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uRSso1ped. That che Committee on Do
nestle Missions 80 authorized to secure tne
services Of an evangelist to labor Within
the bounds Of this Prcsbytery, ana guar
rantss Ia him q salary Of 81, 600 per an
MN, % Ia raised by assepssn,ent upon tne
ahn..h - vith;n It's bounds, and that this
sssnssr,ent he paid quarterly, the first in
stalment to be paid the lst Jane next, ana
that the chairman Of Committee on bones,
tic Missiona be directed to notify the seversi
churches Of this action Of Presbytery. ~,
And under this resolution, the several
churches we're ratably assessed.
Rev. E. H. Campston appeared, ana Pc
inc excuaed for hardness, took his seat az 9
member Of Preshytery. 5
Committee on Finance made their report {;
which wss adopted. ], !,
On motion, the treasurer was directed
hereafter to furnish each minister of this
presbytery with q copy of the minutes OF
the General Assembly.
Ordered, That the sum Of forty dollars
(amount assessed upon this Presbytery for
travelling expenses Of directors of Union
Theological Seminary be paid by the trea-
surer out Of any funds not otherwise ap-
propriated. -
On motion, Synod's resolution concerning
education Of children was referred to q
committee consisting Of Revs. R. B. White,
D. D., John B. Ross. and Peyton Harrison.
The order Of the day-free conversation
on the state OF religion in the bounds OF
this Presb ytery-was then taken up, and
reports were heard from the ministers and
churches, and were referred to the commit
tee on the Narrative.
Revs. J. B. Taylor, Jr., Of the Baptist
Church, being present, was invited TO q seat
as corresponding member.
The Presbyterial Report to the General
Assembly was read and approved.
The Committee on Supplies for Vacant
Churche s made the following report: wash
iupton (Rappahannock) Church-Revs. H..
8. Bell, one Sabbath in May and one in Au-
gust r. L. M. Marian, one Sabbath In
June G. q. Nourse, one Sabbath IN July;
A. D. Pollock, one Sabbath in June. pa
densburg-Revs. G. H. Nourse, one Sab
bath in May; J. B. Ross, one Sabbath IN
June: J. J. Bullock, one Sabbath in July
J. A, Lefevre, one Sabbath in August;
John souiers, one Sabbath in September.
The Committee on Rockville and Bethesda
Church Records made their report, recon-
mending approval, with the exception that
the records do not chow the opening and
CLOSING of seasonal meetings with prayer.
Report adopted.
Presbytery adjourned until tomorrow
morning at O'Clock. Closed with prayer
by Rev. j. B. Ross.
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Meeting of Lexington Presbytery-
Proceedings OF two Days.
For8 ho ntenafch.
Reported for the Dispatch.


sBEmERrAH CHURCH, April IL, 1869.
The Presbytery Of Lexington met at this
place at noon to-day. This church 1s near
the head of Middle river, about twelve
miles southwestof Stanton, Augusta coun-
ty, Va, in very beautiful valley. Rev. j..
b. Gilmer is the pastor.
The following ministers were found to be
present Rev. Messrs. Calhoun, Brown,
Bell, Fletcher, See, Baker, Bowman, Gil
mer, Pratt, Richardson, Price, Murray,
Thomas, Kennedy, Halves, and Winfree.
The churches are represented by about
the same number of ruling elders.
The opening sermon was preached by
Rev. N. W. Calhoun, moderator of the last
meeting.
The following officers were elected for
present meeting: Rev. P. Fletcher, OF
Churchville, moderator, and Rev. Messrs.
See and Murray, clerks.
Rev. S. j. Baird, D. D., presented die
mission from the Potomac Presbytery, of
the Old School Assembly, and after exami-
nation, was received as member Of this
Presbytery.
1t was ordered that the first half hour Of
each mornings session be spent in devo-
tional exercises. The usual committees to
prepare business were appointed by the
moderator.
Adjourned to tomorrow morning.
THURSDAY, April 22d.
Rev. r. J. Taylor and Rev. Robert Scott,
and also several elders, appeared this morn
ing and rendered excuses for hardness.
Various reports from the pastors and
churches were presented and referred to
committees.
The subject Of life assurance was brought
UP through an overture from church ses-
sion, asking the question: SIS life assu-
rance in harmony with the teachings OF the
word Of God? Considerable discussion
ensued upon the duty and propriety Of the
PresbyteTy's giving decision upon this
matter.
The merits Of life insurance were not be-
fore the body, but it came out incidentally
that there was very decided difference OF
opinion among the members, some regard
ing it as both wrong and impolitic. The
answer returned to the overture was that
the Presbytery did not feel called upon TO
give decision in this matter, but that
every one must act in accordance with his
own convictions Of duty.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson read the report of
the Standing Committee on Domestic Mis-
sions. disappeared that three missionaries
and an evangelist are employed, at an an
nual expense of $3.50. These we're all
diligently employed, and several more are
urgently needed in vacant churches and
missionary fields. 1t was ....
ResolUed, That on adjourned meeting
of Presbytery be held at Williamsville,
Bath county, on the third Monday of May
next, to ordain and install Mr.. j. W. W.
Winfree pastor of New Bahany and Rocky
Run churches"
The free conversation on the state of re-
ligion in the churches was now begun, and
continued until the adjournment. From
the statements of the various ministers and
elders it appeared that the churches were
evidently advancing in external prosperity,
and at least not receding in their spiritual
condition. D.
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fter The snow, before the thunder
When- March no more, with stormy hours,
Keeps saa-fowl from the sea asnnder,
a Fl snoce grows thin 'twixt foam ant
flowers;
And rain bows come, and winds are less, q
: And clouds are ebony now, now pearl;
Then dead may seem my bitterness,
Drown,d-where the woods their hags un
fprI-- Es..A-- 2 ~ !@r-s.. - .--"a.w x,
In music of the MERLE as ~ -
Dead. and new blue violet wreath
= Ia found each morning on Its grave;
Drown'd; but II dies n harder death
With each fresh Springs returning wave
Dead; but, ali! youth being parted, now
n JOY is as grief, slayer as slam
Drown'd; butts drowning arms, to"'
Have cIasped me, nor shall loose again
? Till sunset thwarts the main. -,E; +. s-.-.
Till sunset thwarts the sea, where striving
OF swimmers is, and wreck Of ships; ,.'
Till the great giver comes, whose giving e
Is sweet, pd4very pale his lips
All Youth Of mine that have spent!
Can Life, thy glorious flush that knew,
Survive thee yea; the armament
+ Still hangs, nor is one whit less blue,
Ger Hellas and Peru
o hours of dreaming o er a tress!
Odays Of glamour, not OF gold!
o unreturning carelessness - s.t
- And yet-the sweet times are the old
We're they SO sweet, those days OF old
. Alas IF MI the west o. tn wind
OF Youth be Menory-Age Will Whlrl
a bitter blast on me who find,
Now, scarce more solace than the chur!,
In music Of the merle. 70
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he BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

A ssIGNEES SALE OF ATS ACRES OF
"A LIANT, IN KING sNDQJEEN COUNTY,
CALLED "MounT kIRY,n NEAR TOsHACK-
ELFURD'S P0ST-OFFICE, AND OLA. OTHER
assignee In bankruptcy OF G.. II. Bland shall
sell at pubic auction, In front OF the courthouse
Of the United States District tout. In the city OF
O'Clock NJ. that valuable farm lIcated as above,
mo- &C upied BY the said Bland, called MOUNT
AIRYn containing Ats acres. On this tract there
lso another tract OF land, cont aiming 131 acres
about two miles from "houot AIry.n
The foregoing tracts Of land win be sold free
from all incumhrancps.
TERMS: One.fourth cash; balance at 8, and II
months for negotiable notes, interest added. and
the vendors lien retained until all Of The purchase
money is fully paid
apl5-aawtis .r er e Assignee.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
c,o-responseace Of the Richmond dispatch.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1869.

' = = 49, WASHINGTON, April %, 1859.
During the entire week the impression
has been held by ell parties interested
that, to-day committee representing the
Walls party in Virginia would call upon
the President and 6 interview" concern
inc the situation and the proprieties at
tending II. Your correspondent, with the
intention Of sending telegraphic report Of
the proceedings to the Dispatch, was at the
executive mansion several times during the
daywbut could not learn that any .proba-
bfiity existed of the party obtaining an in
terview to-day, even IL they called. In the
first place, the President was busily en-
gagged this morning with the number OF
senators who desire to leave town as early
as possible, and the Cabinet meeting at
noon, with the chances Of long session,
weuld have itself prevented an interview
to-day, However. the Virginians ~ were
not ct the White House. II they are in the
city they may call on the President to-mor-
row. There is no doubt but that in very
short time now the President will issue the
order directing the Virginia election. l
am assured that the strong evidences OF
favor with which the policy Of the Presi-
dent concerning the vote in that State is
received in influential quarters there is
gratifying to General Grant, who is anxious
that among the fret acts Of his administra-
ton may be the restoration Of the unrecon-
strueted States to their proper positions In
the Union. -
There has been considerable comment to-
day concerning the difficulty between Soma
tors Spragust and Abbott, and there has
been reason for the expectations Of some
thing serious, inasmuch as General Abbott
asserted positively that unless sprague re-
tracted his remarks in the Senate yesterday
he (Abbott) would publicly disgrace him.
So far, however, there has been no row,
and the public comment is becoming less.
What will be done tomorrow on the part
Of either Of the distinguished senators is
kept to themselves, if anything is intended.
The Treasury still holds heavy balance
in gold, there being over o hundred and
ten millions, including coin certificates on
hand.
The removal of Mr.. Mix as chief clerk
Of the Indian Office was not unexpected.
Inasmuch as it is intended to Thoroughly in
augurate different system Of affairs of
that Office it was considered by the new
authorities that thorough change in the
important officials should be made. There
is much sympathy here for Mr.. Mix. He
is one Of the most courteous gentlemen, as
we'll as one of the most competent officials,
vine have fallen under the ban Of the new
administration. TIMoN.
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90 81 BY wellington Goddin, =
,faasffoneerg and Real Estate Agent.

rTRU.sTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
: IRoN-FRoNT TENEMENT ION LE Z, 20
GRoUND1 ON THE aOFTH SIDE 0F AtIN
RETWFEN SUPPLEMENTARY FIFTEENTH
yil:ne seed Of trust Sssriea
date on the 18Th July. 1858 Only recorded III Rich.
mond Unstings courtpI shall in execution thereof
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises,
On MONDAY The Sd May ses. at di O'Clock y. n. !.
81 fdr IL nos-the first fair day thereafter, that
valuable iRON-FRONT TENEMENT mo. 81
located as above. now In the. occupancy OF said
dwelling, for which purpose It was copstructed.
The store fs handsone ones and the dwelling psrt
Is we'll finished and most conveniently Arranged,
having all OF the usual modern cpnYeniences. -
Mr: Gregory viii take pleasure IN showing Inc
The grounf-, emf will expire Sd Jnly; 1850. 1t Is
ut the rate Of 800 per annum payable In currency,
or Ss61 pay able in gold q and at the end OF the
lease the building Is to b. paid ZOE ey the lessor as
TEfMs Whilst the deed rsqaires cash ga sale EN-
accept in lieu Of cash-one-fourth cash balance
at four. eight, and twelve months for negotiable
an 90 b. H.; BERRY, Trustee.
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BY WELLINGTON doddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF ONE-N1NTH
"A INTEREST IN ONE HUNDRED MD
COUNTY, GALLEY "THE EFCK," AND
oNE-NINTH INTEREST IN THE. SUM- OF
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS PAYABLE
Upon THE DEATH OF A. LADY AGED
sIXrY-VUUR YEARS.-As assignee IN bank
ruptcy OF j. u. Anderson I shall sell at public
auction, in front Of the court 'u.e OF the United
States District Court In the city Of Richmond. on
THURSDAY the 6.h OF Nay, Ec9, az y O'Clock
d., GNE-NINTH INTEREST ~ ONE HUN.
DRIED AND TWENTY ACRES OF LAND
near to Verdon, called 81 he Neck.
Also. ONE-NINTH INTEREST IN THE SrM
upon the death of lady whose age is stated TO be
sixty-four years. r,c,x,
a., is otawtds Assignee.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
HEAVY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IMPROVING.
PETERSBURG, April "a, i

PETERSBURG, Apfil "a, 1869.
Mr.. John E. Lemoine, residing on Old
street, was last night robbed Of q large
quantity-some twelve or fifteen hundred
pounds-of bacon. The smoke-house near
his residence was forced open and relieved
of its entire contents 80 quietly that the
rogues were undisturbed, and are not even,
UP to this afternoon, suspected. This is
the second time within few weeks that MIR.
Lemoine has suffered serious depreciation
from rogues. On former occasion his
dining-room was entered and valuable
plate and other articles distracted.
Though the receipts of produce continue
light, yet there has been considerable ami
nation in business during the week. The
country merchants have been buying quite
literally for the times. s.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auct,oneer and Real Estate Agent.
ss1eNEE,s SALE OF FoUR-FIFrHs

"A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF FOUR-FlFfH
IA OFvALU BILE FARM OF THEE HUN;
DIED AND TH1R1Y-I1VG hCRHS MnkE CH
AID an oUFEH CoUNTY.-ts assignee in hank.
ruptcy OK James A. Goalder. shall sell, at public
auction, in front or the TRIED states District
nay the Oh OF May. 1889, at II e'clnck N, four
ffths of that VALUa BILE FAEd known as
"MONTE situated In the county OF MEG
aud Queen containing. by estimation. THEE
HUNDRED AND 1HiRrY-FlTs ACRES, ad-
Joining the lands Of Francis Iayler; J.. 4.
Vaurbaa. and Richard Williams on which the
said Goalder now resides. II will be sold free
from all iDcumbrances except the wife's coniin-
gent RICH. of dover.
TERMS |: one fourth cash balance at 4. and
70 mouths for negotiable notes, interest added ana
vendors lien retained until ali the purchase mo-
ney is fully paid.
onls oawtds .. Assignee.
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BY wellington 6oddin,
Auctioneer ard Real Estate Agent.
GE AND VA

EIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE AND Va
It CANrI,Or THE SOUT HEAST cox,
NER OF GARY AND FIRsT STREETS FOE
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 1ith Of May,
1859, CONNIE ncing at S O'Clock Z. NJ: the large
and admirably we'll built BRICK Nv shLiN,1
located as above. 7 he Lot bias front on me
south side OF Cary street Of 10 feet and runs back
1855 feet 10 an alley in common The DWELLiNH
contains eleven rooms besides HI chen Win Jour
rooms good smoke-house and large brick stable
and carriage house. The whole premises ars
in good order. The d W j. Ii u was efectea
by the late firm Of Beazty Quar!es, anu
M expense spared to make It, as II really Is .
first-ciass residence. u Is owned by DIR James ).
Williams twas formerly occupied by him ana 10
now In the occupancy OF Mr. Francis I. GlAsgo"'
at an annual rent OF 5729 ,.
TIE property will be sold as whole or so DIVIDED
as to sell of lot TO the east froLtlng 30 feet on
Cary street. ID.
TERMS One-fTth cash: balance ut four, elg1i,
twelve sixteen, and twenty months Tor negotlapie
notes, interest added. secured BY strust deco.
w. G0DDlN, Auctioneer.
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BY James III. Taylor, Auc:ioneer,
Office No. s21 Main street.
p three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, AT THE
v CORNER OF NINETEENTH AND CABY
STREETS FOR SALEAT AUCTION.-Will be
cold on THURSDAY the 10th instant, on the pre-
misses, at O'Clock 2. NJ. the property as above
situated, with the aRICK WALbS standing there
on. now occupied by Mr.. 3. Wardwell rs col
and woodward. The LOT fronts on Cary ttEeet
a. feet runs back about lso feet to Dork street,
and Is considered to be one OF The most desirable
los on the Dock.
TERMS: One third cash balance 90 credit OF
six and twelve months, with interest added.
apps JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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"a Z - MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, Va,
,s2April22, 1869aaISy
Editors Of the Dispatch:

Editors'of the Dtsp otcb:: ,;,.,r,sss-. =
Gentlemen,-In5 your issue Of the } 10th
you have an article on &c concentrated fer
filters for corn" In that article Mr.. Ruff
fin says, "' It Is better to buy the manipu--
lated article than attempt TO make it, un-
less fish can be had in the quantity re-
quired, and at or near the price stated
Now, my dear sirs, fish can be had here
for the mere trouble Of catching them, and
in quantities sufficient to manure our en-
tire farms. But the difficulty is how to
prepare it. II we put them on the land
and pillow them in, what the dogs and bug
yards leave turn to worms, and the worms
to flies, and OFF they go. It is true, it does
some good, but not all |; and the time We
would have to wait for the land before put
ting in the crop would make it too late to
plant corn. Cannot some one Of your read
ers inform us, on tide-water, how it can be
done BY each one for himself? ! think
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and .our roosters occupy The same spsfs
mani nav With perches contiguous .oeash other.
1Ia # it ia not possible to divide the
taS.,s n NAV be rnanaged that some Kind
~ ab;eId NAV be put between the psrches
=, n S tbe master birds from chasing
tSs IN ,,nderliprs out, as they will do time
s s4s u t;ms t;iI dusk. With fifty hens to-
a a much more attention Will, ne ere re-
s su;rsd "a hinder laying hens from disturb
me- those incubating; and when chickens
oye Matched, coops viii be required TO pen
sact, ham in for come time, that the little
o ous NAV not be injured. 20. G. a1'aao1s
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By Lee q Goddin, Aucttoneers,
No. lll7 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
Y ANDLOT, ON TWENTY-THIRD STREET
BETWEEN kNDM, AT PUBL AUCTION.
By virtue OF a decree OF the Hastings Court for
tie city of Richmond in the cause STYLED =" Ga,
briells stone rS. &. q. Flgget dls.." pronounced
on the 2oth day Of pill. 1850 the under signed ap-
pointed a special COMMIT ssioner therein wi, wil on
O'Clock Z. NJ. proceed to sell at public auction
the real estate mentioned In said decree as follows
to wit: n LOT or GROUND situated on the
eastern side of Twenty. third street and fronting
t: ereou 80 feet and extending back lS2 feet, said
lot commencing at the distance of l4o feet from the
interst elton Of n and said Twenty-tbird streets,
and running in southern direction 80 feet upon
which Is a comfortable FRAME DWELLING
with four rooms. coal ard wood-Eouses, &c.
IrR3IS: ne-half cash; bal5nce at three and
six months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured by trust deed aaxes for 1899 the pur-
chaser to paw q. A.. ATkIHSDN, LR,
Specil commissioner.
Sac conducted by LEE q GODDIN, AuCtlcneers.
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctl2neer,
w No. s2l Main street,
three doors below the spctswood Hotel.
SALE OF VALUABLE REA1

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of the
provisions of deed Of trust dated the 24th day OF
December, 1852 executed by Robert %1llett 10
Benjamin Chalk, trustee, and also by virtue OF the
provisions Of another deed OF trust dstea ne tStn
John B. Young trustee, to secure the payment OF
certain debrs mentioned and described In said
deeds the same being OF record In the clerks
office Of Richmond Hastings Court, the under.
named OF said deeds, ana Edward I. annon. sub
siituted trustee in the first named OF said deeds,
1.-THE said Benjamin. CHALK, the former trustee,
having departed this liie MI at the request s ana
on TUESDAY the 31th day of April, 1853. az the
hour OF 4 P. NJ. II fair If not the next fair ~
thereafter, offer for sale at auction. on the pre-
mses the f"nwnS EsAL
will be necessary to discharge the debt and costs
therein mentioned: That certain LOT or PAR
GEL OF LAND In the city Of Richmond desig-
mated IN plan Of French Garden, IN said city, as
Lot No. 8. the same being 30 feet wtds and running
back $40 feet, and fronting on Ninth street tcon-
tinued), with all the mprovements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE Cash IS to SO much OF the pro-
ceeds OF sale as may DO sufficient 70 detray Inc sx.
with interest thereon from the z4th OF december,
1859 and the further sum of SlS6H with fnterS st
their on from the 18th OF February, 1857 and rs TO
the residue OF the purchase money on suG c
Wtlet may direct, or In defanlt OF such direction,
on such terms the said trustees shall see TIC on
the day OF sale.
Ieved to be indisputab'e but the undersigned,
seliag as trustec7 win Of course convey with the
D''AA 'p'''S' "''' EDWARD Y. CANYON,
-s r.s az Substituted Trustee.
JOHN B. YOUNG, Trustee.
sale to be conducted by JAMES d. TAYLOR,
Auctioneer. .as.s i. ap ID
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS Day.
THIS DAY.
BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
.. No. l3l7 Main street. m..


e~1---->-.------~~---~~ ~~>-~-~>~-r~~~-~--
/ BY Thomas ". Keesee, Auctioneer,
/! ......- No. 1917 Main street.
TJOUsEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO,
Il CROCKERY, AND GLASSWARE, aT
a UIJTION.-I will sell at my store Mo. 1917
Main street, on THIS MORNING the goth iastsnt,
- ~ ROSEWOOD and MsHOGtNY sOFAa
MAHOGANY aKM-CH k1RS,
MAHOGANY BUhEhUS,
MAHOGANY SiDEBOARDS,- q -.-.. =
JENNY LIND, FRENCH, and COTTAGE
HAIR and sHUOK MATTRESSES,
EEaTHhR b eds,
elegant KUSE WOOD CASE SEVEN-
. .. OCTAVE PIANO,
f WRITING DESHS,
. HILDREN'S CARRIA GTS,
=- CkOCKERY and GLASSWARE,
large COOKING-sTOVE and COOKING
q UTENSILS,
GINGER,
: PEPPER,
SPICE,
BLUFING,
INDIGO4
a.E CUPPARAS,
! -s- BLEACHING, etc. $500
( THOMAS w. KEEsEF,
ap2e Auctioneer.
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ID, .rs BY Lyne,& Brother,
Auctioneers; and, Real Estate Agents,
No. l4s9 Main street.

TOUR TWO-SToRY FRAMED TENE-
a. MENTs IN THE PLAN OF FULTON.
NEAR THE FULTON STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH. FOR SALE AT sUCJION.-Wew will
sell at public auction, on the premisss, on WE'D
NE5DAY, 18th day OF april, 1859, az - O'Clock T.
IL, four small FhAMFD TESEMENTS located
as described, containing three rooms each.
The lots font on street 90 feet wide IL by lae
feet each.
Parties OF limited means wishing to invest would
LYME & BROTHER,
apps sIs Estiag - Auctioneers.