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HEST VIRGINIA.

THE POINT PLEASANT CONYENTION-ENFRAN-
CIIIsEMENT OF EX-REBELS-IIOW REPUBLI-
CANS REGARD THE PROPOSED MEASURE.
WHEELING, w. Va, June 1.-The recent
movement for Republican State Convention at Point
Pleasant was not regarded with favorby the liberal MEM
bers OF the party in this portion OF the State II is as
serted that the call for it written by the ex-Rebel
General ME- ausland OF Chambersburg fame, who re-
sides in Macon County and the sgners in no sense
influential representative Republicans. The Object OF
the Convention to make split in that at Parkers-
burg by undertaking TO dictate its platform. Those,
however who took part in it had few followers and the
affair is conceded to he a failure.
The Republicans here sharply divided on the amend
ment proposed by the Legislature last Winter for the re-
moyai Of all determinations against eX-Rebes In the
matter OF suffrage. The Legislature to be chosen TINS
Fall will have TO pass on IT, II coneuIed IN ny 1 F
body, 1t will be submitted TO popular voie IN the an
of 1871 and il then ratified the Rebels will vote In the
Autumn of 1872 Those who are called liberal kepu p
publican platform. Those whom the Democrats desig
nate btcrenders utterly opposed 10 the amend
ment or TO any enranchisement OF those who were IN
the ReDelon; and between the two wings OF the party
will not be easy to harmonic. The Few RepnDii-
cans who favored the meeting at Point Pleasant,
platform does not suit them The feeling with liberal
Republicans generally is that these differences are to
there Shall be no split if it be possible 10 avoids The
liberals triumphed by carrying their amendment through
counties feels impacaby bitter toward the Rebels who
reClpTOcdue part Vi thc
there much kinder feelng-at least on the part OF
Republicans In many OF Southern counties scarce
fourth fifth and even sometimes not tenth OF the male
adults voters Local government is carried on taxes
are laid and dsbursed by very small mnority and In
too many cannot be doubted that under warrant
OF very rigorous laws these minores have grossly
misused their almost unlimited and irresponsible
powers This IA prolific source Of trouble and rrita-
ton. On the other hand enfranchising the Rebels will
give all that region to the the state
unless it could be done with generous unanimity that
would bring the DISTINGUISHED element TO the Republican
party. The division OF the party on the question now
fOrbils that.
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THE COURTS.
U. g. EASTERN DISTRICT CoURT-IS ADMIRALTY.
Decision Nm Mnir ct al act Alfred MOrme

Decision.-Wm. Muir ct al. agt. Alfred Morme.
This was an action brought by tine beants, claiming
TO be the sole and only Of the British bark Brs
TO obtain possession OF that vessel from the DEFENDANT
who claims hold the vessel the master thereof ana
denied the right OF the beants 10 remove him. Inc de
PENDANT his put the belans 10 the PROOF ol
ownership and set up in opposition 10 the demand e
fact that he had claim against the owners 1or wages
and advances master, which the lDelahts
have not offered pay, and for which, by the law OF
England he had lien upon the vessel and her freight
by reason which fact he insists that the Court should
refuse the decree prayed for by the belants Inc eW
dence OF ownership Introduced by the lbelants no con
sdered to be sufficient to entite them 10 the reIei
prayed for certainly the absence of any counterva
ing evidence any suggestion OF any parties az being
ant has an unpaid demand for and disbursements
which by the law OF England, gives him lien upon the
vessel and freight IL is only necessary to say that as
summing the facts 10 be "A set up they afford no reason
for refusing the possession OF the snip I'D
which they entitled being the sole owners zen
and disbursements cannot give 10 the master
legal right to the possession OF the vessel as against
its owners. -.
After a lengthy review OF the evidence, the Court
entered the following decree If the hbelans deposit IN
the Registry Of the Court the amount OF the inward
freight by them collected, less only the usual Inward
charges including unloading and crews wages, such
security for any sum which defendant may recover
against the owners OF the vessel said freight In an
action brought within twenty days in case he be so
advised the Court will entertain jurisdiction ana decree
De entered favor OF the hbelans without costs III
such freight be not deposited within forty eight hours
after the notice OF this determination, decree Will be
entered Diminishing the libel
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SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERx-PARr I.

Before Judge Spencer.-Daniel Bolton agt
EdsGrd r. Barter at-Tbe plaintiff brings this action
To recover IS injuries received through the neg
gence the defendants On the th of March, 1863 the
plaintiff endeavored tO walk across Second ave. near the
OF Fourth-s in front OF railroad car, which was
approaching at rapid rate OF speed Plaintiff alleges
that he in front OF the car he was struck by the
defendants furniture wagon which was coming ON the
further side OF the and which was being driven IN
careless manner by an employe of defendants and
dragged the pavement distance OF 70 feet, break
ing three Of the plaintiffs ribs and inuring him In 80
serious that he was prevented from attending
his business for than eight weeks. He brings
suit the ground that the driver driving at an UNI
usual rate OF speed and did not stop his horse after
striking the paintif.
The defendants claim contributye negligence the
part OF the plaintiff who they allege, ran directly in
front OF the car the risk OF HIS e and into their
wagon which was almost with the at the time
The driver testified that his horse hardmouthed
horse and WAS easily frightened and that he could not
This case was tried before Judge Barbour some time
ago. and he charged the jury that there no question
about the defendants negligence In driving at such
ageable and tmid and the only question whether the
plaintiff contributed Ia the result The jury then found
Tor plaintiff 81 $780, and the General Term confirmed the
verdict but being carried Ia the Court OF Appeals
the Judgment was reversed and new trial ordered,
which was tried before Judge Spencer yesterday. A
sealed verdict ordered for to-day.
Mr. Requicr for plaintiff; Homer A. Nelson for defend
ant
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SUPREME CoURT-GENERM TERN.

Before IngrdhGm, p. j., and Justices barnard
and Gardo-0.-In application Of John A. IHD, Re
ceirer OF The Olymyic Thedr for authority 10 lease he
s1ue-In 1861 Mr.. John A. Duff bought or supposed he
bought the lease of the Olympic Theater OF Mr. john NJ
Trmbe The creditors of Mr.. TTimble got one Boiles APP
ponted Receiver his estate and then brought suit
10 SET aside the conveyance Of the lease under which the
conveyance was absolute its face it was really only
mortgage OF the lease They succeeded in having IL de
cIared /, mortgage, but Judge Potter was SO well
satisfied with Mr.. Duffs management or the
property that he left him in possession, and
allowed him $1,000 year. reference was
ordered TO take and state Mr. Dus accounts ana Dit
RoIes on the ground that Mr.. Dus accounts were fall
sifed or IL true showed mismanagement, moved Ior
receiver of property, and the Court appointed Mr.
for permission to lease the property to his sonlnaw
Mr. HAYES for $4,000 year for three years The pr0po
stion was opposed by Mr. Boes who produced evidence
that the property worth more, and presented two
offers one by Barney Williams to pay $4,000 year for
tbe property Judge Barnard held that the offers were
made FIRE garly too late and directed Mr. Dun 10
Lease the property to Mr. Hayes according to the original
Term Justices Clerke and Sutherland held that those
offers should have been taken into account and therefore
Vacated Judge Barnards order Mr. Dun appealed from
the decision the General Term to the Court OF Appeals
INT that Court decided that the order being entitled In
an action was necessarily nterlocut0ry and could not be
reviewed by them except final Judgment; they also
decided that discretionary order On this ground
Mr. Duff now asks the General Term To rehear the aIgu-
ment of that appeal that they may raise the question
tionary order. The motion granted
3 Mr. j. yanderpOe for Mr.. Duff defendant, appeared
for the motion, and Mr. b. c. Thaycrf for the plaintiff MI
Bolles, opposed it,
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
CONT ROLLERS OFFICE-AwARD OF "DOCK
BONDs.n

CONT ROLLERS OFFICE-AwARD OF "DoCK
BONDS"
Controller Connolly, yesterday afternoon,
opened proposals for s25oo Dock Bonds OF this CITY,
These bonds authorized by section "A OF the act
chapter $685. laws Of 1870 and by resolution OF the Com
missoners Of the Sinking Fund.- passed May 49, 1870 the
bonds to bear interest at the rate of per per
num- payable tho first days Of May and November Of
each year. the principal redeemable November 1901.
The principal bidders were: Henry Cews & Co., looS
sIo5 70 William s. oBrien es National Currency
Bank 1903 81 James Phelan, 1Ol 769lO2 J. II. Con-
Jones, ica North River Savings Bank eio &c
George K. sstare, lO 759llo; A. Isen Co., lo3 6io
The award Of the whole amount OF the stock given
to George X. Sistare.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.
The Department of Public Parks met at
their Office yesterday. and received reports from the
heads OF relative TO work In their charge Res
olutons adopted directing the painting Of the rail
ings around Reservoir and Tompkinssqnares.
report received from the Controller relative TO
part OF the Park by persons, societies, or corpora
lions, and also the outstanding engagements o. the
Committee, authorizing the payment Of bills APP
and labor and resolution calling upon the Controller
for additional funds for the Improvement OF City Hall
resolution authorizing the laying out of Geological
Garden In the Central Park, and the erection Of the
necessary buildings passed. and the Executive Com
mttee charged with the laying out Of such garden
and procuring the plans therefor.
On motion OF Peter u. Sweeney. the President, the
time labor for all workmen In the employ OF tho De
partment is fixed at eight hours each day, payment
therefor to he at the current rates of wages.
Mr. Andrew H. Green resigned the Office OF Treasurer
OF the Board, and Mr. Henry Hilton appointed to
MI the vacancy and the money In bank transferred
from the old 10 the credit OF the new Treasurer.
resolution adopted directing the Controller OF
the Department u request the Supervisors OF the Town
OF West Farms TO issue certificates OF Indebtedness TO
this Department in pursuance Of provisions OF chap: 1871
OF Laws OF 1870 To pay expenses incurred by the late
Commissioners OF the Central Park account OF surveys
made by their direction IN the Town OF West Farms.
After considerable routine business the Board ad-
jOurned
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PORT OF SEw-YoRK. ............"..........''J"

PORT OF NETWORK. ''''''''''''u"'
CLEARED. 49, 40.
Steamshps-Cty Manchester, Phillips, Liverpool W.
Mullen Charleston; Cleopatra sps Vera Cruz ana M,
Ann fi1, Richards pha ComstOck Drake Phlaeph
Kea Steele Hamiltan, Bermuda Niagara, Bakeman
vulcan wilcox philadelphia n Fsirchh, Trout fm~ep''
NereGs, Besrse, Boston - yr..o. svo,s., Kan
erg Lord Clarendon Lavender Nontey1eo and Baenos Ares
Bngs-Terenins Lauro, Gloucester Engi toAn' jenkins ''
Victoria Amelia Ferns Anebat. e...,. ,.,.h.
scbrs-Wareuton Dodge Salem; Dart johnson Stsmoii ssns
Heath Heath Heath Indanola and Layseea warrior nons
Washington c. Ocean Wave zeiua Norfolk iAhAee "'' D'
sloop.-Mary Elizabeth Williams, NewHayen; aarJ Gray AnI.
UncasViie
stesmso San Salvador Nekerson Savannah dse and pass
Steamship Montgomery Pac0h savannah mise ana oes'
slip Antarctic Mcsoker, Liverpool April %, mfse and pass
Bark Atlantic Dckerson, Barbados May o. sugar. =, L.. -.
schr Chas Moody Abbott Para - days VIA bohAf ~ us N
DOMESTIC PORTS.
p.-or lima Arded steamships Blackstone from Baitmor.i
Roms0 Philadelphia Neptune from he"iofA ons yucca 80
West, from Cienfnegos
FOREIGN PORTS.
orHEyrowy June 6-The steamship sanana from neS-lon iet
arrived here at ii ocock mOunei
Arrived It'll steamship City Of Paris at O'Clock last evening iron.
Eew.York for Liverpool - A., ~ - u.wyo,. n,
rived at this O'Clock this morning. on the way 70 Bremen
The steamship Main from NewiOk arrived here a. IA O'CLOCK 'ns
afternoon on the way to Bremen
SPOKEN.
Ship Neptune, from Liverpool for NewYork May H. lat 9i Ion
2i.43. q.
ship World London for SewYok MAY p lat 80 lon q
Ship Charles from NewYork FOR Antwerp May 20 lat A. on IL
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Beaver
possible aud the meantime the supe, val not b
souud
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ds,b,s and baltimore other places having erected
their own upon very available sltes Mr. John e. bi
ioct distinguished lawyer Of philadelphia, has long
o, tina landowner In this region, and ad0rns
tho Cape with his beautiful cottage Other n9tcsape
son OF the same city, and OF Mrs. Cen d. NJ koarney OF
St Louis New-York people arc beginning to Patr9mne
his resort greater extent than they nave
ever done hitherto and all things seom TO promise D
liant and "A delightful season.
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SUPREME coURT-cmcUrr-KNGs COUNTY.

Aaron A. Degraw agt. John III. ElmOre.-
This action was brought to SIS damages for
an alleged malicious prosecution Plaintiff alleges that
on the 18th of May iSs tne desnHant falsely ana mall
plaintiff had forged the name of Kimba Co. TO trans
fers stock OF the Jamaica and East York Railroad
Company. Plaintiff arrested on that charge, and
gave bail in 81 900 to appear for a and the 23d OF
May the Justice discharged him, not guilty. Plaintiff
also alleges that the defendant has procured report OF
the charge be widely circulated and In that
has injured plaintiff to the amount Of $4,000, TO
which sum this suit was brought.
The answer of the defendant general denial
Case still on
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COMMON pLEAS-spEcIAI TENN

Decisions-By Judge Loew.-Van Meas act.
Platt-Moton for additional allowance granted the sm
10 be per cent the amount Of plaintiffs claim Yer
Planok at al agt. RellyMotion granted without costs
Sverbrandt agt seers.-Motion granted Virtue ct al
sst Holins u al.-Moton denied with $40 costa Walsh
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The stage employees at the French Theater
desire TO express publicly through our columns their
gratitude TO Mr. Fecher who at the close OF his cnSrge
pent on Saturday presented them with sIOa
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morn,Ys WEATHER RRpORT-g 4. "
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun rises .... 4:23 sun sts....IE8 moon se'''''' "
'" HIGH DAY.
Cab uL ~ Cows Island 3l6 Hell Gate .... 300
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COURT CALEsDbRs-THs DAT

agt Moore ct aI-Moton granted and Chas. shaner sp
pointed receiver.
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%. Plat sr. ~ Baton Co. l1 (Cs Harvey sgt Whts.
100. Price ag Price.
scTEnss CoyETGssnEA TEGsAn The preferred o.u'" oot dc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-10-03
AUCTION SALES.
VRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.

Pursuant to the provisions OF q decd If trust,
bearing date the 18th day of July, 1860, Of le-
cord in the Clerks office Of the County Court
of Loudoun, in liber rs. folio 4G. made BY
Robert G. Allnutt and wife ia me, rs trustee,
to secure debt therein mentioned 10 William
II. Russell, l shall, On MONDAY, the
3st day Of October, 1870. about noon, at The
Court House door, in the tow2 Of Leesburg
offer for sale, by public auction, to tho highest
bidder, sll that TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND. lying nnd being in tho county of Lou
doun, on the north side of the Leesburg Turn.
pike, adjoining the lands of j. w. Peasants
and Samuel L. jenkins, conveyed TO me by said
deed of trust containing, By estimation, 225
ACRES OF LAND, more or less. There is a
comfortable FRAME d WELLIN & fss.s
with six rooms and basement on the prem Raa.a
ises, good corn house, stable, SC. Tho quail,
ty of the land is good; there Is q sufficient
amount of timber for tho place, and there is an
abundance of good water. There are six folds
and running water in every field. 1t Is two
miles from Gulltord station
Tho terms Of sale. required by the deed, under
tho law, arc cash but am authorized by MIR.
Russell, tho iced OF trust creditor, to say that
for the amount duo upon his debt upon the
payment of ono third cash. ho will extend
credit upon the rcsiGre OF one and two years.
MATTHEW HARRISON, Trustee.
Loudoun county, sep 22-eots
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vrALUABLETIMBEE LANDFoRsALE.

By virtue of q deed Of trust from Henry M
Ross deceased, to Alfred Moss. deceased. ,rus-
tee, dated the 9th day Of September, 1855, re-
corded amongst tho land records Of Fairfax
county, liber 7, No. 3, folio ia. and for the
purposes therein mentioned, shall offer for
sale, by public auction. at Fairfax Court House,
on MONDAY, the 18th day of October, 1870
that being Court day, the TRACT OF LAND
in said deed mentioned, containing 237t acres,
principally in wood and timber.
The above tract of land binds on the Little
River turnpike road, about two miles above
Germantown, and sdjoins the farms of Charles
Stewart James Fox and others. The timber
may be made very profitable by converting it
into lumber al steam saw mill about two miles
distant. near Germantown. A small portion OF
the land has been cleared, but is without other
improvements The oil OK road from tho turn
pike TO Frying pan runs through this property.
TERMS-Onh tenth Of the purchase money
will be required in hand the residue in one,
two and three years, with interest from tho day
Of sale, and approved persona security the
title to DO retained and the land liable TO be 70,
sold ut the risk Of tho purchaser. Tax and
stamps to DO paid by tho purchaser. Sao to
take place between II and O clock:
KICH'D IL. COCA LILLE,
Administrator dc bonis non of Alfred Moss,
deceased, and rs such authorized to execute
the above trust. FAIRFAX CO., sep l2'cols
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5

EN PRESIDENT BUCHANAN on TIE AssAsG,
NATION OF PRESIDENT LINCoLN.-The follow
INK letter, written by ez-Prcsident james Buch'
anaa few days after the murder of Mr.,
Lincoln, to the Honorable Horato King, is
published in the last number OF the Galaxy:
WHEATLAND, near Lancaster, April 81, 1863
-;iy Dear Sir In common with you, |
feel the assassination of President Lincoln to be
u terrible misfortune 10 our country. tlay
God, in His mercy, ward from us the evils
which it portends, and brirg good GU; OF this
fearful calamity. My intercourse with our
deceased President, both on his visit to me
after his arrival in Washington ard on the Gay
of his FIRST inauguration, convinced ME tnat III
was man of kind and and benevolent heart;
and of plain, sincere, and frank manners. L
have never s;uco changed my opinion OF ms
character. Indeed, felt for him much per
sonal regard. r,1
THROUGHOUT tho goars OF the war GeVeF lal'
tered in 10y conviction thas IL "ou' eyen'u1siy
terminate ia the crushing OF the rebellion, aud
wasevsr opposed to The recognition OF the Con
t.derate government by any act which even
locked IN that direction. Believing, always,
secession to be pa! gable violation OF the con
st;tutiop, considered the acts Of secession 10
be absolutely void and that the States were
therefore still members though rebcllious mem
bars Of tho Union.
Having prayed night and morning for the
r-s.orati9n Of the Union, the constitution, and
CIR ci:i liberties, and fondIy believing that
President Lincoln was tho destined instrument
ia the hands of Divine Providence to accomp-
iish these insstmabe blessings, the awful news
Of his diaboical assassination, at such mo
mcnt. overwhelmed mo with sorrow.
These are my heartfelt sentiments which
ysu invite, tss th.y are not fer the public eye
When, On the first opportunity after The first
ta.;lo of Ball Run, | expressed strong opinions
to puslis meeting in support of tho war,
was sssaied as violently for this " MS ii l
hid uttered treason. Ii were nov to write
!ur the pubic, which c5uld do with heartfelt
,noicrs, Gu The subject Of the assassination,
it should be treated in similar manner.
Hon. Horx,io King. JAMES BUCHANAN.
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Auction SALES.
nUBLlC SALEOF AVALUABLE FAR

DUBLlC sALEOF VALUABLE FARM
4 at the Court House, at Brentsvillo, Prince
William county, Va, on TUESDAY, october
2, 1870, at IL o'clock.-All that VALUABLE
FARM. in Prince William county, known as s
"PlEDMONT,'' containing about 60O acres OF
land, moro or less, situated about four miles
north of Haymarket on the road leading from
Brownsville to Aide, in Loudoun county, and
shout six miles from Gainesville, on the
o., A. s. M. 4. r.; AGO acres cleared and il
good state of cultivation the residue in very
desirable timber. Land we'll watered; apple
and pear IN g
water in beautiful grove near tho dwelling.
DWELLING HOUSE is com Portable fsssS
cottage OF i've rooDs, with porch about lEls.
forty feet long. Also Stable Barn, Corn House,
Creamery, Meat House and Servants House
Schools, Churches and good society in tho
neighborhood. To any one wishing to pur-
chsse desirable Farm, this is rare opportu-
mtg. Title indisputsble
TERMS-One-third cash; tho remailde in
six and twelve months. Address JESSE TY-
SON. Baltimore. Md. sep 28-eotO22
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, rendered atits Juno torn, 1910,
in the CAUSE OF T. Mccarthy VS.. Edward Sean
Ion, the undersigned, commissioners, will sell,
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF October. 1870
Court day, in front Of the Court House door OF
Fairfax county, at II o'clock m, the valuable
TRACT OF LAND now farmcd by Tim
o. Connor, ard near tho land wAorcon he re.
sides, cort lining lis acres, with fine improve
mcnts, and we'll wooded ard watered. with q
line young orchard. and being very valuable
land-the same lying east Of tho BraddoeiS
road. one huff milo south Of Anandsle, on the
Little River Turnpike Q. and u mile and half
from Springfield station, on tho y s. NJ. RIB.
TERM S-Ten per cent to BIO paid down AS
deposit; tho residue in 6, II and Is months.
with interest. to be secured by bond. with good
security; the tito to DO retained until tho pur-
chase money is pail, and the cash payment to
be forfeited, and tho land resold ct thu risk Of
the purchaser shou ne fail TO comply.
GEO. VIM. BRENT,
II. DULANY BALL.
Fairfax CO sep l3-2awts CONS Of Sale.
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THRUST SALE-By virtue OF deod Of trust.
4 bearing date 18th July. 1860. from Arson
Bangs for the use of hov. j. NJ. Meredith, tho
undersigned, Trustee, will SELL on MONDAY,
the 10th day Of October. 1870 that being Court
day, before the lront door of the Court House
of Prince William county, ut public auction,
to the highest bidder, tho TRACT OF LAND.
containing 394 acres, situated on Choppowom.
sic creek, in the county OF Prince William, ad-
joining the "ClearVew' and "Evansport'
tracts.
This tract IS valuable for its wood and timber,
and will bs sold on tho following
TERMS, to wit :--Sl 100 cash, and tho resi-
due on a credit Of one anj two years, with in
tercst from the day Of sale; tho deferred pay
ments 10 DO secured by deed o: trust on tho
premises. a NlCOL, Trustee.
Primer William county, Va, sep 7-eots
prince Wi liam Advocate COPY.