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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-13
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.


smith & FRENCH Manufacturers
Dseiers In LEATHER A. FINDINGS, iu the
Hollow, opposite Phenix Foundry, Main street. Ash
tahula. Ohio. .. ,t..4 ...
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. PELTs AND CALF SKINS
just received, and now for sale as good assorted
stock Of - l..
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
as can be found in any Western Market and which will
be sold the most reasonable hope to make
object for Boot and Shoe, and Harness Manufacturers
in the vicinity to favor with their patronage feeling
business cheap can be found In Cleveland even
the Eastern Markets thereby saving freight and travelling
expenses, and loss OF time
All cordially invited to call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere Confident that can make
Il for Your interest to buy In this market, shall take
pleasure in seeing my old friends and the public and
showing them my stock. Below, give partial list Of
articles: -
Spanish and slaughter sole upper and harness Leahcr
spanish and slaughter kip French calf and kp OAK and
lshemock calf and kip; collar leather and horse hides
mems and women's morocco band and lacing leather
Innings, bindings topping 1l1 n1srgs and Tgssets'
Lasts pegs thread webb Packard's Ink iron and znL
nails round head tacks brises, avis hammers pncers
sand stones rasps knives 1oaI size sticks and straps
boot trees shoe aces punches lasting irons eyeets eye
let SETS sttchwheels stitchmarers heel shayes edge
planes, strip avis, welt knives eastc, heel ball, stitch
ing cord lasting acs heel and toe plates, boot backing
boot brushes, harness oils, and al kinds Of finishing
irons. etc. etc SMITH & FRENCH.
Aehtabuln 1871. 1l3G
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CUNARD LINE OF BRITISH AND
II s MAIL STEAMERS ID.

and Saturday,
FROM New York every Wednesday and Saturday.
We1nesdsys-Ca Passage $3.50, SfOO and $50 In
gold no steerage
Saturiays-Cabn $50 in gold, stcerage $50 currency.
Steefage Passage from Liverpool Queenstown, Glas-
gov and Londonderry to New York. f3t currency -
Apply to @. q, FRANCKLYNS, III Broadway, N. Y,
or IL FASsET'f SON, Ashtabua, Ohio
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
Ashtabula Marble Works.

Il HE Subscriber respectfully announces TO
the citizens Of Ashtobula County that having
ness, and having Iepenshed with large stock Of both
Marble aud sand Stone is prepared to I'LL all orders for
all Cemetery Work, also Caps and sllls Water Table
Chimney Iops, &c, and all kinds OF Building Stone;
Flaggng cut and la down short notice. and as low
figures as any other establishment in the State We
shall keep the best OF material, and with good work.
men as can befound cannot be surpassed In our own
work for style and finish Please give us call and see
for yourselves Shop ON Centre Street one door est
of J. p. Robertson's Shoe store -77' III UDY in
take pleasure In recommending Mr. Udy TO the peo-
pie OF Ashtabua and especially those wanting Cemetery
work Monuments &C, and having engaged my services
would be pleased to all my old customers who are In
want OF work, k,-and many new at the old stand,
Sept. TO- 1868 926tf j. L. REEVES
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LEGAL, &c.
I'D ioG NOTICElr.a a,ns.1 1..,.
AShtd6ttJd Loan association.

aIl...t Aehta6ula, ohio March aeta 1874.
SUBSCRIBERS to the Capital Stock
~ Of the Ashtabula Loan Association are hereby mott
ned that at meeting Of the Board Of Directors held
Rssotred Tha, the Capital stock OF this Association
he and the same ie hereby called in, In fol-
lows, towit Ten per centum payable before the
arst day OF May 1Ss and ten per centnm the fret Of
each sucreeding month thereafter until the full
OF the CaPial stock Is paid in and that A. A. South
wick Cashier OF the AssOciaton he and he s hereby
authorized to receive the and to Issue the proper
receipt therefor. II fT|'-,I'.'- -7'-.l # II -
cost f. SILLIMAN, President.
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furnishing Goods.

Flannel Shirts Cass Shirts Check Shirts, Striped and
Plaid Shirts. Milton Shirts, Blue Army Shirts
Hickory Shirts, White Shirts, (IIatha-
way Shirt,) Shoder Braces Suspenders, Kid
Gloves, Dog Skin Cloves. Buck Gloves Collars, Sleeve
Buttons Umbrellas, &c.
large line OF Leather Bags. Hand Trunks, Rail Road
Bags, &C.. Underware Shirts and Drawers, English
Hose Gotten Nose, Shaker Saoks, and good Paper
Collnr at 10 Cents box.
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clothing.

BlueyBeavcr Suits. Tricot Beaver Suits |
Harris Cass. Snits. Scotch Suits
English Milton Suits. Silk Mixed Suits.
Black Doe Skin Suits. Satinett Suits.
Blue Black Dress Suits large line Of Derby Sacks
also full line OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-27

T'OR SALE, ONE BUGGY HORSE, On
one Gyc-yenr-"Id HORSE, sired by Excllc4ucr;
works well. Price, SIPS. ..... ...t
One line riding ana driving HORSE.
Also, twenty MI LES ami HORSES.
hp,ly al o,ca, ut my stables, on Franklin between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
e., e7-.olat 80 EDMOND B0SSIEuS.
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Communicated.
{ congressional District Conventions.


AZ this .iincturc il may nc necessary IN
~"lllr districts to hold conventions to iuikr
nominations for Congress, hut in general
the system j. a bad one. rs it is scarcely ever
Il fair one, Il few managers usually controlling
the entire programme. But in some cases
conventions are not necessary, ana Ill all
>rtrl ca>cs they should be dispensed with.
This i the case in the first district. III has
ia Judge Critchcr Il representative who has
hr,n tried and found not wantin" in any
quality hctitting for the representative trust.
In al his votes hc has truly represented his
STATE and the great organization whose OIL
get il is to rescue constitutional liberty and
r"drcn the country from tyranny and cor
rtiitron. No one appreciates more kccnly
t!m great mission of that organization, or
lurvc fully cnmprcllciitls the great crisis. lie
h,> not given il single vote that the whole
people Of Virginia would not have given
tri they all been personally present.
IN point of ability and varied culture he
VIII compare well with any and all in the
district, while he possesses al! the personal
and moral qualities to rank him With our
representatives of the olGcn time.
Now. under such circumstances. what pre-.
tex, is there for imposing on the people of
the district The contention and excitement
AGd trouble and expense OF convention!
Would moi ;,>pil:snts exhibit iavolably ,hcr
"wD nsdcsty and their regard for the pubic
GOOD 10y leaving this tried representative
without opposition!
The matter is respectfully submitted to the
delegates from the district that shall attend
thu coming State Convention. STAFFORD.
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From prince Edward.
correspondence of The Richmond Dispatch.
ILrnsrLl.r DErnr linn Oh 1870

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
i'RosrrCT DEr0r, June 90. 1872
The wheat harvest Is over in this section.
and Il better crop has not been made for
yral. The grain is large and plump. As
III" farmers anticipate good price; for it they
.ccin quite ,.lurrtul. The corn and ont crops
are booking very we'll: OATS not rs good tx
ihty would ly;iyc been with more rain. To-
uarr"-i.lau'in% is generally through with,
Ih"n-h SOME complain of the cut and wire
worm being very destructive. which will No.
,,.>>talr Il good deal of rcplantin@, while
others say they never had better prospect
Al this time OF tie year.
Polite, are not very high, hut all of the
best and most reliable men arc in favor of
Greeley and Brown. and opposed 10 the BAL
tnmurr Convention doing anything but To
rliiir their nominations.
We are in want OF rain just at this point
badly. hII trust wc shall soon have il, rs tho
clouds are dying to-day and the weather
~lillry.
We are fast hccomin" Enclishizcd in this
l,oIIiou OF Prince Edward. Last week Mr.
i. ". ellis sold to Mir. Roberts. recently
arrived. tract of land in two miles OF this
.i,Ir" for 5000 cash. possession given lSt Of
,luN. We have now within radius "l
ri-ht or ten miles some thirty or forty Eng
ii>Ir families I'll substantial. good citizens.
Let them come; we will give them Il hearty
welcome. ID.
Fos1AL.-A. Il. LayEan is appointcd post
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Anctioneers and Real Estxte Agents, q
Eleventh street between MAIN and Bank.


MANSFIELD,WITH 81 9bS.fOQ0 ACRES
I'VE OF LAND. ON THE NORTHERN BOUSi5.
AIRY OF THEGITY. FRGNTiNG on THE MEA-
5DOW-BRfDf;E ROAD AND TWO OTHER GOOD
tROADSyhNDWiTH THE CHESAPEAKE AM
OHIO RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
KF, EOfiIf At AUCTION ON: WEDNESDAYi3 p
OF. July. AT @ fOyElOCks r. 3MiLAfouf two
thirds nj IL Occupies elevated plateau ovcstnoktsg
the city; the renlaiEer slopes gradually, with fine
southern exposure. The whole pf IL II er superior
soil, aud I'm the past has shown Its great productive
ness. As sdteupon which 10 erect q iaPt.sofeirc-
sfepce will, small farm attached II offers tiesc
property so eagerly sought after In tte west end
the whole will cost but little more than fullsizei
lot sells for there. and In beauty Of sitIstsofft ca-
lcnge5 comparison with any. z,. t,,;t !
Assam openliIs for most profitable speculation,
presents tempting opportunity, TO Which we invite
tile special attention of capitalists Being SO near to
the business quarters and the shOfs of the Chesa-
peake aid Ohio Railroad Company. IL only neetts to
he opeHed mp with streets To find q brisk deniantt
from those wishing cheap lots I'm perfectly unex-
ceptfoBahIe locality. Those disposed to enter upoit
siclia transaction cannot lind elsewhere such field
for operations. 60, +
!, Or for Market garleHs dairy FARMS or for ceme-
terry purposes, IL has peculiar value. .,.ls .ss
- We hope the many advantages Of this property
will be will considered, and that Is VIII pass iHto the
ownership of those possessing sufficient enterprise
to make it 1t sloHd be--one of the InIost atSrac
tive portions of our suburbs. Gail and see plat
: TERMS Liheral.h% tRugBS CIVILIANS,
Ne = az err NCINHetfS-
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At Madison, Wis. on decoration day, after
every honor had been paid to the fallen sol
,licrs of the Union. 400 rebel graves were
stYcwn with flowers Brooklyn Eagle.
flour hundred rebel graves at Madison,
Wisconsin :: ......-.. .......
4 new PrfSb, terrain church is about being
erected at Balls CROSSROADS. Alexandria
county. Va. to he connected as a branch of
the congregation at Falls Church, Rev. ID.
W. Riddle pastor. :
While blasting ut Crane Iron Works at
CataSaqua, Pa, Tuesday, premature cXplu-
sion mortaly injured Foreman john Hopkins
and Thomas Hunt. Two others were slight
~ injured. F, .. ...l, .r..,i... =
A fire in Lexington, Mo, last Thursday
destroyed six business houses in the centre
of the city. The loss on the stock consumed
is 900, 900 nr $4,000. Fully insured.
General Wade Hampton. Of South Caro-
lima, intends to reside on Long Island
HuiiiWatrP .Snn.
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ny Wellington GOduiIi,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionesr, r.
corner of Eleventh aud Bank streets,

DUBLIC SALE, ON SATURDAY. JUNE
i %. OF ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY
THREE ACRES OF LAND IN NEW KENT
COUNTY, Two AND HALE MILE Efn ~
TUNSrA1IfS STATION. YORK RlVEK sAiL X
ROAD AND FOUR MIL ES FROM PAAUShEf
RIVER, At WHITE HOU SE-Twcnty acre:
meadow, fifty wood, balance cleared; dwelling aIih
all buildings necessary. nm .@. t.'.,. -
| Mari of The richest quality knosn altounds on the
place. and Tan he dug and hauled for two cents per
busl,ei. Land well adapted TO all gains, grasses,
market produce, cranberry, and peanut. e.
TERMS: Cash, but can bebonght Ut private sale on
credit for part of purchase money. fes.g.;y
Immediate possession given. Forfurther partlcit-
lars apply to w. GoDDds, huclioitTr.
The above sale will take place mt my Office at l.
O'Clock NJ. SATURDAY, June 10Th, 1872 sigts
J lie 20-3c.a ,g5,g7&e9 W. G0DDIN. AuctiOncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-27
BY Gruhts &Wlliams> ss1s!.s1...
Auctioneers. and Real Estate Agrms.ii' &
Eleventh street between Main and Bank, "a
COMMISSIONERS, SALE A 4 4;

OMMISsfONERS' SAFE "a ~ AI,C-
~ TaON or THAT VERY, vkLUABLE ES,
T1TE kN0WNI.As Nt.WsIEaD, k1RM si Y,
4 MNED ~ ~ iSf bSHl@a E ~
LANES, RIVER AIDirT NINE MILES BEEOW
RICHMOND, AMI CONTAINING ONE IgIQU-
SAND ONE HUNDRED AND F0RTY-TWO
ACs ES,-This most valuable property VIII ne sold
Mt auction. utpon the premises. on MONDAY, jury
lst, Ut Il O'clock NJ, by the nndeslgne as spmanis
sfoners of the Circuit Court or King ana Sncen
county iyy virtue of decree entered at Its term for
May, 1872. The, larger portion il cleared and IN
high state of Improvement; IS acres In wheat most
OF which IA seeded with timothy and clover; I0acres
I'm clover To cut tlIls spring $50 acres prepared Tor
corn an orchard of about h,0o0 peach trees; four
small dwellings suitably situated for tenants VINO
may cultivate The farm, and usual out-rildings-
More than 500 acres irst-as ailuyiai or choco-
late soil 80 much prizcd for fertility This iaTin iis
always been regarded rs one OF tile most productive
on .ItIucs river and hls icGn cultivated with great
profit In IS62 lt produced 1000 blseE wheat, i300O
bushels corn, besides other crops. 4s
10 fronts about three miles on the river, requires
comparatively little fencing, and has very deep VIA
ter near the burIIs. --ee.-, ,,,
vi,lrd. M NAV he deemed best sassists
If desired, crops stock. NC, VIII also be sod, ana
Immediate possession given. J.. l,,.s.,,
We inyitG special attention TO thlstrlliy VaiiiaDIe
estate, nn, will furnish such additional particulars
plat Of Inc property may BE- seen at the ONCE Of
TERMs: Onr-tlllrd cash; balance OF one and two
SSn,e. = ~ III f' D. q. DEW,
r,, a,fsf. 4 i j. w. SMITH, ~
Special Commissioner
AGRitf,I,s K WILLIAMS. Aucttonccrs. elo
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MEETING or TnE PEABODY FUND.. TRUSTEES
Boston, June o5.--DurinS the forenoon Pre-
S,dcnt Grant attended the meeting Of the
trustees OF the Peabody fund. The follow
inn members Of the board were present:
Robert G. Winthrop, chairman; Hamilton
Fish, yicc-cfairman; President Grant; J. il.
Clifford, Massachusetts; William Aiken,
South Carolina; William A. Graham, North
Carolina c. Manchester. Philadelphia; SAM
ucl Wettnorc, New York; George n. Eaton,
Maryland; Sc,mucl Watson. Tennessee; a.
II. II. Stuart, Virginia; and General Richard
Taylor, Louisiana. The attention of the
meeting was principally occupied by routine
forlnailics. Adjourned until 10 A. NJ. to
morrow. - |r.t' /
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EErELLE. No. 1904 Main street, is fully
III fortified against summers hca.. Er-,
What with one rxprdirnt and another II e73l3SSA
viii 90 hard ~ he doesn't keep his Gus 2AssAAsS
tul,,crS and friends cuDl and comfort VI
able let the summer god rage newer 80 hcrIrlY. ~
Ills LtHDt.R has the hest products OF tie Season
from the tropics Ia the lakes, which are served III
the BEST STYLE OF ART. :,
Ills BAR il the best beth for skilful brewing and
superior lItmois-uncqrallcd In this city. If with
these aud ices and cooling mineral waters gentle
men can't keep cool then the weather must c as hot
rs Ncs,tv.uS itself. .,.-
Thank FIJI for Irtst avors, he rcnews his invitation
10 the pullir and promises satisfaction II that Is to
lie found in this world. s.... .;.t..,a. 81
Come. and let's have daily "pcacc Jubilee" -" In
hGr.in that is more mellow than any oil those AZ
Hasten. I-,.r ... ..s i, je 10 :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-27
=, ,r.~f ByGrnbbs G. Williams, -
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh. STREET between Main and Bank.


THAT NOSE BEAUTIFUL FRONT OF
l. ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TllfEE
FEET OF GROUNp. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
SIINFEl: STREETS, AT AUCTION, ON
TUESDAY, JULY %, All 6 O'CLOCK I. M.--
TO attract general attention TO this sale II needs only
closed CLOVER LOT situated rs above that we
now propose to SELL
1t has In Its favor every advantage OF situations
and surroundings, with strept-cars passing In front,
and Is regarded rs about the most select property on
the western continuation of Grace street. Each day
shows an increase I'm v1lnc liz that lclghborh0od.
and upon no property hercabouts will favorable In
fircnccs tell more decidedly.
Especial attention Is called to the fact that inc re-
ing to open Grace street out TO Richmond College
must In IFS execution cause the Introduction OF n-
water, culyerts &C., and make this portion of Grace
street one OF the most desirable In every respect
I'm the city for private residences.
l., N AuctOImcrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-27

TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD EXTENSION.
a Washington correspondent of the Phih-
dclphia Inquirer says: ..,..- a-ti
"l'hc Pennsylvania Railroad Company
have arranged to open their southern con-
ncclionS from Baltimore TO Richmond on
July list. Owing to refusal Of the FredrrickS-
burg and Aqua Creek line, which they con-
meet with at Fredericksburg, toconliect with
them but once day. until the Pennsylvania
company can control IL line of their own into
Richmond only night trains will run from
here to and from Richmond, and the day
trains are TO keep up the old boating arrange
mcnt, continuing the seven hours run to
Richmond, instead of three" .........
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-27
by wellington GoddIn,
aAuctj0ncer and Real Estate Agent
:. corner of Elryentli aud Bunk STREETS. !;

rT,RUSrEE'S SALE OF HANDSOME
l. BUILDING LOT IN THE WEST LINE OF
TWENTIETH BETWEEN GRACE AND
BROAD SrREETS.-As trustee w . certain deed
Of trust hearing date nth May 1871, duly Teeerde5i
f,I Richmond fiunecry Court IN Decd Book No: Of
s. l,ase all. shall, In execution thereof, prersed !o
Iii al public auctiOp on the premises, on FRIDAY
fie Stt July 1877. commencing at o'clock r. d.,
FAIR IL not the first fair ,ay thereafter, tue RIAL
ESTATE conveyed by the said deed, fronting . feet
ON said west line OF Twentieth street running back
i2a feet 10 an ail4y 20 feet wide. t4ss.y<
TEr,fS: Enough Ia cash 10 defray expenses o.
s,Ie aat! 10 discharge bond for $ieas and ~! ac-
Nav 1871; on credit Is To SIaa.7s unta the :9ft
May Is74 with interest half yearly at per cent per
annum; ana ~ 10 the residue, Oh such terms as
shall he announced at the hour Of sale.
iecs ". GODDIN, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-27

NELSON'S MARpiAGE.-On Friday last IL let
ter WAS received in this city by II friend of
Miss Christine Nilsson, in which Miss Nils
son writes that she is to nc married to NJ.
A,g,l>lc Ro,lz,,ld. in London, the last week
III July. III. iounaud is a French gentle
man, about thirty-six years of age, and is a
stock broker, now residing in Paris.* Ttlis
union IL founded or love alone. nj. Roli-
Harld is hy 10 means Il wealthy man, his pro-
perry having been impaired by the late war.
The bridal pair intend to sojonrn In Swilzer-
land during their honeymoon, and Miss
Nilsson will rc,tppcar on the operate stage
II Russia in September neXt.-Nc,c York.
sA>gR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-27
by James H.. Taylor, .,..5 .
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioncer,
Office No. ITO Main street.

1--WE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
E ON THE SOUTH SIDE OFF CUMBERLAND
BEsfT FEN LAUREL AND CIIERtG SrlitETs.
SIDNEY. FOR SALE At AUCTloN.--Wlllb be sold
on SATURDAY the 18th day OF June. 1872, ON tls
premises, at q o'clock +. a.. the lots ~, altps5
located eacIi fronting 20 feet on Cumberland street
and running hack llu feet 10 an alley 10 feet Wide
Cherry between Beverly aud Albenlarlc streets,
fronting 80 by $50 feet to alley eight feet wide:
j TERMS One-fohrth cash; balance ut SIX, twelve
and eighteen, months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and secured Ivy a deed Of trust.
a. "a .... It,JAM rs M.lTAYLOR, Auctioncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-27
BY james NJ. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Office No. ITO Main street.

cN VACANT LOTS At THE SOUTH
- EAST CORNER OF. FElEKAIf AND ST.
JAMES STREETS FOR SALE At AuCrloN.-
o, the premises, ut q O'Clock T.. NJ thu LOTS as
above located l,avnga front OF twenty three feet
each on the south side Of Federal street, and running
back one hundred and twenty -four feet 10 an alley
ten feet wide. = 'ft, 40 =
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at Six tseive,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest,"
added, and secured by deed Of trust.
je % JAMES nj. TAYLOR. huctiOneer
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.,s... by Moody & Royal, t.t, e"
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS, s'
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
- u Manchester. Va.
J-,oSIMISsJONER'S SALE OF TRUL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
OvAE UABLE REAL ESTATE TN TIE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER, VAL pursuance
of a decree OF tie County Court OF Chcricrhcld
county, at the June term pr In the case Of SSmSs
will offer for sIeat public auction, on the premises.
OH SATURDAY the 10Th :.l1y of June, lsis; al .
O'Clock /. H., the BRICK and WOOD STORE
owned by the late A. A. jerks, situated on Tive souti
side Of Hull street between Sixth and ScYenth
streets fronting G6 feet and running back 16S feet
This valuable building has fine sorcroo highly y, ,,
suitable IA business stand, being nearly III tile
centre Of the town. and only bait asguare from se-
ycnth street the main avenue 10 the free bridge ne
sides t has -roo,ns above the store, ana the siff
ton being In y good neighborhood, makes II highly
There arc eayeraI OUT.BUILDINGS In the rear
OF the storc-bnldIIg, suitable for Storage sc. q.
Parties wishing tn make good investment are
requested To attend this sale. j -.
SfERMs :: One-fonrth cash; balance uron credit
Of three, ELK, and nine months, n,Botiabh NOES
with eight per cent. Interest addri properly Gu
tiorsed. the title being rcia ned until the whole pup
chase money Is paid and conveyance soIterGd V!
the court - i - .d7 JAMES A. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
NfOoT)y & ROYAII. AUrf!OfiPCrS. jt.t-Jt
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J7ALIIABLE COLLEGE, pkOpERTY

VALUABLE COLLEGE PROPERTY,
Y IN MECKLESBURti COUNTY, FOR SALE.
BY virtue of decd of trust hearing date the 18th
day Of February. 1871, executed to the undersigned
by Henry G.. MctiOnega, or the State of New York,
and ut the request of Randolph Macon College, the
creditor secured thereby, shall expose to sale ut
public auction, on the prem SIS, NJ L. O'clock on
FRIDAY, 9Th Of July. iSfg. the valuable property
known rs the RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE
PROPERTY, near BoydtOn, In the county Of Neck
lenburg. Va. The college buildings large, hlud.
some, and valuable, accommodating from lis to 200
students. Tie boarding departments two IN
number and are admirably suited to the purposes
for which they were built. The mansion of tire
president and the different residences Of the faGulty
uIircc In nuiDber) are all cOmmodiOus and hand
some buildings, with Gsirdcns, lots &c. attached.
In Ion to the above property, there ais'
THREE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN ACRES OF
LAND attached, which have been In cultivation,
and are well adapted to the crops usually raised In
this section. Hs.t-f.a ~ E ...tt5E. = .a
The above property will be sold together or In par
cells to suit purchasers, US may he determined on
dry OF sale. -.
EXPENSES attending the execution of the trust aud 10
nav two nOtn:-onc for Sf,2sI, with Interest from
November II, ISL, and the uter for ~ III with IN
tercst from February Is, 1877: and Oh credit as TO
xs5gO with interest from February Is, 1871, to Feb
r,,ary IT, 1874; and rs to the balance upon such
itcrs rs the gr:utor I'm said detsl may decide. ana
upon his failure TO do SO, upon such terms as may Ike
ANNOUNCED at the sale by tifc undersigned
JOHN HOWARD, Trustee.
IS. MASON, Auctiouccr. je IS dcodSt&wlt /.