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DENTISTRY.

nR. G. E. KLOEBER, SURGEON IN
IL DENTIST, (ate OF Baltimore,) No. 10
0o2 Broad street, Richmond, Va. f ~
Teeth filed In the best manner at reduced prices.
Beautiful artificial teeth the vulcanite ba, per-
fectly initiating the natural organ, aud restoring
the contour OF the face at the low price OF So cas-
and 800 per set. n Ss 8 = ~
Nitrous oxide gas given In extracting teeth, rem
dering the operation painless and safe.
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TUESDAY. -.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY

Purchasers Of Real Estate cold bet,oeeathe first
day Of January and the first dag Of July pay the
tares thereon for the current year.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock seye-
raj handsome carpets, parlor and chamber fur
nture.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at half-past 4o'clock
four building lots in the plan Of Fulton. on
Nicholson street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS win sell at S O'Clock q
lot of ground on the north side of Cary street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
f. GATHRIGHT will sell at 1893 Main street, at 10
O'Clock, an assortment of cloths, cassimeres,
furniture, &c. 5
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GOVERNMENT SEIzURE.-The tobacco fac
tory of Messrs. D. C. Mayo s. d. Gin,
ton was seized on yesterday for alleged
violation of the internal revenue laws. The
seizure was made by General Milford, the
collector for this district.
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Summary of .super4ntendents, Reports

The Methodist teachers meeting will be
held at the Oregon Hill church next Sun
day at 81 P. NJ. The next monthly meet
ing will take place ut the Union Station
church on the second Sunday in June.
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HusTINGs CoURT OF MAGIsTRaTEs.-The
regular May term Of this court was COM
menced yesterday. Present: Recorder
George W. Gilliam, William Cammack, ".
A. Favier, james A. Malone, a. T. Pee
bles, and H. NJ. CASTOR.
Official notification of the appointment of
DR.. Charles s.. Mills RS City Sergeant and
William r. Tall as High Constable was re-
ceived and entered upon the records.
William B. Weisiger qualified as Deputy
Inspector Of Tobacco at Anderson and
Myers's warehouses.
a certificate of the qualification Of George
Chahoon as Mayor Of the city was returned
and filed.
The grand jury was sworn, and entered
upon its duties-George w. Smith foreman.
True bills" were returned in the fol-
lowing cases John Laughlin, Jos. NJ. Rowe,
Sr., and Jos. M. Rowe, Jr., for an affray (;
John Henry Bell, petit larceny; Herman
Schwartz and Lewis Sampson for an ARRAY ;
Henry Thomas alias Friday Robinson
for petit larceny; Berry Amos and Thomas
Deyine for assault and battery; james Pin
and Lucy Pin for petit larceny; George
Clifford -four cases); Jesse Hood, William
Meekins, Daniel Johnson, and Susan Car
ter, each for petit larceny James Single
ton for petit larceny; Herman, Schwartz for
receiving stolen goods; James Kelley for
keeping disorderly house; Augustus Sta
Piles, Jr., William Turner, and William
Carter alias Henry Brown, each for petit
larceny; Jane Baker, Alice Johnson, Pris-
ella James, and Jennie Smith for keeping
q disorderly house. !.
The grand jury adjourned until this
morning at 10 O'Clock. Witnesses and par
ties interested are requested to attend
promptly.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
The annual meeting of this organization
was held in the lecture-room of the Second
Presbyterian church last night. The meet
ing was presided over by Mr.. William F.
Taylor. The following is summary Of
the monthly reports presented from the
different schools
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IL, 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Stale Of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys w Villains.
Steamer Niagara Rlakenan New York, ner-
chandlse and passengers, w. G. Dunham Co.
Schooner A. Townsend, Townsend New York,
merchandise, captain.
Schooner &. S. Rippler Miller Philadelphia,
coal, G. Y. Morris.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
Schooner Salesberry, -, Washington, ID. C.,
merchandise, captain.
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l. o. r. M.-Annawan and Pocahontas
Tribes of Red Men celebrate the anniver-
sary of their Order by procession, &C., at
Elba Park to-day.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Court JUDGE
UNDERWOOD PREsIpING.-The cases Of Ra-
chel Lovenberg and John McEyoy, charged
with utfering counterfeit money, were yes
terday called, and, on motion Of counsel,
continued until tomorrow.
The cases of Marshall s Norfieet and
Cosby & Hicks, under Indictment for viola-
ton of internal revenue laws, have been
set for trial to-day. z:
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GRANITE INSTEAD OF FLAeGISa. by re-
solution of the Common Council, granite
blocks not less than eight inches square
laid ON bed of sand or gravel to the salts
faction of the City Engineer are now allow
ed to be used in paving the streets where
tagging has hitherto been required by ordi-
nance.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE MAY
II, 1s6s.-Mrs. Ida Neudecker, St. Louis,
Mo-: William M. Mandlebaum, Orange
county, Va; William T. Harwood, Bath
county, Va. Mrs. Alice Grossmore, Balti-
more, Nd; Mrs. Sarah F. Nunnaly, Baltl-
more, Md; P. s. Blankenship, PoWhatan
county, va; Miss Henrietta G; Gouldman,
Weldon, N. c.; Edward Gresham, Essex
county, Va; Colonel Thomas Taylor, Gooch-
land county, Va; L. W. Hebener, Peters,
burg, Va; Edgar Allen, Prince Edward
Courthouse, Va: Mrs. Florence Ford, Rich
mond, Va; Miss Lottie Higginbotham,
Richmond, Va; William Wakeham, Cum
berland county, Va; William R. Mccoy,
Fluyanna county, Va; Mrs. Jane Lee,
washington, DC: Samuel Forsyth, Mil
berry, Md.
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ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting
of the Young Mems Christian Association
will take place this evening at 8 o'clock, at
the rooms Of the Association,
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COMMUTATIoN OF SENTENCE.-By "Spe-
cial Orders No. 49," from military head
quarters, the sentence of j. Washington
Fletcher, convicted Of murder, and SEN
fenced to be hung, has been commuted to
Imprisonment in the penitentiary for five
years. The prisoner arrived to-day, and
was assigned quarters, where he will be en-
tertained at the public expense
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Average Attendance.

Sidney and College schools not reported
After series of interesting addresses the
meeting adjourned.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

/ETELLE, RESTAURATEUR, q -
- 1904 MAIN STREET, {&%A
Is always supplied with the best the local SoSRA
iharke, affords. and also the luxilries of--ak4nS
iana and sea OF the large Atlantic cities.
LEIELLE is the fayorite of the seasons-1our-
aaeys with them the year rouDd-and receives their
am nn fruits and their latest, from the coAaguous
aaohes, with icc-bound streams on one border, and
Ho~ers and fruits mt the same time on the other.
muEsTS served at all times In unsurpassed style,
notice. Dinner parties furnished in private rooms
or s not cacelled at any cuisine In this country
mnaa ma liquors, and best brewed drinks promptly
maze. apl
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APPOINTMENTS BY GENERAL SCHOFIELD.
The following civil appointments were an
nounced at military headquarters yester-
day:
Winchester.
Mayor.-George W. CHM vice Robert Y.
Conrad.
Recorder.-John Sidwell vice Joseph
Sherrard.
Alde,men.-George B. Diffenderfer, Will
liam S. Miller, Stephen Harry, William
Diffenderfer, John Linn, and William J..
Rhea.
Council.- John Hoover, John j. II. Ba-
ker, Richard Sidwell, Henry NJ. Baker, S.
L. Lerue, George w. Taylor, Camillus 5.
Baker, John Beatty, Clinton B. Meredith,
James Barnhardt, and Henry Kuzel.
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Thanks to Turner, bookseller, No, n IA
Main street, for Harpa's Basar.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and ate,
n'rnNESDAY. March llth. the following train,


Y CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-on and after
WEDNESDAY. March llth, the following trains
vi Tbc morning passenger train DAILY {except on
SnnGa-s) between Richmond and Staunton, and tri-
weekly west Of Staunton, going west on MON
NAYS WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re-
,nrning alternate days. This train leaves Rich
m6nh 1t 7:l5 a. NJ. and arrives at 500 p. NJ. and
makes close connection with the Orange and Alex
SnCria Railroad trains for Lynchburg and the
SsnthwcSt and connects with trains to and from
me North but with delay at Gordonsyillc OF one
S5r and thirty minutes-thc connections with the
baltimore and Ohio trains for New York being re.
cs,ahi>l.ed. No trains ON Sunday.
an accommodation passenger train will be run
hrtwccn Charlottesville and Richmond on MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY,. and SATURDAY. leaving
Cb,rloitcSvillc at { a. NJ. and arriving in Rich
mond at 80 4. NJ; leaving Richmond same days
n 81 T. VI. and arriving at Charlottesville at f.
n The daily accommodation train will be with
drawn after the 18th instant.
The morning train connects with HARTMAN &
CO. : and TROTTER q CO.'S LINE of STAGE
COACHES for Lexington, White Sulphur, and
Winchester.
rnnnd or baltimore the same day.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prominent
points. II. ID. WHITCOSfB,
my IL General Superintendent
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

DlCHMOND AND DANNlLLE KALI
III D-SUMMER SCHEDULE.-On and
after TUESDAY, April 81, 1893, the passenger
trains on this road will run Us follows:
GOING WEST.-Through Mail Train.-Leaves
daily ut 327 Z. NJ. connecting at Burkcville with
the Southsde road for Farmville; Lynchburg, and
road Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, &C., Tenn. ;
Louisville, Columbus, &C.. Ky; Huntsville, De-
catur &C., Ala. Corinth, Grand Junctio ion, Nicks
burg &c., Miss. New Orleans, &C.. and ut Green's
boro' with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta, &c, Ga. Montgomery, Mo-
bile, New Orleans. &c.
GOING EAsT.-Through Mail Train.-Leaves
Greensboro daily at $50 A. NJ. leaves Danville
daily at $3.50 A. NJ connects at Burkevlle with the
SoutliSide train from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
&c.
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket
Offices In Richmond and DanYille to all important
points South and Southwest. and ut Greensboro
and Danville TO all points North, East. and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
ap2O Superintendent.
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9ithnultd 1ispatt1.

THE HEcIRCULATIoNoF OF THE .sDIsPATCH,'
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
.LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. IS 8:
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r-1np Ntrm 3Vnp n -.flIn M. -A<Hns
Vn ~ = e6&8A
j. MlNIUN HEEd dMsk4f.,, SOsLrr. SOsS1r -
NY.-lThe splendid NeW Blftt.9nssl ssSSmSnlps
SARATOGA NIA5AHd5 AtaH8 A1tASEr sno
TuEsD1Y. THURSHAY and sAIs!RDAY;: I;
LGsss Risamond every sfslls1 ~ ana
Lnsse sniEs aIa s1se.y nsn -
~ ss
sA1Iss asu -
tgr polasa Deyena New Z psn aof ~, 49,
vii masn a.sps.sn LII no cisl2S Hass sAsS .vs
suHi ~ - psnsss ss = * s., ~. n,
S.ysss cVnIsC.auas Maso WIN at 49,
soutnesn ana EulO OPean, ,pA pOstss 81 y .,,a,
1nsufanse eMecseo ~ taNea r1tes
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss-MR. JOHN TIETJEN.
w p,,,ruwEsr CoRNER BROAD AND TENTH
STREETS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
;, hand the latest patterns of SPRING and
'Ss~,ER ms CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, &c, OF
,,.n,,cb and English fabric. BE solicits call
en- his numerous friends. apo
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IL, 1888.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY Il, 1893.
SUN sets. e.5s High tide, A. M..... g.
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THEAP TICKETS FOR THE CHICAGO
" CONVENTIONS. to enable persons to at
tend The National Republican Convention and the
Narional Soldiers and Sailors Convention at
Chicago. Return tickets on sale mt this Office
good during the month OF May. at VERY LOW
HATES. j. B. GENTRY,
lny5-st General Ticket Agent.
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SPRlNG AND SUMMER ARRANGE
= MENT. lSGs.-GREAT SHORT ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. EAST. AND WEST, VIA
TIE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE
TNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-ELE-
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP
ING CHA1RS ON ALL TRAIN s.-The
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now run
from the DEPOT, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
STREETS as follows
Tie DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at lo:45 A. NJ, arriving In WASH
ncinn 6:l5 Z. NJ, connecting with the early af-
crucon express trains for the North, East, and
West
The NIGHT THROUGH NAH. TRAIN, with
elegant cars. with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily Sundays except
cd II $40 II. NJ. arriving in Washington at 6:lo
4. NJ. connecting with the early morning trains
for the North. East and West
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandria each way
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milford
and all way stations leaves depot, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, at p. NJ. Returning, arrives
at s:lj 4. NJ
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further information and through tickets. ap-
ply nj the Office of the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets. Shockoe Hill. and at the ticket
office. corner Byrd and Eighth Streets.
j. Il. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH Superintendent. my IL
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.r IOHN E. DoHERTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
>, MAIN sTEERr, OPPOSITE SPoTswooD HOTEL,
has received an excellent assortment OF CLOTHS,
r,ssIMEREs, CoaTINGs. and vEsTINGS, for
MS spring trade, and Will during the season receive
-, ,bc novelties imported or manufactured in this
""rntry as fas, as introduced. Cali and examine
~. stock ap Ism
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co., I
RICHMOND. VA. May g. 1868.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY THE 10Th
" OF MAY THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD
will run follows:
LEAVE EICHMoSD.-EXpress train daily lex
ccpt Monday mt A. NJ. Mail train daily ut 10
L. VI.
LEAVE Observation-Disclosures train daily lex
ccpt Sunday at T.l5 p VI. Mail train daily ut 9. Is
A. NJ. Freight trains leave Richmond at p NJ.
and Petersburg ut A. NJ.
Passengers Tor Norfolk will take the 2:lOP NJ.
train. Baggage checked through. Fare only
FOUR DOLLARS.
Passengers for Glover Hill must leave Rich
mnnd for Chester by EMPRESS TRAIN mt A. NJ.
on W WEDNESDAYSa and FRIDAYS, connecting at
Chester with the coal train. l.. ii. GILL,
myq Engineer and Superintendent.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

Meeting OF the City Council.
The regular monthly meeting of the City
Council was held in the City Hall yester-
day afternoon. Present: Messrs. Macfar-
land (president), August, Saunders, Clop-
ton, Taylor, Milford, Yale, Sharp, Van
Lew, Pelouze, Humphreys, Kent, Wigand,
Crutchfeld, and Smith.
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Of Churches with their Pastors made re-
port which showed that the salaries, though
in some cases entirely too small, were ~
most cases promptly paid; and that sesei"'
of the churches had provided their ~ini'
| tiers with manses. NTH ~
| The roll was called to ascertain Wiz WIZ. .h 20
the churches had held meetings unoe a.oer.
act of the Legislature OF virgins Gnn.ah tbcv
| tain to which branch OF the o. will,
belong. and to record their ueoiS .bn;r nro-
| the circuit courts, so as 10 seou ,. Rod at
nertv. Only four of the churon .J .ho rost
tended to this important du,y, an 80 ~, ~
80. ordered to take immediate ao'ion.
w" The reports of ministers aPpolhtea 70
~rsacb in destitute places were received as
sat;sfactory, and the appointments Oh last
meeting were all continued.
Portsmouth was chosen as the next place
of meeting, on the Sth Of April next at ii
A. NJ. IN
The pastoral relation between Rev. ). u.
Thomas and the Mackenzie church, In Acco-
mac. was dissolved Mr.. Thomas TO CONNIE
his labors to Holmes, in Northampton. Rev.
D. G. Irwin was appointed to declare the
Makennie church vacant, and a resolution
was adopted calling the attention OF the
Missionary Committee to that field.
The ex-Committee of Domestic Missions
presented their report, which showed tne
Importance of their work in sustaining the
pastors in various fields, and the necessl-
ties of the treasury. The committee was
authorized to employ an eVangenst ior
vacant churches and destitute places !;
and the churches were ordered to take up
immediate collections to supply the press
ing wants of the committee IN their great
and important work. Colonel W. F. c.
Gregory, of Petersburg, is a commissioner
to attend to and urge the claims OF the
cause in such manner as may seem TO MIN
best.
The supplies for the Tappahannock
church last appointed were continued Tor
the next six months.
The reports for Synod we're presented
and approved, showing that Presbytery
has twenty-seven ministers, twenty-tour
churches, two licentiates, and one candl-
date for the ministry.
Presbytery agreed to meet at Harrison
burg during the sessions Of Synod.
A well-merited resolution was passed,
thanking the people of the neighborhood
loi tuciI AoSpltalltJ, nh1Si iiho oSSAA ~
fined and generous.
Preaching has been held during the SEES
sions of Presbytery, and on Sabbath day
and night two or three sermons day
nearly all the time, and is still going on
with gratifying results, three of the minis
tiers remaining. y.
P. S.-Colonel Thomas Stanhope Flour
noy, president of the Norfolk and Great
Western railroad, speaks on that enterprise
to-day at Laurenceville, the county-seat.
Colonel W. F. c. Gregory, of Petersburg,
recently delivered an address to the freed
men there with fine effect, which was
universally commended. The Conserva-
tive (coored) League of Brunswick received
quite an impulse from Colonel Gregory's
speech. The Colonel is useful member
of Presbytery.
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BY Wellington 6oddin-
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
me FLOODED sTALLONs FOR

TINE FLOODED STATIONS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION AT the request Of Mr.
Wilson W. nfree executor of General William c
scott. deceased, late OF Powhatan county. shall
sell at public auction. at hix's stable, corner
Of rarvnnd Tenth streets in the city OF Richmond
on FRIDAY the 2d of October 1853, al II O'Clock
VI, TWO FINE sTALLIONS-the one four years
I'D and the other live years. They were sired ny
Planet their dams being equal In blood 10 aus IA
ln,,i,nd or America The pedigree viii he rp.
hibited at the hour Of GALE and can in the mean
time be seen at my ofice.
,orsos Ia rosnectfully called To this sale as 4;
said by those acquainted with the fact that for
nurity of blood these horses ere not eNce!ed By
any in America. ,,
TERMS One half payable at six and the Other
half nj twelve months, for approved. endorsed
negoti able notes with interest added.
co o. W. GODDIE. Auctlohcer.
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povnrov sentember 10, 1858 Sc g.
NnMMIssIONER,S SALE or VALU-

A iUAMlSSlUNEhD CaLE w
MECKLENBURG.- by virtue OF decree o re ;1s
District Court OF the United States for the disr1C'
Of Virginia rendered in favor OF Maria Fdgarrs.".
II RIsncb formerly sheriff and surcties the IN.
dersigned win sell on MONDAY the 18th day Ue-
tober 1893 (that being court-tay.l in front 81 tee
rourt-house door, the following tracts Of vSulof
land living In the county Of XccklenburR or "
much thereof rs may be necessary In pay ID" pr
portionate part OF said decree OF each solvent se'
'' i. The TRACT OF LAND on which Ed var!
Keen now resides. containing ABOUT sEI III
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES. Win IN cNc,.
lent and councillors dwelling and ali rccr' ''ti
out-houses, all IN good repair and situated 'T ~
ten miles north Of Boydton, on the City road. IA'
is considered very desirable tract. .,,.,.
I'd The TRACT OF Ian ID lying on the bn Ifsa:
burg Courthouse road, about seventeen miiD'
north of Boydton. on which Colonel Peytro,ni =.
Rurwel now resides. containing abgrt tv niTp
ACRES, on which is large and comiortaoF
ti,velling-house, with all necessary ont-hpusGs p
Sd. The TRACT OF LAND on which :; w ~: X
Ayerett now resides, known As the W I'LL y nyr
STOREHOUSE. Tract contains ab2u. -, ! hn III,
HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN AChEs;; ., Ts4'
good dwe'ling-house, storehouSc, PARIS 800 100
&c. The stand, for merchandising Is cohso'''
4tho The TRACT OF LAND lying on Besy ,,s.
Pond creek, belonging to the said g. " -. -. ~
containing THREE HUNDRED AND tHl'
ACRES with good dwelling End oni,h2,nl1Tss a;SE
5th "a sMA IL T TKeTT ~ A6 eR wheh
. ~
G W. r. Averett purchased or Jsnss NJ ~, ~
commissioner, known rs the "iLsS me I'M
and formerly belonging 10 Benjamin \. " Ii'1.
son. deceased. -. a. t,,s
r IT pe,tus died seized and possessed, hl.kWA
xc,,le crook and containing about @ENFN NY,
DRIED AND THiRTYSiN ACRES, WIN gssIs'
i,nnrorrmrcts dwelling aud aut-houses, &c IH2
tract of land will be sold subject In the wido"'
dover which has already been assigned Ia her ,
nh. Also, 4 SMALL TRACT lying aItscTn,.. =
the hons. tract and known as the JFtFhgsn
PLACE containing about ONE HtNDkEUU
ACRES with sufficient Improvements To MAKE"
s very comfortable little farm. ,r,.,,
sth. The TRACT OF LAND on which ih LES
+, Pettus now resides, and known as thr bAn"9y0
TRACT, containing about TWO Nv ND't''g
ACRES living adjacent 10 the two next pr't',,
tracts. with good and coIpfoi table inlprofN'-
in thorough repair. ~, "
9Th. The TRACT OF LAND sold hy JoIh ~
Hayes to :. Il. Bullock VIII" sold 10 -" att t,
aud on which the said Love now rrsl"ss;; Wy.
Ing about FIVE HUNDRED AMP y" S.,rn
SIX ACRFS living on the city rnhi ai"" u, AID
miles north OF Boy,lton. with l"eliinS-H"~'>
other I'm prnvem-n;s necessary Tor IaFlu; IL. on 4
TERMS One-fOur:h cash and the Ie'iuh nar.
credit of three six. and nine mouths =" Nod
chaser to give negotiable notes. WIKI ,,,rgsL
from day ~ sale, well endorsed anu d0'! starr
for the deferred payments.
Parties interested may refer 10 ,,,,,vOy
ALEXhSDER syn -.
Sc 2l-Sw '"1DN't- ---=