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Why

Are DIR. c.. w. Roback's
Stomach Bitters, Blood Pu-
ritter and Blood Pills the
three greatest remedies the
world has ever known?
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LON
AMERICAN H A8GAl:a5z

are more extensively counterfeited at
the present time than ever before =
Their splendid time-keeping qualities
have induced many unprincipled
dealers TO impose worthless limitations
of all styles. Therefore, those wish
ing TO purchase the genuine Watch,
should bny only from a reliable local
Agent. We have now a full line of
all the different styles in Gold and
Silver Watches, which for finish and
prIre are more desirable than anything
before offered in the market.
Also an endless variety of
LAitIES' GOLD WATCHES.
GENTS GOLD WATCHES,
of all styles and prices. A largest 'ck
of SETH THOMAS CLOCKS and
others of good make. A fine assort-
ment of Table Cutlery at greatly re-
duced prices. Silver and Silver-Pla
ted ware of the best quality and style.
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T.. w. WALLACK.

Good wholesome Vinegar Amy
one can make it. See advertisement
of w. H. Bishop in this paper. 3m4s
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Road Receipts, always to be had
cheap at this Office.
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The Scientific Principle
MANUFACTURED b

On which they are constructed brings
the core or centre of the lens directly
in front of the eye, producing a clear
and distinct vision, as in the natural,
healthy sight, and preventing all un-
pleasant sensations. such as glimmer-
ing and wavering of sight, dizziness,
&C., peculiar to all others in use
They are Mounted in the Finest Manner.
In frames of the best quality, of all
materials used for that purpose.
THEIR FINISH AND DURABILITY CAN
NOT BE SURPASSED.
C~AUTION.-None genuine unless
bearing their trade mark-stamped
on every frame.
HENRY F. VANTILBURG,
Jeweler and Optician, is Sole
Agent for Ashlal nd, Ohio.
From whom they can only he OBJ
tanned These goods are not supplied
to Peddlers, at any price.
To procure a fine Photograph, go
to w. u. Edwards.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Luther Grail & Co,
VS..
Joseph Heichel ct al.
State of Ohio, Ashland County, SIS.
By virtue of a certain order Of sale
against defendants, issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
county, Ohio, dated June 30th, A d.
1870, and 10 me directed, 1 will offer
at public sale, at the south door of the
! Court House in Ashland, Ashland
county, Ohio, on
Saturday, august 1871, Il d. 1870,
at one o'clock P. NJ. of said day. tile
following real estate situate in the
| county of Ashland and state of Ohio,
to wit:
The west half of the south west
quarter of section eleven n1), town
ship twenty-one (2l), and range ff-
teen (15).
Appraised at 81 600.
Terms of sale cash
WIN. 0 PORTER Sheriff.
McCombs & Curtis, attys for plfs.
July 18TH. 1670.-tn:w5.
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8timuIdnt are
| required. They
restore the vitdl
forces IN q re-
| mdrkable degree,
and give tone to
the system.
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To PUBLIsHERs.-A printer of ex-
p~erience, and of temperate habits,
wishes a situation in a country Office.
Address this office.
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For good fresh Groceries and Pro
visions go to Stofer d Kagey, head
of Main street
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E:NTS.
For Auditor.

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce my name
"A a candidate for the Office of County Au-
ditor. subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic electors ut their primary meetings
to be held aug. 81, 1870.
VIM. III. GATES.
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Why
Because

They know the ingredients
of which they are made.
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Kept by dpothe-
carries ar this
lco Wmtry. A
single trial wiH
convince the most
skeptc@ Of its
wonderful eaiae.
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Rev. yAlcott, will deliver the
~aapiyeasary address before the Y. NJ.
G. A, at the Presbyterian church,
onqSabbathr evening next Subject
nGod,s estimate of man." Let there
be full attendance. ~
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..s. 41omes and other Items.

-
s5sHome and other Items.
Ssssz.s - fr
aButter Is now bought Ivy the quart
Id Ashland.
Tomatoes. are in market.
Early peaches are coming in.
Tho 6eer ordinance, is a little too
frothy to last
All is not gold that g%litt.rs. Sol
emn faces sometimes cheat.
Stringent laws, without a public
sentiment to back them, fail.
Good order springs from example,
education and moral principle.
Several Pic-Nics in Ashland county
this week.
Hon. John Lawson, of Gallipolis,
was killed at Chilicothe last week by
the cars.
As2,5<
James Stauring; treasurer elect OF
Franklin county died of consumption
last week.
II. Crary, a leading business man
and politician of Columbus, died on
Sunday last.
Gen. George w. Morgan, was re-
nominated for Congress, without oP
position, last week.
Daniel Cain, of Piqua Ohio, was
torn to pieces. by a threshing machine
on the 22d of July.
Lady, franklin, wife of Sir john
Franklin, is now visiting Capt. Hall,
the explorer at Cincinnati.
u Al L-es 7as =.fH-gs
Three boys, sons of William Col
lier. of Chippewa, Wayne county, were
struck by lightning, last week and one
killed and the others seriously shock
ed, but will recover;
lev. w. K. Brown, of Alliance o.
Is charged with attempting to violate
the person of Corneiia LOzier, a do
mestic in his family. He says he o.
Iy intended to give her moral instruc
tioni That Will do.
81
The mukdefer Washburn, still re.
mainsjnisiLatA Akron, and will bt
tried thu stsfm of the court.
NE
Anna Corr Richie, il dead. SHE
was an aatsss. reader md writer o
considerable pert
W.
James T.. Wright. hasbeen appoint
ed treasurer of Franklin county by
lhe Commissioners.
Hon. Charles Follett, has been nom
mated by the Democrats for Judg
of Common Pleas in the Licking Die
rrict.
E. F. Poppieton. of Delaware coun
ty mas been nominated for Senator il
instead of James r. Hubbell, VIII
ives nominated for Congress.
aJaeob Goodman, the murderer will
be hung atNorwalk, on the third o
august ss-ri1H4
fsd1 ,S3I3fuBe {lisg.spo --#
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Why
Is it that DIR. Roback's Stoln:
ach. Bitters increase in sale
every year?


They are the best coinbiiia.
tion ever made sue
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Why

Are Dr. R0back's Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills
the best remedies taken to-
gether for the cure of all
diseases of the blood? ~.
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MARRIED.


the 2sth of July, by j Y. Ashen-
hur t, NJ : j C,.:Stoffnrd, and Miss
Elmira Galloway, both of Ashland
County.
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STOMAcR

country and introduced the Scaez
dinduian Blood Purifier; sin,-i'
Which time thousands haze bera,
cured, by ats use, Of Scrofatla aud
other blood diseases. IL contain1
besides the Iodide Of Potasso AMI
lSp'up Of StiHtn9ia, drugs airport
led from Sweden for its eTprcS~I
manufacture, anknown and nor
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Announce my name as i C ndidate 70
nomination for the office Of County Audi
tor, subject to the decision of the Dcmocra'
cy ut their Primary Meetings.
ELIZA T. STRINGER.
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name
of EMANUEL FINGER of Orange Up,
as a candidate for County Auditor, and
Oblioe.
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THE

AMERICAN ANNUAL CYCLOPE DIA
Register of Important Events for year
EMBRACING
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Because

After years of experience
and trial they have been
proven to be a sure cure
for Dyspepsia and Iudigcs=
ton. :
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PRICE OF THE WORK PER VOL.

In Extra Cloth, $500
In Librury leather, 600
In Half Turkey Morocco, $50
In Half Russia, extra guilt, I so
In Full Morocco, ant, guilt edg-
es 900
In Full Russia, 900
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NJ OHIO
CONSERVATORY OF Music, ASHLAND,
OHIO.
PRINCIPALS.
ORA PEARSON, .po. A..
JUSTUS P. WESTON.
CORPORATORS:
Prof. b. F. BAKER Boston, Mass
Gel. s. NJ. BABBER, Ashland, y
Rev. Jno. ROBINSON, Ashland. .
Prof. E. E. WHITE Ashland, y
DIR. J. B. F. SAMPSEL, Ashland, o
Prof. e. L. YOKE, hlcud, o
DIR. ". X. FOLTZ, Ashland, q
DIR. III. ]. CRFSSINGER, Ashland. &
s. BRAINARE, Cleveland, o
Col. g. \. BARBER, President.
JOS. PATTERSON, Secretary.
This institution. formerly known as "The
Ohio Normal Academy of Music, (Incor-
porafed, 1860 holds its next session during
the months of July and August, 1870,
For particulars. address
JOS. PATTERSON.
tf-49 Ashland, Ohio.
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Political, Civil, Military and Social
Affairs; Public Documents; Biogra-
ply Statistics; Commerce; Finance
Science; Agriculture, and Mechanical
Industry.
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Why

Do the Druggists recon-.
mend DIR. Roback's Bitters
to their customers?
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-08-03

THE CAMPAIGN.--We will furnish
the States 6oOniion until the second
Tuesday in October next, for 50centsll
Let us have three hundred more sub
scribers.
1. It is the official paper of the
county.
2. 1t gives. more reading matter
than any county paper in northern
Ohio.
8. 1t has much the largest circula-
ton of any paper in the county
4. 1t is the duty Of every Democrat
tosastainshis county organ.
81 The Democracy of the paper has
never wavered.
6. The times-demand a removal of
the grindi6gexaetiops placed upon the
people, and the States & Union will
fearlessly urge such a change.
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they are made
both with and
withom sugar
1coatimg,th thus
adapting them to
The use Of every
body; Because
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B D


DR.. Robdck'x
Blood Pills arr
unsurpassed by
any Pill manu-
Ffactared for a.
similar purpose.
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Ball at the White sulphur Springs.

GRIENBRlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Aug. l2.--Tnc grandcst masquerade aud fancy
dress bail given last night for the benefit oil
the nreJy sufferers by the recent accident at
Jerry Run, was ooe ct the most brilliant affairs
that ever took place at the Virginia Springs
Among the prominent gentlemen present were
ex-senator james Mason, Commodore NJ. f.
Maury, Hon. y. II. Fl. Stuart, Gen. Liey.
Va; Gen. D. NJ. Barrenger, Gen. Il. l.. Cling
mau, n. c.: cx Senator Allen L. Caperton,
ns W. '" ,o G9rcora p Was6hl I'M III H91
Neen, Ger. NJ. d. Corsc, Gen. McCausIand,
Va; and many others. Fully eight hundred
persons were present, aud several hundred dol
lars were realized for the sufferers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
False PretenceS.

=, l ne vast and continually increasing sales of
uostetter's Stomach BitLers have provoked the
envy of q certain cluss OF dealers in various
parts OF the country, who are trying to substi-
lutte their utterly worthless local nostrums for
The most popular proprietary medicine in the
"'sl1. These impoaters hope by their false
statements 10 obtain from the millions who pa
lr"L!Ze the gre American Tonic, sufficient
mum Der Of customers to make their specun-
ti"ns upon the health Ct THUR neighbors profit
able. A the demand for Hostetler's Bitters Is
now so large and ureent rs to tax to their full
est extent the facilite, for its manufacture,
these petty attempts to wiring in tho merest
trash by false representations, are OF little coE
sequence to its proprietors. They are. however,
serious evil to tho vic!imizod. If, for exam
Pile, at this warm season, when g real invigor-
ant ls greatly needed, tie sufferer from general
debility, indigestion. bilousness or nervous
Weakness, IS coaXel into using Il wlshy washv
compound without any medical virtue, instead
OF tie sovereign specific iii which the 1arest
tome and Alternative vegetable elements are sci
cntlhcaily combined, it is obvious that he will
rue The day when he allowed himself TO DO thus
deluded. 1t is in the interest Of parties who
have been or may be influenced by the persuas-
ions CT plausible charlstsns, that this article is
published. With the light of twenty years ex-
perence to guide him, why should tho invalid
take II leap in the dark. aug 8-rolw
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Louisiana Radical Convention.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-THE Republican
convention adopted resolution endorsing the
principles of the National Republican party as
set forth in the Chicago platform and in adop-
ton Of the Fifteenth Amendment, and laws
f,r its enforcement; to adhere to principles OF
equal rights to all mankind, whether at the
ballot box, in the public schools or in pursuit
OF business without distinction OF caste, race
or nationality; to favor the enactment of the
homestead law internal improvement, and the
immediate rebuilding of Icvees; to oppose
special legislation, suStains President Grant
and subordiGates in the administration of the
Government; to endorse the action of Louis-
aua Senators and Representatives to favor
the elevation OF capable and honest men 10
office ind pledge the Republican party Of
Louisiana to support these views. After har.
monious session of four days the convention
adjourned sine die.
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INTERESTING MEETING. There was All at
,emn;--a bare attempt--to hold a Radical
meeting, last hight, in the Third ward, away
aut-through the mud, 10 large frame build
ing, back of the Court House 1t was hardly
to be expected that even the patriotic motives
that actuate ''the sovereigns' Of that locality
could induce them to torego the peasurabe
emotions Of listening to "tha music OF the
band, :" aud the shouts Of the excited crowd,
Inside, as they rapturousIy applauded the lea 5
of the monkey, on the back OF tho trained
mule, 10 The show, even though they could
not witness the amazing exploits, from the
fac; that the tcut. and fifty cents, barred their
vision aud only left them to revel in imagioa
ton And so it Was that there Was 90 meet
ing Four faithful souS-truly 10 il-met-t3O
white, tso cOlored. The former conversed
about the war and the dogma Of iutaIbility-
the latter about the crops and the efficacy
of prayer-a deplored the lack of zeal dis
played by the recreant n:embers Of the club,
and finally dispersed, to wend their way
through the mud, to their respective PLACES of
abode TO ponder over the enigma why shows
are more attractive than Radical meetiogs.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Corporation CoURr-Judge Loacc P-esi;-
dn0-CoNTlNUATIoN OF YESTERDAY Pro-
CEEp1NGs. Licenses to keep ordinaries were
granted to William Rocker, Thomas Downey,
{. II. Marshall, Edward Evans, Michael
Smith aud John Loelager.
Com. vs. Ella Summers-keepiDg house
of i'll iamc-jury-verdict guilty, and assessed
fine of one dollar.
Writs Of capias ad audiendum ad judicium
were awarded against George Smith and Ella
Summers, directed TO the Sergeant, to appear
and say why judgment should not be pronounced
against them.
l.. l. O'Neal against whom rule had been
been awarded for failing to appear as witness,
was fined and discharged.
Witnesses were recognized to appear at the
September term OF the court to give evidence
10 the case Of the Commonwealth vs.. Margaret
Riley, indicted for keeping house of ill-tamc.
To.DAY.-Com. W.. Addison Blackburn
bastardy-motion TO dismiss overruled, and
bill OF exceptions to this decision filed and court
sdjudged Addison Blackburn the father of bas
tard child of Martha Lewis, and that be pay
to the oVerseer OF the poor Of Alexandtia
twenty-five dollars per year for seven years
and give bond with security Tor 5000 for pay
ment of said annuity
Joseph ". Denty vs.. Mark n. Gaiten-
chancery-decree in favor OF plaintiff tor $500
with interest from September 20, 1870, and
unless said sum is paid within GO days. ordered
that L. B. Taylor and D. l.. Snoot Commits
Siouers, sell the schr Industry, tackle, &c.,
after advertisement Of sale Tor Is days.
Com. vs.. Ella Summers. for keeping house
OF iIi-tame-court ordered Ella Summers to
pay the fine assessed by the jury Of one dollar
and costs of this suit and be imprisoned until
;,s|;ii,nt
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The LAST OF THE LYLEs' MURDERES.

The LAST OF THE LYLEs' MURDEREs. -
Between the hours OF II aud O'Clock 10 day,
Henry Richards. alias 'Ninrod' Rich ards,
coiored, convic:edsat Annapolis on the lst of
June, 1.-THE case having been removed from
Marlboro,) suffered the extreme penalty of the
law in the Jail yard at Marlboro. for the MUIR
der If COL VIM. Lyles, of Auburn, in July,
lSG6, for which his four comrades, Platter,
Luckett, Davis, and Jones were huDg in No.
vember Of that year. The walls Of the Jail
yard being low, the execution was witnessed by
large number Of spectators.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. -On the arrival of
the . 80 D. III. train from this city at Maryland
avenue depot 10 Washington, yesterday, q
brakeman named Louis f. Dorm jumped up to
an'oo:e the bell cord from tho engine, when
his TOO. slipped, and he fell in front of the
baggage ar,which passed over one leg, crush
inc it in terrible manner He was taken to
drug store near By. Auputation was deemed
necessary 10 save his life.
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POLICE REPORT. -One Of the members OF
the new police force, though not o. duty, Went
to bed last night with his billy in hiH hand
and, dreaming that he wanted assistcrce, chi
menced banging away On the bed post, and
made such olatter that the policeman Oh that
beat went there to see what was the matter.
As several complaints have been made Of
late concerning disorderly behavior on Majors
Hill, the police will pay especial attention to
the ueighborhood.
-Four members of the police turce will, it l.
expected, be elected by the City Couacil to-
night, to fill existing vancancies.
MAYORS OFFICE. CHARLES W. Poulu,
taken up for inebrioty 90 the streets, wa' dls
charged upon the payment OF costs.
Chas. McHenry, corn doctor, halIlng IRON
Norfolk, for dlsorderIy conduct and Tor l1suit
ing the lady with whom be was boarding., al
the upper end of King street, IVES committed
to the work house.
Upon the application of Randonh Smith,
oolored, admis sion into the Alms House was
granted to an old colored man named Benz amin
Jones.
MONT REPORT. Night clear with mack
erel sky. The city alter the coslng OF the
menagerie was as quiet as usual. There were
no disturbances A stranger giving bis name
as George Lawson. and stating that he had
arrived in this country only three weeks aye
from England, was accommodated with sleep.
ing quarters at the station house.
ERRATA.-In the Police Report ia ycster
days Gazette the name OF John Magruder was
incorrectly printed for Jane Magruder.
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Native Wines.

Some timo since we stopped at Passsic, ar ]
were really surprised 10 see the cid storo house
there oil tiled with wine on storage.
The amount Of Mr.. Specr's stock Of Port
Grape Wine on hand is almost fabulous. Four
storehouses are filled, and tiers upon tiers OF
casks up and down stairs, and III some cas- s
huge watts, occupy every available spot, leaving
only little alley ways through which to walk.
1t is an illimiLless quantity of wine. None is
sold until it has acquired the age of four years
and tho buildings, /. 2, and 4. arc of the frat,
second, third and fourth years vintage. Our
druggists have some Of thu eldest OF the above
wine direct from Mr.. Specr-[ Paterson an.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.l
FOREIGN NEWS.
Battle Expected-French Prisoners
Garrison OfstraSburg-LOsse ana
Captures-Duke Of Charters
Prince lmper1nl-Evacua-
OfkuVerne-French
Cabinet. &C, DC.

Cabinet, &c, DC.
ANTWERP, Aug. l2--lO Il. m.-Adpice:
from the seat OF War state that great battl,
is momenlari.y expected.
BERLIN, Aug. Midnight. "A party ol
French wounded just in. are being forwarded
to Spandan. -.
To-iay 1865 French officers aud soldiers tax
en- in Saturdays battles arrived here
LONDON. Aug II From the best iDtOrma
ton that can DO gained it appears that the
garrison Of Strasbourg consists OF only one
regiment of loot and a small force OF Natlona
Guard. Supplies in the place are in proportion
to the garrison. Siege Is therefore IMPOSE
bic and the capture OF the place will probably
he an easy matter.
The FRS; Pfu.sau Corps d 'Armee is al
Phiippsburs.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE Journal Ofhciel pub
fishes decree declaring the department o.
Haute Garroue in i state OF selge.
S1UITGARDT, August l2.-ln the battle OIL
Worth the First corps, Wurtemburg coutln-
gent, lus' six officers aud twenty three men
killed, 237 wounded, aud lis missing. Al
GersweiI"r the Wurtemburg troops captured
one lrtraeuse, three Cannon, one staff car
riagc, and 2200 prisoners.
LONDON Aug. I2-Thc Duke Of Charters
mas asked PERMISSION W tahe setFic1 ia liz
French army. He claims the privilege as 6
Frenchuan who has learned something of the
art OF war in America and Italy.
The Telegraph is authoriz I'd to contradict
formally the report that the Prince lmpera
is in London.
McMahon marched out Of Saverne on Sat
urday night on one side of the town as the
Prussian were marching iH the other.
LONDON, Aug. 12-It is reported tina,
Prince De la Tour D. Auvcrgne will decline the
portfolio of foreign affairs in the new French
cabinet because OF i'll health.
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kea Estn Agents and Auctionenrs.
( 1UMM IoSlON kEo' SALE or Property
~ In NE CITY OF ALEXAN DklA, Va.
by virtue OF h decree OF the Circuit Court Of
AleAahdria county, Va. rendered ut February
term, ouy in the sui. o. VIM. =. Church,
plaintiff VS. j. II Watkins Ct nj, defendants.
he undersigL cd Comm ssloncrs lhcreln nsmed.
Will Eel, on UkDAI. the u h day Of Au-
gust 1917 ut " o'c'cc IL. IN from, OF the lay
or's flee, III the city OF A!cxandri., by pubic
auction, the 10 lo"Ins RIAL ESTATE:
a Lul, on Peyton street 10 fee, and run
ming back 20 feet.
Tex M5--tne tenth Ct the purchase money
to be paid in c,sh, ard laa Fe:ldue III three
equal ln.la rneht-, Payable a. SIX, Twelve ana
rIgh tech months iIO Il the day II sa!e; IN" oohu'
of The purchaser, with good personal security
bearing InleG est from he Ca .! sac, ~ 90 Ia"
en- tor Thu dete:rci pay m-hts, hhd Inc proto''
liable u be resUld ~ Tn. FISK aLd cost 81 tno
purchaser upon faiur: to comply WIN s.I
tan.s Of ale, And The lltIo TO b. retahn, uns,,
all the purchase money MS ben pa'u. tAn
and con. ey sncing 1t the COST OF me pu'I
ERsNClo l. SMITH,
Comm.. io.ers.