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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-09-14

n65a We are.in receipt of the premium list
of the Industrial Association of Georgia, whose
first annual fair will be held at Savannah, COM
mencing November 2lst.. Twenty thousand
dollars are offered in premiums. and the ar
rangements are upon the most extensive scale.
The indications are that it will be one of the
most successful expositions ever held in the
South Preparations for the accommoda-
ton of visitors and exhibitors will be complete
in every particular, and a cordial invitation is
extended to all sections of the country. Hen
ry D. Capcrs, Esq, is the Secretary of the AS
sociation
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Cotton Shipment.

The shipment of cotton from this market du-
ring the year ending September lst, 1871,
amounts to 10, ,s56 bales, as we learn by report
of the accommodating Agent, O. H. P. FAINT,
ESQ. This statement does not include the
shipment of about 1000 bales, transported over
the Blue Ridge Railroad, and which is re-
shipped at this point 1t is the largest ship
ment ever made from this Depot, and shows
that the business of Anderson has increased
steadily and satisfactorily. AS acotton market,
this town stands without rfval in this section
of the State, and we are confident that our mcr-
chants will sustain the high reputation they
have achieved in the past.
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The health of Mrs. Lincoln is said to be


The health of Mrs. Lincoln is said to be
gradually falling
- Attorney General Akerman Is ABOUT 70
pay visit to Georgia.
- The Asiatic cholera is rapidly spreading
over Europe in every direction.
Reports concerning the cotton crop IN
Tennessee are more unfavorable.
= The Cherokees of North Carolina are to
removed to the Indian Territory.
: The Republicans of Wilmington, Della
ware. carried the municipal election.
1t is claimed that only one passenger in
railroad train has ever been killed in Maine.
The Boston Trarclcr wants the next Ma
tonal Republican Convention to be held IN
Boston.
The official census returns show the total
number Of Chinese in the United States to be
sixty-nine thousand.
= The surrender of the French army at Sc
dan was celebrated with great pomp i'll Gcrma-
ny on the I'd instant.
- The Illinois farmers are said to be dis
couragcd, their corn cropis so great, and the
priccs consequently so small.
= The Union Republican Association of
New York recommend Horace Greeley to the
National Convention for President.
= The Charlotte Observer says Horace Gree
lev will be in that city at the Charlotte Fair,
and will be the guest of NJ. L. Wrston
= Four daughters of Elbridge Gerry, one of
the signeys of the Declaration of Independence,
vet survive The eldest of them is eighty
- The great Industrial Exposition of the
Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
tion will open October Slst, and close Novcm-
Der 4th.
"A rope just completed at Birmingham,
England, is about six miles long, five and a
quarter inches in circumference, and weighs
over sixty tons.
Tice-Presidcnt Colfax denies the report
that he expects to be a candidate for President.
lie says he is for Grant, and that he is in ear
nest in deciding to retire from public life.
Judge Underwood, of Virginia. has pub
lishcd his opinion (unoiliciaD that all women
will be permitted to deposit their ballots in the
Presidential contest of 1872.
The document for the abolition of slavery
in Brazil will be executed in Rome next win
ter, AS the Emperor and Empress intend to
spcnd the season there. The Pope will sign
the instrument, to which he has been largely in
strumcntal, it is said, in turning the imperial
mind.
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Emporium of Fashion.

The proprietor of this popular establishment
in Abbeville announces to our readers that ne
will shortly be prepared to furnish the latest
novelties in fashion, either in dress-making or
millinery His reputation is rapidly growing,
and the ladies of Anderson are among the best
customers at this unique establishment. We
will guarantee faithful compliance with all
the promises of our friend Fowler, whose en-
ergy and activity in business are not surpassed
in this State. All orders will be promptly and
satisfactorily filled.
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, September l3, 1871.
CorToN.-To-day, middlings command II to.
III.
CHARLESTON, Sept. IL.
Cotton dull-mddlingS Isl.
New YORK, Sept II.
Cotton quict-middlings 20s.
NEW YORK, September 10.-Cotton move
ment for the week shows a decrease in receipts,
increase in receipts and increase in exports as
compared with last year. We commence with
this week the new cotton wear, and make COM
PARSONS accordingly. Receipts ut all ports for
the week 9,l37 bales 1879 last week, ,SH pre-
vous week, $3.50 three weeks since. Total re-
cepts since September .. 3, against IL, l04 for
the corresponding period OF the. previous year,
showing decrease OF l,967 in favor of the pres
ent season. Exports from all ports for the week
l.093, against 3.1O4 for the same week last year,
Total exports for the expired portion OF tho
cotton year Il, 1913, against 81, ,0Sl last year.
Stock at all ports $3.50, against 5-l72$ at the
same date last year. Stock i'll Liverpool 52l ,0O0
against 49I, 900 last year. American cotton aoat
for Great Britain 5000 against 5000 last year.
Indian cotton afoat for Europe GS3,6!4 against
rs, no last year. The weather South during
tho week WIS generally mi;lvorable, and
cyclones and rain storms have prevailed on the
South Atlantic cost. 1hcS" have extended to
the interior il Il certain extent, AMI there Is
reason ~ icar damage " crops thereby,
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Municipal Election.

The election on Monday last resulted in the
choice of the following ticket, comprising the
members of the former Town Council, with
single exception-Mr. McCully having been
substituted for Mr.. John A. Reeves, who de-
elined reelection. Another ticket was started
on Monday morning, but there was no concer-
ted opposition to the former Council, nor any
direct issue involved in the election:
hatendant-J s. Murray.
Wardens-John R. Cochran, N. A. McCully
TT. Webb and Moses Chamblee colored.
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The Elections.

Elections arc to be held during the remain
ing months of this year as follows: Texas, Oc-
tobcr 3rd;; Pennsylvania, Ohio and Iowa, Oc-
tober 10th; Maryland, Massachusetts,, Min
ncsota, Mississippi, New Jersey, Illinois, New
York and Wisconsin, November 7th.
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BE- The. New York Financial Chronicle, in
its final exhibit of the cotton crop of; the Uni
ted States for theyear ending August 81, 1871,
gives the following statement Total receipts
at all the ports, 1902, 154 bales shipments over
land direct to manufacturers, 22S,923; manu-
factured in the South, 91,24O. Total amount
of the crop, 4,352917 bales, of which 81, ,GO9
bales were sea island cotton.
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Rsy" Persons contemplating the erection of
new buildings or the repair Of old ones arc di-
rccted to the advertisement of Mr.. Geo. S.
Hacker, of Charleston who offers large and
complete stock of doors, sashcs and blinds
Mr.. Hacker informs the public that he keeps no
Northern work to fill country orders"
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sag- We invite attention to the card of Mr.
jim. Robson, of Charleston, who offers the
celebrated "Walis" cotton tie for sale This
tie has thkeu the premium at various State
Fairs, is highly recommended, and Mr. Robson
guarantees that it will give satisfaction.
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ANDERSON G. H.. S. Q.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. IA, 1871:
Musical Entertainment.

We are requested to inform the public that
Mrs. Pinkind, an accomplished violinist, assls.
ted by her daughter and several ladies, will
give musical entertainment at Masonic Han
this Thursday evening. Several poems Will
be recited by young lady. Admittance, Fifty
Cents: children, half price.
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aeg" The Marlborough Times appears in a
new and enlarged form, which we are gratIcd
to note, as it is one of our most welcome cS-
changes,
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Mrs. f. A. PoLLARD's CAsE.-The Gil =
cunt Court had on trial the case OF the
noted Mrs. Pollard against Lyon, the
proprietor OF the st. Cloud Hotel, OF
which Mrs. Pollard once had charge. She
sues him for articles of personal wear lest
at the hotel during the time she was at the
insane asylum, and lays her damage at
81 600. Mr.. Bradley and Mr.. Riddle appear
for the plaintiff, and Mr.. Davidge for the
defendant. During the course of the trial
Mrs. Pollard testified that she had been
sent to the insane asylum wrapped in a
blanket, and had DO change OF clothing for
seven weeks, and that she could only get
back to the city by borrowing clothes at
the asylum. She likewise testified that on
coming out Of the asylum she had an inter-
view with the defendant, and that he re-
fused to allow her At the hotel again, eX-
cept upon disreputable conditions, which
she had rejected WASHINGTON Letter an
Baltimore Sun.
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4 SHIP PRoPELLEp BY A TURBINE WHEEL.
The Nashua (N. H. Telegraph says that
two mechanics have been Tor ten days build
ing small experimental ship there Whicn
will be launched when completed IN the
Nashua river, and make trial trip. 1t Is
- feet beam and feet depth OF hold. ana
its regularity is in the propelling power,
which is y novelty invented by man who
has followed the sea for many years. 1t is
thus described
The propeling power is to be turbine
wheel, set at the bottom Of 4 flume rising
five feet from the ships bottom. The water
enters the flume from the ships sides just
below the water line. This opening IS pro-
vidcd with q valve to prevent the water
from returning when the ship iurches IN
rough sea. How is the water to leave the
ship? asks every one. From the bottom Of
the fiume, near the turbine wheel, tun-
mel eighteen inches in diameter extends
along the ships bottom to the extreme
stern.
This tunnel is to be so constructed as 10
constitute a vacuum, and is to be supplied
with set OF revolving fans to accelerate
the egreSs Of the water, and with valves to
prevent the inflowing Of the water from
the stern. The water in the fumes will
have head of five feet, furnishing power
Of nine horse. Now, the inventor, who Is
one OF the workmen, expects to secure 100
revolutions Of the screw before the outer
valve in the tunnel is reached by the out
flowing current of water, or ut rate OF
speed equal to five miles an hour.
4 moving vessel always makes trough
in the sea at the stern, and the faster tae
vessel moves the greater the trough. This
trough will lessen to Il considerable extent
the pressure on the outer tunnel valve, and
the remaining force necessary to overcome
the pressure, open the valves, and release
the water, is expected to be created by the
movement Of the vessel itself. The princi-
pie is that which Will empty the bowl OF Il
common clay pipe. drawn rapidly throueh
the water. Once in motion, the ship is cX.
pected to attain rate of speed only equallcd
by the power Of the turbine.
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..r By drub6s Il Williams,
Auctioneers and Heal Estate Agents.
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
OOF ONE HUNDsaD AND FIFTY ACHES II,
OFhAND, ABOUT SEVEN MILHS WEST OF
RICHMOND, at AUCTIOS.-Pursuintt to o dc.
cree entered by the Circuit Court of the city o.
Richmond n The 10th day OF November, 1893, In
the chancery suit OF Underwood's administrator
against smith and ais, I shall, on FRlDa 7, the
23d day OF Juue. 1871 at IL O'Clock A. NJ procet d.
upon the premises TO sell at public auction to the
highest bidder TRACT OF L ND In the county
OF Henrico, about seven miles west OF the city OF
Richmond, containing about $50 acres, more OF
less, upon which Lucy Smith, the mother Of ob't
j. A. smith, IN her lifetime resided, and which,
upon the death Of the said Lucy smith, passed In
fee simple to the said Robert }. a. Smith.
This farm has on it good dwelling and out
houses. and Its proximity to Richmond renders II
valu lble.
Terms OF SALE One-fourth cash, one-fOurth
on credit Of six months, one fourth on q credit
Of twelve months, and the Remaining fourth Cd q
credit Of eighteen months from the day. or sale,
with interest on The d. ferred payments from the
day of sale: Negotiable notes win be taken for
the deferred payments, and deed Of trust on saic
real estate to secure the said notes.
THOMAS j. EVANS,
s-~--. Spe ;ial Commissioner.
GBUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. je 10
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Last Tuesday evening Brignoli, assisted
by Mrs. Brignoli, nee Miss McCulioch, Sig
Ronconi. baritone buffo, and MIR. BoscoyltZ,
pianist, gave acoDcert in Toronto. Price OF
admission only thirty cents; lady and gen.
tleman, fifty cents. On this side it would
Canadas.-BuTalo Commercial.
One Pullman and two other passenger
cars were thrown off the Crank Trunk rail
way, near Jamestown, Canada, on Monday,
by a defective rail, and twelve persons were
injured, two DANCE. ously.
The National Fulton County Bank, of
Gloversyille, n. Y, was robbed on Satur-
DAY ut r.; d.; Of bonds amounting in value
to over 5000.
a. mr.. Hamilton Fish, Jr., proposes to make
the tour Of Europe on foot.
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DRAINS AND DRuGs.-Many druggists in
New York city and Brooklyn, it is COM
planned, are becoming vendors of spirit
uous liquors by the dram, and the popular
ity of attractive drug-stores in those cities
on Sunday afternoons, il is stated, has long
been a matter of surprise to the uninitiated.
A recent decision, however, of the City
Court in Brooklyn has put q stop to this
traffic, unless where the druggist has taken
out II regular license as a ven0er Of wine
and spirits. The prescription of two ounces
OF brandy, directed by u tippler for HIM
self, it was held, could not be considered
as coming within the regular business OF a
drIIpuist
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MAC1fISEHY OILS.

MOT ONLYMONEY, BUT THE WEAR
~ AND TEAkOF YUUR aACHtNEhi
saved by the uSe OF
| VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBhI'
eating OIL. ,
EQUAL to the best sperm OIL S. the price
Suitable for slow or rapid machinery OF every az.
scriptlon. Free from all impurities. arranten
not TO heat or gum. Does not soil the prl2u4ess
machinery. Every barrel warranted 10 give sA'ls,
| faction when properly used or To be returned ~
our expen Ii Is free rom all grit ana Sutp arc
under the same circumstances rs TIE pest spefui
or Lard Oh, will not heat, wear, or cut TIE ooAe'
| or bearings. ,s,. .,,v
+ rnis on Gas besn extensively used In thls CITY
for several yesrs past,glyinS general aatls,acon
| and without complaint wherever properly ussa.
II does nos require any peculiar treatment Or par
tcular care, other than 70 see that TOE niachnstX
Is clean snc free from DIRT and gum EeIoIe tnls va
Is applied no farther care Is necessary.
Purchasers are cautoaeo that TIE vi sou W eo
differs from all other Ltt6ricattRg Us sela ns
tA{s Mdyksk We toe sole agents mere ioI tuo
Virginia Natural Petroleum tuoricstlDG oa5
every barrel or which sold by beSfing our osan1
thus: VIRGINIA NATURAL PETEoLECA
LUBnICAIIaG OIL. pUSCEI4L. LADD u
Co., Agents, Richmond, Va.
This Oh Is not affected by extremes OF tempel1,
ture. star Ding alike hea: cold Is Is, Id nort
the CHEAPEST Oh, aud combines more o. VEG ia
quisiEes Of good lubricator than any OIL onstea
In this market.
Orders addressed 70 us will receive prompt IL
tenuon, and be shipped In good, tight pscAassS-
PURCELL, LADD CO., nsagR.e'aa,
myA Rtchmoao. va
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.


THRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i AT AUCTION.-Py virtue OF deed Of trust
dated the 3lSt Of December, 1865, and recorded In
the clerks Office of Richmond Hastings Court, In
Deed Book SO. A, page 5s2 from u. O,Donnell
and Lydia, his wife, aud of ano:h:r deed lated the
goth day OF Februiry, 1871, also recorded in said
Office, tho undersigned as trustees named In said
deeds at The request Of the beneficiary named here
9th day Of June 1871, at the hour Of p NJ, that
valuable REAL ESTATE In this city, now In The
occupancy of said ID. G'DoDnell. on the Lorlh side
ing twenty six feet, more o. less, on Broad street,
and running back within parallel lines 1872 feet,
three-inches more or less 10 an alley twenty feet
wide. The deed under which the sale Is made re-
quirss cash as to so much of The proceeds OF sale
as will be sufficient to pay the expenses of sale
and the debt secured by the deed but by consent of
the parties the teims OF sale will be as fVilo~s
Ope.fourth cash, residue In three equal ms al
Interest from day Of sale, and secured by deed OF
trust upon the property.
JAMESL. DAVIS. ! Trusteee
1el5 EDWARD Y. CANNON,}
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AuCTrDv sALEs-Fusure Day =.
BY Lyme q Brother
.Auetionecrs and Real Estate Agents, !,
No. 1918 Main street. es,gs.s.,

VERY VALUABLE TWo.sTORY
soUTH LINE OF MAIN sTReKT, ABOUT
ONE AND A HALF SQUARES BEYOND
sha iii. at the request OF the own.
ers, sell at public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNEaDAY, the 18th day Of June. 1871 at 0
O'Clock p. NJ, that truly desirable and conye-
nientiy- arranged BRICK DWELLING, located
as abo We described, and now in the occupancy Of
VIM. smith. ESD, containing SIX rooms, with the
usual out buildings all In thorough repair, haV-
ing been painted. &c. 1t ia seldom finer oppor-
tuiity Offers itself to parties Wishing to invest or
to secure comfortable resid nee than the above
property being In that part or the city which Is
SO rIpidiy improving. The LOT has front of
80 feet running back within parallel lines depth
OF i99 # ct TO IN. alley.
TERMS Liberal, aud made known at the hour
of sale LYME & BRO,
10 81 Auctinneers and gents.
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THE following letter has been received
by Col. Deane, III Peoria:
EVERETT HOUSE,
New YORK CITY. June 6, 1871.

NEW YORK CITY. June 6, 1871.
"Mv Dear Sir: I have sent bank check
to Mr.. Keyon, from Mile. Nilsson. to pay
taxes and any necessary expenses that may
arise in connection with the property she
purchased in Peoria. You were kind
enough to promise to look alter the salue'
and hope you have not forgotten 1t.
Mile. Nilsson has decided to pass the
summer in America. She will pass by aud
remain few days at Peoria.
Mile. Nilsson has instructed me during
my approaching visit to Europe to OBTAIN
for her some designs of French and English
villas. She would like to erect handsome
residence on her property in Peoria: VIII
YOU please inform me il the ground Is good
for the cultivation of fruit trees, and what
is the value Of materials for buildings m-
Der. brick, and stone. l suppose you nave
architects in your city who understand how
to raise i beautiful residence
Your answer to these questions, at your
convenience, will obllSe yours.
II. JARRETT,
Agent to Mike. NllssOL."
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By Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
18th st, between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR HOUSES
L AND LOTS IN I'll CITY Or RICHMOND.
AS the substituted trustee under n decd Of trust
executed by Mary. 5. &chernerhorn, dated 7!h
April, 1859, anu duly recorded, being thereto re-
uuirtd will sell at auction, upon the premises
respectively: IN the order named below, on Fri
DAY. 23d June. commencing ut s o'clock Z.
M, two SIN Ill BsICK and one FHAMFD TEGE-
MlNT on the west side of 18TH street, between
Marshal; and Clay streets. the two first with thrIe
rooms each, ard The last with two rooms, fronting
respectively 81 PIP, 81 1912, and 81 ieet CHI, and
all summing back 20 feet.
Ajier Which, say d: O'Clock p. NJ, we will sell
the BIICK DWELLING on Clay, between eth
and gs.h streets, occupied by tlr. Thos. a. Sta
pies. IL has six rooms; and kitchen with two
rooms. The lot is IS b. about 100 'eet.
TERMS One-;fird cash; balance st six AID
tw elye months, with interest, and secured by q
trust deed. Purch .ser to pay taxes for 1871.
2. w GaUbBS, Substituted Trustee.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts. jeH
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BY &. e. Pulliam,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Main and 14th streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON THE

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON THIRD
4 STREET.-By vittpe OF q deed OF trust exc
cuted by Robert Fields and annie his wife to a.
rc.ordeo ia Richmond austlngs Court, 1 shall, as
trustee. proceed 70 sell at public auction. on the
premi ses, at o. clock =. NJ, on the 18th DAY OF
theresfter,j that LOT located on the northeast
corner OF nuval and Sd streets, Richmond. Va,
fronting 90 feet on Sd street. commencing 70 rect
from the corner of Duyal and I'd streets, and run
ming back between parallel Lines l5o feet lnore or
less). -.
TERMS Enough IN cash to pay balance On ce:1
executing said irrlst, and balance 10 = months,
represented by negotiable note, with interest,"
fully paid. a. =. rUILtA ID, ltustee:
sale conducted by A. c. PuLLIAM, Auct. 1e Is
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BY Cook 6 Laughton Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

A TTRACTIVE STOCK OF FRESH
n AND SEASoNABLE DRY GOODS, NO
TONS, SHOWCASE, &C., AT AUCTION
The subscriber having determined to change his
present business we will sell on THJESUA1,
the ed inst9nr his entire stock. consisting Of tie
latest noveit e5 OF DEESS GOODS
BLACK, COLORLD, and A Z 4 e Z
SILKS,
BLACK and COLORFD ALPACAS,
WHITE GOOUS, FLANNELS,
CASSIMERES. BLANKETS,
DOM tSTICS, PRIrTS, PiQUTS,
NOTIONS, RIB ms, GLOVES,
The best makes OF HOSIERY,
RuBERTS'S PARABOLA NEEDLES,
SaAWLS,
REAL and other LACES, and everything
found in first-class house.
The attention of the ladies Is particularly re-
quested at this sale, as my determination Is to
close my entire stock.
Sale continued until al is closed.
A. GOLnBACk, COT Broad street.
Gcest bargains offered till day Of sale to the
trade and the public je 17-dtd
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AUCrrOg sALEs-Thts Dsy..
BY Lyme q BrotheR
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1917 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FORTY
" AGREE OF LANn .TTEEN pA1K s. W.G4
CEMETERY AND CHURCH AlLE AT c AUS.
Conrt OF Henrico county, entered on the 18th day
Of March, 1871, In the suit OF Blakey vs. bowls u,
commissioner therein named. viii, on WE'D.
NEspAI. 2st day Of June, ls7I commencing a 1S a.
misses, the K EAL ESTATE in the bill and proceed
ings mentioned, consisting Of about FORTY
ACRES OF LAND between the eastern limits
property of VIM. CoulIlpg ESQ.,, DR.. Mccarthy,
and Others being the tract Of land Of which Thos'
ri, Blakey died seized and possessed. The pro-
perty has been suo-divided Into lots from five TO
ten acres map OF the subdivision can be seen
at the Office of the aucitoneers.
On one of these lots Is situated the old Mansion
House, which with little repairs can be made
ye-y desirable residence.
TERMS: One. fourth cash balance at 8. IL, and
LIZ months Interest ADDED, and title retained until
all the purchase money Is paid, and Conveyance
oraere by the court, A. X. COURTNEY,
te 10 Special Commissioner