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The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company OfNew York, as Trus-
tees for the eBOndhOlders.

~ hc n HAFN0erS' hOHm thmu lTusn
Company OfNew " orIx, as Trus-
tees for the BOndhOlders.
The Mortgage covers the entire road, Right Of Way
Franchises, Rsing Stock, Equipments Lands aud Pro-
perry, real and personal, belonging which may
hereafter belong TO the Company. SINKING FUND
Is aso provided which will reduce the principal Of the
debt TWo-THIRDs of the entire amount in adVaacs Of
0'e maturity Of ne Bonds
The Road is % miles long. connecting Fredericksburg
via Orange Court House, with Charlottesville, which is
the point Of junction of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road to the Ohio river, and the the Orange
Aod Alexandria Railroad TO Iynohburg 1t forms the
shortest connecting link in the system Of roads leading
the entire South, Southwest and West to the Pacific
Ocean. It passes through rich section of the shenan
doah Valley, the local traffic of which alone will support
tho Road and it command an abundant share Of
through trade from the fact of it's beinga
SHORT CUT TO TIDE WATER ON THE PoTo-
MAC AT THE FARTBEST INLAND POINT
WHERE DEEP WATER FOR HEAVY
SHIPPING CAN BE FOUND ON
THE WHOLE LENGTH OF
THE ATLANTIC COAST.
From Charlottesville to Tidewater by this route the
distance is 40 miles less than Ella Alexandria, 65 miles less
than via Richmond and West Point; l94 miles less than
via Norfolk.
limited amount of these bonds offered at eaS and
interest from November T. in currency
From an examination in person. and also by competent
counsel, Of all the and documents relating
loan, enabled to pronounce them entirely correct
and satisfactory have the work and property
Of the company examined by agents, whose re.
ports with those made by the officers the com.
pany and therefore these bonds issue
l.
equipped road, AS A FIRsT-CLAss SECURITY IN
EVERY PARTICULAR, and a most desirable invest.
ment giving large increase of over investments
| in any description of Government bonds
TANNER 81 CO., Bankers,
| No. 4s WALL Street, New York
| Pamphlets maps, and information furnished
Government bonds and other marketable securities win
converted without commission parties investing in
these bonds and the highest market price allowed for
| gold and other coupons in exchange.
SAMUEL WORK, Banker,
| lR No 95 South THIRD Street.
B A " KfN q H o u . Il
| JAY COOKE & CO.,
Nos. I12 and IRA y. THIRD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
Dealers in Government Seeuriti
Qid b-sOs Wanted tn Exchange for New.
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted
Interest Allowed on Deposits
COLLECTIONS MApK STOCKS bought and sol,
Oh Commission
Special business accommodations reserved 10
| ladies'
| We win receive applications for Policies OF Lif
| Insurance In the National Life Insurance Compan
OF the United States. Full Information given at on
efnce. 113m
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PROPOSALS.,
Posr OFF1CE p.erLnrNnr. )

PROPOSALS. FOR STAMPED ENVELOPES AND
i WRAPPERS.
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FINANCIAL.
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND.
Seven Fer Cent. Gold Bonds
OF yuR
Fredericksburg and Gordonsvills Rail-
road Company of Virginia
Principal and Interest Payable
I'm Coin, Free OfUnited States
Government Tax.

These Bonds are secured By First and only Mortgage
made 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rTpE sH1VERIN4 SEASON.

The loss 10 the laboring classes of the United
States, caused by fever and a2ue, has been es-
tiusled a: upwards of two millions of dollars
per annum. Whole settlements are sometimes
Frustrated by the disease, and it IS regarded IN
tre localities rs one Of those visitstlons vi
Providence which cannot be avoideH. This IS
mistake As certainly as any OF the eVils
which are invited by neglect may be forestalle
by precsution-so certainly may an attack OF
intermittent or remit.ent fever be prevented by
invigorat NJ the system with Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, in advance of the season, at which
this maady prevails. Prevention, it is needless
to say, is the wisest policy; but it is consoling
to know that where time has not been thus TAX
en- by the forelock, and the paroxsyms have
actually commenced complete cure may, in
all cases, be rapidly effected by the use of this
power ul vegetable tonic. The reputation Of
The Btters as q specific for dyspepsia, liver
complaint, constipation and nervous debility,
has in some measure thrown into the shade its
merits as q preventive and cure of other all
ments, but all who have ever taken it, either
as protection against or remedy for mala.
rious fevers will admit that it surpasses in eff.
cheney all the So called specifics Including qui.
nine usually prescribed for these maladies,
while it is at the same time entirely harmless
and decidedly palatable. sep 5-eolw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09
LOCAL NEWS.

THIRD WARD RADICALS regular meet.
ing of the 3rd Ward Republican Club vas held
last night in the coored school house on Al
fred, between Princess aud Orouoco streets; G.
P. Douglass, colored. Vice President, 10 the
Chair, and W. L. Penn Secretary pro tenn.
The proceedings Of the previous meeting we're
read ,and after debate, in which R. D. Beckley,
colored, and W. D Massey participated, were
adopted. A resolution, offered by R. D.
Beckley, that this Ward will not EJECT Dele
gates to Congressional Convention until a
sufficient time has been allowed to the District
Committee to take action 10 the premises, was
ordered on motion of Mr.. " D. NJ ssey, amended
80 as TO read that the election of Delegates to q
Congressional Convention of the 7th Congress.
sional District be postponed until nextThursdsy
pignt,at which time all the Republicans OF the
Third Ward ara earnestly requested TO attend.
The meeting was addressed by R. D. Beckley,
coored, and by Robert Armstrong, ". d.
Massey, and others. The club then adjourned
to meet next Thursday night at the same place.
w. L. Penn, W. d. Massey, J.T. Burnett, R.C.
Armstrong, G. r. Grimes, L. L. O'Neal and
L. D. Harmon were the only white members
of the party present, all the rest being colored.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE, GAZETTE.
EOREIt.N NEWS.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept. 9-Jules Favre has declined
the services of the Orleans Princes and begged
them to Quit the city for fear OF complications.
1t Is sgrn reported that the Diplomatic
Corps at Paris has gope to King William s
headquarters in the interest oil peace.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-The Prussian works
around Stras5ourg arc nearly complete Gen.
Urlch persists in holding the place. The river
LII has been Diverted iuto the trenches.
Tbe Standards Paris correspondent writes
that he has conVersed with an English engi-
| neer, now 10 that city, who afirms that the
deiences OF Paris are perfect.
Paris is filled with members of the Garde
Mobile bearing French and American flags
the American Minister
There have been several demonstrations at
Madrld lately in favor Of the United States of
Europe.
The Morning Post eouase!s the Prussians to
stop and otftr peace to the Republic on terms
that shall REIN burse Prussia and yet leave no
| ranking source OF hate among the French.
| Otherwise, the Post hopes the French will
| hold their own
The writer then comments on the violent
Pho-Prussian tone OF the British press which
was lately 50 obsequious TO the Emperor
A mob at Dieppc, Saturday night, tried 10
stop the luggage of Princess Mathide who
| had embarked for England The police and
gems 'armes interfered successfully and every.
thing valuable was placed out of danger.
| Paris papers refer obscurely to new muir
derous engine prepared for the defenc, of the
| city. They also claim that they now have
more than 100000 armed men within the
walls.
1t is again reported that Mcmahon is still
alive. One correspondent says that his wound
is not necessarily mortal.
The neighborhood of Sessions is still the
most westerly point where the Prussians have
/ been observed.
There is great scarcity, of printing paper
in Paris, Galigoani's Messenger, has been re
duced 10 size; and it is likely that other papers
will be forced to follow.
| The authorizes at Berlin arc confident that
| Russia will withdraw her proposition for con
| terence, in Vlsw OF the persistence OF Prussia
1t is reported that, owing to the creation OF the
| French Republic, Austria is arming again.
PARIS, Sept 9.-Nladame George Sand has
saluted the new reg ime.
MARsEILLEs. Sept. 9.-There is intense ex-
element here. Many of the members of the
former police force have been arrested as spies.
A band of women employed in tobacco
| factory yesterday paraded the streets singing
the Marseillaise.
The authorities arc taking steps to prevent
| apy disorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

AcRoBATIc PERFORMANCE ON NINTH ST.
Last evening quite commotiou took place
at the corner of 9th and NJ streets. Major
Richards and his two sons. with detectives
Miller and Coomes. and VIM. Dennis were
out for carriage ride, and in driving down
9th street had arrived at the corner of NJ.
when the back seat, on which were Mcssrs.
Coomes, Dennis and Grant Richards, suddenly
gave way, and the three. with the seat, were
tumbled out 10 the street, Mr.. Coemes hold
iug fast to young Richards, and with him, tax
ing back action somersault lighting 10 the
dust. MIR. Dennis, before reaching terra
frma, made some erial gyrations, which
would have elected applause in the ring d.
cirque. Detective Miller, on hearing the
swapping of the irons of the seat, Immediately
turned, aud seeing it giving way exclaimed,
Major you've dropped something" The
horse being checked. the fallen trio were pick
ed up and rubbed off, - Washington Star.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs. Bids for enclosures Tor
the national cemeteries in the District u 70
lumbla aud this city we're opened at he Quar-
termaster Generals Office yesterday in Wash
lngton, he number OF proposals being near y
htty. The lineal measure of the enclosures Is
over three miles, and the proposals we're tnr
stone and brick walls and hedges. The award
will not be made for several days.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Leatherland, while
at work unloading coal at Flshtown this morn
ing, was accidentally knocked overheard, but
was soon rescued.
A colored man, while curing hay near this
city on Wednesday evening last vas bitten by O
garter snake. but recovered after taking the
usual remedy.
Mr.. John Gieb, while filling lamp last
night, had bis hands severely burned, the oil
taking fire from match which child standing
by bad ignited.
A COW belonging to Mr. Frank Swain fell
into we'll on the lot uow being prepared by
Mr.. John Dixon. for the erection OF aome brick
buildings on Pitt street, near Klng, but
when extricated was found TO have received no
serious Injury.
A load of peat from the Dismal Swamp, ar
rived here o.day.
The camp meeting at Vienna broke up TO-
day.
The first cargo of oysters Of the season, ar
rived here this morning. 1t came in the sloop
Fanny and sold at 60 cts. a bushel.
COL Bruce's corps of engineers having COM
pleted their lines 10 Winchester on the W. &
o. r. r., have returned to this city to prepare
their reports. Capt. Marbury party who are
approaching Winchester from the Ohio, will
it is thought, complete their lines in few
weeks.
The father of Judge II. w. Thomas died in
Loudoun county on "Wednesday.
Thers is to be tournament and fair at New
Hope church, in Stafford, about three miles
from Fredericksburg, on the White Oak road.
on Wednesday, the 18th inst. The object is to
raise funds to complete the church there.
There will be dioner on the grounds and a
band of music in attendance.
We regret to hear that bilious fever is pre
vailiug almost in an epidemic form 10 King
George county To one family eighteen per
sons arc reported as down with it, and in
another nine.
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nKUG STORE.

Having purchased the Drug Store on the
northeast corner of King and Washington sts
for number Of years past known as Milburn's
Drug Store, l respectfully inform thu citizens
of Alexandria and vicinity that l will keep
constantly on hand full and complete assort.
ment of all articles usually found in first. class
drug store.
Particular attention will be paid to the COM
pounding of prescriptions day aud nj ght
aug 3l-tf SAMUEL Il. LUNT.
DROF. l.. EUGENE COLLIERE, from
I Belle Haven Institute. would respectfully
announce to the citizens of Alexandria that he
is now ready TO give lessons in the French Ian.
euage. For terms please enquire at Belle Ha
ven Institute, or at q. T. French's or J. s. w.
j. Entwisles. or Robt. BelPs. sep 5-2w
n No. ITO N. Washington ST.
The exercise, of this Institution will be re-
sumed on Wednesday, the 18th inst; Persons
desiring to enter their children for the coming
session are requested to do so as early as may
be convenient, in order that the pupils may not
lose time by getting behind their classes.
Teachers Of reputation and experience nave
been added to the corps of instructors, and coy.
cred plank walks have been placed IN the
grounds to protect the scholars from exposure
to dampness in wet weather.
sep s cost w. w. LEGARE, Principals
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

COUNTRY PRoDUcE.-Among the articles of
freight received here during the week ending
on Saturday last by the O., A. & M. R. r.,
were the following :-Ot wheat Is, l4S bushels,
corn 1852, oats TITS, mill offal 376, -four
COZ bbls.. sumac 4,7lG sacks, eggs AZ bbls.,
butter 81 bbIs, fowls l6 coors, peaches 70
boxes, Shingles $500. tobacco "a boxes, leather
81 rolls, whiskcy 6 bbls., and 20 Car loads Of
sheep and cattle.
During the same period there were received
ty the w. & o. R. r. among other freight
of wheat 2, 042 bushels, CORP 1,43S, oats 1884
sumac 1874 sacks, -four l6S bbs., butter 4;
bbls eggs 40 ibis, frui: 40 boxes, vineger
bbls, fowls 45 coops, calves 49, and car load;
Of cattle.
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The Markets.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 9 -Stocks steady. Gold
l3s Monty 4,G. Virginia SKIES, ex coupon,
CT; d.. new. 81. N. Z. SKIES, cd. sol do.
new, 90 -Four dull and Sc lower. W heat
dull and nominally lower. Corn dull.
BALTIMORE, Sept 9-Va. sizes. old, 50
bid, SAL s-ked d. 1866. Ga did, 654 asked
do. 1867, GO bid, 624 asked do. COUPON, Ole
and new, 6S4 a>ked. Cotton dull and pouinalIy
lower al LIT .l95. Flour dull aud weak. Wheat
unchang, ,xc pit Western, which is dull and
lower at 125al26. White STU hern Corn S0,S5
yellow do IS 90; Western 1880. Oats fin
at rs 50 Ryc Gull al 10 IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

REMARKs.-The Flour market opened dull
in the early part of the week, and under unfa
vorable advices has ruled heavy, and closes
very dull, with declining tendency. The
sales are confined chiefly to the local trade. the
demand for which is light, and under large re-
cepts stocks are accommodating. Werevise our
quotations as follows: Family 7 so to So Is
choice So 90; Extras so TO Sc rs; Supers IS
to $6-the latter figure Cor choice. This market
for Wheat shows more activity; offerings of
7l3 bushels white and 1850 OF red, with sales of
the former at 1873 and 1875, and of the latter at
ITO, ll2. lis. llS. l2O, l2l 1923, 125 IT. l28 and
$50. Rye is steady; offerings of lQ2 bushes,
with sales at IS. Oats are unchanged; sales at
81, 40 and Al, with offerings OF 1893 bushels
Butter and Eggs have declined Other articles
unchanged.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Septem6 Der g.
Bvef Csttle-Good Mich Cows are in demand,
with sales at 40 to 500 per head. Good Veal
Calves wanted Prices range as follows: Best
Beeves at 1887 50; generally rated first quality
ut 6aS7; medium or good fair quality 50sSs6 !;
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows a e0aS5 !;
inferior and lowest grades OF Cattle 3 5OaS4 So
range of prices 5Oa$7 so Most OF tie sales
were from so to SIS per l00 lbs Total sales
for the week OILS head
Sheep-There has been large supply on the
market during the past week, but mostly of a
common grade Prices ranged as follows:-
Fair to good Sheep at 4a4ac: good to extra 5aa
Sic per ID gross. Stock Sheep 50aS2 IS per
head. Lambs at 2aS4 per head. Receipts this
week 6845 head.
Hogs-The supply during the past week has
been about equal to the demand. Prices ranged
as follows: At II 75s$l3 50 ger 100 lbs not. Re-
ceipts this week 1897 hea6.
RICHMOND MARKET, Sept 8.-Offerings of
II 900 bushels of Wheat with sales Of white at
l35s145 for good to choice and ll5sl20 for ordi-
nary; fair to choice red at l22alS0. Mixed
Corn 100. Oats 43a4i and Rye IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

POLICE REPORT Affairs at police head
quarters this morning we're unusually quiet.
MAYORS OFFICE. The Mayor is still tenn
porarly absent from the city.
There were no cases at his Office this morn
iug.
MAGISTRATES OEFIcE.-No warrants were
issued from any OF the Magistrates offices this
morning.
NIGHT REPORT Might clear and cool. No
disturbances and no arrests. The streets were
as still as usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09
Topeka Radical Convention.

Topeka, Kansas, Sept S.-The Republican
State Convention met here to day. One hun
drcd and ninety eight delegates wero present.
Judge D. p. Lowe, OF Fort Scott. was oomi
mated Tor Congress, when the Convention ad-
journcd Till to u orrOw.
Thomas A. Osborne, Of Leavenworth, vii!
probably be nominated for Governor.
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Heavy Gale.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 9.-The bark
Virginia Dare from Callao, for orders, reports
a heavy guile on the thirty first OF August off
Bermuda. Sho lost her sails. stove her bull
warks and sustained other damages. Captain
Bishop was knocked down by a sea and bad
his right arm broken in two places. The car
pcnter, Charles Toodc, was lost overheard.
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CANAL COMM ERCE.
f;d1s;i;;i aa -. SiaI

ARRIVALS.
Boats James aoy, A 81 Wallis, w Bacon.
John o. Brien, Harvey Fisk, NJ sanford, A
Clark. Bayer, Maj E l. Moore, w Laird and
VIM barrow, to American Coal Co.; boat Mrs
g E Charles, to Sinclair & Agnew.
DEPARTURES
Boats Henry Reed. Jos Noble, James Hoy,
A q Wallis, John w Bacon, John o. Brien and
Harvey Fisk. for Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

VIM. HEINEKAMP'S tirst-class BALTl-
MORE PIANOS. Every instrument warrant
ed for five years. Sold at factory prices on &C.
commodating terms usual in other cities.
PARLOR ORGANS from the best makers.
l will also furnish PIANOS from any maker
in the country, for which persons may have 8
preference al factory prices. I hope thereby
to leave no cause for tn ose who have at heart
the interest of Alexandria to buy away from
home.
have also PIANOS from trst-class makers
that have been out on rent for sale at very re-.
duced prices. Every instrument warranted
Also the following:
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Flutinas. Accor'
deol g. Concertinas, Violincellos, Bsnjos, V,o.
lin Bows, Bridges, Pins, Kosiu, Mouth Organs,
&C., &c.
instrumental and Vocal Sheet Music, In
struction Books and Music paper. Orders ic:
Music solicited and filled at the shortest notice
My facilities for repairs of Pianos, Organs,
ccordeons, Violins, &c, &C., are much en-
larged, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Pianos, Organs, &c, for Rent: Also tuned
and packed ian l0] V. BECkER.
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RETAINED LETTERS The following letters
are detained in the Postofice for want oil stamps,
proper direction, &C.:
Geo. B. Sweet. Mt. benson. N. s.; John
Dovell no p. o. direction; N. L.. s., No.
1856, no p. D. direction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE. AT the Court
House, and throughout the city notices are post
ed Of the Candidacy of Gen. Daniel Ruggles Of
Fredericksburg for Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09

SALE OF A FISHING SHORE. -Bryans Land-
ing fishing shore on the Potomac, opposite
Mount Vernon. belonging to the estate Of the
late William Bryan has been sold to Conrad
Faunce of WASHINGTON for $l3 500 cash
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09
THE POPULAR REMEDY.

Gsutier's Native Wine Bitters cures nervous
headache, nervous and general debility, chills
and fevers. dyspepsia. indigestion and all d.
seases OF the kidney. As 9 tonic and appetizer
these Bitters are valuable above all price
Procure bottle and test their merit. For sale
BY all druggists and grocers. sep 6-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-09
HEALTH GIVING WINE.

Sometime since Mr. A. Speer. of Passaic, N.
j., presented US with bottle of his Port Grape
Wine. In our turn, we presented it to friend
who was in feeble health. After giving the
wine few trials, our friend assures US he de-
rived marked benefits from its use We find
that many invslids in this city are using Speer'
Port Grape Wine with the same beneficial re-
suits Druggists keep it, sep 6-lw
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Fairfax county. aug 6-2swls

THRUST SALE-By virtue OF deed of trust,
\ bearing date II n July 1863. fro II Alison
Bangs for the use OF Rev. j. NJ Meredith, tho
unde .igned Trustee, viii so !, on MONDA4,
the 10th day Of ucto ber 1870, tina! beng Court
dsy, before tn, front door Of ths curt House
to the highest bidder, the TRACT Or LAND,
containing 1874 acres, situated on Ch"ppowom'
sic creek, in the county OF Prince W!ii"m adj
Joining the "Clearview'' and "Evansport'
tracts.
This tract is valuable for its wood and limbo-
and will b. sold on the following
TERM =, to wit 500 ca.h, aud the resi-
due on credit of one and two years, with in
,erest from the day of sale; the de'err"d pay
ments to BIO secured by deed o! tru.t on Tho
premises. a NlCoL trustee.
Prince William County, Va, sep 7-eots
prince Wi liam Advocate 60. u
DUBLIC oALE OF VALU BILE LAND
IN FAUQUIER COUNTY. vlkGLN
lA.-In pursuance of the DEGREES of the 18Th OF
April, 1870 and of ths 2JLh Of June 1870 pro.
nounced by Tho Circuit Court of said county Of
Fauquier, in the cnsncerv suit OF o. Rear against
F.rguson, the undersgned' Com n SsnnV
will sell, by public auction, on U HSDAl,
the 18th Of September. 1870, in front OF the
Court House OF SAID county, That VA LU aBLE
TRACT of LAND owhed and occupI"d by
James Ferguson situated Oh the eastern 5000
OF the Blue Ridge, about four miles rom Paris
and within six miles Of Pledmoni and Mark
ham stations on tho Manassas Gap H.ilro d;
and containing about G5l ACRE, This land
is highly improved, produces grain we'll and
is also admirably adapted to graz'ne; It's sup
ply of wood anu water is abundant, ana thero
are on it unmi.takabn Indications OF large
quantities of marble Of superior quality snd
reat variety Tho build rgs arc Arg, Dug
comm dious and elegant PRIME Dwell ZEE
LING HOUSE, u large substantial barI. aid good
stables, with every other NECESSARY out house.
1t is seldom that any property pos'ssin 80
many att actions rs III is pat INTO market, and
we therefore cali the special attention CT pur-
chasers 10 1t. -,
The terms of sale are as follows, viz: INC
purchaser TO pay down in cash ten per cent OF
IT, amount o! his purchase on tho day OF sale,
and on the confirmation OF the sne oy inc
Court q sum sufficieut to make, with the ten
nor ctnl one fourth of the purchase money;
Ind for the residue he shall execute his three
bonds in eGual amounts, with good Personal Sc
curilv, bearing interest from the day OF sale,
nsyabie in one, two and three years thereafter;
he title to be retained II | the last nstslm
i, paid, and the land subject to resale H. the
risk and cost of the purchaser IN caAe lie 1911
W CHARLES T. GREEN.
EPPA HU NTON,
(',rD mic