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Mn. pENDLEToN AND THE CuIHEsE.-In
his last speech at Cincinnati, Mr. Pcndleton
objected TO the ratification of the fifteenth
amendment; for various rcasons-among
them the following:
'Io5iect to It's adoption because it is
part and parcel Of scheme to flood the
country with t. forced importation of an
immense number of Chinese coolies, and
to bring into our alien races a more difficult
form Of the social and governmental ques-
tons that have so unhappily divided our
ncnnle.'
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sAn Acc1nrHr,-nn Hednesdau ereninr

SAD ACCIDENT.-On Wednesday evening
last q most heart-rending accident occurred
in Miles River Neck, ct the residence Of
Mrs. Tilghman, whereby two ladies lost their
lives, and third is lying in precarious
condition. As far as we have been able to
learn, it was caused by the explosion of
kerosene lamp. Three persons we're badly
burned; two died on Thursday, and the
third is not expected tolive.-f. NichaePs
[ LII Hdznnt
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SPAlE.
MADRID, September l3.-Thc King OF
Italy says of Aosta and the Spanish throne
that his son shall never reign except by the
unanimous call Of the Constituent Cham
bcra.
MADRID, September IA commissioner
has been appointed to consider the altcra-
ton of the colonial penal code, administra-
tive reforms, and tic abolition Of slavery
in Porto Rico.
FRANCE.
PARIS, September lG.-Ccneral Pnm is
here.
BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, September l3.-Belgium de-
clincs joining Bavaria in support Of Prince
Hohenlindcn'S policy respecting the Ecu
mcnical Council.
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Destruc.ive Fire In Atlanta, Gin,

ATLANTA, GA, September ia large
fire in this city early yesterday morning
destroyed six oncstory brislS stores on
Marietta street, and the large building
known as the Norcross Corner, corner OF
Marietta and Peachtrec streets. The loss
is estimated at over 100000; insured for
S5S 600
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Letter from Eoufsn County.
correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch
Louisa COURTHOUSE; Sent. Ii. 1860


LOUISA COURTHOUSE; Sept. Is, 1869.
The drought still continues in oil it's &c.
verify. 1t is believed that the crop of corn
this year. will average from onc-third to
one-fourth Of the usual quantity made on
the land. The land has been SO dry that
very little, if any, following has been done.
There appears to be no prospect of rain, as
the weather continues cool. Some farmers
will begin to cut tobacco this week. The
best judges say that the tobacco crop tilis
year will be Of very inferior quality, and in
quantity will be but little more than one
third of what was made last year. Many
farmers who planted from Is, 900 to $4,000
tobacco plants last spring will not make
more than all average o. oG> hundred pounds
per acre.
A good many negro men near the line of
Spotsylvania and Louise counties, finding
that the farmers can give them no employ
mcnt, are leaving the county and going to
Fredericksburg and W4Tcnton. The ne
grocs are Jeg!nning to fec" that there will
not be any work for them about here next
year. Many farmers do rot cxpec to en-
ploy hands next year, o. cy will not have
provisions to feed them. ,najority of the
creek mills in Louisa Cni Snotsylyania
are dried up. One mill, .4r. Walter Holla-
days, does the grinding lor six or eight
creek mills.
To-day is Louisa court-Iay. There is
larger number of persons here to-day than
usual. \ large number Of horses, &C.,
sold here to-day. Nothing stirring going on.
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TEE BANK DEFALcAT1oH N BosToN.-
Daniel L. Saunders, Jr., is the party
charged with the defalcation Of about
100000 in Boston. He was the paying
teller Of the North National Bank in that
city, and is said to have lost heavily in
stock speculations.
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A YouTU ATTACKED BY WoLvEs.-A son
of Mr.. James Piles, of Pocahontas county,
was riding a mule on the Beaver Creek road,
between Huntersvillc and Mill Point, short
time since, when he was attacked by seven
wolves. The mule had been trained us q
:'trick mule" and as soon a. the wolves
rushed on him the mule applied kicks so
vigorously, aud the boy cxerted himself so
manfully, that they were driven oft. The
boys clothing was badly torn, and his
knucklcs severely skinned by striking them
on their teeth as they would jump up to
catch him. They had young ones lying in
the road-hcncc their fcrocity, as they arc
no, generally very dangerous 1'cen5rieT
IlIcDcndCnt
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WAsH1SGToN, September l3.-Thc recent
activity in the navy has no warlike mean
ing. The vessels were becoming damaged
BY idlcness, and it is proposed to use sailing
vessels for ordinary duty instead Of steam
ers, as matter of economy.
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COUNTEEFEITs.-G detectives
have obtained possession OF the Autograph
stone from which the tive-dollar counter
felt grccnbacks that have been extensively
circulated in the South and Southwest were
struck. 1t is estimated that from this stone
alone over half million dollars of spu-
rious notes have been printed. They have
also obtained possession of the stone from
which the counterfeit fyc-d0llar bills on the
Jcwctt National Bank, Of Jcwctt, Conn,
that were so extensively circulated O few
months ago, were printed. The principals
of this extensive gang Of counter.citcra are
now in custody.
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CAR BURHED.-We learn that freight
car from this city, loaded with manufac-
tured and smoking tobacco and nails for
New Orleans, took fire and was entirely
consumed at Rocky Mount last Friday
PcterSJur1 ErDreSs.
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THE BYRON SCANDAL AGATN.-L0ndOn,
September ia letter in the Telegraph
asserts that Lord Byron did not meet
Mrs. Leigh from period before his mar
rage until after his separation with Lady
Byron.
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ALI. TnR WAY FRox SAN FRANCIsCo.-A
white man and his wife, with two children,
reached this city from San Francisco, Cal,
last Saturday afternoon, having made the
trip on foot, and been many months on the
Journey. They are on their way to hum"
down East, and looked very much like ira
yellers.-PcterSbarg Express.
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misunderstanding revivals are in
progress in several Of the Methodist and
Baptist churches in Bedford county.
There were seventy-fve conversions at
a camp-meeting recently held in Wythe
county.
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INITIATED BANK NoTEs.-Iutilstcd
bank notes burned during the week ending
Saturday last amounted to $4,000. Total
amount burned, S16,Ol5,74i Bank cur
rency issued for bills destroyed during the
week, e77,l70. Total amount issued there
for, $l5,946,555. Balance due Tor mutt
lated notes, SlG9, lS9. Circulation ortstand-
ing, 1899, 1920.
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Petersburg Markets.

=ypTEyBER 3.-Cottoa.-Market dull weak,
md declining. We quote ut 3iGI325c., but prices
nrc mainly nominal: as there Is very little doing
IYheu.-The market continues steady at SlooGg
81 Is for red aud Rl.690gsl.6J for white.
Cosn.-We quote sales at sl.2oGsl.22 for email
lots.
B,.tter-Thc.e has been fair demand the past
week and sales made al 3SGl!1c. for fair TO prime
country. Mountain, none. Goshen, 4aG9s5c. for
good 10 prime.
Beaa$.-For good 10 prime, Sllsi.5c.
BesStodr.-25El 40c.
Eggs.-There is a good demand for egg. at %
arse.
NGiiS.-We quote at 4S6l5c.
Oots.-We quote ut 55616Gc.
Pork.-Mess, s349sS5 n barrel; rump, sS2Gs'a;
pork hog, lSGl4c. q 70.
stock, $l.75.
Rye.-$ 22ISI.25.
Receive quote Carolina Ut l23c.
SPIRITS T,rpe1,finc steady 1T 4oG3isc. Demand
Hool.-Washed, so02sc. unwashed, .sG2ac.
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Accident at u Race-TOursc.

CARTHAGE, ONO, September l3.-An
elevated Platform ut the racc-coursc gave
way Saturday, seriously injuring seventeen
men and women.
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PROBABLE HosICIDE.-About / o'clock
Saturday morning, private soldier in the
Seventeenth United States infantry, on
duty at this post, named John Collins, was
shot, and probably mortally wounded, by
John Hagcrty, who resides Oh Twelfth
street, near Knights factory. The wound
ed man, with several other soldiers, it ap-
pears, had been on q clark" around town,
and were returning to camp, having in
their route to pass Hagerty's house. Ha-
certy, who had also been from home, and
had Just returned, was standing in his
door, when the soldiers came up, and some
angry words ensued between the parties,
when Collins stopped as though he in
tended to pick up q rock. Hagerty had
a gun in his hand, which he lev
elled and fred at Collins, the entire load
taking effect in the right arm little below
the shoulder, nearly cutting it completely
off. The soldiers ct once bore their COM
radc to camp, where his wound was dressed ;
but on Saturday evening it was found ne
ccssary to amputate the arm at the shout
der, which was accordingly done. Collinss
condition is very critical indeed, and we
learn that but very faint hope Is enter
tanned of his recovery.
Hagcrty made his escape after the shoot
ing; and though an active search was made
for him, the police had not effected his ar
rest at Il o'clock Saturday night. Il is be-
lievcd, however, that he has no. left the
city, and he will doubtless DC captured
LWlclJnrg Nelos.
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The people in this section are almost
unanimous in tho opinion that Lewis Nc
Kcnzic, of Alexandria, should be one of tho
United States senators from Virginia.
Manassas letter in Washington RepuJ'i-
ran
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SENT on PoR TRIAL.-Thc EGYPTIAN
corn" man, F. Z. G. Lindsay, arrested for
robbing the mails at Ravens Nest, III
Scott county, has been sent on for iudict-
mcnt in the United States district court at
Notwithstanding Meas.
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v,ITRE COD-LIVER OIL.-Just received
usupply of the above, which we can fef f,IIy
mend as being perfectly pure ana sweet iuny
"nnai In INV I'm the market. For sale by
eHu''- " j. BLAIR, Druggist,
,, s25 Broad street.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

N7OR SALE, at a very moderate lA,--o
4 rate. Il superior FAMILY HORSE. LSIA
CARRIAGE, ."ith four seats, and an excellent
ENGLISH SADDLE. Inquire for one wxck of
I. G.. JONES.
So IA-3t Richmond College.
TORSE FOR SALE.-A FINE E-77
I i IEOE-GEAY HORSE IS offered FOR III
sal" ri HlN'S stable, on Tenth street. Good stock
and recommended in every particular. sc lk-St
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r IEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
J. BLAIR, Druggist,
sos Broad street.
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Personal.
Foreign News.

New ORLEANS, September 13.-Juds'
Louis Dent is here.
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CROCK EgY, DC.

~
GUNNER TRADE.-ln store and for sale
- 4 large and wc-assortcd stock Of
SILVER-PLATED, CHINA, GLASS, and
EARTHESWA ARE,
which | am offering as low rs they can be obtained
I'm New York, to which / wOnd respectfully call
the attention Of the trade and public generally,
E!cdglng myself to sell As low and give as good ar
tclns for the money as any other establishment in
the State. Give me II call at
1906 MAIN STREET.
fva2 e.. c. GARY.
TRESH IMPORTATIONS.-kE
Il 4 GIBSON are now receiving ana opening,
of their own importation, large additions to their
STOCK. and are prepared to offer special Induce
ments to buyers. New and handsome patterns oil
Dinner Tea. and Toilet Sets IN rich. decorated
gold band: Plain White China ami White Granite
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great variety Fine Table Cutlery. OF Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers Walters. Gobcts, Forks Spoons, &c. ;
Refrigcrators, Watcr-Coolcrs, Casters. Lamps,
Looking lasscs, Block Tin and japan Ware In
great variety.
Country merchants, hotel-kcepcrs, and house
kccpcrs will consult their interests by calling on
US. ~ Ll<l-DuNr "a vi ,So ~,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street Richmond. va.
EDWARD B. TAYLOR and K. {. SUTTON, JR
Statesmen. my 10
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0,ARBOLIC SOAP will drive off and
~ cxterminatc all kinds Of vcrmn on CATTLE
dogs. fowls, and about the closets, pantrys, &C.,
OF dwellings, and speedily cure the mango or
scratches on dogs and hogs. Sold ut
MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store,
ra- 0l0 Main street.
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MINERAL WATERS
WI FROM THE VIRGINIA sThASoS
AND OTHER SOURCES.
ROCkBRIDGE ALUM,
HEALING,
ALLEGHhNY.
WHITE SULPHUR,
CONGRESS-,
HIGH ROCK,
VICIY from France,
SETTER from Germany.
Fresh supplies constantly receiving.
Pamphlets furnished on application.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
AMI Richmond, Va,
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INCENDIARIsM IN -,r"0nhC COUNTY, Va.
We regret to state til -: a. cntic informa-
ton has reached Us thHt Tie hand Of the
inccndiary is still applying the torch in
Accomac county, Va, and that on the night
Of the I'd instant the barn. stabling, car
riage-housc, &c, of Mr.. l.. Snecd, residing
on Onancock creek, near the village bear
ing the same name, were consumed by fire,
together with the burnirG C bis carriage,
two horses, q couple Ct r";lch CO.'S, farming
utensils, gearing, twcu.5 &c barrels of
old corn, &C., &c. Trul.v. The people of
Accomac are in deploraUIc and pi;iable
condition. -Neort01cn Gazette.
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cPECIAL NOTICE TO TOBACCO
= MAUFtCTURE%S.-W are in full stock OF
al kinds Of LICOEICE, and can sell at less than
New York prices. We name
j. c. & Co.. whole and half cases:
G. c., Dekhams importation, the old ana gcn'-
+. G. c., +. G. f., Scfrlarda, G. & F., In small
G.. and T., Xxx, II. VI. VI. Co..
r. and s. Stick Iicor!Cc,
De Rosa Stick IicOricc.
Also. GUM. sftcd, In barrels;
TONOCA BEANS, very superior quality;
SALAD OIL, in five-gaon thus.
HAREEYS X WILLIAMS.
en- II I'm ImnnrtcrS' AGENTS,
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rSFs TOBACCGTEsTS.

TOBACCO MANUFAC-
~ TUitEHS AND TOBhCCO-HON MAKERS.
We ha vc gotten up u MACHINE FOR CUTTING
JITE GROOVE IN TUE BOX IN compliance
with the recent Law to whore stamps shall bc al
fixed on the box. r,>r,-<.,-r>
I.l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth street,
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Err. Clifton W. Taylcure has leased the
French Theatre in New York,
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ALLEGIIANY SPRINGS, VA, August q, 1862.
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.
The proprletors Of this well-known watering
Mace having determined to prolong their season
Unit the close OF the month of october, and being
DESTROYS Of extending the benefits Of their valu-
able medicinal spring to the greatest number pro-
To reduce the terms Of board for the remainder
OF the season. After the 10th Of September the
following prices will be charged:
- "rd nov ,y,:ck ..............,..... Is 90
Board per month -four weeks ............. 80 W
An excellent livery IS provided on the premises.
Tho accommodations wifi in every respect be the
same as heretofore. COLHOIN ~,
Sc -aw Proprietors.
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ERON WORKS.
GtUMAC MILLS.
y
The subscribers are engaged In the manufacture
OF SCMAC MILLS, and from their knowledge and
experience believe they can construct better and
more perfect MILL than can be procured any
where In the United States.
We shall be pleased to correspond with all per-
sons iuclincdto engage In this business -
we will. If desired, put In operation all MILLS
purchased from us and will also furnish all the ne
ccssary information about grinding, &c.
SCOTT & BOWERY,
Hope Foundry,
cl-lmE Fredericksburg, Va
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DHyGS, MEDICINES, &c.
TO uOUSEKEEPERS.

TNO UOCSEKEEPERS.
KAY'S COAGULINE
will efrrctuav mend all kinds of glassware earth
.pwarr, veneer work. leather work, &c. 1t resists
heat and cold fire. acid, spirits is Clearly ana
coIorlcss and sets ut once. For sale ut
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drug store,
9l9 N18in street.
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NTOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.

ATOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
We would call the attention OF tobacco manu-
racturcrs to the fact that the NEW STAMPS have
been issued, and 1t would be advisable to groove
the boxes strictly In accordance with the revised
regulations, Il pamphlet copy OF which will be
supplied gratis to any manufacturer upon appli-
cation to u by mail.
We are prepared to make TWO-TIIlTDS CASH
ADVANCES upon full market value OF shipments
HOFFMAN. BALL & CO.,
Tobacco Commission Merchants.
aues-cod3m e3 Exchange Place, Baltimore.
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Z,
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SPECIFICS.

II ia unnecessary to make any comments on
.EIIhs,S EFFECTUAL ERADICATOR," as
the following certificate proves It's excellent quail
ties: .,> ,,u ,ssa
"Mr. j. Elias:
..Dcar SIr-This Is To certify that have used
yorr .Eradicator' three times In the course Of
week and conscicntiously say that have derived
wore relief from IL Than anything have ever trieo
have been afflicted with rheumatism for fifteen
wears and during that time have been unable 70
dresa without assistance. IL has cost me TWO
thousand dollars without receiving relief; Your
sEradicator' has acted like charm ana SIM n;
ccrely hone YOU will succeed In establishing II al
throiiyh the country and heartily recommend IL 10
all afflicted with rheumatic diseases contracted
from colds or other causes.
~ md believe me, yours. with gratitude,
"C C. uOPKISs, No. L. Broad street."
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Mnrfnrss Markets.

Norfolk Markets.
SEPTEMBER n--P. IL gsals. - Northern
white, 81; eouthern, si.59Ggsi.se.
BsesfcGr, 41aas2c.
eora,-White, sLl7 Yellow si.ie; mixed, Si!a'
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FJIAS,S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR guarantees 70
cure Dysentery, DiarrhGa ana all Do"ei oisof-
ders. Read certificate to J. Elias Esq.
..noar Cir = was suffering with the dysentery
four xr.ks and after taking one dose OF your
.EIlxir' was perfectly cured. can only say y
worked like charm on me; feco ita.,n. ~
highly 10 any one sufferlnS WIN any oiooAuA "
the bowels. c,.x.u,ry
.sYours truly. ). SEEESbAoa'
Richmond, April ID, lsC2.'
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ELIAs'S EFFECTUAL ELIXER BrTTERs,
for Dyspepsia, Heartburn, and denerai Deoaiity.
One bottle will prove its efficacy, ana as tonic
deles competition.
For sale at retail by principal druggists ana sro-
GERS, and wholesale by the proprietor NO. 'i''iAu
street, Richmond Va.
-, I'd si.,r.trrc. au3l-tNow
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TOUGERA'S ICELAND MOSS PASTE
II for coughs, hoarseness ETC., and Fougera's
Iodinized Cou-Liver oil fresh supply, received
by l.. WAGNER, Druggist
Sc l1-et* corner Sixth and Broad streets.
CPEARS'S REPRESENTING So
- LUTON scld by
Sc IL-2t# L. WAGNER. Druggist.
( IEBiG'S GENUINE EXTRACT CT
1 Beef .ud Coms:1 ci;' 3 Raj Ional Food sold by
l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
re l4-2.s corner Sixth and Broad streets.
DOWDER.-DU and GRANGE
4 RIFLE and SPORTING PONDER for sale by
sea GEORGE ]. HERRING b 90.
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IIN GIN
SEPTEMBER l0.-The demand continues active,
and the market Is quite firm at our quotations. The
sales OF to-day were 238 hogsheads 1T oS2i IS for
Iurs Tn rood leaf.
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UY COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoneeru,
II Successors TO j. o. Mcclure Co.
Southwest corner Penna'a avenue and nth stroee
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEAsEHoLD PROP.

Under ana py virtue of two deeds OF trust from
Fredenck Holzer, one bearing date the 9th day OF
August; 1854, and recorded among the land records
OF wsnlpgton county, in toe District Of Colum.
the other bearing date the 10Th Of June 1851, and
recorded among said records in Ltber T. q. 7.
Ne folio 81, &c the subscriber will sell, on
mONDAf, the 18th day OF October next, at a.,
ecIoek IN the Afternoon, on the premises, the es-
tAte right, Title interest and term Of years yet TO
come and unex pred Of the said Frederick HolEer
IN eno 70 part in Square 762 describ Cd as
lollovs: Beginning at the northeast corner OF Lot
Id and running thence west l33 feet uth "a feet
east IS fset north feet. east IS feet north feet
TO beginning, and containing 3,sZ square feet be-
yet belonging to said Ho,zer OF lease OF said part
q Lot TOT niuety Rire years from the 10th day Of
may, 1862, With the privilege at any time durins
the contnuance thereof OF renewing laid lease for
another term OF ninety nine years, ana which Wa
granted TO the said Holz or by Joseph Ormup by An
indenture recorc ed in Liber T. A. o no. al9, 81
county aforesaid.
The sale is made for the purpose Of paving out
Frederick Holzer Of 81 zoo. which 10 secured by
the first mentioned Of the sad deeds Of trusts and
two promisssry notes, bearing date the goth OF
June, 1871, each for the Of so4 30. and pay
BILE respectively In six and twelve months from
said date. secured by the last mentioned OF said
The terms Of the sale will be one third of the
purchase money 70 be paid at Il me Of sae end the
balance In six, nine and twelve months; the pur.
chaser 70 give his promissary notes. sstsfact orly
s ss sc An
j. o. KENNEDY. Trustee
seE-eod&ds OO0PEB LATIMER, Ancts
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TRUsfEI,s SALE.

- BE virtue Of decree of the Ofroait Oourt 70,
~ Prince Georges. county, stttinG d t01ffy
,esed On the 18th day Of july, I56e, In Q couss
In phtch Alice 3. Ball 10 Gem lainsnt and Zacha-
rtsb d sdy snd Marsaret Brad are dsfsnda
the subscsiber, as frustee WIN sell ct public sale
THUbsDAY tie tn day q october next, III re; Sn
II NOT, the next fair DAY Ct ii oseloct
ing and Turrsl Green Enlarssd,' oontaininS by
This land lie n he si;iuiy Of Horse Head. fin
nsisSSors ocovsoent to ehufsbsse e, rs
mills. and post Ones, and nsar the sltiucve ~
Potomac Railrsed. rey U ooIrss Of constractis %
r., rad; e lately susvsysS large yroIsrti p q
being nesr sssod ss,sn saw mil, es1 % disIsssd
The imIrovemente cossisf % . email DSsllins-
House, . Tenement Rouse. and . large Barn and
The soil d similar 70 that ia the vicinity, ana
can Be improved stsnall exD cnse,
The terms q ssie, g Lsese.ibed b. ne decree,
ratincstion BY the Court and ne residue IN twelve
months from ne da! q ssls, snd he yhole Isr-
the trustee is authorized 20 convoy eli the intereet
and title Of al she psrtiss % lAs csass IN which
the decree sas 1900 % ths pesenessr @ pr.
. seG cots SC. KBBoH, Trustee. 4