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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-01-28


The Indian Senator" from New Han
over, in speaking upon the war bill " in
the Senate in opposition to Major Rob
bins, the Senator from Rowan, thus de
ivered himself
Galloway said it seemed 10 be toe purpose II
the party who opposed this biz to lay all the
crimes and Outrages committed IN the State up
on the colOred people. As al illustration Of it,
he would mention :Ec fact Of Mr. Hayes premises
being burnt, and be would state that suspicion
lay on the colOrc men solely the rep IT'S Of 6
low, mean and disroputa6lo white woman. IL
this case the Wilmington journal on On6 DAY
stated that two negroes had been arrested on the
testimony OF vile, low woman These negroes
were already Condemned By the press and were
about to be condemned by the Senator from
Rowan.
The "Indian Senator" has shot wide of
the mark here. The woman who gave tes-
timony in the case of the alleged incendi-
aries is not q white woman and instead of
the arrested parties being condemned by
the press, the JOURNAL has expressly stated
that it is thought they can prove an abb.
In this instance it is white Radical who
has suffered, and it is he who appears as
a prosecutor of black Radicals, and it is q
colored woman who testifies against them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-01-28

they could show that The public debt might be
paid before the expiration the administration.
The book OF estimates fer the next year con-
tained appropriations for public works to tho
amount of $24 ,625, 173, against appropriations
for the same objects last year of IS, 493 600 The
administr alton of Andrew Johnson had Ecen &C
cusHd of profigacy in expe cultures. The people
had tried it on that charge, and found it guilty
and had taken from it the sceptre OF power and
out it in the hands of the Republican party on
it's professions of economy in the administration
Of the public service. The people intended TO
hold them to their promises. But what was the
first evidence they put forth to the country of
their determination to carry out their pledges?
While he knew the ungracious position he occu-
pied, he proposed to speak plainly, but only to
his party friends in the House. He knew there
was not much comfort to be derived from the
wounds Of friend. Andrew johnson, in the
last year of his administration, had estimated
that he could carry Oh the government for $685.
100000 and that amount had been cut down
over $40, OO0,G0O.
What did their own administration estimate
that it would carry on the administration of
the government for year for? Why, s311,-
097, I'D
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-01-28
THE EFFECT IN THE HOUSE.

very marked degree or attention was paid on
both sides Of the House to the speech Of the
chairman OF the Committee Oh appropriations.-
the public expenditures were received by the
Conservatives in the most cordial manner, and
they repeatedly expressed their satisfaction at
the OutspOken enthusiasm and courageous hon :
esty Of the gentleman from Massachusetts as
fully i'll accord with the policy advocated by
Democrats, not lie Congress alone, but through
out the country. At the close of the speech Mr.
Dawes received numerous congratulations.
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General Jordan sailed from New York


, Genersl Jordan sailed from New York
on Saturday night with Cuban expedi-
tsgMf 800 men. He is now under bonds
0Appear at the February teRFn of the
United States Qqgrt foFstrial sor vida
!kon Of the neutiA4ity laYs. 1 81
!. A0olorado wom man, who liked to make
She Most of everything, made, 1000
mile trip. including horse. back ride Of
400 miles, to spend thanksgiving with
her friends in Ohio.
"Sending q substitute to tho coast de-
fence" and drilling in the home guards
are the latest claims put in by an appli-
cant for Government Office in Bangor,
Me.
A colored woman, named Hannah
Nelson, was burned to death in Charles
ton, on the 22d. by her clothing taking
fire.
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No HuMBua.-Wed do not wieh to inform you
reader, that Dr.. Wonderful, or any 6thsr man,
eases OF mind, body or estate, aud Is deaign-
ed to mako our sublunary sphere biissful
Paradise, to which Heayen itself be but
q side show, but we do wish toinform you
thousands OF cases OF Catsrrh in It's worst
forms and stages, and the proprietor will pay
$500 for case OF this ioathsonlS disease
which he cannot cure. 1t may be procured of
V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, NY. Ajpamphlet
sent free. p25Tlt3
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OoRoNER's INQuKsT.-.Yesterday after
noon the first duty devolving upon {ouf
newly elected Democratic Coroner, Mr.
NV. f.. Pournelle, was TO hold aninquegt
over the deflnot corpse Of Radtcaiisms
A Jury oF-o1er 5000 strong returned "a
verdict that, the hydra (kinky) beaded
monster came to its death from q surSeis
81 indigestible Bullock, causing NORTH.
cation to ensue. We understand that
the jury have made arrangements to have
the thoroughly corrupt carcass decently
inferred in the sink OF iniquity from
whence it sprung.
IAugusta Constitutionalist.
Greencastle, Franklin County, KY,
has, it is said, recently been perplexed
5y the physical formation of a colored
man. He has q double organization,
and can change his heart in four differ
ent positions, while his bowels revolve
around like ball with great rapidity
backward and forward, aud when their
motion ceases, an extra set of ribs slide
down and cover the entire abdomen.
He says he does not suffer in the lesst
from this curious freak Of nature.
George Holland, the veteran comedian,
who died in New York, on Tuesday last,
had reached the ripe old age of seventy
nine years end fourteen days.
Poetioal Pistsburg news-boys enlivened
the streets on the 9th with their cries Of
Here's the Presidents lingo, all about
fish and San Domingo"
The incest thing in boots-A pretty
foot.
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SITS nifty ouris," said Mrs. Partington to
Ike, while reading. about the impending war
in Europe, ''that tho Hollerhorn creates .snch
an ado in Yurrup, when it's sich o common
disease among tho cattle in Amertky." The
old lady, having delivered herself Of. the
above, took dose OF LIPpNAN's GlEAr GER
MAN BIrTERs to cheer her depressed spirits. !.
and resumed her knitting.
Lippman's Bitters are for sale by all drug :.
gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia, 4. G. ]
at GEIaEn ~ Mc3REaoR's, Druggists. S18
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HoBsoN's CHoIcE.-Whoever attempts to re-
store gray hair with the ordinary prepara-
tione. must choose between the tar-like dyes
and the muddy coloring fuids.I Both are
dirty. PnALoN's Y1TAL1A, OR SALVATION For
THE HAIR. is the only article in existence ca
pable Of changing gray hair to any natural
shade; it is transparent, fragrant, limpid and
goods dealers. - '.'ssD, ,25t3
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BY dividing your gifts with her while
you whispered: the Saviour vaa born
upon shigaAy, for you ana pe; apd He
hath salaTsua# little saildtep oo@e Ne
unto me; and forbid Shem nosf" Ii
not, try,i., and SOC if It gives you not
the richest happiness of the day.
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Funeral Invitation.

Tho friends and acquaintances OF Mrs. E.
E. Wltbergcr, and Of her son H. R. Wiltber-
ger, arc requested to attend the Funeral Ser
vices OF Mrs. C. NJ. SIMONS, at their resi-
dence, Blanding street, THIS AFTERNOON,
at O'Clock.
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a BRILLIANT Discovery .@.MefsS is," says
Shakespeare, like the gentle dew from Hea-
THE HAIR, is as clear and transpaFeDt., Gray
hair can be graduated to any natprs sDshade
with this fluid. or all the toilet 9riutprtIe OF
chemistry, this is the m oct Important: No Sc
dimcnt. Sold by all druggists. D18t3
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If you would successfully combat the lille
produced in malarioue country, use the Old
Carolina Bitters, the great Southern tonic.
DPS +3
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting Hook and Ladder Company.
Misses Martin-Sohool Notice.
W. Mulier-FemRle Seminary.
Meeting Eutaw Encampment.
Mrs. McCully-School Notice.
H. g. Levy-Strayed or Stolen.
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Indigestion can be speedily removed by the
timely use of that sterling remedy, Old Caro-
lima Bttcrs. D 25t3
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To laugh aud grow fat, use the Old Carolina
Bitters. D 23t3
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LNlNAL NOTICE.-I hereby give notice
IL that will apply to Hon. William Hutson
Wigg. Judge of Probate, at his office, in Co.
lumbia on 4th January, 1871, at 10 A. NJ, for
final discharge as Administrator, with will
annexed, Of estate OF Harriet E. Turnipseed,
deceased. JAMES NJ. BEARD.
Dec ( t13
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TNtNAL DIsCIIAkGE-ESTAT MRS.
Il. MARGARET MCDOWELL.-Notice is
gwen that +. w. McMastcr has filed his pcti.
ton for final discharge I'D Administrator Of
ing for said petition has been set for January
II, at 10 q. M, at Office Of Court of Probate
for Richland County. ]. W. HOGAN,
Dec IL f13 Clerk Court Of Probate.
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NOTICE The undersigned gives notice
IN that on the Goth day of December next,
at 12 O'Clock, he will apply to W Hutson Wigg,
Eco, Judge Of Probate, at his Office in Co.
lumbia. Tor final discharge as Executor OF Es-
tate Of j. t. Munds deceased.
J. W. PARKER.
COLUMBIA. November 26, 1870. tl3~
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Strayed or Stolen,

Strayed or Stolen,
LNROM in front of AGNEW'S Grocery. cor.
IL ner of Main and Gervais streets, one
BAY HORSE and WAGON. Said Horse is of
medium aize, slightly stiff in shoulders, and
has saddle mark. The Wagon is a light
Spring Wagon, painted red, with new shafts,
not painted. Any information leading to the
recovery OF either or both will be suitably re-
warded. JOHN A4NEW.
Dec24
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U brands Smoking Tobacco, to be OBJ
tanned at the POLLOCK HOUSE.
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MOrICE.-rhe undersigned have formed o
f. W. SE1BELS & CO. They represent some
of the bost FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES In the United States.
We propose to be general Land Agents, and
will sell or purchase Real Estate anywhere in
>'outh Carolina, especially in Columbia. We
will prosecute claims before the Legislature,
and the renewal of lost bonds or other papers
will do we'll to Communicate with us at Colum-
bia. We have several handsome places for
sale. Office at Mike Hoke's Clothing Store.
4. W. SEIBELS,
Deo2 J. B. EZEl.L.
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ton Of the regular business. Mr, q. B.
=" Staart, q Mhg4SoF9: @ M : rsa1 & e. aRis 1 and
81 saifEsssiASs EsssHs a
constituiiSp' 'BFoyyidess thas 4'aSy' person
cause 81 saaaEsiSS,f f, nay aa become sa menu. sas
ber," and to Ill such we earnestly COIN
mend this association as o means of
adv9hcing the great work OF instrhdtipg
the youth OF the State. -''''4~
The address of Prof. Carlisle, who is
All active member Of the association, was
able and instructive, fully sustaining his
high and we'll ,desereed reputation as
writer. We learn that the address and
the essay Of Mr.. Stuart will be pqbiished.
The next meeting will be in Green
vile, in August, 1871, by which time We
trust that the roll of members, which
already includes many of our best
teachers. will be greatly increased.
The officers Of the association are:
President-Hugh s. Thompson; Woe
Presidents-G. A. Norwood, J. B. Pat
rick, A. p. Pifer, D. 81. Townsend; Cor
responding Secretary-Rev. 3. F. Miller;
Recording Secretary and Treasurer
M. Fnrrow. '''''''
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, Rector,
1917 A. M. and P. NJ.
ST. Peters Church-Rev J. J. O'Con.
mel, lst Mass 7 A. NJ; I'd Mass 1OM;
Afternoon Service 4 p. M. tu.t
Presbyterian Ohurch--Rev. w. E.
Boggs, lOT A. NJ. and IN P. NJ.
Baptist Church-Rev. J. l.. Reynolds
10H A. NJ. and IA P. NJ. -rr
Lutheran Church-Rev. A. r. Rude,
10ila A. NJ.
Washington Street Church-Rev. w.
Martin, lO1s A. NJ; Rev. G. Fl. Pritch-
ard. SO p. NJ. .| ~
Marion Street Church-Rev. G. 81.
Pritchard, 101s A. H.; Rev. J. II. c.
mckinney, IN P. NJ.
a CARD.-The ladies connected with
the recen; festival for Trinity Church,
return their very sincere thanks to Mr..
Irving, for the use of his store; to the
Columbia Band, Capt. Bell, Mr.. Plum
mer, Mr.. Bateman aud Mr.. Selby, for
their generosity and kind assistance
HOTEL ARRIVALS, December 24.-
Columbia Hotel-H. G. Hudgins. w. H.
Evans, +. Murphy ana lady, ID. y.
Mazyck, Charleston; d. w. Aiken, Alb
beville; T. D. Samson, 81. NJ. High, J.
J. Green, S. B. Freat, New York; J. A.
Adams, Baltimore.
Nickerson House -Miss Herndon, Spar
tanburg; P. Starke, Richland; A. r.
Hornesby, Shelby; Maj. Van Wart and
wife, and two servants, q. s. A.: Mr..
md Mrs. r. W. Reynolds. New York;
81. j. Sterns, Cheraw; 8. F. Houston,
Charlotte; Samuel 81. Baker, Milledge-
Vile; G. E. Leaphart, Lexington.
| LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting Hook and Ladder Company.
Misses Martin-School Notice.
W. Mulier-FemRle Seminary.
Meeting Eutaw Encampment.
Mrs. McCully-School Notice.
H. g. Levy-Strayed or Stolen.
To laugh aud grow fat, use the Old Carolna
Bitters. D25t3
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CTOCKs, BONDS and COUPONS bought
y and sold by D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
Nov % emo
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NLD BANK BILLS md MUTILATED
W CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov % emo D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
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WE HAVE This DAE APPOINTED
Mr.. JOHN O. sEEaERs the sole Agent for
the sale OF our .WHlsKtEs in Columbia, s. @.
JOHN dBSON's SON & co.
PHlr AnrI puIA Moxamhnr 10 1870 nac
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Nectar Whiskey.
~ iBSON'S OLD FAMILY NEOTOR and
VI Rye WHISKEYS "ihe purest and best in
market" Also, a full stock OF RECTIFIED
WHlSKEYs, OF all grades. always on hand
and for sale by J.&T. II. AGEEW
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Bagging. Rope, Twine and Cotton Ties.
A FULL SUPPLY constantly on hand and
N for saie low, by j. Il T. r. AGNEW.
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EINAL NOTICE.-I hereby give notice
IL that will apply to Hon William Huteon
Wigg, Judge of Probate, at his Office, in Co
lumba, on 9TH January, 1871, at 10 A. H., for
final discharge as Executor Of estate OF Pri-
sclIa Thompson, deceased.
Doc lib w. II. BROWN
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NOTICE.-I have ass ociarrd Col. JOHN y.
IN BLACK with me in the dcucral Agency Of
the Caroliul Life Insurance ompany for the
State of South Carolina. The firm viii; be
known az BUTLER L BLACK.
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se CANARY BIRDs.-Another lot Of
THE CANARY BIRDS, just received and for
~ sale ut the POLLOCK HOUSE.
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kA FOR SALE OR RENT. small
Es,sS FARM, near the city There is a coed
dwelling, house and all necessary out
hnildinga on the place. Forparticulars apply
to MILTON LEVERETT. Dec NTH
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Christmas Books.
RRYAN & McCAHTER have just opened c
~ new stock Of HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS
from London and New York.
ALSO,
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany WRITING
DESKS, Portfolios. Toilet Books, Card Cases,
Pocket Knives, Gold Pens, Letter Folders,
Fsncy Inkstands, Work Boxes, Ladies' Com
panions, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Writing AL
bume, Stereoscopes and Views, Chess Men,
backgammon Boxes, Croquet Boxos, Of ali
prices.
ALSO,
The British and American Poets Pocket and
Family BIBLES, Books OF Common PRAYER, all
sizes and styles OF binding; HYMN Books, Tor
different Churches.
ALSO. ,., .-.
Some elegant CHnoMos and picrUREs, In
ne,tt framos. Doc 40
Bagging. Rope, Twine and Cotton Ties.
A FULL SUPPLY constantly on hand and
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a CARD.-The ladies connected with
the recens festival for Trinity Church,
return their very sincere thanks to Mr..
Irving, for the use of his store; to the
Columbia Band, Capt. Bell, Mr.. Plum
mer, Mr.. Buteman aud Mr.. Selby, for
their generosity and kind assistance.
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There ID no more potent sermon to these
than to fesdd, olothe and warm them, and
tell tbesm that upon this anniversary OF
tbse Saviour's birth to man, God has put
tin our hearts to comfort them. In
Sliis city of ours, children born to power
ty and suffering. shiyer. cold and hun.
cry, in stifed novels OF misery, clinging
to their mothers of poverty, preferring
to suffer with them rather than give
them up for the alms-house or the asy-
lum. Need we tell these children that
the Saviour, over whose birth we are re-
joiciDg, hath said, Suffer littleC f'lren
to como unto me, and forbid them NO.,
for OF such is the kingdom OF Heaven"
while we hug the gold God has given us,
TO neither feed nor clothe them upon
this day on which Saviour was born to
bless mankind? Nay, even from tie
mouths OF these babes we shall be con.
demned. We rejoice upon this day. this
week. To the old and the young it Is.
or should be, jubilee of the soul.
Little ones, with your comfortable
homes and kind friends. your hearts are
wild with glee; to you this day comes
bright with gifts from friends and fami-
~; all around you wear tho rosy tints of
JOY, and from glad life, your little hearts
catch the sunshine of the day. This is
well, for upon this day Saviour was
born to you. But have you made glad
the heart of some little child OF poverty
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''emporium." It is of the latest style,
and was gotten up especially for Christ
mas.
Messrs. j. 81. & NJ. L. Kinard vial
accept our thanks for the improved neck
tie.
On yesterday. the butchers had no in
tontion of incommoding the citizens by
their suspension Of business for three
days. It is a custom which has been
kept up for years. Strangers misunder-
stand tho matter.
So fur us we have heard, the universal
expression of opinion of the citizens is
in favor OF the reelection Of Captain
McGnckin. He gave general satisfac-
ton. we believe, and his resignation was
received by the community with surprise
and regret.
The rattle ut Mr.. Heises confectionery
last night. was we'll attended, and many
prizes we're carried of. The raflle will
be continued on Monday night.
THE LATE TEACHERS MEETING. The
second meeting of the Teachers Asso-
citation of this State was held in tn is
city, on the goth and 2fst of this
month. A good many additions we're
made to the list of members, and among
them we were glad to see the names of
such earnest and successful teachers as
Prof. Judson, of Furmsn University
Prof. Sachtleben, of Charleston, and
Col. Coward, of the Kings Mountain
Military School!
On the second day, after the compile
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A VOID 9UACIk5.LA victim of early in
IN discretion, oaueing nervous debility, pro-
mature decay, &c:, having tried in vain every
advertised remedy. hae Q simple means O!
solf-cure, which he win send free to his fellow
sufferers. Address J. Fl. FUTILE, 7S Nassau
street, New York. Dec 23 t6mo
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IMMENSE LcssEs.-The French have lost st
since the war began 3S9 cannon, OF "hict
1Oa were the boosted mitrailleuses, ana
49, men and officers, including those
surrendered at strasbours. In making these
captures fully as many others were Killed
an, wounded on both sides. Add to these
The numbers who have persisted in hospital
from illness and the peasants who have died led
from exposure, and we may estlmate Inc
cost of the war to France in human life at
Quarter of million souls.
The commerce Of Germany is almost \, 10
Wholly hn her h nrodnstive poWers
interfered with hundreds of thousands OF
the men who were the "bread-winners :, :,
have been killed or are Frustrated with
wounds; hundreds of thousands more are
absent from their homes serving IN the
armies and there can be no doubt that. III
innumerable cases, individuals and families,
dependent upon industry or upon the1r
natural supporters, will find it absolutely
necessary to fall back upon the aecumlla-
tons Of previous years.-NeU YORK. 1rt-
bune,
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A scASpALors scene occurred at the
Church of Paderbarn, Prussia, some sun
DAYS ago. 4 Jesuit named Father Schitm
preached a sermon, and said, among other
patriotic statements, sit is sin, and Will
Be punished with the torments of hell If you
do not recognize the doctrines Of the Holy
See but whoever will support Prussia in
the present war will be condemned to eter-
nal damnation, for it opens the way for
Protestants." The congregation present
rose up like man and refused to let the
priest 20 on in his sermon, shouting.
:. Down with the infamous Jesuit !" News
of this occurrence spread rapidly on the
streets, and created considerable excite
ment. An immense crowd gathered i'll front
of the church and the convent, and pro-
posed to take it by storm. The military
had to be called out, and they succeeded
only after two hours in quoting the excited
populace. The commander Of the troops
now proceeded to arrest the preacher, but
he and his colleagues had made tracks for
safer quarters long ago.
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BY Grubbs q Williams, i ucrloIeers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank sire cts.


IVHRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWENTY
4 Eight ACRES OF VERY VALUABLE
LAND, ON THE MEADOW-BRIDGE ROAD,
ABOUT HALF a MILE NDRTU OF TIE
ClrYs--Ic execution Of deed or trust from u.
y Gentry to the subscriber, as trustee dated alst
May, 1857, and recorded In Henrico County Court
office, being thereto required by the creditors &C.
cured, will sell, upon the premises. on THURS
DAY, 9th October, at a O'Clock ?. NJ. ar fair II
hour.) % acres OF LAND sit lated as above stated.
adjoining the land OF Ed. VIM. de yoss and
others, being part OF the form formerly owned
by a. A. Morris, and overlooking The city,.
TERMS Cash for expenses of executing the
trust and for one-fonrth of The debt now due, ssy
$500: 4 credit Of twelve months for the re matpiEg
threa-lourths say Tor So 100 and the residue upon
such terms as the grantor or his assigns may d.
rect ard In ca se OF his their ftlure to give any
directions, upon such terms as Will name at the
time Of sale. The credits TO be for negotiable
rotes, with interest added, and secured by deed
Of trust. The purchaser to pay taxes for 1870.
T. b. ETARKE, Trustee.
GRUBBs s. WILLIAMS, Auct'rs. se?s
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BY w. Goddin
Real Estate Agent aud kuctioneer.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF TWO
r. tQUARFS OF HANDSOME LAND On
UNION HILL, ONE OF WEIGH Is BOUNDED
BY VENABLE. Il, TWFNTY-SIXTH AND
TWENTY-SEvENTH STREETS, AND THK
OTHER BY AND AND TWENTI-S1XrH
AND TWENTY-SEyENTH STREETS, EACH
OF WHICH IS WELL ENCLOssD AND HAS
ON THEM A. SMALL FRAMED TENEMENT
WITH THREE ROOMS FACH.-at the request
OF The executors Of the late Thomas Rutherford l
shall sell at auction, on the premises. on MON
DAY, the Sd of october. 1870. ct I O'Clock J.. w.;
those two beautiful sQUA RES OF LAM located
depth OF 80 feet TO he divided into lots II suitable
size according TO p.s to be exhibited ut the hour
of sale.
TERMS One-fourth cash /; balance al !, and u
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, ee-
cured by trust deed or title retained:
Sc % dds W. GODDIS, Auct,