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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-08-17

PERIODICALS. Lady's Book for Sep
TENDER has been received and is for sale
at the bookstores of Messrs. Bailey & Noyes,
and H. L. Davis, Exchange street; Lorlng,
Short & Harmon and Augustus Robinson
under the Falmouth Hotel, also at the school
book, music and periodical store of E. C. An
drews, No. Sc Center street, and at the book
and periodical depot of Messrs Fessenden
Brothers Lancaster Hail.
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Straight Outs.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug ia few straight
Democrats of this county had a convention to-
day and nominated full county ticket, Lester
R. Brown for Congress, and selected delegates
to the Louisville Convention.
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| METEORLOGIC
| SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE EAST
| TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIoNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. D. c.

WAX DEF I, OFFICE CHIEF OIoNAL I
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Aug. 16. $500 z. Ny
Southerly to easterly winds and clear wealth
er will generally prevail Saturday over the
western Gulf States; winds veering to westerly
and clearing weather from Florida to North
Carolina; southerly to south-westerly winds
and clearing; but partly clear weather from
Virginia to southwestern New York, and with
clondy weather over New England; southerly
winds and partially cloudy weather from
Tennessee to northern New York. The bar
ometer will continue falling from Missouri to
the upper lakes, with southerly winds and in
creasing cloudiness, and probably threatening
weather and brisk winds over the latter.
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PRESS.
MORNING, AUG. IL, 1872.
CITY AND VICINITY.


May be o3taiued at the Periodical DepotS OF Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Br mel ~ 20,
Andrews Went worth, Glendenning, Moses, Henuer.
son, and Chisholm Bros, all trains that run out OIL
the city
At Biddef)rI, of Pillsbury.
AT Saco of L, HodgdOn.
At Watervile, of j. S. Carter
At GorEam, of News Agent.
AT Bath of j. o. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of w. f. Stanwoed
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Oak Grove Seminary,

VASSALBORO, MAINE.
A N English and classical boarding and day school
"A for both Moderate prices, thorough
training and good influence. =, ,,..,,,or,
Sd, 1872. Address the Principal; ,,o;na
II. NJ. JONES, Vassalboro' Malne'
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Municipal Court.


BEFORE JUDGE MUKRlS.
FRIDAY.-Patrick Heating, search and seizure
Sentenced to three months Imprisonment. Appeal
ed Fox.
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National College of Music,

NaTABLIsHED 10y THE MEMORIAL
September is, 1872. A thorough musical education
in All branches of the art be obtained from
corps Of FOREIGN AND RESIDENT AR
admission now received. Glasses formed early in
September. Circulars with full particulars mailed
free. Address THOMAS RYAN, Director of
National College Of Music, fremont Temple, Boston,
Mass. jy27-wed&sat 3m
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Brief JOttings.
Yacht Fleetwing of the New York Yacht
Club, has been lying in this harbor since Tues
day. She is probably waiting for the other
vessels of the fleet, which are expected to rem
devious here.
The Tiger engine boys returned home to
Rochester yesterday, being escorted to the cars
by the Cumberland engine company. Through
the courtesy of Superintendent Turner the
Cumberland" accompanied their guests as far
as Gorham and returned by the in train.
The Rochester Courierlsays the Niagara en-
CINE company of Lake village and the Cocheco
fire company of Rochester propose to unite in
an excursion to Portland and the islands at an
early day.
The Bridgton Reporter speaks in the highest
terms of the vocal and instrumental concert in
that town on Wednesday evening at which
Miss Nellie Barker, Miss Ada Gary, Will
Stockbridge and w. H. Beckett assisted.
Lieut.. Thurston of the revenue steamer
McCulloch has been detached and ordered to
New Orleans.
A fine bust of Hon. f. o. j. Smith has been
added to the Municipal Court gallery of por-
traits of members of the Bar.
n nne photograph Oh hOWdru
ly framed is on exhibition in Hale's window.
Peaches promise to be abundant in the Port
land market to day.
Work has stopped ON the Maine General Hos
pital for lack of funds.
The Republicans of Stroudwater will throw
a Grant and Wilson flag to the breeze Monday
evening. Good speaking may be expected.
The Portland Continentals and Artillery will
participate.
The members of the Free Baptist Society Of
Rockland, of which Rev. b. f. Pritchard, for
merly of Cape Elizabeth, is pastor, have pur'
chased fine parsonage for his occupancy.
There will be Temperance meeting on Mon
Monday night at the Allen Mission Chapel.
The Eastern Railroad Company have agreed
to return free over their road, members of the
G. A. r. who attend the coming reunion in
this city.
Our usual evening shower visitd us yester-
day, but unaccompanied with thunder or light
ming.
A boy who escaped from the Reform School
some time ago and was arrested in Massachu-
sets for larceny was brought back to the city
last night.
Four vessels are now loading at this port
with material for wood pavements for Wash.
ington, ID. c.
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j. BURLEIaH 81 Co., SO Middle street, are
selling Cloth ng and Furnishing Goods slightly
damaged by water, less than one-half the cost.
j. BURLEIGH s. Co.,
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80 Middle st

ADAMsON's Balsam cures Asthma, Coughs
Colds, Lung Complaints Price 80 and IS cts
mrl5-T 7 S & WY.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

ALL persons should remember that the reduc
ton of 10 cents per pound on Teas took place
at Wilson & Co.'S Tea Store, 142 and IA
Exchange cor. Federal Street, July list, 1872,
and still continues. They are constantly re-
ceiving fresh invoices of purest Teas. Persons
in want of choice article can get suited to a
TEA at their store.
BURNED PoRTLAND.-I have the negatives,
and all the pictures taken of Portland before
the fire. FRED'K F. HALE.
ap13-tf
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Boston Stock List.
C1 -


NEW YORK, Aug. 16-Norning.-Gold at 1151.-
Money at 2per cent. Sterling Exchange 1884 g 1901.
Stocks dull and steady. State bonds dull.
The following arc tho atoms of Soutbarn .ocur
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RUBToEL.-A preparation for restoring and
identifying the complexion. Sold everywhere.
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RECRUITS WANTED.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Foreign Exports.


Foreign Exports.
HALIFAX. Ms. Steamer Falmouth-1100 bbls
-four 240 gals porter 80 boxes cheese lot merchandise
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HORACE GREELEY.-When Mr.. Greeley and
the Committee returned from Augusta on
Thursday evening, there were no carriages in
waiting, as the train was an irregular one, so
Horace took his seat on box of freight in the
station, and read newspapers by gas light I'M
til coach could be procured. On arriving at
the Falmouth Hotel he was interviewed by the
Portsmouth Committee. This duty performed
he shook off half dozen anxious supporters
who desired to talk over things with him, and
entered his ROOM Putting his boots out at the
door as a hint to all impulsive intruders, he
spent couple of hours at work. Yesterday
morning after breakfast he was escorted to the
p. S, & z. railroad depot, by the Portsmouth
Committee and Chas. p Kimbsll, James NJ
Churchill and James ii. Hamlin of this city.
There was no crowd to cheer him on his depar-
ture. He had relapsed to an ordinary traveller
He took his seat quietly in the car and occu-
pied himself with the morning papers. He
was received on his arrival at Portsmouth by a
Committee and escorted through some of the
principal streets, after which Frank Jones. fine
four horse team took him to Rye Beach fol
dinner
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DRUMS.

LARGE VARIETY Of all sizes for sale and
n I'D one. repaired at HALVES & ORA
ClN,s Music Store ~ Middle Street.
jy16souam
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator de bonis non with VIII
annexed Of the estate Of
RACHEL MOODY, late Of Falmouth,
in the County Of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds the law directs All persons having de,
mands upon the estate Of said deceased required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to SAID
estate are called upon to make payment to
PHILIP j. LARRABEE,
Admir-. de bonis non with Will annexed.
Falmouth, July 18th, 1872 ag3-5s"az
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PIONEERS!

Ian CA s TER H ALL.
MONDAY EVENING.
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tive this afternoon, the rates advancing from to
pei cent, closing at A per cent? the bulk of the
business being at per cent. The advance was ow-
ing to reports from Canada of strngency in Montreal
caused by the Dominion Government calling in big
and declined, the quotations ranging from 0St 9
0si for long and lo9s @ 1898 for short sight bills.
loans were made at o per cent. for carrying to
fiat. The clearances $56, 64s0 900. The Treasu-
~ disbursements S152 900. Governments steady
closing firm. State bonds frmer on Mssouris but
the others dull Stocks nrm but business light.
Erie advanced about per cent, but the latest deal
ty In Money favoraby effected stocks. Pauifc MAIL
Lake Shore, Ohio & Mississippi North Western and
Western Union showing decline. The market clos
ed dull.
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HUsrpTY DUMPTY-This Humorous piece,
which has been on the boards in Boston for
several weeks, receiving splendid patronage,
will be brought out in Portland next week. 1t
is the best thing that could be offered to our
people at this season.
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HAYES & Cragin have the Folio for September.
1t has a fine portrait of Julius Eichberg, Kitty
May, song and chorus by c. A. White, Strauss
Wine, Wife and Song waltzes and the bymn
Softly now the Light of Day, soprano and bar
it ,ne duet, arranged by e. Fl. Bailey.
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THE BAY STATE ExCURsIoNTsTs-Accor
to the st. John papers the Bay State excursion
lists came to grief there on Friday, it being
found out that there were only 100 paying pas
sengers out of the 900 on board, and that the
provisions AMI funds were both used up. Not
withstanding the fact that many made arrange
ments with the steward for their own food, the
party divided, and about half OF the whole
number chose their own way of returning back
to Boston. The steamer with the remainder OF
the party arrived here early yesterday morning,
and remained less than an hour. One OF the
passengers rushed up town, awoke the City
Marshal from his sleep at an untimely hour,
and made complaint that he had been robbed of
his money on board and wanted the matter in
vestigated, as he had one-half an hour to stop.
The Marshal thought he had better return and
have the passengers searched before they left
the boat on its arrival in Boston.
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VNE shall sell at public auction on Thursday, Aug
w 3D. at O'Clock p. NJ on the premises, the
modern and substantially built brick house No. 109
Pearl Street; said house contains 10 rooms ample
closet rooms very conveniently arranged, heat with
furnace Sc. This IL of the best located houses
In the city, being only few steps from Congress
street. Also the two wooden houses Nos 60 and 604
Oxford street, between Pearl and Wilmot streets.
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
JOHN ID. CHASE,
STEPHEN b. CHASE,
Executors.
#. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auctionsers.
au07td
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Religious Notices.

W. II. JUDKINs, Adjuiant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-15
ByLec 6 Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
RicR Ri6 ia AND CoUNTY CT HENklC03 AT
6onrt Of the c|tv of Richmond of the 18th Deceni-
her, Instant, In tile case Of the CommonEcaith o.
Virginia against H. is sherI OF spes s
commissioners appointed under said decree viii pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises the
9oWlpg f esf tb a 18th s of S. January 1872 at
al O'Clock =. NJ, certain LOT situate at the corner
Of Clay aud Hancock streets, fronting about ttnfty
two feet on Clay street and running back to an alley
c cea Ieit " Of sifPhMED DWELLING; &c
And Immediately afterwards, one LOT. with such
imnrovecnts rs may be thereon, near the corr.er
of Leigh and Henry streets fronting icet on
the south side OF Leigh street and running BACK 100
uincty-nluc feet from William b. BeaIc : iot. ,.,
Afierwhlch we will sell that LOT OF LAMP. With
the improvements thereon siTatT o1 oH on Cas
alley and THREE AND \ HALF FEET OF LOT
And Immediately thereafter vie will sell that LOT
OF GROUND, with such improvements rs may ne
thereon situate on the north side OF LeiSh street AZ
Dont $50 feet from the western line OF Fisher street.
running westwarly fronting 80 feet on Leigh street.
and extending back IFS feet to an alley twenty iee
An, on WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF January,
1872, we will sell the follow!ng-described Real
ESTATE-vlz., ut 81 o'clock 2. IL, that LOT OF
LAND. with the Improvements thereon. lying on
Federal street in Duval's addition, known In said
addition ms part Of Lot No. Is. commencing on the
north side Of Federal street 90 feet Inches from the
corner OF said street and st Stephens street fronting
80 feet inches OH Federal street; With depth OF
provcmcus, situate on Federal street, knowra as Lot
No. IS in Duvs addition, fronting on Federal strcc'
30 feet inches. and running TO the corner OF d..
stephens street so feet. -
And Immediately afterwards, say at 1t o'clock L.
NJ that LOT OF LAND lying on Brook turnpike,
with the improvements, adjoining the property OF
Peter Lawson, fronting so icet on the west line OF
ID IL n,,ik a ri & extending back
After which we will sell that lot known as Iol
No. l in Solomon Marks plan of Duyals addltion'
situate on the north side Of BGcons Quarter branch
fronting 40 feet street thirty feet VIDE ana run
ming back $50 feet, together with such improvements
as may be on said lot l.,
TERMS OF SALE: One-1fth cash; the residue II,
equal installments at six, twelve, eighteen, ana
twenty-four months, for negotiable notes with Int
rest at six per ceuum added and the legal title re-
tancd by the court until the entire purchase money
"a mid JAMES G. TAYLOR.
JOHN \. MEREDITH,
L. z. TURNER,
SDccal Commissioners.
Sale conducted by LEE 6 GopDtS, lib Main street.
l1 on 81
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ByGrubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE LANDS II THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD AT AUlTlON.-ln part eAec9.
ton Of a decree OF tie Circuit Court OF olcscrae!
county entered In the chancery cause OF haqs aa'
ais rS Gates and ais. the undersigned, spcc'a! CON.
misSioners thereby appointed, VIII sell Al a.
Chester. on the Richmond aud Petersburg Talr|S4'
on WEDNESDAY, 18th January, at |? o'clock 9:'
the following REAL ESTATE OF which the t!4 - ":
beverly Gates died seiZed-to wit Two IKA, -
OF LAND conveyed To said Gates W H. .. " Ill
free. ,.-,-. ., 49, u.,,,-...,
residence living on the Richmond and Petersburg
turnpjkc. adjoining the lands OF ". y. ferIue'
Charles w Friend {. I. Maurice. and a. II. Snr =.
and containing FIVE HUNDRED AND t9ki l :. .
good n1d' FEAMED DIV ELLSG with seven rooms te,
sides pantry and storc-rooIns, dairy, Kitchen, WE
harns-all of them excellent buildings. hHu' ' ,
of the land Is arabic, the balance IS nosu? III p'"'
OF original growth ,,,rn.c. ,.trt,g
FOUR HUNDRED AND NINETY -sENhN AN ~
OSE-,rt NTH ACRES, lying about a nsie 20 wv
VEST OF The above with the Clover II III railroad I"i'
ming through i, adjoining Hn!nns go. .J ,rt,a
$50 yards Of the hotel Ut Chester where u'eiT - -
post-o,lice church, and thriving Nll!asc. ~
are no improy upon tb, tract from ohs'.'
to two-thirds of 1t Is In original otk am P'''e WA
affordi;,g large quantity Of hne !uMUI; oryry
Also. q tract OF ONE HUNDRED AND Ella l.
ACRES on the Richmoud and Petersburg tust! ~
adjoining the Drcwry's Bluff estate tie itls ~ -"
r. Jones' X. A. WILLS, and formeriy o" n, .: ~,
ChyIkjry. Anda LOT In the plan 81 Dayton; o ~
north side OF the MANCHESTER anu fsi!iihs S'eN"
pike. 92t by la9 feet: ,p,-,,r,,n.v reach
bidders from Richmond and petersDuiR ihs: '"'~'
Chester by the CARS and return on lac sa.hc ~
Terms VIII be very liberal; II deSitei - I' a,
rnri,s " ST. NJ. GfLLiAM,l comrn',s.
"a G. c. McRAE.
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VACCINE NOTES from the indianapolis Eco

VACCINE NOTES from the indianapolis Eec-
nina Journal: "It don't cost the owner
much to keep n cow, if she is of the right
sort. 1t costs the neishbors heavily. Cows
destroy one hundred thousand dollars worth
of property in indianapolis every year. half
a dozen cows sleep in the East Market house
every night. Andy McOuatt fell over a
sleeping cow in the East Market house, and
came near breaking his neck. Jesse Jones's
cow was expatriatcd several years since. She
was the preccptrcss of all the gate-opening
cows in the city. S. N. Bristor has the most
talented cow now in the city. Shei a large,
bull-necked COW, with leather strap. She
can pick patent lock or jump a ten-rail
fence. Bricks enough to have built the five
per cent. courthouse have been broken over
her head. William Smith has large Texas
horned and red-spotted cow that runs with
Brstor's animal She can open any gate to
get in, but always pretends she can't get
out. Mrs. H, Of Massachusetts avenue,
has white cow, notorious Us cabbage
thief and wagon-robber. Harry Craft has a
hypocritical bay cow that always goes away
from home to forage. She prospects in the
daytime and depredatcs at night. Pennsyl'
yaniia street is her favorite range"
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
" BILE LAND IN HENRICO COUNTYABOUT
TEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND.-By virtue Of
decree Of Henrico County: Court, PRONOUNCED on
the l3th day OF January, 1872 IN the suit Of Lacy
and ais. IL: Hobson and ais. we shall, special
commissioners thereby appointed, proceed to sell 1T
public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
P. NJ. TRACT OF LAND containing ONE
HUNDRED AND ElGIITY-THREE AND FIVE
EIGHTHS ACRES, more or less, with the usual I'm.
provements thereon. and bounded by the lands of
Henry Powell, George Savage, and ais, being the
same land Of which the late cnjamin u. Il. Barker
and Julius A. uobson died seized.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash; balance ut SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with inter-
purchase money is paid and conveyance ordered
BY the court.
E Z Iflnl :; HSASSoN'} Commissioners
IN
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BY James II. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctiouec.,
No. lilo Nain street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF An UNDIvIDr

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED
l. MOIETY OF THE REAL ESTATE IN TItt.
CITY OF RICHMOND FORMERLY OWSEii
AND OCCUPIED BY THE VIRGINIA STrFt
COMPANY At AUCTIOS.-By virtue OF Icad
of trust executed March 1. 1859. by Trial Wells "a
William II. mcfarland and Powhatan Robert.
trustees, to secure the payment Of certain bond
dated March l. 1859, for $4,000, bearing ntcges, frn,
date, aud default having been made In tie paymeptof
said bond, and being required go 10 do by the inDe
tciary in said Decd ], substitute trustee appointed
by the Circuit Court OF Richmond, will offer for ala
at public auction. on TUESDAY tic goth day OF jar
rary 1872, az fair; II not the reyt fair day there
aftcr,( on the premises at 3; O'Clock 7. NJ. TIA,
undivided moety described IN said deed, follows
TO wit, The REAL ESTATE In the city of Rich.
mond situated on the north side Of james river
between Eighth and Ninth streets, fronting l23 Zee,
on the south side Of HaXals Mill canal an, rAtcnd.
ing back between parallel lines 23o feet 10 Jane,
river. together with that large BRICK WORK
SHOP thereon, with the right Of loo inches Of water
under four-foot pressure, taken from the Franklin
Papcr-Aiiu and the works below. This properly
from It's central location and water privileges fer
manufacturing purposes. may be considered among
the most valuable now In the market.
TERMS: Onc-thlrd cash: balance IT four. eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes Interest
added, secured by a deed Of trust.
A plat of the above property may DO seen q! tie
~ - ~ JAMES ALFRED JONES.
Substituted Trustee.
JAMES ". TAYLoG. Auctioneer. "a.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE paw W.
z by Grnbbs & Williams,
Arctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Slain and R,,L

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yAtr-A.
" BILE LANDS NEAR RlCHMOSD. nrIre
A PART OF THE CRAIGTOS ESTaTE.N-TInn
execution OF decree Of the Circuit Court az u.n.
rico entered on the 9th October, 1870 In The case ~
" II. ii. Smith aud ais rS Christians execntor srd
dls.,n the Undersigned, special commssinnorr
thereby appointed, viii sell at auction. nnor ,sa
premises, on MONDAY, 22d Of January, III co we
mcucing at II o'clock 81, the following LSSfIg
being part Of the Craigton estate OF which IL
late DR.. William A. Christian died seized living ,h,
three and One-iinlf miles east Of Richmond a'.'
First, the PRICE TRACT. c0ntaiping TWo
II UED ED AND SEVENTY-SEyES Am
THREE-TENTHS ACRES, lying near the Cr,ir'
ton road; about 100 acres high land, and Inc 70
mainder including about 30 acres OF woods In ssrnns
low grounds and meadows, suitable for yrass ana
corn N
Second, SIX LOTS. averaging about aftv ,.,o.
eacb lying OH each side Of the CrHlgt0n road. No.
and 2 being cleared; No. 3. oHe-iE,f cleared and
the other In wood some Of them very heavy. The
sale of these lots will commence with No. he.ret
the city, and proceed In regular order.
These lands arr well adapted to fri!t-groving and
trucking. The uplands are light, quick, and bro.
ductive; the bottom land Is very rich. The arress
to the city Is by good roads, and the neghborhCod,
good and improving.
Plats OF the Land can be seen at the Office OF TIE
auctfonecrs.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six, two,r.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with In
tercst added. Title retained by the court until ,ha
notes ure paid. Purchaser TO pay taxes for l.7l "
JOHN 4. COKE. Comrnissionc,
GRUBRS & WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs. t,s