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TMEs8s1GsR ,APHIR
EoroIEn rANairss
NOON DESPATOHES,

rorcIgn rAHairss ,Jra ytp;
NOON DESPATOHES.
sTRIKRs-OoMPULsORY MILITARY SERVICE
Snip FOUHDRRED sTRIKERs
--oUsToks TnEATY-pREaIDENoY OF THE
CoRTKs, &C., &c.
LONDON, October 2-Night. Scissor
grinders, outlers and carpenters, of Shelf.
field, and the spinners of Bolton and
Dundee, have struck. The strikers in
Newcastle held mass meeting, to-day,
and passed resolutions to insist on their
demand and persevere in the strike until
it's objects were accomplished.
STOCKHOLM, October 1.-The Upper
House of Parliament has approved the
clause OF the bill for the reorganization
of the army, which makes military
service compulsory on all male subjects
of Sweden.
PARIS, October .3.-Count Orloff md
Thiers had an interview yesterday
LONDON, October 3.-The ship James
Booth foundered in the Bay Of Bscay.
Nineteen we're drowned. .
tits reported that Malilla, in Morocco,
is .besieged by $4,000 Kabyles. Rein.
forcements are promised the garrison.
M NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LONDON, October 400 women en-
ployed in the Aax mills have joined in
the strike.
VERSAILLES, October st is semi
officially announced that the customs
treaty with Germany is concluded. but
the signing is delayed until the indemni-
ty now over due is paid.
MADRID, October st is believed
that Rvero will be chosen President Of
the Cortes. Figuerola has been men
toned as Minister of State. Amadeus
has ordered the release OF LOG political
prisoners.
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A BRAVE BoY.-A Texas paper tells of
boy, sixteen years old, who recently,
while hunting cattle, some fifty miles
West of Weatherford, in that State, in
company with others, became separated
from his party. and was brought to bay
by six or eight Indians. Behind his
dead horse he screened himself for nearly
an hour, firing when he could, until at
last. when his companions came up, the
Indians fled, taking with them the dead
savages The boy died from the effects
OF the wounds he had received.
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State OF South Carolina Union Co. z
COURT OF PRORATE

w oh3 OP 1-RO6dIE..
Cnarles w Scott. plaintiff. against Smith
Scott Lee Scott, John F. Scott. 81. T. Scott.
Joseph M. Scott. Benz amin F. Scott, j. Eli.
Zaoeth Scott. Charles Smith, Mary v. Smith.
Niles Puckett Nancy 9. Puckett, John Du-
ley Cox. Sarah y. Cox, William Matte, J.
puckett, Mary Huntington Puckett. Mildred
Scott, widow Of William Scott. and the chill
en- OF said William Scott, whose names
are unknown, C Cefendants. Summons for
Relief--fionptaint Serred.
TO the Defendants.
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer the petition in this action. of
which copy is herewith served upon you, and
to serve copy Of your answer to the said pe-
tition, on the subscribers. at their Office at
Union Court House, South Carolina. within
twenty days after the ser vice hereof, exclusive
Of the day of such service; aud II you fsil to
answer the petition within the time afor said I
the plaintiff III this action will apnly TO the
Court for the relief demanded in the petition.
Il. MUNRO d SON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated September !, 1871.
To Smith Scott. John F. Scott. chares
Smith, Mary Y. Smith, Miles Puckett. Nancv
Q. Pnokett and Mildred Scott, and tie chii.
dren OF William Scott, deceased whose
names are unknown
Take notice that this action is brought for
the partition OF land in the Probate Court.
aud that tho summons in this action, OF which
the foregoing is copy, vas fled in tho Office
OF tue Judge OF the Probate Court. for Union
OF Union, in the State OF South Carolina. m
the 10Th day OF September, 1871.
4. MUNRO & SON.
. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
UNION COURT HOUSE. s. c., Septembrr 81
~ 1o.l. Sept 81 VIC
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The Ladies Know Best !
w. D. LOVE Co

ASD Low-rnIcED DRY GOODS HOUSE OF
w. D. LOVE & CO.,
NULLY demonstrate that their taate in
~ making selections for this market. both
In styles and quality, cannot be excellcd
we daily hear ladies say that our assort-
ment OF Drcss Goods il tho best in town. we
intend to keep it 30 through tho season. il
money and energy can DO it.
An tho other departments are we'll supplied
Win tue best makes OF goods in tho market
Our Dress Goods comprise all the new ia.
brics. both foreign and domestic inclndinc
our Compass brand OF BLACK ALPACA,
double faced, decidedly tho chea pest and best
Alpaca III tho State, having both sides alika
Our patterns in CARPETS and RUGS arc
choice. Blankets, ShawIs, Cloaks, Sacks and
Sackings. VIC have a big line.
Our STOCK OF Goods for mems wear is very
iul1, intending all makes of goods.
House-keepers will save money by examinipr
our STOCK OF use-keepng Goods. We only
keep the post makes and sell at low prices
nice line of ladies' White Underwear. made
III the best msnner, OF fine material.
Our Lace and Embroidery Department al.
ways contain the newest novelties.
Our line OF Fancy Goods il always complete
Wo sell the best WHITE DRESS SKIRT in
.ng State G ior the money, as we'll as Alexander
mendation. - 1oe-'1-' oo-1'
:, draniteville Homespuns and Pcndletou
Yarns To tho trade at factory prices.
Mo SOLICIT orders from city or country, and
lnpto , all to inspect our attractive Stock,
Whlch our polite and attentive palesmen vii
show freely
!, We keep only tho best makes OF goods, and
WM. d. LOVE Il Co.
Columbia Hotel building, Main street.
W. d. LOVE-. b. il. Mu(.nrpny
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Another Supply of New Books.

Another Supply Of New Books.
NNOUR YEARS AT YALE, by Graduate Of
IL 1869.
King Arthur. A Poeln-by Lord Lytton.
Travels Of Doctor OF Physc.
Stories from Old English Poetry-by Abbey
Sage Richardson
Pictures of Travel-by Hans Christian
ltuskins' Letters to the Workmen
Origin OF Lowest Organisms Bastian.
Gldaon's Rock-by Katherine Saunders
Episodes in an Obscure Life.
Ouida's last novel, Folle Farine.
Downing's Selected Fruits for tho Market
and Garden.
ALSO, large assortment Of LATE NOVELS.
Just received and FOR sale by
oct BRYAN & McCARTER.
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Universal Life Insurance Company.
WE arc desirons OF securing he service,
wv OF half dozen active Canyassiup
Agents In South Carolina for tho Universal
Lilo in.uranco Company. OF New York. with
whom liberal terms will DO made. We drsirn
also responsible Local Agents for each town
IN the State. NJ W. GARY,
, NJ. BUTLER,
state Supcrint tendents Of Agencies.
COLUMBIA, s. c., September g. 1871.
Sept
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Law Partnership.
HEE undersigned have this day entered
under the firm namo of CAkROLL a. JAN.
NEY. Office over Glaze's jewelry store.
J. =. OARkOLL,
October /, 1871. I' OctiS
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Fall and Winter Goods.

~ THE undersigned begs cave to inform
ia his customers, and the public general.
y1A ~, that he has just returned from New
York with the most choice selection Of goods
SKINS, Cloths, French and English Ca 81.
meres. Vestings, DO, OF tho most modern
ING GOODS.
ny paying close attention to business, he
e1pects to receiYe share OF the public pa
trOnage. q. d. ERERHAHn
Sept 20
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New Mackerel.

Dissolution.
fTsHE law firm Of CARROLL, MELTON e.
u JANNEYis this day dissolved by mutual
consont. ]. P. CARROLL,
CD. Melton,
ootober1, 1871. ~ : tStst1 Outs
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scented within Six months from t6s 2f;t6
OF September last. - - ,saa,il
Ptobabilities-The barometer will pro-
badly continue to fall in the Southern
and Gull, States, and the rain storm now
prevailing there will extend into Georgia.
Rain is also probable during Wednesday,
in the Oaroiinas, and continued Westerly
! winds with hazy weather on the lakes.
New York, October 3.-Seoretary Sc
ward aud party arrived in the Java.
a World special, from London, saws
THEIRS has notified Granville that the
commercial treaty between France md
England will terminate at the beginning
of 1879. - 9 : 9
ROCHESTER,. N. Y, October 3.-The
city is filing rapidly. There are many
speculations and much excitement.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, October 3.-The
French man-of-wnr Bouvet is ashore on
the coast Of Hayti-it is feared total
wreck.
SAN FRANCISCO, October3 Shipm ents
Of ten overland nearly 1000, 600 pounds
during September. Vintage yield about
5000, 900 gallons, exclusive of brandy
SALT LAKE.. October 3.-Young's mr.
raignment has been postponed on nc
count of illness. He remains at home
in tue custody of the Marshal. His mr.
rest caused some sensation, but no popu-
lar excitement.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, October AT a
meeting of the leading merchants and
cotton factors OF this city, last night, q
Board of Trade, modelled upon those of
sister cities, was organized, with A.
Strassburger MS President, and nj. p.
Legrand and K. W. Durr, Vice-Presi.
dents. All the merchants take n great
interest in the matter. and are deter
mined on making it a success.
MACON, GA, October 3.-Dr. o. L.
Smith, of Columbus, has been elected
PRECEDENT of the Wesleyan Female Col
lege, uice DR.. Bonnell. deceased. DR..
Smith will enter at once upon his duties.
KEY WEST, October ga salvage is
awarded of twenty per cent. on the
cargo of the Mississippi Appraised
value, S175,000.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 3.-The Su-
perintendent of Lhe Mint notifies mum
ber OF old Republican employees that, in
consequences of political pressure, he
must dispense with their services. Their
successors are supposed to favor a CONT
nuation of the present Administration.
The esmall-pox Is severe ntlWaIIa Wulln,
oregon.
Two OF the escaped conyicts from Ne
vada we're hanged.
Intense heat throughout California.
Many sun strokes.
JACKSON, Miss, October 3.-Tle State
Board OF Directors called upon the ply
sioinns and druggists Of the city to ascer-
tain, beyond question, the health of the
city, and their report is that the city was
never more healthy than at this seasou.
The frosts and cold weather now prevail
ing preclude further sickness.
The SttiteF Fair wiilcertainly commence
October %.
sCHARnEsToN. Oct. ,.r 3.--Arrived-
steamers South Curolina, New York !;
Maryland. Baltimore; schooner Frank
and Emily. Rockport. Sailed-bark
Kathlean, Liverpool.
-Four fever deaths in the last twenty
four hours.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION

ABBFVILLE, S. G.
SsMp THE + best Aelectel stock of DRY
fA GOODS in the up.country. The
1sNHsrandest display Of Millinery in
a. >%sH south Carolina. Dress Making
w HFf dono in tho very best Of style. The
a very best talent to be had in Balti-
more in charge Of tho Millinery and Drees
Making Departments. Business lono strictly
upon the ''cash" system. Grand opening Of
fall and winter styles to take place on Tues
tho up-country are invited to attend. Sam,
ples sent upon appIica' ion. Orders for any
article in the Millinery line will be filled and
satisfaction guaranteed. Expenses light and
prices correspo ndingly low.
Sept 80 limo JAS. W. FOWLER, Pro'r.
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me rattle for Temperance Hall, do. will
positively take place on tho 10th November.
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With undoubted genius in every field
OF thought and speculation. with inge-
nuity to excel in all the arts. the French
are, of all the people in the world, the
most prone to run to extremes on every
subject. The successful completion of
the Mont Oenis tunnel has brought into
full play the ideas of civil engineer of
Paris, NJ. q. Legont by name, who
gravely ANNOUNCES in the columns of the
Steele. that there is nothing whatever to
prevent the construction of railroad
tunnel from Paris to Pekin. The enthu-
siastic excavator has gone so far as to
calculate the cost Of his immense enter.
prise, and sets it down at 220, 600, 600
francs. For the present travellers to
China will. no doubt. prefer the long
and breezy ocean route to the dark sub
terranean pnth proposed by Monsieur
Legont, who may with truth be said to
have anticipated oil other engineers,
dead and living, in the matter of tunnels.
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Secure tickets in the Columbia Co.opera.
tive Building Association r.,
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American Club Fish.
SsSyS4gsIy6 4gI.6 A DELICIOUS relish: better
and much cheaper than sardines For sale
ny b. HOPE
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A LARGE STOCK to be sold at very low
~ prices. All new styles up to tho times
and DOWN IN PRIOES Sent "a
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by LATIMER & CLEABY, Auctiousers
- Successors TO Cooper 4 Latfmer,l
Southwest corner Penn O syspy aud llth street

TRUSTEES sALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND ABOUT " MILES FROM TIE
EAsTEbN BRANCH BRIDGE
N by virtue Of deed Of trust. dated the lst day
0S9ot August, lS6a and duly recorded IN Liber
-. b, No 4. folio rs, one of the Land Records
for Washington county, District CT Columbia 81 al
sell on FkllAf, the oath day of February, ISL.
at A. clock p n the premises, all that pie
or parcel Of Land on the east side of the Eastern
Branch of the Potomac, and beng a portion Of Q
tract Of land conveyed to Catherine Rising by Daniel
Lee. by deed bearing date December sth, A ID 49,
and recorded IN Liber 3, folio 500 aud go one
one u the Land Records for w ashngtou county, IN
said District. be ginning On the Mariboroug Oh road
at the distance OF twelve percbes from a pIacsd
running THENCE 20 the sixth line thereof, shoun
on plat OF said tract made By Lewis Csrbury, pub
surveyor for W ashineton county aud deseribed in
deed 10 said Lee. made BY Y y Page. and duly re
corded and striking sasd sixth line ~ such a dis
lance from the weet side thereof To include fts
acres OF and, and being the west portion of one hun
dred zine And one third acres conveyed by the said
Lee To he said Catherine Rising and the which
the said Catherine Rising, by deed dated the 2sth
day Of September, 1858 recorded in Washington
county aforesaid in Liber A g. Ne I6s. foiios y
and u one Of .he Land Records tor said W ash ng
ton county, conveyed to Elizs SistSper tJgt Ia or
with the imprOS ements.
t. rms:-One thousand dollars cash. balance In
six and twelve months, secured By deed ot trust
with notes bearing interest. CcnveyanCin and
stamps a. purchaser cost 3 so down time Of
sale H0E&TIO GILBE XII. Tru tee
ja23-2awSds LATIMER CLEARY, kucts
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DRY GOODS.

A IL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTH-Black AID col
N cred. 80 cents
Black and colored ALPACAs 25 70 so cents.
" RTAlN Lac and MUSLlNS, IC 10 % cts
Fine Lawn and Muslin TUCKED SKIRTS, 81 %
ard 81 40.
French WHALEBONE CORSETS rs cAnts
hAkSEibLES SPREADS, from auction SS
Zine white ard c0lured FLANEELs.
Best One Dollar : kIDG GLOVES In the city
MUSLIN LINES, TABLE LINENS, TOwEL s.
&c 81 cONNOLLYS,
fe4 CT boS OH 81, OnpOsits Patent q Nica
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LOAN OFFICES.

RUBNsTINE LOAN OFFICE,
- 400 aud fts 18th st, doors so-th Pa
Makes liberal afy ances on Gold and Silver Ate hes
Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos, Furniture. Guns, Pts
tolls, Cutlery LIS AIDES and Gentlemen Wearing Ap
perel of all descriptions.
|" PTrPdie eutynaSs e<o : f10T.
Furniture stored and advances mAds. Eel y
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DIED.

DIED.
SANCREDE Killed by the recent accident on
the Hudson kiyer railroad, nsJr New Hamburger
\. Y, u SAMUEL 3 NASCKEDE, lately Of
Fhi.adei Fhia, aIlo son Of the In DIR John Ii HOUs
{. !. OF this city.
RHEES. In Springfield. Mass February : 1871.
a. CONGESTION Of the lungs, CHAELsS FRASk.
youngest -On q VIM y. Bhees. aee1 Is months.
LE6GE. On the M rning If u 2 eth OF rsbru,ry,
a. ihe residence - the late oil Henry Hayior. Ms,
]lLlthA l. EGGE, IN tn 20 y2aE OF her s.e
Baltimore pspers please copy.I
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III LATIMEB q OLEARY, Aucttonears,
- Successors 20 Coo per Latiner,f
Southwest coruer Pennsyiy ania and Iitb street
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
"A On HSDsp MORNING, FEBRUARY Attn,
VA lo3i. at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of a Lad y
declining housekeeping, No I221 street,
ybetween i2tt and 18th streets shall sail an
excellent assortment OF FURNITURE, ccmpris
ing IN part
Walnut Rep Parlor Suite,
French Plate Pier Glass
II air Cloth Furniture,
Marble tep and Mahogany Center Table,.
Bcdsteads and Bureaus,
Nsrdrobee and VI ashstend-,
Mattresses, Pillows ard Rcisters.
China and Glass are,
Cooking and Hsstin. stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Terms cash.
te0- dts LA1IMFR CLFABN, Auct.
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~
.T.HELALBoLDS EXTRACT BITCBu

HI. HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU,
ness arising from Exoesses X aSits OF R,.
lowing Symptoms: WV 49, W
Indisposilion 20 Erer.s,n Io.. NJ p,
kcss OF Memory, hficoltv "a Ars..b,,.
Weak Nerves, TrenhIinr D"'1s
nsoIrur OF Disease, &akefulns~,
tunnses q NIAont Pain ia the Bsok.
N. na1us, ST., Flushing OF the Body,
Universal LassitudeoS PsIi,S flenr,sns,cs
the Muscular System.
These symptons. IL allowed 20 no on (which tn.,
meoicine Invariably removes soon fol.os-
BATUIrY. RPILKPrrO FITS. &c,
IN one o. which the patient may expire. who oaa
fQj Diseases"
INSANITY AND ooksUmPrIosr
any are svsrs OF the cause Of their suca<trs bc,
none M confess The records of the ipssaa asrun,
And the melancholy deaths by consunp tion "a,
an Hse itDess t. the truth Of the Assertion
Inc Consultation, once Affected BY organic wa~s
ness requires the aid Of edioiIe t. strang h-s ane
nvxorste The system, which IA. HgLMBOIDr
kATBAOT OF BUOHU invariably does a 80
vii convince the most soeptioAl.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.
~ No. S1e, seutheast corner OF ~ nd streets

ID No. s1s, seutheass corner OF ~ and streets
TkUsTEIssALE OF VALUABLE
AL SS!MfRoEED PROPRRTY IL IN D
nn1kThkkS LiBERrIks AlD CAPIrOL
- BY virtue OF two aseds OF trust. on. dated
E the le,h day OF December. A d 1853. . I'd dsly
recorded 10 Liber +. and B., no s. folio ri.
y lsp and duiy recorded IN Libsr 6oI folio iSv Of
me iaod records for sshington .ty, in the p,s
trict OF Coiumbis. shall eli Of public auction On
the premises on fhUR,DAY, ths 10Th dsJ Of FEB
ruary "A. D. lSlO, At Oclock, tae following pieces
OF paISsIs ot ground stuse, lying sni being SAID
oity OF wsshingtos ard kuosn AMI de.gnsfed on
Is, part OF Lot Numbered twelve in ssusrs nu
bered four hundred and three ,aS tn. SD Barr :,
esld lo being aad intended for south cut or part
thereoi pa ing front OF tventy s0i feet on Shh
street west and running ba X ~ that wid-E sevoR
t1V teet Also the strip Of greGnd IN .si1 lot IN ths
noTth ede OF said part 81 SAd OF DESCRIBED ia a c-r
2o6 e. SEC Of the land rec Jri. IN and for ash
lngton county, IN said District, with the improve
n ents, consisting ~ . wel' tulr two srorf Frame
house ironting on 18th street west, between 1 aud
also. on FRIDAY. the 18th day Of Fsbrusry, A
u lSl. st clccs m, sha. Il, IN ont o. the
snd sixty eight. tl055 Containing fifty i've hun
ana nit t5.U square feet Of gr pUnd ms.e n 'A.s
fronting on street north. between I5.h and Ijih
Terms, One-;hi-d cash: ba'spcs in s. Z. AMI l..
mon hs Tor notes bearing Interest ana secured b.
each piece of property nj the time 4 sale All con
EeYanc!ag and r-yeEue stamps at the cost Of th-
purchaser. Ard Il the term. Il sale are not CON
piled with IN i've days after thsdAy OF sale ts Tra.
tee reserves the right &C. resell the propsr,v At IN.
risk and cyst OF the defsultug purchaser b gigey
t,,ing three times N s~ns newspaper pub shed In
aEOR3E w CIssEL. TRUSTEE.
fe5d GREEN WILLIAMS, AW-ts
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DUBLIC SALE OF THE VILLAGE OF
COLEsEILLE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
= LII

~ he subscriber will offer ct public sale, on
~&t ebruary, ISL: at IL m, all that valuable
tract OF land embracing the village OF Coiesviile
IN Mon gonery county, Md, containing 49, acres
Of land. The improvements consist OF lsrge Hotel
Building, store and Dwelling house, Q Tavern
house. large Barn, with all necessary out buildings.
aso, comfortable Tenement on LotNo 4 with ont.
buildings This is the most desirable property that
has been IA the market for this part OF the
country. being located Is miles from Wsshington
cry, directly on the turnpike from said atty TO
sandy Spring miles from the Metropolitan rail
road, and miles from the Washington Branch Of
the baltimore and Ohio railroad the Laurel Branch
~ located will pass within or one and air
miles OF the property. he neighhorhood is rapitiy
improving churehe schools, mills, &C., adjoining
the pToperty-nfact better location an be f,und
for ani KIND Of business or mechanical trades This
property has been divided into IL lots, all frost on
The turnpike and on good public roads, as follows
LOT No. L. Cont hinina IN.
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RY LATIMIK CLLARY Aaotionsers,
Southwest corr er Of Pennsylvania ave- and llth 81,

TRUSTEES sALsor VALUABLE IMPROVED
HEAL ESTATE ON lIIu STkEET NORTH
NEST, BETWkEh AND STREETS.
81 the 18th day Of August, l359 and duly recorded
-in Ltber and 3. No. 6. folio e33, Of the land
bia, shall sell, on WEDNESDAY. February 22d
ie.l IL mont Of the premises At o'clock D. m al
u lots nun be red enteen (iIb eighteen ii,
IN Hardness recorded subdivis OF SNARE mum
her three hundred and thirty SIX, 1891 with all
tmproy nfs thereon
Term OF sale: One third cash, balance in g. O. and
u months, deferred payments to be secured by
deed OF trust upon the property. and bearing inter
est4rom day Of sale. SHO to be paid down on the
iaF'ef sale. Ali couyeyanc,ng, Including revenue
stamps, purchaser cost IL the terms OF sale are
not nplied with within fve days from tho day
Of sale. the trustee the right to resell he
property, at the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser & STUHRS Trnstee
fea LATIMER CIRARV Auct.
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'NRUSTEis SALE Or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN PRINCE GEORGE'S

COUNTY.
ByNirtue OF power contained in a dead OF
GR trust from HenriettsE Nsrshall and Thorn a.
- Marshall. dated lst July, 1862. and duly re-
corded IL Iiber III B.. No 2, al folio 55l &C., of
the land records Of Prince Georges County, Mary
land The ur dsrsgned, as trustee. viii s at public
auction. on the premises. on MONDAY, March 9th,
iH3l, u iair-if rot, the fair day, (Sundsy ex
r'p 81 at the hocr Of o'clock m all that yalu.
aLie Tract Of Land ~ ing IN Prince George's county,
Nd bounding on the public road from PisC ataway
10 Port Tobacco, one and half miles from the
steamboat landing, where there IL q steamboat run
MI every day Tor Alexandria, known and called
Bellevue, lrontduing four hundred and twenty
nve acres, This farm ad yolns the lands OF .ishn
aannirg. Mrs. Catherine J Clsgett and John
IaTCIl. The i'm pros emenis consist OF excellent
dwelling House eight rooms. " two regant halls.
~ Zee; " ide, plaza and pOTches kitchen aud pan
trcs, three tobacco houses, large stable and
rage house, ice house, &c
Three fosrths OF the land i srshle the balance in
'oOd most excellent soil, adapted 70 the cultivs
ton 81 ell the crops OF this section. Churches.
schools, mill. and post ofice within mile of tho
residence. This land is sold By order OF tho Circuit
Court for Prince Georges county al the risk aas
cost OF l.. i. Cartwright, Of Georgetown, II. e..
Terms Of SALE One third OF the purchase money
TO be paid in cash the ratification OF the SAFE by
the court, S5tN OF which one third to b. deposte,.
With the undersigned ~ soon as the property is
knocked down tn the purchaser 1t the sale the bal
60 be paid IN cash or in equal instruments due
day Of sale, and secured by deed Of trust upon the
estats-the deferred payments 70 bear interest from
dste OF sale.
PHILIP A DARNEILLG. Trustee
MARBURY WHEELER,
fel0 2awb Solicitors