTATE WITH COMFORT
ABLE RESIDENCE THEREON, ON vESABtE
STREET, UNION HILL.-As commissioner OF III .
Circnil Cont OF the county OF Henrico, ap-
pointed by q decree rendered on the 5ih OF NO.
vcmber, isss, in the case o: Baker &c. against
Walsh &c, shall proceed TO sell q. PposIle anc
tobar 1857. at o'clock P NJ, the valuable Rs q /
ESTATE referred to in the papers filed IN the saia
cause, being the same Of which the late Nancy
Meitert d ed seized. fronting the north SIDE Oh
Venabls street about IS fest more or less, run
ming back within parallel lines ago feet 10 Gar
rington street, on which there stands coIior,a-
a good brick kitchen, &c. It Ia nearly opposite
ID = residence Of Mr.. Elijah Baker.
TaRxs: One-fourth cash balance at six
tuaIve, and eighteen months for negotiable notes
interest added, and title retained until the pnr-
ch ase money is paid and a conveyance ordered by
the court. EAigN raH'F e"lhlul ssioneI.
sale conducted by HARRISON, GooDIs AFPER-
s.,;o1.ar, 5r Dc 7
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WASHINGTON, October !, lN61

uc,, ma ic OH Negro Suffrage Maioritics-Tht
War Department in tho Rumor Murkc
.rnin-Trcasury Affairs, etc.
WAsUINGToS, October !, 1867
The excitement and intcns" interest mani
TASTED here III the elections which take place
-, .r,n sth instant Is not unlike that which
Generally accompanies n presidential election
VA tho nearer IN" time approaches tn" NOR,
iu-cnso is the feeling with regard 10 the re-
,nits The political thermometer Is being
watched with the greatest eagcrness, and botl
,,,rtirs express themselves Sanguinc.
The Democrats who are running the ticket
in ONO upon n square ana thorough Old
f,shtourd Democratic principle are making Il
better Gsh; than they have Tor years ana
though they do not expect to elect their can
ttSot, fnr Governor. have very strong hopes
of c,cctinc a majority Of the Legislature, and
thus winning a senator III the place OF ola
Rem Wade rs they have IN place Oh SonheSs
I'm California Some Of the politicians OF the
AZ pI;',I s.r,nn EXPRESS more belief in the
succc.s OF their tckctin ONO 'hi" IA e""s9 J.
Sania. ,,,;,, .,,o;r ,,.,
c,,iiics in that respect p"I;c extensively, ana
,,,,rnI heavy ,yacrrs have been laid on the
defeat Of the constitutional amendment In
Ohio. ,, :,
soon rrt,rr from the control o! the War Depart
mon, and the position of Secretary di iute-
rim he transferred TO General Sherman, or
that Frank Blair Will be made Secretary. As
General Sherman has IN engagement with
several hos ale Indian bands II Fort Hooker on
Tuesday NEXT. IL does not appear probable
that hr would at least 5.jorc that period re-
hrvr General Grant. Some who profess TO be
we'll informed assert that there is no doubt
whatever OF Grant retiring from the War
Once before two weeks pass away sherman
i expected 10 bo i'll this city by Sunday night.
The Treasury Department is now busily en-
Gagged in adjusting the difficulties which have
occurred, and sun continue TO present them
selves, by bad management OF affairs con-
rrclcd with the internal revenue. The Sccre
tary and Commissioner Rollins, Of the last
named Bureau, are in entire accord respecting
The rrcuiSitionS OF the department. and in
tend making every effort 20 secure Il proper
observance OF the revenue laws. lust now
,l.rr i 4 spirited contest going on for two or
three vacant positions, including collector OF
the third New York district, IN the place OF
Mr. Calllcot, and deputy COMMISSIONER, IN the
place o! Colonel NcSsInorr. There are hints
OF decided differences OF opinion between the
President and Mr. NrCulloCh rs TO who
should be appointed. and that gives rise to no
nttlr interest among those who are watching
the contest for Office.
Until the elections are over. nothing OF any
particular interest may be expected TO occur
- Washington. The Radicals intend keeping
ally" their rspor,S that If the Conservatives
succeed the pTrSnicnt viii make an armed raid
on Congress until the contests III the states
are over, in Tie hope OF aiding their cause.
L
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By William Pannill & Son,
AucrioGaers aud Real Estate AS"n's'
No lSyc4luorv street. Petersburg, Va


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALuARLE
| REAL ESTATE IN DISw!DDlB GorNpnYY.
ABOUT SIX AND A HALF MILES FEnh - - =.
TERsBURG, Va, AND CITY LOTS ~ Lhh
CITY OF PETERSBURG As ra,,so In q esHan,
deed OF trust made by Thomas hHyS.cn az
o. ,bo CIsrk'. ones Of Dinwidilc county Court
ana in the Clerks Office Of the Hns'lats t%nrt OF
A. the Ieqn-.t of Robert Moore & Brother, mo be
n.tci.rrs In the .aid deed proceed !" sci A. pun
lie auc,ion, a, the stor, Of william r"Tnit S"n'
in tho city o: Petersburg. on THURSDAY "''o-
Der 10, 1877, at II O'Clock NJ,
FIRST.
That valuable TRACT or LAND. containing
abou, ons hundred and thirty three acfe- IN I'm.
wi1dis county bounded on the west by r.ier-bHts
sni boya,on PLANK Road Company, east 10y Henry
Cousins land, north by Pichl- brancht "ly.'n
BURGESS mill, elk and d Al! miles IRON! re'"''
burS. ..,o.n
Al,o TWO LOTS OF LAND designated IN ~
low & ', lson'z plat Of twenty acres as !"'" -'O''
aad S, containing :. acres
THlED.
ALSO. THAT CERTAIN Lot OF LAND on Byfn9,
.,r.st IN the city Of Petersburg, fronting on '''I
street So feet more or less and running bacS ""'
4 distance Of $50 feet, moro or lr7"' !" An 49,
rounded on tho uortn by tho property 81 ia1'H''
Wallace on the est by Byrns street, on the a'at',
by the properly II said Thomas ". Eoy71oh' 49,
on Tho west by an alley.
FOURTH.
Alexander on west side q! Byr1o street N =
t.r-bury fronting thereon 81 feet. moro 'f 80
and running back Ia depth 100 feet. more or 'es''
An alloy abUu, ten feet vida, conTry-i :" ~" >,
Thoma. w Roys,on by Thomas PanEl4. a'd WIZ
by deed dated AuSu ), 1868.
FIFTH.
Also, THAT LOT OF LAND on thu scuih -, a.,
OF Pine street IN the city Of Petersburg. osi'n "
No - AS designated Ia Achenkiea piat ~ r.,
of Prides n.id, fronting on ."li .tfr't ~, 80
and extending back TO the ltoo 81 tho 14A-A'
pauy being bouu4ed on tho eat ny u"'1I my ~
| lot This is beautiful building !o''
SIXTH.
Aso tba,IOT or LAND on ths soH n ~. y.
Halifax street, in tho city OF Petersburg. rom
| ON AID street lsJ feat, thrucs rnnhlnS ''u'i
| Cool Spring road 3sS fset, th-nc5 "tel W. 80
| th.uce north :55 feet to tho b"sinntuS H' :"
| OF IN. above named property VIII Dc so'l ~ -
b, sufficient 10 satisfy no provisions % s@'1 ''
| deed. 49,. ...,,-.- "a, .,l, A. |!
| >, nav of Two Certain notes datsi Apr. -
ON T9r 81 ?gS o. payable nine months a!t.' "a
I'D III. other FOR 81! u. payable twelve Il. US
t.rIs,e This Is inc direction no" by the o%us
ssris, 10 sell for cash. but /! IS proodbio IN -.
| ina tay o! sale an arraps-m7nt NAY pe H"1'
| ,n.k, ihs ,eri!s more accom- tod4ttnS
HaA' '' CaARLEs +. JONES, Trustee.
WILLIAM PASSlLL SOY
| 40 so-,ds aue'''"
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TWO SMALL FARES FOR SALE
| at avCTr0N Numerically after the above
sale. made by Us for Thorn. J. Evans, trustee, We
viii sell At auc! n; at H3n:ieo County court court,
Haw .ov ar / o'clock T ~, tie Two SMALL
FAX located, the ons naar The rs. water sta
tlon on the Richmont, Ftedercksbqrs end pG W
ni, ahrnoL and Others, containing ~ acres. 80
acres cleared. the balance III wood. The i'm
nrorrmen.s are log Gwe!! ing. large cc'houss
and ice.rond, and small orchard.
irho o,h.r containing 50 acres. all IN WOOD 80 d
timber, nearihe Deep huu Coa!ptts, and adjoining
the lands OF John Holman. HathdHlel !ren=ha"'
srJ 0thers This affords an opportunity 10 per-
cons of small means u yurchaos small farms
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