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The sun., 1872-08-29

The spread Of Liberal principles in Yer
mont, which Is uopularly supposed TO be a strong
hold Of Grantism, Is well illustrated by little
event Of an unusual character which has just
taken place. Some six weeks ago the Repulll-
can County Convention for Rntand county was
held, and the regular party nominees placed In
the Geld for the September election. In the
mean time popular sentiment has progressed
wonderfully and the ayowod friends OF GREE
LEY and BRowS have Increased beyond all cal
culation. So rapid was the growth OF the pre-
yang sentiment Tor reform ln the community
that the GRANT county committee became
alarmed by the fear that some OF their candi-
dates might have become Affected, and TO as
sure themselves that all was right they took the
trouble to prepare series OF questions, which
was sent TO each OF the regularly nominated
candidates, and which was intended TO draw
from the persons TO whom the questions were
addressed plain ayowals Of their faith that true
Republcanism consisted in an unquostoning
adherence 10 the fortunes II President GRANr.
Unfortunately for the hopes Of these worthy
people, however, the responses to their queries
were Of so unsatisfactory a character that new
Convention was called Ia hot haste, aud two Of
the strongest candidates dropped from the
county ticAet-all II which has afforded great
ENCOURAGEMENT to the friends Of honest govern
ment In the Green Mountain state.
The sun., 1872-08-29

For the accommodation OF uptown residents, adyor.
asemonts for TuE suS will be received AZ our regular
ntes At the uptown advertisement ofrces 5iH West
rhirysccond street, junction OF Broadway and Sixth
venue, and 3OS West Twenty third street, opposite
srand Opera House. snd the east side ats II Grand
hrcet near Hast broadway from A. NJ to 80 4. NJ.
The sun., 1872-08-29

NIX Strakosch arrived ou Tuesday evening IC
the china lie has engaged the following ar,-ts. Me.
ar.1tta PATTI SIG. Mario, tcuori Nile Ter "a s.,4,
piano virtuoso; Mons. Laprct violin yirfnoso, N....
1ell foule primo baritone; Mss Nule Louise 'dr''.
toutrNluf Mons Mario, accumpanl,i. Nl.. Ntru l.t
81 tnday IN .hr RUSSIA. balance ot cJu iu. 4'.
itr etu lu thr ST. Laurent iun Arr Nr. ..N.
way NM.
The sun., 1872-08-29
Again in the Field,

Tho great Blrnum has just purchased Mo
building occupied by Mr. Lent for a circ4. .u O. r.
teenth street and VIII enlarge e. ana iu Noyart.tn
put into II hi' great travelling fuusu in u I, ..I
rWeu. haNns pald VI. George Wood fur t.c pu,.. sa
OF tAhlO.ilug IA New York.
The sun., 1872-08-29
A Boiling Delegate TO the Louisviiie Con.
Vculion.

10 ne EAior or The sun.
SR; At tho "stralght-out" Convention at
Trenton, Aug. %, was elected - delegate to the
Louisville Convention for the Fifth District Of New
Jersey. As Democrat, repudiste that Convention.
| have always acted In harmony with the Democratic c
party, and do not favor the OF my for base
purposes wish it TO be dlstincty understood that
cas ny lot WITH the people who are marching on to Dc
pose from power corrupt Administration.
,,, . STEPHEN DKEpAS.
The sun., 1872-08-29

Tweniy first District, New York-The Hon
''lnton L. Merriam - Lewis county, Rrpuliican.
Republican. ~ ''' :" ''"''
., Lsgpq'.,arst District New York. Fills II. Roberts,
Fourth District, Missouri II II. Hutchon democrat
vlWeYp ioursh Dis1Es.i, AcN ivrk Il. HOLLAND uacil
The sun., 1872-08-29
Orange COUNTY for The Chnprnnnn Fnrmcr.

4 large and earnest meeting OF The farmers
OF orange county In favor OF Uncle Horace was ned at
Washngtonville on Tuesday evening MIR. Alden Gold.
smith, formerly strong Grant man, presided. At the
cone aoh ~ the meeting lOl men sgred the roll tlr
Greeley tluh. They were Liberal Republicans and
Democrats, about equally divided.
The sun., 1872-08-29
John Morris.ey Holding The srnle..

The $1,000 bet which was advertised in the
Das Aeir' columns for some time takcu at sara.
loga ty Joseph Monhclmer on behalf u four or i've
neut,mth. one tA1usad dollars forfeit was placed IN
put up on the dny before the Maine c.ection.
The sun., 1872-08-29

Tho Convention Of tho Amate 3r Oarsuer 2
America met AZ Dc Garno's, Fitth avenue and .out-
ie'nlh street yesterday. James Wa'rnu - %. AGa
Elub was elected cnairnun. The od.cer, rI..'tI
u%ults NJ, Ltrgusuu, prcsli. ut; A. f. pvAter Vice
lTeedtut; W, L. stuvpel, svtr.t.fy.
The sun., 1872-08-29

Tho citizens Of West1eld, y. J., viii hold a
monster meeting on Saturday evening to form Gree.
ey ana Brown campaign club From the enthusiasm
~ .y manifested, Ne predict this All be- tAe .r-r.t
meeluS ever held In Mtstncld '"'e'''
The sun., 1872-08-29
Thirty Person. Drowned,


LIsnoN, Aug. 2s.-A despatch from Oparto
says that The steamship Pcrsevcranz went ashore dcrps
ntog At nc entrance Of the harhor and became toa
Oas. Ihlrty passcnserH were drowned before ASsi,t
hnee could reach them. '''
The sun., 1872-08-29

More than iUJ voters Of West End, Jersey Clty,
have .isrrd call for Greeley and Brown mass meet
inr, aud The forming " club on Friday evening
Many OF the sgnere leading Grant men AT he iasi
election. ~ '' ~ '"N ''''
The sun., 1872-08-29
The Cnbnn War Ye.srI Ordered snld.

TNUVIDHNVt' Aug, EH.-In the UnItod States
n'riet Court to-day Judge Knowles adJudged the Gu.
pan war vessel the schooner Pioneer forfeited 10 the
United states, gnd ordered warrant OF sale ~ '
The sun., 1872-08-29

Tie canvass for Gen. MARTIN T. MONA
nos f.r Congress Is going on most Gallanuy
and cheernsy in tie downtown district Of
this city. In 1870 ho was honestly elected
there and was counted out In ls,2 the peo-
pie Will do him Justice, aHd no counting ou,
lrn be nm -ii.nlk
The sun., 1872-08-29

We arc glad to announce that the Fun Arenue
Journal Is now paying lts owner handsome div ldend
Tits undoubtedly due TO the excellence OF it cartoons
and ia neat typography,
The sun., 1872-08-29
THE BRooKLrY KEMDLEs.
Addition. Division, and silence in the Corpo-
ration Counsers Omoo W Wholesale Fraud
and Robberv-The Amount Distributed
Among the Ring Favorites.

Addition. Division, and silence in the Corpo-
ration Counsers Once " holessio Fraud
and Robbery-The Amount Distributed
Among the Ring FavOrites.
To the Editor or The sun.
Sin: BY the laws of 1870 1t was provided
that the Corporation Counsel Of the city OF
Brooklyn should receive a stated salary and give
his whole time and attention to the duties OF
his Office, and that his salary during the tenure
OF service should neither be increased nor
diminished, and that all moneys received by
him should be handed over to the city treasury.
In 1871 Corporation Counsel Dewitt Dent up to
Albany while the Legislature was In session and
smuggled through a bill containing the pro-
vision "that thereafter all costs received In
actions either In Justices or any OF the higher
courts should belong to the Corporation Coun-
sell" That there was a big job In this Is evident
from the fact that during last winter over 5000
summons were Issued for the violation Of the city
ordinances n early all OF which were compromised
by the payment Of the costs, which averaged IS
in each case. Even persons who had been sum
moned and were not guilty compromised rather
than stand the annoyance Of suit. In cases
where the penalty ought to have been collected
they were waived to allow the Cooperation
Counsel to obtain the costs with more facility,
In the pavement question, which was appealed,
Dewitts costs Amounted to nearly 5000;
In the same bill that Dewitt rushed through
AZ Albany sections and 10 Us als9 prONldeu
that all moneys due for searches and opening
streets shall be paid from the revenue fund on
bolnR confirmed. The former system was to pay
when the Assessments were levied and collected.
This opens the door to another system OF fraud.
IL seems that the present Corporation Counsel,
unlike his predecessors, nevet makes an onicial
search. THIS would involve The payment OF the
Registers and County Clerks fees. NOtwlth-
standing this nearly $4,000 a years. expended in
his Oaice and distributed among number OF
Ring favorites who undoubtedly declare divvy
with somebody In 1871 the following enorbi-
tant amounts were paid out for searching to
the following Ring men:
To Mantlce ElizKerald Connlx Anhlinr q brother In.
The sun., 1872-08-29

IN the early part OF the summer Alderman
WyHe OF the seventh Ward offered a resolution
to the eject that hereafter all corporation
searches for the opening of streets be made OH
cially. The resolution was passed, but when IL
came before the Ring Mayor some parties had
seen him. and next week Powell sent it back
with his veto. Alderman Mylie at once pre-
sented another resolution, which was passed,
be appointed Toy the President ~ the Board, hut
up 10 the present time Alderman Bergen has
not appointed such committee, and the bare
faced robbery still goes on.
Why the Committee Of Fifty have shirked
this part Of their ferreting-out business | leave
them To answer; but In Justice TO the taxpayers
viii inform them that II they require further
abstract book of street openings la the Comp
trnller's ONCE.
DROOKLNN, Aug. q.
The sun., 1872-08-29

TIE election OF Horace Greeley means honesty. Jus.
tiCe 10 the south, reconciliation reform and peace.
His knowledge " aud extensive acquaintance with
the statesmcn uf the Nhoe country win euabs him to
call about him the best Demo, rattle and Liberal kepub.
ean talent In the land as his constitutional advisers
We have every confidence In Ills ability, his fairness
his honesty, and his hrinness.
We helleye he will make one OF the best Presidents IN
our history. aud that Old honesty will Worthy al
the chair once occupied BY old Hickory"
our platform means " Peace aud good will TO man.
Il Christian platform. We may Invoke the blessing
of Divine Providence upon such cause and 20 Tor.
ward 20 the NOr before vs. with stout hearts and IL
ing hands.
The sun., 1872-08-29
what Means Itf


What means this wide commOton from the East unto
the west2
What bears this swelling cloud In rs vivid. cleaning
hrcast2
what is the hope and glory that nashng DER way
What IL the thought that surges in million hearts to-
dayp
It's peace 10 all country rs union strong and deep
It's hiding sad dihe rences in dark obyions keep;
It's looking to the future to issues new and grand
The full harmonious progress Of our many land
It that all equal that the mighty strife DER
That Freedom crowned with honor reigns supreme
from shore to shore;
That having wrought submely, subliinely FORGET,
That across the bloody ehasm the unmaed hands arc
met.
It that we rousins to the grandeur Of the
hour,
To grasp s mobiles, elements Of glory and Of povr;
To put our vast Republic on higher wider plans
OF marvellous achievement new splendors TO attain.
Norm PLArr, Nebraska. s.B. =.
The sun., 1872-08-29

To'al ...,,..21 -6 e 27T T0tal -,.....I Y 5 II
ist. %. o. an. 5th 6ih. IN. sth. oh.
Aiilstic....... MinilStiS Co.,. : z : 9 3 SiS
Runs earned Athletic 2; Atantc,5.
Umpire Mr. {. Mills. Mutual Club.
Time Of gauc-2 hours and .l minutes.
To-day, Mutuals and AtY,ctIcs, On UI4un ground.
The sun., 1872-08-29

have called county conveption. There is nest
wAYsx CourrY-Many old Republicans orc out for
Greeley. Organization is incomplete. hcDougAl,
Grant candidate for Congress, will be beaten; -.
WYOMING CoUETY.-The committee Ind ttrong
Greeley sentiment in the county. 1he Liberals are
Wide awake.
YITEs CouNTY.-The organization Of Ystee county
satisfactory and II IN boiling over with enthusiasm
Tor Greeley The cause prOspere beyond the snticlp~
uOns OF all.
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERs
quarters. Messrs. Scheli and Gallagher are con-
atantly employed in attending to correspond
ence, which continues to arrive In undated
volume.
Among the visitors registered were G. c. Clark,
Troy Pres; the Hon. Waldo Hutchings, the
Hon. J. NJ Ashley, Ohio; W. w. Dechest,
Yonkers; l.. II. wilkes, New Jersey; l.. o. d.
Kerr, Albany; Gen. John II. McKlenny Ala
bama; Gen. G. q. Dalgren, Mississippi and ID.
Magoun, Ogdersburg.
NATIONAL Liberal REPUBLICAN HEADQUAR-
TERs.
At Liberal National Headquarters were regis-
tered Gen. w. III. Allen, New Jersey; the Hon.
Henry Bidwell, Brooklyn; Robert Morris, Secro-
tary Pennsylyanla State Committee; Isaac
Wright, White palns; J. Bolton Huene, Phila-
dephia; Maj. John McClurg Alabama, Cen l..
\: ONeil, Alabama aud the Hon. VIM. Warner,
Alabama.
THE ARITHMET1CIANa.
The ofnce-seekers aud slnecursts who lounge
about the Fifth Avenue Hotel were visited yes
terday by George II. Sharpe, Kingston; w. II.
Rollins. New Hampshire; w. Orton, New York
I. Tarbell, Mississippi; G. T.. Allen, Consul at
Bermudai John w. Langston, Washington.
The sun., 1872-08-29

We would Wlrr the true Democrats OF this county 9
aNuiur east support Or couueuance 70 the attempted
alsurgAnfinc scheme of the Louisville Convention" "
vhicn originated with the present Administration -
trsnti j. manipulated by his hired men is kept aioat
~ Admnlttrttion money; Is aided by his postn
aud other ehccholders, and s intended 10y the few
concerned n u 10 assist to elect Grant and 10 defeat
the egular Presidential candidate Of the Democratic
rATty Honest Democrats will not become parties to
such dishonest aud transparent political trickery
The sun., 1872-08-29
Patriotic Address of the SUFFOLK County
Democratic Committee.

Patriotic Address of the SUFFOLK County
Democratic Committee.
Mcssrs. Charles II. Duryea, Eben l.,
Young, and Charles L. Rose, the Democratic
Committee Of Suffolk county, have published
an address TO the Democratic voters OF the
county, from which the following extracts are
made:
We must All canddy admit that the Issues of the pas,
and useless to proN around the grave yards Of buried
years ago lie results are 6Ied and pernanen add en-
grated In the Constitution ~ the vhitcd stare.
The Thirteenth Amendment ~ the Constitution abo
The Fourteenth Amendment determined the validity
OF our debt. aud DECLARED Illegal and void all debtr
OF obligations incurred or created In aid Of the rebel
The Fifteenth Amendment determined the right OF
citzens 10 vote In every state. without regard "
These results cannot be aiterrd changed nor reversed
and the Democratic party 10 common With all other
conclusive aud rrevoesbis. ''''A ''''
why THE SOUTH WENT ron GREELEY.
The southern Democrats. who voted p,asss In tho
M lmSTg cSny,gon S5 t2r ths T2miaaon Of Greeley
firs To satisfy the people Of the North that all n,
results ~ the war, IA anu determined by the bir
IeentA, Vu1eentn, anu fitecnth Amendments, were
s,cynd-ro ftec their oppressed section from militia
'TGird To reform ana purity the public service.
Fourth TO manifest TO The Northern people theii
No Northern Democrat eau oolect TO Horace Greeley
u.nce IA time pat OF his energetic attscks upon IN,
In Tuition ~ negro sliN cry, and who have lost thei
Which swept slavery away forever now come forvard
and * MS nomination a. election TO the Presidency
gi .Ie sSqis Trs'sne Horace Greeley
wt.n t'c south extends hcr prorcred hand IN peace
aui frc l-ip, across the bloody chaim," Northern
Democrat ought TO blush 60 refuse It.
BEWARE or pUScAStTEs.
We would warn the true Democrats OF this county
aNu tr least SUPPORT or Coun~uarce 20 the attempted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-04
SPECIAL .SJYfEES.

NzI5" NATURES APPEALS FOR HELr.-Evcry
indication of d, bility and exhaustion is a mute
appeal Of Nature Tor medicinal aid to arrest tie
progress of decay How are these silent appeals
of physical weakness to the resources OF the
healing ar. usually met? Too often, untortu-
nately, the drugs prescribed aggrnvatc the symp-
toms. Whoever recommends drastic purga-
tves, or mineral salivunts, or poisonous aka
loids, under such circumstances, is IN ally of
the ailrnent and IN enemy of the patient. Who
cvs r, on the contrary, advises the bro ken down
and desponding sufferer to resort to that peer
less vegetable invigorant, Hostcttcr's Stomach
Bittcrs, for aid and comfort Is n true phlanthro-
pist 1t is safe to say that there never was An
instance in which such advice was given and nc
ccpted without the happIest results. From the
very depths of weakness and dependency thou
sands have been restored to vigor, health and
cheerfulucss by the rcnovating operation of this
wholesome stimulant and Alternative. All Us
medicinal ingredients are remarkable for their
sanative properties, and in combination form an
absolute specific for indigestion, liver complaint,
nervous affections, rheumatism, intermittent
and remiltcnt fevers, general and local weak
ness, and every species of disorder incident to
change of season or climate. The stimu!ative
element of this invaluable protective and rcstor-
alive is not an impure eXcitant but the thor.
oughly rectificd essence of sound rye, admitted
by ali good chen lists to be III 1st hculthful OF cX-
hArants sep Z-col"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-04
Vermont Election.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-The World puts the
republican majority for Governor in Vermont
at II, 900, but says nothing cdltorially
The Herald special dispatch gives 27,OO0.
1t says both parties did their best to win and
the result is therefore very significant.
The Tribune puts the majority ut 5000 on
rather full vote 1t says editorially that the
complete returns will probably show an increase
in the vote for both parties, but larger for the
Liberal and Democratic party than for the
denomination party. Considering the utter
hopelcs>ress OF carrying the State, the opI'osl-
ton have done very we'll
The Times puts the majority at $4,000.
The llorald's White River Junction special
says the arrangement by which the Liberals
and Democrats We're to exchange votes on
the Governor and Legislature was not carried
out by the Democrats. Furthermore as MANY
diSaiftctcd Democrats joined the Republicans
as disatfccted Republicans joined the Demo,
Gratis So far five Democrats ana one Liberal
arc elected to the Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-04
Isy Green e. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.l
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L DWELLING-Byv virtue of deed of trust,
from Geo l. Thomas and Maria, his wife, for
the benefit of S. Morris VAIN, OF Philadel phia,
Pa, dated on the 2lst day OF january, 1856, and
duly recorded in the land records of Alexandria
county, Va. the Undersigned substituted truS-
tees. will offer for sale by public auction. on
SATURDAY, Augusta, 1872, ut II o'clock m,
in front Of the Mansion House, the LOT OF
GROUND, with the two.story BRICK linn
DWELLING thereon, situated on the IL.
north side of Prince street, between Royal and
Pitt, and described in said deed rs tollows:-
Bounded on the east By the property of John ).
Miller and on the west by the property of the
estate o.! Julian Taylor, deceased, with the use
Of the alley binding the same on the north.
Terms: 0ne-lhrd of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day Of sale. and the resi-
due in three equal irstalments of six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from day Of
sale; the bonds of the purchaser with approved
security, TO be taken for the deferred payments
Stamps and convcyancing at the expense Of the
purchaser. Possession given ut once.
&. W. WATTLES
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
iy 27-ts Substituted Trustees.
Dz.7" fhc above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, the l4lh OF September, at the
same time and place aug Sits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-04
ATCTIOF Stiles,

by VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit Court
- of Prince William county, pronounced on
the 18th day of October, 1871 in the chanccry
suit Of Chapman vs. Norvile shall offer for
sale at public auction at the front door of the
Court House Of said county, on MONDAY, the
Ith day of October, 1872 that being Court dav, n
,VALUABL TRACT OF LAND, lying near
Dumfrcs, and adjoining the lands of Jas. Pur-
cell, Sandy Dowcll and others, upon the fol-
lowing
Terms, to wit Cash enough to pay the costs
OF suit and sale, and the residue in four equal
annual payments, bearing interest from the day
Of sale: the purchaser giving bond, with ap-
proved personal security, for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to be retained and the land
subject to resale in case the purchaser shall fail
to make the deferred payments.
EPPA HUNTON, Comm'r
Prince William co., sep 3--eots
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed of
L trust from Margaret Hetzel, dated 2lst of
August, 1862 recorded in the Land Records of
for the purpose therein mcnt oned, shall offer
by public auction, ut Fairfax Court House, on
MONDAY, the DIST day of October next (that
being Court day. the TRACT OF LAND in
said iced described, containing % acres and So
poles, it being lot No : in the division of Sam
ucl L. and Susan l.. Barnes real estate The
above described property lies about two miles
north Of Clifton, in said county, and is valuable
for its timber consisting principally Of White
Oak. Selling rs trustee, l shall convey such
title only rs is vested in me, which is believed
to be unqucstionablc.
Terms Cash. Sale to take place between IL
and II clock.
TIIOS. R. LOVE, Trustee
Fairfax county. 2-eOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-04
The Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Stocks very duh. dolu
steady at l34. Money easy ut L. Virginia Us
l T. new 81. Flour quiet. Wheat unchanged
Corn steady.
BALTIMORE Sept. 4.-Virg mia skies old, IS
Virginias consolidated 81; do registered and
peeicrs Is; West Virginias l?!. Cotton frm
low mlddlings 2la2l4. Fl ur in good demand
and buoyant; prices higher; Howard Street 81.
nrrGne 5OuS6; do. Extra 1uSS; do. Family
( 5oMSlO 80; City Mills Superfne 5 50nSG; do
Extra sass % do. Family 5oaSl2i Western
Supcrfnc 5 50aS6; do. Extra lass; do. Family
50aS9 so. Wheat strong and advanced &c
white choice 1S5al90; fair to ,rime do. l1oais0
rnoicc amber lS5nlSS; good to prime red 'o'
$50: common to fair do. l,Llal70; red Western
lGO,l65; amber Western l70l175. Corn hrmer
white Southern 81; yellow Southern Oh; mixed
Western 63 bid, "a asked. Oats active; Western
mixed 37a39; do. white Al; Southern 5S.'lo. kye
ouiet but firm at 15uS5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-04
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
)rEIcE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER

WASHINGTON, Sept. +, a. N.
I,uInIiTtits. Clear weather continue over
New England and thence to Virginia with
winds gradually backing 10 wester y and south
erly, aud over the South Atlantic and Gull
States with generally light winds. Cloudy
weather, areas of rain, easterly to southeriy
winds and diminishing pressure Will probably
prevail from Kentucky to Michigan and west
ward aud gradually extend eastward over the
lower Lake region. The morning Geographic
reports from Kansas to upper Michigan have
moi vet hccn received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-04
The yycfis Disaster.

New YORK, Sept. IA Watch Hill, Rhode
Island, special says it is believed that when the
wreck of the Nlctis is raised out OF the sand in
which it is embedded several dead bodies will
be discovered 1t is believed that the extent
of the disaster is underestimate and that more
lives were lost than reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-09-04

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG
Y TION-Will be offered at public auction,
in front of Mayor Office on SATURDAY, the
3lst of August, at II o'clock m, the BRICK rs=7
STORE and DWELLING, on the south a:i
side of King street, between Alfred and
Patrick, now occupied by }. II. Padgett, the
property Of the late Ii. Bradley, dec d.
Terms of Sale: One-fourth cash in hand on
the day of sale the residue in four equal pay
ments at three, six, nine and twelve months, the
purchaser giving negotiable notes, with APP
proved cndorsers bearing interest from the day
of sale; the title to be retained until the whole
purchase money is paid or the whole sum can
be paid cash down, AS the purchaser may prefer
Stamps and conveyancing at the cost OF pur
chuscr Further particulars at time of sale.
JOHN T. CREIGHTON,
Atty. for the heirs of II. Bradley, dec d.
aug 6--eots
Gs;~Thc above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, September 7th, at the same time
and place aug Bits