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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-07
AMUSEMENTS.

A OMISSION FIFTEEN CE
n NO HALF PRICE.
By PARTICULAR REQUEST.
WAUGH'S GREAT IT FALL
AT LIBERTY HALL,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Matinee Saturday ut 3 PIN. Positively closes
Saturday night. ap ut
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4 purchaser for a snug little FAkM,. no.
l23, of 81 acre., in Cuipep"r county, VirginiH
comfortable Dwelling, good orchard, well en-
closed, &c. Price only ST, 600 4 good bar
gain. Apply to SMOOT MlLLEk
an TIT Land Brokers. ~ King street.
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THO THE LADIES.
som ETHlNG NEW

THO THE LADIES,
SOMETHING NEW.
Having become general agent COZ HEN
WOODS IMPROVED STAMPING PAT
TERMS. I am prepared to SCI thos" Patterns
At wholesale and retail; also, - establish agen.
, les throughout the State.
Persons wishing Stamping done will please
give mo q call, as J guarantee satisfaction, Eng
hayo p choice OF fifteen hund rcd patterns:
hare also opened 81 choice sele' .lion of SPkiNI
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, t" winch
[ invite attention. Miss J. MciRAN,
NH 2G leo King street
CEILING OUT AT AND BELo" COST
Having determined To change my pre5eM,
business, ] will, from this day uht'i me @otn
day of .Anri!, close out my cELiro sIoch ~ g
HOOr,-SKiKTS, CORS E'rS, AIDES HACTf
GIL IVES of iii descriptions. Calls ana GoI
lv ! Embroidery Of I'll kinds, Combs, IocNc'
) looks Kid Gloves, Jewelfy. :nd " fuiI nv y
Fancy Articles usually found IN = nrSy
fancy store. 10 E;n1 street.
I NH 20 20. 10
=. l.. HRoCKETT.
WIN. :. CAVE
REAwFEE & CO.,
A. REAL EsTATE Agents.;
10. 10 North Fairfax stree. (we:s SiiG, n''"'"
King st, and to" M4.".: ia''''"'
Sales of Ian. in the States .! 'Hs'N ~
Maryland. and hcuses anc ,",I -
Alexandria receive our s!''''"' ''
dec l3-tf
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HYE ID HARRISON, AuctiOneer.

= auction. at Union wharf, on SATURDAY,
the 9h instant, ut II o'clock, in suitable lots
GOO hushs. LIVERPOOL "a. SALT.
in bulk landing from barque Canada, direct
from livcrpaol. Terms made known on day
of s.lc BENJ. II. LAMBERT.
nd cd No. 10 Urion wharf.
rELEBRhTION.- HARMONY LODGE,
4 No. SIS o the G U.O.of OF, Alexandra,
Va. will celebrate the oath Anniversary; on
THURSDAY. April 18th, 1870, by q public
parade, and addresses in the afternoon, ut their
hall, by T. NJ. II. II: Lancaster and PC: nj
James a. Handy, Of III" District of Columbia.
ALBERT BUTLER, n. g..
las T.. NICKENs See. ap 4-td
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g-Special attention paid to tho sale and ex.
change of farms in Virginia and Maryland, and
of houses and lots in the city Of Alexandria,.
ap 1T
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Bonds era il denominations OIL
$1,000. $500 and 500.

$1,000 S,bOD AHA SaOO. F
Tbev will BE issued as Coupon Bonds, payabh
TO Bearer, and may be held in that iorm or
Tho Bond may be- registered in tho name o.
the owner, with the coupons remaining payao'e
to bearer attached, tae princtp"5 BENG Inc"
transferable only on tho books 81 the Company
unless rcaesigncl to bearer; ar
The couroas may be do:achc1 Gnd cancoiled'
tho Bond n .de p pcinNunCmt Registered Bon"'
transfer .hie only N The books CT The Company
and the :n:creat made ~pay"h." only to tho re-
gisterca owner or his attorney.
The thr,a classes will Dy known respectively
i. "COUPON BONDS PAYABLE TO
BEAHHE"
ID. UNREGISTERED BOGD6 WITH CoO-
PONS ATTACHEp.'
Cd. "REGISrBRED BONDS WITH eoU-
| pONS DETACHED" and should be go desig
mated BY Correspondents in specifying the clas'
| Of Bonds de:red. ... .-"
Thov have THLRTY YEARS to run from
| January is, 1870, with interest at eIx per cen'
mr. onnum from November !, l069. PR1Nrl-
r,1x1 T-Tgrr:T r.rAHLE N GOLD IN tho
city Of New York.
Tho interest IS payable il MAY nnd NoVEM-
RIP. that il msv take tho place Of That OF inc
oar,ier issue, II Fivn.Twenties, ana suit tn"
conyeninoco Of our friend: Wiz already mold
| Central and Western Pacific Eonds' Wild inter
of pavnhlc IA January ant July ana VINO
may dcsi,e, in masking additional investments
70 have their ~in,ercat { receivable Il! different sea-
sons Of the year.
TIM Loan Is sccurri hy n mortgage upon the
ontirc Line Of Road from Richmond tothe On"
| RIVER, with III" equipment and all other prop
rrty 6nd nprurtcn"ncas connected therH"ith..
4 Sinking Fund Of 500 COO per nnnum -
nrovidcd for the rndnmptirn Of the Bonds 10
lake cfec. orc wear after the comp!etlon OF '"'
kOad. ooooo, -. which
e2,nm $40 VIAL be reserved ,nd h"!d IN trus' J."
tho rrI .mn,ion % outstanding hHhns VI 49,
TJrain;n trutrqi Rnilrond C'Hp""y' y"
nrncI in The t~IIE=Ar.AKE Asp ONO. no,
"c O. s' ,nn - re,nnjnius Sl5,WO,CVl n e9DIe,G,t
VI u ,ii, me- sod ID complete the ROAD 10 tho
:' r;,o- rcrfcc. and improve inc Ioft.Sn
On." 10 onrrntion, md Thoroughly equip inc
no" ~ Isrcc and active trsUc.
WIZ .s,r. Irics is 81 and accrued interest,"
M ~ simply secured, 20 carefully guard
ani so c.-!sln hereafter TO u
- 'Hinoo, plsce among the tnvorite SECURITIES
y = markets, bo.h or this Country ana tl-
,n,n will be At once appreciated ana quickly
aIffnrIea Very respectfully, '8
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JANNEY'S UNEQUALLED STENCIL
y INK.
For the use Of merchants. m:ll"rs. farmers
and al who use n stencil plate, for marking
boxes bags or barrels.
This Ink makes a Very black and distinct
impression that will dry Instantly and will not
rub CA. Price sic per half gallon bottle. .
r,.t. q. rJANNEY u CO.
NH 80 rs.... No. l45 King st
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N1OTICE-Families or single persons wishing
~ BOARD in n private family can be accom-
house hss been repaired, and as it is most eli
chilly located, it offers great advantages to
Ihoso wishing 10 receive comfortable quarters
for the spring and summer. Apply as ABOVE
an lin
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'DAINTsl PAINTSl-Wc havo in store and
offer for sale 1t lowest market rates, - large
stock of Lewis Pure Lead, LOWS Pnro Zinc,
Rosurpam cad. Bartlotts Chemically Com
IbinedPurc Lead and Zinc. Raw and Boiled
Linseed Oil, Varniihes, Colors and Pa'nt
Bushes. Orders and inquiries from tho rnun-
try promptly responded to:
JANNEY co,
NH Is Druggists, l45 King street.
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n &c.
1870. GREENS 1870.
4 T. SOTION HOUSE.

1870. GREENS 1870.
ALEXANDRIA notion HOUSE.
.1s-SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE ~nN
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
GREAT QUANTITIES OF NEW GOODS.
%~VtRY CHEAP VERY OHBAPl0a
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT:
!ri.h Linens, Muslins, Cambrics, Towels, Nap.
kins, Handkerchief, 81.
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT:
All The Novelties of the Season.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS:
Large. cheap and attractive stock.
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every description, at low prices.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY:
An extraordinary stock, choice and cheap.
RIBBONS AND EMBRoIDERIEs.
in great variety.
NOTION DEPARTMENT:
Complete in every respect.
REAL HAIR BRA1Ds, CURLS, &C., &C.
CH1LDREN's CARRIAGES.
Tho extraordinary inducements which l am
now prepared to offer in the goods above spc.
Gifted arc worthy of the closest attention OF pur-
chasers.
~ City and country merchants can rely
upon getting goods at lowest market rates.
CHARLES W. GREEN,
al G-eo5t IS King street.
[Leesburg Washingtonian, Native Virginian,
Wsrrcnton Index, Valley Courier, Warren
Sentinel, Shenandoah Valley and Shenandoah
Herald please copy in space.
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,sNUOMAS SINCLAIR

CARPENTERS AND JOINER.
NO. Is, SOUTH WATER STREET,
(Near the Bank of the Old DominiOn.)
Is prepared to execute, with dispatch, and on
tho most reasonable terms, all work in his line,
and satisfaction warranted.
Ho s~olicits work from the adjacent county, SO
he is prepared to contract for building, or to do
sny kind Of repairing. le lS-ti
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TXEUUTRIXS NOTICE.-All persons
e. having claims against the estate OF the !ato
JAMES T. CLOSE are hereby notified to pre-
sent the same for payment, and all DEBTORS t.
settle the amounts due by them respectively.
NH 25-law4w A. E. 5. CLOSE. ExccItrlX.
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT
s5#s The two.story DWELLING HOUSE, on
the southeast corner OF Prince and Royal sts',
lately occupied by Col. g.. W. Brent. Water
and gas. Apply to nv
NH G5-tf JAMES "a
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nROF. COOKS BALM OF LIFE
Removes dandrutf and crust from the
scslp; destroys tho Animalcule Parasites ut tho
roots Of the hair: prevents it falling out, and
will cause new hair to grow in place OF that
lost It alloys all itching; retreshes the head.
and is the best hair dressing in tho world. Just
received and for sale by
~ WAKEFIELD & HALL,
NH 10 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
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NH 7--3m IL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
I'D Chancery Court, sitting in and for the
county Of Lowndes and State of Mississippi,
made at the July term, A. ID. 1870, thereof, the
undersigned administrator de bonis non of
| the estate of Ransom ii. Byrn, deceased. will
On the 10th day of December, 1870,
next, between the hours prescribed by law. in
1front of the courthouse door of the county Of
runca' in said state OF Mi ISL hp expose
3der. for One-third cash. and the balance in
Zone and two years, with six per cent. interest
from date, the following described real estate.
located, lying and being in said county Of
ITunica, as follows, to-wit: Fractional section
l6, containing $40 acres; fractional section IT,
containing 40 acres; south half OF fractional
section III, containing 800 acres; sections No.
10 and q, and east half Of section q (west
half and southeast quarter section 2D; frac-
3tional south half section %; sections Is and
70; all in township 3. range IL.
. Also section "a. southeast quarter section IL,
northeast quarter section 81, south fractional
half of section 26, west half of section 30; all
lin township 3, range IL.
fractional section l, township 4, range II;
Southwest quarter section 2; east half of north
least quarter, east half Of southeast quarter,
land southwest quarter of southeast quarter Of
section 81 west half section Q, southwest quar-
tier of section s, southeast quarter of section
d, southwest quarter Of section 10. west half Of
|tions Is, IL, is and 10. West half Of section
10, southeast quarter of section q, east half
land southwest quarter of section %. All of
Section 49, West half of section "a, west half
4of section Is. All Of section %. South half
3of section q, northeast quarter of section %.
1southeast quarter Of section 20, sections IS
land So; all in township q, range /.
Also lots 3, 4, SO, 9, 10, II, IL, Is, "A and Is
4 in section Is, township ~, range 2. Also, 2,3.
Il. s. 6, 7 and In section p. township %.
orange 2.
TO be sold in parcels not TO exceed one hun
Idred and sixty acres in any one tract.
! W. W. HUMPHREYS, JR.,
BY order of the Court.
ISL EARLY HENDRICK, Clerk.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-14
LEGAL.
---------'l-7T'l'-7 '''-''--.-'l
Sale of Real Estate.
Isaac W. Moon

1Isaac W. Moon
Nv. P. Matthews and o
I'M. J. Wright. J
10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE PRONOUNCED
ID in this cause. by the Supreme Court q the
4 Western Division of the State. April Term
Hls69. and renewed ut April Term, 1870, will,
lin font of the Courthouse door in the city OF
Memphis, on Thursday, the 10th day. OF DC
3tober, 1870, sell on ascredit Of six, twelve
4 eighteen and twenty-four months, inc follow,
land being in the county Of Shelby and state
I'M tennessee. and in the Thirteenth Civil Dis
3trict Of said county, and described as follows
1to-wit Section thirteen, township one. any
5Ranee nine, west Of the basis Meridian Of
dthe Chickasaw cession, containing GAO acres
more or less. lying on both sides OF Horn Lax *
1crcek' near the southern boundary line OF the
iState of Tennessee and just north of the norm Pr
boundary line of the state o. MsslsspR,; s,,r
Hyeyed. and found to be in the state Of len,
2nessee, and to contain $40 acres; ana II u the
Same section wherein james W Lew anu nis
8wife, Susan II. Levi, with their tenants, no"
jras;je and the same section which was con
q viewed by MarcusJ j. Wright to Susan II; Levi
lby deed dated the I'd Of June, 1870, anu regis
8tered in the Registers office Of Shelby county
aTennessee, on the 10Th Of July, iS6o, IN Bo ,9
S. part the ID pages G 10 sRa Nat
day Of January, ISIS. and registered in the
3Reeister's office of said county OF shelby
Siso ono other tract of land. being the south
half f' Of SCI Section twelve. Township one Range
1ces Si and which was conveyed by said Mat,
2thews to said Wright, by deed IN rec, uu III,
3countv. Said real estate will be sold to satisfy
H. dacree' which the said Moon recovered
oe;nst The said Wright and others. for, ST.
1s;i 50 and costs, and the purchaser Will be re-
quired to give bond and andSuD1ed se date q
sal tn and when such sale is confirmed by the
lCourt no right of redemptionn or repurchia,sse
4 hall exist IN either the said Wright or the
fsaid Matthews, or in their creditors, 6u! the
Feasible. JOHN y. BhOm ~ J, AZ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-14

*, Lsvs ssss s from an sss%smSs%
4 Daughter. ,Nin
From the Utah Gospel ffN eyr VA
4 Miss Laura Claire, the beautiful daugh
Eter Of Prof, Ignaz Claire, the astronno
liner, has, il has been we'll known TO
Hsome time, been engaged to Mr.. Altert
3Vivian, the young writer, author of "Hei
land Heayen-Which Will You HaveY
Think and Repent" Prayers for Sin
ners," and other beautiful tracts, which
Ehave given him quite a reputation; bu
4for some reason or other it has been sus
pected that there was GOODNESS between
Them. Still Miss Claire loved him de
votedly, and the preparations for the
wedding we're going on.
In the meantime, Mr.. Joseph Morton
Ia young gentleman of this city, had
5iallen desperately in love with Miss
IClaire, and refused to be denied admit
lance to the house, although Professor
aClaire had several times ordered him
3out. He, when treated thus, declared
mysteriously that he knew certain secrets
about Miss Claire, and if she did not
marry him he would repeat them, lie
demanded to see her alone. ms she
finally consented to, and, after long
3interview, he departed, stating he would
return the next day. To this she smiled,
and said, "Yes, shall always be glad
to see you
\ The words were repeated by one OF
1.-The servants to Mr.. Vivian, when he
4 ame that evening, and he asked ms
.affianced what they meant. She SAID
l''Nothing. After a while he said, DO
you love this Norton Miss Clare
laughed and said, Don't be a tool
ALFRED" "Then you refuse to answer
| he said. She frowned. You know Il
| love you," she answered; land II you
ask me any more silly questions, | shal
he angry" Mr.. Vivian left shortly after
appearing much displeased.
The next morning Mr.. Morton came.
The servants noticed that Miss CLAIRE
was deadly pale but she received him|
Ionite cordially. "You must have some|
wine" She said. "Of course" he replied,
with you.h He took a glass and drank
lii. Shortly after he departed, but before
|he had walked three blocks he fell to the|
ground. and was picked up dead Al
most mortem revealed that he had beeinI
|poisoned. Miss Claire was arrested.
|She sent for Vivian. DO you belieye|
me guilty?' she asked. have moth
ling to say" he replied; " am, and haveI
been for MONTH engaged to be mar
|ried to a gay lady in this city, and it Is
not right that l should be seen with you.
The Young lady uttered a piercing!
scream. ooh, Alfredrl she shrieked
I'll did it for your sake--I loved yonoh,e|
could have prevented our marriage! Oh
Alfred do not desert me-save me-saveI
mel Mr.. Vivian tore himself away,
and would have Quilted the cell, whenIE
Miss Claire placed herself with her back
against the door. Look she said
and before he could prevent it, she had
drawn a dagger, and stabbing herself
fell dying at his feet, q forgive you,
love you,6 she murmured, and her eyes
closed forever.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-14
AN AFFECTING INCIDENT.
A DECEASED Mother Separated frou
Her Children = A Heartrendtn
Scene.


Her Children = A Heartrending
Scene.
From the Courier-Journal. October Ill
The City Court frequently exhibits to
public gaze revolving and heartrending
scenes from the under current of city
life and debased humanity; but spec
tacle, even sadder and more pitiable than
such as are daily TO be seen in this crater
for the upheaval of all our city S lava of
sin and misery, was presented in its
boldest relief before that tribunal yester-
day morning Peter Welsh, man APP
parently of middle age, left merry old
England few brief months ago for
America, bringing with him his wife and
two children, one q bright, faxen-halred
pirl Of some eight or ten years. the other
a boy somewhat the girls junior. III
seems they had made their way to this
city Immediately after their arrival mi
New York. Soon after reaching Louis
vile, the father rented a poor tenement
in which to shelter his family until
he could obtain work, and with the prof.
ceeds of his labor place them in moreI
comfortable quarters But he met With
IN success in gaining employment, and,
like many before him, his energies and
shirt proved unequal to the trial; heI
sought in hard drink what honest en-
deayor and intentions had failed to at
ford him. II
of course the result was speedy and
inevitable. His wild actions and cruelty
to his family soon attracted the attend
ton of the police, and, as above stated
he Yesterday morning found himself and
family arraigned before the City Court.
During the investigation of their condl- J
tion L transpired that the wife and
mother had also attempted to find for
getfuluess of their terrible situation by
means Of strong drink The children
accompanied their parents in court, and,
unconscious of their disgrace, fondlyI
chung to the miserable creaturesin whom
they. poor things, only recognized father
and mother. 1t was plain that the chill
dren would be far better of II separated!
from such evil examples as were daily
presented in their parents manner OIL
fife. and so the Judge decided. 1t wasI
therefore ordered that the little girl!
should be sent to st. Xayiers institute!
and the boy placed in the House of Rel
fuge This Judgment was. received byE
the father with an air more OF inditfer,|
ence than pain; but the mother grlei|
was touching and painful in the extreme.
II was evident that, notwithstanding herj
dissipated and wanton life had greatly
impaired her womanly senses and sym-I
pathies, she still felt some Of that lovel
and endearment which mother seldom
ceases to entertain for her offspring.
When the officers proceeded to convey
the children from the courtroom theI
mothers piteous appeals and cries forl
mercy moved even the most callous|
habitues of the court, and had the heart
rending scene lasted but a little while
longer we fear the Judge himself would
have yielded to his natural kind impulses
and restored the children to the frantic!
and griefstricken mother, though such q
course would have clearly endangered
the future best interests of the unfor1
tunate children.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-14
How they do it I'm Vernon County
Missouri.


From the Nevada City Times.l
The following are some of the ques.
tons asked and reasons assigned by the
registrars for DISTINGUISHING loyal Cit.
zens after they take the oath:
First case-Did you vote for Clalb.
Jackson for Governor in 1862
| did.
Then you can't be registered
Second case-Did you tie Grape on
your door when Lincoln was killed.
No.
You will have to be put on the rejected
list.
Third case-How old were you when
the war commenced?
Between eleven and twelve years.
Did you not go into the rebel lines2
Nv father moved South and took me
with him.
Have you always been loyalY
Yes.
Did you never sympathize with the
South?
/ never did
Well, you cant be registered as quail
fed, on account of going South.
Fourth ease-Was not yonr father IN
the rebel armyY
Yes, he was.
And two brothers of yoursY
Yes, they we're.
Were you not in favor of having the
government divided2
No, was not
When the armies had fight, did you
not sympathize with the rebelsI
No, sir, / did not.
Did you not hope that your father and
brothers might not be killed or captured
in 6ght2
L did hope they might not be killed
or any harm befall. them; but was al
WAYS Union man.
That will do for you; we must put
vour name on the rejected list.
Fifth case-Are you Union manY
| ought TO be; served four years il
the Union army.
Have Won an honorable dischsrge2
cot one when was mustered out
but don't know where it is now.
You can't register unless you have al
honorable discharge.
am wiling to swear ! had one at thu
end Of the war, when l was mustered
out r,,
That makes no difference. The Law
saws that unless a man has an honorabl'
discharge from the army he is not 4
voter. This Is the law, and we viii carr
il out. Unless you have a discharge
Won can't be registered as qualihed-
Sixth case-Where were you bornr
In Virginia.
Did you live in Virginia during thu
war2
No, lief Virginia in 1858, and moved
To Iowa
Did you live in Iowa during the late
war;
No, moved to Pike county, in Illinois
Were there not a great many rebels in
Pike county,
None that know Of There were q
good many people called copperheads
Did you not shout for JEFF Davis2
No.
Did you not say that Virginia had q
right to secedes
/ did think she had that right according
10 the Constitution Of the United States
We will have to reject you.
these ana similar queSuons are ihe
grounds on which twenty out Of thirty
Democrats we're rejected in the township
Of Moundville, and this is the way in
which the registration has been con
Quoted throughout the whole county.
This is what made men indignant and
more than that, il was an outrage. These
lau-abiding 4 y registrars swearthat they
viii carry i on, or overrun the county
With the militia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-14
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

John S. Claybrook
VS..
Robert II. Wade.
10y virtue Of the decree pronounced in this
I'D case by the Supreme Court at Jackson,
April term. 1870. will, on
Friday, the 18th of October Next,
I'm front Of the Chancery Court room. in the
lefty of Memphis, sell on credit of six and
twelve months. without the equity of redemp-
'tion, the following real estate, to-wit: About
six l6) acres, situated just east of the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee, in Shelby county. and
|road, opposite the residence grounds Of ]. @.
|Lanier, and bounded on the south by the new
State line road. by post and rail avenues
lon the north by Henry Avenue. and on the
.erty Of Robert Wade. The purchaser to give
bond and surity. and lien retained.
JOHN l.. BROWN. Clerk.
iGantt A Mcdowell, Solicitors 70