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: Taursday, September Is, 1869.

A Song. y
The following lines win be read with interest
hi appreeiationsby our bellies.
Call me when breakfasts is ready
o mother, don t call me before;
Do not deny me the pleasure
Of moderate,rest implore
Eight hours of sleepare too little
For delicate maidens like me;
Bearer, by far. is my pillow n
Than cup Of daintiest tea.
Mother, cannot endure it.
This getting up early's a bore
Call me when breakfast is ready,xyYF
Oh! please do not call me before.
.Yaj.gf8S SaG{3 5R3'IIs 8fE
Call me when breakfast is ready fsa4
-, o mother don't call me too soon, e
Shopping, of course needs attention,
But that can be done before noon.
Talk of the folly of fashion, s
l do not consider it so; ~ III .i5a hsa
Parties must not,be neglected. i
"a And style is important you know,
Mother. it makes me nervous a.f.
To think of your step at my door; :
Call me when breakfast is ready a ID ll
o please do not call me before.
Call me when breakfast is ready fgssa. q
Oh. don't call me early;I pray, afi'
Doctors advise to be quiet, ~ -
My spine is affected, the say. ....,
Sleep is potent elixir, & ss 81
And better than drugs or the knife;
Why then so much in hurry,
, Since rest is the solace of life? t.-5sy
Mother, do have some compassion, l. 1T
And chide my late rising no more; e9
-a Call me when breakfast is ready
o. please do not call me before. r
Csll me when breakfast is ready al
i 0 Mother 1 think I've been told, '.
Multitudes struggle for riches, 1t.r 80
And barter their comfost for gold 7elel
Hypocrites often rise early 'ea g
Their motives are perfectly plain;
Sundays they always sleep later, .y !.
.., .. Because they have nothing to gain.
H Mother! Ieannot endure it, tgls 4
This getting up early'sa bore
3. Call me when breakfast is ready,
But please do not call me before. aa,s
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Let your appetite always come unlimited
A richly dressed lady stopped little bow
trudslng along with basket, and asked ~
: Wv little boy. have you got rcligionay'' @No.
man. said the innocent. +" I've got potatoes y
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-09-16
= OLD DoMINION
Cider and wv inc MTil1

THE OLD DOMINION was the most popular
Mill sold in 1867 and 1868, we having sold over
two hundred ourselves. 1t is made with two tubs
for pressing, SO that the Mill and Press can both
be kept constantly at work.
Instead of the old fashioned graters we have
adopted the crushing rollers, which all admit to
be the best mode of extracting the juice from
the apple. This Mill can BE- run by hand or horse
power, and is the favorite wherever used-pro7
ducing larger quantity Of cider than any other
Portable Mill.
{ At the Augusta County Fair and Rockbridge
Agricultural Fair, the Old Dominion took the
First Premium, over the 'sAmerican," Hutchin-
son" and ssScully." These facts speak for them
selves, as the committees in both instances were
gentlemen of thoroughly practical knowledge and
large experience.
Our new descriptive and illustrated Catalogue,
is now ready for free distribution and we wish
to put copy in the hands of every Farmer in
the Valley. Send us your address.
H. NJ. SMITH & CO.,
j 5 Manufacturers,
aug 26-6m tH Box s, Richmond, Va.
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David Grantland reported that Mr. Tureoll had
been using the Livingston and pixie Plows, but
found the Dixie would not do the work as he
wanted it done, and that three or four had bro
ken, one after the other, and had abandoned it,
and now had the WATT PLOW. which vas ali
he wanted. We refer to C. W. Purcell, himself
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-09-16
THE Watt PLOW. no,,ss
j. UPWARDS OF TIN THOUSAND

i UPWARTS OF TIN THOUSAND "
apta3 .tr.3 tsgHt ;fg S+h4<% NOW In USE.
This pillow has acquired reputation unpreee-
dented in the history Of inventions AS a FAIL
Low, Sun Soil and CuLTIvATING PLow, it has 10
rival, being adapted to every variety Of soil, and
to foul and clean lands, arithoM chohing. For
blowing and wedding corn tobacco, cotton and
vegetables, without the hoe, nothing can compare
with it. 1t does the hoe and pillow work at one
operation.
[From c. W. Purcell, Esq, Alton Park, near
Greenwood Depot, 1861 "a M
Messrs. WaU s. knight: The bearer, David
Grantland, colorcd visits your city, and is per-
fect'y aeedaed to your Plow, (No 0. P:,) which he
has had in constant use since you sent it to me.
He will tell you all about it, and his opinion is
entitled to much confidence and weight.
strr..aq ~ . G.. W. PURCELL.
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@a WILLIAM e. TANNER Is CO. l.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES,
BOLTS and CASTINGS for Bridges, Iron and
BRASS Work, Iron and Wooden Trucks for Cars,
Improved Tobacco and other Machinery of all
kinds Built and Repaired.
Agents in the Southern States for BLAKE'S
PATENT STONE and ORE CRUSHER, an inval-
liable Machine to parties having any kind Of
stone to break into fragments Send for circu-
lar. PECK CUSHING, Agents, Stanton, Va.
may 6-69 6m s
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Washington Cards.
Established in 1852.
The Great Piano and Music House
OF WASHINGTON CITY. 81

w H1ADI1lNulONa ClI4. fss I'll
o III N f. lis.
a}o Pennsylvania Avenue, near cor. of 10th St.
H2tens 81 assortment Of new and second hand
- Pianos, Parlor Organs, Melodeons.
Prices of new ones, $3.50 and upwards.
Prices of second hand ones, $50 and upwards.
Sole agent for seven Of the best makers of Pr
amos, al Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Accordeons.
and every article in the music business. Music,
music books, strings and small articles can be
sent by mail. JOHN F. ELLIS
306 Penn. Ave-, Washington, d. C. 3
june $50 1y +, D7sa.l eIlF,t.s 80 III e7f3
Marriages, Carriages.-Always on hand
~ 5s. OF my own make large assortment of
hrst-class Carriages which will be sold at reason
able rates. All work sold warranted Always
on hand secondhand Buggies, Rockaways &C..
&c. Repairing promptly attended to. iQ
u -HTay !t f=aa ROBT.l HI. GRAHAM,
Repository cor 9th and D Streets. eif 90
SHOP ~. Sth ST., near d., Washington, D. C.
june 1863 ly-e - IL
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Combined Cloverseed Stemmer, Ser
aratar. HuIIer and Cleaner

This Machine is considered by the best judges
TO the public.
1t can Hull and Clean from 20 to 40 Bushels of
Seed a. Day, using from to Horses, and all
aeuer choke if the Bands are in proper order
tight enough, and the cylinder having the prope
motion to hull.
For Sale by q PsB. HoGE & BRos Agents,
June 1863 6m. = -o.s, 4 tst. ~; Staunton, Va
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4. ttcntion Merchants!

A ttentiOn Merchants! lse
Just received large and well selected stock
WHITE. AND DEG GRATED CHINA DINNER
arfS 3s7a AND TEA SETS, 5o1i-3h 'nag
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AND PLATED.
WARE
Of every description at a.
NEW YORK PRICES, WHOLESALE ~
ss.es AND RETAIL, I'll .est9
FANCY TOILET SETS
g. 4- at extremely low figures.
- Also the si@ '2
NEW METALLIC PORCELAIN LINED BAKING
80 DISH,
beautiful ornament for the dining table. Is
@as Gail and examine the stock at aa l,.s
aj 4aa3 s GEORGE C., GARY,S =
3a 1906 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
may 6s69 1y # E2E eas
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agricultural Implements.

GEE THE BEST! s3a 8E
~ 6 e 1t Drills all kinds of Grain, Seed and
Fertilizers in any quantity from One to Ten
pccks to the Acre 1t Drills among Stumps,
Stones, Roots, Weeds, Clods. and on Rough, I'm
even Ground. without breaking or interruption :!
OUR IMPROVED KELLER DRILL FOR
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-09-16

SaiaIem Broth or Salt fyyiseIosn.
~ ~ A certain cure for Ring w orm, letter,
Itch. Robson Oak, and all Eruptons of the skin,
no matter how malignant OF long standing
To be lad at I. II. LINKS, ~
july -2-a Drug Store.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-09-16

JOSH BILLINGS PApERs.-A SANDER is
like hornet, if you can't kill it dead the
first blow, you better not strike at it.
Pol;teness is a shrcwd way folks have of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-19
TRUsTlES SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
L FARM In MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLANn


a b virtue OF the authority vested In the
gsee from Charles Colemsn t. Eliza Ann
the k.eord.p ooDHts
wards assigned i: Wiisa L. Morse, and in Ht' &C.
Public GENERAL Law Of the Maryland Code, he viii
door, in Rockyille. Nonfeomery County, MAY.
and a.haif O'Clock , m, the foioSins SsoSss 9Se
viz: All those adjoining pieces, tracts or parts Of
tract: Of land sIt9cts in Montgomery County eiore
Him Range" and "Cow Posture Lot. . con tain, M
together I've hundred and sixty fear acres, three
hundred and seventy acres are under cultivation,
lent timber: and the residue is pasture and
meadow land: The soil IL very good, and there
sfe two considerable streams Of water running
good ,neiehbor hood, and there are schools and
sm Rocf vile :nd Mt Hry. md 4 bound. nssriy
mite: rSS
IKE rosd MT Airy is station on ths Baltimore more
baltimore. Thi; farm is tSersfore very EASY ' Of
he James WorthinSton, and is Veil knoTa in the
ssishborhood = bic plaUe It's now occupied BY
The IMPROVEMENTS consist of q large tvo-story
snd sttic Frame Dwelli1e, two commodious TO-
ma nsSs:sy ss To-
opuntry rssidsnes. The orchards are very dne,
comprising peaches, piuws. grapes: apples, nc.
.o". q q M .nS e:
sssi"fsesory 70 the 1ndsrsianed "
For further inf'rm' sGs iSp'4'y . E HaoRw1rz,
{ Trustee and Attorney,
'aplo 9swts 81 Lexington st., Baltim ore.
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CREAr BEDUCTION In THE PRIOE OF
" CORS1Ts.aH on hand a large stock IN
ton. which, In order 70 elose out. 1 vim ssll n
&C greatly reduced price, 3. 0RUENDLIu0,H
Dealer IN 6ne kmbroideries. Fancy Goods e
&c !, Ae., 30. 43Sh 9th street west, between and
0strOets. aD9 lWs
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EVENING STAR
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

In New York james smith, arrested for hay-
ing passed one of the forged Jay Cooke & Co,
checks has beer Identified by the teller as the
rnan 20 whom was paid tbs check for $4,000
he confessed thai he passed that check and
gives The names OF the parties who forged all
five Of the checks.
sullivan, the keeper at Sing Sing Prison,
who shO. and killed Lock wood. the convict. has
been indicted for murder in the first degree.
and having voluntarily surrendered himself il
Low in the Westchsster county Jail
IIr. Benjamin Aver, a member of the Georg,a
ISgIsiature from Jefferson county, was found
Ceac last Friday morning, lying by the road
side near Louisville, IL that State He was
shot between the eyes.
In New Orleans 81 full meetiue Of the
Chambers OF Commerce in reIa,ion to the grain
movement. the special committee reported in
-avor OF organizing grain association, with a
capital OF Sc0O,GC0-
German. named Philip Die,rics. hanged
himself in Bnfalo on Friday morning while
under the influence OF liquor. He leaves a
wife and five children, the former in the sane
Isylum.
At Worcester, Mass. the jury in tae case O
David Don and Josephine La Flame, for tn
murder or the husband Of the latter in AprIl
100 returned verdict of not guilty.
mass meeting Of the citizens of Corinne.
Utah. was held on Thursday "A resolution
was adopted petisioning General Grant 20 ap-
point General Il. l.. Corner Governor of Utah
The latest New York fraud is the disappear
gECeot a Hr Peck, proprietor of the Iron Grain
kievau .. alter having swIndled his customers
out offs me S2J0, 600 in money and grain
SiraIos and other Mexican revolutionary
STATES a. 2 ID favor OF annexation 10 the United
States Jesus Garcia is the leader of the Sina.
lOa revolution.
Spotted Tail and other n MENTAL chiefs of the
Upper Missouri country are losing confidence
IN the Government again, and mediate the war
path.
The negro, Spencer Wright, suspected of the
murder Of Josiah Westcott, merchant of East
vile, Va, has been arrested. He csnfesses the
deed.
Aperson suspected Of being implicated in the
recent million dc liar robbery in Philadei phia
has been arrested in New York.
The News and Sentinel newspaper ON &c was
DESTROYED by fire al ShIppensourg, Pa, Satur-
day night
The British ship .Queen of the Age" with
tea from Yokohama Is ashore on Cape Cod.
The New Orleans Crescent has been pur.
chased and merged In the Times of that city.
The Pennsylvania Legislature adjourned
sine die on Friday.
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AUCTION SALES.
YHID AETRRu NOON.


d xuctoneers "a Rsal Essas Brossrv.
no. S96, southeast corner e 1th aad d strssh.
VALUABLE uHIMPROvED RIAL lsrArI
AT AUCTION.
On NON DAY, the 18Th instant, ut 80 'sioek ,. N.
eoyars No. IA, Icing a feet front By d feet 10
tnchee. containing 10 sQuare fee: Of grouad
.fs on 10th street west, between = and
On TUESDAY. the 10Th instant. - O'Clock ..
.se. nerS On - ;esfua
On WEDNESDAY,, az As; ~. instant. a. o,e,oc.
sauaIe DO ees being IS feet inc bes trent on Hall
Terms: One half cash. balance In six and twelve
months for notes bearing inter est and secured by
&c ossd OF S,us; on the premises. An ling
90 '''t e rs: e sFsliE, xs . S.s.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
- Acctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. $40, Southeast corner nh and streets.
TEE Ror yAkgA 81 rggILDINe PRopksrY
BhTWnss P III sssYESTs sT nNINn TssT
sA sHt fr ~ H66 SEeSslrE rHs oESrsE
1.-THE PREMISE Q, Lot N %. A. in the recorded sub.
SiNis ss OF original Lots Nos and z in SQUARE
very best built BRICK BSdDss o. .ne
owned and oceupies sy p Bsrshslo1 ae s isC'e
nn.ii sn bu.ness property being op
Terms One third cash; balance in nix, tvelvs.
snd eighteen months, for notes bearing Interest,
end secured By deed Of trust on the pre- ises
Of rs cosp Ss the cost
mh22 eotAl9 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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@As summer approaches the young ladies'
are discarding their bonnets for Jockey hats.
~Wigs OF floss silx are fashionable in Paris
for the ladies'
SThe sleighing is excellent on the Hoosac
mountains.
ga tax on bachelors from thirty years up
wards Is proposed In Paris.
~Ciergymen may be transported for four
teen years for marrying couples in England az.
ter noon without special Incense.
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DIED.

OhAOs
CRUX. On Sunday. 18th instant, Mr.. THOMAS
CkUN, rstive OF England, but o resident of tni :
country tor forty years, and Of this city for n ne
years. IA he list year of his age
His funeral will take place To morrow Tues
day morning AZ II O'Clock. from his late residence
No 4t0 18th street, between G and II streets
Friends are iRyited to attend.
LUTZ- On the evening OF the lstn inst, JOEN
5 LUZ, n the 54th year of his age.
HE funeral viii take place from the residence OF
BIS brOthsr. ". A. LutZ, corner a., andC streets,
Tuesday afternoon, Goth instant, at O'Clock. The
friends OF the family are invited to attend.
Morning papers please copy.l
JULIEN On Monday morning, the 18th of
April. OF Pneumonia, Miss ADELAIDE JUL
LIEN. IN the ODD year of her age.
Her 70 neral Will take place from her late resi-
denee- No 4 18th street. on "Wednesday morn
n. OF 81. Patrick Church, and the friends Of the
family are invited t0sttend.
FLETCHER. On the morning Of the 18th inst .
SARAH n. fLETCHER In her 9th year, widow
II the late Charles Fletcher, and for the last s.
years resident Of thie city.
Further notfce viii be given OF the funeral.
BURKE. On Wednesday. A priI lssh, Is %, Q %
accident occurred on the Ba timore and Ohio Rail
IOSd ~ which was killed and mang led and dra gzed
several yards the eldest son of John md Mary
burke, aged II years, leaving heart broken father
and mother. Msy he rest in peaee.
baltimore sun
WILLIAMS ELIZA HETTY AHN WILL
LIAMe, A pril y, in the 3Si year OF her age. May
her soul rest in peace.
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~ ~.
E:; OF the District Of Columbia, made in the
.cause OF G0oding and Brosd " alter VS. FAunce
et al: No, E9, Equity Docket Z. dated July Is,
1855, will offer az auction. on WEDNESDAY,
the 2oth day OF April. a. 1889, at O'Clock p m.
on the premises. Lot No three. g. in Square 500
situated on street south, with the prove
ments. consisting Of a substantial threestory
Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase money
20 be paid In cash; and the residue In equal IL
etaiments ut six and twelve months, with interest
10 be secured by approved notes, and q lien re-
ser's cost
The terms OF sale must be cong Piled with With n
one week after sale, the property will be resold
after enc weeks notice, at the risk cad cost of
the frat purchaser.
WAITER 8. COX. Trustee.
ap 7-2aw3w GREEN VILLA Ms, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
f sRkEs 2 WILLIAMS.
No. sac eoathsess corner IN and D ssrpesa

~ eRkkN . WILLIAMS.
~ Aucticneers and Real Bstsse Brc&sss
NO. go eoathsess oornsr 7th and ssrssss.
ESSsSCurosy SALE on rHE yALuABLU
TsE LAfi kLEREo LhE. Ds6EasRb. w
BY virtue Of the last vill Of Alfred Lss,
- TO sell snd convey hi. real estate, 70 csrry
~ 'ha ,fosinoos q the vail and Of an order q
iSs Warrington county, dsted Che is,s Of Mach.
r.. re. VI TIE term. 81 sale, vii ss. ss
psblie auction. in front Of tho prsms.-.' "a az
.s. 81 tos each ssle, s IN. ute ssd ia
SslSsps p sS Sses,.ea g ..s n "a. fole.,.s
each person IN iuteres; shall recaive his ., her re-
on Il ' aS,, . q ,.s ~ =, ~
m. Lots san % end seven ,1l, IN square ssa q
sty hss sst ana sSt ana OSe s.cs
sss os,I Ise . 81 hSsss stree y one
s9 ses s.ss%es, fTs s 81. ao. .s'rO''&
On sAMk DAY, Immediately after above ssis,
estty sevsn 81 irostins .SsessSSse AM ~
asht inches y iest inches on New York ave
~ iDehe. CIss feet inches on si.t stree, VEST
improved by two-story and basement Frame
On THURspAY,Apr ed. 1853. a.s o'cleos
y. Lot fourteen tls.l In 80 edlvfsioa Of square
twenty aSe q Feet by the aepS or IL 10,
,Setl on lsth street wet, hetvesn Ohio ana
ans payment, and 60. and water. 20 N. eerS'
ID FAM ID AZ At 80 o clock D. m. Part. q
o1e - auu iOoItsen, IA Ia square i've hun
or.d AID thirty one. (55l beginning 81 the south
west corner oflot one, runnins thence north Ssrd-
~ along the eastern line % lot too ninety
hine ieet and nine and one half inches % FEET
lhcbes,l thence eest twenty feet, D feet A
te-hoe south 70 the line Of north Z street an1
renee with TIE line OF laid street % ths nae al
% ginniug Improved by three stery ana 49,
utnt BRICK Dwelling with back builiiue: on north
,strset, between Sd and an streets se.t' a a..
sirsbis Issidssce neSr the Oity Hall
rs. tour. al in SQUARE al@Ser.d shirsesp' III
iront2s one hundred iool let on north street,
vest improved y stwo story Brick House.
Terms OF sale: One third cash: halauce IN ANAL
insslments at six. tsDtweve. (I3 aud eighteen eisl
months, said balance 20 bear interest from dsy %
premises Sl0 dawn on each piece Of property
when the same 10 bid on. Convey anoinG end
JOHN H JOHNsoN, Executor.
AD1d GREEN n WILLARD
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RY WIN. L. WALL Co, Auetioneers,
Southwest cor. Penna. ave- and 9Th street

lY WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
ID stores 81 and 3l7,
Southwest cor. Penns. ave. and 9th street.
TRUsTEEs SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL.
- BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated the 9TH
In. day OF December. 1867. and recorded n Liber
@E. @. E, No "a, folio =. enc Of the Land
Records of the County OF Washington. D. o.. i
ehall sell at public auction in front of the prem
fsee, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of Aprif, at
O'Clock, Lots -, In Square go, fronting each
twenty one feet on lst street east bet south
And streets, BY depth Of 100 feet, with improve
Also. Immediately after the above Lots II and II.
In S0aare go, on East Capitol street. between Sth
and 9Th streets, south side, with improvements,
consisting Of one neat Frame House Of I'VE rooms
aha one small Frame House of three rooms
Also, Let 4. in square ] .O85, on North A street
between 18th and 7th streets east fronting IS feet
on North A street.
The above described parcels Of land are amope
the most eligible east Of the Capitol. The Lots on
lst street are directly opposite the "Duddlngton
Place. handsome row Of three story houses
Those on East Capitol street are well located in :
thriving peighborhood
Terms: One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deeds of trust
The sale to commence with Lots -, in Square
go.
A deposit Of SEQ will be required on each piece
OF property g sson sold.
JOHN 3. ARRISON. Trustee
ma 81 Paw w. L. WALL 90, Aucts.
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llY GREEN wILLIAMs,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26 southeast corner 9TH and ID Streets

TRUSTEES SALE OLA TwO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING ON L STREET
SOUTH, BETWEEN 5rH AND 9Th STREETS
EAST AT AUCTION.
x::3 Of the Distrfct of Columbia, passed In cause
1i said court, Little vs.. Little, No SIS, Equi
the premises. at O'Clock ,. "a, on WEDN
Of SQUARE No SIS having s. fee, inches trout bg
Ia ieet II inches deep, With tn: improvements ,
attic Brick house. with a fine dry cellar, Wide
halls, wine rooms, &c.
Terms: One half cash; the balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
and secured by deed of trust on the premises All
convey aDcfug and revenue stamps At the cost OF
the purchaser. 500 will be required the day Of
sale. JANE LITTLE. Trustee.
apl9-d GREEN VILLA MS, Aucts
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sALEoF LOTS IN SQUARE .2O, HEARR.IL-
ROAO DEPOT.


nder trust deed OF February s, 1857. recorded
IN Lioer X Nj. II J.. No 81. OF land records Of WASH
ibgton county, pages is4. &C and in pursuance q
sr3se luent az reeInents Of the parties, the usder
signed trustee. will. WEDE ESDAT AFTIR
NOON May 18th, 1859, at clock the premis
begiH the sale OF remaining Lots in said square,
- tiows Lot IS. 10 feet 'front.' about no feet
deep; area, 80 covered alley way I'D einiug. II
By a. area, SIS. Loa a. Is, ~. So 81. g. SO 80, S.,
So 81. IS. 50, each Is feet front and ITO feet deep
sres' 50 Lot g. IS feet front and n. feet deel:
ares US; ADJOINING q covered alleyway. IL by
ares, tOls. Lot. g. Is d. Is, IS, e. ss, 81. each =
feet trout and ITO feet deep: area of each d.
There IL q Frame House on Lots % aac o. Lot 100,
Is feet front, ITO feet deep; area, 9.7so
Terms OF sale One third OF purchase money cash !:
oslsnee o ~ ana Is months, the perChAsers %
give their notes for the deferred payments, with
interest from day Of sale secured BY deed u trust
Each purchaser must deposit with the austieneer
80 on each lot purchased by him at the time %
such purchase, and comply with the terms Of ssie
within ten days the trustee reseryiag the right 20
reseil IN case OF non cempli suce at said pur sha-
sers risk aud cost, In which event the dsposit
W. 6. HUNTINGroN Trustee.
spl-dSds C0OPkR LATIMER, Aucts.