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WILMINGTON FARM, ORANGE CO., VA, |
lLl.L. Z

October 2, 1868. !
MAJ. H;m. c. Scott,
Dear Sir IL used the "FdHeT n. Wood
Reaper and Nower continuously and success
fully for eight days, when the earth and grain
were dry enough to harvest, upon land level
and rolling, frequently crossing washes on
the hillsides one and a half feet deep, with
out any accident or delay worthy of notice
cutting easily with only two horses from
twelve to fifteen acres per day. The ralSing
and delivery of grain is SO perfectly done
that d binder eanitie four to five sheaves q
minute. q Think the " H'o0d' Machine
for simplicity of structure, lightness OF draft,
efficiency of work and facility of changes,
better adapted to the character of our lands
and crops than any other | worked the
"Ho0d' noiocr constantly through my hay
harvest and cut from sixty to seventy acres
of grass and prefer it to any other machine
that have tried.
Yours Very Respectfully,
r. P. GRAVES.
Ainrcl, 1919
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Jon WoRK-Merchants in Gordons-
Vile, Stanardsyillc and other neigh
boring villages, can have their Job
Work done at this office chsaply and
promptly. We ask respectfully the
patronage of Our friends.
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A BASE BALL CLUB will be organized
at Orange Court House, on Saturday
evening, May 9th, at o'clock, p. NJ
Those wishing to join are respectfully
Invited to attend.
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CHANGE OF TIME.--IIcrcafter, Rev.
DR.. HANDY will preach in this place on
the first and third Sundays of the month,
instead of the second and fourth, as
formerly. Regular lecture on Thurs
day evenings.
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The New Eclectic, for May, is cap
ital number. No better magazine in
the whole country. Send 81 to TURK
ruLL & MURDOCH, Balti more, and get it,
aud thank us for telling you to do so.
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MILsoN COUNTY, Septembef 10, I80I

WILSON COUNTY, September 10, 1867.
DR.. j. j. Laurence.
Dear Si,'-My youngest daughter, aged five
years, has been dreadfnlly afflicted with
Scrofula nearly all her life. | tried great
many Physicians, but without relieving her
much; In fact, most of them said there was
no hope for cure. During the last spring
she was worse than ever, her body and limbs
being covered with sores and blotches-with
face and eyes badly liberated and swollen.
Whilst in this condition, l was advised by
DIR. l.. A. Stitt to try your Rosadalis. ! at
once procured three bottles, and commence
ed giving it to her. The effect ,odS magical
In less than a month, to my great astonish-
ment, she tCds entirety cured.
am sir, yours,
With much respect and gratitude,
w W. BURNETT,
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REV. w. r. DINwIDpiE has been APP
pointed, by the Presbytery OF west
Hanover, Ministerial Commissioner to
the General Conference which meets
I'm Baltimore the last of this month.
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NorrcE.-The Manassas Memorial AS
ISOLATION vii, have public dinner near
their Cemetery on the 9th of May, for
the purpose of raising money in aid of
their praiseworthy efforts. The public
are invited to attend, and besides good
dinner, will be entertained by addresses
from several distinguished orators
Arrangements, have been made with
the Superintendent of the r. II. for
persons coming by rail to travel for half
price.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-05-08

WAKE UP. people of Orange! You
hrc hardly alive yet to the enormlties
Of the Negro Constitution. Read it
carefully, and your blood will boil with
Indignation.
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C1ronic Liuer Complaint Cured.

This is to certify that was cured Of C7a'oa-
ic Liver Complaint by,Dr. Lawrenee's Iiosadal-
is, after having been confined to my bed and
house for q long time, and trying various
medicines without benefit.
j know of several others in this county
cured through the use of RosadGlis, and 1t
cSr be found in nearly every house 4 my
neighborhooa, and they all praise it as a
great medicine. THOMAS THORN.
Greene County, Angnst a. 1867
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Thar HoLE near Mrs. MILDRED TAY-
IoR's-that horrible hole should be fill
cd up without delay, for it is danger
ous. Whose business is it to attend to
80
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FWILsON, n. {, September To- 1867.
Dr. laurence: Dear Sir-In 1862 my son,
what proved to be impure matter. which
completely destroyed his health. He has
been afflicted with an inveterate and ex-
trenely troublesome Eruption Of the Skin,
sometimes breaking out in sores, &c. Rosa
dalis was prescribed by my family physl-
clan, DIR. a. d. Moore. After taking il a few
weeks my son became and remains entirely
tceH. Yours, truly,
j. D. DANIEL
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-05-08

CIRCUIT COURT Judge Expert IL.
Watson presiding.
This Court commenced Its regular
Spring term on the LIST inst, and is still
in session. Many of the old cases on
the docket have been dismissed--there
being no object in prosecuting further
by reason of the insolvency of defend
ants; and many of the litigated cases
have already been continued.
The case of Dunn, VS.. Blakey, occu-
pied the time of the court on Tuesday.
This suit was brought in 1910. Judge
Rives at that time for the Plaintiff, now
the Hon. Shelton F. Leake for PHI. and
Mr.. Blakey mot the partly for the
Deft. It was continued from term to
term, until last Fall, when for the first
time the issue was submitted to jury,
who, after hearing the argument,
brought in verdict for the Plaintiff.
The Court on motion set The verdict
aside, as contrary to law and evidence
and granted new trial. The jury not
agreeing in the trial just had--being Z
for and against-were discharged and
the case continued. The SUIT is on a
bond for $3.50. Interest from the year
1s47, and the defence is payment.
The case of John w. Jones and wife
VS.. E. Taylor, occupied the court on
Wednesday--suit for damages for false
imprisonment of wife. Messrs. Shack
olford, Field and Kemper for plaintiffs.
Mcssrs. Leake and Williams for Deft.
Not submitted to jury up to time ofgo-
ing to press.
During the present term His Honor
delivered opinions, at some length, on
che following questions of general in
terest, as well to County Courts and
justices, as to lawyers. They arose on
Prohibition and Injunction to prohibit
Justice of the Peace, and the County
Court of Orange, from exercising juris-
diction of notices for interest, by virtue
Of the Stay-law, on Judgment of the
Circuit Court &c. Messrs Lane and
Powellfor the jurisdiction; Messrs. Hal
sey and Gibson against the jurisdiction.
His honor decided-First, that the
County Courts have jurisdiction under
the 9th section of tho Stay Law to give
Judgment for interest-although the
principal debt may be evidenced by a
judgment obtained in the Circuit Court.
Second, that this jurisdiction of the
eounty Courts extends to sums of in
tercst less than $40. Third; that the
Afoathy terms of the County Courts
Nave like power with the quaEerly
terms, to- grant judgments for interest,
when no isssgis made which is required
10 be tried by jury. Fourth, that a
single Justice may, ordinarily, grant a
Judgment for sums of interest not cx-
eecding s50,--although, the principal
debt exceed that sum; but that the jul
risdiction OF justice will be ousted, II
Shere be-. bona fde,, controversy as to
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DIR. BAeBY has returned home and,
we are happy to say, he has paid part
OF his subscription. If other places in
Virginia will treat him only half as
well rs Richmond and Petersburg did,
we will let hin go again, and then, may
be, be will pay up for the whole year.
We hate to dun him in this way, but
we can't help it.
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JoY.-We have Number One Bar
Der in town. Life and beard will no
longer be burthen here.
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IEcREDIBLE.-JodN MINOR Boris has
written letter to white man.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-05-08

THE Grand Medal of Horror awarded
l. our Mr.. Mccormick at the Paris Exposl-
ton, is not one of the ordinary gold medals
distributed to other exhibitors, but is one of
the Egepen Special lfedqts larger and more
valuable awarded only to such articles as in
fine estimation of the jury demanded some
extraordinary mark OF distinction FOR their
superior excellence, Worldwide iahle, ana
universal utility.
It is well known that the jury did not has
tily bestoW its honors; thai the trials IN inc
field were laborlous and persistent tests in
cutting the most difficult crops OF grain ana
grass, IN he rain, completely sdfHrdfed, an"
close1. To the ground than am cutting ereF aoHe
in Anlciica and thai these tests were con-
tinued day after day, some of them on lhe
Emperor's own farm, and mt repeated inter-
walls, so as to give ample time for reflection
and iudicious decision. Though several 9TH
err fi1chines (and among them we are pleas
cd TO observe two other American machines,
were awarded gold and silver medals, yet To
America in general and to our Mr.. McCor-
mick in particular, belongs the proud LIS, dis
tinction of again carrying OIL the Great Iflhe,
ms he did az the former Worlds Fair, in 1851,
at London, and i'll 1855, ut Paris.
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LOCAL NEWS.

WORSE THAN BLUE MAss.-Boston
Mass.
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IONIoMUU TIT ' ~ T NIt I71lI9 AJf.IoVls
Cstptdiyl j. II. Baker:
DEN. Si1'-This is to certify that have been
afflicted with rheumatism for the last five
or six years, many times unable to move. L
tried all medicines recommended to me for
the disease, without receiving any benefit
Having heard "Rosadalis" highly spoken of
procured bottle and finding some relief,
continued it until 1 am happy to say that
am completely well.
not only consider this "Rosadalis' a SOW
ereign remedy for rheumatism, but | be-
lieve II also n preventative, and cheerfully
recommend IL to the ''affiicted.'
Yours very truly, JAMES WEBB.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
IROOT'S ANso SWOES-

III IL undersigned wohlf respectfully
Il announce to the citizens of Orange and
the public generally that he has increased
his facilities, and with good stock of mate
rial on hand, is nov better prepared to fur
nish them with Boots and Shoes. AS here
tofore, satisfaction guaranteed or no SALE
Ii you wish to encourage home MANUFACTURER
YOU can do SO now without excuse
Give me n call before purchasing shoddv
work. H. q, ECKIOFF
january 8, 1867.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-05-08

RoSadalis is a potent remedy in all Chronic
Diseases.
From G. ". Blount, attorney at Lar, Iiflson,
North Carolina.
Ihave been cured of Chronic inflammation
of the Ear and Partial Deafness, often years
standing, by Rosadalis.
GEORGE w. BLOUNT.
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Madison Run STATION, VA. Oct. Q, 1867.
Maj. VIM. G. Scott, Agent Woods Reaper
and Mo,cer,
Dear Sir IL used one of the W'dter h.
Woods MolOers to cut my hay during the last
season, and am satisfied that for lightness of
draft, simplicity of construction and dura-
bility it far surpasses any other machine of
its class have ever seen. l will also state
that subjected it to the severest tests in cut
ting bridrs and heatY aceeis, and found it to
cut fully as well as in moving fine grass.
Respectfully Yours,
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hereby certify that am personally ac-
quainted with the above named physicians,
and they are all gentlemen of rcspectability
and standing in this community.
II. G. DAVIS.
Mayor of Wilson, N. e.
Ianuary llth 1868,
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V. A. IIoUSEWORTH,
April II, 1867. Grange Court House.
Valuable Town Lot For Sale.
VALUABLE TOWN LOr.

WILL be sold, at public auetion& oG
w Saturday, he 2nd dG'y Of Mp, 1865, il faitt
II not the next fair day thereafter, in front of
the Exchange Hotel, the
VALUABLE TOWN LOF,
situated on ne South side of Main Street,
between me ('Ourt House and the EXCHANGED
Hotel adjoining tine Court House Lot. Said
Lot fohi~ Man Street 80 feet or more and
runs nack about 2lB feet. This is perhaps
the mos, desirable stand in the village for e
business mousse % any kind. =
This Ia has ON il one of the largest ana
hes Ice Houses in the whole country, wall
ed with s.onc, in GOOD order and lzeeps'ice
tnrOuguoii tue wDOie wear. astafs,- -
Terms very accommodating and will be
made known ON the day VI sale. ~
j. II. IIOUSEWORTU,
April H. 1868. Auctioneer
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pOSALALLS WILL CURE WORST CASES
or SCROFULA.
READ THE STATEMENT BELOW AND
DESPAIR NOT.
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miscellaneous SObtrtisrmsnts,
D~~~~~~~~-~~~~~>|~~r>--
WALTER A. WOOD
MOVING AND REAPING MACHINE

AWARDED THE HIGHEST PRTzE-GRAND GOLD
MEDAL-AT PARIS EXPOSITION.
w. @. SCOTT, Agent, Madison Run, Va
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Testimonials:

James ". Walker, ST., and George III.
Clark, Of Madison County, Va., say
We purchased two of your large Self-Rak-
ers, and cut a fair crop of wheat with much
satisfaction to ourselves, and ut great saw
ing OF labor We do not think your Reaper,
as well as your Rocking Cutting Mower, zone
Of which we also have,) can be exceDed.-
They are certainly the best we have seen
used out of the very many different makes.
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ORANGE COUNTY, VA, December 90, 1867.
3fdj, William G. Scott,

Dear Si, II saw the "Hater A. Wood
Reaper at work on r.. p. Graves farm, last
summer, and have no hesitation in saying
that it did its work more satisfactory than
any other Reaper Ihaveever seen. The RalS,
seemed perfect.
Yours Truly
GARRETT SCOTT. .
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pnsIit ms 9tiSir Sails.
STORE HOUSE
FOR Ale OR REN 7.

T o X , a u y UN Is u n T,
WILL sell. rent or lease on reasona-
Il BILE terms the valuable new Store, (recent-
~ fitted-up inside and out, in the most ele-
CANT and complete style,) adjoining DIR. II.
ID. Taliaferro's Drug Store and opposite the
Exchange Hotel. There is no better stand
in the whole village, and no Store more tho
roughly or more handsomely urrangedI The
interior and exterior of the building have
both been lately painted and made to pre-
sent an attractive appearance. Those who
know me, know that am not n man to do
things halfway, and Invite all who desire
to buy rent or lease TO call at an early day.
so that may decide whether or not to stock
the store myself -
V. a. HQUSEWORTH,
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BALTIMORE, MD, February 10th, 1868.

BALTIMORE, Nd, February 10th, 1868.
DR.. j. j. laurence:
Dear SRI take pleasure In recommends
ing your Kosadalis as very powerful alter
alive. | have seen il used in two cases with
happy results-onc case of secondary syphil-
is IN which the patient pronounced himself
cured after having taken five bottles of your
medicine. The other n case Of scrofula, OF
long standing, which is rapidly improving
under It's use, and the indications are that
the patient will soon recover. | have care
fully examined the formula by which your
Rosadalls is made, and find 1t an excellent
compound OF Alternative Ingredients.
Yours truly,
II. w. CARR, NJ. D.
We know DR.. Lawrence's Rosadalis to be
n safe and reliable Alternative, &c, and take
pleasure in recommending it to the profess
sion and the public.
l.. A. SMITH, NJ. D.,
]. II. WINTSEAD, NJ. D.,
II. G.. BARHAM, NJ. D.,
w. q. DUGGAN, NJ. D.,
i. BARNES NJ d.
X. w. KING. NJ. d.,
i. WOODARD, NJ. D.,
w. n. BREWE Err, Nj. D.,
w. j. TUCKER, M. D.
January 18th, 1865.
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/: cSsa7z4 Frs Frou rHraeq4 VS.:
BTtfIMoRE, Md, March 18th, 1865.
believe t)f. T,awrence's "Kosadalss'' TO be
the PcS. dHero ire az Vsc. and therefore cheer
fl y recommend IL as sucl.
THOMAS j. B0IKIN, NJ. d.
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DISEASES OF WOMEN,
TnG ROsAOAfIS

~ Used and endu a, or he leading Ply
81 .l.f3epe.y wGc e 5 known.
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K. B. Kauand, of WaYlandsblwq, "a.

". d. " UJttt7tI, y " y77E77V4S0'F7 y -
says:
You ask my opinion of the Mccormick
Self Raker. In reply, will say have work
ed the Self-Ralxer, aud also the Rocking
Cutter Bar Mower to my entire satisfaction.
The Reaper worked well during my entire
harvest cutting and ralzing most admirably.
II is strong well built, of good material and
orkmanship.
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William p. Caue, of Orange County, Va.

William P. Caue, of Orange County, Va,
says:
have given the Mower thorough, fair,
and full trial; clearing up fields with 1t,
wherein was the accumulated rubbish of two
years, very rough ground, wild bushes and
briars, and do not hesitate to pronounce IL
as the best Mower known.
Messrs. p. B. Jones and Alexander, Rap
idan Station, William Overton, Henry Tay-
lor, George v. McGehee, Mrs. NJ. B. Chamber
Jayne, Trevillian's Depot, Maj. Erasmus Tay-
Tor, Charles Strahan, Orange Court House,
all purchased the machines in 1867, and to
them / refer.
Machines sold upon accommodating terms.
A. p. ROUTT, Agent.
liberty Mills, Va, March 20, l86S.-tf.
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Agricultural Variety,

They have in New York a society called
the American Institute Farmers Club. Its
meetings are periodical, probably weekly,
and its proceedings present an on.nuna
gatheren of speoulations and experiences,
together with occasional advertising OF
seeds end breeds, and much mutual admi-
ration amongst the members. They are,
with all the boasted skill and practical
wisdom of northern farmers, as much d.
vided in opinion as farmers elsewhere, and
the views offered are as much mixed up
with crudities and oddities on are those ut
tered at the most obscure hoie-and-corner
club.
The proceedings Of recent meeting, re-
ported In the Tribune, bear out this de-
script!on. The business opened with bit
of talk about - -
:, 1ennessee.-ons Mr.. Frederick Dnurs. Of
new Jersey, wrote to the Club that moor
man could not live in Tennessee. and q r;eh
one would not. Pretty hard STATE tha a' ,
II is due to the Club to say that the d; .~s
sion which followed bought the State nm ~
an average. Objection was made to CON.
demning whole State for small and bar-
rem part Of it. 1t was pronounced u very
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PETERsRURe, December IL, 1868.

PETERSR RG, tDeCVWpGr III, lSoo'
Whether it be from the near approach OF
Christmas, or from whatever cause, our
streets have exhibited On unusual degree
of animation for, several days. such o.
our stores as are in the habit OF proVioine
for the merry season are filled with STOCKS
of goods tempting to,the eye, and we trus'
that through their means happiness-a,oeit
only short-lived-may be dispensed to thou
sands. twin be long time before Virglni-
ans canIyforget the customs and tradi-
t;ons of their ancestors but the festive day
racurs at time now when the spirit Of JOY
and rladuess is almost extinguished, and
the hearts of many are breeding over ruined
fortunes and the still, greater misfortune
the loss Of public liberty. There is, how
ever, one class that happily feels none OF
these pangs, and it should be our delight to
contribute everything IN our power to their
endowment. We were all once children
and now that we hare grown old and feel
the burden snd responsibilities of life we
should find our youth renewed in them
and for,the time being at lesst we hope that
every parent will lay aside present trouble
and live again. in the past. For one, we
invoke in behalf of the juvenile popula-
ton, rich and poor, the choicest blessings
of the good Saint Nicholas.
We have, to record the sudden death Of
two neeromen, both we'll known in our COM
munity, and much respected. One of them,
named Andrew Jackson, was found dead
this morning on Brown street. He was
noted for having tumor of great size
on his neck, and it is supposed his death
was caused by the rupture of some OF the
vessels connected with it. The coroner is
holding 81 inquest at this moment, when the
facts viii probably be developed. The
other case was that Of Simon Hinton, who
fell dead on High street to-day from an
attack of apoplexy. He was between fifty
and sixty years of age. -.
To-day we have witnessed q rather i'm
pressive premonition of winter in the shape
of a real snow-storm. 1t continued for
several hours, accompanied by keen
northeastern. The snow is now, Mt nightfall
covering the earth, having melted but lit
tie >.
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I'D TAX-PAEEBS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In COM
Y nliauce with an ordinance of the city Of
Richmond we will attend III the Office OF the City
Collector at the City Hall, from A. NJ. to L. M
from The 18th TO the 3lst OF December. inclusive, 10
receive the remaining half Of the CITY ia y ES,
deductlng ten per cent. thereon from those VINO
paid one-half IN June. ,
- by JULIUS A. HoBSoS, ID. &. g. K.
N.B.-Those persons who have not paid any
portion Of their bills will please call during the
we win have no opportunity Of calling on them
before advertising their property for sale, which
will add twenty per cent if not soldl. !nose VINO
expect to have their goods levied on as soon as we
get out Of the Office required to settle our
entire account In February.
we would call particular attention OF the tax
payers of the newly incorporated territory as the
property Is so tmperfectly described that II Is I'M
nossible that the Collector can find II.
EDMUND WINNIE, Collector,
de 3-1m by JULIUS A. HOBSON, ID. &.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctionecrs,
No. I'LL Main street.

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF HOUSE
JAND LOT, ON MADISON BETWEEN MAR
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS, AT PUBLIC
AUCTI0N.-Rs special commissioner, appointed
by the Hastings Court Of The city of Richmond, I
will proceed to sell on MONDAY, 18th instant. at
4o'clock p. NJ, In pursuance Of 4 decree by the
said court declared on the 2sd day of September,
1868, in the styled " Turner rs Turner, &c -
The property named IN said decree, as follows ::
That LOT OF GROUND fronting on Madison
street between Marshall and CLAY streets, about
90 feet, and extending back about the usrsl depth ;
upon which is BRICK TENEMENT containing
four rooms.
TERMS Onethird cash: balance ct four and
eight months for negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured by a trust deed.
A. 3. GUIGON,
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by LEE & GoDDIN, Auctloneers.