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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-17


House, for such measures as shall give protec,
ton to life and property in the South and
secure to every man the rights which the con-
stitution has guaranteed to him.
l hope that these two measures may go to-
gether. And in answer to the question asked
by the gentleman from South Carolina Mr..
De Large], who stated his purpose to vote for
the bill, desire to say that, while | am in
favor of the bill of the gentleman from Ken
lucky Mr.. Beckl, with the amendment OF the
gentleman from Vermont [Mr. Polandl, will
gladly, upon the first opportunity, vote for any
measure that may be brought up here to pro.
mote peace and tranquility in the South and
protect the lives of loyal men. asa
Mr.. Shanks-Can the gentleman control
the gentlemen upon the other side of the House
upon that question ? Can he control one sim
gle man of those with whom he is working
here to-day. The gentleman is standing here
to-day and. speaking in favor of letting loose
upon those people their murderers, and is help
ing the men who help those murderers, and is
not helping loyal men.
Mr.. Platt-I do not stand here attempting
to do any such thing.
Mr.. Sbanks-You do it. That is the result
of your work and those with whom you act
now will abandon you in the bill to protect
the Southern loyal people. 4
Mr.. Platt-I claim the floor, and decline to
be interrupted Let me say to the gentleman
from Indiana that do not either advocate or
vote for any such thing but do vote for
what he does not vote for, to have tranquility
and peace in the South.
Mr.. Shanks-There is not soldier in the
country in favor of this bill.
Mr.. Platt--I served during the war as well
SIS the gentleman did. l was soldier, and
did all | could to put down the rebellion, and
l speak for a great many other men of the
same kind. | vote TO restore peace and tram
guilty to the South, while you, sir, vote 10
perpetuate hate, dsoOrd, and murder.
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After reading the aboye high recommendation, in
yslds cannot reasonably hesitate to give the Kos.
zoo trial.
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MACHINERY, As.
K. A. DAYTON

MACHINERY, RAILROAD, MANUFACTURERS
AND ENGINEERS SUPPLIES,
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE ICE is now completely out of Rock Creek,
and is so spoDgy in the Potomac that it can be
easily broken through. The New York and
Norfolk steamers now on their way here will
ls clear.
The POTOMAC BOAT CLUB are anticipating
the freshet which 1t is supposed will follow the
thaw on the upper Potomac, by removing their
foot Of Congress street, to higher locality.
CHANGED THE POLICE FoRCE.-Officers w
Cunningham and j. Brien have been tr transferred
70 duty in the county, and ii is understood that
Richard Canter, colored man now employed
in WEIGHS mill, has been appointed on the
force.
EVERYBODY should see La Rue's Minstrel and
Burlesque Opera Troupe, at Forrest Hall, this
evening. They are good singers and comedians
and TO see and hear Ricardo is alone worth the
price of admission.
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AND HARMLESS As WAITE.
The following letters speak for Themselves.

The following letters speak for themselves:
nv. Arthx, Nafians Sir Alter sfn: '' Very
thoreugh and impartial trial Of your Crystal Dis
its very great superiority over any other article
now in use for the purpose designedthe speedy res
one using 1t according to directions can faii, sm
convinced to attain this much desired result to per
sntss Ihe simplicity Of the and ts
vast plumbers utterly diseusted with the poisonous
nesGpIs IN use Msyins large number Of my
NTH equal suecess cordially recommend Crystal
this kind Very FF.iBBs S4Ga, 70, Street, Nv
Nv. Arthur NanansWDear Sir: 1t sffords me- ples.
with perfect success. Having tried many others.
nnd yours superior to any have heretofore used,
moer Of the growth q the hair and by e% sI PIT
cations restoring it to Its original color 1t is per
street. between 4 Il and S s.S. NV
~ Asass Sqs.a..1Ms Dear Sir: The bottle n' o,
bought in your city time since has given entire
s :a,is:ction ha. given to my hair its original
iSs SnnP isR Sss
Tor half q dozen bottles for some Iimy friends.
Please send Immediately by express, and obllse
,WAsHIN6T TON, August 9Th, 1870,
ny. ATthw Ndtdns-Dear Sir L do not hesitate
to say that your Crystal Discovery deserves to su
percede all other preparations claiming to restore
The growth and color of the hair. have sed IL a
week now, and my hair has already resumed its nat
nral shade, aud has ceased falling almost entirely
'''' 'n Mrs Ii ANNIE HssiSsffin;'I Mil6SiURA1N.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, September 10th, 1870.
M. A-thW Nattdns-Sir: have great pleasure
in testifying to the excellence of your Crystal Dis
coNery for the Hair. My back hair is remarkably
long and thick, and become prematurely grey This
being heredItaryD In eight days resumed its nat
ural color, chestnut brown, coforing CIV sry hair 1
lhs your preparation for its purity, pleasant odor
stances, as we'll as its other excellencies i will
recommend II to my acQuaintances
Very respectfully, MISS l..
EATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
is Tor sale in various localities by the following Drug
glsts ward Walsh. 18th street and Penna ave,
and 18th and streets; 3. Calvert Ford, 4 O5 Pa
avenue Christiani Bros, 7th and M streets N W.;
H. A. Bacon, ~ and Il streets, Island; j. D. OTDon'
nell, sth street, Navy Yard; q. w Cropley. ITO
Bridge street Georgetown, and at the Depot I'd and
u streets. Price one dollar per bottle. Give il q
ttIaI no29 tr
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TABLE SAuCE.-The specimen of Halford
Leicestershlre Table Sauce received from Oh,
American Tea Companies excellent, being :
me appetizer and not so fiery as the Worces-
tershire sauce.
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THE ALEXANDRIA BoATs.-The steam ferry
boats between this city and Alex an6lria re mad
thelr usual trips this morning. See advertise
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AN ALARM OF FIRE was struck at u O'Clock
TO- day from box No. IL, caused by fire in room,
at Wizards Hotel. The department was
promptly on the ground, but did not go into SER
vice, the fire having been extinguished with
slight damage.
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LOST HIS PLUNDER.-About 3 o'clock thi
morning officer Lusky discovered a man stand
ing near the door OF Redmond's grocery am
provision store, corner OF I'd and A streets s. f.
who ran off on his approach. On examining tn,
premises two baskets were found packed will
meat and tl0ur ready to be carried off.
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BATTERY +, 4th United States artillery, left
OFT Monroe Yesterday, on the steamer Lady of
the Lake, for Fort FOote, Md. "a
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TEE SIx-CRNT HoUsE NUMBERING Bills
ssHU ~ Justice Cor against Samuel .Ssyong.-A
sst was instituted some weeks ago by Justice
John q. Cox against Samuel Strong to recover
f'S fof costs, which the latter had charged up
against The former for prosecuting the delin-
auents who have refused or negle cted to pay for
the numbering OF their houses. Strong, IL will
De remembered, was the contractor for paint
ing the numbers little bits of tin to label the
souses with when the numbering was done.
Ihtre are 10 OF these cases, where warrants
hAve been Issued against citizens by Cox, at the
request Of Strong, the amounts VARYING from
six cents to three dollars. The testimony OF Cox
was TO the efiecs that these accounts had been
gwen him for cole cuon, and he had been to
much labor and expense, and Strong now find
ing they s-e uncoliectsble refuses TO pay him
his fees. Strong teStihed that Cox came 70 him
enc evening while he was attending a meeting
OF the Board OF Aldermen, as a spectator, and
sohe.ted HIM tStrcng) TO give him (Cox) the ac-
Possd to make the costs out of the parties sued.
but IN no case was Strong to be put to any ey
pence In the matter, and have nothing TO do in
we sne mater except to receive the face value OF
we DIS The bargain having been concluded,
ne tStTong) sent the bills by his clerk, John A
SrlIDes, ID Cox, who at once commenced to
issue arIants, keeping the constabulary force
eusily AZ work serving warrants on parties for
these SIX cents claims and he further testified
that Cox low finding there is not so much money
In them as be anticipated, goes back on hum
kouohg,J Ignoring his own terms in toto. He
further testified that Cox was continually drunk
and had failed to paw over TO him some ffty dol
lsrs, In money, which he had collected, and for
which act OF malfeasance as a Justice of the
reaCe he has been summoned to appear before
the courts TO show cause why he should not he
broken Several witnesses testified TO hearing
Strong say that he would pay the expenses hin
self E1-Councilman Mcknight, from the Fiftb
Wsrd. testified that he was Strong's partner
and night bower In this numbering business and
seEroOOrated Mr.. Strons's Testimony in every
particular. ID. T.. Cahill was Strong e counsel
And Mr.. Norris was counsel for Cox. After the
testimony had all been taken, the jury gave a
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XIV. GRIFFITH OWEN for the past ten wears
secretary OF the Maryland Sunday School Union
and one or the best known ciergymen in the
Saturday. va
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMTsEMENTs, &C.

HGti0Eal TseoteT.-Rose and Harry Watkins in
" TTOdden Down or Under Two flags"
Hags Opera HeEse.-Edwin Forrest as erich
slfeu.7
kascaic Hall-French Fair.
Markriter's Art Gallery, 4Ss It'll street.
Bsrlow's Gallery Of Oil Paintings, l23e Penn
sylyania avenue.
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The RIVER CHANNEL is al most entirely clear
OF ice, and navigation will be at once resu med.
The ferry boats commenced running this morn
ing, and the arrivals Of lower river steamers
and other craft will now be frequent and lively
A large number of oyster sloops are below
waiting to come up, and our market will no
doubt soon be glutted with bivalves. so mote
1t be.
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SEWING MACHINES.

THE FINKLE b LYON SEWING MACHINE
AND
SADESS PATENT BELT sad 8. M. STARTER,
cheap, simple and effective
Give them trial. General Agency, 9I6 Penna.
avenue, W ashington, ID. q. de2D-lms
1'HE SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
10 the leading MACHINE OF the werId Sold on
sssy terms. Purchasers instructed ct their resi-
E.A. NORTON, Agent.
deBtr TIT Market Space TIT.
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QY THE NIGHT fRAIN ROME AGAIN. AND
- now opening the 1arest Assortment OF NOV
ELITES yet received in Washington, and selling ut
HUPk fH's FkAHKLIN PUBLISHING 90.
de2u III PennsylvApia avenue
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CRrELTY TO ANrMALs-we cau attan.;or q,
notice In another column OF the meeting tn
morrow evening Of the Association for the Pre-
ytnflon Of Cruelty 20 Animals.
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The CENSUS OFFICE RgxovED.-General
Francis A. Walker, Superintendent OF the
census, on Saturday last removed his Office
from sth street, near q, to room "a Intertor
Department. SA
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,slIILINsTos sends Us HaYer's Ba.ar for
January 18th.
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DOWN EAsT.-An In search OF the quaint. curl
u ous, and rare, may be aereesbly surprised b.
avenue between LIST and ID SITS, west 1t the Franklin
Pub. o.. de27-u
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HE STEAMER ARROW. Captain Stackpole,
has been overhauled during the late ice en-
barge, and put in complete running order. She
VIII resume her trips TO Mount Vernon o-mor-
row, leaving her wharf at 10 O'Clock a. m. to-
morrow. See advertisement. Many improve
ments have been added to the mansion and
grounds at Mount Vernon, making it more at
tractive tor visitors than ever before.
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AN OVERLOADED CAR.-On SATURDAY. pisht
Henry A. Brawner WAS arrested, BY order OF e,
w. Blake, . member Of the Society for the Pre-
yentlon OF Cruelty to Animals, and taken before
Justice Walter, charged with oyerloadins his
car. After hearing the testimony the Justice
dismissed the case, saying 1t was the arst one
brought before him. but gave notice that In ia
tare nc should nns AL parties % charged.
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HE CARSrvAL.-The last feature sug gested
70 make the coming carnival interesting Is the
holding Of q grand tournament on one OF the
Gays ara the following sub committee nas been
appointed TO take charge of the affair: Messrs
Cts9ch Mcantire, Juan Boyle. Geo. A.
Armes, w. IL. Davis and w. w. Ward; Mr..
James w. Walsh. chief marshal. A suitable
portion of the Avenue win be set apart for tn
purpose The knights win AL be in full cos
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GREAT FALLS FISHING CLuR.-SeveraI c;,;.
zens OF Washington have lately formed them
selves into an organization 30 be know as the
81 Great Falls Fishing Club OF Washington"
Inc membership are Messrs. l.. Oppenheimer.
+. b. Mcguire, Charles L. Thomson, John
Elanagan, George Young, Jacob Scheiny, s.
Wills Sloan. Theodore Frebus, X. G. woodley.
William +. Mcpherson, Thomas X. Davis, aud
Samuel Brereton, and from their number have
selected the following officers President, T..
Oppenheimer; vice president, Charles T.. Thorn
son; treasurer, Samuel Brereton; secretary.
ihomas n. Davis. The association has pur-
chased thirty acres of land in the vicinity OF the
Great Falls, and are now having erected suita-
bic buildings for their accommodation. Two
new boats are being constructed for the club
which Will be launched about the let OF May.
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EAST WAsHINGToN MARKRT.-At an ad
journed meeting OF the delegations of the Cir,
Councils from the Fifth and Sixth wards. q
whom was referred the subject Of new marke
house Tor TIA section, held on Saturday nigh
,ast at the house OF Mr.. George +. Quick, OF
New Jersey avenue, il was conceded that tn
public reservation opposite the eighth precinc
station house was the most eligible site for tn
building, but no action was taken, owing to th
absence Of some OF the delegates
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SONS or JoSADAB.-The Grand Counru n,
the Sens of Jonadab have elected the followins
onicers for the ensuing year:-G. c., w w
HayDe; ID. q. c., JIG l.. Foxwell; G. NJ. r. II
Harris; g. s., j. u. Garland, Jr.; q. t., D. *.
Harris; G. I. W., John w. HAYES; n. o. W
y. Polkinhorn. The reports Of the secretary
and treasurer show the Order to be in a most
fourishing condition.
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TIE STREET RAILWAY PAVING NUISANCE
In another part OF to-days paper will be found
aeaii signed by number Of prominent business
men on Pennsylvania avenue. calling public
meeting at the Board of Trade rooms to- morrow
evening, 10 take measures TO secure the proper
paving OF the whole OF the avenue between the
Capitol and Treasury grounds. This looks liks
business, and we hope there will be a general
attendance at the meeting. III there Is a good
turn out, and the proceedings are harmonious.
follow.
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IkK RECEPTION or TIE EENIAN PRrsoN-
kks--l esterdsy afternoon the Celtic Club he'd
q meeting at Marble Buiidiny-Nr j. ID
OConnen In the chair, and Mr.. james RYAN
seeretsIy-and after an address by the Chair.
messrs. ID. j. Downing, Thomas McFadden,
nshlel Snllivan, Michael Emmett Crell and
Thomas KIRBY were elected "a ieleoates m
auehd the reception or the released Fenian
prisoners IN New York. A committee was an
POINTED 10 wait or the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
Iosu OmeeIs 10 make arrangements for reduced
rates 10 New York and return. The Fenian
prisoners. sixteen in number, are expected 20
arrive IN New York the latter part OF this week
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TIE THEATERs.-Edwin Forrest, conceded
by many TO be the best Richelieu on the
stage, viii appear in that character at Walls
Opera House tonight, and those who wish com.
Portable seats should 90 early, as there will be
crowded house.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watkins. whose tine act
ing last winter Is pleasantly remembered by
play goers, as is MTs. Watkins singing COM
mence an engagement at the National Theater
TINS evening IN "Trodden Down." which il in
many respects one Of the best Irish dramas on
the stage.
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We ere now receiving from the manufAeturer,
vory large md haDdeoOe assortment OF CAB-0
IHtT rURNlTURE q III deocriptions, to M
Which ys invite the attention Of buyers, - n
al are Of excellent WorkDanship, which has II"
BEEN made TO order. end to which We respect ~
fully invite the attention Of buyers before purohse
ocA-0 Auctfonear
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MAP OF WAsBIEGToS AND ITS SURROUND
IsGs--We have received from q. Bohn of the
Iapitoi bookstore, No. les Pennsylvania ave-
nue., Who is the publisher, very complete man
oi the city OF W ashiDgton, the result OF original
surveys made BY Mr.. Forsyth, surveyor and SUI
tefihtendent OF streets and sewers, and en-
brsoes IN It's compact bird's-eys scope the city
81 washington complete, the points Of Meri-
rian Hill, Mount Pleasant, Howard UNIVERSITY
Columbia College, &c, and the cities OF & eorgs,
Town and Alexandria The location of the n,,b-
lie buildings, squares. churches, &c. IL given
Win great ndelity; also the number Of sauare
teet IN each square, correct diagram of the
avenues and streets, their sources and dis.anees
with much other valuable infor In alton and data
never before ATTEMPTED in q map of this kind
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JOHNSON AND HIS Two SUsANs-Ffrdin9 the
Fditings Of a Dead HnstGnd.-During the war
man named johnson, colored, volunteered into
the 35th New Jersey regiment, and his WIZ
became entitled to State pay. johnson died In
Trenton, while his wife was in this city. She
answers TO the name Of Susan johnson, and last
Thursday went on TO Trenton and presented
herself before Justice Mills, In that city, de-
msnding ssS OF State pay. The Justice had sn
idea that Susan johnson had signed the receipt
for the money, and a search among the docu.
ments showed that the dead husband had shared
the SIS with some other colered woman, who
had represented herself as the veritable Susan
Since the SIS, claim Of 500 has arisen, and
Susan, since she could not have the s7S, BY
vrture Of the failings Of her faithlees dead hus-
band, wished TO draw the $780, That was replie
70 by the assurance, since one Susan johnson
mad signed a. wife, the applicant must prove
who she was before she could be paid. Susan
said that was too bad, and as she went out to
look for testimony that she was the veritable
Mrs. susan johnson, exclaimed, "On! Johnsan
bow could you use me so? but now you shan't
have grave stone .,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-22
= BY Hili q Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioreers, ilos Main Street sa.

aRGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE 3
sLoE vALTIB IF REAL ESTATE IN I1E
C0IISTY OF GOOCHL ND At AUcn a,ss n
Hlans W. Hobson's administration In the Chan
esrv q urt Of Richmond Oh the 7st day OF o ssS
ian viii proceed, on TUGsD " August , IN
lsE ss1Ses the h farm IN Of 'a1
isn cent ASEsS Or Ea s5 co s en
the sn S' e. po1sr ss End
nawba canal runs through me ,arn =. viii he add
~ ianu , ,ro tyscts. The
10 Now elegantly bnilt, and finished 10 an eia,o-
rate style with everv modern ns tSem bes II
aining ahout twelve rooms, some oil tneih DC
t,m, r.oscoeT waterworks and gssrworss on IN
nreises both OF wh,chmay he put IN tnor dn in
.sps!r st r ans lawn
hundred primeval oaks and there IL r sn
veT IN S5eStl ~ she stsss TIE
Il ore Of the most Isn9 from s house. the thur
f 9c ss Is distance Power Mills are also ad5eiBing
the premises and 1t lies between Inc FsG The
se,t1iitr If th,s r. rion is well known throughon
tIe state, and this farm stands rTe-eminenI too us
rroduetyeness the peeIaGs Of ali its an
nnintmeSts. The land Is admirably adapten 10
sil the virginia staples. There is veIy eM
garden snd large young orchard Oh peihu cnse IL
GOOD enough for the most fastidlous eentisma as
and the out houses, stables. carriage-houe pa mr.
&c, &C., at The main residence, at the oyersee, As
bonse. and on the farm. are all that could bp ue.
Sired The farm has bren admirably eononcha
Under the care of skilled farmer for three 7e11fs
ard is in perfect orler Tor US neg s nh,,c re
ths one seldom occurring To The
ern,lean OF means It presents rare chance t1r
III that Can he desired. TIE packet boat vii!
iea1n Richmond on Monday evening, Angu-t 2ls',
re2chDg poysr mS th az sale
=, a. ,yi.h Mr. Goodman who now rents the farm,
as there is no tavern in the vi"inity, he having
kindly consented. For circulars or othGr 1nicrma-
tinn add ess JOHN 3. WISE or: hill q GoL-
The TERMS are remarkably easy, being cnei NE;
Ave wears, with interest added at eight per cent
! ayable fcm,-anruslly, and title retained TO .e-
cure purchase money. The title Is rneXceptlona-
BILE. JOHN s. WISE, commissioners
HILL & GODDIN. Auctioneers.
IA, DIAL
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same hour. IN 19-ls.ls 81, 222aj G q. Va.
rV1RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
| REAI, ESTATE IN HALIEb Z COUNTY,
VA.-By virtue Of 3 deed OF trus. executed to US
on the 5th day of August, lss9, BY Jsmes a. and
B. Woon and wives. 6Dle fecGrccd, &c, 'we VIII.
on aIDaDAY the 18th day or august, 1871 Chat
being court day If 'air If not on tina next fair
~, in front of the court bouee Mt Halifax Court
house, At Il O'Clock ~ ssll st ptblia auction tis
EIaETf-FOUR AORRs, more or less, belng the
same lapd purchased BY said Moons OF the late
blfred Blanks. lyiug on the north side Of Dan
Richmond and Dsnville railroad.
This Is one OF tfs most Va LtJa BILE FARMS in
The county especially adapt d to the growth OF
wheat t1bacco, &c. has six hundred acres clear
cd, two hundred OF which are fine river bottoms.
The Improvements are excellent; The DWELLING
house is nearly new six rooms. All necessary
Also. i an ORCHARD Of CHOICE FRUITS and
an ABUNDANCE! OF WATER.
THIS farm c'n be conveniently divided Into
All the s.rne time we will se,l the UNDIVIDED
INTERESTS OF the said j. A. g. K. B Moon
(which Is one seventh eaclt) In the FINE LAND
ED ESTATE OF their father, Parham rocn. de-
sides of the Richmond and Danvil!e RAILROAD, near
South Boston. and contains NINETEEN bum
DRIED ACRES.
TERMS: One. third cash: balance in 8, IL. and IS
months, for houds with approved Eerurily th ,mP-
stead watved) be uin9 interest from date, and the
vendors lien retained: the lind snbiect 70 resale
In de anti Of prompt payment. The title Is be-
Iieved ia be perfect, but, scting as trustees, we
will convey with speci u warranty. ~.
For further particulars sppiy TO me Undersigned
-. - - - VIM. c. PENDIFToN,
=. ty o. F&Tutds ~. r.. mia n.s.r Trustees.