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A Curious Kind of Zebra.

= A menagerie man who boughtGa ze-
Ora from an individual who said that he
had just arrived from Africa with the
! animal, kept his purchase closely con-
fined in its cage for several weeks, until
I he thought a washing would do it good.
: Then he lead it down to the creek, and
gave it good scrubbing for half an
honr. At the end of that time the men
'ageriesman was surprised to- perceive
that the zebra's stripes had entirely dis
appeared. And now, if anybody wish.
: es to buy an able bodied and energetic
mule, warranted to be kind in single
harness and not to suffer from hoIhe
sickness because it can't get back to
Africa, such an article can be procured
!. .of.asmenagerie- person who is disguised
\ with zebras. 4 -r'aa eii' he saA,
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SnERIFF'S SALE.
Stephen Thompson
VS..
The Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany ct al

\ q I q .
DY virtue of an order of sale and writ Of
y execution will offer at public auction, at
the front door of the court house in the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, on
Saturday, the 26tk day of October, 1872,
between 8 O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p. In.
on said day, the following described property
to wit:
All that tract of land, being part of trac-
tional section twenty four, in township two
of range three, beginning for the same on the
Ohio River bank, Immediately on the upper
side of small run, being the lower corner of
the land owned by the heirs of John Jones,
deceased; running thence south thirty eight
and half degrees west thirty and three-tenth
poles up said run to the lands of the heirs of
James Foggin; therce with said lands south
forty mine degrees east ten poles to a rock
oak; thence south twenty.seven degrees east
twelve and fourteenth poles to red oak;
thence south twenty -one and half degrees
east one and halt poles to the corner of the
lands formerly owned by James kirkpatrick;
thence south with said lands north fifty three
degrees east thirty-three poles to the Ohio
River thence up the bank of the Ohio River
to the place of beginning, containing seven
acres and ninety poles, more or less.
Also part of the southeast quarter OF Sec
tion sixteen. in township two of range three,
beginning for the same at point where the
Marietta Railroad, as now located, enters upon
the lands of John Martin between stations
four hundred and eighteen and four hundred
and nineteen and to run so as to take tract
of land fifty feet in width on each side OF the
said railroad the whole distance through the
lands of the said John Martin, the lines to
run parallel with said road. -.
Also the culvert across Little Run on the
land OF George W. Woods.
Also, part of culvert on Big Run on the
lands of Black Charley.
Walton,
Also, one culvert on Still House run, On the
lands of John Gsodhue and Seth Ward. ~.
Also. one culvert on the lands of John
Forney.
Also, the first culvert below the town Of
Clarington.E IL " AZ EET "
Also, one culvert on the lands of Thomas
Rea eta }sb tsem sai lo1i shade fsg-s ai
Also one eulyert on the lands of ]. N.Genin
Also, one culvsrt on the lands of John
Litman.
Also, one culvert on Narrows Run on tbs
lands of Neal Mozeny and W Griffin.
Also, one culvert on the lands of George
Thistle. ~ i8EI .yI @GtIf & =
| Also one culvert on the lands of the heir:
of John Beauman.
Also, one culvert on the lands of
Bridgeman.
Also one culvert on the lands of J. Muhle.
man.
2 Also, one oulvert on the lands of Godfrey
Muhleman. III liijfIlflH
GEORGE CALDWELL,
sep24w5,c 60 L1l Sheriff M. G. o.,
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y . , -
Proclamation.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
~ electors of the county of Monroe, State of
Ohio, that general election will be held, re-
quired by law, on the Tuesday, next after the
1st Monday in November in this year,being the
Fifth day of November, 1872,
at the several places of holding general elections
in said county of Monroe,and you win then and
there proceed to vote by ballot for Electors of
President and Vice President of the United
States of America, for the State of Ohio, as fol-
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Notice of VIII.

NOTICE is hereby given that the last will
IN and testament of Johu Patterson, late Of
Center township, Monroe county, Ohio, together
with the record thereofwas destroyed by fire
on the 18th day of June, 1867 and that duly
certified copy thereof was admitted to record
in my Office on the 18th day of August, 1872,
and recorded therein,
,SI1Jf fSt8, $50. TO. CASTLE,
sep3w3. Probate Judge NJ. c. o.
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me- me- Eleetor for the 1st Congressional District.

and two Electors for the State at large.
The polls to be opened between the hours of
and 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day and
closed at o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
Given under my hand at my effico in Woods
field, this 2Sth day of September, 1872.
.'{f 'eae GEORGE CALDWELL
get1td, Sheriff Monroe Co, O.
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DAILY
HACK8

between Barnesville and Woodsfeld, leaving
former place after arrival of morning trains
and arriving at Woods6eld at Up. m. Re-
turning will leave Woodsfeld at a. m and
arrive at GAINESVILLE at l p. ms. in time for
afternoon trains east and west. .r.
No effort will be spared to insure the com.
fort of passengers on our line, and we re.
spectfully invite the travelling public to give
us their patronage. =
T Packages carried in each direction and
promptly and safely delivered.
aug6Y. s,.5r R. P EDNRY, Proprietor.
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B0utwelfs Gold P0iicy..Wasi
Street Advances fer the PennSyl.
SanIa Canvass. X

..NEw YoRK, October 10,-H il cur
.rsntly reported that Simon Cameron,
all through the recent campaign in Penn
ssylyania, hadsauthority to draw on Wall
street for all the money he needed. Last
week If is said that Henry Qews con-
tributed S25,000. aud other Grant bank
ers corresponding sums. In way OF
reimbursement, Boutwell, opened his
horn of plenty to- the extent sof S10,.
000, 600, and gave secret Information to
3 the favored financiers The latter also
: have proited enormously by the fall in
gold and the rise in stocks. This ex
plains how they could affo,d TO give s
: corfe 6loWche to Simon Cameron, and
ssshy Tom Murphy's adherents last week
! bet on Hartranft without reserve and
gave odds. Between the millions in
Wall street and the Philadelpf1ia regis
rtration, they had an absolutely sure
thing. Cameron Is Gar of Pennsylva
mia, and there is no help for it unde'
? Grant, Boutwell, and Clews. .a
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/, EgAt reunion of the Beer family
at the residence of Rev. Thomas Beer
in Ashland. Ohio. a few days ago, there
were present of its older members, Mr.
Robert Beer, of PittsburS, Penn, aged
eighty years; William Beer, aged sew.
enty eight years; Richard Beer, aged
seventy-six years; Thomas Beer, aged
seventy two years, and Mrs. Jane Beer
Ewing, their sister, aged sixty. six years.
Their united ages were three hundred
AMI seventy two years
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= $ A Paris paper tells the following sto-
ry;.aA Breton peasant, on-his way to
Paris. stopped at abarber shop in Ram
boniI,let. While the barber was strap
ping his razor,the peasant noticed dog
sitting near his chair. and staring at him
flcrcelsE sNllat is the matter with that
dogW The barber answered with an
anconcerned air "That dog is always
there. You see wien l cut off an car
sWcIi;2,' ~ well ir cats it
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator of the estate of John Klotzle
late of Monroe county, Ohio. deceased.
sep24w3 JOHN AUHLEMAN.
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Attachment.

Thomas Muldoon, plaintiff Before VIM. j.
against Crawford, J. P OF
Abel Brown. Defendant, Washington Tp.,
Ohio, on the Both day of September, A. D., 1879,
said Justice issued an order of Attachment in
the above action for the sum of SIC 90; this
cause is set for hearing on Monday the 18th
day Of November, 1879. estSwR.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed, by the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, Admins
tor of the estate of James G. Amos, decd.
sepl7w3. ..,s,,. JOHN AMOS.
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Coul-
IL ty Commissioners at their December ses-
sion, praying for the alteration of the county
road leading from Pleasant Grove meeting
house. near the township line; thence the
nearest and best route to Lingo's mill; thence
to the forks of the road on the lands of Jo-
ssph Dew.-ssp24w6. MANY PETITIONERS.
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The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
Tuesday. October ~. 1872.
In The Cars,


1 was riding in the cars some days
ago, says our friend John, and sat along
side of fellow who was as weather
beaten as if he had been sitting *
weeks astraddle of watermelon, trying
to put out the sun by splitting at it. We
conversed. said to him:
What's your name?''
s"Says he, 'Adolphus,
~e Says l, "Your mothers name?"
says he, MARY
| looked amazed, and says I, "Mary,
Mary! can it be possible that you are
the lamb?n
Says he, "'Ehe what ~
Says l, The lamb that Mary had ?"
He revealed the fact that he was not
the lamb, and he further observed, at
is all fred hot A
Says I, Ibid you ever visit a tropical
climate ~
Says he. ~ what?
Says /, "A hot climate"
Says he, "Jimminy erik, stranger
I've Towed up side hill Fourth of Ju-
ly, when the sun set my straw hat on
fire, and if that amt hot climate, why
] hain's been to one as YETI
Before had time to reply the con-
ductort came along and shouted out,
..ackets."
Greeny--"Fve got none.
Conductor-sMoney then"
Greeny-sI haven't any
Conductor-"Got pass ?"
Greeny-"No, hain't got pass"
Conductor Thunder and Spikes,you
don't expect to travel on these cars fol
nothing, do your oi
Greeny-"You advertise to take. o
sfellow for rnothing, anyway d "a
Conductor-"How so ?''
sGteehy--eWhy, down there in your
orihce in Cincinnati, you've got great
big sign stuck up in store writing; il
says: Through to New York without
change ;" - '-''' -i'''--
The conductor dropped his anchor
and put. that fellow ashore right BY {
big white post with some black letters
on it which read 30,miles. ~ 400
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Election Notice.

To the Qualified Electors Of Salem
Township, Monroe County, State Of
Ohio: 'a .'. ~". '- ... 't."'
WHEREAs, a written request has been
w made by one hundred tax paying Elec-
tors of Salem township, Monroe county, State
of Ohio. upon the Trustees of said township,
to call a meeting of the qualified electors
thereof, to vote for or against the construc,
tion of railroad by said township of Sa-
lem, the terraini of which shall be respect
lively at an eligible point on the west line of
said township by way of Sunfsh Creek, and
an eligible point on the north and south line
of said township, by way of the valley of the
Ohio River, and passing through said
township, and the appropriation therefor of
Twenty-Five Thousand Four Hundred Dol
lars, said sum to be raised by the issuing OF
the bonds of said township, in the manner
provided by an act of the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, passed April %, 1872,
entitled an act to authorize counties, cities, i'm
corporated villages and townships to build
railroads, and to lease and operate the same,
said Bonds to bear interest from date of issue,
at the rate of eight per cent per annum pay
able semi annually, aud the principal thereof
payable. one tenth in nine years from the
date of said bonds, and one tenth each year
thereafter, until all are paid; both principal
and interest Of said bonds to be made p sya-
BILE at the office of the Treasurer of Monroe
County. .r-a..
Now, therefore, said qualified electors of
Salem township, Monroe county, Ohio, are
hereby notified to meet at their usual place
of voting, between the hours appointed by
law for holding elections, on the I'd day of
November, 1879, to vote for or against the
construction o. said railroad, 'a..G
Said qualified electors voting tor the con-
struction of said railroad will endorse upon
their ballots "Railroad Yes" and those yo-
ting against it will endorse "Railroad, No."
SETH WARD,
WI. BOOTH,
-''.' N. A. MARTIN,
Trustees.
Attast JAMEs PuTrRp Tn Clork oct1uE
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For terms. particulars, &c., apply to
WM. SUMNER & co,
Legal Notice,

"HOMAS KENNEDY, John Kennedy
IL James Kennedy, Samuel Casey and Mary
Casey his wife, John Kennedy, William Hart
line and Margaret E. Hartline his wife. James
Carson, Mary Jane Carson and her husband
whose name is2 unknown and John Robinson,
will take notice that on the 9th day of August,
1872 Alexander Kennedy filed a petition in the
court of common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio
the object of which is to establish certain pa.
per writing filed with the petition as copy Of
the hast will of James Kennedy, ST., deceased
The said petition will be for hearing in said
court at the October term 1872 you are requir-
ed to answer by October 26 1872.
--HuG G4hlL HOLLISTER g. OKEY, }
sepSws. 5tq jho Astgs for plaintiff,
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PITTSBURGH. PA.

PlTTSBURGH, PA.
An institution for the thorough practical ed
ucation of young and middle-aged men foi
all departments of Commercial life. 81,
The oldest, largest, and most complete
practical Business College insAmerica, and
the only one having connected with it an Ao.
TuAL BUSINESS. department, conducted on a
veritable money basis.
Patronized by the sons of Merchants, Ban
kers, Farmers, Mechanics, and Business Men
from all parts of the United States.
Students can Enter at any Time.
% 80 For large descriptive Circulars giving
full particulars. address
octsm2. &c. SMITH. A. NJ, Principal.
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Legal Notice.

NIILS0N S. BALL who resides ont of the
w State of Ohio, will take notice that on
the 21st day of September, 1879, Hulda
Ball filed her petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, praying
for an allowance of alimony out OF moneys in
the hands of Hiram Foreman coming to said
Wilson S. Ball and eujoining certain notes
on said Foreman in the hnnds of James
Stranathan, said petition will be for hearing
at the next term of said Court.
JAMES E. JONES,
sept24w6. Atty for prff
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MAN,

Z Now there are but two courses, eithel
OF which you can take. One is to say
~ lam not living and dressing as well
as my companions, and must have
fue clothes and better fare.
10 The other is to say with stern manli
ness
- have come here to make my way
and honesty and simplicity require that
should not live any higher than L my
self can earn the means of living.
will be no mans pauper or beneficiary
+ will make what / take; and what ]
make and take shall support me.
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Accommodation A our Motto.
THROUGH FARE REDUCED FROM
SO to $l so. bs4
The Mail Line Always as Cheap as
any Other.
COMPETITION DEFIED.

Having secured the contract for carrying the
United States mail, the subscriber will run
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ETT The vote of West Virginia, Aug
ust %, has been officially declared, with
out returns from Mcdowell and Ritchie
Counties, as follows: For the new Con
stitution, 42,154 against, 37,74S. The
total is 79,902-an increase of 22,044
lover thcvery full vote of last year on
calling q Constitutional Convention, and
an increase of 30.571 over the vote fol-
President in 1868. Although none but
Democrats voted to ratify the Constitu
ton, very many Democrats voted
against it. The straight Grant votes out
Of The total of $4,000 does not exceed
10000. After while, the Grant news
papers will not put West Virginia in the
s"Grant pyramid"
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Mary c. Eckelberry ct al
VS..
Eunice Brown ct al.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door Of the court house in the town OF
Woodsfeld, betE cen the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m. and 4 o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 26th day of October, 1872,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The east half of the northwest qnarter of
section fifteen, township three of range Ave,
except seven acres more or less sold off the
north end, now owned by Thomas C, Penn
containing seventy three acres more or less.
Appraised at Sl.l16.
GEORGE Caldwell,
esp24w5. Sheriff NJ. c. o.
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ signed has been appointed Administrator
of the estate Of Jacob Toni, deceased.
sspAowc, JOHN LTDI.
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Attachment.

Philip Schumacher Before FIN, Beard
v5. ~. p of Center
Eagle Foundry Company. township, Monroe
county, Ohio; Judgment sgainst defendant
for $50 and costs. Set for final hearing or
Tuesday, November 5. at 10 o'clock a. m.
ser24w3. P. SCHUMACHER, Sr.
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PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
T'or Medicinal Purposes, may always be found
Il at J. T. JUDKINS'. u
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JU D K Ms A Fl E A D
Il Ard " A R { j!
T z r M 8 Q "A. s HLII

7 BEG leave to say to the citizens Of Mon.
l roe county that will keep on hand and
for sale,, at the LOWEST CAsH PRICES, a fine
assortment of
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The late fire in the Fifth-Avcnue Hotel,
New York, caused no suspension OF busl-
ness.
Voltaire's definition Of physician is An
unfortunate gentleman, expected every Gay
70 perform q miracle-nameiy, 10 recohclle
health with intemperance."
The minimum speed ut which newS-re-
ports are sent is twenty-five words per
mnutc-1 800 per hour; very often rs hlSh
as forty words are sent-2,loo woros pei
hour.
The longest matrimonial engagement on
record Is that of a couple who were married
at East Lynn, Mass, on THANKSGIVING; day
They were betrothed in 1917, and had been
drawing out the sweetness OF the engage
ment season ever since.
Mr.. George \. Peay, the Louisville lnsu'
rance agent who SO mysterlously disappear
ed in New York recently, married niece oi
Keats, the celebrated English poet, who dlcd
and was buried at Rome, Italy, and who was
the subject of one Of ohclley's finest poems
"Adonair."
i country paper says: Gone of our resi-
dents about to depart West desires to sell 4
sitting in one Of the most eligible, grocefic;
in town. The stove is one OF the most power
full In market. and the cracker ana sugar
barrels arc within easy distance"
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Tar ayr1Ea ON 90 MovEaEST.--Th

Tar ASrr.Ea a-No 90 MOVEMENT.
movement against the use Of cgg.nos, wines
and other intoxicating liquors during the
Cnr;stmas and New Years holidays Is ;"
earnest that its advocates are encouraeea 20
hone for more in this direction now Una"
ever before. The City Temperance oonFen-
ton and the Young Mems Christian A :. 20
citation have issued a circular ,addressea ~
the pastors of all denominations on tne SUI ..
Sec. as follows: you are respectfully out
earnestly requested to call the afternoon 90, o,
YOUR congregation on, Sunday next 70 .se
1erpsious practice Of setting out eSg-nos'
mns and New Years holidays, more esSeeaa!,
IL before the vc.a1g, aud Of tempting anu
cp,icins them to rrfake theresa. Urge
tbom to discountenance shis custom ID
eveTy way possible, by all that IS sacrea ! 70
sclie|on. or to the moral weiibeinns OF the
eoSmunity, and especially by ar shat IS
s,cred to the best Interests OF the ks,ne
generation" As before stated a mass hs ga
ing on the subicc. will be held at Mar E;Gm .
Institute on sunday evening, at which , i,
number of promipsslt speakers are eNpec'e''
70 be present Baltimore Sun, 1871.
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The HlsrosY or CoryrE~-ln WORK lnsa
written by a Mr.. Robert hswett' 5r., s",nsii
ris history, Of this toothsowe perry ss Srst
yaucY friend, be tells us that c'ncc WAS H.I,
proved 10 rs pptritipus by rerta.o D "I s,,n
named Hatj Cfrsr, who. eSiIed frol,' st's ond
was driven by hun;;ses 20 eat the oert IT, 70
subsequently stepping Sen in wate, .,a ~
quench his thirst, be discoyeA tin peEers AZ,
which now grces the breakfast 'oIcs ~ s. ~
world. 4 table giving the consun' l'"" ol
various kinds of coffee in the United Sth;sa
for the year 1871 shows that we contpive 10
absorb 316,609,765 pounds, 244,so9,oeO OF
which come from Brazil, while the Centla'
American, Mexican, and other foreign porS
send Us but SOS, 1855.
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The late fire in the Fifth-Avenue Hotel,
New York, caused no suspension OF Dusi-
ness.
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BY jaIIcs i. Appcrson.
Prul Estate Agent and Auctionecr,

CPLENDiD PROPERTY FOR SALE
- AT AUCTION.-Atth the request Of the owner
will offer for sale ut auction, Oh the promises On
FRIDAY. December 20. lSTc. at l. cncn " -
that extremely valuable property known n III:
MONUMENT HOTEL, and me LOi anloihihF'
with the wuo;Irn aud brick buildings thereon.
This ,ropv,ty l. -ultch in The cxac, geographical
centre Of HE city. Immediately opposite to the Can-
'ul square. II. The JUNCTION OF Grace ana Nlnth
Strrcts directly opposite 10 Capitol street, ana hi!-
nIualicd for the beauty Of its situation. It has 4
front Of lG3 feet Oh HI; west side OF Ninth street
iI o. feet on tae north side Of Grace street, and
hrc-im!rt - Tho l"t hes depth OF 100 feet run
ming back from Ninth street.
The urorcr;y j, chartered. AMI may hc taken by
company In shares Of lJr, in which event the owner
viii lax" nn,rh"r Of them. When INC ChfcapGake
r,n,,letrd. tarre ,ai,St be u frSt-riHSs hutd on
pockne Hi. and this spu; is without rival for r.
Untl preparations made To build The rental VIII
keep down interest, taxes, &C. The property may
be bought privately, and negotiations are Invited.
TERMS: Very liberal. .,.,>,, ,,
titl.,l
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rs Grubbs < Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

I ARGE SALES OF BA kRU = It's
IASDS-We will sell on 18th and 2eth Decem-
her respectively. commencing II. II O'Clock NJ, In
front Of United States custoIn-housc, for William
II. Allderdice, assignee, about EIGHrTHOUSAND
ACRES Of LAND lying in various counties in the
eastern part Of Virginia aud in about fifty parcels
the most al them being FARMS with good in.-
proycmeuts and varying In size from ten to six hum
drcd acres.
Also some city property, VILLAGE LOTS, and
COUNTRY STURES.
See detailed advertisements In the daily State
Journal. GRCBES i WILLIAMS,
de 5-cod Auctioneers.