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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-12
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ide Seimatb i'm fernen 8eten Norbamerifas bobeu
lie lih seltafen. Cine Mlee iunger Obitbdume
Sebt lib pom Sfabrpe9e bis gun, Sauie bin, bas in,
mitten relher 5eloer we in einem 8arten Iiegt Sin=
ter Dem Soule bis 5u ben Stdllen uno Der S6eune
bin uno mad Dem naben Strome binab 1T Elm sro=
Ber e,n9ebe9ter Ylab tur oas Seoerpeb uno Die
Shlpeine; uno wenn etne Shaor luitiaer feiner
6erfel srunseno uno nit hatternoen Sbren baberae=
rannt fOnlmt, oann 9af,rn Die piihner. Der Yuter
foaert, oleperbubner Idreien uno oiegnten ipaIeln
lhnatterno Den naben 4bban9 binunter uno plump
len iid in oas Waher. Sauben hattern nm oas
Sad oes 6auies, iiber bas blibenoe Sd5linapf1an.
ertroa bort unter ben Ydumen. um lid3 su baoen.
Sm Ofienen 1Seniter Der Stube iBt vWilefabe." bic
Yf0then Iidb ledeno uno bic Obren lih plldaenb.
lnter Dem 5eniter balb pertedt I'M HoIenbuId, audit
Elm anoeres &aBhen in Die S0be: es Mil aud i'm
6enter l'Bsn uno Dbren uno Yfotsn ii9 palben
Iheinsn lailen; aber bic oa oben lit bic dltere uno
penn Die lunge Utiene maht binauf3ulprinaen, bdlt
Die alte NIT ibrtm pubtn lnne uno 5ildbt orobeno
bnab. uYerle". Der 9roBe graue Suno fommt hers
bel lhnunelt on oem &olenbuif berum uno pers
trelbt Die leine Sdbe; Die alts i'm ienier mro lest
BON 5pei runoen &tnoerbdnoen sepadt uno oerb &c
llebtot, uno elne Grauenl!mme Iagt: uSam, bam,
Claus, Ou qudiit UtiiefaBs ia."
uno lsBt ldaut eln betunntes Nntlib, bas unIers
8retd)eEs, sum Jenlter binaus. Sie blldt mad.
oentlih in Die 6erne auf iene Baumgruppe bin, Die
man BON bier aus oeuth setpabrt, aus Der Der Wip
tel Der 8roben eide berporra9t, unter peder @ros=
mutter uno Srtn1en i9lafen. Sept itebt auf ibren,
8rabe Elm ldwar5es etlernes Greu3 llno peBe Holen
blibsn aajdbrlb bier. Sic lieben 9ooten iino midi
luer8elien.-
Ser Nbenb brinst bic Seeroe bem; Die @loden=
tub tDmmt topfnideno Doran uno iteut lid briiQenn
neben soul uno @eors. Die nit Den banfen Wfilhs
teileln parteno ilber Der 1en3 lebnen Claus De,
Suneere 1T aud ba nit ielner Sal3idufel; ct bari
ben &uben oas Sal3 in Die Sr6ge uerfsn. .Nbe,
erit menn 8emeft lit, b6rt 9u. tleiner N5tsnuh q
rut yaul, ~on laufen Die SsIbe lumber wie beieiien
uno Der tleine Claus madt Elm unsIIfli9es @eidbt
uno trtt nit leiner Suiel BON Der sSens surid. an
Der ole &lbe ldon 5u ihnupaern anfangen
| Sobann fommt aus Dem Stat, NO ct Die YIerot
aefitert uno rYerle" folat bni unb tbut, a,s bob,
er auh gebolfen uno fol9t ienem Serrn nat BEN
Shuppen unter oeen Oad3 bic Mdbmaibine itebt
uno ltaut thug su, me Sener unterlu1t, Oh audb IT,
gsnofDo gttpas feble, oenn mor9en lton lOu nit Del
9Sel5enernte begonren meroen.
SeBt it's p6Qig Mbeno semorben uno Nues Der.
lammelt ld unter oem sroBen 9idorDbaume Dor opn
panie. Muh Claus Oebn lit bier. nit leiner furaer
Ytetfe uno eineT etmas freunolideren @elidbt. al.
IN trliberen 3eiten; braubt ct bod meni9 mebr ~
arbeiten, bat gutes Glen uno $rinfen, ieinen Saba
uno Iogor oann uno mann einen Wbisfupunid,
9eors uno paul iino in Die S0be seaoiisn, abe,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-12

Ser CONNER perains Der Winter fam unb sno
auh poriber. @retd,en arbeitete nod INNER i'm
6ctel unb eriparte Dollar nad 9oIar. Sn Der
Sommerseit mar iie ieben Sonntae Hahmittas nod
Dem Claim binausaemanoert Sas fletne 8lOfbaus
Itono per6oet ha uno hobes @ras unb aroBbldttrige
9Han3en wudien su Jeniter unb 8biir binan. @ret=
den i:bte fdb oann in ben SAatten Der eide, unite,
Der @roBmutter uno Srina beeraben lagen. Georq
hatte Dos @rab iorsli4 einsefen3t uno Die 8ehtpi=
tier maren bereingef0mmen, pder elm tleines eiler
mes Rreu3 hierber ieben Su laii,n @retden madtt
beim 3uhouieseben tets einen fleinen unllpes. nm
auf Dem Claim oorsulprehen. melden Sobann MIDI
melt BON benz hires 8aters ertuorben bate. Sc,
ssreuoe uno fie lieB @rethen ndbt seben, obne ID,
giien unb Srinten auf3unDibsen. ibr sanSes Ser;
pcr ibr aug uhtien uuo enblid ibr Elm flenes Stid
Weaes oas 8eleite su aeben.
@eore bate ben CONNER iiber Bel Dormern &C.
arbeitet uno ben @tnter nit Sobann ,,no Yaul 3u-
iommen fur Mr. Siele Sol3 aelhasen; Oie alt
ghlsrs fodte fir bic Drei. mas br aber her,liG iau
er paro. 8enn lie abenos nit ibrem Sobann elm
mai alein mar. bsfam er eenug su boren.
Rein, Sobann. 10 bate ifis nidbt lanae aus. uni
einen ,neiten Winter 5iehe id nicht nit gutb mad
ben BOTTOMS. we ibr's nennt. Nidt alein, bob mi
olten SSrau bic Nrbet su dbper miro, ober ba n,ni
man oub ben 9an,en Sag nber allein ien, uno iisb
be i'd INNER Die Nneit in mir, baB beie rDtbeu ei
Den mir 'ma auf ben 1a!s fommen, uno ih Ber9eb
es Yaul rfte uno nimmer, oaB er nit Dem Winobeu
tel bon @eors mad ibren 9oben ssIaufen lit, luoril
| lie mobnen."
vgs fno feline e6blen, es fino 3elte, W1utter" ent
ge9nete Sobann lddneo.
vSas 1T gang einerlei SObann," iaste Die Ilte ct
mas Grgerlid,, roarauf fommt es sar nd,t an Sd
iage nur 10 piel idb bale ales bies nitt aus, uni
ibr f6nnt es nod erieben, baB sbr mid be9rabt mi
lie Die alte @robmutter bel 0ebns uno bas arme Sim
be9ruben."
vNGutter Reht ia nod brau our pie Elm iunge
Wfdo9en," bemerfte Sobann ihmun5elno, vMutte
! liebt gar nidt nod Sterben aus"
| SD oraQ. Du hummer Sunse!" rief Die a!te sSrau
balls perbrieblib, balb selnmeidelt; mas molt i'd
wobl Ssraft iammeln bel 10 piel qlerger uno Mnsi
uno 10 pieI Nrbeit. SD fann Sir iosen, baB al
mein 3eug mir 5u melt miro, mas meinit Du oapon
| vOas tann nid5t anseben," erwieoerte Soban
ernitbaft. ,Wtuiter bari teln Jleiib oerlieren; b.
miiien mir Natb idbaifen. g8elB Mutter was nj
mo0en Elm DienltmdoGen nebmen."
Gin Oienitmdoden! Ou biit pobl nidt fluq
Sobann Sls feinen Dinser nit oen groben Soops
pie lie bier bic grinolinen nennen, tuiiroen enem i
auerpdrts i'm Wese iteben, uno Damn Der bobe 2obn
Warum nitnmt Du nht eine Jrau, Sobann yah
bar SAmlot iaete nod neuih, Elm Sarmer mill
beiraben. ionit singe auf Der Yarn Alles pertebr
Den Saus iit fsrtig, Den Stall lit fertg, Du ioll
nur sini8en Sausratb taufen uno 9u bait Aass, III
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IPrRLIc KEsoLUr!ON-NO. ~. |

JOINT RESOLUTION enable the Secretary of the
Treasury to collect wrecked and abandon ed prop
erty, derellct claims, and dues belonging to the
United States
BE rssoired BY ths SHa's and HoWSs Of Represent
Hfirss 81 m. United States If America IN Congress
assembled, That the Secretary of the Treasury is
hereby all ShOrzed TO make such contracts and pro
visions as he may deem most advantageous for the
interests Of the sovernn ent, for tho yaion
sale, or collection OF any property the proceeds
thereof, which may have been wrecked, abandoned :.
or become derelct, being within the Jurisdiction of
the United States, and which ought to come TO the
United states, or any moneys, dues, and other
interests lately In the OF due to the
called Confederate States, their agents, and now
belonging to the United States, which nov with
held or retained by ANY person. corporation, or
municipality whatever, and which ought to have
come into the possession and custody OF, been col
lected or received by, the United States and in such
contracts TO allow such com pensaton TO any person
giving information thereof, or who shall actually
preserve, collect, surrender, pay over the same
the Secretary of the Treasury may deem Just and
reasonable: PTOt ,dsd. That cost claim. of
whatever name Cr nature, shall become chargeable
TO the United States in obtaining preserving, cal
Letting, receiving, or MAKING available property,
debts, dues, Interests. which shali not be paid
from such moneys shall be realized and received
from the propeity collected, under each specific
agreement. IApprOyed, June 81 $50.
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RY LATIMER & CLEARLY. Auctioneers,
ID Successors to Cooper & Latimer,D
kouthwesf corner Penn axanna and Ilth n

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FARM In
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
- BY virtue of a deed of trust TO the subscri-
E ber, from Robert Clark. Tru ,tee, and Eliza L.
AMarron, bearing date the "a of March. 1870
aId recorded smong the Ian. records Tor Prince
Seoi ge 9 county Nd, in Liher Ii b No 5, h. folio
@ 6c ana at the req pest. In writing, OF the holder
OF the rotes secured thereby, I will cell 1t plbic
auc LOB, on MOsDAY, the 9TH day of November
al The auction rooms of La;mer & Gle iry, at ne
ocock m the Farm. containing 26Yl acres Of lard
more or less, and fully described by mete, AID
bonnes 10 SAID dted full description OF which will
beSxho lted at the time and place :, ( sale.
Inc arm Is a part OF the tract called Crampkin'
Lot, abd les near TIE Agricultural college aud the
farms OF Messrs Mccullough, Metzerott = nd Others
ana ma, Tor come years been the property Of Mrs
Marron and said TO be an excellent farm. Improved
by comfortable frame dwelling conta aiming ABOUT 10
rooms, together with all the necessary farm build
ipgs IN good orde and condition.
The terms OF sale will be- Onethird cash; the resi
que IN equal pay ments at 6, IL, and II months, with
interest Ir0m the day of sale, be satisfactorily Sc
cured SZo deposit required at the time of sale Ii
tbe terms OF sale are not complied with within ten
Gays tne deposit to be forfeited and the property t.
pubisbed IN the city Of ashington, the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
The debt for which the present sale is advertised
being portion Of the deferred purchase money, the
title which will be conveyed to the purchaser Is be-
ieved to be perfect.
MARBURY WHEELER,
Upper Marlborough, Solicitors
oc2-eodts LATlMER CLEARH, Aucts.
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MAR RED.

CHISN-WOOD. Oh the 9th OF October. at ST
PsUl- h1rch. kCce Greek, by Rev Reese +. Al
sep, rector Of Chr'si Church. Rive. Y, assisted
Rev isrnfs Buck. rector Of the parish, RICH
Akp III CHiNN. OF Cuba. 10 VIRGINIA. 3. WOOD
OF tie District of Columbia Republican copy.I
CASsELL-MITCBELL.A At St Domiuc's psr-
Fsfh-r C-n FUBERT q CASSELL - IkITRA
'. MlTCEELL both ga this city.
BCLI oCk-HYATT. Tbrr-day. October 2-th
" Rev. fslhe- MAgrire JAMES BULLOCK t.
Mrs ANNIE ii. HYATT, both OF this city.
MAhC hE-PESNEWELL. On the eth instant,
at BIo, klNn, AnGe Aru" DEF count, Md by III !,
Rsv.J. " Charlton. WILLIAM b MARUhE. of
Wa, hin2fon, ID c.. ard JENNIE PENNEWELL
Of NOrCsster county. Md.
POR1ER-GATTON. At Trinity Church. on
THURSDAY, October 9TH, by Rev. Mr.. Addison. DR.
Z. PORTER, 10 Miss MARY A L., ds1gnt-r OF
cation E.l.. OF NsrrentOn, Va, formerly "
Washington, ID. &. No cards.
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fPuBLIc REsoLUrroS-Eo. So 7

JOINT REsoLU ZION authorizing the Secretary of
War To place al the disposal Of the Judges of the
uI.ty court of Greene Junty, State of Missouri
certain captured ordnance.
BE t tSoired by the Senate and HouSs Of Rcprsss1-
"a 81 the United States Of dHsrta IN C0uxyeSs
dS~n5ted, That the Secretary OF War be, and he is
hereby authorized aud directed to place the dis
posa Il the Judges of the county court of the county
OF Greene in the State of Missouri, eight iptured
twelve poander guns of obsolete pattern. nov con
denned Ard in store at the Rock Island arsenal 10
he placed in Franklin Square, North Springfield,
Missouri, around monument to be erected 10 the
memory Of the lare Brgadier General Nathaniel
Lyon, and the federal soldiers who fell with him at
the battle If Wilson Creek
Q
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DIED.,

ICEPP. Departed this life, ar half past S o clock
y. m. October 9Th, Is7O, Mrs BETSY YOkPP
socd TO years, formerly Of AIexandris, Va but for
the last twenty years a resident of this city.
Her funeral will take place Sunday next, October
Stth- AZ O'Clock .. m. from the residence of her
son-in- law. ThOs. r Bell, No. 46s U street n. W
Tie fIirnGs OF the family especially in
yited 90 attend. ztT
BRADFORD. On Thurzdsv. October 9th, $50
(ATHAElNf, vile Of George W Bradford.
EUIctsi AT IL n. Saturday, 10Th instant, from
No. 3l2 81 street southeast, Capitol Hill.
DAVIS Passed into glory, on the ?. b instant, at
80 II after Ions am painful illness which she
bore with christian fGrtituSe. aud died tr.umphiug
in te FIFTH Of Christ in the 61th year of her age
Mrs.. AUkELIA DAVIS
he friends and scqusintauces of the family are
respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral from the
l9'h street Baptist Church. sunday the 9th in
slant, At O'Clock p m. IRichmon nd, Va, and New
burg. y \. papers please COPY
LOGAN At Norfolk. Va, October 18th, IS70, 81
pulmonary consumption. ASK ANDER LOGAN
sged &c years late Of Georgetown ID. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

RESOLUTION authorizing a distributor of the
cote remaining in the Department of Sts.e CT the
Tributes of the Nation to Abr aham Lincoln"
hsSOfred By rae Senate and HOnSs Of Repre- seH,n-
ftrsS Of the United States Of America IN CGarreSs
dSSsnbed, That the copies of the Tributes oi the
Nations 20 Abraham Lincoln ~ new Remaining undis-
sed OF in the possession of the Secretary of State
be distributed as follows to wit three copie; 10
each senator and member OF the House Of Re preseu
taves OF the forty first Cor gress and the remain Ter
20 be distributed BY the - cretary of State such
persons as be shall indie tie, the Score AIRY of a
having the authority to have refreshed at the Gov
eminent Printing Office such copies as may need the
same. lApproved, june 81, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATE.
Pss'sd at Second Session CT Forty-frs Cong ress
TPUBLIc REsoLuTIox-So o.

= RESOLUTION in Relation to the comnspsa,ion of
a--istant msr~Es's Cor taking the c.nsus n l~-o
hs'O.rtI ~ tts S-cGfs and HoBSf n Ksp-stsufa-
IfeS ~ tas CHifef StG,eS Of ABlfvira Nv Congress
~ inat tie secretary uf the Interior lie
a. Ne IS hereby authCr iZ- 10 inc re use the mpen
i,on ei s,ssts9t ma sh4ls in taxing the census Of
N, n >I~h lIcTease sc all he necessary: PTo;Idsf
iat Ia M case shall such increase exceed fifty per
tJ law. and such a6diti, nai allowance shall be
LAot pt hen by reason of the sparcenes- of he
e pulaidn the c. mp, 4tiCn etOfOre above by
law y not suffC lent nor stall the entire cOmpenss
~ De move than eight collars per day. exclusive OF
mi.eage. Tor the line actually employ ed.
Approved, June Q. $50.
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IPuBLIc RssoLrIIoN-No g

PUBLIC RESOLrIIoN-NO 81
JOINT RESOLUTION granting condemned guas to
hichigsn
be ureSO'rsd By ths Senate and House Of Rspressn-
tdftres OF the United States of America C3agr>SS
Assem- tltd, That the Secretary of War be author
lied to turn over to the Soldiers Monument Asso-
cIst-on. OF Adrian. Michigan, four pieces OF con
e. he'd iron or bronze guns hand unit for army
purposes for Ornan entatOn Of their soldiers nonu
meDt grounds. IApproyed. June y. lSIn
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IFrBLIc h soLu1lox-No s.I

u hE-' TON opp iDtlng managers catio1 al
Ass ium fer Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
hsScirsf By the SssG;s and ROHSs a. RspysSsssd
firsS % fhs United Safes Of AnIsTtod ~ toIs'es
GSSen5isf, That the following persons be- ana they
are hereby, appointed managers Of the Hstlonal
Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, under the
sions Of the second section OF the act approved
March twenty third, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty six: Lewis b. Gunckei, OF Ohio: Jay
OOOke. of Pehnsy lVania; and John s. Cavesd OF
Missouri; whose terms expire on the twenty first
day of April. in the year ole thousand eight hun
dred and seventy (Approve1, June 9, 1870.
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10y VIM. l.. WALL & co, Auctioneers
- New Marble Building,
900 900 south corner of Penn ay and 9th ST.


SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
oS9liber }; A. s. No 50 fols l. ,, 5, and q. one Of
District Ct Columbia viii sa a. public %H' s ~ 1ao
to The highest bidder, on WEDsEsDaY' the 10Th
Of N1Sem5er. A. $50 at ~ IN, ON the prem
an that part of the tract or parcel Of land called
of wsshinsion, in the bisircs Of ooiumbs sng
contained within the following m-tes atd bounds,
the corner Of the land of L. Pierce and Mrs Forrest
and running thence north eighty two and hsf d.
giees east seye perches across Rock creek.
thence south thirty three and a half degrees east
eight perehes thence south eighty degrees east six
perohes thence north eighty eight degrees east six
ptrches, tberce south seventy two degrees ten
perehes, thence south eighty six and half degrees
erees east Elk perches thence south sixty sevea de-
degrees east eight psrchs. ,bencs ernasin my ;S
creek and bending with it the following cou ses
fourteen perches, south thirty two degrees ca
thirfy-siN perchss, south forty two degrees cas-:
six rerches south twenty eight degrees west invent,
perchfs, south sixty three degrees west ten
north forty one degrees west forty four perches,
north nifty eight degrees west twelve perchss south
thiriy-two degrees west twelve perrhes south six
and half degrees east forty two perches. south
leaving the creek. west thirteen psrches. thence
north sixteen degrees west forty perches north
to wild cherry tree. thence north eighty two and
fourth degrees west fifty perc 10 q stake in
five perches to a Lombardy poplar, thence north
seventy degrees west fifteen perches to a walnn:
tree by spring thence north nine degrees ast 10
perches TO black gum, thence Forth thirty de
grees west ten and a halt perches to a walnut tree
thence north half of degree west thirteen perches
to stake by the fence. thence north seventy three
and half degrees west twelve and half perche. to
white oak tree. thence in a straight line TO inter
sect line drawn north eighty nine and half de
erees west twenty on. and sixteen hundredtss of a
perch from the beginning stone, theme with said
line reversed to the beginning, contsinit about one
hundred and twenty five acres
Terms: One third cash. tef which 500 Is to be de-
poliied on the acceptance of the bid the balance IN
six. twelve and eighteen months, 10 be secured by
deed of trust upon the property. Uonyeyancins and
stamps at the cost sf the purchaser.
GEORGE Ii. WARREN. Trustee
cc26-td WIN. l.. WALL a co. Aucts
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctloneers,
- No. S19, southeast corner Of 7th and d street,

10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctloneers,
- No. sig, southeast corner Of 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY on NORTH
FSrkEErAND MASs ACb USETrS AyENUs
BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL STREET AND
DELAWARE AVENUE.
IA By virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme
E" Court Of the District Of Columbia, in equity
scause No 1913, wherein Julius Fauth u
plaintiff and X III. Laskey ct al. are defendants,
will sell at public auction, in front of the premises on
MONDAY, the 3Ist day of October A. D. IS7o al
4:30 O'Clock p m, part If Lot No. 2, in square No
679. in this city, bounded follows: Beginning AZ
point on north street d .tant IS5 feet ll4 inches
from the northwest corner of said square, and run
Dirg thence east IS feet 5I inchss thence south
feet s inches thence soHIhwesteriy 80 feet to the
southeast angle of said lot; thence uorthwesterly
along it's avenue 50 feet s.. inches: anf
lot to the beginning. TN the Massachusetts avenue
front there are two two story Brick Dwelliugs-one
OF the with baseGI ent. AID fronting 20 feet; the
other fronting is feet. with q back building. On the
street front there are two two story Frame DIV Ill
ings-one with basement, having a front Of IA feet
the other fronting IL feet, with 21s foot alley be-
tween the houses At the end of the property is
vacant lot running through from Y street to as
sacbu:etis avenue. The houses and vacant lot will
be sold separately
Terms Of sale: One-thir cash; and the balance at
six and twelve months, for which the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale,
anG secured TO the satisfaction of the Trustee. wi
be taken and lien re- aimed Oh the premises sold A
deposit of 80 will be required of the purchaser on
each parcel sold. All COW eya ncing and revenue
stamps at the est Of the purchaser.
Wn.F MATTINGLY, Trustee.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers,
ID southeast corner Of seventh AID D streets

- By virtue OF deed Of trust, be airing date the
02Oth day Of December, A: y. 1859, and duly
direction OF the par des secured thereby, viii sell
ct public auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY,
eel Of Ground in the city Of Warrington District Of
Columbia. viz:-Part OF Lots and IS, in SQUARE
numbered one hundrt and fifty beginning for
the same ct the southwest corner Of said Lot and
running thence east GO feet, thence north 90 feet
thence west g. feet, thence south 60 feet 70 the
beginning, being Lots IL and K, in Joshua Whit
ney subdivision Of sad Lots IL and Is.
Terms Of sale: $50 cash on each lot: balance in
six and twelve months, with interest, on notes
secured BY deed Of trust the property. $50 down
on each lot when the perty is stru * of Stamps
and ccnvevanctng q cost of purchaser. II the terms
are not complied with within Eve days from day of
purchaser 9 risk and cost
p. a. DARNEILLI, Trustee
&C Il cots GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts