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The New York herald., 1868-01-30

DARGAINS.-PEAKL STREET. BRICK FRONT. Sc 900;
ID Herkimcr street Frame s3sO ropar street u brick
first class $O0U0: Putnam Frame $40O): Class
avenue Gates. store aud Dwelling. $5,Ml; Dckalb
frame. $500O Union street, brick Sb20ui Kent
avenue fra and Houses
In all parts OF tho city reasonable prices and easy
terms TYLER d COOK. NO Sands street.
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TIE NATIONAL Guard.

The great topic OF discussion Just In tho National
Guard Is the bin introduced BY Senator Crcamer few
dayssgo, in which certain brigades in nourishng
condition, and mainly SO BY the united efforts or their
various members rank and ole, arc threatened with
sort Of dsnegraOn tits cainsd-by the great majority
OF the city militia that II Ia all very we'll 70 talk about
consolidation, but that 10 carrying The plan into srecu-
ton some consideration should he had for the standing
Of the different regiments competing the Guard; In
other words that instead Of consolidating BY taking
portions OF The vigorous commands and placing ,hem
Into commands that stand in great nsss Of some invao
rating influence " would be far better 10 cut on the
dead branches entirely and leave The good militia tree
sound al hea more vigorously 10 flourish without lhsm
sxvgrrH REcInssr INFANTRY.
Company i, Seventh reRimept held election on
Monday evening last, 10 OIL the vacancies In the posi-
Loa pf ffst and second ieutenants Of the companv.
Colcnsl Clark presided. Frst SsG cant James H. Louns
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIM wEArHER.--The weather still continues cold.
TIE lowest point Of the mercury the Thermometer
on Friday night IA degrees; at one O'Clock yes
lerday 90 degrees. and at eight O'Clock p NJ IS
degrees. The atmosphere yesterday. aided by genial
sunshine was quite pleasant and goodIy number OF
pedestrians and promenaders the streets during
the day.
Ic. EnBARco..-Thero IS every prospect now Of
repetition Of the leo embargo between this city and
Brooklyn. For severa days past large fields Of Ice
have dred with the Obj tide from sho North river and
carried tho food tide tho East river The
ice thus distributed IL OF great Thick and tenaey
sometimes hazardous, requiring skIruI plotting
boats The floating ice on the strength Of the tids is
forced with great power against the wharvcs and piers
cutting the piles damaang the vessels and choking up
tue slipa Tho probabilities now are that ere long az
ice bridge will b formed between New York and
Brooklyn and the navigation Of the East river seriously
impsded
CRY MORTALITY Tho number OF deaths in this city
gas, week AL, including as in tho public lnsti,u-
Nona
CoorER UsoS PoruIAR LECTURES The FIRST or q
coarso Of popular lectures before the Cooper Union
tho advancement OF science and ART delivered st
the Cooper Institute last evening oy Colonel James Fair
man. The audience large, aud composed IN GOOD
par :, sd,es ite suooe, Of the lecture was the
cussod ~ pshe,os OF at length quoting largely
che onn,ns ot Cicero 81 Augustine Lord shaflssbsry
writers or Art topics The burden OF his address went
TO prove tha the srd OF true art 10 lead mankind
10 divine unity With Its Maker; that each Of ahs
arts Is of use only IN 10 far as moves tho emotional
elements Within US, and that tho degree Of pleasure
derivabe from art is proportionod TO tho force By
which u appeals 70 our Inner life, which appeal 10
always made tbro1 zh either the sense OF Agnt or
hoarlng The true artis he continued ~ be who has
his Imagination dlscansd and In sccordance with the
psrecness o. this discipline ihs artist 10 entitled 10
higher or lower rank
wAsnIsoros's BRrnDw cWwRrfoy Tho Sons Of
Temperance and other temperance Organizations Of this
city and vicinity, 10 conjunction with the sundsy schools
OF The various evangelical chtrchss ntsnd TO eeiebras
the coming anniverssry Of wsshngtoDs birthday oy
demonstration Al the Cooper Institute. Tho morning
exercises oommencng at ten O'clock viii consist OF
songs, defamation aud caesthenics by the sunday
school children. under the direcsop OF Professor X.
Froblsber DR.. D. " Martin and Professor l.. A. Benja.
min The afternoon aud evening entertainment co
meacng al two and half past respectively, viii be
devoted 70 muse aud temperance orstons Major
General Robert Anderson has promised 70 preside the
incoming and Major General O o. Howard at the sner.
,Oo1 aad evening ont0tailmsnts Jbs money rsissd
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Evidence Against Some OF the Prison ers-"I
Knocks Him Town SIit Glass of Lager.''
The evidence given yesterday before the inquest in
the above homicide establish tho fact that
sharp instrumeni--probably . stons-was used upon
deceased, wiegand also tina, tho deceased cams to
his death from Inflammation caused by wounds so ro-
ccivsd DR. Hermann's evidence showed that The skull
was broken by careful examination he found tho bone
skin was broken; this eorrespondsd with the wound on
the scaip this proved tina, the blow was struck from
the left side; on saving through the skull. corum.
mixed with pus issued from the upper surface OF tho
brnn which collected on plate; pus was on the
whole surface OF tho brain but The greatest portion be-
meath tho spot above named there only fracture
OF the skuli, but there Of the scalp evil
denty inflicted BY The same nsrument the left hcmis
phere OF the brain sofened Ia consequence or
Gsmmstlon; the chest was opened and fluid about
four ounces ON each sde) found on the SIDE OF the
pleul cavity; my opinion 10 that tho deceased, john
Wiesand came TO his death in consequence OF innam-
nation Of the left hemisphere Of brain and It's lining
membrane, produced o. Two blows applied direct 10 the
left SIDE OF the head with bard instrument which he
rcceivsd In an erect position 10 his fall
To a jaror--Dccessed told me he was knocked down
~ parry of men whom be could not name, but be
could rscognizs them; he recognized Stick
Harry Hsitorman, giant German, testified that tho
rsonsfs came into The saloon the night IN question:
usi ~ saw the prisoners beating the baker, and
rs-synlzss SICK ono OF tho asssianis In
flesilsn rom Juror Ualtsrman stated that he
sseasa sl'ss down init glass OF lager no test.
neg asi he saw o1s OF the prisoners strike decsassd
With stos.brs that looked like q stone.
Hfsn>iH Eslbnan, sworn-TAvs with Moshach; came
home sss1l tea ~ the I'd and the nve prison.
ers ana tns stsf parties qusrelipg with Nosbsch and
otbrr psrss IN tss aaloon hoshach ordered tbsm OUT
al e't sosn sftsr eTcept one, VINO was quarrsIng 80
much that ne wss pushed Out By that party not
among the Irsonors about minutes after the man
was pushed out M. wisgand went out: shortly after
hrs hcsbsch cried. "For Gods sake, they are killing
the baker" I went out; saw the deceased lying
on the ground; attempted 10 rescue the baker when
my shirt was torn saw three four kick the baker;
STICK aud Harold we're OF the aumber; did not see 4
weapon, but got blow on my own hand, j think
with stone stCt ras The man who 10 me; took de.
ceased into FALCON ssw Harold strike Mosbach no
pistol during the id not hear the report OF pistol
but s6sbeoh 'os ny revolver after toe row and
nosbach wa arrested ID The act Of dong So
bnnnssi sainurnsd uDtn <onGsy.
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Tho Gin Enterpri,e Case.


Inc case OF the pantes VINO haze sued Mr. Jsuss
Kelly the Postmaster OF this ely, or having detained
letters which. as he alleges have bon written In the
interest OF an illegal elf, enterprise vas called Oh ~
Judge BlstchfOrd yesterday.
was stated that Mr. Chataeld cos,seI for the plain.
sns was not 10 attendance, and thai therefore the
case could not be argued by him then.
MT courtney, Uuted States District, Attorney aid II
mao been represented 10 the press snd the
country that tbs Postmaster had violated his duty and
tnersore be was most anxious thai The should 10
osposed OF At once AZ IL was simple matter OF facts
The court inquired how the cane before the
court.
Mr. Courtney-They bring u 10 her. on the ground I
suppo'e that Mr.. Kelly In revenue sfcer Tne gov
srnmsns might, IL necessary, raise me question Of
The coort-I will raise that question myself priuia
Jace there ~ no Jurisdiction here the pla ptsns say
snat tLsy arc citizens OF New York; they do not say
thas they are citizens Of different States Iw hear
snls case AZ three O'Clock Monday; ant II 10 the
mesDtine md have jurisdlcuon / shall lot deal
with the merits OF the matter,
Case accordingly adjourned
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suRs0GATe'S COURT.
Surrogate Tucker admitted probate during the past
week the wills Of the following persons:--

John R. Hay wood John r.. Horsrman, Josephus p.
Miller. Clara W. Dodge, Rachael Owens, Auguste L
Spettor, joan Dowdney, Duke W. Goodman, John u.
H.iop, Robert EcCxskrey. tatharine Prazzo, Adam
Duncan Stewart Letters OF administration granted on
estates OF Edward Hare. Phebe A. Kirby, Rachael
Osens, Peter Peterson julius p Beck, James Coyston
Valentine Chevenot, Henry Ferguson, Patrick Leo,
George Lorsntz, Patrick Walsh, William Mcknight
Margaret Barry, Caroline Campbell Elizabeth Jacoby,
man, Alexander Bumenthai, Louise Inthow, Nargere.
rsire Jantz and Margaret A Goodman.
by the will Of Eliza Mott deceased. the following DO.
quests made 10 the Society OF Friends In East Six
teenth 900 for the poor OF said Society New
York Hospital, $1,000; New York Asylum for the Blind
81 600; Society for Relief Of Coored Orphans ST. 600
New York Institution for Deaf and Dumb al 900 Home
for the Frendess 81, 900; Nursery ana Child's Hos
pitaI, 8, 900, womanis Hospital 81, 000.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The Alleged Frauds ON the Trndesmcn's Ma
ti0nal Bank.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Garness c. Baker was further examined yesterday
before Commissioner Osborn on the charge OF having
defraudsd the above named establishment 10 which he
had been employed - teller, out Of . sum Of abort
$4,000 The particulars Of this case which has under
gone several examinations, have been already fully
reported In the HERALD. One two witnesses were
called the part Of the defendant. Their evidence
principally related 20 the mode OF dong business in the
bank, the cerli1cation OF checks, &c. Tho Commits
sioner at the close OF the testimony adjourned the
TO Tuesday next when the summing up BY counsel II
take place
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SUPREME cOuar-cHaxPERs.
Before Judge C,rdozo.

The ChicnRo, Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
way CompaBy's Litigations-Contumpt-
covery.
Before Judge Csrdozo.
Fk. Bei7,n ct al w The Chicago Rock fiIdnd cnd Pa
eve Rodray Company 81 al The case o. Fisk Belden
ssa'nst the Chicago Rock Island apd Pacific Railway
conpsny and others In which injunction granted
ns court short time since 70 restrain the Issue
IrkoustIon d forty nine hundred shares Of aud
~ snsunorized issue OF capital stock, came before
nent agaiDst the dsfeuian,s foy eoa,ept n, refusing
sasww certain questions put 20 them on the refer
We. me esendsas oppoeed on the ground that the
g. on Wnion they ,eused answer we're not peril
heps%s Wy question Involved 10 the reference
baN ~ fait ~ reply sat.t TX the quest one which
s - ~ A@e FGsssd % snsres were not pertinent 10
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


board Of Supervisors.
This Board convened yesterday afternoon pursuant 70
adjournment, with the president, Supervisor Roche IN
the chair large amount VI routine business was trans
acted and tho following resolutions we're adopted;-
Giving 10 each OF the Judges Of the supreme Court IN
the First Judicial district S30 600 per annum Is add'
tonal salary; 10 make the salaries Of tho Justices
OF the Superior and Common Pleas Courts S!Oooo
each snnum and that OF the Justices OF the Marine
Court 49, 900 each per annum empowering she Judges
OF the superior Court 10 appoint general clsrk IN
their court a annual salary OF 81 500 and granting
70 Joseph Toone 1000 for services rendered 70 tho
Supervisor TWEED offered motion. which Supervisor
Smith seconded, naming the Evening telegram and
Commercial hdrer'fssr % Official county organs Ins
motion was unani mousy carried.
The report OF the COMMITTEES on Annual Taxes was
taken up aud adopted.
were read and ordered to be allowed AFTER which the
Board adjourned 10 meet again at the call Of the chair
Mayors Once.
Marshal Tappap has issued during. tho past week
licenses folows:-Pawnbrokers and second hand
dealers. Il vendors, 49, public carts, 81 drivers Go
porlers, 4; boarding houses. Z; coaches, q express
wagons, 81 dirt cart Total 145 He has collected for
lines SS-making the total receipts S2ss
sherIn,s Once. nb
Tho invading army At the hall has been reinforced
and another onslaught has been made on the good
nature and gallanry Of the Sheriff Despite his per-
sstent refusal to grant for special deputy
shers applications from all sorts OF individuals are
made for the coveted positions But why 30 many
should seek the appointment s matter OF surprise TO
honestly inclined people, the position has salary
or regular fees attached 10 IT, and anything be made
IN there must be great deal OF undernand work OF
some kind going This the Sheriff is determined to
STOP and be has already frightened away many Of the
strikers t MM
The general depression In business seems TO effect tho
business this office, and many Of the deputies and
waIchmen have little or nothing 70 do.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BEREr-0Pc On Wednesday evening. January u.s.
by the Rev. DR.. Gailaudst DANIEL BERaIKx Jr., to
EIIEABETB Orr, all OF this city. No cards.
CnAprrR-wIsrRRs Brooklyn, on Thursday, Jan
uary 10 by Rev. Father Gleason, RAPHAEL CHARTER to
NARY e WINTERS, both Of BROOKLYN. No cards.
HARTIky-DIsBRow.- un Thursday, January 10. by
the Rev Henry Betting, EDWIN l. HARTLEY OF Windsor
wan, N J.
JEssuP-HuycK. On Thursday, January 10, At Herki-
NOR, NJ " al the residence OF the brides father by
Rev. William Jones, WILLIAM h. JKssuP, Of New York
city, TO Miss FRANCES :. HrYcK Of the former ace
observation-disclosures On Tuesday, January IA. At
the Cathedral Louisville, Ky by the Rev. j. Brady
n OCAIlAGBAS, OF New York, to MAGG,S daughter
Of Thomas Raiegh, Esq., Of the former city No caros
rARxER-BraELI-On Thursday evening. January 10.
at the residence Of s. H. Wesion, d r., Mr.. DAVID
PARKER TO Miss S,RAH BrRgfI, both o. this city.
VAN NArTEy-wnBgR On Thursday January 49, nj
the residence OF the BRIDES father bv tho Rev O. Wood
run, Mr. J. Van NArTxs 70 Mss JosEPHiSH A. Wiser,
both OF New York, s.. ss.t.
Kingston and PouEhkeepsis papers please copy.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Disra'
CHAsE's FUTURE AND THE ExERTloHH "f ',.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JOHNSON "H'
corNsEI.I ORs AT WORK.
y.surxaros. March 10, 1868.

s,,,.;on. reearding the future po'iti-
Sponndrct of Chief Justice Chase are
ca .,, e ",:rr;no in political circles. These no
stn So ar;ee from the fact that Mr.. Chase
u uouv ncver expressed any opinion on i'm
. nao the President, and he may posi-
biz be suspected of moderation by high
leaders in the Radical party. AS to the
chances of the Chief Justice being nomi-
mated for the Presidency to the disap-
nointment of other civil aspirants, to say
nothing of military heroes looking that way
they are by no means uncertain; but 1t Is
sure that he win not receive the assistance
of the impeachment managers in respect
to the nomination. Indications show con-
clusiyely that nothing is further from the
thoughts Of the friends Of Mr.. Chase than
giving up their hopes and abandoning theil
work in aid of his nomination.
The President and his counsel arc ener-
ceticallv at work in getting ready for the
coming trial. They will suffer nothing 10
90 by default. or that there IS every as
surance; but, as has more than once been
stated, it is perfectly useless for any one
TO attempt to predict as to what will be
the particular line Of defence, or even IN
regard to anything that may happen in
connection with Mr.. Johnson's trial G!ta
next Monday. Everything is clothed viii
uncertainty, and 1t cannot be asserted
rhat will be brought forth in its progress
sion.
It is probable that new measures VIII be
introduced in Congress at an early day
looking to the admission of the southern
States to representation. OF course pro-
viding for such representatives as form
the majority of the various conventions
which have been or are now IN session IN
the different States. l1N"N.
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the manufactnre Of tobacco in the leading

the manufactnre of tobacco in the leading
cities of Richmond, Petersburg, and Lynch
burg, will be but secondary interest after
few years, and that the business is almost
inevitably destined to be transferred to
places where frauds on the Government
can be perpetrated with almost impunity ?
It is obvious enough that an honest manu-
facturer, under the present system of
heavy taxes, cannot compete with fraudu-
lent one. In great cities like New York
and Baltimore the payment of the tax may
be cvadcd, or the officers bribcd, as we
know it is regularly and Systematically
done in the case of whiskey; but it cannot
be dono here without imminent risk Of de-
lection. The most extensive tobacco fac
tories in the country have grown up in
New York since the war, and it is much to
be feared that the number will increase
from year to year, until our own will be
thrown in the shade. ,.
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pryrpsKr.rG. March 20, lists.

PIrERSBrEG, March 20, lSts.
Yesterday afternoon and to-day the Nus
tipgs Court made rapid progress in dis.
uosipg of their criminal docket, having tried
ten cases. The following is list, as far
as the trials have progressed: Washington
Thomas and Patrick Hill, for house break
ing and robbery on an extensive scale,
we're sentenced to the pcnitcntlary Tor Ill
teen years each. Shadrack Adams, for
shooting and robbns Patrick Curtis, ten
years. Henry Robinson, four years. M'l-
liam Balmcr, one year. Robert Bo!ilrG,
three years. William Henry Washington,
one year. Robert Jones, one year.
1t is understood that Mr.. Collier will re-
sign bis position as Mayer the first of next
mouth. Whether tho succession will de-
volve on the Recorder, or new appoint
ment be made by General Schofeld, will
probably not be decided till the meeting OF
the Common Council on the first day Of
April.
The weather has been Of an eXtraordi-
nary character to-day. 1t began 10 hail
in the morning, then rained for a couple OF
hours, when it turned into showing; and
from eleven o'clock until now, near night
fall, the snow has been falling fast and
thick, with no present indication OF slack
ing off =.
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e. Lee i Goddin Auctionecrf.
No. IL Thirteenth street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE SOU ARE
4 OF LAND, ON BAKER STREET BE
TWEEN ST JAMES AND ST. STEPHENS,
WITH SEVEN DWELL1NG- HOUSES
THEREON; ALSO, VACANT LOTS; Al
AUCTION. by virtue Of the provisions OF a
deed Of trust executed by Thomas Z. Epps,
bearing date on the 9th day OF January. ls2H,
and of record in the office Of the clerk OF ken
mond Hastings Court, being requested by the
parties interested, ] will proceed 10 sen ~
bubble auction, on WEDNESDAY the 23,h
day of March, 1865, IT ) o'clock 4: III, on tne
premises. the real estate conveyed by 'ilc s''i"
trust deed, viz: p,r
One LOT OF LAND fronting on bakel
street: embracing the whole square between
st. lanes and 81. Stephens streets, on winch
ara seven dwelling houses. These tencments
h,vr several rooms each, and are occupied oS
nroupt tenants at fair rents.
ONE LOT At the northeast corner oil 81
Stephens and Baker streets, fronting Auo"'
thirty feet on ST. Stephens street.
ONE LOT on st. Pauls street between
Baker and Duyal, with TWO FRAME len
NENTS thereon, containing three rooms each
Terms OF SALE: One third OF the purchase
money Will be required in cash; the residue
on a credit of six and twelve months Tor hcSo'
table notes, interest added and secured by
trust deeds. The taxes for laGe To be PAD by
the purchaser or purchasers.
THOMAS T.. AUGUST,
Surviving TRUSTEE.
Sale conducted by LEE GopDIN, Auc'
,inrpars NH Is
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A yALUJaaIB5LLIhi
DrTTI.DING LOT ON THE ~ Ii :
SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN l E ri.
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS Al M I'd
TiON BY virtue of 4 deed OF trnst eAe adnl,a
to the undersigned rs trustees ny 80 1s53
< Cooner dated the 18th day OF uIe, Ioo,,
.. "a SJ IIi,, accorded in the Hastings court o!
tbe'city of Richmond, to secure lug pn :yhia ~
ar 1 or,1 bonds therein described, payaoie 70
Iossnb G BexIey, commissioner hPPolhl su
,he Iustipgs Court of the city ol nichtno,
80 dafauit having been mace III tue pap heI
~ 80 LIST bond mentioned in satd deeo, ahu
y, Tho request Of the holder OF said oono, We
s Nv III nroceed TO sell on the premises Ut !.
sntli NJ WEDNESDAY the lst day Of
nriI. 1865, if fair, If not, the next lair ia J
therna fter. the property conveyed in SAID deco,
described as lot 253 in plan OF city OF hlchmono'
and bounded rs follows-to wit: Commencing
on the south side of ID or Cary street the dis
t,,ce of l2S feet six inches from the west line
of Twplfth street, and fronting on ID or Cary
street twenty-five feet more or less, and run
ming back Mt right angles ninety three feet 10
m alley twelve feet wide. This is 4 very valn-
able building lot, being central ana IN the
business portion of the city.
TERMS Enough in cash TO pay the expenses
of the sale. Tho deed requires all cash, but
by the consent of the holder of the note the
sale will be made on the following terms
twelve months, negotiable notes, interes
added, and secured by deed of trust. Taxes
for lSbS TO be paid by the purchaser;
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
Trustees.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4
SoS, AuctioneerS. NH eliot
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BY Grubbs i Williams, Auctioheei7'
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
j LAND IN CHESTERFIELD GU I III
ABOUT EIGHT MILES ABO'E taad
of trust executed by Henry w. Fisher 10 .he
Subscriber as trustee bearing date on Tue
18th January. 1861, and recorded IN o inaS -,
heId Comfy Court, being thereto req uiis u "
tho holder OF the note described IN shiu ueeu
I will sell Mt auction, upon the premises, On
SATURDAY, olst day OF Narch, IT - 70 eio ~. N =.
NJ if fair, If not, then on the next fair Day
thnrn,fter Sunday excepted), 1T the same
hour. the property conveyed III SAID oeeu, VI
On much thereof as may be necessary TO satisly
tho purposes of the trust, the same oelis a.
TRACT OF LAND in tie county OF Chesl 81 =
field. and described rs lying " between tile
line of the Danvile road and James river
c l,M FIVE HUNDRED AND ST.
VENTY ACRES (be the same more OF ie.Sn .
and is the same tract OF land "neFeoh ''o
said Henry w. Fisher now resides .:
The debt secured by the deed is si.ooo pi ir
cipaI. with interest thereon from 3ls1 y ..' -
orv. 1851 to the day of SALE anou ntl ans % ~
1898 SO, making 4 total amount OF sf,,'J NO.
rho terms of the deed (being the same pr &
ecrihad nv section 9th Of chapter II, Coue y!
virginia requires the sale TO be TOT cash W ~
10 craditor is willing that the sale slltIl pe
on1y for cash sufficient to de1ray Lhe e"P.n
IF sale and to discharge one thlro OF us u
m , cradi: rs 10 the remaining Two I'M 20 !
Tie debt Of four and eight months, IN equai
is.nInents for negotiable notes, Win ihte
et ,ddcd and secured by deco Oh tIust
won tho land the residue Will be upon ", NO
,,!ibirh will be announced ut time OF SAFE III :
chaser 10 pay taxes for ls6S; MY rus.oe
Crrrr. & W1ILIAMs, Auctioneers.