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~ A good II story frame House with
IN l.; good we'll. and four acres of land,
IN the city limits, for sale. Price $1,000.
Long time given il desired.
For Sals-160 acres ofland near the city
with good building, suitable for hotel.
Price $4,000.
For ssls-A good II story frame build
ing with i've lots, near the Lake. Price
$500.
For Rent.-A large two story dwelling
house. Location central.
For Rsnt.-A small dwelling house.
For Sale.-The old Seminary Building.
Price, $3.50.
For sale.-A good wood lot containing 80
sores near the city. Price very reasonable
I70TICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
IN st CLOUD, Mimi, June I, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Johh Zeches against David B: Kirkpatrick for al an
doninR bis Homestead Entry No. 1885 dated April H.
IN Stealns county, MIMI, with view to the cancel
lation ofsaid entry the said parties hereby
noned to appear vt this ONCE on the 9TH DAY OF
JULY, 1870 TO o'clock In the forenoon, respond
and furnish dnony concerning said alleged aban.
q. Fl. GILMAN, 1sktstsr. s g.
s8 tunSe- Vwf - 81, q, EeQEVRD, Receiver
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; Hon. David Hsaton, formerly Of
this State, has bees nominated for
Congress in tho I'd District Of South
Carollus. zgs''-~.~:,- i. 49,. %. 3.
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Eastern journals want TO know
what Is the best time to come West.
The Chicago Post answers, "All tho
time"
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AGENTS WANTED
For the Neac Illxstrated Book,
tsTHE RIVER OF THE WEST"
Life and Adventure In the Rocky
Mountains and Oregon.
BY MRS. FRANCIS FULLER VICTOR.
BY MRS. FRANCIS FULLER VICTOR

A complete history Of the Northwestern
Slope, from the discovery OF the Columbia
River, with graphic accounts of the Indian
Tribes, the Fur Traders, the Oregon Mis-
sion and tragic fate of DR.. Whitman and
Family; with events in the life time of
Joseph L. Meek, Rocky Mountain Hun
ter, Oregon Pioneer, and first q. s. Mar
shalof Oregon. Wildly portrayirg the
Periis, Hsrdships and Wonderful Romance
Of Trapper's life; with full description
Of the country on the line of the Northern
Pacific Railroad.
We want every one to send for circular
aud terms.
Address
100 Washington st., Chicago, III.
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nEPUBL1CAN CONVENTION.
Y%A , - $500 ~ - AZ 1&s
Second Congressional District.

- The Republican electors of the Second oongression
=, Distrctof Minnesota are requested to elect Dole
rates to tho Republican District Convention toIbs
= hsla in St. Paul on THU y%sDAY, sEPrEMBER f1,
FIR tho purpose of placing III nomination asa>idate
fr Congress- to b supported BY the Republicans at
= the ensuing election.
The following i tho apposttsnneut Of sash county
and /. ba.ednpon The Republican vote Of IL last
g,ueral election a. cast tie Chkf Justice, Hon.
q. g. Ripley. each Sosnsy having ono defssste 4
large, also one for each two hundred and hfty Re-
publican votes and for each major fraction there.
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All Republicans In the District Irrespective past
difference, are urgently invited 70 join in assisting
to make the Convention Harmonious and the party
united and successful. .>.. i
- BY order sf t6e Uonmittees.s !,
A. b. sTICKNEY, ,,o. T. NJ. METCALF,
w. '7<@sChattmAn. ~ S@@t' - Chairman.
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=. Two gentlemen, says the Rochester
Post, travelling in carriage one day last
week from Eyota to Rochester, state
that they counted on the way, twenty
seven reapers, and eight threshiog ma
chimes, besides other farm machinery,
Standing ont, entirely unprotected from
the Weather. We are sorry to soy that
this thriftlessness is not confined to
Rochester and vicinity, but prevails
very extensively throughout Northern
l. Minnesota. - 81 ~
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J. e. WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

W VIVVO3 IINN.3
Will Bay and Sell Real Estate on
Commission,
Locate Land Warrants apd College Scrip
Pay taxes, and transact all busi-
ness connected with
Real Estate Agency.
REFIREECEs.
Gov. WV. r.. Marshall, St. Paul, MINI
Ex-Gov. y. MALLEH, Philadelphia, Pa,
Hon. J. N. McKEIv1, st. Cloud, MIMI,
Hon. n. T. WILLIS, Minneapolis, MINI.
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& INI = raeant lettsr 81 the postnaster
4 Generals tits stated thsta44s, o00, 900
islsttsrs ws.s delivered sin' the United
s,ste. last yeast J; and tut :5e2zse,teo'
Stamps .pd sappssd enyelepsss were
] saold, Amounting to S15, o78, 96E50..
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

-Mantorville has voted $4,000 to
aid the St. Paul and Dubuque R. r.
The iron work on new wrought
iron bridge across Rum river, at Anoka,
has been let for $500.
The City Marshal and three other
men had all they could do to arrest 4
woman at Hastings the other day. We
nominate Mrs. O'Larry as the next
Sheriff Of Dakota county.
The Main Line Of the St. Paul
and Pacific railroad has been completed
to tho Chippewa. river, twenty miles,
beyond Willmar and train ran to that
point on Saturday.
On the 25th OF May, Herb art c., son
Of Lewis Lloyd, aged eight years, died
after having, says the Glencoe Register,
lain in great agony from the middle Of
March. The swallowing Of 4 copper
cent five years ago was probably the
cause Of his sickness and untimely
death. <''.. u 49,:
The Red Wing Awx. reports the
striking Of J. Mieh.els house by light:
ming. TIE stroke deprived Mr.: NJ. Of al
hearing in one e.rr---.---A man named
Peter Griffith walked out Of . second
story window Of The Lyon Honse, while
asleep, and was not hurt enough to be
awakened. Probably he was not sober
enough to know "what dropped"
The Rod Wing Arga. tells Of ,
swede boy, ID the town Of Vassa, who
some months ago, fell headforemost
down a well, 80 feet deep, his head
striking against the stone walls on his
descent that he stuck, head DOM, with
only his feet above water, and was no,
cotton out for an hour or more; tina,
his head was knocked out of shape,
hanging over to one side as if it were .
ball of jelly; that the skull was broken,
and half dozen spoousful of bains es
capped aud that in spite Of oil this the
boy is now alive and, with the excep'
ton Of a paralysis Of the right side, il
about as we'll as ever. This is decided
ly trough story, but people can &
through great doal without being
killed. ~: ,+ -: l..s..-.:, ...... .
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I'M public debt Wa red eesa !, during I
.Bday.S l4,301y O00.s Hurrahsf for. Grant !!

TuE.D Duluth sans'etian Ia. and 4 i, Tho
ID 81. Charles Rarala, both tip top snawl-
! .p,p6rs3 Inv ,bseh aeslaIesd. ssaaad iof
6, E Ii; IL ssssss sss
4: = 4 III Ee,sssss'
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EDLD PAPERS for s,lss at
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..rIIE JOURNAL,, ~ LOnDON..
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SNORT time Sluco poOPle coulu ouiy 6e'
five pounds of sugar for one dollar.
Pickit T. Abbott put in . stock Of gro
ceries, and Immediately Six pounds for
one dollar became the standard price.
This house is not only the Regulator
in dry goods and clothing, but in gro
ceries as we'll. 1t always keeps goods
down to low prices, and is just the
place for people to buy" Well, We
must have got to the ona Of the grocer
les At any rate! Not bit Of it.
"Take Notice-Fresh groceries at J.
B. Mills, cheap as the cheapest
Goods delivered flee OF cost, in any
part Of the city, Up crops Limperich
again and Huber, aud others, one
coupling drugs with his groceries, Edel-
brock adding, "Anythiug you want"
Such items would become dry reading
to those who did not want anything,
but these paragraphs are interlarded
with personal notices, such for instance
as this 20. G. Wall, ESQ.,, the quill
the Caledonia Journal, has gone and
got married. Good boy - Looking
over the advertisements We see oompe-
tition 10 St. Cloud ITSELF. the COMPETE
ton between St Cloud and st. Paul,
and the competition Of the State gen.
orally against the eastern and foreign
markets. The JOURNAL begins BY de-
caring that at its Office job printing
can be done as well and Is cheaply Is
1t St. Paul, aud It bees is advertisers
to remember that its circulation i.
double that q any other pspsr ID.
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~WOmaoSAOE S0y AaVsC, IessA VI l0S8Ao1Iy,
all the ,manhood Of this country stood
at,hs bsskss When any Southern lib.
ertino broughta q new inmate for his
'hareM,,the United States government,
all the 'Stste governments, the Army
sasdSNavy, aud the American church
eEs~ith .twos exceptions, were banded
sisz ''one s:man,; to aid him in
overcoming any :scruples she might
have on5the score of chastity; and
when 'he took the infant Of which she
had ln~alinsly 'sbeoome the mother,
and s1ehsngedisfora fast trotting horse,
souf sstatesaisn and churchman quoted
'tAdeir Constitutions and their Bible to
proverbs right, both human and d.
wine. Nov, after that Jehovah has
arisen, III answer to the cry Of the op-
pressed, and has overturned, overturn-
I'd, overturned until the negro is deliv-
cred from the hand Of the oppressor
IN this laud, tits high time that We
should look steadily into our marriage
laws aud discern the strong family
likeness between them and the old
shve codes Of the old slave States.
pa rs il ;really necessary that men should
own their wives, or that they shoald
hive any property intsrestin their bones
and imusclss! Is il for tho honor Of man
Hood or:the welfare Of the race that
. uIsn liz. Moi arlaad should DO backed
By sll The power M I'll the men 10 Thu
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LOCAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR
SAINT CLOUD.
H. C. BURBANK, E.O. HAMLIN,
W. B. MITCHELL, WILLIAM POWELL.
j. E. WEST,
Agent at St. Cloud.
n3v-192
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1--WE THAT 10, the devil and the rest Of
us) have not, in our capacity ofprinters, re-
ceived minee pie or . doug hnut this win
ter. We mention this with regret. because
10 had hoped that the custom Of cheering
tho printers heart thro ugh his stomach,
30 successfully inaugurated last winter,
would be continued indefinitely. Has the
mince pie season closed :"
At Z debating society this subject
vas considered: "'That woman's suf.
flage would be a,greater curse than
whisky ~ it u.s. Some twenty indi'idu-
ais participated in the discussion
Towering above the rest WIS Long
Prairie Mckinney, with . good display
of hazel brush On his chin. His ar
gumeuts were forcible, but not clear ;
but this was no damage to the debate,
as Major Brow n jumped up and pitch
ed into the assembl.ge . fright fal
amount of historical facts, in which
Queen Esther, Charlotte Cord.y, and
Joan OF Arc, were brought out 10 full
prominence" The graceful John Gal.
braith, when he took tho floor, knocked
things endways, and the timid feared
. row :; but "the graceful was allowed
to 'sslop over" without harm to the de-
bate. ''The Mathematical Wymar"
threw in some problems which 50 cooled
thing. down that tho judges arrived At
the merits Of the debate, and the ques.
ton was decided in tho affirmative.
The weather At St. Cloud % the 24th
February was described ss beautifully
fine, the sun Ginning brightly, and fars
At discount but on March 5, it had
become colder At Alexandra, and the
editor Of the Post again urges IeRgers
to take advantage Of the late tall Of
snow to get their work completed. -
"the shedding season is tapering off,"
and no time should be lost. He also
stirs up those engaged in ice cutting to
hasten their work, Is tho snow was BE-
ginning to melt ; and he noticed the
first flock Of Wild geese from the south
IS having few days before passed over
his house.
Its evident that Otter Tail county
is the favorite Just now 10 Minnesota !;
that the whole State is mixing rapid
progress; that the people are we'll salts
fed with their prospects. aud that IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-31
ssy Beck. knox q kerby,
[rcsl Estate Agents and Anctioneers' 81

Real Estate Agents and AuctloneeTs. -,
ETOMMlSSION'S SALE OF REAL bo-
: jTATE.-By virtue Of decree Of the Coun-
ty Court Of Alexandria county, pronounced at
its June term 1869, in the chsucery suit Of John
Howell VS.. William Il. Shirley, the und ersign'
ed, Commissioner appointed by the said decree,
andria city. in front of the Mayors office. on
SATURDAY, the l4th day of January, 1871,
ut II O. ccck M, the undivided one twelfth in
tcrcst of the said William b Shirley IN the
HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND on the ~
east side Of Washington street between aA
King ard Prince streets, in the city of Alexan-
dris, numbered II
TERMS--One third Of the purchased money
in cash the residue in two equal payments at
six and twelve months the deferred payments
to be secured by the purchasers bonds, with
good surety, and 8 retention # the title to tne
property sold until the purchase money shall
have been paid Stamps and deed to be paid
for by purchaser u. l.. SMOOI!
dec 14-ts Commissioner.
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Rv Reck, Knox e Kerby.

Real Estate Agents and AuctlohecT;; =,
OMMISSIONE ERS' SALE or EAN - IN
Il ALTXANDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
BY authority ola decroo Of the Circuit Cours
for ihe county of Alexandria rendered nt the
November term, 1870, Of said Court in tho SUIT
Of George Breh sn' Wi wife Hop9FS a
missioners of sale, will sell, by public auction,
in front of the MsySSz Gsf II the bH 9'y y o da7
of January. 1871, at Il o'clock M, q TRACT
OF LAND S AeSsnds susis5 eGnnty5 ya cHn
miia from BslPs Cross Roads, and tn ee miles
from Georgetown, DC, ,snd adjoining the Iands d
of Samuel Birch, Mary A. Hall and GtnS7s, 1 tne
same being that tract of land of which Thomas
Birch died seized. ,..,o.,. :,
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money IN
cash on the day Of sale, and he residue IN threo
equal payments at SIX, twelve &nd eighteen
months from the day Of sale; tho deferred lHj,
ments to bear interest from tho day Of ss'G ana
20 bo secured by tho bonds OF the purchaser,
With approved Sec9rty and the oS Totsrson n, ..
W. LAW. b TAYLOR
ABBEHT STUAR
.~,I r,f- -,l.,
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ay 4 III. PARROT. .AuctiOneer.

MISSION ERS SALE OF EEAL I'D
! TATE IN THE CITY OF ALExAN.
DRIA.-The undersigned Commissioner of sale,
by authority of a decree of the Circuit Court
Cjr the county Of Alexandria, rendered at the
November term 1870 Of said Court, in the amt
Of Deiphy VS.. Voetts administ1atrIx and
others, will sell at public auction, in front of the
MAYORS oGice, in the city of Alexandria, at IL
o'clock m, on SATURDAY, the tWenty- first
day of January. 1871 tho following REAL rs,
TATE, situated in tho said city, and bounded
as follows: Beginning on the south side OF Glib,
bon street, at the line of tho ground conveyed
BIZ George Carson to Henry Thompson, oeIleV-
I'd to be IO3 feet and five inches east OF Fairfax
street; aid running thence south parallel 10
Fa;rCsx street SO feet then west parallel 10 GO-
bon street 20 feet; then north parallel to FAR
lax street to Gibbon street: then cast with CID
bon street to tho begnEing-improTod by Two
small FRAME Ten EMENTS.
Terms: One fourth 0! the purchase money 10
be paid in cash On tho day of SALE and the resi-
due in three equal instalments, ct six, twelve
and eighteen m onths respectively, with interest
from day of sale the deferred payments to DO
secured by tho notes of the purchaser. sstlstac-
torily endorsed, and the title to be retained un-
Ill tho purchase money is fully paid. Stsmps
and convoyancing at the expense Of purchaser.
II. O. CLAUGHTON,
dec 17-nots Commissioner of Sale.
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By Beck, Knox e. Kerby,

[Roal Estate Agents and Aucticneers.]
pUBLIC SALE OF Landry virtue Of q
decree Of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, rendered in tho cause Of j. j. Boguo
vs. Thos Simmons administrator ct al, sh all,
on SATURDAY. the 2lst day of January. 1871,
at l2 O clock m, in front of the Mayors office,
in Alexandria, soil, TO the highest bidder, that
TRACT OF LAND, in said county of which
Thomas Simmons died seized, situated on the
Phillips road, about q mes from Georgetown
and ono milo from the Little Falls Bridge, ad-
joining Vanderwcrkcn, and containing 27t
acres.
Terms of salo: Enough cash in hand to pay
the expenses of sale and costs Of suit, and the
residue in three equal instalments at one, two
and three years, with interest, the purchaser to
give bond. tho title to be retained and the cash
payment forfeited should he fail to meet the de.
terred payments. Nj. DOLhN BALL,
dec 22-lawts Comm'r OF Sale.
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AUCTION SALES.
Ry Green & Wise,

Eo.l Estate Agents and Auctioneers.I
COMMISSION GKS SALE.-Under author
" ity Of decrco Of the Corporation Court OF
the city of Alexandria. Va, rendered at the
December term, 1870, in ebancery suit of
Goo. II. Markell rs. Geo. E. French et ii ), the
undersigned Commissioner, will sell, BY pub
lie auction, in front Of the Mayors office, IN
on SATURDAY, Tho 2sth day Of January,
1871 thst desirable BRICK DWELLINGS,
HOUSE with pressed brick front, and lott E&ai
of ground. with fine side lot attached, situated
on The east sdo of Water street. about the cen
tre of square, between Prince and Duke Streets
and now occupied by r: l. #. Wilson, esq.
Terms: One tenth of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, and the residue in equai install
monts q. six. twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from the day of sale the purchaser to
give bond, with good security, and tho title to
be retained until tho entire pur chase money is
fully paid. &. w. WAlILES,
doc 3O-ts Comm r.
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nv John III. Parrot. Auctioneer.

GALE A VALUABLE FARM ON THE
= WASHINGTON CITY ROAD, MIDWAY
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AID ALEA.
ANDRIA.--Under authority Of s deed Of trust
from Alexander Boyd, dated June Is, 1868, the
subscriber will sell, by public auction, on SAT
URDAY, December 10TH, 1870, at y o'clock
M, in front of the Mayors office, in the city Of
Alexandria. Va, thst TRACT OF LAND, sit
uated in Alexandria county. Immediately on
tho north side of Four Mile Run. between tho
Washington and Alexandris Railroad and
Turnpike and the Potomac river, containing
EHUNDRED ACRES, more or less, being
tina! part of the Summer Hip farm, which
lies east of said railroad and turnpike.
Terms cash. S. FERGUSON BEACH,
nov scots Trustee.
nS-The above sale has been postponed until
the 7th of JANUARY, 1871. BY arrangement
with the parties interested, it is probable res-
sonsble credit may be obtained for part of the
urrchaso MONEY. dec 10--eots
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dec 23-oots
nv Iol,n III PARROT. .auctioneer.

rEMMiSSIONERY SALE OF VALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE II THE CITY
OF ALEXANDRIA.-Tho undersigned Com
missioners of sale, by authority of q decree OF
the Circuit Court for the county of Alexandra,
rnnderad at the November term, 1870. OF SAID
Court. in the suit of James Green vs.. Wilkinson
Hunter and others, will cell at public auction.
in front of the Mayors Office in mo city OF
Alexandria, at u o'clock m, on SATUhD ,
the twcnty-frst day Of January, lS1 tho Va!u-
ahIa REAL ESTATE, situated in the SAID city,
and known as HUNTER'S SHlP AID, ana
bounded as follows, to wit it:-Beginning on me
the east side of Union street thirty teet norm
If Wilkes street. and running thence north on
Tfn;on street one hundred and ttty-slx 1eet,
three and one. half inches, to the line o. OF the
Twin property--theLce CO east parallel 10 Wlikes
street into the Potomac river-returnlng 10 lne
fret line, and running thence east with SwGln
i;ne and parsllel TO Wilkes street, one hundred
anS si ninetv feet. thence south ard parallel to
1Inon street thirty feet to Wilkes street, thence
~ or Wilkes street to the Potomac river,
troa tHer north with the said river to the second
i;no tooather with all the improvements, rlshs'
and snnnrtenances thereto belonging or spper'
Terms: One.tenth of the purchase money 70
be paid in cash on tho day OF sale, ana Tue res,
due in three equal instslments, at SIX twei.e
and eighteen months respectively, Win il'.etG I
from day of sale; the deferred payments 10 Ge
secured by the notes of purchaser sas'SlsctT!i -.
endorsed and tho title to be re!aeu s,G'' na cnn
purcha:e money is fully paid. stamp Slu co''
revsocing az the expence OF purchaser:
H. O. CLAU1H tCN'
THOMAS MOORE,
A. STUART,
doc 17-eots Commissioners OF Sal e.
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AUCTION SALES.
Ry Green tE Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors.l
HOMM!SSIONERS' 4 SALE OF Of vALUA, v4 !;
BY virtue of decree of the
Circuit Court Of Alexandria county, Va, pass
ed at the November term, 1870, in tho sui: OF
Cazenove s. Co. VS.. Johnson's adm Y. ct al.
the undersigned commissioners Of sale therein
named, will proceed, in front Of the Mayo, ;
ofice, in the city of Alexandria, Va, on SAT-
URDAY, tho l4th day of January, 1871, at II
O. clock M, to offer, by public auction, the fol-
lowing real estate in the said city of Alexsn.
dris, to wit:
No. /. LOT on Duke street, q 10 70 #: front
Two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ka k;i
thereon, between Fairfax and Water strcels.
No. 2-LOT adjoining on tho cast q 1912 #.
on Duke street by 81 6.l2 it. to a lG It alloy;
situated on Duke street. between Fairfsx and
Water streets.
No. slot on Water street, improved by =
two story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE; gA
lot fronting SO #. II inches on Water, be- ELI
tweon Duke and Wolfe, and 12a #. > inches iii
depth.
and Union streets, fronting on King street "a H..
and running back llG roet TO 9 - feet alley,
with a two-story BRICK WAREHOUSE.
No. 5. LOT on the west .sido of Union street,
between Prince and Duke streets. about 81 feet
G in on Union, by 70 It. deep to AT alley l8 H..
Q inches wide.
No. 6. LOT ut tho intersection Is W. of
Wilkes and Henry streets, S3 feet inches on
Wilkes by lG0 feet on Henry, with ono two -
story BRICK and four three-story + RA Al E E&=4
DWELLINGS, belonging jointly TO Jno T..
Johnsons estate and J. S Fossett.
Terms of Sale: One.tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day Of salo,
and the residue in three equal instslmen.s at
six, twelve and eighteen months, respectively;
from the day of sale, with interest," the deferred
payments TO be secur by the notes Of the rnr-
~ tiS,S nt u
and the title to be retained until the whole of
the purchase money be fully paid. Conveyance
ing and stamps st the cost of the purchaser
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
T. W. WATTLES,
H.O CLAUGHTCN,
5on coaot. Commrs Of Sale.