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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-24
The Boat Race on SATURDAY.

To the Editors OF the Intelligeneer.
We were pleased to see your fair and
impartial report Of the boat race, which
took place on last Saturday between Nah
Ion Kennedy and John Hagner, unlike
your Market street friend, who has shown
by his course during the race as well as by
his report in the Sunday NetoS, that he
was blinded by prejudice and could not
rise above mere personal favoritism and
state the facts as they were. Mr.. Hagner
had the start Of Kennedy about three feet,
being the first to dip the water; but they
had not gone three lengths Of the boat be.
tore Kennedy shot ahead about halt a
length, and continued to gain upon Hag.
ner all the way down, and was fully rs
yards ahead when he arrived at the buoy
boat; but unluckily Tor him, the button on
his oar slipped through the oar lock, and
before he succeeded in replacing 1t had
drifted fully thirty yards below his boat.
During the time Kenneday lost in turn
ing his boat, Hsgner had succeeded IN
closing the gap. Notwithstanding the
disadvantage Kennedy labored under in
having to turn his boat from the shore to
the middle OF the river, which everybody
knows Is swift current, whilst Hagner
had comparatively slack water yet Ken.
nedy by few vigorous strokes soon shot
ahead, and;continued 10 gain steadily upon
Hagner, arriving at the stake beat in ex.
actly thirty.tour minutes, and fully seventy
yards in advance. These are facts which
can be substantiated by hundred cred.
ible witnesses, among whom are such
men as Mr.. Shep. McMechen, Hiram Nc.
E1echen, Dr.. Ford, John Sinclair, Henry
Fisher and Mr.. William Jineberger, all
Of whom are disinterested parties, having
been attracted 10 the place solely through
curiosity. Before starting Kennedy in
quired Of the Judge whether he had to
return TO the stake boat or not. The reply
received was: No, to pass up any where
between the Island and the Virginia
shore, which he did, hallooing to
the Judge "here I am Jakey," meaning
Mr.. Jacob Sanders, who, unfortunately
did not hear, neither could he see him,
because Of so many boats sailing around
In the way. Now, having gone into this
race expecting to deal fairly with all con.
cerned, we naturally expected the same in
return, and to show that we have full
confidence in our man, VIC have offered to
row MIR. Hagner, on next Saturday, or
any time he may appoint, so that 1t Is in
daylight, for ono thousand dollars side,
and that all side bets to remain until this
race. Now 1t remains to be seen whether
Mr.. Hsener and his friends will accept
II they do not, 1t certainly will be an ad.
mission that Mr.. Kennedy was the win
ner, and will be so regarded by the com,
munity at large. We also say that we
fully exonorate Mr.. Sanders from any
charges that may be made against him
having every confidence in him as a man
and gentleman. "MAc."
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OMAHA.

OMAHA, September 23.-Therc has been
considerable trouble Of late at the trestle
work at the west end of the Missouri
river bridge caused by the settling and
sliding OF the new embankment. Passcn.
gers were obliged TO cross on foot yester.
day and 10 day. A large force of work
men arc engaged night and day. and the
cars will probably cross tomorrow.
Helena, Montana, reports state that II
party OF Sioux dashed into the Grow
agency on the 2lst and killed DeForrest
and two Grow souaws, and run of tie
stock.
Ithas been showing at Helena since
yesterday.
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Ghe4ttelIia
The BOat Race Excitement.

The excitement runs high in this city
and at BenwoOd, among the patrons Of
the regatta, over Saturdays boat race,
Mr.. KENNEDY's friends are indignant thai
the victory should have been awarded to
Mr.. HAoENER, and are ready and eager
to back him to any amount Mr.. HAGEN.
ER's friends choose to put up. Mr.. KEN.
NEDY prints in our columns this morning
a challenge to row HAoENER for $1,000 a
side, in the same boats, over tho same
course as Saturday. that Is, a four mile
race, from the lower point of the Island,
two miles down the river and return.
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Weather Report.
Wan DRPAnTNHNT,
OPPIuH or TIE CHIEF SIsNAL OFYIoBR,
WARRINGTON, T. c., September 23-7:S0 P.M.
PROBABILITIES.


For New England on Tuesday south
erly winds and partially cloudy weather;
for the Middle States southeasterly to
southwesterly winds; increasing cIoudi.
ness, with areas of rain, over the north.
western portions, of New York and Penn.
sylvanis; for the South Atlantic and Cult
States, east ot the Mississippi, easterly to
southerly winds, cloudy weather and
rain. Areas Of the pressure will continue
diminishing from Tennessee TO the lakes,
with increasing southerly to casterly
winds, and with probably cloudy weather
from the southern portion Of Missouri to
the southern portion oil Ohio and south.
ward to Tennessee, but with cloudy
weather and rain north Of the latter re.
glon. An area Of quite low barometer
Is apparently advancing eastward toward
Iowa and Minnesota, and very brisk
southerly to casterly winds are probable
Tor Lakes Michigan and Superior Tues.
day morning
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 23.-A strike OF
the journeyment carpenters for an in.
crease Of wages to four dollars per day
commenced this morning and no work
has been done to-day, except in cases
where the demand has been acceded TO.
A number OF bosses have agreed TO pay
the advance asked, and 1t appears prob
able that others will follow the example.
There has not been the slightest distur-
bance.
Myers new Minstrel Opera House, the
second theatre finished in the burnt dis
trict, opened tonight. 1t is one Of the
most complete and beautiful minstrel halls
in the country.
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THE NETHERLANDS.

THE RECENT INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS.
THE HAGUE, September 2s.-Tho ad.
dress to the throne was discussed in lie
Second Chamber Of the States General
to-day. During the debate the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs announced that NOT
single complaint had been made BY ior.
elgn powers In regard to the holding Of
the !nternationalists in this capital. The
Minister Of Justice who participated In the
discussion expressed the opinion that the
public character OF the meeting was far
better than secrect agitation, and said that
the recognition of this fact by foreign
powers was undoubtedly the reason WHY
no objection had been made to the hold.
ing otthe session of the Congress at the
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, September est is stated
that the Emperor contemplatcs large
reduction in the army occupying the
French territory, after the second pay.
mert Of the war indemnity.
BERLIN, September 90 The King OF
Zuitilng denies the truth Of the report
that Count Won Arnine has been recalled
from Paris or rendered his resignation to
the German government, and says that
Gou,auk Byron, tho French Ambassador
at Berlin will return to his post at theex.
pirati0n Of his term of leave.
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River News.

PGTTsBuRoH, September 23,-AIonon.
gahela about 30 inches in the channel.
CAIRO, September 23,-River has fallen
l inch. Clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, September 23.-Riyer
feet 8 inches and falling.
LOUISVILLE, september 23,-No change
In the river; IL inches In the chutes and 40
inches on Portland bar. Pilots report an
improvement In the depth to Cairo 1t Is
alternately clear, cloudy and warm, Busi'
ness is extremely dull.
The delegates 10 the Steamboat Conven'
ton at Cleveland leave 10 night.
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Fire at Little I,ocr.

LITTLE RocK, September 81 "A fire
broke out yesterday among some frame
houses on the corner OF Centre and Tenth
streets and before it could be arrested, de.
stroyed property to the amount Of about
$4,000. The property was owned by G.
Watkins, and was insured in the Etna
for $500, and in the Arkansas Home for
$500. WeaIhcr-Cloudy; indications OF
rain. River stationary.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, September 24-The order Of the
government prohibiting q celebration in
honor OF the anniversary OF the first Re.
public created some excitement In the
Chamber of the Department Of Savoy,
disturbances were apprehended yesterday,
ont the day passed off without the least
disorder. 'iambetta, who was in the city,
addressed crowd Of about 1000 per.
sons. He regretted the prohibition of
banquets In the celebration of the day.
but advised his hearers to obey the law Of
the present Republic, which was popular.
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TIE Washington Star thinks tho speech
published in all the papers as having
been delivered by "Mark Twain" at a
club dinner in London is much too silly
to have come from the author Of "The In.
noCent Abroad" If genuine tits evident
that the London air has had very de.
pressing effect on Marks intellect.
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SAINT LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS. September 28.-E. w. Lift.
man, chairman of the Liberal Republican
State Committee, author OF aconfidcntial
circular recently issued, has resigned.
ThecontraCt for the construction of the
railroad tunnel from the St. Louis and
Illinois bridge TO the site of the Union
depot, has been awarded TO William s.
Roainka & Co. for $798,7O4. The work
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TORONTO, September 23.--Advices
from Fort Tory indicate the return
Of all the government candidates. There
have been serious popular disturbances,
and the troops called out. The printing
Office Of Manitoba, the MetiS and Ga.
cette, were gutted by a mob.
The engineers OF the Canadian bound.
ary survey have arrived at Pembina.
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Machinists' and BIacksmIths' Con.
Y VentiOn.

ALBANY, September 23--At a meeting
of the Machinlsts' and Blacksmiths' In
ternational Convention, the Committee
on General Good reported in favor Of the
admission OF boiler makers; in favor oI
the adoption OF the form Of travelling
card proposed In the Presidents message;
suggesting the issue ol q proclamation
OF amnesty, to include suspended mem.
bers Of subordinate unions, together with
members of disbauded unions, on condi.
lion that they pay six months dues In
advance; and also in favor oil making the
organization oath. bound.
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The Forester Case.
THE PRISONER DISCHARGED PROM THE
CHARGE OF NUMBERING NATHAN.

CHARGE OF NUMBERING NATHAN.
New YoRK, September 24,-Forrester
the alleged murderer Of BENZ. Nathan
was discharged to-day. The District
Attorney advising tho discontinuance OI
the case, as he had not sufficient evidence
to prove the guilt OF tho prisoner. For
roster was sent to the Toombs, TO await o
rcquisition from the Governor Of Illinois
where Forester will be sent to serve
thirteen years imprisonment.
Judge Leonard granted o writ Of hdbeGt
corpus returnable Friday, for Forester
on the ground that he Is now held illegal
ly, having been discharged from arrest II
the Nathan murder case.
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WEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Es,AbllShcd by Consrs's; adopted by the State;
aided by the beuevoloncC OF individuals, socle.
tics, and other Institutions.
Five Departments OF nstructIon-L.terary,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer.
ing, Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge OF alaFgc Facalty OF accomplished
scholars and successful educators.
FALl: TERH begIns September 4lh. WINTER,
December 9Th. sFRtNG, March 24ih.
COMMENCEMENT, juno 10, 1879.
Total expenses from $3.50 to s9So per yea:. Le.I
to those boarding in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing fall pArtleu.
lLrs, TO
ALEX MARTIN, PrOsidept.
AoRsASTOWS, VI. Va ,July IS, 1879. Iy9s
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An oUTRAGE.-The following is per.
petrated by the editor of the Kingwood
Journal. Is there not a Jail at Kingwood
as well as court houseH
Why is Kingwood the best place in the
county to SPARK" Because 1t has q
courthouse.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Snow at sheffield.

Sheffield, yesterday.
LlyERPooL, September 2S-The steam.
ship China, which sailed Saturday, return.
ed here to day, having had her machinery
disabled at Queenstown. The mails and
seventy passengers, were transferred 10
the Calebrla, which sails for New York.
tomorrow. The cargo and remaining
passengers will go by The Russia, saturo
day.
LONDON, September 2S.-Caleb Cush.
ing LETT Nice for Bordeaux yesterday, and
soon sails from Havre for America.
Sumner has gone 10 Paris Tor lew
weeks, and returns to America In No.
Yemher.
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Gen. Sheridan at Ynnntnn.

YANKToN, DAKOTA, September 23.-
General Sheridan and party arrived hero
at 2 p N. to day, and were informally re-
ceived by the government and city au.
thOrities. They leave this afternoon for
Sioux City.
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The Vermont Central Railway In
Trouble.

BosroS, September 23AThe troubles
impending over the Vermont Central rail.
road eliminated on Saturday by the notes
or-the company going TO protest. The
Circumstance causes considerable excite.
ment In financial circles.
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Educational,

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF
" NIRGINIA, NEAR RALRXANDRIA.-The
2Yih Annual Sess!bn OF this SCHOOL FOR BoYs
opens sEPTEYBER 3j, 1912. Terms (: $40 pcr
year. Catalogue with particulars, rent on Rpuli.
cation 10 L. N. BLACRFORD, N A., Principal;
a. Latanc and ChAs. N. Brady, EEQ, Wheeling,
sep7
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WILL Greeley stick 2-P0rttand Press.
There is no use Of wasting any gum on
him. Y Com. ado.
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nrBLIC sALE.-I WILL SELL AT
pubIie Sale, on THURSDAY, the 2ith Of
S,,oher. isT9, Gt ten O'Clock A. T., on D. Good'e
wv ave miles cast OF Wheeling, on the Nation.
.ISoId, 1 Horses, 4 Mules, 70 MIX Cows: 20
n,i,trs $50 Hogs, 4 Wagons and other Farming
IES"rmenis. and about 1900 shocks OF Corn.
.,,S' -, '''N s'' CONRAD SEIBERT.
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sLAND TOWN LOTS FOR SALE,
SIIPpCsite steamboat landing. Fifty ch ,ice
u,S X. LotS Pricc 500 TO S9O0-Snc, thiro
DN1uSna anee n In one aud two years, Alpo the
pepSi"T aGusel now reside Ia, lust above sus,
PoS r.sgc, SLllgc, on the west eide of Main street
-G-1 THROnnRR ETlR
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WITH FULL HALF LOT,
IMPORTANT SALE.

Commeacing on Tuesday, the fst day OF Octo.
"a, 1871, Al 10 O'Clock 4. r., and Continuing
HI Gay to day until same Is sold at the
AeLgte House Hotel, Wheeling, West Va, will
. SSNlo 81 Public Auction all tic property or W.
! GOODWIN and John @ MOlen, partners a. W.
iL'uOoaNln q Co., contained In said hotel build.
o. sad property eonsiAts OF Parlor, Bar, Billiard
%gIi, CaAmbCt and Kitchen Furniture, &c, in
SSuInE S.li s4 Billiard Tables. There arc in said
,oosu- sSsa ''Tm slity TO one hundred furnished
ptlsleads. Matb e.tOp Bureaus and Wa, ,hstNnds,
GSSunRes, Tables, Upholstered Arm Chair: Wall,
.,lanSet, ONCE aud Dining Room Chairs; Set
R.n IT. SpHng Mattresses, spring Bod Bottoms,
NauAW,"e, SOmI0rs, Sheets, Pillow Cascs, flte
TsTlIes C0a1terIanes, Honey Comb Spreads,
, tU.Gls, Foot Tub. chamber TolIet-Sets. De.
SatnmtgS French Plate Mirrors, Mantle Mirrors.
~ T,aI D9dy LApestEy Brussels: Ingram, Three
p.,.s T LW9 Ky Carpets; Door Mats, Rugs, Silver
njSaS! So,M' lea and Table Spoons, Butter
s,' IsTSp SStap Cans, Sugar Bowls, Cream Pitch.
,Ij rHnSts' &C Glass Ware and Dishes, Table
NJ. HSaS9 Furniture Of every description, one
sI, ssaa nSaVilg Table oflce De.kS. &c,: six frst
S.s .d n!!netd Tables, Balls, Cues, Cue RacRs:
SI. "p louf, siH and twelve light Ch0ntlellers'
PSs P.SI, ,ilhs and Brackets, and Billiard G4s
Terms OF IAle-CaGh.
Lom o, RICHARD 8. BROWN,
S4to e1ettf Of Ohio county, West Va.
FOR SALE
~ TSo,sToRY BRICK HOUSE on the
,S'... OI LaOelle and Bolton streets, containing
'i'00n', fitted with gaI.
nSSaie HB'OwA L Higgins Gallery.
A0lS
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For Sale.
NOR SAL E.

nor SAT b.
+ mia PARM OF IS ACRES. all nnder
rlte .tTVd .rd in excellent repair; good frame
sslu'AAolv III IL stories, with ihieo r)oms and
scS,e, t,hr|,5InVs: " acres Of vineyard In good
t0ne ol' i.aIt ,rres OF all kinds, Apple, Peach,
sAHlE i5 Plumb; CunantS, GoosebeIries. &e
Pcii a.,,V W. Il situate on the old CadiZ Road,
NJ p'.YiTiomn Y. rom Bridgeport. WW b toM eseap,
~ tl,rtl tdry.
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rCTION SALE OF CASTINGS,
A AT TIE UNION FOUNDRY
Te,rsro Market and south streets, on FRIDAY,
Ss,sssnbef 20, At 10 O'Clock A n. WIN be- sod
yPsbie Auction 10 close out stock, consisting
!" mi Of car Wheels, Pullies, plow Points,
IosdroIids, Sugar Kettles. &c , &c.
,sns II. b. MILLER, Receiver.
N. sbove sale 10 postponed until TUESDAY,
"ySI'N .yssE II. B. MILLER, Receiver.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF DRY GOODS,
Il Notions, Cutlery, Furniture, Tobacco,
Gu. Ware. &c, &C., every Tuesday, Friday
Itd Saturday evenings, and Wednesday and
aIarIiy mornings. Goods received on con-
Ifunsnt. Special attention 10 sales OF real
uaie. J. H. KlMMINS, Auctioneer, -
100 Market street
VII lALLER, Salesman, scpIO
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For SALE. en-
IoSer for Sala ny frame Dwelling House. laA
tpIte near The corner ZanO and Penn streets,
III Vrfd, containing Q roOmI and cellar, and all
pesIS,y conYenlences. The house 10 neatly
ItE and will be sold cheap.
Fos particulars GPply to
CHAS. NICHOLS,
,4bSO On the premises,
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sY TELEc RAP
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
R1eluslyClY % the InteIlIgencor.

by the Western Unlon Line.
y aice Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe ss
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..,a nSIa''eAsB'owA & Higgins Gallery.
-S!. JOHN BROWN
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AUCTION SALES.
lll MATTINGLY WHEELER Auc,ioneers
ID No. sos 9th street n W., next to corner .


RfnAITIsGLY WHhELER, Auc,ioneer..
TErsTEKs SALE BYAUcrIoN OF vALUA-
NIL With EIXTlRES AND our BUILD.
INGs COnPLtTE Si1 uArEp AT rHE COR
EEk 3r AND WATER STREETS, POrO-
- Urder and by virtue of a deed of trust to the
E.U untersisned: from illam Bradley aud wife,
dated December IS, 1870, sod recorded in Liber
No 62o, folio 426. &c Of tn land records for
Washington county. ID. a., shall offer for sale,
SEsI AY November aots, i7s. At SO S o9 "
m all the property enumeI st-d in the said deed Of
q ust, being d. scribed AS nO~s:-AIt tn piect
Washington. aud know aud desig a ed As tue north
part Of Lot numbered eleven II and all of los num-
tered twelve l2l. fosrteen u4 fifteen (l5), sixteen
l6i. seventeen ~, Fl h'een 49,. nineteen I9l aEd
twenty (2pl, IN squa- -mbeTed FIVE hundred and
four a4( The par LIT eleven (llj hereby in
tended TO b. conveyed being the north part thereof
commencing fer the same az the northwest corner on
ssd lot. aid running due east eighty t~o so fee to
an siieH thence south along said alley thirty feet
line of ssio lot; ard thence in northwesterly direc-
ton To the place # beginning.
The Im9roI en- ents are large stone marble steam
mill. v it'll Gil the machinery conn lete, cam en-
eiUc, 20 forte power, - h rsc b iler. gang saws
Tor stoI e. rip sas, rubbing bed4,l polishing
block. drill press, s'etm heating apparatus
81. p, end We story STABLE
This pro perry has hsrf front on the Potomac
TiNe IF 81 aut eighty fee
Terms OF sale: sight Thousand and fifty HAIRS
Win interest, AZ per cent. per snHum from DeCem
Der y, IS Q, to day of settlement, in ,sh, with
taxes. ard he balance eap-use. sale of the mr.
chase money in 6, u, Is aud months. with inter
est Al per cent. per anuum from day Of ssle, Sc
cured BY de- d OF trust IN the pr,uises. CJnvey-
sholhR Nv nfchsseT cost. deposit Of so when
.En; =. MATIINGLY,l r-u.,oo.
JOHN II MATFINGBY.S trustees.
MATTINGLY WHISTLER,
NIL eO3t&d hep AuctiOueers
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RY GBEEH & WILLIAMS. Auctioueers,
- Northwest corner Ion b aud ID street,
PUBLIC sALE OF The RESIDUE Cexcep' tn
DOVER OF IBE REAL ESTATE OF TIL

PUBLIC sALE OF The RESIDUE (except the
dover OF The REAL ESTATE OF THE
LATE DlONlSlIS SHERIFF.
- In pursuance Ot = decree Of the circuit court
Efor Prince Georges county, sitting n court
OF equity, the subscriber. as trustee, will uf-r
al public sale, on the Premises adjacent TO Wson 3
statloD on the W ashinRtuD branch of The Be tim
ard Potomac railroad on FRIDAY, the 22d day OF
November next, lots ard II as a, signated on the
pl"ny illus Sheriff. late OF said county, decea sei
stut ted IN B6dtnsburg district, and adjoining the
lands OF Charles W hire and others. Lot consist
ot - acres Foods and p perches of cleared Ian
WI wood mostly Of Cak and cedar att aches
and containing 81 acres and rood. Lot contains
20 acres rooTs and II rerches of arabic land, which
likewise has wood lot adjoining Of 10 acres Of ysiu
able timber treee.
The proximity of these lots to the nation al capital
which can be reached by six or eight daily trass.
The beautiful locations on both lots for country
reedenCes snd the easy susceptibility of the soil
Tor crops OF every kind, Including frui 8, render
this properly very desirable. 4 pHblic school is
half mile distant, and the churches of Washington
city, owing to the said railroad, be reached
hail an hour. These lots will be sold they are
ct cTibed ON said plat, or to suit purchasers.
Terms: One-third of the whole purchase money in
cash. to be raid on The day IF SALE upon the
hcatioD thereof by the court; the residue IN l.
and Il months, bearing interest fro the sy Of sale,
security 10 be approved by the The trustee
will change the terms Of sale If deemed sd disable
CnnN eysncing al cost % the pusch tsSrs. sale to
begin between the hours Of IL IN and . m
c. q. MAGRUDkR. JR., Trustee
Upper Marlboro, Nj.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
nCNll -lSls.ls 3i?l AuctoBeers.