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New-York tribune., 1868-09-26
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~. eaFsso documents ever % a ~ s oS s I, "A s ev. tie
Attention ed 70 the following notices Of this
From the lO We CG Chairman Of Executive Committee
It anaie l-sg and on The friends of Cen Grant
give book the extensive eeaa
E Morgan, Chairman Of Congressional Executive comu
$50 handsome work must DO great good IN the Camyagn'
Hoa Charles Sumner
"se forth the tets attractive way sad cannot fail to exert
Cen Jssa A Logan Commander Of Army ofRepqpne
goa It's destined to become popular wo'A and wish great
Gov Boutwell,
"A graphic and truthful record Of Tie geat vert' of Cen Grants
career hope vii be circulated irog oa' The eoaatr
"Iam charmed with The book 1t is destined to become standard
Biography"
the work could Be better executed wish the
S Bsasa sn GIaas Ss sai Author of Military History
Gen. GfAut
career .eh characteristic have seea no book Of nisr
scope and ain which like better u.
T cannot fail to % great good during The campaign snd sss' vii
yea for his most mporisai work"
9Th. best campaign life Of Grant We Is1e seen"
liberal CHRISTIAN, NewYors 49,
gives OIL that will and is book that VII
long after Of the political cmps
svsI."
Waterman and Reflector
Ofths lives Of Gen Grant tis le adapted FOR popular use"
deserve, the larsc,, pos.iiie ci5s"i.ie6"
Boston Traveller
concise straightforward and comprehensive record Of
s.ory was never Published at least not 10 our day
New-Nork Tribune.
spirited sketch Of Cen Crafts military and his
admirably adapted for general circulation"
Worcester Palladium
cit" pecusryA book for the peotbe mass OF men who have not
time o D use IN fnh and elaborate WORKS.
Christian Advocate New-lok
~Ork evidently designed for Campaign Document
sheagb would hardly suspect from its contents style
New.York Commercial Advertiser.
"Tle Work Is exceedingly vel done"
Ambassador.
history the salient the book Of enduring liter
merit and has evidently been prepared with ew to something
more han eJbemeral reading"
Price by express IS per dozen; $50 100 The
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CORPORATION NOIICE.-puDllc Notice is
~ hereby given to tie occupsut occupants
ot, mroysd or upmproyed lands affected thereby that
s sowIpy have been comp ee and are lodged 10 M
oe of the oan Of Assessors for examination By ali persous
VI,
I.t For building sewers ave- between il and 45,h.s,s
paving Wall 10 Nicolson
pavement
81. building in i2athst from 5ih to 6thave
st. from % to shave.
5tb For tagging Forsyth.st west side at Rivingon.st
9th For tagging sidewalks Of street. between the 9th aud 10th
aves
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o West
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Broad street
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Ncolson pavement ,., ,
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3tlrase
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XVANTED.-Ay young lady. dependent on hes
w own ererons would Ike situation HOUSEkEbfth =
geneinas family children preferred The most uaarlontts
reference given required Address Miss r. Barre Mass
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Notice.

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/ informing his friends and the pub.
lie generally, that hs has purchased the
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TERMs-(Spsee)

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THESE papers outside uyssen asd uosssa
de thoss cities sn vaslsy c
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In every worthy = passosaxs .....,.. .
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The full measure Of P@ess s1PssAecn. =.
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An o<Ass sd he 80 sdian wish
h pskle niaA ses b ssasksd -t.iLe.- b . :.
PLACED that dss u Ssh
nihinx 10 : nsvpApsr sGafd aks them. .
Political a1s saoh sesdson that oaht DESIRE ~
Me- hist b. obtained 4. s... 80
objects intssss hsdss pslisa
6ssnA1s Researches Agriculture the turrsni News Of ~ Day ~
will dss ssnss rendering thea wslsoas sip 10 ~
family sssls. ~, ..s.a..i
seaductng respectively Asss josraak
publishing size and css each oths
invite Ths Dsuplss keev
hs bed u view IN the nepoa q ~ sasss
III hin assAbes Al he
dies obtain ~ psrasal VI Aeth
Thss ls Cshs asa sobs nahs Asss
consequently The editors determined rss
e. .hem worthy o. patronage s,-lsb III Fl a.s4..7
ssptAnhsfH 1877
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Hosa,sls Nuapsa.-w. copy
,. ss;'',s,s p n1''.'s

HosaisLs Muapsa.-we copy
! sslIs Dag ~ Dc Wbksburx
J1ksald soktAs HI: -
Proa = psivats letter which Ne
eayA iPsa permitted TO zee, W lear.
sAal, - ~ Saturday morning., b.
tvslR 4 ss1 8, o'clock, . .ersss Of
~ ~ O0s9s, IL Louisiana. This
Aess1ble sstrags 10 shroudsd il nys.
b4yrI 4 9acts n ~ III Ssn
az 9 follows. The citizens IN he
peg4kaAsod n tAe horror ussaica-
q, discovered The hose Of . Mr..
kessao 70 b buraipg, and on re-
,1aiifetaA ~ spot t6~ylssa NJ.
AeSses uAes her t16 ehiidfss had
bees murdered aaa terribly burned
= " destroyed bviidisg. A fsr.
Tier sssrsA sssAled thsa y diseovss
" edy = NJ. ksssaa Ahssl TIVE
Asadesal yseas fon ~ Assse, ~.
sss2 viii Isssss an bosk ftsn he
trees, With sss ballet kclss IL Ms
back. Who eosld have committed
tAis rsvYltIsg csirA Is "a yet ! mat.
~ sf We osssst coajsctuss, A. We
hears, no psstiss ere suspected, and
10 csass assigned for he commission
Of this horrible aad revolving crime.
We dessssly hsps that The hui e.
sasaias may Be apprehsndsd and
brought to speedy justice. Every
edort 10 bsisg made to identify aud
ferret opt the nurdsrers, -
~ 49, y -
The Wsshiaetos Star says L Is
rsaoesd that Ne Pss.;avni made
some explosive rsaarts IN regard to
asvsDApes iatsrviswer," when 10
sav Haek's report OF an interesting
sali with ,hs President" shout The
GAsious ssyisss sad doiags u Gen.
Thooas, ard tie comparative amount
Of whisky consumed by himself a.
J J aad Gen. Grant on the Western
tour. .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

The New York Herald undertook
70 ny ihals, Mr., Gsisss, u not ap.
pssssly over thirty" The brutal
lyres 1ads u sixty. g..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

A naa /. Nora Oxford, MAS. !,
killed sows hundred snd twenty I've
~ q bjssk ss1kss, IL cellar, ut
week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

The ssgto sa1Ises MI tiled ~
eesssitstiss u hkAies h ~ late
electios. $50
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

A vitsiol throvsr in California
Who pss - his vietin's syss, gsss
lfsssa yssu il ~ pssissatissy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

), II. MARRIED, 80
A he roeii>p6e q ~ R1liln 0sses,
= ~ sasslr, = Isss!9y evsqieg. "
Exam = EHkLBe y Nis BAhAn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

"Hsisk Psmsroy Wa ssasinoss.
y noniaAAsa mayor Of La Croass,
w. ", Asvsvae, ~ eoppAlsa
v decline - seespAl Of Ais sassous
dssiss n saIass y ~ Dssesrst
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

Isha nesswsssay fact that on
~ sth Michigan rspndlassd negro
suEiAgs, sad on the 9th both her
Senators ys%s1 n fhalsa segro squal-
III upoa he SussnS II the District
Of Colsnhta. -0aR. Nfss. z ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02
-MAnR1ED.

Iowa. st ~ ~ ssassA bad .
populaioa u ssssiy million.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

A key Wae lst>sr ststsa that re-
ports AZ su1sst Inst The Indian
tribss y IA Eeals hAvs dseDs6sd
Vss annias1 ~ Uslsd Ssats1, anl
eennitAs1 ~ overt sst By buraing
vhile ma q lAs sake. 80.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

NOTICE!
LII persons indsbaed TO VIM. Snedi-
A ksr arc uosiaed thst bis notes AID
scccunGp ~ Ii ~ ssds 1t co1Iestlen
sed they are requested to call on me
and pay up, and thereby save costs.
!, Longer Indulgence will not DO given
JNO. D SHAW, Attorney.
January . !. .eA A-aa...ssssa. -..
JUST RECEIVED.
ERESH Garden Seed for the year
1868, from ID. LAndssth 4 Son.
Also two barrels Of Onion sets.
Those wishing reliable Garden Seeds
and Onion Sets, will do we'll 70 call on
.hs unosrsisnsd, as his Is dirse. from
''Df~fNllsfNQ A. SEAMS 4
N.e4slI ~. u, 'st na3A 4
STACY Il POLAND.
Il No. Z, ON Tux LKvEs,
UTAvE FOR SALE, on consignment
II = very ,-.s~ stock Of
ALABAMA SHEETlNUS,
OSNABURGS,
AND COTTON YARNS.
A ISO large lot Of Tobacco, : snosina
"A ~ cAswinSo ~ bess apessvss
Aranh.
~ To the Trade they arc prepared 10
oasr Great Inducements.
January ~, 81 Hy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

p Tia ~ 1ese Cto1soa Aye d
Dsnns1srs vasd4Alh: "Psu1sises
IS ~ tso1A = assat vAsa ~ peek :
~ OF bslliss Of hi psse1 employees
~ v - pisshsd-asrogast syrsa.
sis.l ~ 4 sfa..iss, ". y 49, y
II pstseAe heseo1-seeeely ssekics
q ssy kur,aa ssnfbst q isnan ~
thsa = ~ " esla, q II possession
Of III family o. tse1a0-us hereby
satss our selenn protest., % behalf
q ~ psSPls, afainst Asy aetaoa
tendias 70 su6ew tAb ~ old uoa-
a. stobk ~. ~ fsftAsr power
evee ~ hsas ~ n6estiss, ~ tse1s
asa yssupssf ~ Dmpiss etsss."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

In Portland, Mo, on the s,h inst,
wn. Hstch j., called on Dr. Evans,
. ieatise, y Extinct IN nching tooth.
Al his rsqusst the doctor admins
tsrtd chlorofoym, asd removed the
tooth. Tho patient revived for few
nonsnts sftsr the operation, but soon
lsssss iassasfble again, and died in
4 A6rt tina. He ~ suffering from
eonsu nptiou, which is supposed to
have contributed h the fatal effect Of
the chloroforu.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

A special 70 III New York Co.'S
nsrcial says that Zen, Grant Is so
naneawssisg troops - y sventsally
iasutssllss dsn. haasock, and place
him vitAoas spy nsa under bis
control.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

A. DRAD, HAMA ~ aays
sises, . nasiss, bslosgisg 70 IT, aavy
yard barssakA kssva y - ssbjsct
70 disease u ths heart va tskss SD.
dssly II, Ard ~ rsaovsd 70
ehs naval Aaspitsl ,isr treatment.
About .xelvs kauys sltse ~ eoa.
neecen1nt ef ~ ihnsss sf he nan
i dis1. he ssAdsaasss Of The
1satA ~ y : Psss sssvass sxsniss.
Aes, vAea H. hsest = ~ dsssassd
was fousd 10 . sssdi1ies u psstset
essia>aiies, asd snvslopea N . hlvb.
~. Ike fssnaties Of slottsd blood.
- tAeepsgAly AAs3esa1 ~ ~
Asssa tAAi Il Il bslistSa tAsl n Il bad
bssa ssljsstsd - ~ 'strsee Of .
hsqnnaRA v1uI1 49, esunhDsa likr
l piece Of grants. Nb.jolL Jssr~ai.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

eoeeIvee h aoy Uonoer o. anv
l,.Aiag sd - ~ - Z
ssss oscnst Dca8sso u Mid
10y lesk = ~ prssssA ssA ftsss,
49,, ~ VIII tAcss sssvis>1see A.
ssedy ss11)sa n thsis nisls Il WI
]: sasy y naks - 4 ~ army
Cer..,ss1 Zh!3 ~ n!
ssansst sss1it1
III: 4sSAHys' 1St,,::
e'sa.sss psssss - h. Aaya ~ ppsay
lee1s. l Asvs iavssto1 abssl eco.
80 II New Ysst city RAJ sstass-
c''''.l 4fA tt.a in g !.
NJ. 1essssA, u szplais;ss sAs
1ietssy II ~ rsssst treaty bsswsss
Ah ssastry aad Prussia, says tAsrs
esss - 1issulvlsn - ~ M -
ssyelsoliee ; Il b resogstssl 81 ~
~ " ~ eeuntssee. o. ~
question Of residence, o. . condition
q naturalization, whish he mother
,ses.tsy shesid respect, shsrs existed
iss diesssses. LgIl Z
! Ths tius Of rssi1sass ~ . peiat
q more dslieasy. The Prussias
Nv requires a rssIdsses Of tsa years,
asrs . Fsd1aaes II I've. Wiz liz.
sralty sd ftssknsss Couat BIZ.
mark declared himself willisx 10
sDesp& ths Americas ruiz, a. Il Aad
hsea aassiosed BY Washisgtos, and
|.s:.. :::::y$fsfx 80: y
NJ. BaeeroA Aw;,4 ..,. A..
"shosid - Usksd States ~ 81
for IL purposes, - lately il the Act
II july II, 1859, 10 coscsds The
natelsli1saea o. : sAortsr sssidsass
their hight = u y = at iapairsd,
bat Tie meaning II tAs tsssty u,
tAas they viii aot ak NsstA Ger
many 70 rsepgaiss sseh .naauralisa-
tloa tul ~ s1epssA eitisss shall
Aavs oonplslsa ~ tern Of residence
zoe rsqsissd y thsiF aornsl laws"
A B9Ens | saA1a-e.s.r.l
Grant AsSly Sat 70 Ceagrsss = dis.
paseh from Qss. MesAA ~ Military
0e<stsor u Georgia, 'Alabsna snd
Plori1s, stating that ~ easaot lad
nsa Of integrity sal 6parptss a.
lll ~ necessary 49, ID dr.
6>stss, aslsss thsrs = soas nodiiea.
tiea Of shs isjudicleus, inDrassiea.
be, iron .slsd oasA, which ~ radical
Coagrsss Aas missed o. ssssting.
-. sl&t ssss!s
ssa visisss system which hes bsss
psssasessaiy issisesd spoa by Cos.
grsa, isos TIE ssppss9pl9p = bAs
fsbsllionf What kisd Of { govern.
lasat a. . Ststs have. who's nsa
" intseylty psl eAesselss are al
dbftsnskissdf How ~ il prspss-
y ssd ~ II . 6isAs vhsss ~ ig.
aossst aoa viaieae sss allowed u
{hans - sxssuts tAs lsws, Aad
3sts 0ss. Mss6s ssys-and 0sast
ssads The dispatch 70 Cosgress--sAat
that b ths kind Of Government
which szists to-day in Georgia, Ala
bsns and Ileei1A. .AsA--Ah;s-~is
what tho radicals call rssoastruc.
tiou. ~ afssi'l1f1 NJ 1ll. v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

A novsnest is on foot at wash
isgton to get Congrss to strike out
he vsrd male from the qsaliacatiese
Of votsrs In the District, In order
hat sbaak 5su1bsgs nsy b pas 10
psse6ee there ssgyx F.Fss'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

The liss II iaeonss for lsst yssr
In Chisaeo, shows 48S psrsess having
incomes sxsssding $1,000. The
osly oss making rsturn Of 800, :
eeG Il G. p. AeCesniek. who ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

A convention Of Unitariaa clergy
asd Isity in Essex county, Msssa-
ehusstts, have adnittsd wonsn to the
priesthood on IN equality With men.
Women slrssdy act A. Universalist,
Baptist, aud Congregational divines
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02
llN().rICE,

IS NOTICE.
nHn nnuny nAWHON, ~ bssn
j aas15n1sa U. q Co00bssseess
-, iolAs fsG1slse. stt
81 NessAAt NJ 4 ~ 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

Mar.hall Chapter No. 10,
MEETS on the frat Monday in each
nonth, At I o'clock r.
~. q WOODS, u r :
W. n DsafsS, Heeor1Ur. !. x ~ :
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

Thh Cosya~y issses paiisiss ~ live
~ al the different plans and II "a favss.
abs rssss ~ Asy esker wkils II has M
r-sssirsipas " rssasl W sitAer ssavel -
residences. AsA al u. pv,'ets ess aivsdsa
snss~liy sasAS ~ pslsey hcasssss ~
puslicies ase al isssSd IN ~ NEE epv'
teitiAa plan
II y ysosst'A IN the ,'sy sssss N ksss~
Thh cesstaay rsaswed, AHl esesissss
!" Esses, Life lnsnvsaes policies hsiA BY
ne kssthssn asssivsss Of NE lsss wss--
hvuiRa ~ esestaies. In this ssspss>,
frsa Ne nsjasisy. u rat ell W. kasessn
cosnpsaiss, uhirh. vAils The var w.
going W, ssenssa " ssssivs pssoisas,
sod thss psssssvs Insurance. N essaeA-
seu livss, bss asv now ssllsilias HusAA.
err support The ~. l.eols Moeooo
ssvss, dssisg w wAe,s peaevsss u ~
NV civil va, rsAsssA " receive Ne ~
nisas a. rslieiss fsoa II HsssAsss
policy ksadsss
ksfevssees Col D. ~. Johnso~,
Prsstas~t II Hose Insurance Cs1r,sy
Msssss. Walsh \ hois seaa, IN u e.
CaAIs>A I X Carter, J. 4. klssasv, liew.
L.. Tally, Jan~s W siowkri lsrssy Ia
sy, asi h. Jas-ph Wilder, Ksv X 4.
T'rspps>a D. D. ,tap+ y y I.savsswssth,
u. D. n As<isrsow, end Coi " X.
HAsvsss. sAssvsFsrs, La
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-02

A special 70 ths New York Con-
nsrcial says that Gen, Grant is so
naneawssisg troops ~ y svsntssally
ssusssllss 6sn. hansock, and place
him vitAoas ssy ssa usaS bis
control.
A ssnvsntion Of Unitarian clergy
asd lsity in Essex county, Massa-
ehusstis, have sdnittsd wonsn to the
priesthood on ~ equality With men.
Women slrssdy act A. Universalist,
Baptist, and Congregational divines.
A movement is on foot at Wash
isgton to get Coagresa to strike out
he vsfd male from the qsaliacatiens
Of votsss In the District, In order
hat fbaah isuoGags nay b pas 10
psae1jae there ssgyz Egsssg'j
= The liss II incomes for last year
il Chisago, shows 486 psrseas having
incomes szsssding $1,000. The
osly oas making : rstarn Of 900, !
90 Y 2. =. AeCcsntek, who r.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-13

SUDDEN DEATH.-The many friends OF Mr..
1,vttletou Tyler, in this city, and throughout
tb;s section Of the State, will be surprised and
or;aved to learn of his most unexpected death
which occurred here about o'clock this morn
ing, at his room in the City Hotel. Mr. Tyler
was the youngest son Of the late Judge John
Webb Tyler, Of Fauquier county. He was a
Young gentleman of much more than ordinary
ability, of pleasing manners, and Of generous
instincts and his sudden death-for he vas On
the street but few minutes before he died
casts deep gloom over large circle OF those
who, when he was alive, loved him as a COM
panion, and who, now that he is dead' VIII
fondly cherish his memory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-13

RENARKs.-The market opened quietly with
improved offerings of new Wheat. Flour is
without noticeable change. Offerings OF 1000
bushels new Wheat, but there were no sales re-
ported, 225 being bid for an Indifferent lot of
red, but declined buyers are indifferent as to
operating yet, and quotations are nominal. Corn
is in more active request. with sales Of River
white at 115; one lot 'blue-e eyed" brought lO7,
and the yellow was taken at ll2; the offerings
reached 1900 bushels. Rye quiet with sales at
$50. Oats in fair request with sales at 70, II
and 49, ,t4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-13
nv Green t& Wise,
(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers

Real Estate Agents and Auctl0neers:J
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE BY AUG
y TON.
We shall offer, by public auction, on SAL,
URDAY, the 18th day of July, 1868, at /
o'clock. in front Of the Mayors office, the fol-
wing valuable real estate: -oo,,o
on the north side of Prince street. between Co
lun1bus and Alfred Streets This property is
well located and will command good rents
Te-ms-Ono- third cash, and the residue in =. l.
and Is months.
No 2-HOUSE and LOT on the northwest
corner Of Wolfe and Pitt streets, ~ feet on fltt
street, and ST. on Wolfe This house is suita-
bic for a small family, and is pleasant locali-
No S-LOT OF GROUND, on the north
cast corner of Wolfe and St, Asaph SITS, 233 feet
front by l05 feet inches deep. This IS beau
tiful building lot Terms cash. u It'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-13
AUCTION SALES.
TEE' SAL Z

By virtue Of d deed of trust executed to NE On
the 18th of December, 1866, and Of record arnongg
the lund records of Prince William county,
shall at Brentsville, before the Court aouse
door of the said county, for the purpose Of pay
ing off the debt thereby secured expose for sale,
at public auction, on the Sd DAY OF AUGT,
1868 that being Court day,
49, ',' A TRACT OF LAND.
particularly described in said trust, CONTAINING
ntA acres. roods and e poles except l4o acres,
rood and 80 poles, conveyed to, a. Nlcol, oy
deed dated January, 1856. r,l,,rc,r,
This land has 8 COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
q good barn and stable upon it, q young and
thrifty orchard, and we'll of good water con-
venient to the house This land is, easily I'M
proved, well adapted to the growth OF gram
and gress, and could be made in short time
comfortable home. Z. HUNTON, Trustee.
Prince VIM. CO., ie 24-laW4W