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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-19
CITY ITEMS.

FALL OvERcoATs for gentlemen, light colors.
for So, $40 and $l2; dark colors from ST to SID.
All desirable and neat Goats, and to be obtain
inrton, d. &. nov l9-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-19

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
The annual report shows the immediate liablli-
ties of the road to be $46l GAG, with $4,000
additional on account of interest upon past
due coupons, certificates and bonds. The as
sests Of the company, including open accounts,
stores and cash 10 hand, amount to $227,074.
The funded debt Of the company stands as
follows:
On account-1st mortgage bonds, $494, 900 90
ID mortgage bonds, 23,5OO 90
Enlarged bonds, 100000 90
Income bonds, 13S, 800 %
Salt Works branch BIDS, $500 90
s per cent bonds of the
$1,000, OOoso far issued 10000 90
Aud in 8 per ct. registered certirs, 81, 1852 SO
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COMM RCEAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Nov 19.-The mar
ket this morning was little more active. In
Flour there was nothing new to note, transac-
tons being limited. Wheat was shade bet
ter, with sales of 700 bushels, mostly red, at
$50. 200 205, 2lO, 900 and 225. Old Corn sold at
108. and new at 85a100 and So 60a3 IS per Dbl
in the ear Sales of Rye at l20al3O, and Oats AZ
GO. GA and &C. Buckwheat l25. The offerings
Of Grain were light
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-19

The Baltimore Stock market was dull again
yesterday Gold was more active and sold at
134s cash, and 134g seller II days.
There was moro moderation in stocks at New
York yesterday, though Erie continued intense
ly excited at the close. Gold advanced though
still HnctuatinR
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ALEXANDRIA.

The case or Caesar Grifhn, now before Judge
Underwood, in Richmond, naturally attracts
much attention, for it is very important, Some
how, or other, the newspapers appear to take
almost for granted, that the Judge will dis
charge the prisoner. We shall see. The Rich
mond Enquirer contends that the whole OBJ
ject is ito overthrow the military authority,
and vacate those offices which Gems. Schoheld
and Stoneman have both recognized as proper
ly filed" And it argues that in the contingency
of the discharge Of the criminal ''of whose
guilt there is no doubt, by Federal Judge,
Gen. Stoneman will be forced to see that the
authority with which he is clothed by the re-
iance." The State Journal, which is the or
gan of the present civil authorities in Richmond,
yesterday, says:
''If the decision of the court be favorable to
the prisoner it will be tantamount to declara-
ton that all the courts 10 the State presl-
ded over By Judges, or 10 which the processes
are executed by officers disqualified by the
fourteenth article of the Constitution, are I'M
lawful tribunals, and all of their acts since the
adoption of the amendment, null and void. 1t
will then become the duty we suppose or Gen:
Stoneman to vacate offices filled by such, and
supply their places by the appointment OF per,
sons who arc not disabled, and this he will, OF
course, do. On the -other hand, should the
court decide the new article inappcable to the
present condition of Virginia, Congress will
have to apply the remedy. But let Us wait with
patience the judgment OF the Court.
The English elections have resulted. it would
seem, in the success of what are called the
Liberals, and Mr.. Gladstone will be the next
Prime Minister. The London Times claims
that the Liberal majority is 120. The result
of the elections thus far, it says justifes the
Reform act as an improvement in the legisla-
tive machine, and dscre6its the prediction that
it would encourage the dreams Of wild democ-
rscy. The London Herald says whatever
sentence the Ministry may meet hereafter, the
verdict was not against them yesterday; on
able to command the Government for two
years, though in u minority, and it is now less
in a minority than before. The Conservative
gains more than counterbalance the losses. 4"
We have already given some of the details of
the election. We add: London city, which
is entitled to four members, has, SO far elected
three Liberals. VIM. H. Russell, d. D., Bull
Run RUSSELL" Liberal, defeated in Chelsea; L.
Nj. Gibson, Liberal. defeated in Ashton Under
Tyne Lord Stanley elected from Lynn Regis.
Chelsea returns two Liberals. Southampton re-
turns two Conservatives. Dublin University
returns two Conservatives. Liverpool elected
Mr.. Graves and Lord Sandon, both ConserVa-
tives; and Kilmarnock, Z. p Bouverie, q
Liberal 1t is understood that if Gladstone Is
elected from Southwest Lancashire. the Liber-
ais will run John s. Mill in Greenwich where
he will be elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-19

Martha Starkey, colored, charged with the
murder of Remy Guillemart, near Centreville
Md. about two months ago, has been acquitted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-19

The hop business in the West has been SC
overdone that man who was found planting
hop roots there recently came near being arres
ted for insanity.
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Z ATEST NEW YORK NEW9l
THE PEOPLE GREATLY EXCITED.
"COSTAR" IN THE FIELD
LADIES LOOK OUT LOOK OUT
A BEAUTIFIEK AS IS A BEAUTlFlEk
READl READl

READ READl
Ladies' Magazine for Sept
Henry K. Costar Of No. 10, Crosby streets
said to be out with o beautiher that ecHpse'
anything ever known in this line. The ladies
are wild with delight. One lady says i know
it's right and pointed TO a skin as fresh, soft
and delicate as a child. Another lady said, II
it cost SO bottle, I'd have it and another,
away with all hurtful cosmetics. and give me
only
"COSTAR'Ss
BITTER SWEET & ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
II gives beauty to the complexion, rosy
glow to the cheeks, ruby tinge to the lips. and
Happiness complete,
II Beware of worthless limitations.
All Druggists in Alexandria sell It,
One bottle, 81 throe bottles, 81.
Or address "Costar," No. 10 Crosby st., Ky.
Morning Paper, August z6
'rOH MY OH MY l can't stand IT. but
he did. for he sent right off and got boz oi
"COSTARS" CORN SOLVENT,
and it cured him"
Thousands of boxes sold.
All Druggists in Alexandria sell Il.
Or address "COstar," No. III Crosby 81, n l.
"COSTAKS"
STANDARD PREPARATIONS
"COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERMlNAIOKS.
"COSTAR'S" pureI INSECT POWDER
"l8 years established in New York g.
1900 boxes and TASKS manufactured daily
"All Druggists in Alexandria sell them
al Beware Of spurious mutations
81 sizes sent by mail on receipt OF price.
So for any three 81 sizes by Express,
Address HENRY T. COSTAkl
No 10 Crosby st., n. 7.
Sold by E.S LEADBEATER & CO,
sen 25V1v Alexandria. Va.
MI W. GAIT & BROTH Err,
lN DEALERS IN
DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, RloH
JEWELRY, SLY Err AND PLA-.
TED WARE, FANCY
GOODS, &c, &c,
lGs-h Have removed to their
NEW STORE,
ESQ ....... PENNSYLVANIA .......%SO
Between 18th and 18th stsj
WAsHINGToE. d. C.
Ns~ Agents for the AMERICAN WAICh
CO., Waltham, Mass. - m
@srAlso, for PATEK, PHILIPPl q co.
Geneva. o..
And for the sale of the Gorham Manfg. Cos.
UNRIVALLED ELECTRO
PLATED WARE.
Washington. d. c., oct 7--eo6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-19

Gen. Malone has been reelected, without
opposition, President of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad. There was large atten-
dance of stockholders at the annual meeting.
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MARINE LEST.

IMMATURE ALMANAO-Nov'R. 10, 1868.
Sun RosE..,........6 48 Moon SETs.......... 9 20
SuN SETs............4 As HIGH WATER m, E. II 40
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Gold.

NEW YORK., Nov. 19.-Gold to-day l24s.
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COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
The attention of the proper authorities is
respectfully called to the tying OF COW in
Chapel Alley, almost at the door OF st. Joseph $
Chapel, in the rear of St. Marys Church. a
number of ladies go into and from the Chapel
every morning, sometimes before day, AID
the keeping of COW tied there is exceed
ngly diaagreeable to them, and should be
prevented by the authorities, if the owner fails
to pay proper respect to the convenience OF his
fellow citizens.
ONE OF THE CONGREGATION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-11-19

TERRIBLE AFFAIR.-We learn that a terri
bic case of attempted murder and suicide oc-
Cured near Bristol on Sunday last. Mr.. The
oderick Rhea, son.in law of Capt Robert p.
Rhea, of Sullivan county, Tenn, attempted to
kill his wife by shooting her; she struck the
pistol as it was discharged at her, causing the
ball to enter the head just above the eye, run
ming entirely across her forehead and coming
out on the lower part of her neck, making, it
is supposed, dangerous wound. Mr.. Rhea
then put the pistol to his own head and blew
out his brains Whiskey is said to have been
the cause of the tragic affair.-LynchJw9 VIZ.
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"COSTAR" IN THE FIELD :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-25
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

E1HE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
| KNOWN AS ROSE HEATH" STU
ATED ONE AND A HALF MILES WEST
OF THE CITY, NEAR THE GROVE
ROAD, AT AUCTION.-We offer for sale the
above named very beautiful and desirable
PROPERTY, formerly owned and occupied
by Lewis d. Crenshaw. The land embraces
TWENTY FIVE ACRES, lying admirably,
and highly improved, having been for years
cultivated as garden; with q fine orchard,
and stocked with the best varieties of small
fruits and including thrifty vineyard.
The dwelling is large and handsomely
finished throughout, with twelve rooms, spa
cious verandnhs; is supplied with water,
ba tn rooms, Sc, and furnished with the
modem conveniences usually found In clty
residences. There is also large kitchen, with
ample accommodations for servants; barn,
stables, &C., &c. in short, everything neces-
sary or desirable in a suburban residence.
The yard is large. we'll enclosed, and beauti-
fully set in shrubbery, with the walks all
paved or gravelled. Taken altogether, this is
one of the most desirable country seats near
the city, and should attract the attention Of
those wishing q pleasant home near the city
Immediate possession will be given; and IL
desired, the furniture some of which is very
handsome), together with the stock of Mules,
Horses, Cattle, Crops, Provender, etc.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at and II
months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by q deed Of trust upon
the property.
The above described property will be sold at
auction upon the premises, on THURSDAY,
27th February, at 81 o'clock P. NJ.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fe22 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-25
By Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson,
Auctiopeers and Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUAB.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM OF 667. ACRES, on I TIL e
WILLIAMSBURG TURN PIKE TWO
MILES BELOW RICHMOND.-As trustee
in a certain deed of trust executed by
Captain Herman Schreiner, dated Sth OF
August, 1857, duly recorded in Henrico County
Court I shall, in execution thereof, proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 9Th of March, 1868, at
o'clock P. M, if fair, if not, the first fair day
thereafter. the desirable FARM located as
above, containing 66h acres-all open and in
good heart The improvements thereon con.
sist of an excellent dwelling and the usual
out buildings, a young orchard. &C. The land
adioins Mr. John Poe and Others and is the
same recently conveyed to said Schreiner by
MIR. Joseph J. White and wife.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses
of sale and to discharge q note of 81 ,237 81,
with interest from sth February, 1858; on
credit rs to $l,273.9S until Sth August, 1865 !;
on a credit as to 81, 3l0,03 until Sth February,
1869 and as to any surplus, upon such terms
as may be announced ut the hour OF sale-the
whole purchase money to bear interest from
the day of sale. The taxes for 1865 TO be paid
bv the purchaser. w. GODDIN,
fe "a Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-25
By James NJ. Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
Office S2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

rsRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, AT AUCT1ON.-By Tirtue q
n deed of trust executed to the subscriber oJ
John Clash and Hannah, his wife, nearing
date 4th day of April, 1861, duly recorded IN
cution thereof at the request, IN writing, OF
the beneficiaries in said deed, proceed 70 sen
at public auction, on the premises, on Ell
DAY, 9Th March, 1868, at O'CLOCK T. N, II
fair; If not, the first fair day tnerea1ter Gun
dav excepted), the real estate conveyed by the
said deed-viz., q certain lo:, piece, or parcel
81 land situate, lying; and being In the city OF
Richmond lit being the same property when
was conveyed to the said John Clash by I uei
s Rust and Elvira ]. Rust, his wife, by their
deed dated the Oath day of April in the year
1889. and of record in the Clerks office OF the
Hustings Court of the city OF RichmondJ
bounded as follows-to wit, beginning at the
line of Mary Ann Evans, on the BROOK ROAD
fifty eight feet from the nortn n sid o. % said
road north ten degrees west one hundred ana
twenty two feet; thence on said Sleoo me
south thirty degrees west one hundred anu
eight feet to an alley ten ieet VICE usually ast
called Graham's alley; thence along the west
ern margin of said alley south thirty lone DE.
orees east one hundred and twenty nine feet
and six inches to said Mary Ann Evans's COT
ner. on the aforesaid ten-foot alley, usually
called Graham's alley; and thence on his line
north thirty-tWo degrees east SIX ty-t"o iee''
to the beginning
Upon the described property there is
a good store, dwelling, and other buildings,
and is the same property on which the SAID
Clash resides.
TERMS: One third cash, and the remainder
in two equal payments at s and IL months, TOT
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed, Win
interest from day of sale.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR Son,
anationaars fe 26
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-25
By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A yALUABLEI1

rRusTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM OF 90 34.1OO ACRES OE Ian LAM
AROITT ONE MILE WEST OF THE Cl11
ON THE CANAL, AT AUCT1ON.-by VIZ
the Of deed of trust executed TO the suGsc.i !.
hers, as trustees, by John CLARK, dated otn
Nav, 1866, and recorded in Henrico County
Court office, being thereto requested oy Inc
creditor we will sell at auction upon the pre-.
mises on FRIDAY, 2sth February, 1858, at
haH-past o'clock P. NJ, If fair, II not, the
next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted, AZ
the same hour, the very valuable fAhM OF
90 34-l0o acres, Situated as above statea' az 20
abb, and others, being the same farm former
ly owned by 3. w. Haxall. d..
The buildings consist Of a dwelling, with
kitchen. barn, stable, &C., and the place IS
well enclosed The soil is naturally good, and
has been improved.
TERMS: Cash for enough to defray the ex-
penses attending the sale, and TO pay on Two
notes, the first for 1902, with interest there:
on from It'll May, 1867, the other lot @loo, Win
interest thereon from 18th Novempe 1901 , d
credit as to s. 1855 until 18th May, 1858, ana IN
balance upon terms which Will be announceo
at the time of sale. The credit payments 70
be fot negotiable notes, with interest ADDED,
from the day of sale, and secured oy oeeo VI u
trust upon the property. The purchaser TO
paw taxes for 1865
r. B. HAXALL, $Trustees.
WILLIAM H. HAXALL,S
GRuBBs WILLIAMS, Auctloneers. 1e IL
S-The terms above stated are those pre-
scribed by the deed of trust, but we are au-
thorized by the creditor to state that, II de,
sired by bidders the terms may be modineo
so as to req uire in cash only $4,000 In ADDITION
to the expenses of the sale, the balance at SIX
and twelve months, with interest
B B. Il Il. H. H., }rrustees.
Gurpt1s WILLIAMS. AuctlOneerS. 10 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-25

NOTICE.-By virtue Of writ of .feri
IN Jacias in my hands, issued from the
clerks Office Of tho United States Circuit
Court, in favor Of Van Dusen, Norton & Co
against J. p. and T. E. Ballard. ] shall pro.
coed to sell, at public auction, lot cash, at the
Ballard Hotel, on the ed Of this month, al
IL O. clock NJ, lime Rosewood Piano, Steam
Boiler and Engine C2-horse power), the fine
walnut bar and fixtures, with large Mirror,
carved Statuary, &C., &C., In the bar-room al
the Ballard Hotel.
Parties wishing TO purchase would do well
to be present J. A. LYNHAM,
fe It'd Deputy Marshal.
N. B.-The sale above advertised is post
iponed until TUESDAY following, the 25th
instant, at II o'clock A. ID.
J.. "A. LYMAN,
{ fe9o s. Deputy Marshal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-25
A Female Millionaire on her Travels,
From the Iudiauapolis Herald


A woman named Jenny Wilson, abou
forty years of age, came to the Bate
House several days since, and engaged
board, representing that she was from
Richmond, Va, and had large quantity
of gold and Government bonds in her pos.
session. Her father, she said, was living
in Richmond, at the advanced age Of lO2
years, but was still engaged in business.
She herself had until recently owned a
large tobacco factory there, but had sold
it for $685. 900, and had bought large tract
of land near Kansas City, Mo-, and was
now on her way to Kansas to buy more
land. Taking g fancy to Mr.. Kencaster,
one of the proprietors, because he was a
Virginian, she offered to make him pre-
sent Of 1000 extraordinarily fine cigars
which had been shipped to Louisville,
but having, unfortunately, failed to
receive remittauces, she borrowed twen-
ty-fve or thirty dollars from him
to pay her expenses to that place.
She also insisted upon lending $685.
900 to buy his partners interest in
the establishment, and attempted on
several occasions to draw upon her father
in Richmond for the amount, but was pre-
vented by the excessive modesty of Mr.
Kencaster. Mr.. James Bibbs also came
In for kindness at her hands. She
thought be needed q new slit of clothes
Would he please go to tailor and order 9
suit, and have the bill sent to herr Oh
course Bibbs bit, and although too sharp
to do anything more than to order the bill
to be sent to her before the clothes were
made, he was not sharp enough to refuse
to lend her ten dollars. A clerk in one OF
our prominent dry goods houses also lent
her fifteen or twenty dollars, and we be-
lieve several others contributed to help
her on her way to Louisville, where her
possessions were at least 81, 900 in money.
In the mean time Mr.. Seymour, the other
proprietor, suspected something, and went
down to Louisville to find out about her.
Being unable to hear Of any such woman,
he came back and told her that there
must be some mistake about it; whereupon,
in woman's way, she deceived him with
some nicely-invsnted excuse, and having
quieted his fears, temporarily at least,
announced her determination to 60 out
shopping. Having no furs at hand, she
borrowed the housekeeper's-valne, S72-
and started away. Where she went to is
one of the unsolved mysteries; but Mr.
James Bibbs will pay thirty dollars te
know where she is now. A more arranl
swindler never travelled she evidently
has great deal of talent, or she could no,
have played her role so successfully
Women travelling alone are at q discount
ct the Bates House.
a gentleman of Richmond received yes
.erday a letter stating that this woman was
on her way to Virginia; that she claimed
to be sister Of Bishop Doggett, the
widow of o Mason, &c., SC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-25
BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. l3 Thirteenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
Il TENEMENT HOUSES, AND THE LOTS
ON WHICH THEY STAND, SITUATED ON
VALLEY AND RICHARD STREETS.-By
virtue of two deeds of trust executed to me
by Beverley Fowler, bearing date the 3oth day
Of July, 1867, and of record in the Clerk
Office of the Hastings Court, and being re-
quested thereto by the beneficiary in said
deeds, will sell to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on THURSDAY the 9th instant, at
o clock P. NJ, the property above described,
having front on Seventeenth street in the
aggregate of about twenty-eight feet. The
houses are framed, with two rooms each.
Terms: Cash for SO much as will be neces-
sary to defray the expense Of executing the
trust and to pay off two negotiable notes for
$64.37 each, with interest on the same from the
3Oth Of January last until paid; for the bal
ance, on such time as the said Beverley Fow-
Ter may direct. n. NJ. LEE,
fe Is Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-25
Auction Safes
THIS DAY
By Grubbs Williams, Auotioneefs,
rorthve.t corner Main and Eleventh streets.

Y,RusTEE,S SALE OF "A FARM "
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY, .SIA
AND ONE-FIFTH ACRES, ON THE hi ~
MOND AND CHARLOTTESVILLE f .,61m4I
ROAD. ABOUT SEVEN MILES NOhha
OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue
of n deed Of trust executed by John d. Ahu .h !.
son, trustee for Francis A. Anderson, 70 s .ne
subscriber as trustee, dated January ~, LOU
and recorded In Henrico County Court ONCE;
being thereto required by the creditor sec re
by said deed, I will sell at auction, upon '1 1e
premises. on FRIDAY, February -, ~ III, -
O'Clock NJ, If fair, If not, then on the mex.
day thereafter Sunday exceptedl, g. Inc sa.is
hour. the farm described in said deed, si.uuss 1
as above described, formerly owned by 'onn I.
Sheppard and now occupied by B =. Ano th
son. containing 1915 acres, adjoining lug
lands of Richard Gross, s. g. Waldrop, ana
others. The buildings are comfortable anu
sufficient embracing dwelling WIN sI1
rooms, kitchen, stable, and barn. ana theie
is a sufficiepcy OF wood for the place.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to defray tne eA-
penses attending the sale and TO pay on d
note for 1902 eS-l00, with interest thereon Irou
January IL, 1855; credit as to So7z /. io0 untll
January IL, 1859 q further credit as 10
s54l 40 loo until January II, 1870; ano the resi-
due upon terms which will be made known at
the time of sale. The credit payments to be LOT
negotiable notes, with interest ADDED from
the day OF sale, and secured by q deco OF tIust
upon the property. Purchaser 70 pay taxes
for 1883. +. w. GhUbbS, AiuS''o
GRuBBs & WILLIAas, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-25
Gurpus Il WTIIIA3
By Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

STORE AND DWELLING, ON MILL
RAILROAD SHOPS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-We will sell at auction, on the pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY the goth Of Feb
ruary, at half-past o'clock r. NJ, the
STORE and DWELLING situated ms ABOVE
described. containing five rooms besides the
store, now occupied as a grocery by John Mil
Ter, Esq There is q kitchen, stable, cow
house, &C., attached, and spring of water
near the house.
The LOT fronts IS feet, and runs back 200
feet.
Also, vacant LOT, 80 feet by l22 feet, adj
joining the above.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance mt four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by a trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
fa On AuctiOneers.