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DR.. PIERcEs Alt. Ext. or Gold Medal Dis
covery is not fancy drink made of poor poi
sonous strychnne whiskey, proof spirits ard
refuse liquors, spiced and sweetened to please
the taste and lead topers on TO ruin, as are the
So called 'Bitters'' of the day. 1t is pure
medicinal extract of native roots and herbs,
and is a speedy, safe and sure remedy for all
severe, acute and lingering coughs, loss of APP
petite, oliver Complaint" or "Bliousness,"
and Constipation of the Bowels. Nothing
equals it for purifying the blood and curing
Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas, Scrofulous and all skin diseases.
Sold by all druggists. Tt&s&w1
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If you wish for India rubber hose 60 to
Cooper & Co.'s, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds OF Plumbing materials, and sell
pfem as low as at any store in the city. Try
them, May 5-tf.
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NEW YORK.

REPORTS FROM THE BELLIGERENTs
New YORK, Aug. 22.-The following is from
private sources.-LonGOn 22d.-The Crown
Prince with an army of $50, 900 strong is APP.
parently intending to march on Paris by the
valley of the Aube. Marshal McMahon has
his headquarters at st. Dizier and is moving to
support Marshal Bazalne, who is under the
guns of Metz.
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JOE PRINTING.- your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS.
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20. BAILEY & Co. will sell at IL IL o'clock
P. NJ, in front of old City Hall, two very valu-
able Horses, Coupe, Harnesses, &C., as will be
seen by auction column.
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A New BONNET will not cure the headache.
nor a golden slipper the govt; but j. Monroe
Taylor's Cream Yeast Baking Powder will
save you from both.
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OHIO.
AN EX PLANAT.oN From ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

AN EXPLANATION FROM ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 22.-Archbishop Purcell
delivered an address on the Ecumenical Coun-
Gill;, explaining the position taken by himself
and a few others en- infallibiity, and his dis
cussion with the advocates Of the dogma. In
answer to the question, "What is to he done
with the Pope if he becomes heretic?" Arch
bishop Purcell said if he denies any dogma of
y e church held by every true believer, he is no
more Pope than either you or /; and so in this
respect this dogma Of infallibiiity amounts to
n hing. as an article Of temporal government
or cover fer heresy.
The Archbishop read the text of the dogma of
intalbility. translating it from the original as
he read, and commenting occasionally thereon.
He said that it was well that he should pro-
Claim the last words of the Pope in defining
the dogma of infaliblity. He prefaced the
reading with these words: 81 want the editors
OF newspapers and reporters who are here pres
ent to send it on the wings of the press, north
and south, east and ST. that 1. John B. Pur-
cell, Archbishop of the city of Cincinnati, am
one of the most faithfal Of Catholics that ever
swore allegiance to Rome"
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AUCTION SALES.
Two fine Horses, Coupe, Harness.
&c. at Anafiany

I'm Tuesday, Aug %, at 21.2 O'Clock p NJ. In
~ front OF old City Hal. we shall sell one Brown
Mare. 10 years old, CHS 100 lbs, stands 10 hands
high perfectly kind in any harness; very .tyish OF
fine action an invaluable family or breeding mare.
Also one black Geldng, Yeas Old, sound and
kind weighs 1900 lbs stands Is ga hands high, very
stylish and last; promising colt.
Also one Coupe Carriage in good order.
One set Silver Mounted Harnesses.
These horses are owned and have been driven by
gentleman from Canada; they are sold Cor no fault
I'M owner being about TO return nome anu cannot
return them with him They are believed 10 be two
as fine horses were BROUGHT ino this mari t
y Sale Positive
Inc above Cs,abl shment can be seen a. q pc Cot
age previous t. morning OF sale, and Market square
tnlee hours before sale.
aug22is F.o.BAILEy x CO., Aucrrs,
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lFyou have discharge from the nc se often
sive or otherwise, partial loss of the sense Of
smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or weak,
feel dull and stupid OR debilitated, pain or
pressure 9 the head. take cold easily, you may
rest assured that you have the Catarrh. Thou
sands annually, without manfesting half of
the above symptoms, terminate in consump-
ton and end in the grave. No disease is SO
common, more deceptive or less understood by
physicians. r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, n.
T., is the sole proprietor Of DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy perfect Specific for Catarrh,
Gold in the Head" or Catarrhal Headache"
which he sends to any address, post paid, for
sixty cents, or four packages for So, Pamphlet
sent free. Sold by druggists.
au52 -tu .th-s&w1
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Frei.hts.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 17-There is scarcely any.
thing offering for foreign ports and rates are entire
" nominal. Oil Cake to Liverpool is quoted 32s 3D.
The last engagement for Tobacco was at SOS to Bor-
deaux. Coastwise the demand is fair, and the New
York steamers obtain 1c " fb on Cotton.
GALVESTON. Aug. 13.-There has be IN no inquiry
except for room to ship small lots OF hides and wool
eoastwise, and rates are nomnally lower. Rates TO
foreign ports nominal there being no inquiry for
Ioom. We quote Cotton to Liverpool sail I'd }Y ID :
Bremen q l}c; Havre 1tc; New York by sail &c ;
Bo-ton by sail &c.
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Portland and Vicinity
New Advertisements To.Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Special Notice Seth C. Gordon.
McLane's Tonic Bitters.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Divinity School of Harvard College.
Wanted lmmedIaiely.. &C. w. Beknap.
Wanted. -. L. L. Littleteld
business chaEot s. Taylor 81 Co.
NaDo,eoa's Movements.
Sch. Tor Philadelphia. Nickerson q litchfeld.
House tor Sale or Lease. John g. Proctor.
Boy Wante ...E X Lemont.
Notice. -. c. M. Davis 81 Co.
Hack Stand and Boarding Stable for Sa e.
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FREE Exs, sITIoN.-The public are invited
to an exhibition of Thorpes new Patent Sum
mer Cook Stove on Wednesday at II o'clock
at tie u S. Hotel, Room 6,where free Lunch
will be cooked and served up. This stove can
stand on your TABLE aud do all the cooking
for a family at cost of five cents day with
out heating up the house Come and seq this
Wonderful invention
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Household Furniture by Auction.

HOus ehOld Furniture by Auction.
nN Wednesday, Aug 9th, at 10 o'c5ellA NJ, at
~ house No 20 High street, we snail sell al tie
Furniture in said house. cons- rig in PCT o., Car
pets, So as, Chairs, Side-board, Msho2anv Ex en-
sion Table, Beds and Bedding, Stoves -Iocke-s, ard
Kitchen Furniture &c.
au22tl GEO. w. PARKER & Co, Auetr's.
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Foreign M arkets.


= HAVANA, Aug. 21--The market closed Yesterday
with sugar slow OF sale but prices unchanged Hold
ers demand an advance; No. II Dutch andard "a
81 reals. Clayed molassesifat at4 a A reals. Par
10 good refining Muscovado SUGAR dull at u "a re-
ais. Box shocks dull at q reals.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-1l.15 A. M-Consols 9lJ 10 92
fer money and account. :
American securities frmer and higher
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 22-I1f5 A. M.-Cotton buoy
ant; sales TO- baes Midding uplands Old; do Or
leans 3d. Corn 3Os. Pork 119s. Lard 72s
LONDON, Aug. 22--I.3O P. M-Consols ga an o.,
for money and account "a
LONDON. Aug. 22.-l.3O p. M.-U. s. 5-2es. 1862.
ss1; do 1865, ss; do 1867. 49, Erie IT, Illinois Cen
trail 1l15.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 22-1.S0 P. M.-Cotton buoyan. !:
Middling uplands "a "a 9sd. Corn 3Os 81 Pork 122ss
81. Bacon SIS Sd tfor Cumberland cut and Cts for
short ribbed middes. Tallow AS.
LONDON, Aug. 22-i.3O P. M. Consols 91g for
money and account.
American securities quiet; u S. 5-oO's, 1862 ss1:
do 1866 old. IS; do 1861 81; U. S. 1O-4Os 49, Erie
shares H. Illinois Central shares 49, Allan lie and
Great Western shares %.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 22-4.S0 P. M-Cotton buov-
ant; Middling upIands Old: sales Is O06 bales Corn
SOS 81. Peas 37s Cd. Beef lips Cd, Bacon 5ss for
Cumberland cut. -
LONDON, Aug. 22-f 80 P. M.-Linseed Oil dull at
G3l los.
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LIFE HAS FEW Charms for the Dyspeptic.
which is not to be wondered at when we take
into the account the amount of bodily aud
mental suffering that this distressing maady
generates The Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide
of irony has cured thousands who were suf-
fering from this disease. aug23-tu-th-s&w1
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new York STOCK and Money Mark1t.
NEW YORK, Aug. % = Morning. - Gold opened
at 1l5f and advanced to l15S.
Money at q per cent, Sterling Exchange 1893.
Governments stea iy but duh; not SO strong as Sat
urday night.
Stocks very strong, especially Central Pacific.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22-Afernoon.- duh and
steady closing lower at 1i5s a 1t5t
Governments we've quiet and lew change reportsd.
Money easy at q 6 per cent. Sterling Exchange
dull at 1899 q 1897.
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NEW YORK Aug. 22- Cotton firmer: Middlng
hbsnds at l9sc sales 1923 bales. Flour-saes $500
40; Round Hoop OHIO 90 q 40; Western at 50
oouthern at 90 "a rs. Wheat rather more active
sales " 900 BUSH; No Spring at Is a 21 Whit
Michigan at so a. 60. Corn-sales Al 600 bush ;
new Mixed Western at IS @s9c. Oats firmer; State
~ 90 s 3 5Sc; Western at Soc Pork rme new
az % " "a 2S 70 prime at 81 90 a 26 90. Lard unset
ted steam at 16 1899: kettle at II a H.. Butter
hrner; Ohio at 20 q soc; State at p g 24se. Whis-
o osS a Western free at 80 e sgs kee du Gar.
tar to good refining at % q 9sc No. 70 Dutch stand.
ard at lOae. Naval Stores-spirts Turpentine quiet
at Sa3e; Resin at IS for strained Petroleum firm
dull at 9F9 93c. Freighs to Liverpool more steady;
cotton I'd; flour Is Sd do do; wheat q sid.
81 NEW s YORK, Aug. 22-Catt,e market = Receipts
ana IL log Swine. Cattle ruled inactive, and last
Week prices for best gra'es only were sustained
Medium ia q l2Ic; prime 14jc:, choice 15l q 169c
SWine-dressad 12l a 124c " fb.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-wheat advancing at 95 q 95c
Ior No.. Corn weak; No. at77a g este Oats ad-
ganding at 81 q S7tc Tor No. Rye in better re-
for NO. z. High Wines quiet at 92c. Live hogs firm
at @ 10 90 for air to choice. Cattle fairly active
"a Kleceipts-a5OO bbs. four 5000 bush wheat,
lOo bush. corn. 900 bush. oats,j 1000 bush
rye si Ia,ooo bush, a barley, 900 hogs: o
a0Oo BUSH corn, 900 bush. rye, 81 900 BUSH oats
2,eoS bush barley, 100 hogs
CINCINNATI, Aug. 22.-Whiskey dull at 91t. Mess
Iolk ani! at 2s so q 1900. Bulk meats-13c tor
ltc; clear Iio 17c; 17ac clear sdee Sugar cured
hams "a e 243c. Lard at l5ac. "
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 22.-Cotton very firm; Mid
diing upiands at 17!c.
CHA. G;aARLEsToN, Aug. 22.-Cotton steady; Middling
SAVANNAH, Aug. 22-Cotton duh; ML,llng up
lands at 7ac.
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and proclaim that the statutes of the United
States and the law nations alike require no
person within the territory or jurisdiction OF
the United States shall take part directly or
Indirectly in said war, but shall remain at
peace with each of said bellioerents, and shall
maintain strict and impartial neutrality; and
whatever privileges shall be accorded one bel
lgerent within the ports of the United States
snail be in like manner accorded TO the Other;
and do hereby enioin all good citizens OF the
United States and all persons residing or being
within the territory or jurisdiction of the Unit
ed States to observe the laws thereof and COM
nit no act contrary to the provisions of the
said statutes or in violation of the law of ma
tions in that behalf; and / do hereby warn all
citizens of the United States and all persons
residing or being within their territory or iu-
risdicton, that while free and full expression
OF sympathles in public and private is not re-
str,cted BY the laws of the United States that
military forces in aid of either belgerent can
not lawfully be originated or organized within
thelr jurisdiction, and that while all persons
may lawfully and wi hout restriction by
reason OF the aforesaid state of war man
uiacture and sell within the United States arms
anu munitions OF war and other articles ordin-
ariiy known as contraband of war, yet they
cannot carry such articles upon the high seas
for the use and service of either beligerent,
nor con they transport soldiers and officers of
either, or attempt to break any blockade
which may be lawfully established and main
tanned during the war without mourning the
risk OF hostile capture and the penalties de-
nounced by the law of nations in that behalf;
and do hereby give notice to all citizens of
the United States aud others who may claim
the protection of the government who may
misconduct themselves in the premises do SO
at their peril, and that they can in no wise OBJ
tain any protection from the government
against the consequences of their misconduct
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed. Done at the City of WASHINGTON
this ODD day Of August, in the year of our
Lord enc thousand eight hundred and seventy,
and Of the independence of the United States
of America, the ninety-filth.
(Signed) u S. GRANT
BY the President Hamilton Fish, Secre-
tary of State.
VIOLATION OF FLAG OF TRUCE
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The Cl'OaOn Prince on the Rog0
to Paris.
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vioLAr ON OF A FLAG OF TRUCE.

Baron Geralt t. day received cabls dis
patch from the Prussian Secretary of State,
sian flag of truce on the 10Th, and protesting
against this vioat' on of the law of nations.
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The Presidents Proclamation of
Neutrality.
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TO TIE PDBLIt'
We wish to state that ara selling Dr. @ra re
Nfedica, ELectricaj Disks wholesale and rela as We
h.yn done rom the first tor believe them 10 Dc
deci.leJy The nest thing the kind ever invented.
Medical men often say these are preo' = wv 's
they have been looking tor ~, -,
'"eS "'' GOODMAN 81 SHURfLEl
e,,rc;c,I instrument Makers and pea'ers,
~ and 10 fremont Street, Boston.
ORDERS NAV be addressed 20 Dealers or
o'ueis ' ELECTRIC DISK CO..
orc,odsmis % Bromtield ST., Boston.
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LONDON, Aug 22.-The North German Ga
zette cate orcally denies the rumor now cir
oulating through Italy that Prussia has offered
to send garrison to Rome to replace the
French troops lately withdrawn. 1t says
"Austria and Italy at the breaking out of the
war united in watchful neutrality, which &C
cording to circumstances might be transferred
into intervention. Lately England entered on
the scene by proposing the formation of a neu-
trail league with an obligation on each member
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBUE6 AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH EAST AND koRTHWESy.
TRAIN No. L-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN ria
Washington leaves the depot, corner OF BYRD and
Eighth streets, daily at f1:l5 A. II. Arrives 10
Richm ond daily at 1888 2. ID.
Passengers for the L o W POTOMAC
ROUTE viii take this train on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS.
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A,.TiOr sALEs- Futnre pays.
By Wellington Goddin, 40
Real Estate. AGENT and Auctioneer'
corner of b 4nk and nth Streets n,

TRUSTEES SALE CT LARGE AN AND Z
| FLEGANT MarSIC y At T1IN SOU;
EAST CONNER OF GRACE AND 81 ATh
RTREFTa, IN TING CITY OF k1CB "a
By virtue OF 10 deeds OF trust exesut-d py don:
Vim. n. Macfarand ard wile-the hrst bearing
date the at OF May, 1902 duly recorded In the icn-
rnond Hastings Court in deed-book No ~ page
203 the second bearing date the goth OF July ls6s,
du,y recorded In said court In dccd-book NO. ol;
page 2s3-we shall, In execution thereof. proceed
10 FELL 1T public suction, on the prem 'ses, on
THIJRSIIAY, the 18th December, 1870 ut IL O'CLOCK
NJ. that VALUABLE HALE ACRE LOT NO.
Sai locato ps above. with the LARGE and I'll b
CANT MANSION thereon, now In the or cupancSS
~ said Macf. Rand. Thu lot has fr1nt or l3ot
feet and a depth of 1924 feet. The building Is
about 80 by so feet, and contains accommodatlo,ls
for n vary large family. The basemhnt Is OF SOHO.
dressed granite, and the whole PREMISE IRE nor
only In good Greer, but arc Of the most elegant,
subst anita character and equal TO the best In our
CITY The location and neighborhood are not ex-
celled by any other.
perty will lie divided. ,o ,a
TERMS : One-fourih cash balance at O. T. ano
IS months, for negotia Bile notes. bearing 6per cent.
interest /: or at the option of the purchaser one
third cash. balance at and years, bearing . pei
rent. per annum Interest, secured by deea VI
WOOD BoULDIN. Surviving Trustee.
1874 rsRRTNGTON, Substituted Trustee.
10 O "A SIX
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: .,.,c.sLs sALsss { F s.iacss asasss ( :

roMMIssIONERS' SALE OF LA an
VTrWR NsHLAND. HANOVER COUNTY.
9, e County nc co ea. ." Of
over asa wife ~ Kelley and others, tho undor-
signed 81 tnsssGy iD oni
VIII o ne IT, mass store on TH tuesday,, Decem
S Ssr % $50 ut 1ai o'clock p NJ at public que
zion. that certain TRACT OF LAND. about three
mi,sa weat of Ashland Of which George Kelley
died seized containing about 100 scres more
or less and adjoining the lands of John Il. Cren-
TERMS One-lourth casf residue In equal In.
staInlents at six and twelve months credit credit
in, taiments to bear interest from day of SALE sn
title retained until all purchase money 10 paiu "n'
conveyance directed by the court
OHAsfA1N WH1TE,} Com'rs.
A mar WIN. j. LEAkE, !
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By Francis T. Isbell.
Auctioneer end + cal Estate Agent.
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ REAL ESTATE, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FOrSHEE
AND ADAMS. IN THE CITY Of RICHMOND,
At AUCTION BY virtue Of n deed Of trust from
THOMAS Barham and wife to the Trustees Of the
Monroe Building Funding Association. bearing
date on the 9Th dav Of January 1855, and duly re-
corded In the clerks Office Of Richmond Hust Dgs
Court, D B es B. page oO7 and by direction Of the
Bard of Directors of said ASSOCIATION, We, the
undersigned. will. on THURSDAY, the 18th day
Of Decem GER 1870 al 4 O'Clock P. NJ, p oceed TO
SELL upon the premises all that LOT or PAR.
GET. Of LAND lying ard being In the city Of
Richmond fronting on the south side OF Broad
street 80 feet and running back l2s feet to alley,
being the same property conveyed to said Barham
by c. If. Powell and wife by deed dated 18th Sep
tember, 1853
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the expenses of
executing this trust and to pay the said Associa-
ton the balance due upon fines, charges, dues,
principal, and interest Intended to be secured by
said deed Of trust.
SAM'L T. BAYT.Y. Irr,,.oo,
FRANCIS T. IsBELL, trustees.
Sale conducted by FRASC1S 7. ISBELL, Auc-
tioneer. de S
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Bank and 18th streets.

rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM OF SIXTY-SlX AID ONE-TH1RI>
PIKE. TWO MILES BELOW RICHM0ND.-B
virtue OF deed Of trust given for portion OF the
unpaid purchase money, and executed by l!ermsn
Schreivrr, hearing date sth August 1857, duly re-
corde9 In Henrico County Court, shall, In exc
cutlon thereof proceed to sell at public auction
her 1870 ut IL O'Clock W. t fair: If not, the first
fair dav thereaf,er,l that VALUABLE FARM
located as above formerly owned nv J. J. White
ESQ, containing S1NTY-SIX AND OSF-THIRIl
AIRES OF FERTILE LAND. The improve.
ments thereon are very excellent embracing
every building usually found on such a farm.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray expenses Of
sale and to nav off two negotiable notes which
fell due Sill Februsry. 1852 amounting together t.
1878 35 on which the interest has been paid to 10th
Of December, 1890 snd IS to the residue of the
proceeds of SALE on such terms as shall be an
bounced on or before the day OF sale.
dos W. 'GOEDIN, Trustee.
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By E. 3. Newburn,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No, 1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRA-
L BILE FARMS IN CHESTERFIELD CUUN-
Try, NEAR CHESTER STATION, FOR SALE
At AUCT1ON.-By virtue Of three certain
deeds of rust, duly recorded IN the Clerks office
Of the Chesterfield County Court the fiji st In d. B.
d. page $685. to John NJ Par ker as Trustee, the other
two In D. 3. SO, page 1Ss and s7o to E. b. Newburn
ton ihaying been required so to do by the bcnef-
ciary therein secured 1T Chesterfield Courthouse
on MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER,
the TRACT Of l24 ACRkS, lying on the Glover
Hill railroad, about one mile from Chester; after
". rds the TRACK of iss-AC RES adjoining. These
tracts are valu able for the beds OF maF wood and
accessibilityto the markets.
TERMS Whilst the deeds require nearly all
cash, 1t is probable that arrangements will be
made to extend short credit.
JOHN n. PARKER, Trns,ass.
del e. b. NEWBURN,5 Aiu''eeo'
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TtOMMIssIONER'S SALE. OF FOUR
tue decree o. the Circuit Court OF Meeee at
sss a 81 pk9 e q sofSs HsRs'ss
se e properly belonging to the said 7. O.
s9&G sR2EAog iyss partly !. Mse s}e:
stone creek, and containing 500 acres. The i'm
provements consist OF most excellent DWELL
thor ,nsh state Of repair and pfeservation The
lands are very fertile and well adapted to The
growth OF wheat, the grasses, and all other crops
%. The be I BRHME TRAC lying on middle Blue
stone creek, in Mecklenburg county. adjoining
the lands Spencer MePha and c ons
q very good DWELLINGS HOUSE, with neces-
rary out-buildings In good repair, end an EXCEL
land Is very fertile and adapted to The growth Of
hs psTs fiGET ~ Ffs lies
Charlotte county, adjoining The lands ofRichnrd
Russell, Judd, and others and contains Sso acres
The improvements consist ola good DIV ELLlNG;
state OF preser walton. This land Is also very
good, and adapted to the usual crops OF the Sec
''G ath. The BURTON TRACT. This tract lies In
the county of Charlotte, adjoining the aforesaid
"home tract" and the lands OF Beckett and 9th
ers. and contains gao acres, The improvements
scribed. Possession to be given the LIST Of Janu-
ary, 1871.
These lands lie mostly within about Is miles Of
the Richmond and Danyile railroad.
TERMS The Mansion tract for one-third cash,
aud the balance on credit Of one, two, and three
years, the purchaser to execute bonds for the de-
ferred payments, carrying Interest from the DAY
Of sale, and the title 10 be retained until the whole
Of the purchase money "a paid and as to the resi-
due OF the property, enough in caah to pay the
costs Of suit and expenses of SALE and the balance
on credit OF one. two three, and four years. the
purchaser. to execute BONDS, with approved secu--
rity. for the deferred payments, carrying interest
from the day Of sale: but should the purchaser
prefer, one-tliird cash, aud the balance az afore-
said, without securtv. In either event. the title
TO be retaine d until the whole OF the purchase
money is paid. JOHN w. SPENCER.
%. "- Commissioner.
GAINESVILLE, VA, Nov. u.s. 1870. p.