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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-17
IJclca lturaI fn.p!rn,ents.

aJclcl lturaI fnlp!rnlents.
Farmers, Attention!
PIows! Flows! PIows !
We ~. received ..daelrreei'ias the Largest md
Flows and Farm Machinery
and chap Is can be fo1sd u any other l.axket.
We have the exclusive sae n ottawa, Saline ond Ne
PhersOn counties Of the
Celebrated JOHN DEERE,
Moline, Rock Island, Mishawaka
Silrer steele and CdatOs Clipper
PLOW 8.
Eve. Est5y P'o" sold "."'-''a We ''0 have '''s'
HarrOwSs
Garden Implements and Seeds,
Garden Drills and CxlHratOrs,
0HoV1Is0
OF VARIOUS KINDS.
Walking and Sulky Culdvators,
THE vAxDlvER AND CELEBRATED KEY STONE
HOR Sc PlANTE e s !;
Axp MISSOURI HAND PLANTERS,
Feed Cutters,
DOTY'S WASHING MACHINES.
Tanning Mills,
roxzs, snAzss LES s ssxeks Ssorx1s.
Reaping and Moving Machins.
A large stock Of the justly celebrated
Fish Bros and Bain's
WACO Ms
No Ex.r vu-nr
ranied. We are the agents for
r.. case - Co.'O
Threshing Machines.
all Of which We will sell at Wholesale Retail At very
Thanking public for pact patronage. We rially
invite all in want Of any Kind Of Farm lmplen~nts Of
fore purchasing eisewhers and We viii convince them
that we mean business. he il remembered thst We
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
In Western Kansas In any hrsteass article In our line
RESPECTFULLY,
G. POST e. co.
SALIVA, KANSAS.
ALiberal Discount to the Trade.
keal ESTATE, Insurance, SC.
Z u. DissoP. 4. Q. Noufos.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-17
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-17
PLOWS
Industrial PlOWs,

Hor which am the sole agent in fhc county They
made of steele, hardened by new. peculiar process.
and will actually cut glass ] warrant every Of
tsem t. in any ground. and viii take back IN,
ploW Nat does not give satisfaction
, 1871-01-05


THE SPRIG O. SHILLAL1H.-On SAT-
urday night some deyotees of Baccbus,
who were ap. pulling The Old year odt (of
a bottlr) met on the street one of whom,
itappears, was cripple, Some words
occurred between them; when one of the
two mep who were whole Of limb; struck
the cripple, who let go of his eruIches and
fell to the ground. The other, it seemed,
did not believe in standing quietly by and
see cripple struck, and picking up one
of the crutches. walked into number one,
who Immediately brought the other crutch
into play, on the defensive. After rattling
the sticks about each other for few, ,min-
utes, after the most approved style Of ,sbi:,5l
lalah practice, number one went to grass.
The philanthropic individual then dropped
his stick, and, after motulizing bit.
walked away, followed by the other two,
who insisted in prolohging the argument.
much to the disgust of the quiet people in
the neighborhood. One who witnessed it
tells us it was qaiteph Interesting setto5
and fully entitled all the parties concerned
to little consideration at their own ex-
pense. which would increase the public,
fund and tend to prevent the recurrence of
such capers in the future The affair is
attributable to the ,E; usual caqsesT7S;s 40 wine
and women"
, 1871-01-05
From the sssule nm gLsppgeE. we clip

ForIhe information Of all settlers resi-
ding on the public domain, and those who
may desire to locate Upon the same, we
give the, following extract from a let er
written us by Surveyor Richardson, viz /:
"Surteyor General Ferry will, not give
me or 'Nny other surveyor any contract TO
survey public land. when, as, at present
there is no appropriation made by Govern
ment, unless an amount covering the
cost OF ok-the-sarvey 10 fret -paid-byepttleSs
or others, and proper application fled in
his Office, The law makes PROVISION.
upon the application Iof Settlers or others
desiting Survey Of any of the pdblie
lands, for the Surveyor General to author
ize It to be done when such parties advance
the necessary samopnt to cover all costs of
the survey, in the absence Il any appfopri
alton. yr2,D ~
If we are ID receive one of the )Olyhpid
papers as good authority, then we are jnst-
tiled in stating thar, on<the recpmmsnda-
tfon of that paper, the ladies Of that city
have resorted TO aamostpoxsl dodge in,the
matter of obtaining calls from their gentle-
man acquaintance on New Years day.
They are to extend general invitation by
advertising that on Monday next they will
receive and expect calleTs9 lThst'f bully /;
aud cannot we'll be bettered. unless BY a
substituted Of printed hSnd>biIla posted
ou the doors of residences and containing
a like request to "Come and see me-"
Judge Cyrus Olney, an old and distin-
guished resident of Oregon expired at As
toria on Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock. His remains were inferred At
that place on Thursdao afternoon.
We found one of our principal grocery
firms hard at work yesterday, filing a
large order tlE the ~ p R. R. Co. at
Monticello. The supplies consisting of
provisions and groerriesfor the camps of
the railroad company's employees, were
taken by the Geo 81 Wrigh, lasteFsping.l
Portland Paper.
, 1871-01-05

inc extraordinary demsna- for papers.
CONSUMING rthea following rdescriptiOn Of
hdies' dfesses Il the fate Masohic bail has
made its republication necessary:
THE DREssRs Z 4-s.T
WereNXery neat and tasteful, and through
the kindness of particular friend, we
are enabled TO describe some Of them, of
course not all Mrs. Ccl. B. in moon
on the lake moire, with trimming of cherry
satin Mrs. G. blue Irish popIin, black
lace trimming Miss NJ. HI white and
green tarlaian, with pearl ornaments Mrs.
B. F. D. pink silk with black lace trim
ming Mrs, U.5St H. black efenadine.
with white lace and gilt trimming;
Mrs. NJ. S. D.. white tatla.an trimmed
with green Mrs K-layender poplin with
white overskirt, bair in curls: Mrs. s.
blue silk, white swiss oyerskirt, hair in
puffs with wife flowers Miss H, Port
Gamll', magenta silk trimmed with white
lace and magenta headings Mrs. Capt.
H. blue silk, white lace trimn ing; Mrs
CIV c, pearl col0-ed silk, pink moss buds,
ard wreath III hair Mrs G. H ID iaven-
der silk with white sash, was plain but,
stylish Miss M white swiss with blue
trimming. hair in curls; Mrs d @ H R.
lpnrp!e silk, white swiss overskirt Mrs P,
white merino. green trimming Mis- G. o.
H plain black silk !; Mrs A H T-blue
and white fchangable silk, black lace and
blue velvet trimming; Mrs ,Wm McC-.
white swiss, pink trimming; Misses Mel,
white swiss, very tasty; Mira G., Port
Discovery, rose colored merino, white
swiss overskirt; Miss E. A. while tarla-
tan, pink rufies and overskirf Mrs B.
Olympia, black and gre,n grrnadine; Miss
N, Port Gamble, pure white, hair in
curls with white, flowers; Miss. + p,
WILDLY Island, pink Six, Black lace
trimming; Miss B McC- pink tarlaian,
puffs and black velvet trimming Mrs
Capt R. in pure white, handsomely
pufftd skirt and sleeves; Mrs P-green
Irish poplin, black chaniiIly lace overskirt,
black lace and green velvet trimming, the
richest dress of the evening; Mrs j.
mauye silk, white tarlatan overskirt; Miss
II R. wine colored empress cloth, white
lace t. INNING, hair in curls Mrs H L T,
blue silk, black velvet trimming Miss II,
rose. .colored tarlataD; Miss A McC--white
tarlaian with green rpchings, haii in curls
with white and green flowers; Mrs Mel
dfab poplin, with white lace over cherry
velvet trimming; Mrs Chas F. claret
colored silk, white obliqueipoint lace and
satin trimming Mrs s.. white; tarlatan,
with ruffles and cherry velvet trimming
Mrs W-blue silk. white swiss overskirt
Miss Lucy H-white swiss trimmed with
pink Mrs W-Port Gamble. white swiss,
tucked wais', skirt trimmed with pink puff
fng, hair in puffs, and half wreath; of, 2ur,-
pie flowers /; Mrs Rzbuff tarla.an, black
trimming Mrs L. white tarlatan Mrs
c., w ], white swiss, hair in curls; Mrs
B. in black Miss Cit, pure white,
hair curled Miss sYy 4EbIue 4Dd- white
plaid silk Miss NJ R--n, white iarlatan,
rufflrd to waist Mrs G--h, white swiss,
pink trimnipg, flowers in hair; Mrs Ms
B. blheia and white muslin, biue sash;
Mrs R c. green poplin, black lace shawl.
bairin puffs ; Mrs S-g, white and black
muslin' n ~ ,aiAszroT gaoq
, 1871-01-05
TEE WEEKLY ARGUS
sel.urs d be IIsrnann ana Emma.

At about O'AoeR.' ,. A. ,''Gf The md
inst.' the revenue cutter Lincoln steamed
out OF Port Townsend bay and proceeded
to Fort Discovery, where Deputy COllec-
tor Briggs made seizure Of the North Ger
man ship Hermann and Emma, for viola
, tiOn oftheFrFends laws, and btOusht her
to the port OF entry. On the morning
of the Ord inst. Capt. TsLafrenz, of the
above named ship, was taken from his
vessel By The u9S. Dtpnty Marshal, and
taken before Judge Jacobs for examina-
eiOn, on a charge Of smuggling, when the
following facts in the case were elected:
It appears, BY the testimony Of Mr..
Briggs. that'he. in company with IDsrec,
tor WinsIO1. boarded the ship ia question
at Port Discovery, on the 2sth 'uIt., and
questioned Capt. Ii Eenz as TO the pres
encs Of dntiable articles upon his vessel
which wore not q Poh his manitslt, To- to
which be positively answered that nothing
was on board Of her but what was stated
ON his manifest at tho time Of his entry OF
the Hermann aud Emma at the Custom
House. Mr- Briggs then informed the
Captain that ihs would procsed to satisfy.
himself in relation TO The matter by a
thorough personal inspection Of the ship,
which he did. and succeeded in finding
articles Of value, which be seized /; subse-
quently other articles were found upon the
vessel and taken possession of by the
customs authorities.
1t further appeared upon the testimony
of Mr.. Winslow, Customs Inspector, that
the Captain made az attempt to baribe him
into silence, when he Qhe Captain) dis
covered that his hidden treasures had been
brought 70 light. by the, sharp sighted
Custom House officials Of this dislrietil
Further important matters weTe testified
to, whishUh is not necessary to give at
length. The evidence was of such
character as to induce the Judge to hold
Capt Lafrenz for appearance at the next
term of the District Court, for trial. ~
II is understood that the ship will be
held dnd+r two separate hiibeli5 Bonds
were received in the sum of 80, 500 for the
personal attendance of the Captain at the
next term Of the Court, ip March.
We deeply regret that this trouble has
come upon Capt. 4sfrepz and his vessel,
and hope events may yet transpire to clear
him Of it. The revenue lawyis very
clear. and it requires no deep knowledge
70 fOllOwit. A fair rapd square showing
of all the stores, etc., that are on the7ves>
eA upon her arrival in the District, OF
the Custom House. viii always obviate
difficulty in thissssPect. IF not, Govern
ment has employed men here and imposed
upon them sworn duty, and they are not
to be blamed for executing it.
, 1871-01-05

MAHmED.-1n Chimacum Valley, at
the residence of Mr.. VIM Bishop, Dec.
81, 1870. by N. ]. H. Fortman, ]. p,
Mr.. WIN. ELDRleE, of Chimacum, TO Miss
Mary ANN B1sRoP. IF Maidstone, Kent,
Eugland.
, 1871-01-05

A WARNING.-On Tuesday morning,
while yet in bed one of Mr.. Dclgardno'S
little sons came nearly doing himself seri-
Gus injury by the accidental 1iisrAaFga 81
pistol, with which he was playing. Il
(ths pistOD belonged to an older btosher,
who kept it under his plllORGiRhis 'eughe
. to serve as = warning to parents to, keep
firearms out Of the hands Of children moi
old enough to know how tq,tsks scars Of
and handle them. A lucky chance that
saved the bOnwith slight wound on the
finger and burned leg. ,...-...,s
, 1871-01-05

e The California touched at Neah Bay. on
her way from Portland, on the 1st inst,
and landed thirty tons Of freight, for Hon;
]. s. Maggs. We are informed that Mr..
Magg' business is rapidly increasing, and
that he is making his store an attraction
to the rapidly increasing white settlers, as
well as to the natives, With'whUm hecar-.
ries on an extensive trade. sni'ssj ait- n'
, 1871-01-05

POAr D1scOvkRr.-The barks Glimpse
and Rival are now loading at the mill; /;
q foreign ship the AricOpsis expected to
arrive from san Francisco, 10 load lumber
far Callao. .GIgrZvQl TG0T
, 1871-01-05

We are informed that the revenue cut
ter Reliance. now Cruising in Alaskan
waters. has been ordered 70 this place for
repairs. The Reliance viii probably re-
main here for sometime, and reft for an
other cruise at the north.
, 1871-01-05
New U. S. REV. CurrErs.-Tho U. s

New U. S. Rev. CUTrEEs.-Thc U. s.
Government is having constructed at the
East four steam reYenueEcutters, of hand
some model bark rigged and fitted with
an the modern appliances and improve
ments. One of the cutters will be station
ed at San Francisco. another at Columbia
River, third at Port Townsen |, aud >
fourth at Alaska. There viii also be a
sailing cutter for serriee at San Diago,
Cal. Upon the arrival of the new vsssels
the reysnue cutters Lincoln, ,Wyanda and
Others viii be sold out Of the Service
COloniSt. ,-,-,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, oi-..~..,.
These vessels are being Constructed un-
der the superiuteDdence of Capt. John W.
White, well known on this station.
, 1871-01-05

--kLewBnsy--As-we-wese-tst ticking our.
accustomed walk about town the other
day. our attention was called tO some
flowers that were in bloom. gfowing)in the
open air. in the garden Of Mr. BulEtlSy.
Those living on the othersidg ofths lsud
will hardly credit this--rOses, gilly-aOwcrs,
golden lilies, growing and an 10 bloom 10
the open air,snd iennstoss yet hanging ON
vines that hardly show The touch Of frost,
may be seen here, in January, in latitude
4S0 DOrIh-abOat seventy miles north Of
Quebec, and more than seven degrees
north of New York city. Z, -sa Sel7 -
60 u --FII5
RkMovAL OF THE PosT OFFIcE.-The
Post Office has been removed from the
old place, at the upper end Of town, to the
boilding formerly occupied as restaurant,
on the corner of Water and Quincy streets.
The Office justaEacated was too small fOr
the rapidly increasing business ofthe post
and money order Offices, and thus the
chapge to a; larger house, and one much
more favorably locateds - M.7' ias2 s-s4a.
sis 60 - -l----- 'if1 ''i .
2 ARhIvE The bark Rival, Capt. Ra-
veil, arrived at Port Discovery on Satur-
day. 10 days ihO@a San Francisco! she
brought up as passengers, E. Atkinson
and Arthur Virgins. The Rival made
the Cape on the sixth day out. y.a5
The, propeller California, Capt. Hays,
arrived here on Tuesday evening, from
Portland, and landed about forty tons of
freight for this place. Next morning she
proceeded up the sofad )lFETf
The Forest Queen will sail from Port
Ludlow for spnlFtanGsoo dR Saturday.
Capt. ~Selden and Mr.. Wm.. K0rter viii
60 on her as passehsrrs! ; 19IliCs
, 1871-01-05

We are, informed that the California
landed 40 soldiers atthe american station
on San Juan Island, on Euesday.
, 1871-01-05

The Forest Queen will sail from Port
Ludlow for spnIFtanqisco dR Saturday.
Capt. ~Selden and Mr.. Wm.- K9rter viii
go on her as passehstra =; T97liG
, 1871-01-05

The Masons 1tsaIized $3.50 10 BY their
ball on the 9th ult. ~
, 1871-01-05
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-10
Regrefa!

.h a.Ea. a.
NOD INT known. If VIE had but known, SO
Il THOSE summer days together, ife&s
THAT one would stand next year alone ~
IN the blazing July weather!
with cladness, and beauty, and calm,
watching the glory OF blossoming flowers, =
breathing the warm airs balm;
Seeing the children like sunbeams play,
In the elsaes of the long cool wood; i..-st
Hearing the Wild BIRDS carol gay.
And the song of the murmuring h .spnvn.
If we had but known, X we had nu' Ano'"'
n we had but known, IL we had but InoWn'
Row ONE would ait by the heath ,,tT a''ne'
NM s'v we sSed those last hours, each for sash
! With music and games. AND talk, .-.
The eareless. bright, Se!i 10 bau i
ronchine on all th!ngs, grave ana gay
u with the freedom OF TWO IN one, IN
: Yet ewing. as happy people may
- Al, rrscnicss hnurs forever flown, ,5.@
~: -. vi nd INIT known, If we had but KNOW 60
c,,d lint known. II we had but known =
While yet sssG ,aoS Sighting tone
SNnuld sting and Ssr forcveri S;.l.io 400,
sac,',a Hes the turf FOR the burning Kiss, ~S@'
THO cross stsnds deaf to cries. fF rsST
Duli, as tie wall Of silence Is
Are the gray unanswering skies
we eau never nusay thing we SAID,
While the weary life drags past,
Where chance stroke struck 1t last. 7
on, the patient love heath She heavy stone
TT we had but known, If We had but known!
If we had bu. known, If we had but known I !
~ We had climbed the hill together; 49,
The path before us seemed all our own"
And the glorious autumn weather. go
we had sown. The harvest was there to reap.
We had worked: 10 the wages ready
Who wsstoiguess thasthe last long sleep
Was closing round one already?
With never warning, sharp and strong,
s., - Come the bitter wrench of doom,
And love, and sorrow, and yearniDg long
May wall by the lonely tomb. -
oh. kseuest Of pangs mid The Dourner'smoal
' If we had but known, II we had but kaowD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-10
By Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and franklin streets.

T,HE THOROUGHBRED MARE "ADA
l. WAsHINGTON," AND HERr Full.
cARaIAaE AMP HARNESS At AwGT1oN s;;i
sell at the Stables of Mr.. J. II. Peasants, on
Franklin stree. below the Ballard House, the
above celebrated stock.
mAoA WASBINGTONn IS large, perfectly;
formed animal five years old broke TO single and
double harness. She is by Major Doswell,s eel.
ebrated Planet,'' out Of full and thoroughbred
mare: She is REGARDED as the most valuable an
at our last three ARriculturol Fairs.
"BLUE,'' full brother to aAda,' J, Is large s1x.
yesr-o!d is in every respect regarded az the best
eelding On our market. being also perfectly rell'
able In single and double harness.
The above stock was carefully bred by colonel
Darlington, Of this city. The pedigree is as pure
as sny stock In Virginia and to parties wishing to
secure full blood such an opportunity may not
AZ the same time will be sold superb OPEN,
FAsHlONABLE CARRIAGE. recently maze 70
NESS 10 correspond. This is regarded as the
finest establishment in this city. In fact the
nv eds COOK u LAUGHTON,A ucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-10
-. BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street. ...r-.

TRUSTEES SALE OF D., Two r. z Il! ~
i DRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF FARMING
LAND, IN HENRICO COUNTY,. EIGHT
MILES FAST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AT AUCTION.-Betng required to execute the
provisions of certain deed Of trust, bearing
date 80 July, 1867, from Susan d. Winfree to the
undersigned trustee duly recorded in the clerk, s
Office OF the Comfy Court Of Henrtco, shall
proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises
on FRIDAY. the 9Th May, at u O'Clock NJ, ltf
fair IL not, the next fair day thereafter, at the
same hour, J the TRACT OF LAND mentioned IN
said deed as containing ESQ acres OF FARMlNG
LAND part timbered the balance improved,
with several good and substantial log cabins
thereon, situated on the road leading to Charles
CITY county, about eight miles from the city of
TERMS whilst the deed requires enough in
cash to defray the expenses OF executing this
trust, and to pay II note for $3.50, with interest
thereon from Sd January, 1868, 1t has heen agreed
by me parties to this sale that one-th1rd OF the
purchase money be paid IN cash ; the balance in
four aud eight months, for negotiable notes, with
interest added, and secured by deed Of trust,
and the land to be divided into three or more
tracts. GEO. -. WISE. trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., Aucts. ap25ts
The sale Of the aboye-mentioned property will
take place IN front Of the cpstorn-house, on Bank
street, In the city Of Richmond. on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th instant, at u o'clock M.
t7':1 - GEO. ID. WISE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co., Aucts. p
my l0-W&S, &tdtds E-r ID I'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-10
~ By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

GIX NEW FRAME TENEMENTS ON
y HARRISON STREET, BETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH STREETS, AND SIX LOTS ON
CLAY STREET NEAR sEUKER,S SPRING
lark, AND TWO LOTS ON THE EXTEN-
SION OF CATHERINE STREET. FOE SALE
Ar AUCTION.-We Will sell at auction, on the
premises, ON SATURDAY, the 18th OF May, at
O'Clock r. NJ, the HOUSES and LOTS situated as
shove described. The six new tenements are on
the east side of Harrison strt ct, ue1r to Eukerss
Spring Park, have three rooms each, are new. and
have never been occupied. The lots front IT'D by
90 and by 90 feet TO an alley. with street entrance
10 each by On alley IN common three feet wide.
The lots on Clay street frout-four OF themcs feet
each and the other two 30 feet each BY lio feet
deep, to an alley, and are nearly opposite Eukes's
Spring Park. The two lots on the extension OF
Catherine street front 30 feet each by 1o2 feet 10
alley. This property is well suited for small FAM
TERMS ;One-fourth cash; balance at 4 & and
IL months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
scared by trust deed. Taxes for 1871 TO be paid
" nv W. ~ GRUBBs q WILLIAMS, Auc.,rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-10
By James III. Taylor, A,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Office No, ITO Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE. OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF DUVAL STREET, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed of trust executed
to me as trustee by Joshua Tyler aud others, dated
the 1st day Of july. 1870, and recorded In the
clerks office OF the Chancery Court Of the city Of
Richmond, to secure the payment OF . certain ne
gotiable note therein mentioned. and default hay.
Ing been made In the payment of the same. shall
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises,
on the 18th day of M Az 1871, at O'Clock 2. h.,
the HOUSE and LOT described in said deed,
fronting 20 feet on south side Of Duval street and
running back about 90 feet. -
Terms Made known on day OF sale.
r. A. e. DABNEY, Trustee.
Sale conducted By JAS, ID. TAILOR, Auct.
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AsIeIT0N aAa.lsl . rr.t,. p -
~ -. Ssnys
BY W. .. Robins,
S Zeal Estate Agsnt and Aac.,osee,
No. 1909 Main street, corner IN T.s.
.,T1RUsTEEs SALE or a 49, !,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A yEpv =,
.s, sIgABSis 1 hI1r 4 TAaM or SiskDSEg
sATia + GU.TH ESIIsGHTEEg n F FIX
AND DAaVItLE 'R Il iihiRR5ags, psica2oissbb
deed 81 trust executed TO the sabrc,s,hsiIse q
Meacoek. bearing dsta 18th Of MI w gr.
OILY RECORDED la Powhasan County Cnr..c B7a
Office. i shall, &c The request on fhs s cierks
thtreins and at the desire lef Mp. Va sntaetary
coed TO self Mt public auction M tha pro.
ID. aaDiRs, rest sgfAse agent IN the cff. - OF ".
Inond, on MONDAY, TIE LIN OF NAV ~ %, o. kich-
AZ; III fp1r: II rot 'hs nsxt fair day to- COCK
tbss very hapdshrn: and desirable fsttia 70 sise.
sfin1ted IS above Described, and confs,,s,A Eg,
DER IN woods most Of which Is OF vaiussIss ain
There are q comfortable DWELLING -.
rooms. storehSuse In the yard, and iii "a OF dTs
on. buildings tsome Ave or eir In Necessary
well OF excellent nater IN the ya1d. s1n ner);
orcasfd, cont aiming several hundred - aoof-kc.e
trees. The place Is well fenced ana h LIE fruit
four mtleg from Huguenot Springs n az. only
t1cularly deslrabfe ss a summer resorf I, Par
good stand for small retail mercantile s also
TERMS: easf, as 10 50 much As m.,,.
sary TO deffay the expenses Of exeeutsr aec e
trust and 70 dtscharge bond OF saso Sne III ,h;
Mach ISL on credit ss 70 $500 Until IN. ias Of
nntii the 18th OF March, 1917; and the ,ss 70 "a!
II any, on such terms "a may be snnounesd ~
sale. The credit payments TO be secnssd q tas
trust deed II required. Purchaser TO psyta,aoJ .
1871. 15t1 - w. B. RGRf19sss !or
ap 2s-td E Prr.:.,.