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The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-08-02
(From- tho Savannah News, July 25.I
Sickening and Heart rending Scene

tragedy that has stirred iIe neaitss
of any community in this section
for many q year, If ever before,
occurred in Effingham county,
about two miles above Station
No. 81, Oh the Central Railroad
about 3 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing.
Mrs. Ash, the wife of John III.
Ash, formerly of this city, killed
her three little children and after.
wards committed snicide by adj
ministering a sufficient quantity of
strychnine to produce almost in
Simultaneous death.
1t appears from what we could
learn from a & 'ntleman who was
an eye witness to the horrifying
scene, that Mrs. Ash, formerly
Miss Laura DasIer, of EffingEam
county, has for q short time past
been slightly deranged, at least che
was suspected of being i'm this con-
dition from certain singular ap-
pearances and conduct noticeable
to those nearest her and in most
continuous association with her.
However, nothing serious was ap.
pretended, except that her hus-
band felt little anxious about her,
and communicated with her broth.
ers on the subject. This was all.
No more serious apprehension
was felt, although her husband
continued to keep q strict watch
over hor conduct. A short time
previous he had purchased small
bottle of strychnine for the pur.
pose of destroying the rats and
dogs that were rapidly killing off
their poultry. This lie eecreted in
the night time, taking the precau-
tion to lock it up in an old bureau
drawer, hiding the key in a place
least likely to be discovered by
his wife, no other person in the
honse knowing of the hiding place.
Sunday night all went to bed as
usual, though before retiring Mrs.
Ash sat down and wrote q long
letter, to whom we could not as.
certain, her husband read the let.
ter but did not snspect anything,
although it contained an account
of her feelings towards certain
members of her family, with whom
there was some unpleasantnees.--
Mr.. Ash took all three of the chill.
dren in bed with himself and his
wife. Mr., George Patterson, a
friend and relative Of Mrs. Ash's,
occupied an adjoining room.
Abont three o'clock, yesterday
morning, he and Mr.. Ash was
aroused by the cries of two of the
children, and entering the room
found Mrs. Ash in the act of TAX
ing a spoon from the mouth Of the
Oldest child, little girl, who had
! struggled and resisted until her
| cries woke her father and his
friend, both Of whom feeling alarm
cd, asked her what she was doing.
She replied, only giv:rg the chill.
dren little epowder, and ! am afraid
| have not given them enough."--
They begged and entreated her to
tell them what she had given
them--Mr. Ash tasting the pow.
dor which he discovered on The
mouth Of one Of the children, dis.
covered that II was quite bitter
She finally took him to the bureau
drawer and showed him the bottle
Of strychnine from which she had
dosed hsrself frst and then each
one Of her three little ones. II
was but short time after this be-
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-08-02

have been consumed at Black
Lake. Wild rninors prevailed of
other extensive loses Of property,
and, perhaps, of human life. Tie
hames have surrounded several
farms and dwellings on the dis
'tant .mouatain terraces, and fears
are entertained as to safety of the
families.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-08-02

We learn tha, disgraceful fgh: oc.
cured last Sunday night at the upper
negro church in this place, in which a
number Of men and boys engaged
and one man was severely beaten
The leaders Of the row immediately
absconded, and have not, as yet, been
arrested, but every effort is on foot 10
bring them to justice.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-08-02

A COMPANY has been formed III
Lanrens to explore the mineral resour..
ces of that county. 1t is supposed tho
Northern portion of Laurens abounds
in gold May it prove golden bar.
vest TO the good people of old Laurens.
Union Times.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-08-02

TELL me, angelic host, ye mes
sengers OF love, shall swindlcd
printers here below have no re-.
dress aboves The shining angel
band replied . "To us is knowl-
edge given; !, delinquents OH the.
printers books can never enter
Heaven"
BENJAMIN DisRAELI moditates n
tour around tho world, beginni o.
with the United States.
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released his hold, when, OF course ,
the wholeparty was precipitated
to the bottom of the well. AS
luck would have it, there was
moro mnd than water where the
Hiberians lit, and they wisely
considered themselves particularly
fortunate in escaping without actu.
al loss of either life or limb.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1871-08-02

WHY is love like a SEQ ch plaid Z
Because it is all stuff, and often
crossed.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-03

Sss s, sss,: :ssss II, ara.
we 'eesss containing money. Adder VIVA
]. W. ENGLAND. pnh,,.s.. h''i
Sua once. New YORK Cny.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-03
M arriage Guide.
every one his own Doctor.

private instructor for married persons or
those about to be married, both male and female
in everything concerning the physiology and re-
latlons OF our sexual system, and the production
and prevention Of offspring, Including all the new
discoveries meyer before given in the English Ian
valuable and interesting work. IL Is written IN
plain Language for the general reader, and is Illus
trated with numerous engravpgs. All young
married people, or those contemplating marriage,
and having the least impeachment 10 married Tie
should read this book. 1t discloses secrets that
every one should be acquainted with still II Is a
the house. II will DO sent 10 any address on re.
| ceipt of 10 cents. Address DR.. WY. YOUNG, No
| 4l0 Spruce street. above Fourth, Philadelphia.
noy 1Ow6m
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Al, < u MIN STR A TO R'5
~ EIGE

Estats Of John yandycke, Deceased. -'f
The undersigned having been appointed Ad-
ministrator the estate Of John Vandyclfe, late
OF the County Of Alexander and State Of Illinois,
deceased, hereby gives notice that he will appear
before The County Court OF Alexander County. nj
the court house In Cairo at The May term, ON tho
3rd Mon lay in May neNt, at which time all per.
sons having claims against said estate are no.
tilted and requested {. attend for the purpose Of
having the same adjusted. All persons indebted
TO said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment TO the undersigned.
Dated this 1ith day of March, A. b. 1871. .a
mchlGwGt ISAAC Valdez, Ami nistrat0r.
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WANTED, AGENTS.

Seventy five 10 two hundred dollars per month
everywhere, male and female, 10 Introduce the
Genuine Improved Commo Sense Family sew M
Machine. This machine will stitch, hem, felf.
tuck, bind, braid, cord, quilt and embroider in y
most superior manner. Price only Slj. Fully
warranted for five wears. We will pay IL 900 for
any machine tlatwill sew stronger, more teau-
tiini or more elastic seam Than osrs. II makes the
Elastic LocA stitch" Every second stitch can
be cut, aud still the cloth cannot be pnled apart
without tearing II. We pay agents SIS 10 s2g per
mvht,And expenses, ora commission frOnLwhIch
twice that amount can he made. For circulars
AID terms, npply 10 or address. Ia. ~. ..
g. BOWERS q co,
iJGsprucc street, Philadelphia, Pa.
tAunos,-Do not be Imposed npon by other
paites palming oil worthless east iron machines
under the same name or otherwise. Ours ia the
only genuine ana really practical cheap machine
aprlG3m
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ni LEGAL.
.-N---L. -. ~ -. ~. - ~ 49, 49,,
FNliUSTEL'S SALE,

Whereas, James =. Rearden and Mary V. Rear
den, OF the city of Cairo, ooun,y of Alexander and
State Of Illinois, BY their certain sale Mortgage
bearing date The fifteenth day Of February, A. -.
1870, and recorded in book ''Z' of mortgages,
page 81, IN the recorders office of Alexander
sgne3A. d. stafford Trustee for the Comlperei al
Insurance. Co., Of Chicago, the independeHt jIntu-
rance Co., of Boston, and -, M. Moore a. 90. +,
Chicago, the following described lots or parcel OF
land io.wit; Lot numbered eleven UD in block
numbered fifty-iwo y52) lying and being in the
city of Cairo. Alexander county, Illinois.
Provided, however, that In case Of default IN
the payment OF three certaid pfomissory notes OF
the said James =. Renrden, each bearing even
date with the SAID sale mortgage, each being for
the SUN of t3iS ll-1W) three hundred forty-oight
and lI-l0J dollars and being more fully
to tho nndersigned A.. u; Stafford, trustee,
at the City Naiiona! Bank, Cairo, with interest
lat ten per cent. per annu,n from date, that the
Undersigned A. b, Stafford, trustee, bis legal
representative or, attorney, should lproeeed and
sell the SAID preIp SOS, as by said sale mortgage
provided, and execute TO the purchaser h good
and sufficient deed, conveying all the right and
title OF the said James =, Rearden and Mary V.
Rearden, by SAID sale mortgage, conveyed TO the
Undersigned. And whereas, default has been made
IN the payment OF lisa d notes and the entire primer.
pal and interest OF each ofsaid notes, remain
due and UNPAID,
virtue, Of the terms and conditions OF said sale
mortgage, will, on Thursday. the 4th day OF
May, 1e1l, at the said premises, IN the city OF
CAIRO, Illinois, atthe hour often o'clock, am. of
said day, sell the premises afoIesaid, at pubic
vendue, To the highest bidder Tor cash N hands
and VIZ execute and deliver y ne PnETehnser
.f.I Lsl' ial gs o Aortssgee and Trustee. =
GRkSs GILnERr. Attys. aPr3d30d
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d.. h"oiiond's p0doPhyiiin,
vH $. .rs s|.E EOH aEkCuns
P.sIs.
iN'" f.iir u ssos..


IT'S not neco-,,-ry 10 take an,.ndtid hcs.,,it
To iiunuc" tLc desired ,hect; IT,. uf tL,,, ~,
q"'hlf amt l""~fiiuly, cleansing iAe I,sr ,f,,,,
an airi by"el. Of al fIlugiilss. Inc nrinoIi,.r
'ati,nitni - F"n"I h!IAu, az the alrhpnolio =,
uh' ~ Manti'ir, winch H. by lnruy urrr. NOR,
p""olSi' 1ItA and searching than iir A4ldr.i',
t1eW' AZ pe'G.lhT action h. Upon tho I.iy,f rl,,n
~ sfee.Hy nom al obstfuctIofs, wttn III ~
| lS5GGpao MrWuri Yet free from tie inufious re-.
tn, 'N ''ed Z" rms use oi that InIuettl
- W "'' 'Na'NfNr, IA which the u,e nt "A c,,,,i
- !" il'H'ai 'h"t" llils WI | give eniiro 81,
w" :" S'''l ''s'' They SAVER ran. a.
10 eases Of Liver comp ant, ly.ner,,, ana, 49,,
uene coh'iFen'ss, Dr. HooAna ~" No..
| ~ oh'y shouih Dee used iG cunits.,Io' A. IL
| tIhs; Iu' ION ELECT OF the Bu,er. Az, ir,,..
| vuuu, up we stem. The B,iteIs or Pes; nn"
| mes we biood strengthens the nerves 49,, 80
Wy Liver anu SNrh strength, energy anI v,,,rr %
nHus.p lour boz els active rltlth6 Fills ami ,nns
AZ aus slslein Win the Bitters or rn,hs a,t nv
r' .an tam itS hold, or ever npiln M ~ y"
ds,isrs meat nee uIe Sold ~ all Dlugo a. y NJ
| "'DnaIiin ,",Hl9lues everywhere, - ~ D'
! 49, lls" II II III. Hooaand,. a.,,,a,,
I .,al are 20 universally used an 4 ,'',
, ~, sn w not allow the DruL yi,I In in1,'o
youW seh' ny ihing else that lac nm - '. 49,
These Remedies viii be ,s'ssr Profit on H.
eallty, upon application 70 ne rhI<9iyssiy Y,
fiCE, 81 the GERMAN AEDiCikp sTii,rt,h =, ~ :
ARCH STREET, Phi'adepha. ''"Nf' "oh
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They are ia" Gr.n,1s. Known Rene.
siirs.

| Tor Liver COMPLIANT, Dyspepsia, Nervous Deb,li.
| ", Jaaiudtcc, htseas. OF the hidneys, Erup-
lions Of the sam, ami all diseases
| Arisiug from disOrdried
| LH-r, stomach, or i'm.
| buIty " the
Blood.
Read 10. 'ollHwlng rynptuins: Ccnpa,iO d, :
Ihilloncr, lgAtd Piles, Fulln.rs ~ blood 10 the
head, Ar'dity OF tie Stomach, hagseI, Hsrt-burn
dIsGSstu' iOod, iIinrsa or weight IN the stomach
souI ErnrtntpIs, sinking or futtrriby at the pit
OF we stomach, rgiiniDiiig Of the head hurried
or diihrdt heathing, Tutoring al the Ecart choh-
rug or su!lOcAIlg sensations When in lyiAg pos
lure dInness 81 vision, dots and webb- before tie
tighi, dui pan IN the head, deficiency Of perspr.
aton, yelloYDess uf the skin aud eS o. pain ~
Inc sue, bach, chest limbs, etc, Sudden iiu hes
OF heat, burning IN The flesh, constant inagnIngs
oi tvli, and great depfcs sion Of spicts. All these
indicate disnaHc VI the Liver or digestive organs
combined wiIh impure blood.
The use OF tic BilteE or Tonic will soon cause
The above symptoms TO disappear, and ih. patient
v III becOme 4 % anil leulty.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-03
NOTICE.

IN - ~
State Of Illinois, Alexander county, SIS; 90
To the May Term, A. D., lsTl, of the Alexal der
county Probate Court:
In the matter of the guardisnsh p OF minor
heirs OF Peter Stapleton, deceased Notice Of
resignation.
To all persons concerned fake notice, that
the undersigned, guardian of the person and
property Of Michael Stapleton, minor heir Of
Peter Stapl ston, deceased, Will, on the third day
of;he May Term, A. D., ISL, of the sid court, to
be holden at tho court house in the city of Cairo,
IN said county, on the third Monday Of May
neat, present 10 raid court for acceptance, his
resignation ofthe office Of guardian OF said Mi
chaei strpletnn, according TO the statute in such
ease made and provided. --...-.
JOHNCANNON,
Guardian OF Michael Stapleton.
Dated at Cairo llls., this 18th day of April 1871
anr1g dlt.UAty
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Or. hoo!iand's Greek OIL, 4.
lighting Care for all kinds or Palms
and Actl..

ArpIED EsTsEsALLy.--it Will cure all kinds of
balhs add aciser, sncIt - .heuniaLsIn. Neuralgia
iootitchc, CIulualns, sPraiDs, iruises, Frost.
BITES, hel-iA'h =, PANS ~ the Back aud Loinz,
P"'Hs the JoiAts, iimlT-, sti0cs Of Insects, Ring.
wofIIs, etc.
TAXES lTrtkV,tir.--n will cure Kidney Com
pi'iui hH'h'or'p, -i'k headache, oplie, dysentery
Hid'r0"', clio "iH iuttntum, cholera morbus,
cr'ihl'- "itI Puur ~ The stomach, Fever aud ayuc
rolgh-i rDiir asthma, etc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-03
HRDINANCE NO. lIa.

An ordinance 10 amend see, on 81 IT an ordinance
entitled An ordinance - adopt tie ord dances
OF the CITY OF Cairo ~ revised and oodihed"
Gn.uI.
SIcnos !. Thai sa 4 seriion $50 be and the same
- hereby amended by adding nj the end the eof
the iono8lug, VIZ; Provided red redu lumber
may bo,siush,uted for white or bur oak in the
siis' crofsiies, suing"rs ana posts, aud the
b"sts 81 The trsstle work iuaY l,, set on ced .r
board. " inches square laid on IA. surface of the
grtnnh,lf In the opinion Of the Street COMMITTEE
~ u deemed 6Ep.r lent todo so.
Approved, Aprh lT,l, lsil. ...
JOHN ~, iAN5DES. MAYOR,
np.l9l!0l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-01

not be elected again that you failed in the
Legislature to do that which your highest
constitutional obligations bound you to do.
don't want to 20 before my constituents
with any such record as this And I
don't want you to do SO. l especially
appeal to the colored representatives upon
tins floor. 1t pertains to you more than to
the white Republicans. They will say it
was your act in passing this law, because
yOu could not understand the constitution
They will say these things Of you. l don't
want yon to expose yourself to such .
charge. believe that you do understand
Alr. Stamps, of Jefferson: rise to a
point OF order. Color is not before this
House.
The Speaker: The point is well taken.
Mr.. Worrall ! appeal to you in another
hight. don't want to appeal exclusively to
the colored men. l have proved on this
moor my love and regard for them; but am
going to tell you that during the time that
the butchers had the monopoly in this CITY.
colored man couldn't slaughter ANYTHING.
i"u know that Is so; and yet these nrn
come here to-day and ask you t. deprive
men OF your own color OF the privilege OF
doing these things.
Mr.. Barrett, of Orleans: rise TO a point
OF order-that l look upon a gentleman in
this House as Il legislator-color is not :,
question, and | object to any gentleman
using the word colored upon this floor
Mr.. Worrall: have very little more to
say upon this subject. Ii the arguments
that have used, and the arguments Of the
gentlemen who have preceded me. are not
sufficient l think will be wasting time to
talk more on the matter. think all has
been said that needs to be said. there
fore move the previous question.
he main question was ordered.
The veto OF the Governor was sustained
yeas -. nays 81.
inurned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-01
DYG G. DE FERRET, Aucr1oNEER-oFF1c

by G. DE FERRET, AuCTIoNEER-oFF e
ID No. 50 Royal street. THURSDAY. March 2
1871 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the ROYAL street
Auction Exchange. late Bank of Louisiana corner
OF Royal and Cont streets, will be Sold by public
auction, by vltue of a Judgment in partition rem
dered by the Hon Louis Duvyneaud, Judge OF the
Second District Court tor the par OF Orleans. in
tls, above entitled suit rendered on January 20,
49, the following real lie, estate. to wit
improvements thereon, situated in the Third Dis
tret OF this city in the square bounded by Elvsian
Fields Morales, Marigny and Grandchildren streets
forming the corner OF Eiysan Fields and Morales
streets, and measuring - feet inches front Oh
FL, sian Fields street by l0J feet SO inches deep
and front GA Morales street.
The buildings and improvements thereon cons st
OF a desirable t~o-eioIy Residence, covered with
states, containing hall, two rarlors, dininGroon
above; t"usIory wing, covered with states, con
tanning pantry, kitchen. wasiiroOln two servants
rooms, prl'ea, etc; also coal and woodshcd, etc.
The gas and water are introduced.
;. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. i'll the same dis
trlct and snare Immediately adjoining the above,
street, by los feet % inches in depth.
The buildings and improvements thereon consist
or 4 comfortable O'estOry frame residence.
cred with slaies, containing front parlor dining
room and NO bedrooms; also large finished room
IL the attic. The back buildings contain ton.
rooms and privy, aeas and water introduced; fix
tirr, to be sold with the house, yard paved. with
curb
3. A CERTAIN VACANT SQUARE OF GROUND,
i'll the same district. bounded by Arts Painters
Josephine and SOlilelle streets measuring 3l9 feet
o inches and lines front both Arts and Painters
streets. and 800 feet inches front on both Jose
phine and Solidcl. streets
Terns-for the property firstly described one
third cash and the balance credit of one ana
two wears for notes bearing special mortgage ard
vendors privilege on the said property and eight
per cent interest per annum from day of sale
until final payment. and five per cent attorneys
fees in case of suit tor the recovery of any Of the
unpaid notes. the buildings to be kept insured by
the purchaser until payment of the notes and
policy transferred to parties in interest. For the
property secondly and thirdly described cash
Acts OF sale with United States internal revenue
stamps attached. before Octave MOrel notary pub.
lie, at expense of purchasers. who will assume and
pay. over and above the price of adjudication all
taxes for 1871. ja28 fe4 II 10 IS mil
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DY WILLIAM DE LACY, ACCTIONkER,

DY WILLIAM DE LACY, AuCTIONkER,
| ID office No. Is Commercial pl,ce-sATuRDAY'
| April l. at twelve O'Clock 81, at the :; charles
| Charles Hotel, will be- sold at pubic auction BY
virtue of judy in partition rendered by the
trct Court tor the parish OF Orleans, III The above
EMIT ed suit, rendered tenth February Itll and
signed sixteenth February, 1871, the following real
i. ONE LOT OF GROUND with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the First
district of this city, forming the corner OF Orange
aud Peters streets, III the square bounded by re.
tiers tlate New L-vee). TchouPitcnias, Race and
made by G. A. de- Armas, OF, May g. 1889 aud de
posted in the Office OF A. DOriOcOurt. notary, in
this city, according 60 which plan the said lot
measures ~ feet inches and lines front on Pc
ters street, l3i feet front on Orange street. l4l
feet , inches aud lines the line dividing it
from lot No. S, and 36 feet inches and line on
the rear line.
The buildings and improvements consist Of =
knswn No. 494 Peters street used as coffee
house, and adjoining the Star Cotton Press
2. ONE LOT OF GROUND, with alLthe buildings
District of this city, forming the corner OF Joseph
Inc and Constance streets, in the square bounded
and ~. Andrew streets, and is designated by the
No. l. on plan drawn by II. Noelhausen. April =,
ls.', and deposited in the office Of I. O. stark,
notary i'll this city and measures 80 feet II inches
and lines front on Constance street by 1O8 feet
inches and lines in depth and front on Josephine
street, between parallel lines
The buildings and improvements thereon consist
OF d two-story frame double tenement building,
known No. 81 Constance street, con tanning
seven rooms each side, sheds, cstern-, etc. The
corner is occupied grocery, aud the SIDE ad-
joining il fancy store.
Terms and onditions-One-fourth cash, balance
on credit OF one, two and th,ee years payable IN
the notes of the purchasers, ia equal
mstallments, with interest at the rate OF
eight per cent per annun from the da of sale
tn final payment secured by mortgage Oh the prop
erty sOld mortgage to cont ain the clause OF i've
per cent attorneys fees IN case of suit; the prop
erty to be kept insured and policy transferred.
Acts of sale and United States revenue stamps
before Joseph Cohn, notary public, at the expense
@: the purchasers. mill II Ie q apl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-01
DY PLACIDE ]. SPEAR ARC,

PLAC!DE J. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-
- Office 46 Exchange alIey.ETHURSDAY. March
2 1871 at twelve o'clock, will be sold for what. yer
they will bring at the Royal street Auction Ex.
change Qate Bank of louisiana corner OF Cont
ELEVEN LOTS OF GROUND with the improve
ments thereon. situate in the Second District of
Inns city, III the square bounded by Broad Cont,
Nhite and Carondelet Walk designated by The
numbers seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty.
twenty one twenty-five, twenty-three, twenty
Jour, twenty-five twen:y-six and thirty-three
Lots numbers eighteen, nineteen and twenty
Broad street by an irregular depth OF one hundred
and thirteen feet lot number twenty forming the
corner OF Broad and Cont streets. On Lot number
eighteen Is a small frame house containing two
rooms cabinet gallery in front, c1stern etc. Lot
number seventeen measures thlrty-twO feet front
On Broad street by hundred and twelve feet six
inches and three lines in depth. Lots twenty
and twenty-five inclusive, measure each thirty feet
on Cont street by de 9TH of one hundred and
thirty four feet Lot number thirty three measures
thrty-two feet front on White street by one hun.
high ground well fenced in and cultivated and
suitable for gardening, diaries, etc. and in fast
improving ncighborhoOd. The whole to be sold in
lots to suit purchasers
at one two and three credit for notes bearing
special mortgage with vendors lien and priyilepe
the property sold, with interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per annum from date of sale until
final payment; the clause OF per cent for attor
neys fees IN case ofudc al proceedings for the re-
cOvery OF payment of said notes or any portiop
thereof the buildings on lot number eighteen to
nished and policies transferred to tn nart;as ~
interest The taxes of 1870 will be paid by the
vendor. f~ ~ 'iie
Acts of sale before Robert j. Ker notary nubHc
expense Of the purchasers. 90 ''o
P.S.-The whole will he sold ACCORDING e. Milan
usw on exhibition 81 the Exchapge teaS