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DY GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioueers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner 7th and streets

RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioueers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner 9TH and streets
- viii be sold at public auction on MONDAY,
1.-THE 18th inst, at Ga O'Clock p. m on the prem
building front by a good depth. fronting on 10Th
street west between N and d streets north
Terms cash SIS down on the day of sale. Stamps
&C ct cost OF pur SRETN WILLIAMS .u,,.
pY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- lSuccessors to }. q. Mcclure Co,)
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street
EXECUTORS SALE.
- BY virrue of authority vested In as the
Es the executors Of the last will and testament OF
AGeoree Bry ant. late of the city and county Of
sell at public auction, on TUESDAY the 18th day OF
June. A. ID. $50. in front Of the premises. at 81
O'Clock p all the right title and interest Of the
aforesaid George Bryant in the following piece OF
parcel OF ground. being part Of original Lot mum
bered twelve, tl2) in Square numbered one hun
street north, between nth and 18th streets west
and runni back with even width the depth of the
said lot, together with all appurtenances.
Terms OF sale One third cash; balance In elua
deferred payments. secured by deed of trust or
the premises, with interest from day OF sale 8 l5
Ia be paid down hen cold. All conveyancing and
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser. If the purcha
fails to comp with the terms in five days, tn,
executors reserve the right 70 resell the property
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, b,
adv ertising uch resale i've times.
For further pa, tic ulars inquire OF Z. Storrs
Co, Real Estate Brokers, l424 street, near l5,i
GEO. W BRYANr. Executors.
jel6d COOPER 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
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RY J. b. CANNON q CO., Auctionesrs,
Per COOPER 4 LATiMER.
TRUSTEES SALE.


a By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date on
"a the 18th day "f MAY, 1857, and duly recorded in
FL iber ;, No. =. toios $40. ct seq, of the
laUd Record books of Prince George county. in the
state o. MARYLAND. and by the written direction OF
the holder Of the promissory note secured thereby,
will sell. On MONDAY the 18th Ay OF July 1870. at
o'clock p M on the premises, at public auction, 20
the highest bidder. nH tha' portioIfhs fOfio'ctBg
descr,bed Lrnd situate and iyiH r,ne. Geoyse
comfy. Maryland Continuing alb Ii acres more
lees. that Is to say: 'All thOseceftaa pieces OF
parcel of ground situate and lying partly in Wash
ineto county in the District Of Columbia, and part
~ in Prince George county in the state OF MARYLAND
and knswn and described - Lots numbered twelve,
(l2J and thirteen. (l3. in John B. Kibbeys subdivi
sion of his farm called Granny" frontiug on the
old Bl.densburg and Washington county road, about
one mile distant FIR I'm Bladensbure, ard mpr wed by
a one-stery Frame Cottage House and other build
ings. with young and bearing orchard Of choice
frnits.
Terms of sale: One cash. fof which $50 must
be paid at time of sae,) the deferred payments to
be made in six and twelve months, with interest
from day OF sale, and secured by deed of trust to
the satisfaction Of the Trustee If the terms Of sale
not complied with within five days after the day
of safe. the Trustee the right to resell the
property. after one weeks notice. at the risk aud
cost OF the first purchaser. All conveyancing, in
GLIDING revenue stamps: a. purchasers cast.
JOHN T. c. CLARK. Trustee.
Jels-lsw&ds COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auct'rs.
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limited STATES MARsHAL7S SALE.

In virtue Of writ of feri facias, issued from the
Clerks Oce of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and to me directed will sell at public
sale for cash in front of the Court House door of
said District. on WEDNESDAY y. tn 9th day of July
$50, at II O'Clock the following described prop
erty, tn wit Lot No and the east part OF ID. in
the subdivision of original lot No. A. in square No
AZ, in the city Of Washington, D. e; beginning for
said rart of Lot ID AZ point on North st. S feet
east Il the northwest corner of said Lot ID: thence
south ON line at right angles North street 70
feet; thence enthusiastically = feet TO a point on
the rear line Of said Lot ID, about feet inches
easwardly from the southwestern of said Lot
d; thence along said line of said Lot ID to the
southeast of said Lot D. thence along the di-
yi.ion line between said Lot and Lot to the line
Of North at; theAce with the line of North ST. to
the pla~e Ct beginning. Together with all and sin
Rular the improvements thereon. seized and levied
upon as the property Of W illiam Barr, and will b.
sold to satisfy execution No. 6lQ2 in favor of Christie
pher LedeTer. ALEX. SHARP,
jelS-dts u. 3. Marshal, ID. o.
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INSURANCE.

M Liz iNsIrpaSrr cowp.xx
7. G. LION. spet sou,h.r, hsnsc;.. 'se0'
All polieies nd1Is,r III IA fLAn. -
WAsHISGT11iNS nTrycr-
G Nj. PoRpM p-S Medical Examiners.
JUAN BOYLE, Agent.
The TWEKTY-FIRsT YEAR
u
a,
CONTINUOUS EXPERIENcr In rHr Rusr
IN THIS oirf'
" yox- dssi,s yrory, On, v.s.s a, r,,,., L.. ...
esa ~ ossf CSrpdstss, 60 20
ANSVN nAACkfOBD,
SIG SEVENTH STREET,
oPfosITE Posr OFFICE,
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NO .P11eQN eA0ULD -PURORAel-ANY
:s:.s Con- sss.s iii; n 40
WILD BRO. l20 nth e., bet; Pc; sv.MvNV
SlNi nov Guitars, Banios, flutes and Aocordeons,
only -, o. 20 and -. BDectal attention given 70
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RoYs' CLOTHlNG, BOYS CLOTHING, BOYS
nee jel
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BANKERS.

CHILDREHy CARRIAGES.
Just received, . large assortment, Of IN.
the latest style and finest anish, ct prices
lover tnan they can be obtained else
CHR. RUPPERrs Fancy Basaar.
ep4 I'M No. eos (Aew numberj 7th n . near n
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WOOD AND COAL.

fNOAL AND WOOD.
JAMES GLEASON, successor to Gleason q Glenn,
q street Wharf begs leave to Inform his numerous
friends and customers that he Is now prepared TO
furnish, at lowest market rates the best quality Of
BED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL,
All sizes; CUMBERLAND COAL, LUMP, AND
BUN OF NINE; HICKORY, OAK AND PINE
WOOD, In the stick or sawed and split
MY motto viii be In the future, AZ In the past.
"Quick sales and small profits" and ae buy for
In future viii be strictly cash.
will make o speciality Of supplying dealers from
the vessel at q slight advance over cost
Orders By mail will receive prompt attention
JAMES GLEASON,
Apl7-ly IRepJ @ ct. Wharf. Washington, D. q.
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AMERICAN METHoDIsN.-The following COM
parafive statement Of Northern and Southern
Methodsm,is just now current in the public pa
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n. Z. Church South. M. Il. Church

ISIS 1S0. lS45. 1870.
Conferences--..----.... Ii 81 -. ~
travelling preachers 1,s4s 2:st6 $3.50 $50
MembeggS .as aSs s7ian e., ,s1 %, ~ 49,
This exhibit, says the New York Methodist
might be somewhat corrected, but il is suffici-
emily accurate to show the relative forces of the
two bodies. Their aggregate membership
amounts TO SO, l7e; their regular ministry to
ll,i'5. The gain of the Southern Church in
these twenty-five years has been but about
'6,NO, while that of the Northern has been
nearly $4,000. The latter has also immeasura-
bly, advanced beyond the former in all other
statistical respects, especially in educational
and material advantages. But IL must be borne
in mind that Southern MethOdism has been
passing through the devastating trials of war;
much more than the Northern Church. Adding
the other Methodist bodies of the Republic ali
of them essentially identical in theology and in
ternai discipline, and now nearly so in pelity. }
the aggregate MethOdism Of the country
amounts to more than two millions of communi-
Giants.
NGarabaidi Is now teaching school for girls
in Italy.
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AUCTION SALES.
by THoS. y. wAGGkNAN, b. -'
II Real Estate Bro set ana Auctionetr,
a Sl9 9TH street, opposite fvss once

by THoS. y. wAGGkNAN a. 1873
- Real Estate Bro and Auctionetr,
a S19 9TH street, opposite fOs once.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY CORNER
ANp 2oTH STREETS
IA On THURSDAY. June ed. at Ave o'c'o X +.
Gs shall offer N the premises Lots aud :, in
s&squsre lJ2, with improy ements, c IN listing of
hrS,elass residence with all modern conyenencss
and heautiful grounds
Terms made known day Of sale.
jels-4t THUS. 4. WAGGAMAN, Aucts.
RY COOPER a LATlMER, Auctionesrs,
u Successors o. James 4. Mcclure q Co..
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street
TRrsTEs's SALE or pRUGs, MEDICINES,
bRuG flNTURES. &C. IN DRUG STORE o.
CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND
STREET N. W. wASHfNGTON,D D. U
ID Under and by virtue of n certain deed Of
NJ trust dated the - day Of July, 1850, and
corded IN hber No. :, folio S2t, Of chattel re-
Il cords Of this county will sell At publ, auc-
ton. on TUESDAY the 18th day of June, $50. at IN
oclock a. m. all the contents of the Drug store
ner ~ New jersey avenue ard street.
Terms cash. 1t will be offered hole, and IL
not ssld will be sold in detail.
Il. X. ALLEN. Trustee.
jelS-eodts COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
d on Arr.ionasre
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.

CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND
sTkEkT NORTH, AT AUCTION. ;.
On fBlDAY, the 2lth instant, at ga o'clock
Ea p. m, We shall sell, in front Of the premises
:kot No; = n square No. 517, being q feet 8
incsss 'front.', oy % feet deep, more or less with
With snns store, known o. the prooerty OF Edward
r. Waishs ESQ, grocery merchant. u ~ n.
TerDst Ons-third cash; the balance in 6. II and Is
noDths. Tor notes bearing interest aud secured by
and re,snue ,t YI nas Ph. os Al Ing
above property will be sold sithout reserve to the
highest bidder. S00 down the day of sale.
jel6 GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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II tsuccessors TO Jas. Y. Mcclure Il Co..
Southwest corner Of Pennsyivanla and llth st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON
SOUTH x STREET, NEAk 18th SEREET
EAST, AT AUCTION.
"a Under and by virtue Of q deed Of trust, duly
Es recorded Sth of April, 1859 in Liber q, No, To-
- foiOs loo dc, Of the land records of Washington
eaunty, ID, o., will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
e, in Boarmans sub of Lot No. 2, in Square ,022,
and improved by Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale; One third cash; balance g. IL and Is
months with interest, secured by deed of trust Con-
veyanees and stamps At cost Of purchaser. $50 re-
Quired at time OF sale
GEO. X. WILSON, Trustee
je7-t&s&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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g r. wHlsLEY,
DEALEB H
nARBLI AND SLATE MAHTILs,
BIRBBoARDs. TABLE AND BUBlAU roPs.
BxAOKErs, BRACKET sHILvRs,
GRATIS. sUMnI1 PIIOIs. 3d., -.
Tho aAove geods ere WarranSsA 20 - a ths -
manufactured. Please call snd sYaGnfne -
10. Y. u. O. a. BUILDING,
N06-6 corner ofh end - oePoefs

M HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
yssf 1sAssAsd, q ssaksd ssesloys Prjcs sir oe.ss
A LECTUH1 on THE NATURAL TREAf.
MENT, and kadicsl Cure Of epermatorrhea -
q sspin.l Teshnsss. I1v9l1.tsry Ennis "A
a Mar generally MsryooIe;e, OonsumIr ~
pacity, resulting from Self Abuse, 30, 81 RoBT.
CuLvERwKLL,4. D., author Of the Green Book,"
"a Soon 10 7Aessssds Of Ssfr1s."
Sent under seal. In . plain envelope, 10 any ID.
dress; ssssasd On receipt q siH cent! or syo post
Boyery New York, Post Once Box 1855,
Also. DIT. Oulvsrvelih "narrfass Guide price
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WARRINGTON, ID. O., June 7, ls7e
On the petition OF ROBERT A. SMITH, OF Phiia-
delphia, Pennsylvania, praying for the extension
Of patent granted to him on the 9th day of SEN
TENDER, lss6, for an Improvement in Machine for
Sweeping Streets:
1t ordered that the testimony in the case be closed
on the 9Th day OF August next, that the time for
Ming arguments and the Examiners report be lin.
tied to the 18th day Of August next and that said pet
tor be heard on the 2ith day of August next
Amy person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 3. FISHER.
jell-s,N Commissioner Of Pstents
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THOMAS RUSSELL.
Successor to Z. q. DYER q CO.,
1913 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue

successor 70 T. V. D1Eh d OO.,
nyh 1913 Pennsylvania Avenue
GETTYSBURG KATABYSINE WATER is com
~ puted to have cured 10 O00 invalis since its dis
covery; seven years ago. of Chronic rheumatism
Gout, Sravel, Kidney and Urinary Diseases gener-
ally, Of Dyspepsia, Of Liver Complaint, of Chronic
nsnstIration and piarrhea, Of Heart Disease, of
BRONCHIAL and Asthmstic Affections Of General De
bllity' &c sc Many of these cures reported by
eminent physicians a fact worth considering by the
victims OF quack medicines and worthless spring
Price per case Of two dozen quarts at the Springs
or at the New York Depot, SO. Address GEfTYS-
RrRG SPRING co al G. sttysburg pa or ar s2
Park Place, New York ieo. W .Srn
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avGarabaldi is now teaching school for girls
in Itaiy.
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Beautiful, and easily controlled, BY one ~
BUY THE WALKER.
t.tt - 70 a l. GRKaoRY.
myt-n s34 Pennsy lyasis avenue
OAK HALL LEADS THE FASHION In ALL
" styles Of Clothins jel
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RoANE COUNTY ALL RIGHT.

On Thursday last, Gen. John S, Witch
er, Col. +. W. sisson and Geo. W. At
kinson, addressed sixty-cight living Rad
icals at Three Forks of Big Sandy in
Roane County. Nearly two weeks be-
fore, posters announcing the meeting, were
mailed to Mr.. D. W. Ross, at that place,
but by some misfortune they did not reach
him, and consequently the crowd was
small. However, through the indomit-
able energy Of Capt. j. W, Spencer in
riding around in the ncighborhoods, a
crowd numbering 6S, all voters, assembled.
The speeches were all we'll received, and
the Republicans present, all assured US
that Geary Township would give largo
Republican majority in October next. $50
mote it be."-Kanapha Journal.
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DEMOCRATIC FAIRNESS.
Gov. stevensOn's Lewisburg Speech
LET EVERY VOTER KNOW THE
TRUTH.

As specimen Of The fairness Of demo.
cratic editors We quote the following ex-
tract from the Greenbrier Independent Of
the 10th inst. pretending to give the re-
marks Of Governor Stevenson, in his
Aewisburg speech. on tho Flick Amend
ment, The editor ingeniously and inten-
tionally leaves out the very portion Of the
Governors remarks which he most dis
tinctly impressed upon his audience
Here is tho extract. The Governor, this
paper states. snid:
"That wheRcUer lie shonld become salts
fed that the sqfety Of The loyaI people
could not be endangered thereby, he tcould
faror The cnfranchisemcNt oft rebels; he
wds uery mcH pleased wih their depart
mcnt so far. but itthcy should .follo'o die
couascls ofthe Democratic party. at the
October election. and he should DC elected,
he a0ouM be 10Th TO recommend their en-.
Jrdnchisement.
Now here is what the Governor did say
substantially, almost the very words hc
used.
HTThat if those who AFRO now disfran'
chiscd should obey the laws of the State,
under which they lived; if their conduct
should give evidence that they accepted
the results Of tho war in good faith, as he
was persuaded tho mass Of them were do
ing, and he believed would continue to do,
If not misled by cunning and corrupt men
to do otherwise, 'hc would favor tho Flick
Amendment or any other Constitutional
mode Of restoring to these men in the
shortest time possible the right of suffrage;
but il they should follow tho couscls given
, by Democratic leaders in the. present cnR-
paign. which are, by false and violent con-
structions of the "Enforccmnt Act" to in
timidate by fne. imprisonment and other
wise the sworn officers of the State in the
honest execution OF tho laws; to register by
false swearing persons whounder our Con-
stitution and Laws are not qualified to
vote, and to resist by violence the Regis
tration Law, he should hesitate long be-
fore favoring any measure looking to
immediate ofranchisemeut. - Charleston
Journal.
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Letter From Braxton County.
BRAxroN, G. H., WEST Va.
September, LIST, ISL

September, LIST. 1870.
Mr.. Eiitr.-This being the first day
Of our Circuit Court, We were visited by
Gen. John s. Witcher and Major Frank
Hereford, the opposing Candidate for Con.
gress in the Sd District. The day was
beautiful, and the concourse ofpeople was
very largo, both parties being well repres-
ented. Arrangements was made for the
Speakers in front of the Court House door,
and at4l P. NJ, General Witcher led of
with telling speech upon the issues ofthe
,,day, and dwelling with great force and
precision upon the 6nancil condition Of the
Country, in which he presented facts and
figures, wholly unanswerable by the POM
Eposr Frank Hereford. At the expiration
Of one aour. General Witcher's remarks
we're suspended, and Major Hereford came
toward with much pomp, and said:-
White Fellor- Citizens. the text is niger.
And he divided it into about 6 different
proportions. The drst was niger, the ID,
Sd, 4th and 5tb, and lastly wound up with
niger. Having labOred very hard for
one moral house and thirty minutes, ab.
solutely proving nothing, offered by Gen.
Watcher. Tho people here, from what
they had previously heard of Frank Here
ford really expected from him an able
speech, but were wholly disappointed aud
disguised, and long before he got through
his remarks q majority of the respectable
Democrats absolutely left the house, and it
was publicly declared every where on the
street that Gen. Witchcr had absolutely
beaten him in every particular. .
The Gen. acquitted himself nobly, and
shows evident signs of a thrifty and noble
statesman. The Gen. will carry Braxton
count by 100 votes.
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BIacksmithing.

sa1H am now prepared to do all kinds OIL
EGBlaoksmithing, such as ;;.; Ironing s,, WSg
Shovel PIows, d., &c. Everything in the
line, dore in The very best manner. and war.
rauted to give satisfaction, and ut fair prices.
R YOUNG.
Main Street, opposite tho Court House.
Foiat Pi:S,ant, &'reh, 25.sH'
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AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS

arc provided Tor both public and private boar
ding. and unfurnished rooms will be let to
students who wish to board themselves
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
l. Regular Literary Course, including the
Ancient Languages, for the Degree al Bachel.
cr Of Arts. 9 Literary and Scientific Course
for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Sciences. 3. The
Course for Master Of Arts A. The Course for
Master Of Sciences S, Special Courses in
Practical Chemistry. Civil Engineering. &C.
Detailed in formation as 10 these Courses will
be found in our catalogue. l.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.
The Institution has complete set Of Philo'
sophirnl Apparatus, aud students who wish it
are trained in the use Of Field instruments, =
ulsOa thoroughly fitted up Laboratory, for
practical instruction and work in Chemical
Analysis, and an ample Museum for the study
Of Natural History.
TERMS:
Tuition $50 persession Boa-ding 50 to S.
per week. Unfurnished rooms S. per session
to each student, preparing for the Ministry -
Free tuition to sons of Ministers Of the Gospel
Of all demon nations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue to
Prof .. L. LOos, Secretary, or to
W K. PENDLET0N, President,
june 2l-3m Bethany, West Va.
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POLITICS IN WYOMING.

In 1860 Wyoming Territory elected q
Democratic Congressional Delegate by q
majority of l, 4s6; but tho other day VIM.
T Jones, Republican, was elected by
about 200 majority, showing Ropubli,
can gain in one year of about 6,OOO.-
The women vote in Wyoming. In Chcy-
cnnc, the capital, nc votes were polled,
Of which III were by women. In Lara
mic countie Mrs. Phoebe Pickett and Mrs.
NJ. H. Arnold, Republican Candidates for
for County Clerk and Superintendent Of
Public.Schools. were beaten by their Dem
ocratic male oppOnents-the uugallaut
wretches!
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James G. Blaine. Chairman Of tho
Maine Republican State Committee, telc-
graphs as follows: I'VE have elected our
Governor BY about the same majority as
last year; carried all FIVE of the Congress
ional districts, tie closest one by 400
majority; have chosen an overwhelming
majority in both branches of tho Legisla,
ture, and elected county officers in every
county except two. This result has been
achieved without effort and without any
canvass Of tho State"
"As goes Naino, SO goes tho Union
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THE REPUBLICANS ALIVE!

The picnic and mass meeting of Hays
Spring, near the mouth Of Big Sandy, on
the 18th instant, was largely attended,
there being about three hundred persons
present. Addresses were made by Hon.
John s. witCher, Republican candidate
for Congress, Col. F. W. Sisson, Rebuilt
can candidate for the Senate from this
district, W. D. Sanford aud Geo. W. At
'kinson. The speeches Of Gen. WitcbCl
nd Col. Sisson were particularly we'll re
.oeived. We never partook Of bette
dinner in our life. There was an abun
dance of everytheiug in the eating line
big Sandy will roll up an increased maj
ority for the Union and for prosperity.
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ALE, ALE

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
ONEtract Of land containing 24O acrcs. IS
" of which is cleared and mostly bottom
land; two good dwelling houses. and one Of
the finest mill sites in the county Price four
thousand five hundred dollars, fifteen hundred
cash in hand, and the balance in annual pay.
ments. Situated in Mason county, West Vir
ginia, on the Little Guyandotte river, four
miles from the Ohio river. The title to this
land is iRdisputable, and general warranty
deed will be given. Possession given imme'
diateIy. Good roads to the fam from all d.
rections. and school house on the next farm
adjoining tho improved part inc land IS
pair. Call on or address.
MOORE, TOMLINSON 4 STSSnN.
Real Estate Agents,
Point Pleasant. West Virginia.
INSt-sT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-10-06

"Whon the sun refuses to shine, and
"tho moon becomes the luminary of the
ebay; when the Kanawha river runs up
'strcam, then will | unite with the Dem
"ocracy."-J. w. Phelps Democratic can
dilate for Secretary of STATE,