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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-22
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-22

| Deutlalanb eewprben mar, bas 1T Sulta
fur Mit!elbeutfd1anb seworben. Mus bte>
tent Snfttut Tno erobe unb berubmte sc"
le6rte, ercbe unb beritmte 9eiltse berpcrse>
eansen. Ja bas @erf, we19es Der 81. 3d.
ntfa,tus In Deuti9lanb ensepfansen, 1T Bon
letnen Mitbripern, pom etnem 2. 8ontfu>
3ius, Gem tphp'ten Mbte BON ct. gin3ents,
btlem ebrmurbtsen Manne, fosar auf Dem
mefltGen G%ontinente, auf amerifantldem
Broen fort3eiebt .porben. @or rs Sabren
betrat tst pp9mRe. Mbt 8onifastus Mmert,
ta's Bopen, unb was Sat ct fettbem nt6t
seleiaet ! Gr bat Elm itDnes &l@fer, etn BE-
rubmtes gonesium eesranbet, aus wel&em
fdcn 70 piele @rbstter I'M @etnberse bes
@errn Encouragement ino. uetsraQbtn bat
er 1etne Wrtefsr, feline Seneboten aIsse>
f9tdt, I'm, ben @lauben gu prebt9en, UNI
baafelbe 3u tbun, mas Der Fl. gpnifa3tus
etnfens aetban. 60 1T benn aud oefona>
men, bab bic Mitbrlber hes FL. 9ontfa3tus
audi BIER In Minneiota fiA ntebereelaGen,
pab Ie bier Elm atofer, Elm Go1e9tum e.
ri9tet, 100 npts DOR etni9en Sabren ter Sn'
pianer baufe. Wer BON uns wetb nt4t,
uie ppr 6 Satren BET @sunbfetn gun, erfen
eresbenpsn gebduee selsst, unb tper fsbt
niat, pas letteem esiAstsu 1T? cot i'd
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risfeiten su lberwirhsn batten? Ctss 1T
nt9t aotbwensts, bsnu oas petb Elm Sober
Don Gu&, rnp 3par better ais i'd bteielten
ueie ooer fe tefbreiben tonate. Nebr bar
uter 3u iprsdsn, ee,itmt mir niAt sabt iid
niht fur mid. Gines aber 1T semtB: Die
Mittrupsr pes II. Yontfa3tus, bic @iontere
Don Minne(pta, taten barte 3eiten sefeben
baben 0tsles burdsema2t, @Rles fIr @ctt'
erbulbet unb bofentltd wereen fe e~iraens
ppn @ptt ibren 2obn empfanssn benn ii.
re Werfe 1inp %etnselArtebeu tm8uhe bes &C.
bens.-Wte Der 81. 8putfa3ius nidt trot
lAsn 9pbn bssstrte, 1oasn aud MIR na4 fet'
neut folhen perlansen. Srattsn "'r BLOB
pie Susenoen pes bl. 8pnifas'us ruh3uab<
men; 1eien mir feline treuea Sr3as t,er, unb
paun perben mir n1tens NIT ;en cis &rone
empfansen.
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Bcnifastus ntdt, ipnbern fetsra mir letn
Bef idbrliA ! MDsen ptr lein, 100 tmn1er,
ptsies Self 1olte ron uns seietert meroen ;
Mot poaen mir persefen, was Der 81. gont.
fa3tus fur uns setRan!-
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Hebe 8 bpA n. P. Mlertus,O.S S. B.
Bet Der Seffeter bestL
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fasen user Die Ge.pfi4tuns, bic utr ats
Deutide baten, bas Set hes 81. 8ontfasius
gu fetsrn. @snu iA betradte, wte oncere
Nationen ibre Rational. 9sitt9en nidt Der
se7en, ~ionpera nit fpl4eu1 Offer psrebsen,
mie iclte i'd wpbl annebrnen burfen, bab bic
beutl9e Nltion loren Naticnal. @eiltsen,
ben 81. 8cn,fastns perse7en babe, ooer i'm
ni4t ebren pone, pie fe es folte !-1At
-SGanbe fur ben beutl9en Mamen-fo III
Is sei&eben unb sei&iebt nod in unfern Ia.
gen. Der H. 8onifa3tus 1T persedtn nor
ben, 1T nt@t perebrt tporbeu Don len Deut.
f9en, wte IS bdtte sef&eben foten.
Die urfa&e, weetalb Is nt9t 9ef&eten.
1T pieuet&t bteie, neil mir ~ uents NIT ben,
2eben unb ben 9tattn bes II. Bontfaatus
betannt fnb. @res 1T Der 81. patst3tus,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-22
3nldnoii9e Na9rt@ten.
2tr4It6eS 8.

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bic Ureupentpt(Aaft, bab bo&w. ?. gSen'a'
ger rprt am pcrisen @amfas ansetommen
III, UNI ft!n 1tsensretdts Mi0ionswe1t fuf
Minnelo:1 tpieper aui3unsbmen. W'e mtr
pernebmen, tparsn @nrtert'tunsen gum
feierli9sn gmpfanee res Mt(1onars &C.
trefen.
ct, @e-ru:ae's @eabemst III @batops,
@cott g., bate purtse @cds TIRE s&lub"
prufuna u,.o fetRtte BET oie(sm @n!ade neuer'
b{nas ben gswe,,, nab fe untef tadttser
qtituna fett. Mr6 1T cline turae 3ett per>
HoGsn. {ettee.a bic eb1w. 26Ater bes II. ST.
1,ebift bisfe Nn1alt aearlnoet baben, unb
bereits bt.fes Trubjatr latte de etne Mn5atl
3Salinse, bic amii4sa so une so we4lelte.
l1ntsrrt9t in bea Suu1td&ern, IN metblt&en
Mrbetten, In bsr M.Rf,-Iaes tat fttnen
tarmontl6en Gang unb pas etntla teben
l1ntfrridt bic &rpne aufest: g!lbuns bes
tuserbltasn .@smitbes, entirretenb ietner
bpbsn 3e|tmmuns, bas gilt btet ale 6aurt'
stel. Cte 8erbtleune Der .pt;slt4en Su3enr
1T ia In un(ern Tasen etn @esenftano 10
(hmerer uno 1eiber bsredtteter 8lase.
9ter .pirb .patre Ger3ersbtlbung ansefrsbt,
pbue ZEN @ei1 gu grandchildren. SD
brau&e pater nur nod barauf b%in3upetien.
taB Gltern, benen cine CUTE 9eranbtloure
tbrer GpAter ptAtt9 III, BIER eine ie9r quite
@elesenbett fnbeu, bteb gu erretAen. Der
@rufun9 mptnten bic bodw. 9erren z.
Masnus Ma9r, S. Sfer, s. &eanse9 unp
s. M. @lpne bet. Den ebrW. Sroensl4we"
fern fann es nur CUR Nufmunterung oienen,
baR aubsr @ermanbten Don 3Settnsen nod
aablreihe unb prpmtnente yerionen pcn Dor
tteer gsesnt beim Gramen anpeienb waren
un> ,ab bic 8efrtsotButs NIT ben 9eiitun'
aen Der Mr1a1t au3emein trar unb Anper'
lulen bic Nnerfennun9 t1far ausseIrrpden
wurbe. $50 tieler @rfc'9 eratelt wtrp, &C.
bari es fetnet anbern Gu.pfeplung.
sSu 9ouctas 5otpn, Gatota Co., laber
bic In bprtieer @eeenb wcbneneen beut'
{hen Ratboliieu Ben 8au c!rer STRIDE unter'
npmtnen.
Mua IL Gonntaia, Ttn,ncre 60. cest BEL
Bau elmer fattoli1hen STRIDE feiner 3pQen
burg eutsesen. Daaielbs tptrb avg 2a'.,s
boro, I'M nlmli4en gpnntY seneleet-d.
erfreulibes .3stAsn, baB B.: Satgpltfea f.
famme;n.
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@poetue g., ubernimmt bic Geelfpr9e q
G1arDstolun, Seott 60, anp Steu. 5. u
stasiba, btsber am 1estsenannten S}lcse
bestebt fiA ais 5esliorser nab &ep @ins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20
SGOod musicians execute their music, TIA
bad Onss murder it.-Judg.
DIED..

GORMAN. nth 18Th instant, AGNES, daugh-
ter Of Francis IN Elizabeth 6UIman. aged years
aud mon t.
funeI nj vii take place from parents residence,
between a. aud 81 and street and Maryland ave
nue. sunday, At "a O'Clock .. m. Relatives and
friends inv iIsd to att nd.
SIMONI en- tn. 18th instant, Of CONSUMPTION.
which che kure with ChTistfIn fortiiuae, SCS IN
CHARLOTTE, wife Of tIeOrge ii. SimOnds, aged q
years.
Funeral will take place AT Waugh Chapel, Capt
tol Hill. Sunday. at &C cck .. m. r latiVes and
friends the family invited to attend Resi- iet
3I6 street r.
WHITAKER Tn the 10Th instant, JOHN Z.
WHITAk ER, aged a years and months. Born in
the city OF London Eng and, but resident Of this
city for the ia-i 20 years
Funeral wal take place from 9l3 "a ST., between
I and X st- =. W, Sunday morning at o cl-ck
Relatives fri Bds of the family respectfully
invited - attend. biographical Union, No. l1l,
invited "a sttPnd. 81
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~ Star llffra RI1ilIir.,.
Ik kEsT f,I s44kEEn9SFyALgARLE IMPROVED

I'M sTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE ON srH STREET VEST he
TWEEN AND 2 STREETS NORTHWEST
"a by virtue Of q deed of trust bearing date on
e. the 10th day Of July, A. d. 1870, aud recorded
s,n Liber No. 62l folio IS, of the land records
OF the District of Columbia and by direction of the
holders OF the note secured thereby will seII M
publ auctiun in front of the premi ies N TITES-
DAY, the 23d day Of January, Is72, at s O'Clock
m., part OF Lot No; IL, ia Square No 3g7 As the
same distinguished the ground plan of the city
81 asbington. and described follows: BeginDinS
or the same at the southeast corner of said lot and
running thence north along the line of Sth street
vest - feet 10 inches thence "a feet inches 70
an alley thence south - feet 10 inches thence east
~ feSt4 inches t. the point OF beginning, with the
b. lick Dwelling " '0i'
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance in six and
twelve months the purchaser to give his no;e. Tor
the deferred payments. In equal amounts BEARING
interest from the day of sale, and secured by a "a
q trust on the property Sold all cash at the pur
chaser's option. sa0 down when the property il
sold. Stamps and conveYances AT rchaser' a coat
EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee
Jsnl2 dads LATIMER Il CLEARY Aucts
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HOLIDAY GOODs.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
We would respectfully call the attention OF our
customers and the public generally to our large and
well-selected stock Of GOODS FOB THE Holt
DAYS, among which We would name, in part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIsINs.
LONDON LAYER RAISINs, in whole, half and ars
VALENCIA RAISINS
SULTANA RAISINS.
OURRANTs, FIGS.
IMPERIAL PRUNES, in !, 2 and pounds
COOKING PRUNEs and DRIED FRUIT,
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in glass, very beau
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in lb. and s-Ib. can,
GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French,
DONATIONS, in 2-lb. and S-lb. cans,
TEXAS BEEF, Q very nutritious article.
HUCKINS' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS.
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES. something new
FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, all kinda
LOBSTERS, In glass and tins.
PRESERVED GINGER and CHOW-CHOW.
PRESERVES Of all kinds, Gordon's make,
ALMONDS, WALNUTS, PECANS, FILBERrs
BRAZIL NUTS. FRENCH CANDY, LIB. and slb
boxes; FIRE CRACKERS, &C., &c.
ALSO,
FINE OLD JAMAICA Rum.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY
Very superior OLD BRANDY
Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY
GAFFS CELEBRATED PURE Rye WHISKY
PORT. ANGELICA, MUSCAT, SHERRY and
MADEIRA WINES
All the popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE WINES
and few casks fine old PALE SHERRY in the
Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guaranteeing
the purity Of the Wine offered.
FOR SALE Low BY
BROWNING q MIDDLETON.
No. GIG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
decl6-h Opposite Metropolitan Hotel,
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIpDERs

lNtltD!N6 CONDITIONS TO BIZ EMBRACED IN THE
CONTRACT.
ns hSnT 81 arrival At ana DEPARTURE from the
shnstGn cry Post once 70 be al all times under
AIKEN from and delivered into the Poet Once mail
sae two horse wagons OF sEsscierf eop1S,, "a
ne enfus NAL, well protected by a suitable water
rom depTedaiiOns; aud when carried in the nieht
must be accompanied bv at least one person besides
Tvsr and susrd 70 be subject AZ an anss m r
P.s'mssters control and approval. WV
Tie bids for this service are u cover aV tran.
PorstiOn q mail matter 70 from the W ashington
Cp Post Ofhce and to all railroads aud steamboats,
city; including Congressional documents and Ne.
pGoled,ons Df any name or nature amounting to
understood that the contractor will not receive an
Increase OF compensation during the contract term
any delay IN e9n-s9nence OF the faiurs Of the mail.
OF any the d~poI. steamboat landings or change
IN the location Of the Post O during the cntract
Zach bid must be guaranteed by two re- pSnIgyhie
persons, and the accepted bidder will be required 10
ample and objectionable sufficency ito be eerti
fed TO as such by the postmaster at Washington
eyry TeeIeCt. The contract will also provide that
the contractor shall be snswerable for ali persons
~ .sis and be Accountable To the pieS o. the
any damage sustained through their unfsit hfu1ess
duetiOns made for failures aud deinqnencies In tbs
performance Of the service: and that the contract
The post Office laws disregsrdng the instr ue tons
Cf the Department
In Of failure Of the sccepted bidder 70 execu,.
contract, Of the abandonment Of ,eryio. dnrf1e
the contract term the service will be re- ad,erti.ea
and relet at the expense Of the falling bidder or
contractor.
Bidders are requested 70 call at the wa.hinpton
City Post Office (where blanks for bids can be- Oh
tain ed and inform themselves Of the chsracter Of
the service and what will BE- required in order that
they may bid undsrstsndiDgiy, and TO prevent any
misspprt hension after the service has been let.
In view OF possible increase or reduction of the
service bidders will state In their bids the for
which they agree TO perform each trip in each di-
rectiOn advertised, and increase and reduction
will be made in accordance with these II CURES The
the body Of the bid
Bids Of IS te0 and upwards must be accompanied
by certified check or draft equal TO five per cent
Of the bid.-( Lar 81 Ma, "a s, IEI.D
The Postmaster General reserves the right 20 chr
tail or add TO the service in sccordance vita the pre-
Cedng section. and also the right To reject
bids u hich may be deemed extravagant.
be considered
Proposals should be sealed, superscribei Propo-
sails for Mail Messenger Service. Washingfon.n
and s,iirsssed Second Assistant Postmaster Gsne-
raj, Post Office Departm.
: JOHN A. J. CRESWELL,
Udecl6 laU6E Postmaster General.
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RY LATIMER CLEARY, Auctioneers.
- Star Office Buildings,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and Ilth streex
TRUSTEES sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rRoPEkTY ON STREET NORTH, BE.
1WEEN 6rH AND TTu -


- BY virtue Of o deed Of trust TO the under
-. signed duly made and executed, bearing date
.the Dth day OF June, A. ID. 1871, aud recorded
Lioer No 6e, folio 5, one Of the land records for
Arlington County, in the District of Columbia
and by direction Of the party secured thereby will
sell 81 public auction, in trent OF the premises at
clock p m ON MONDAY, January 22d, A ID.
elZ the east part OF Lot numbered five 81 in Sauare
numbered eight hundred and fifty .eght ts5sj 'front.'
pg twenty two 10 feet ten and half (IO1s inches
one hundred and forty -four 44j feet 20 thirty foot
th9 rear line Of said Lot in the City Of Wash
lpgton, ID. together with the i'm proyemen,s
,ntreon conslstng Of good, subst antisl 20 story
81. VIII nm neS two-story Frame Back Building
Terms one nall in cash, Of which SEA must be
paid sale; the ceferred payments 10 be msde in
ard y months aftsr day Of sale, with ten per cent
the property, 10 the satisfaction Of the Trrstsa
Terms Of sale 10 be fully complied with wi,b; ;
the right to resell the property, after ana sss
notice, at the risk and cost Of the first onrrhser
WM y. HOLfZMAN Trustaa
janl0 dads LATIMER CLEARY 49,
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PROPOSALS.
limited STATES MAIL.
MESSENGER SERVICE, WASHINGTON, d. G
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. !

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. !
WASHINGTON, December IS. ISL
Sealed Proposals sill b. received at the CoAtract
Office OF This department until 3 D. m of MkECU .
1s72 tto be decided before March 80 I572 for
The performance Of he mail service named below for
four years, from July ], lS72, TO June %, 1876
OF the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, Mary
land avenue, two trips daily, except sunday
and one rip bon Sunday. Return trips from said
station 20 post office, two daily.
From the post Office to Baltimore and Ohio Rail
ROAD sraiIOn- eight trips daily except Sunday
and two on sunday Return trims from ss;j
station 20 post office, eight daily, except SUN
day, and i've on sunday.
From The post Office TO Baltimore and Potomac
hssl cad station, two trips daily, except sun
cay and one ON sunday Return trips from
Sunday, and one on Sunday.
From the post Office 10 the Potomac stea uboat.
tmHI hne), two tri % daily, except SUI day and
one on Sunday. Return trips from said sream-
boats t. post Office, two daily.
From the post-ofhce to the Norfolk steamboa,
mail line three trips per week. Return trips
week.
From Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station 20
Orange and Alexandria Railroad station thre.
trips daily. except Sunday, and two trim, on
sunday Return trips, two daily.
From Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station IN
potomac steamboats,, three trips daily, except
SUNDAY, and two on Sunday. Return trips
two daily. f1'
From Baltimore and Potomac Railroad station
10 Orange and AleNanris Railroad station
Two tips daily, except Sunday, and one on
sunday Return trlps, two daily, except sun
From Baltiu ore and Potomac Railroad station
10 Potomac steamboats,, two tri ps d.ily excent
sunday. and SUNDAY Return trim
Two daily, except Sunday and one on Sunday
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EVENING STAR.

A-PEOBA not a few OF our young readers
are ignOra mt of the significance OF the term leap
wear a few words on the hject will be in place.
yesr consists of 3s5 days and hours, or the
quarter OF a day, and to Keep this fraction of
wear from ranging our present division of time,
every fourth wear a day is added to the calendar
giving u a wear OF SEQ days IL is called Leap
Year, because the waning hours leap from-sid
to make full day, and are added to February
because this j. the shortest month in the season.
dividing the year by four, and when IL leaves no
remainder Leap Year is upon US. The months
have not all AN equal number of DAYS and 10
enable people tO remember them as the months
come ard 60, forms in verse have been devised
srd taught in schools TO aid memory. Tradition
saws the ladies have right every leap wear To-
select from the opposite sex Just such a man, il
they cali find him, they nav of all Others
choose for a husband. And we saw 20 all our
young ladS friends, play your cards while they
are trumIS.
s-GGod musicians execute their music, the
bad Onss murder it--Jady.
BYTheN -t. SON use diamonds for stone
walls in SOut A lea. If they continue to pile
up many nor l,-rarat 4 lIWs.
acAn Indiana girl, who had been Tilted, bit
of the thumb OF her faithless lover. She
probably want q To secure Is much OF his hand
a. possible.
things in tn village where il il published, saws:
eve are proud of the impreSSively solemn ap-
pearanCe OF our undertakers. smiling under
taker Is "A bideOus incubus on the growth of a
place"
sE"weII. Snifles," said an employer to his
new clerk, have YOU posted the ledger"
s'Yetb thiT. ;" ISped Snities; 1--WE pointed the
ter-boxth. and had to take it inthide the poth
GtfitLi"
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sSEs kAHGTGF yERT
ERN0R + ?. GooKE: AND an kL GG iiI;
kkKKtRLR pc ss SiTE At THE HoRTH EAST COR:
SHEETS NJ NUN i"'"HH
"A BY virtue Of DE- ed Of trust TO me, dated De-
e.,8 cember o. $50, and duly recorded i'm Liber No
-A652 folio - one of the land records Of Wash.
lLgton county, District of Columbia shall Offer for
safe. by public auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY the 22d day OF January, Is72, at O'Clock D.
IN se r hs piece or parcel Of ground situate
known as paris OF lots numbered two hundred and
(273 in Besl second ADDITION 10 said town and de-
sciiber a. follows Beginning al point or the west
from he southwest corner Of washington And stoa
cart streets, and running thence south sixty feet l
thence north sixty G60 feet and one bgn
dr:d and enty I2Ul eet - ashi gton street and
parcel Of ground and premises situated in said
IeoTger3wn, aGd known as part of =. Evermsy, be-
ing IN Thomas Beal's addition to said town, aud de-
scrbed as follows: BEGINNING for thsssame at point
on th- east side OF Montgomery street, distant one
corner of Montgomery aud Stodiart streets and
running thence with the east side Of Montgom nv
nsrih eighty seven degrees. east one hundred aad
5Ay ie.t thence south three degrees, two hun
dred feet TO Stoddart street. thence with the north
SIDE Of stoddart street, south eighty seven degrees
west forty feet thence north three degrees west one
hundred and twenty feet thence south eighty seven
draIe.s, west one hundred and twenty feet, to N1at
Allthe aforementioned property is situated in
NE most delightful portion of GeUrgetovn. The
eNehinE mouse on washington street II large, hay-
ing all modern improvements, built in the best
mann er and most complete and comfortable Pri
TIE " hole being In perfect Greer.
Terms of sale One half cash, and the balance I'm
one year with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property deposit OF two hundred aud nifty
collars will be qnired each piece Of pro perty at
the sae, which will be forfeited if the terms of sas
are not cfmped with in ten days after SALE and the
properly will be Iesod at the rick aud cost of de-
faniili purchaser. All cOnveyancing aud revenue
stamps al purchaser cost.
jlstd w.H,VFENER ~ Go ir . ee'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-20
pY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND IN MCDOWELL COUNTY, WEST
VIRGINIA, COMPRISING $50, 900 ACRES.
60 BY virtue Of 3 deed of rust dated July goth,
1865, given by William G. W Jaeger To Frank
- lin Mace, the subscriber will sell at the front
Of the City Hail. on AZ street; in the city Of Wash
ington, d. C., on MONDAY. the 22d day 4 Janu-
airy lE2, az the hour of O'Clock m the following
described tract of land, situated in the county of
the Long Fork of the Sandy river and contained
within the following metes and bounds, to wit: Be-
ginning at q corner ABB ut seventy five poles in
nor heasteTy direction from a point the line of
said tract, where E6 horn Greek crosses the same;
thence south twenty five d. grees west thirteen hun
grees west twenty six hundred and fifty poles to a
corner; thence sou h thirty seven degrees east
thirty six hundred poles to corner; thence ncrth
sixty four -grees east four hundred lies to a cor
Der thence north twenty degrees west fiyr hundred
and thirty pOlet to corner; thence north fte0n de-
erees east two hundred and highly poles; thence
north thirty four degrees west five hundred and
eighty poles to corner, thence north ten degrees
east twenty nine hundred and fifty les 20 cor
ner; thence north two degrees west eight hundred
and eighty poles to a corner; thence north eighty
dsS.ees west eighteen hundred and fifty poles to
corner; thence south forty five degrees west nine
hundred and twenty pOes to the place Of beginning
Containing 10 900 acres Of land, more or less.
The terms Of sale are One half cash, and the bal
ance in three equal payments, At six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest, with security TO be
ppproy ed by the trustee; the purchaser pairing on
day Of sale go, And if the terms of sale not
complied with within twenty days then the property
paper printed in Washington, d. for ten day 5, al
the risk and cost Of the purchaser in default.
FRANKLIN MACE, Trustee.
nolS 2awhds GREEN WILLIAMS. AUcts.