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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

In an article entitled :" Lot them
Held TO Accountability" the Ma
pnal lntslligsneer :has refers to tho
belly developed conspiracy against
resident johnson
The baiasd impeacherS were in
Oh gles. They had hoped, by the
of this foul aud criminal con
Tracy, to bring about impeachment.
They anaounccd in Congress that
yelopments were about to b made
at would bring the head Of the
resident to the block. They pro-
red tho appointment Of the assas-
nation COMMITTEES, with Butler for
chairmas, aud power to grant am-
fsty for all offences In favor Of will
hg witnesses.
The scheme was progressing splen-
idly, but the price Of ill this prom
Jed perjury wss Sanford Conover's
hrdon, This was obtained ~ prom
Jed. Conovsr threatened exposure.
hen began ssgotiations with him
lrough his wife for tbs possession Of
be letters and dosunsnts in his pos
fssion which would inplicate the IT,
I'D conspirstors. Matchett man
ged to oblaia possession II = letter
his 10 Judgs Holt, fatally impli-
hting thu latter il the conspiracy,
hd thought he had destroyed It.
Re was mistaken; the original Of
bat fatal report Of tho progress u
be ccaspisscy IL now in the posses
lon Of the authorities.
Conovss was not pardonsd. The
lot was revealed, and ssvsrsl impor-
hnt letters sad aocunsats relating
p it were plsesd IL The possession Of
(fhcerS Of the 0ovssnnsnt. Tbs con
piraton were disasysd. They did
Po' deny, they haze not YET des'sd,
Try dare ~os dswy, tAs astAsstic',y q
Ae letters and ne svssA cftAs material
Eatemesh. The statements made BY
Fonover, and supported BY anin-
Peached AID uninpsach testimony
Pnd irrsfatabls eorseborsisg cifcum-
dances, sand today uneossradictsd
We call especial attention to tbs
.s paragraph. IL tsuth - ineon-
Pistent with ~ Innocence Of the
persons implicated and il 10 true
Phey accordingly are guilty. TAeir
P'lence coafsssss thar guilt. Thu
z the public verdict. With the L.
tsiIlgssesr, " say: " Let them b
Held to Accountability. ''--Los'ss'f's
Courier.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
TINE CAPITOL HOTEL,
Marshall, fcNu
% W, L. DAWSON, Proprietor


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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21


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we nave nnip'' A'fanfen'sh~ ''r "",
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New Advertisements.

:. y. r. r.. Company.
'HE Southern Pacific Railroad Com.
I pany having ia Mach merry repaired,
and track in good order, are now prr.
pared To carry Cotton, promptly, at r.
peg bale in currency
A. 7 TMIrH, srcry.
Mar~..-n, sept 81, 81. nsjt
~ Henderson Times and Tyler Re.
porter copy four times
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SNselM Notices.

Religious Service.
There will 10 preaching, God willing
in the Old Prcsby 10 risn Church to.mor-
row Sunday al the usual hours.
W. G. DUNLAP.
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Beef Market.

ThE undersigned is selling At the
L market some Of the finest beef ever
broogh, to Marshall lie invites share
OF patronage Cali and see for your.
self Good, fat beef is What people
JOHN =. WILCOX.
Marshall, Sept. Il, 81 ps-,f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

Dolefal sssouats fton I'll sections
~ the eoaatsy wssA core In Of The
,he ravaess Il ~ lsts army Of grass
InoPPsEs-Cesessds, U,ah, Dakotsh,
ind New Mszies.
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HACKS AND DRAYS!
= NJ. MtfIklN.

r. NJ. MuLklN,
ErURNS his thsuks 10 iha citisena
II anil business usea Of Aarshsll. and
vicinity, Tor the liberal patronage hithss.
10 extended to him. ard ds~ir~s to iaiosu
them that be ia now ially licensed. and
prepared. with
MACKN ANN DWAvS,
10 serve them Ut short notice. and on 'hs
mott reasonable terms.
ian. 8. 1857. u-V
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

RADICAL DIsPATCnEs.--So
time ago We mentioned that the re.
porters of the associated press seemed
to be all radicals, and the dispatches
sent over the lines presented elaring
ly their opinions and feelings. The
Louisville Journal in a recent issue
adverts to this matter, as follows
A gricvous wrong is practsed
upon large portion of the press, and
VIC take the liberty of pointing it out
to those who have the power to cor
rect it. Our readers mus, have OBJ.
served that the dispatches sent here
are intensely radical. No opportu-
nifty of casting reflections upon the
President or Of favoripg the radical
policy is omitted. When opportu.
mites cannot be found, they arc
made. The dispatches are as thor
oughly partisan rs any partisan
newspaper, The sender Of them acts
as radical correspondent and utterer
Of false radical tales for all the papers
that print what he sends. This is an
imposition, 1t is knavery. |. il
downright swindling. 1t is a dis
grace to him or them who permit il
Let it be stopped.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21
BOOK STOR e.!
T.. II. COrTRAUX,
nS~hseiiss, Seastenss, Meade,
n e w 3 d r 4 l. r n,
Ia ~ sssrs N ,. 4. hass,s, usrtk VI he
csest As~se,

Marshall. Texas.
u Kfs oous,sstly on hand oil tho car-
N Feat Ltssaisrs Of ihs DAY. ike stan
Gard sashoss. Aasuzip~s, rrs,e1icab, Al
buns. Photographs, Playing Csris, Chs.s-
m~n I'D hossds. Stationery. BlaHk
i,ooks ard Afss s,oc4 u
SCHOOL BOOKS.
which he o6sn ct New Oslssss retail
pricss. i'ssss u ssy Ind, kaslhA.
HreseA. ~ Aasssase, ssdsvssi ssd Xshv-
cred 81 New OsSssas prices. Ne also
ot-f. ~ s.e issps slsrk u III ~ lssss
Music, violle sd 0sisas Stsines. -, &c.
Jsly q. ~ ara
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

I. O. o. r.
John n. Gibson Lodge, 10. Is,
- MEETS every Monday night
at their Hall, on Austin street
" Brothers in good standing are
invited to attend.
y MuLKlN, n. q,
A. FRANKS, Sec'y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

Golden Ruiz Kneampmsnt, No. 70,
-. |. o. O +, meets At their Hall
on Austin street on the lst and
- 3rd Thursday nights In each
month. brothers in good standing are
invited to attend.
n. s. ALLEN, G. =.
A. HARrRAsvr, Scribe.
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Advertising Index.
MARSHALL.


q. @. 0s,sr A Co.. s4asi-,oa 4 sssdss-,
4 Pill...ury, h n,rh, 1 ks.ley, (. Il. D.,A 1
Co, Ayvr, Lopez. A 10, Hi. HAv,ey 4 c.,
ochiisrrs ! Hssiey. ~. " brssesv, (. &. ~
Isle and Co, A'rsr, Aekellss. 1 60.
DRUGGISTS
Frank Z. Wood, G. @ Gregg Co, A. sssp
Capitol Hotel
PHYSICIANS.
Dr.. ". y. Withsrspsee, Die. Johnson !
Cnin, Dr. b. E~Saa, N. u. y. kAds. Dr.. <,
J. Beaii.
DENTISTS.
Johnson ! slaughter. J. u. Tails.
LAWYERS
Fraser 4 Grsgs. Georgs IAae, H,li 4 IAastsy
JoAa y. Williams, JoAa bsrks @. .. IApranS
wiisos, q Aeivss Hall 4 rsrast. Peps
sse.aa.s ! rops, Il. l.. Hish,ovsr. ., Liys
NOTARY PUBLIC.
y. II. Davis.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
IF. hisss a Co,
witch MAKERS.
David Nc Ph.ii. A. \. koa,sr.
PnOTOGRAPHISTs.
n. n. bruce.
BARRIERS.
Augustus franks
SCHOOLS
Masonic fsnA,v ln.titstr, hsrsAsii Uaissr.
atty, .a3spenaeni. Ais liza. burton. Mrs
Certsy. anu Mr., Yooas, DO.
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
W. II Csrter.
HACKS AND DRAYS
y n. Mako.
LIVERY STABLES.
Back, In eohn~olioa viii Capitol Hotel
Mammoth Major srsdnsld.
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
Dusal A Go.
UNDERTAKEN
Rsins s Co.
lkoNTiE
o. q gregg.
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
l.. H. DAVIS 20.
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/. Q. of X. NJ.
swamp xaais Tribe, No. I

MEETS every Wednesday evening,
1t their Hall, in the Masonic Female
Institute Brothers in good standing
are invited " attend
J. X CHAMBERS, 5.
En-. PEARSON, q. Of X
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THE
MARSHALL GALLERY

A BOUT 400 yards west Of the Court
n House, on the Marshall and Hen
der-on road, where Phot1Grsphs,
and all kinds Of
SUN PICTU II T. :
will be taken in the latest and best style
Of the Photographic Art, as ps'css to
suit the times. .-....
Great Reduction II Prices
CALL AND SEE
WIN NJ. BRUCE,
Rosidsas Photographer.
Marshall, June %, 6I. a6;u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

A, b. GIis~old Co. jswelry and Fancy
6os,ds
b., y Pia.t, Fancy 0oods and tsimsinas
Crescent City tobacco vofks.-Msysr broth
FRS.
DoibeAr Commercial. College.
CONFECTIONERY.
Earnest lsrpn. Z. u. Miller ssd 20.
SOAP.
s, ile~-e, Agt and Commission hst,hasL
- DRUGS ETC.
=. r, Daeonge =. W. b. sberrer, q. N. Nor.
fison.
MACHINERY. COTTON GINS ETC.
Knight a Go,
fhoe u Roilsy 4 Co.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Leon Pierre \ Co.. Importers.
SILKS, RIBBONS, 4 FANCYGOO
Perkins 4 freedi.nder.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL.
l.. GfuaswAld.
GLNL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
P~rk ms. Sv~asyn \ Co. n y. swsnsca,
Perkins. 4 Co. N Y.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
SCHNEIDER 4 zaberb.er.
). J. Hart aud Co.
Tate Co.
SEWING MACHINE.
Wilcox \ Gibbs, n. y, Hendrick Vt Canal
WHOLESALE FISH MERCHANTS.
=. D. Moody h Co.
SADDLERY.
N. ". Smith. Horter. P.,.r.oa . Psuser.
CLOTHING, ETC.
l.. w.'Lyous. Thns c. Pagan.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Howard Tally, D. y. Hartley / Co, } J.
Lust n War; h son. Brooks Nc Donald 4 Co.
webb Polk 4 Co. y. J. Hsrrun, pssa AAams
/ GA6. W. J. Robson. Rawl,as 4 Asrvsii,
Warren, Crawford 4 Co., T, y Scott / CO.,
RnAAsr. PsosAro / Co. Deer, Atvstsr. : Co.,
John Phelps 4 Co, Io9ss. Soatst ! Cat
borne. John =. Nance 4 Co. Pesera and Pace.
GROCERs.
l.. J. Hart 1 Co. BusAey sad Stevens. Arthur
Stos~ TO-. Geo. W. Byrss 4 Co, Urt4a
Posct.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
North, bnsh aud Nssoa, X. sturDsasGsw.
DRY GOODS.
Moore = Hetsiotd.
STEAM ENGINES 4 BOILERS
EN-. Ivess.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
John Henry sad Co. Page. PEEL, No.
ran, Everett Lane.
FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
cAErET WAREHOUSE
A Boro.eAs and Co.
CATTLE, HOGS, h SHEEP.
rst<r.. Pace ssd Asdrgv~t all rsnsa ass.
aud reliable.
COAL OIL, LAMPS. ETC.
Hiii l. vssa,s.
HARDWARE AND NOTIONS.
siocomb. Baldwin. / Co, n. J. huiisa.
BOOKSELLERS.
Bclock and Co
DRY GOODS.
Mcsssa SD Value. v Hslert, W. G. Tom.
kins and Co., q. ". banctss spd Co.
MATCHMAKER.
n. II. buckley.
Ee.--z-l-l==-.---
SHREVEPORT.
ICE MANUFACTURING co.
Geo. williamson. Psesstsnt.
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS.
J.B. Lewis. Tucker 80 Tharnoad,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
stsey and Poland
DRY GOODS GROCERl ES ETC.
u. snd u. Jacobs. Pitts and Thsyer.
AUCTION HOUSE, ETC,
Tbaup.os NORRIS and Co, Gensral heI'
ehsadise and Cotton Partor~.
DRUGS &c,
White and TO.
HIDES, PELTRlEs, WOOL, Ae.,
". Is. Orton and Co,
COTTON FACTORS.
Battle and betty.
FORWARDING ANDC COMMISSION. |
John n. Howell.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS BY s, r. X
Jack Wharton, LasehA.ter Dsrhes and
Naples.
LAWYERS, SHREVEPORT.
Jones aud HARRIS. Htets sad tsl.
PACKET LINE OF BOATS.
Alabama ssd National. steamer Caroline,
He'd River Packet.
COTTON FACTORS.
D. D. Msntts, Battle sud Doiy.
[z------=--.---==-=-
JEFFERSON.
BassnAn 1 Bro, Counisaioo and Wholesale
Merchants.
J. q. Preston and Co.. Whoseaas DsugehN.
7. W. Gssda~r ssd Co. dssiss 10 ssspts ssd
rsscy Dry Goods.
FOREIGN AGENCY
horrys uaGar.
HANDS WANTED.
OIL. Tsylss.
AuCTlONEER5 &C.,
y, Z. Lubbock. ssd sos.
LAWYERS, San AUGUSTINE.
Prics sad Payse.
r. -7=ss--s=zs[
NEW YORK
ED. vslsssins. Gold Psss, Cs~s etc.
HATS CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
q. U. Hickey. Nsw YosA.
Dsoassss, nAh. ! Ca. nsAAlss. ssc
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II y. VIRGIN sureesssf ~ y Maupay.
Il. Dealer in Seeds, No. 10 GIayler street,
between Camp and Mssasns .itr,t., Nrv
orleans. To- ptsmtvf ~ 81. Us y
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IloIbear Commercial College,
Open constantly bay sad E,cninFD
Cor Camp and tOss ~ ~ sts.,
In the elegant and spacious Iron Build.
ing-NkW ORLEANS

Founded IL l.32 Chorfsre8 ~ ~,
Lsg,siafUrf " Louisiana, ulfh Com
mcrc,ai, igrieuitWoi NJ, h8aicai
and L,ftF1fy Department.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

We mentioned some days since the
adjonrsmcnt 1mis di, Of the Mary.
land Convention, after adopting the
new Constitution. The following
arc the principal notifications intro.
duced into the new ConMtution +:
No Retrospective oath shall be rsouir.
ed to be taken under any circum.
stances whatever. The rs. cath is
abolished. The Office of Licu,enan,
Governor is suppressed. No minis
tor Of the gospel con be = n.cmoer Of
tho Legislature. 1t declares tina, the
principles and requirements of the
Constitution Of the United State,
and that Of the State are equally ap-
Plicsble in time Of peace and time
Of war and that any infraction or
violation Of these, under the prctcxt
OF necessity, or any other is contra.
ry to tho principles Of good govern
ment, and leads to anarchy and des-
Potism. II prohibits the suspension,
BY the Legislature, Of the haJeas
ecvpus under any circumstances or
pre.sxt whatever. II recognizes the
abolition Of slavery. but asserts tho
claim for pccuniary consideration
from the United States.
The Convention do not seem to
have acted under a very strong sense
Of !aar Of Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens and
his fellow radicals, who are threaten.
ing to give Maryland, and som. 9TH
or States, not ex-Coniedcratc, II re.
publican ! C2) constitution.
This new constitution may be &C
ceptcd a. the deliberate declaration,
not only Of the principles, but also
Of the sentiments Of the people Of
Maryland. II is a solemn denuncia.
ton and condemnation Of the politi-
cal principles and legislative acts Of
the Radical party, not of the ultra
radicals merely, but Of the entire
party, conservative radicals and sll
Of their principles and acts since the
surrender. This Maryland Consti-
tuition comes TO Us with the news Of
the complete Democratic triumph in
California. These things are signiii-
cant; they may not be the dawn,
but the dawn will come Houston
Telegraph,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

FOREIGN AGENCY
hofrys HaGar
HANDS WANTED.
OIL. Tsylss.
AuCTlONEERS &c,
Y, =. Lahbock. sd aoe.
LAWYERS, San AUGUSTINE.
Prics aad Psyse.
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New Spring Stock!

lNE are In fcceip, of our Spring and
w sHmmes stock which embraces
nearIi every hing iound IN = retail es,sb.
lishmcni Special att ntinn has been
paid tn The selection of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-21

JEFFERSON.
BAtemAn 1 Bro, Connisaioo and Wholesale
Merchants.
&c. Preston and Co.. WhoseaaIs Drugssts.
7. W. Gssda~r ssd Co. Assiss 10 stspts ssd
rascy Dry 0eads.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-04-06
Millic'S l'il.st Oa;ll.

a little boy came in from school the 9TH
cr day, looking very unhappy. Was he
hlrl No. lad the hoys plagued lin
No. Had he been in mischief: NJ. What
was the matter with Willie? He had
hardly spoken at supper time, and ate
very little.
His mother went up to bed with him.
and she asked him again, "Willic, dear,
what ails YOU y
Smother" said he, smother, | sworc.
Tho minute | spoke ii | was afraid Of
God, and ran home. Mother, if | could
only wipe those wicked words ont Of ny
month-if only could? Mother, win
God ever forgive me for taking his holy
name IN vain: Pray for nc. mother"
And Willie sank upon his knees and hid
his face.
lis mother did pray for him, and
Willie did pray for himself prayed TO
be forgiycn-praycd that lie might ncvcr
profanc the name Of God again.
"1'd rather he dumb all my life long"
said Willie. "than to be Swearcr."
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-04-06

\ flES SAE~ Nr\RiI.i\ concentrated c>.
4 tract {" the choice root, 50 crmrnc,l With 9TH.
CT substances OF greater Alternative rover as
I" afford All ctlcctual antiooc for diseases
SarSaparila is rcputrd 10 cure. Suc! 4 re-
mrdy Is surely wanicG bN those Who Suilrr
from Strmnou, complaints. and that one
Which VIII accomplish their cure mus, prove.
rs this has. of immense ,crNicct Ills lor,rr
class "t oui aillictcd icllow.c;tilcnS How
completely this romputu,,l will do, has been
proven tN experiment on many OF The worst
eases To be found in HE lollowin. complaints
Scroiula. Scyoiulou> sWclinuS ami Sores
SKIN Diseases, 'implc>. r,l>ulrS. III tchcS
EruptionS. 81 AnhnnN'S flyc. Rose or ,ry
,mclaS, letter or Salt Elrunl Scald Head
Rin2Worm etc.
.>m,h0S a. 'cA,Wm ijNau, is r>pcllcd iron,
I'll" system ly the prolonged uSr ofth Sar-
>npatilla. n,d The patient is cil in compara
tive health.
t,mot, Ni:ouS,> are caused bv Scrofllo il,
ihcBlo"d, and are iliS often soon cured hy
ENract ot NIr>aparilla
-" not discard thi> Invaluable medicine
hcrau>r Npu haNc been imposed upon i,
>om",!ng pr"irnlng 10 be Sar>a,aiill
While il was not When you h;y, u>ml
NiE'> then ndmoi i i'll ihcn. Mil vuuknow
il'" Virtues "t NarSapalilla For minute. par
ncuia'> ottr diseases it cures. Wr refer vou
I'o NNyi Nhrlicam \lnauNr, wl,i,.li lie
agent NrIpw named Will iulni>l, 4r.,ti> 10 nll
Wln call tur il
NtNS NlnNEll' rms. iurlln, ere Of
t">ii>ric>>. .Ntndicr pv>pcp>in. ln,!i~,>-
, iini. N>cntrrN. tut,l stomach, Headache.
| ilvS rheumatism. IIcArtbuln ;lri>inn from
i'in"rdclvd stomach. i'aiu.ul Morbid ua,-
ton OF IA" Bowels. i'l;tulciiuv. loss oi Az
rrijtr. liNrr complaint ptcp>y. Worms
Hnul Neuralgia. and ior Dlruorp pill
ih"A are sugar coatcd 80 that Tile most
>ct>iiiNcc can take thrm plca>autlv. a!d thcv
III, h">t \pciipni in ilc world for all tic
luir">cS "i family pliN>ic.
Prepared ~ j. &. Nll.E 4 Cr.. l.owpll.
Ma,~ au' >o,I yall pni.@i>'s
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-04-06

"My BlEprS Is llollI. ."---A wise man
sought 10 cNplan to his little child thc
nature Of cross. lr took two Slips Of
wool, a long and a short one. "Scc. my
child" he said. "tllr long piece is the
will Of God Tie Short pircr IS your Will !;
lay Your will in q line With the will Of
God. and yon have no cross, loy Il
oU'cu1 and yon make Il cross directly"
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1867-04-06

WENi'W ORrll 81.

Mr.. $ +. fclot, lnicipal oithy cNrc>-
ION Commercial school tor over sixteen
years lm> opened . >chool tnr colorcl NAL"
citizens oNrr fourteen yraS ui age: every
Monday, Wednesday,, anl Friday evenings
fi"m1 10 o'clorh. In adiilion to,hcu>u-
al branches oi ~, ;scldcur cutlt~c pulls
will BE- hoi"nglly instructed in Wriu@.
Commercial Calculiiioi>. rrac;ical Business
Forms Nc,. preparing ,hun Al once 10: ir,
various duties Of McrcIianiilr aill Mccln.ni
Gal pursuits For terms Ar., al'pv Il, the
Hall ON thcliYlt> specified aboyc or ii my
pay school corner Meeting atd ll0>rll Si,.
nest totho Post Onirt
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UCTIO-N SAL E s
cIlT0Rs .sALEOF REAL ESTATE.

FXECUTORS' SALE. OF I, hAA I'D = n ~ e.
L. The undersigned, as as, Executors OF Peter
TIIESD'AY. October ed, 1867, in front Of the
Court House, Leesburg, the following described
REAl, ESTATE, belonging to said decedent ::
The HOME FARM, containing 2l7 acres OF
lard, in good condition, under good fencing
and we'll watered. The improveme nts on this
tract consist of good and comfortable STONE
DWELLING, and several other buildings
and i'm provements.
Also, at the same time and place, ,FAhM
in Prince William, containing about ~ acres,
and has on it excellent timber, adjoining the
lands of Mrs. Fanny Rosseau, James s. Oden,
and Others Also at the same time and place,
a TRACT OF LAND on Broad Run, about
five miles below Aide, a short distance south
of the Little River Turnpike road, containing
about 100 acres has on il q log house, is wei
Watered, adjoining the lands of Harrison Cross,
John Ratre, and others. Also, at the Same
time and place, FARM on Horse Fen, ABOUT
four miles below Gum Spring, the iatu . olt
which Mr.. Alexander &. Skinner ana 3ar too
Walker now reside, containing neariy 4Oo
movements com Portable and in good conditions
# adioins the lands of Benz. B. Beard, John L.
Coleman, and others. There is on this farm a
Saw Mill Also at the same time ana place, u
HOUSE and LOT, in Aldie now IN the occu-
pancy of VIM. McCarty..
TERMS-One-third Of the purchase money
will be required in ca IN on the day OF sale, ana
the remainde- 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 unquestionable title will be Civ
en- when the purchase money is all paid
LEMUEL r. SKINNER
Executors Of Peter Skinner, decd. ,
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