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The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

A RARE OFPoETUNITY--Those desi-
rous ofsecuring a magnificent ana bcauti-
ful life size Portrait of the Southern hero,
General r. E. Lee, should call upon Mr..
W. F. Staples, Photographer, TArhoro,-
He is Sub. Agent for the sale of such, and
is prepared to promptly fill all orders.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23
KOSKOO!
PURIFIEs THE BLOODn

PU hIFIES THE BLOOD.!
Cuses Scrofula, Syphilis, Skin Diseases,
Tumors, Old Sores, Pimples. Blotches,
Boils, letter, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas,
White Swelling, Chronic Rheumatism,
Sore Eyes, and ALL DISEASES requiring the
use of a POWERFUL and RELIABLE Blood
Purifier.
1t PERMANENTLY erddicates all humors
or bad taints.
fD7 PURE, Rich, HEALTHY Blood, a
SMOOTH SKIN, and CLEAR Complexion
follows It's use. For sa,e by Druggists.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

A GOOD LAw-In the Senate on Wed =
nesday last bill was passed requiring z
every Justice of the Peace and Constable
to enter into bond OF $1,000.
This is one of the best bills yet passed
by the Legislature and will have the effect
of ofdriving from Office many worthless and
in competent characters.
If these officials do not have character
enough to give bonds Of one thousand dol
lars, they surely should not h ave control
of the property, and criminal cases in their
respective townships.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

THE DIFFERENCE.-The Raleigh Sentinel
says that Z. W Jones left that city on
Saturday last very drunk and had to be
carried to the Omnibus by two. freedmen.
The only difference here was thst he
was carried from the Omnibus by two
lchite gentlemen.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

Direct ion is called to the advertisement
of Mrs. Hannah Jones, asking information
of the whereabouts of Edward Garrett,
(col.) who, in June 1870, scame to Edge
combe county. The person giving such
information will be suitably rewarded
See advertisement.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

Persons in town wishing Bread or Rolls
delivered regularly every morning are re-
quested to notify J. NJ. Spragns s. Co, of
the fact. They will be promptly served,
AMI of the best materials. I
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

JUDGE "GREAer SAN" WATTS IN
TEoU"LE.-This Individual, a fitting CON
panion Of the "Jaybird,'' seems to be
about reaping the result Of his many Judi
ciai iniquitics.
Last week, Mr.. Jordan introduced in
the House resolution raising a Com
mItttee to examine into charges Of fraud
ard corruption against him, and the fol.
loving gentlemen were appointed bv the
chair-viz Messrs. Jordan, Phillips. Nc
Atee, Hargrove and Stanford. Il is to b
hoped that this Committee will be more
successful IN their investigations than the
Committee in the case of E. w. JONES'
We would advise them Immediately tc
put under lock and key all doubtful witnes,
SCS
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

LIE B Q-sTI BRITISH REVIEW for Janua-
ry' repubnshed by tie Leonard Scott
u'i'Sh'hs Company, New York, is, we
arc sorry 10 say, discontinued by it's pub
i'sherS IN Edinburgh, stopping with the
pIese4t m number. The repab.ishers in
HJ% doI' ork nave, however, with common
supply its place ~ith another and wo W.
.hnk very valuable addition 70 thair "1
>.eady valuable reprints -namelv IT,. e.,
brt'tsh Quarterly the uhoIe f1,lr 1,,,obe"S
OF "LI@h for the year 1871 will be furnivb
ed to subscribers, thus giving the January
number gratis. "''' }
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

SALE. POsTPoNED.-Ihes sale of stock,
and furniture of Messrs. Rowe Coker ad-
advertised in SoUTHERNER last week, has
been indie ilnitely postponed.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

I beg leave to call the attention of the read
er to testimonials in favor of the Schnapps:
1 feel bound to say that l regard your
ScHNAPps as being in every respect pre-emi-
nently pure, and deserving of medical patron
age. At all events it is the purest passiblo ar
| ticlc CT Holland gin, heretofore understandable,
and at such may be safely prescribed by ply
sicians.
DAVID L. MOTT, NJ. D., Pharmaceutical
| Chemist, New York.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. II feel that we
have now an article Of gin suitable for such
cases as that remedy is adapted to.
DR.. j. W. d. RIGHT.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

Do NOT be discouraged. If you have
dyspepsia or any disease of the Liver,
there is long life of happiness before you,
if Won only use Simmons Liver Regulator.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

THE Republican members of the House
voted unanimously against The proposion
to submit the question Of Convention to
the people. They are unwilling for the
people to pass upon their late actions-We
pub liSh the vote elsewhere.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

SHERIFFs and members of the legal fra
ternty will read with interest the 4 acision
upon the Sheriff cases, published in anoth-
CT COLUMN.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN THE
COUNTY.-Mr Vim. S. Battle, one Of the
most influential citizens of Edgecombe,
has again been made the victim Of fire
This is the sixth time within the past two
years shat Mr.. Battle has thus suffered =
The facts in the present case are as fol-
lows:
About 10 O'clock on Saturday night
last the large and commodiouS barn Of Mr..
Battle upon his plantation near Rocky
/ Mount was entirely troycd-containing
4 small amount Of corn, and large quaint
! ity OF Fodder, about l4000IbS. Attached
to the Barn were stables, aad before any
rescue could be made four mules were
| consumed, four badly burned, together
/ with two fine Beauregard Colts.
/ ltis sthought that the fire was the result OF
| careiessncSS. A few hours before the fire
| occurred a boy arrived from Tarboro with
a pair OF mules, and one of the hands at
/ the Plantation went down to the barn tC
help put up the mules. They took with
! them q llghtwood torch. 1t is supposed
! that a spark comm unicated to the fodder
and caused the fire. When the fire was
I discovered the barn was falling in. The
loss is estimated at $1,000.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

- WHEN Is.L CART WHEEL NOT A CART
WHEEL? THE QUESTION SETTLED.--TE
above query may not appear of very partic-
uIar Importance, and it may seems little
strange that it should be gravely discussed
in the S0utherner, OUt as it has been re-
Gently made the subject ofjudicial inyes-
tjgation and deasion, we feel constrained
togiye our readefs the benefit of the same.
Judge Z. W. Jones presided at Hyde
County Court few weeks since. and the
Washington E-Press give the following de,
cison of his Uonor-which is most "mys
r.ous and past finding out :"
For cXamibIe-A "friend and brother''
was Indicted Tor stealing cart wheel and
al the circumstances, necessary to constI
tute larceny, being proved, the jury re
turned q verdict of Guilty." This en-.
l.ghtenea Judge arrested the Judgment
and discharged the prisoner, because the
wheel had not tecn tired and iron boxes
lad rot been placed in the hubs. In 9th.
CT words, he declared that cart-Whee
was not a cart wheel. This remark able
piece Of ratiocinatIOn is calculated, II fol
lowed, to revOlutian;ze our present thcorie,
q reasoning, ahG VIC may IoOK, III the III
tn-e. for such performances aE tie follow
iug, viz:
\ man generally has two eyes.
:. las but one eye.
ErIo-A. = not Il man
Again-A horse generally has tail.
As animal (commonly called horse
Il 10 tail.
Fr4o-A.'s animal is net horse.
tbs kind Of argument, induced in man!
Instances by the biac!lest pa7tisan>Aip, !:
tie Jones IdG0rH and it means ignoranc,
aud obstinacy, the degradation If the Ju
dietary, and the prostitution q an almos
sacred "ttice t. subServe the ends Of Ill
most diaboi.eai dcnla&ogucism that eve
G.ss-ace3 the annals of history.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

4 large amount of news matter has been
crowded out in this issue--we hope how
ever, to attend more closely to this de-
Dartment,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

IF you want first rate fertilizer, well
tested in this Couaty. make Immediate ap-
plication to J. 3. Confeld or W. NJ. Pip
pen, who are prepared to sell f. Frank
Goes Celebrated Super Phosphate OF
| Lime, fresh and genuine, The basis Of arhjch
is entirely OF bone, at 500 per ton, dcljy-
cred in Tafboro. 500 barrels just re
! ceived. If.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23
-auSe for impeachment.

MEETING IL NAsu.-The people of
Nash met in Convention on Monday, the
18th, and nominated Hon. 4. H. AIRING
ton as their candidate for the coming State
Convention.
We notice that Mr.. B. II. Bum, OF
Rocky Mount, addressed the mcetiur, and
h.S remarks are said to have been charac-
terjzed with much force and eloquencu -
We are glad to see this gifted sou Of
Edgccombe using his we'll earned influence
to secure the success of a movement in
which tie whole people Of the State are 50
much interested. Mr.. Arlington accept
Ell tie nomination, and VIII prove one OF
the leading members OF tho Coavcn-
tiJn.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

NESTING OF The EDGEcoMBE AGRICUI.-
rURAL SocIETY-INTEREsTISG DIsCUss1oN.
The Society was duly called to order
on Tuesday last, Col. C. B. KiI!ebrew pre-
siding, and Capt. VIM. Biges Secretary.
judge Geo. Howard came forward and en-
rolled his name as member of the So
ciety.
The President urged upon the members
to contribute to the columns ofthe Recon-
stroccted Farmer, and considerable time
was taken up in the effort to obtain con-
tributions. The subject for discussion
viz: the "Dest method of Seeding and
Planting Corn and Cotton" was then en-
tered into.
The debate was participated IN BY many
members of the Society, among whom was
! the President, Mr. J. L. HorHe. James Car
rcv, Geo Battle, DR.. A. B. Mobiles, Wn.
+. Lewis, Jesse Stancill, II. c. Bourne, J.
Z. Thigpcn, end others. On motion of
Mr.. J. Il. Thigpen, it was agreed that the
subject tor disc ussion at the next meeting
should be the "Critivation of Corn and
/ Cotton'-and that the President should
/ appoir. two members Of th9 Society to
urrpare and have read at next meeting cS-
says upon this subject.
! Tie President designated the following gen.
/ tlcmen: DR.. \. r. Mobiles, upon Cotton
and Nj. Geo Wim5erlyupon Corn. On
motioN, the Society then adjourned until
the 3rd Tuesday in April 1871.
1.-THE Editor had taken full notes Of the
discussion, but being unacquainted with
farming as a science, and knowing that the
whole would be claboratety reported else.
where, he forbears to infringe.I
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

CUTTING and FITTING done by Mrs. NJ
L. BGnd-for cash customers at her old stand
in Tarbol o, st
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

"ILLARn Baos., Wilmington, N. G..
nave for sale fof agricultural purposes d
sons OF dirty Salt. Also just received a
-o' OF Cuba NoIasscs, and Syrup.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

WILMINGTON CoTToN RECEIPTs.--The
Star Of a recent date, states that the re-
ceipt of Cotton at that port for the past
and present year shows a decided i'm
provement. For instance, the receipts for
the year ending September lsT, 1870,
amounted to about $4,000 bales, while
from that period up the present time,
which is but lKtle more than six months,
the receipts have footed up 80, 18l bales,
or only about 5000 less than for the en-
tire previous year. This is not only attri-
butabie to the increased production Of the
staple in this section Of the State, but to
the largely increased demand incident to
the Improvement of business at that point
New MASONIC LODGE.--A new Lodge
Of this Order has been recently organized
at Scotland Neck.
The following officers were elected:
Pm Edmundson, " NJ.
L DeBerry, S W.
A White, ] w.
L Cushin, Treasurer IT.
il Speed, Secretary, 2t.
jill Davis, s D. pit,
TN Hill, d. pit.
"A L Cowan, Tyler, pit.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

WILLS & CHARLEs.-Our late partner,
Mr.. Charles, has associated himself with
Mr.. ". B. Willis in the Grocery Business
and the new firm announce that they will
keep on hand a choice assortment of Fami
ly Groceries sc. We commend these
gentlemen to the favorable conSiderat tion
of the public and feel confident that they
will merit tie same.
LOOK OUT SHERIFFs.z-Tho Legislature
have passed bill, providing that any
Sheriff failing to settle with the Public
Treasurer for the taxes due foT-the tsca
year ending September 30th, 1870, and not
paying the same within twenty days, shal
he deemed guilty ofa felony, and on o0avic
tion sentenced t. the Peuitentiary.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

LOOK HERE FARMERs.-My Warehouse,
near the Bridge of the ". & 7. Rail Road
is fall Of Shell Lime and other Fertilizers,
Oats, sc.
Having superior facilities in regard to
trans portatioH, storage SC, | can sell them
at wonderfully moderate rates. My Lime
and Fertilizers are not exposed at any
time to the clements, and can therefore,
be relied upon as retaining their full
strength. Jos. 3. COFFIGLD.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

CUTTING and FITTING done by Mrs. NJ
E. Bond, for Cash customers at her old stand
In Tarboro. 3t
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

s'Schnapps' is remedy in chronic catarrha
complaints, etc.
| take great pleasure in bearing highly cred
table testimony t. It's efficacy as 4 remedial
agcntin the diseases for which yob recommend
it. Having a natural tendency to the mucous
surfaces, with a slight degree Of stimulation,
regard it as one Of the most important rene
dies in chronic catarrhal affections, particular
ly those Of the genIto-urinary apparatus. With
much respect, your obeCtienf servant,
CHAS. \. LEAS, NJ. D., New York.
| 26 PINE STEEDT, New YORK, Nov. Il, 1867
| UDoIPHo WOLFE, ESQ, Present: DEAR SIR
l have made chemical examination OF sam
pie Of your ''Schiedam Schnapps, with the in
| tent Of dctorning if any foreign or injurious
| substance had been a1ual 10 TIE simple dlS-
| tl!lad spirits.
| The examination has resulted in the conclu-
! sion that the sample contained no poisonous or
! harmful adlniXture. J. have been unable to
| disc0veran trace Of the delete1ous s21hstanccs
which are sometimes employed in the aduitCT-
alton OF liquors. | would not hesitate to use
myself, nor to recommend to others, for meii-
CInal purposes, the ''.Schicdam Schnapps' as
| an excellent aud unObjectiDnablo variety OF
gin. Very respectfully yours,
lSignodD ChAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
CHEMICAL and TECHNICAL LABORATORY, IS
EXCHANGE PLACE, NEw York, Moo. -, 1867
! UDOLPHO WOLFE, ESQ: DEAR SIR: The un-
dar-ienad have carefully and thoroughly ana
lived {. sample Of your Aromatic ochledam
SchnapDs," selected by ourselves, and have
found ,he same free from all organic OF inor-
gauic substances, more or less injurious to
health. From the result Of our examination
we consider the article one Of superior quality,
healthful as q beverage, ana ettectual i'll its
medicinal qualities. Respectfully yours,
(Signedl ALEX. TRIPPEL, Chemist.
FI4AN CIo L. ENGELHARD, NJ. D.
For sale by al respectable Grocers and
Druggists. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
% BEAVER ST., y. \.
march 16 15-3m
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

SCHOOL APPoRTIoNMENT In EDGECoMBE.
T his subject must necessarily be of vi
tai Importance to many parents of this
County, and for their information we have
taken the trouble to look into the matter.
and are enabled to report the following
facts and figures.
The Census declares that there are 77Oo
children in the County, of which 3157 are
white and 1852 colored.
In Nov ember last, the Superintendent
cf Public instruction allowed to Eds .
cOmbe the sum of$1927 25 from the Schoo,
fund, to be exclusively applied to the pay
ment Of teachers, making 25 cents to each
child. In the present month he has made
another allowance of the same amount,
the whole being $3854 so.
According to a late statement by the
County Commissioners, it appears that
there are only 1883 children in the county
and upon this basis the following appor
tiOnment has been made:
Tarboro-No. of Children 1914, Novem-
bec, 1870, $268.50; March, 1871, $268.5O; :;
Total $537.00.
14O"Sl NOuSioC-NOs vi CullQfSu 4OO ::
November 1870, $ll5.75; March 1871,
$1l5.75; Total $23l.5O.
Upper ConctOe-NO. Of Children 407 p;
Nov. 1870, $l01 rs March 1871, $1O1 rs !;
Total $203 so.
Deep Creek-No. of Children 544 Nov.
1870, $4,000 March 1871, $4,000; Total
s272.09.
Lower Fishing Creek-No. of Children
Gil Nov. 1870, $l52.75; March 1871,
$152.75 Total $305 so.
Upper Fishing Creek-No. of Children
Goa Nov. 1870, $15I.OO; March 1871,
$15l.O0; Total 1902 90.
Swift Creek-No. of Children $50
Nov. 1870 $1,000; March 1871, $l70. 90 ;
Total $4,000.
Sparta-No. of Children $50 Nov. 1870,
5146.50; March 1871, $4,000 Total $293:-
! 90.
Offers Cleek-No. of Children 26O
Nov. 1870, $500; March 1871, $4,000
Total $4,000.
Lower Town Creek-No. of Children
343 Nov. 1870, $3.50 March 1871, sS5 IS;
Total 817l.50.
Walnut Creek-No. of Children 313
Nov. 1870, $78.25; March 1871, $78.25
Total $I56,5O.
Rocky Mount-No. of Children 621
Nov. 1870, $l55 % March 1871, $l55.25
Total S3lO.5O.
Cokey-No. of Children 364; Nov
1870, $91.OO; March 1871, $91.00; Total
$4,000.
Upper Town Creek-No. of Children
3l3; Nov. 1870, 873.25 March 1871, $16..
25; Total $I5G.50.
Total No. of Children in the county
7.163. Total for Nov. 1870, s1.795.75.-
Total for March 1871, $l.795.75. Crane
Total s. 591.50.
There are now only six Schools in opera
ton in the county, 3 of which are in Tar
boro Township, in Rocky Mount and
in Lower Fishing Greek.
The great trouble experienced in start
ing the Schools is the want of funds t,
build Houses, and place in repair those
already constructed.
! With some few exceptions, the Gown
ship School Committees are entirely in
competent foT their duties and no mate
rial advancement Of the system can bt
expected under their management.
On ha e DDJTCS rVDTzT
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

Mr.. Geo. S. Stevenson, a young and
promising lawyer of Newberne, died in
that city on Tuesday morning last
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23
d / e D..

DIED.
In Warrenton, n. G. on the morning of
tho 18th inst, at l-2 O'Clock, after d short
but painful Illness Mrs. MARY CATHERINE,
wife of John I. Williams, in the 51st year
Of he: age.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

Mrs. Irs. u. Z. Bond will open st0cl; Of MIL
7tn u April next at her old stand in Tarboro,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

SALE OF LIVERY STABLEs.-Nr. F
Odenheimer has, we understand, bought
the entire Livery Stables Of Messrs. Hus
sey Bros. 4 Co. Mr., o will now have a
full swing.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23
NJ A U RI D I.

MARRIED.
By Rev. Edward Hines. on the morning
of the 21st February, in Granville county,
n. c., DR.. ROGER SREGoRY and Miss
JULIA B., daughter Of William Thorp.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

VOTES Schiedams Schnupps.
Is initiated and counterfeited, and purchaser
will have to use caution in purchasing.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

Woye's Schiedana Schnapps.
Is good for Collie and pain in the stomach.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

IiEERI for sale to Cash customers on the
18th oi April next at her old stand i'll Tarboro.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

T OFFER FOR SALE THE LOT ON
/ which my store is situated, 130xl50
feet,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23
LOCAL NEWS.
. NJ. LAWRENCE

n.
Is the only Commission Merchant in Tar
borough. He commenced business as
Grocer and Cof2niasion Merchant in
1865. He does the largest business in our
town. We refer our readers to his card.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
Is recommended by all the Medical Faculty.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

On the 4th of April next, DRESS TRI1L
IINGS Will be for sale to cash customers .
Mrs. N. L. Bonds cd stand in TarhorO. 3t
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

On the 4-h Of April next, DRESS TRIM
NINl5S vii be for sale to cash customers al
Mrs. NJ. Z. Bonds Old stand II TarbCro. st
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

For sale by al respectable Grocers and
Druggists. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
% BEAVER ST., y. Y.
march 16 15-3m
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23

VOTES Schiedane Schnapps.
Is good for all kidney and bladder complaints.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1871-03-23
MESCELLANE
READ CAR EFULl.Y

VOTES Schiedans Schnopps.
Is preventative of Shills and Fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08
BY 6rubbs d Williams,
Aucdouears and Kskl Estate kgenefS
Eleventh street BET Geen Main and EanR'

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE LANDS, ~ The COOsI
execution Of O decree Of tho Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield county entered In the chancery cause
Of Gates and ais cs. Gates ard ats, the under
signed specl Il comm isstoners thereby appointed,
will sell at auct!on at Cles erleld Courthouse, IN
O'Clock a., tL6 following real estate OF Wnlcm tne
la G w. Beverly Gates Died &c Zed 10 VIII ivy
TRACTS OF LAND conveyed TO said cafes by H.
!. Tie ~ GLOW House" trac. or WinfIee's
rosiden %, III e on tho Richmond and Petersburg
turr Pike, adjoining the lands ofW N. PerdIe
Charles ". Frioud. Z. T. Manrtce, ana ). n;
snesd. anu containing FIVE HySDRsD AND ND
FOHTY-SINE ACRs.j. The Improvements con-
be 'ldes p .ntry and store>rooms, dairy Kitchen:
Two barns eli o. them excellent buildings. About
half Of tie IL Id arab 'hs balance Is mostly Ia
pine Of crl. inal RrowiI. ,
FOUR HUNDRED AND NIEkTY-sEVEN
AID ONH-TESTH ACRES, lying about MI g
TO The west Of the above, with the Glover Hill rsl-
road running through II, adjoining HaMlln's
estate, j. Il. snead. James billon, and Hairs
estate, and within three hundred and fifty yards
OF The hotel st hester, where there Is post. ONCE
churt h. and u thriving village. There are no Inn
provemsnts upon this tract; from one half to
twc-tnrds Of It is In Original oak ara pine "oou,
also. 4 TRACT OF OkE HUNDRED AND
Sky ACRES On the Richmond and Petersburg
turnp!ke adjoining the Urewry'5 Blun estate. the
lanes OF J,rnes 3. Jones, X. A. Willis. and for
plan Of Dayton. on the north side OF the Msnchcs-
Ter ard Falling Greek turnpike, e2t by 100 feet.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal. Jfdesired large
portion NJ tho purchase money may remain on
long credit. nj. NJ. GILLIAN,
&. q. MCRAE.
rio o,da Commissioners,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-08
BY James n. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer,
Office No. lilo Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
aEA Il T HE o99N9 aAScHasTah
BEING A PART OF FALt,s :.ANpATlON,
CONTRASTING ABOUT SIXTY ACRES OF
LAND, AT AUCTiO E.-By Writ ne or deed Of
trust made on tue ed day of January 1891, tn the
subscriber, from l.. +. Ward. recorded In the
clerks office OF Chesterfield County Court to re-
cure the payment OF certain negotiable DoteB and
bonds therein mentioned, 1T The reqaest of The
beneficiary in said deed, and In COMO mit7 with
the directions OF decree Of the Circuit Court or
Henrlco pronounced On the Goth day OF oven-
BIER, 1871. In the eau e of Murphv's administrator
&c ps. Mason, &C., shall sell 81 public auction,
to the highest bidder. on the premises, on The 18th
day Of December 1871. at clock Il. NJ, or fair !;
II not the st fair day thereafter) In the order in
which they are mentioned In said decree, this fol-
lowing property-to wit
A tract containing about TWENTY ACRES,
and one containing about FORTY ACRES, With
the Improvements thereon, consistirg OF a fine
dwelling house and all necessary out-build-
Pisntation. ard bounded rs TO lows-to wit,
On the east by the lands formerly owned by The late
Henry T. Drewry; On the west by the Richmond
and Petersburg turnpike and on the north by the
lands owned by DIR. Marx: aud Is Il pa OF Eeclien
marked A, on the plat of the Fall's plantation.
TERMS: Une-fourth cash balsncc g. IL, and IS
months Tor negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by deed OF trust.
Plat OF The above real estate may be seen at the
Office OF the auctioneer.
TERMS: One fourth cash aud enough cash also
the balance in 8, IL and Is months for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured by deed OF trust.
JOHN d. YOU'RE, Tru:tse.
JAMES n. TAYLOR. AucttonPer. dc 4