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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

TIE PRESCOTT MAm-we wish ,o ask uic Postal Agent feN questions
 Why s t ihai-whh a daily mai beiweeu lNs Angeles and San Diego Prescott (AnKonn) iiers and papers rvara t. city fra len days later than the TaceP tion uf the same dates 10 l<~ Augs.esf
 Why do oofses of the Dattg CaioH mailed Co ihe MIN EH Prescott A T hack aitcr have placed them in thc Pc.iafaee herrf
 Why Is i hat Prescott exchange tpubished week i.5 t- r--ss- ai intervals ai Eve sE weeks thai rtanV uutner. never reach all and that occasion aily uo receive three different daie. u nai
 This things has existed nr more than sH months I, there any remedy,
 The foregoing Is copied from the San Diego U,,ion, which paper lays the blame upon the Post master at Prescott, who, we hope, will, hereafter, send the San Diego package oi MiSERs in tine through sack to Los Angeles. between which place aud San Diego, ihese l. daily mail service
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
Local intelligence.
pnrscorr. May 20, 1871. ,.-,vo,s from Bradshaw--1ndianS--Tfaii--- Express, Etc. Etc

Mar. wln IT. Hardy. A l.. pa'.'' '"''r "'"''
 c,o,t.y Ta,lor 4. E. smith nn' "i''S '"'' k' '' ,, from Bradshaw, thn wrrk. and imr"ftci "''''' .., oi,,nt the mines which will Dc i"hhn 'h ..,, weekly summofy. ,..i. ..o o, w, .,,.og ,l,. ,fll Me.s' ihrdy md p''' are "'
 .,,, tlli,.1u. expenditure "f st' would nhN' "I'''..,,,u which pas,cs litue p the "fs' |" "" r-,e q very god 'r'il over when 'hn'' '"u I''. '' ,, o,.. with ,hc utmost e,-" there hrins "u' i f., no obstruction save some brush. '. N
 ..,e,. arc of opinion that the shortest and b''i "'' I ... i. ria Noycs < Curtis null on 'he Has .l ,b. pa,.. luie and Uc are oi he same
 No. sIU eau be easily raised aud we hope "i'n',' t.,, man ii there ho such man n tiis S''' n, ,, ,.,, ,,ir cl,izcu. and rti,e the inoncy ,. r,,. .ba in company with Mr sheckl"' hA' h
 ..,l si Brai.h4w |. thinking seriously o' fnn .,ors,. and saddle train between tue mne' ""n r...,, n @ doing of which would help nnd De great .,...,o,s ,o ,he people of both places
 .,.,, ,,,.s va. being built uP fspdly The names .,.. os,sr Co,ttaou etc, appears on the outside o' as IaIef ,... ,..,.,t. - ,,....l ..oso f,.4s an lndlaD rAnchoftA DO can ..,.,,l mile, foas Brad.hIw aud upon commHn'e'i
 ,. i,.c,,y.rv ,u r,s men oi Brssnaw asurpusr par immediately planned from s.oh ue hope soon D" t.I.... A ietiion fyr mall service wns in eircu- lston. . yio. and Johnson the ho ve'e % unfortunate cg, sso other wI,h kaive. Llst week were rec"y srne
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
NARICopA COUNTY.
Full Retnrn1 from the Election --- Success of the PhDn!z Ticket --- FaIming PEos- poets, Etc.

The ifs, election ever held in inc recently ere. nied County of Maficopn pa-.rd oa Quic,ly on May .', and hcrc are tuc returns. as furnished as 'y valued correspondent, who reside. d, phuuix.
 County Seat, Mil City ljl; Ph~uix, 2l2. For sheriff Thomas Barnum 2OJ; Jno. Moore. i7i Recorder j. L. Mercer, 9l1: Elijah B-,tis. 2Oj Treasurer, C J.. Mowry .~; r. k Bukcr Iol Supervisors. jno. A Yonn. 2li:J g NcKi1u... l''i A. shaH, 2l7; B rrj.t-pn. 10; V l. 'u''-, ->'. Geo WiUnu., i;5 surveyor Wm. \. Hancock. 2i2, Juo Boyd 217 Di-rric, A. i'm"E h "'iu.ou, 22 Na'uan Sharp. iNi Puh!." Administrator, J. B McKmuic. l-,. J. NJ Henderson. .OI
 This mly Doe changed somewhat. Nucu ihc Board o' >upcry-or. canvas, r.c vo.e. <. it ,tnnds n," Oboe Phoenix ticket nt. mad. g clean sweep except Bcttis for Recorder. aud McKinuuc for fubuc Administrator Mercer and Tender. son having majority for thosc offices.
 From these returns, it win De seen tAat Phoenix and her champions won the day: the .ca, o' government, and most of the offices. and vc DOW hope that whutryer hard fceling may have been cugcudercd, during Che canyass, will hc buried iu oblivion, and that thc cii1ens of Maricopa. irrcs. pcctiyc of party or locality, wll work together. in harmony for the advancement of tieir prom Icing young county The same correspondent sends US thc following hopeful account Of good timc- and thing. tbat are in store for rhr harly workers Of rAt River Valley
 The old farmer. here have bad long struggle against poverty have borne many discomlor,s but have cndurcd them bra,eiy. This season Will enable many of them, who have 900, already done 70, Co build themselves comfortable hDu.c, io live iu, and leave them money co spare for other in- yestmcnts; aud they can inyc-t h properly iu acequias and other improvements thot will help the new co,uer- Work ou several Of the new acequas Wil -iop in few days, and nJt hc re. sumcd again until aner hnycst. when they vll l,e puslcd through 10 completion before the water vul bc needed for tbe next crop. How many more new ones aiil De .iaried we cJBLoi coujec. larr, but there is plenty ot land and the river will afford sairr Tor several more aceqaias large Ns the largest tlal has been commencca.
 That old pioneer. Wm. Kirkland, has returned here and pitched his tent In Phgnx He expects 10 bnild soon as possible.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SILVER SUMMIT HOTEL & STORE.
 BRADSHAW CITY.

THlS p'Op establishment is situated within rnr soi Sf
 ,he gtcairst H he great silver nYd -1ld mi-As v -ri- -haw Mining District. iayapai cou-v Auzaia. among pines oaks and other beautiful cVefgreeus abort OJJ feet above ie level g 'he ocean whore recently -, bucks risky riuaws and rOiickug TapfDpscs gave vent 70 thrf is"lug- n whNI-, s"fcatls, % and merry ha has BIt ihe place will know them iurcvsf 1r,
 you know how t is yUutsef' with lrdiaus when white men 'r that thr gold and silver of tber srd is go1d aud when Df N Brarslce has s.''td uTsiu te ste Cf an ancient ranchora erected i1g" 'unflrahlr houas hI"d t with groceries. provisions, c!YhuV uiuV t-'is co. which b" is bound tD sell cheap Tor each. Ur feet
 AElHu. having resided ulHy year, iu fhr happy state pi Arfana-. but raiura t1H hs shoud make for he entertainment of frIyerrs aud hc hs by opening good hfel where iio veury fad rect fJ,d iur" cold H"un'4'r water and something stronger tau water vieu t0uics afe drsfah'c.
 D. atDh~'rug haugs Dut. day aul ght and h- is. " Come gil' who iuyc money free gold t1ok native silver any ooored sulplurec arg"u .er "ls gal'u4 Iay2J
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
Absent Without Leave.

Some or our people arc getting uneasy shoai the Governor, Secretary, and one or two of our Judges. all high Federal officials, who are paid by the people of tue United States for staying in Arizona and attending to the light duties ol their respective offices. They have not been seen in the Territory for some time past and t is feared they have lcft their p0sis, never 10 return We have got along pretty well without them, but, then, we would like Co hear from them, and it may be that they wlll soon pop up here, in ooe- dcncc 10 the recent note blown on President Grants buglehoru. 1T not, and they arc lost, what are we going 10 do for Governor 10 Pcddle election tickets when next election comes oG a Secretary to take care of tho funds, or Judges to hang-nre in criminal eases;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
Very Sad News.

Our Tucson letter contains sad news, indeed. Lieutenant Cushing, one Of tue brayest, most un- tIring md zealous of our noble defenders, has been cut down, in the prime of life, by the viz lainous Apaches. brave, noble, young officer has fallen, while brayely charging upon our sav- age foes. By his side, there also fell, two more dauntlcss spirits, W. II. simpson, aud a soldier, whose name Is not given. Cushing, who for over A year nast had climbed mountains, swept over pians, fought and encountered innumenbie hardships for our sake and the sake Of civillEa- tion, is no more But he fell with hls face to the foe in his country's service. Be it out part, then' to cherish his memory, and avenge his death
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
From Camp Mcdowell and Phnnix.

Calvin DcWl,t, Surgeon r. s Army. arrived ai h!s ncw station, Fort Whipple, ie" day. ago from Camp McDowcll where be l,- served for the pa.t two or three ycars. Dr. DcWiu |. gen tlrrnanly, able member of tue medical profession, and we are glad that hc has come among us,
 While v.si;ius be poet, Monday las,, ~c learn cd from him tba, Mcdowell once the largest post in ,hc Territory, had dwindied i0vu io vrry small station and that old assoca;es aud tier had been broken up, by she departure Of Colonel san. ford. Captains Moalton and Collins. Mcssr- Hci rug-, Grubb. Grover and oiEer.. and ihai but one Of the old pioneer sct remained bsbind aud be John smith, felt quite sorrowiul over tLc change
 The Dr. vas loud 10 hi. praises of Salt River Valley, which hc thinks Ihc finest largest body of agricultural land between San Fraue.zco aHd i4e Rio GraDde. The valley. for nearly twenty miles in length. was covered with wheat aud barley rcction, and -ll thc river was almost a. large aud full as ever. Spicndld grove. oC coitouw Ood wll. low, etc. met the eye, CD every hand. aud. near every hoase, the Dr. saw thrifty young frug tree. and vines Of every species To sum up, be Is charmed with Salt River Valley. and says it is bound 10 become the garden and granary Of Ari- zona The climatc and soii are such thai every species of tropical frnil and plant can hc produced, without trouble. Thousands of acres yet remain uuoccupied and unguluya,cd, upon Saii River aud the Gila, aud DOW Is ihc Iimc for persons 10 come and occupy them, before tAc Railroad com pahy Gobblcs thcin up.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

fla, we visited this southern suburb of Pres. v.,, 4'' "f The frs, time in several months and tvs 'u'iHs"d at the great improvements made Es, o fredricks George Loup, Jodeo II D,o,r. |
 SS.,p. ""a o'her residents, upon their grounds and
 ad Trsa ffui trees vegetables aud tame grasses made rsPhieal eyes. '"'''''s an" p'e'sDs !" our iypo-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

Jouv.oN and c"ii.n. tpiti afaf apscc) ss5 broke ja here s'ruc time ago where they wefr iucarcen.od charged with the crime oi muuier have recently neu urr.ied at San b,ezo by person who would ke ta rrwnTel for nahfng them bgt whusa chaurcs ir re- ward sim he Ierd of Supervisor. of the clugtv nu havIng rdh't ihr action nf fornrf ~herig u offering reward Were tlcy io he hrTlghi here a1d tried tbsy rsid nH bc convicted ali the principal witnesses aRalnsi them having irii The Tcfy and t1e Pasfc roas, and .nch procedure cuail only end loo creating new b of oVJ-uscs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

.o,, e.. 'e'aay morning Inst there arrived in Pres. hale. ,%. I1ai'a' New MeKoo two trains os wagons. TA., n'a' hf w"rinser werthelmsr, of ,hs place
 ev Dn,.' % which drawn by oxer, the other uB, 'aos over the Thirty fifth parallel route. Both ,,l, oxen looked pretty well. aher the trip. The .,aaISss I'@ ,h back Wednesday morEing We have ,m god ''u'' but persons who have, say it is very
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
Hearkcn, Sinnera.

We have bcon requested 10 stale ,ha rro,rie,ed ne,, mr,ilag oiudrr direction of Rcyerepd- whi,r Gilmore and Guvc win be commenced here on Ftaia~ evening May % Hud continued i1- tune Tbis Hc believe. VIII t- tHr fret rr"rl'ed enyn made in AHzHna ft the salvation of s,ul, aud h,r may bo Q very succe.s fi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
Got the Fever.

loaa H Behan. Sheriff of ih. county, has lately re 'syei letter from h. former huurs to old Aissoud sheh 'air. that people there excited tho min ng psvs iUu Bradshaw and other districts of hs Tern fy asd that s~vrral Irsou. would star, btherwss s a s'ie have ln received iToan nuary every State sad ferfi,aTy in the t'nsn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
Sale of Horses.

o1.,s a number of condemned cavalry horses. From c.r, yer,i. were sold ai For Whiprle Saturday ast hv Iie,,ieuant Thomr-ou. Rcg.m"uia ouar'ermas'er Tsfa Cavalry al pre. far beyond thrr ius ralnei but asb were Wlingiy laid y miners p5'sp 'ci"rs and 0l ,, who nee,ig,i 'piug, lsply Ihc pr'ces wear '"id ,,sr~t irYm SD ti SiuU.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
Movements O. Mining EzpeTts

CAI' fieeson starred kr California and Montana Sa'ur aay A' io elose ou hs arlrs eer accomplishing which DO WI return 70 Brashaw uhich be huk. Is the rehos, aiag d'''rici oa 'hs any other Mir Buckmis. '' gong to lk through Walker aud other districts be tss rrt.rhiug io California
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
From Wiolsonburg nnd Phmni.I

Our former fcllow.'owrsnan, E Flock arrived hcrc by stage, yesterday afternoon from Wieiruhurg aud met with cnrlal "c".ton from hi, old friends and business assol'es He .ay' tho farmers of Snli River Valley bad commenced "d'tug aud gathering thcr gtan. Also 'IAt John \. Hush had sud hs aud stock ai Vu,'iue City. io Mes.rs Bryant & Graves
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
Fire and Smoke.

For nar, than a week past the wo-is south east and s.. of Pr,.sa, have bceu fire and many fine tres ss,, DO doab; bcca destroyed. On several ngbt Inc H.flav gas quite grand ,us the aamc, .hp np from the
 - sad ,dcs tl ihr higher peaks filling The atmosphere w.h 1tfne and smoke A usual n such eases uotsHiy arf%ars ta kn1s who H that started the hfes, tis .fing aud nay be that Indians had soiae hand in the tan'trr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
Sold Out

Win Kelly has quit the buicheFinE business aad s 1scsedel therein b Messrs j. E. c. Mitchell UuilfEd Hathaway, Vbo and gill ran Inc old meat mar Granite srrri aud the sanghrring csiAh saBsut s,gih Oi The hrin have in.i received hne la i te cattle have made Improvements uIsn thof ssJT, etc, aud design making other. ~uu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

HE o"nmuoner of Internal Rsveune ha. ordered uie A'sF' 10 collect statement. fvm different wholesale @ 's hqnof deaie's of the number of gallons of each and o distilled spirits in their possession the iHd May
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

oiR rtssr. have ai ia,t cuclBsd 70 improve tf frl Dradshaa aud merchant. have made uef minds t,sp of ths tris of promising young colony Nr Iasflrd hs. .'srtci suusrrVt0u 10 rusF money fr tal. tarrs-e wuirh i..i viii ba 8,uad ai Dr. MoeIers
 San Mlief always of tas flrrnosl n ulatssfs pertaining iae interests ol ihs vriny sL the trail !, Improved sar Iaok r4is sad .; fsEs lary carrying an kisd. oi gads 6; ihs o g ocnis Ter poaud
 IS al-o iu contemplation 'o start stage inc between PrescDt, and Bradsau the practicable rUue whch at present. iho Agua Fro Ranch. and B,g Bug l. Is sad t.ai hy the eEIrad,urs of sloto upon th. route rad which thc hra'rst ysh.rlss could ho rsIldy drawn could be made. ard, fSum ogr kuov ledge of The county iaIorse hs be,f The ds anos ty ihis route wslid sxcerd go milos Bot we would much rsher a g,pl wagunroai oyer tle triA Fluie winch i. much tbe shortest.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

Jsssc and Sol. Jacksons wholesale liquor and cigar ropn. were opened Thursday asi They hsisd up u 4 Sn. San Frlnc.sco style.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
fdoTe Good News.

Major C H Vel has San Faucsco advicss ia the effect that two conFuui-. .r ts Prs; c=-,ry Caaizs Nef-s r and Carr) ha been ordered io Arizona for dy aans the AIachoA Good.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

Col Ro0ER JoNBs lnspector-General In Gen eral sehoneld's stall, aud Colonel Nelson, Pay master. arrived at Camp Verde, Thursday even ing last, from Camp Apache
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

HiasoNs having Territorial arm. In their .sessiou arc ''es'ed o Fd the order of ,he Governor concerning Vu ih ano,her column and o ac, in accordance there xih
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

thave n"w in Prescott n r-ai gesnBe hohaye Indi- a T0gh' here recently, from the Colorado river. by 'Ao'a Hathaway He hA. holy horrur of ibe ATachos
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

VA H. HAEir started for his home, on the Colorado h''f Iuc'lay Last He expected return here
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

GRANr's Stage Line from Preseott 10 san Ber- nardino, Is making nsgular trips, ard VIII contln- uc to do SO, despite all reports to the contrary
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

POTTER cisrs iu ,hs Qua1tssu..-;y' Depar'meui a' Camp llualTsi paid bref visit ias' week. and iu flrins thr affairs of that G,.i iu pleasing ooudiuua
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

MARRIED 10 presoo,i. May l5, by A. O. Moves, J. r, '''en Coaeh and Mn. Virginia Duun
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

Several transfers of mining groupd have been made i week ai very air r.a'cs fog Inc sellers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

BEAuurrL ANp vALrAuJE--Col C. " Fo..er A. c M and Ch'e pi,blr-ag oBoer o' Northern Anznua has in hs T'-i..lpn st For Waipp.e a b-aatfl cane iie gih of fIleut who f~sidrs in Sal iraaesro The proper s ol sazahia. Around hess a rng of gold iufn which is tu-d perr Ul marble cnaTsd quartz tanning spes u gold arranged saeh beautiful grsga only the hand of NaIfr olui arrange ihri. The ring holding ihis tiu'fll pr-ine,uu ,i thr Gccn is neatly and 'aAs1raiciy encrated When Er be- Q s 0l.iuf dsshFf and r.Hhe' io haze u RfAriy similar "f Arzoua wo,i metal and workman ship to sgVprrf and deieud
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

of C,,.,a oi Fort whlPpls cuiavatiag portion csut bottom iAis side of the post aud are we
 s hs" abundance of vegetables T..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

D,- R CuTL,E of u... place v ' vest Southern Atzp- pr Catar deut., who nas done ro,,d work and eoor-- gwen enrrg sat,te'0n ,a ihr people Of Pfescuii aud ,lciaity
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

OyEHLtSp HuSfBLT.-- fbc May number of this jnsliy celebrated san Francisco magazine. has reached Prescott, and copies are for sale at Stephens news depot, Moalezama sireet. To give an idea of how it received in the MINER ofiee we will state fact, that, after reading it one of our printers ordered us to write inc pub fishers, John II. Germany & Co, No. 40I, Wash ington street, and tell them to send a copy, for ono year, to nls slstcr at Inc East We furnish the Orsrland and MisER. one year, for Sll,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

THE scHooL LAW passed by the Sixth Legisla. tive Assembly, of this Territory. will be found, printed in full, on the hrst page. The general opinion regarding the law Is that its machinery is too complicated and that lt will impose heavy burdens upon our already heavily burdeued tax paycrs Tho matter of icyying, collecting, and applying taxes for school purposes might have been given the County officers, under the general supcrlnrendcuce of the Board of Supervisors. But, thls law was, we think, made expressly 10 suit the ideas and purposes of nm who pays ro taxes in tbe Territory, and whose iplereskli s to have whole bfoods of pss.s a.iiesrs under hls control
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

n..l '1G.L s wagons laden i, goods. mlng .ss. etc..
 ''au'RaW' yesterday.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

BEu~uAwrE, and th1.e visiting who may rsi,. Drd.hsv w dnj maay ueoes,aGes aud cotn',ris 8, Br x. Bsarl,,rs See hIs advertisement offering feed tho buusrg Ar 6c
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20

PtDEED--S4'ur.1y aal Sunday iar HroaEe Liaut larg" Livery stable s9uih .iIs pf ue plaza packed w,h tls hDrse. aad uuIes af !e si,rry Bmd,havitss of Vian were ia town ou bu.aess sna pleasure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-28
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But the Uses Of the great vegetable antidote are
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-28
Esy Green a. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and AuctI"n""rs.i
4 UMMISSIONERS SALE.-Inder author
I = ilv of Il decree Of the Corporation Court at
the city of Alexandria. Va. rendered ut the De-
,cmrhcr term 1870 and deere" rendered by said
Court at its February term, ISL in chanccry
suit Of George II. Markell ". George f. French
ct al. the Undersigned, Commissioner, will sell
Inv public auction in front Of the Mayors Office,
in the city Of Alexandria, Va, at ~ o'clock m,
on THURSDAY. the Goth day Of MarGh, !SIi,
that !.>irablc BRICK DIVE ING HOioE'
will dressed brick front and lot Of ground, ~,
with line side lot attached situated on the ELL 5$i
ra,t id" Of Water street about til" centre of the
square between Prince and Duke streets, now
orcupcd by X. |. y. wilson, esq,
be paid in cash, and the residue in equal install
mcnts at six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from the day Of sale; tn" purchaser TO
give bond, with good security. and tho title to be
retained until tn" entire purchaSe money IS fully
mid {. w. WATTLES,
r.h g;-nots Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-28
~ JoIn II. PARROT, Auctioneer.

ISOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE IN THE CITY OF ALEAAN-
DR1A.-Undcr authority Of Il decree of the Cor
poratinn Court for the city Of Alexandria, rc'i-
dcrcd in the suit of Geo. II. Shoots executors
against |. {. O. Neal, Sheriff, administrator OF
Columbus Steele and others, shall offer for sale
in front Of the Mayor Office, i'll the city of Al.
cxandria ON SATU RDAI, the first day of April
next. ut L. o clock III. al that day, That LOT or
GROUND, with the improvements thereon, SIT
uated in she city OF Al, Xandra, and bounded rs
follows: Beginning - feet west iroln Fairfax
street: thence west OH Princess street ~ feet;
thence s"ulhwardly s. feet ) inchc, to- 10 feet
alley. with right OF way in common with other,
over said alley; thence ca,twardly with said al
ley II feet thence n"rthwardly s. feet ; inches
i" the beginning.
Terms: Onc-ourth "f the purchase money To
be- paid in cash on the day ut SALE" and the resi-
due in three equal instruments 1T ,lN, iwclrcand
eighteen months respectively; the deferred pay
mrmrs to be secured hytho notes Of the purchaser,
satisfactorily endorsed, and the It'll" t" be retain
rI ill the purchase money i, fully paid. Stamps
and cnnvrvanring at purchasers cost.
H. q. tLAEGllTON.
!, .S ,,,. (oInm. ~iOurr of SIl..