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NOTICE.

An perscus having claims against the est'e of Ped duy proven sccordiag to law e the undersigned ss h olHce in the town of Phcuix, M.ricora county. A. T. within one year from the dsse of this notice Public Aduuisty.sos and Adminstraior of said Estsss Phruir Naricopa county A. T.. July %, 1872
 aagt0s
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Don't Write Them.

does nt pay station keepers to write forage receipts when they send o this office and procure any desired number of neatly printed blank receipts gotten uP, acty per instructions from the Chief the district, and at cheap rates
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NOTICE!

The partnership heretofore existing between Geo ". Barnard and Jas C. Otis has been dissolved by mutual consent.
 The bills due the late firm have been placed in the hands of Mir. Robert Owen for collection.
 GEO. W. BARNARD,
 JAS. c. OTIS. Prescott A. T.. August l2. 1872 G. w Barnard will continue business the old stand and will do his best to please customers. augl7
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Correct.

The circular of instructions to soldiers, &c., on land matters, published to-day, may be relied upon as correct.
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Big Hotel.

The press and people of Central City, Colorado, are very proud of their new hotel the "Teller House," which, we hope, will have telling effect upon the growth and prosperity of Central City. The last Register received at this office gives representation of the hotel
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Court.

Associate Justice Tweed is preparing to go to Maricopa county, to begin, at Phoenix, term of District Court, on the first Monday | in September next.
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More Rain---High Water in Granite.

It rained plenty Thursday last. Granite Creel was full to the brim of very dirty water.
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Weather---Crops.

showers of rain have, since last report,
 various points around Prescott, and making fast. Grass is good and plenty, atirc section looks charming. Water is aIty in springs ard creeks. A big show sday last, sent Granite Creek on huge and on Tuesday last, Lynx Creek poured than enough water to flood all its val iilnder and lightning have, of course, nv
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DIVINE SERVICES.

Chaplain Gilmore. II. s. Army, will deliver religious discourse in the Courtroom, Prescott, every Sunday. Services commence at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
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NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC. THAT MY John w Osborn and Neri F. Osborne minors under the age of tweuty-one years by considered nde pendent trades with fall powers of transactng any bust ness they may desire to enter into without interference o any kind upon my part
 further notify the public that will in way become responsible for any debts they may contract will claim any of the proceeds of their labor leaving them free and Independent though they had attained the age of twenty-one yearA JN0. F. OSBORN. Phssnix Maricopa County 4. T., August l. A. D. ls72
 augl0m2
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the incest freshest and best HAIR PREP ARATIoSs Females, Oils Dyes and Invigorators, Lubn's Genuine French Extracts Soaps, Powders and Cosmeiiques be had at DR. KENDALLS
 jau27'12 Pioneer Drug Store.
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See notice of sale of furniture, poultry. etc.
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MARRIED.

In Tucson, August 4 1872 Richard voaenden and Anna Charaleau.
 In Tucson, August f. 1872 B. D. Fairbanks and Manu- ela Nevarex.
 In Tucson, August T. 1872 by Justice c. H. Meyers, Charles D. Rivers and Apripina Moreno.
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AZTLAN LODGE No. l77, F. aA.M.
100. F., ARIZONA LODGE, no. l.
POST OFFICE PRESCOTT. Arrivals and Departures of Mails-Postal Rules-Money Orders, &c., Sc.

Mails arrive from all points, Mondays and Thursdays. Depart, Wednesdays and Saturdays
 Ofhee hours ffum M. to : F. M.
 Money Orders issued every day of the week. exceps Sunday. ORLANDO ALLEN, P. N.
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Notice to Creditors. :state of A. J. KEITH, Deceased

Estate of A. !. KEITH, Deceased Notice is hereby given. to a persons having claims aarss the estate of A. l. Keith. deceased to presen. the same with sbe necessary vouehers within year iron the date hereo the Adninisra;or af hs ohce p Min erai Park Mohaye county, Arizona Territory
 w F. HESNING,
 Administrator of the Estate of A. J. Keith Decd Mineral Park July 2. l672 ansiwS
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BORN.

In Prescott, August 17, to the wife of John Dickson, daughter.
 In Miller Valley. near Prescott, August 2Ist, to the wife of s. c. Miller, a son.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD JU. dicia District in and for the County Of Maricopa.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
THE BULLETIN.
Published every snOrpins, Monday ex.
copied.

DEAD OR DYING. Where the hair is
unnaturally dry, you may DO sure that It
is dying and unless artificial y vitalized,
II will soon be as dead as leaves in No
vember. Feed the whitening ibers and
stimulate the torpid scalp with Lyons
Kathairon, and the evil, which must other
wise soon eliminate in badness, will be
speedily remcdid. 1t Is absolutely neces-
snry for the health Of the brain, that it be
kept moderately moist with a preparation
capable of nourisbing and invigorating it.
Lyons X athairon fulills these conditions,
and is the only article that actually puts
new life into the capillary tubs, through
which the natural ncurishment has ceased
to pass. This pure and harmless vegetable
preparation is absorbed by the skin Of the
head to the roots Of the hair, and passes
into the dlaments by the force of capillary
attraction. 3-l3.3od&w1w
BATcHELoss HAIR DYE.--This superb
hair dye is the best in the worid--perfec'ly
harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. The genuine W. A.
Bachelors Hair Dye produces immedi-
ate'y u splendid natural black or brown.
Does not stain the skin, hut leaves the
hair clean, soft and beautiful. The only
safe and perfect dye Sold by all drug
gists. Factory, l6 Bond St., y. Y.
3-lO-eod-7w-ly.
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Send for
D. C. IACCARD E. cos H.
lustrated Price List and
Catalogue of Waltham, How
ard, and D. c. Jaccard & Co.'S
Watches, jeweIry, and Solid
Silver and Plated Ware. &C.
When In St. Louis you are
invited to inspect their mag
nificent JEWELRY establish
ment. Nos. 40I & 403 n.
FOURTH St., Corner of Lo-
Gust, Odd Fellows Hall.
S@Watches, Clocks and Music
Boxes Repaired and Warranted.
Orders by mail promptly atten.
ded to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-08
ByLec & Goddln, AuctIcneers,
No. TIA Main street.

cIX BEAUTIFUL SMALL FARMS LIZ
MISUNDERSTANDING AND POTOMAC RAlI-
ROAD. Is TIE COUETTuF IlEHtuCp. StTEN
MILES FROM THE CITY OF R1CHMOND.-om
FRIDAY the s:h day Of November, l;i2. we VIII
sell. the premises! st i o'clock III: Ec
IL F 'h - FIFTY ACRES OF FINE LAND. part of
the tract recently owned by John B. GEzehro0k.
ESD THIS tract has been highly improved. Inc
buildings are good and ample; dwelling ia Rood
out-lrtildincs: superior water, good orcharu, NC:
Second FORTi-THREF ACRES adjoining inc
above: no improvements: lard In tne heart aacut
onc-haIf cleared the balance Ill woods gooo grass
'"- Third. TY-THREE AND SEVEN
EIGHTHS ACRES adjoining tract No. 2, for the
''I Fourth r.. Twenty NINE AND FTvE-EIGHTHS
ACRES adjoining the nj cve--all heavily wooded
Fifth most desiE2e!e Htte EA mn; cohI2lnHFs
I,nmcdltciy nj the seven-mle pest on The railroad
With l,"w COTTAGE L RESIDENCE just completed,
containing fonr rooms, located about 200 yards froI
the railroad and fronting the same on an elevated
spot, adjoining the farm o! TUG iate noili,s louIl;
The land Is Of lire qntlity about fifteen acres OF
which are In meadow, the re:na!ndcr highland.
Twcnty-f-c l,nsbcl- winter oats haze been seeded,
and are very promising.
sixth. FIVE 4 GRE ), with good FRAMED
uUi'SE with two rooms, aud rut-huitinEs; nice
garden. well Of excellent water, &C., adjoining ire
land Of j. Thompson Brown. ESD, ara Formerly INC
property of Mics Patsy Tyler.
All Of these farms 'front.' directly on the rilIo.u.
arc In a hullthy and good Ecledlb9rilood; ana ior
truck and dairy Farms are very valuable. The tTilS
on the railroad stop at oil OF these points, or 'o'!
TERMs: Al sale. and will he very liberal.
NOS LEE & GoBDlN, A'lrfohcArs.
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for a greater activity in our local news de.
nart,aent as soon as Its passengers saah get
fairly ashore" gs-s- ssct
Mr.. Albert II. Dowe.l Is to publish n
weekly paper at Ashevil!e, n. O., 10 DC
called tho Thunder Clap Of Freedom.
The latest eastern burglary involved the
depo.taticn OF church organ, which haa all
the requisite stops except a "s;op th'ci'
"Kcep 'cm alive, boy keep 'cm alive :.
said an old physician to his Young hrother
practitioner. dead men pay no biils.
A grave-ligger, walking in the streets o, ,,
Windsor the other day, chanced to turn ana
notice two doctors walking behind him. lie
stopped till they passed, and then io,,o"c ;t,
on behind them. "And why Is thls!" sald
they. At know my place IN this process
sion," said lie. .s4a
Another telegraphic victory was gained by
the completion Of the submarine ana over
land line which ,lnitcs Melbourne, Australia,
With the great network Of news-carrylns
wires that now extends three-fourths OF the
way around the globe.
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DgATR-BED ScENEs.-[From Junius Henri
Brownies Paper on Death. l--NIost persons
seem anxious to know if they are going to
die-not because they wish to make physical
preparations, but that they may arrange their
material affairs, give final directions tor the
disposal of their effects or their remains.
Again and again have / been asked by the
wasted wretches in prison, Do you think I
am o gone case, Doctory Pun not afraid to
die, but want to know"
I have found, particularly at Salisbury, that
material comfort is the thing lorged for by
the dying. In their last hour inen and women
want. physical rest and ease aboveaught else,
aud know Instances IN which the replies of
sharp contrast to inquiries made of them as
to become positively grotesque.
I was present when an acquaintance,
having been struck down in the streets by
d falling chimney, was carried home in a
dying state. AS soon as he had recovered
consciousness his wife, half frantic with ter.
ror, leaned over the sofa Oil which he lay,
and said, ooh, my darling, do you really
love me Z" The response was, "Yes, II
You Will pull of my boots" and these were
his last words. A gentleman, long Ill of q
wasting fever, had reached that condition OF
rest which generally heralds the great trans
formation. His betrothed, who had de-
votedly nursed him, said: dearest, do you
die bappy?" II should" was the answer,
off that Internal fly wouldn't bother me";
and spoke no more Wouldn't you like to
see your father?" inquired doting mother
Of her only son, as bis life was ebbing fast.
"Of course should; but I'd rather have
my fuce washed" Such words, apparently
harsh and unfeellng, come from persons of
natural senSibility and tenderness, because
II their dying hour the desire for material
comfort often crowds out every other con-
gtderation.
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oc af-id
Nv Crumbs & Wiiiiams,
pos, Estate Agents AMI auetlcuetfs,
t-',.,s,,,h 81 rect between Main and Balh-


COMMISSIONERS SALE or IhG
VALUABLE. PR0rERT,I, , KN9WSSS Ti ~
si hNf' 1E RICHMoND, OK THE SOUTH SipS
Of rRANkLIS STREET STREET REr w Sr !" s it
TiOS.-ln part execution OF decree o. tBe ,S T.
Gerry Court OF Richmond entered on ING os mt. e.
ycmber ls5i In the case OF slihs's eAeSs,t eo,.,.
Glszetrook and ais the anesslsn,,d p aaeca
Hn ,Se nre,ntscs. on SATURDAY tie 18th Gay i
November o'tock Nj he Z, Pro SSitSSias Mi,
10 Thenias Bradford, baxns lfpar y sIlsy,
Franklin street, and running ,aSA " AoO'
ON wlJteh ID frouts Of feet inches "a, .oppsrl-
rs properly Is sprsvssd 10 ssSs. Ssei sat
nv n ,sss formerly used rs sslo9n, SI,u IN ne
ana With several brick and fianiea o".''
rear. ass - ,ay the c5tS M ID
TsRMs Sufficient In cash to pay ,Se residue II
snit ana the expenses W me s' =, ssa, two, a
three years Tor bonds eearias la ,ss sans are
MAI NJ fhe property VIII be slo%n 81 w
Of the sale, .s sa, r ise,nipiss!epsh
eRrsss q WnLIAMs, Austeneess.
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Gv Lee & Goddin, hEct!Onecrs,
lll3 Main street,
TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT AN

SALE OF EIGHT AND
L THREE-QrAETEH ACRES r, or IA4L,L;SA,::
BILE GARDENING LAND IN THE COUNTY
OF IlENRICU. OH Tut: MEADOWBklDGE
ROAD; OPPOSITE TIL; EAEN QE TIE LATE r.,
virtue OF deed Of trust executed by James +. God
din and wife, bearing .a" 18th May 1871, duly OF
record In the clerks ot;ccof llrnico County Court.
To me Is trustee for ccriain purposes therein men
toned will proceed to sell, being so required to 90
nv the beneficiary secured in said deed, on FRIDAY,
18th November, l37", on the premises, ut ~ O'Clock
Z. NJ, the real estate mentioned rs follows:
'.tl that certain land lying and being In the coun-
ty OF iIcnrcO, on the AIt:ldowrridSe road. short
distance beyond the northern llGe Of Richmond
city, consisting of TWO PARCELS, and containing
THREE AND ONE-NALF ACRES more or less.
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT OF LAND, adtoin-
ing the above. containing ABOUT FIVE AND
OSE-FOCRTu ACRES.
TERMS Enough IN cash TO defray expenses. Of
sale and executing this trust and opay off nccotia-
BILE note for $l,295 at six months from date, With
same interest; balance upon such terms as the said
GoddiH Eay direct; or, without such direction, US
the trustee may think proper.
HERBkRT 4. CLAIBORNE,
nos Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-08
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctloucer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN TIE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER. NEAR TO MAYO'S BRIDGE,
on BOTH SIDES OF HULL STREET.-By vir-
tue Of decree Of Chesterfield County Court en-
tered az the June term, la52 shall, special COM
missioner thereby appointed for the purpose Of
riSrcting division amongst the deylseesl, sell at
u;tbhc auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY
the 9Th November. NJ at O'Clock L. ", portion
OF The real estate belonging TO the estate OF tue late
John Turpin-yiz.. the LOT and FRAMED STOKE
and DIV telling thereon occupied by Mr. Abbott,
fronting feet running hack The full depth thereon,
to lie divided Into three parts also, the LOT, WIN
large FRAIED BUILDING thereon 1T the corner
Of Hull and Semmes streets, occupied by Mr. Joilcs
and Others. fronting 20 feet tmore or less running
back 100 feet.
thereon occupied BY Mr.. Morris, fronting Is feet,
rul.iug back one Side 253 feet ana the other 200
feet. 10 he divided into two parcels.
Tbe foregoing real estate Is located in valuable
part Of Manchester, and for business purposes
should attract special attention
TERMS: Onc-fonTth cash; balance ut SIX, twelve,
an.leightccn months for negotiable notes interest
added, and title retained until al OF the purchase
money Is fully paid and conveyance ordered by the
court. JULIA +. TCRPIN,
10 1850 Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-08
BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and AuCtoncers,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
OBLE COAL-LAND AT TIE MIDLOTHIAN
COaL-PITS.-By virtue of II decree entered ut The
June term. 1877, of the County Court OF Chester
field in The ciianccry SUIT therein pending
styled Maridc:s Cornelius ID. Elliott shall pro-
coed To sell public auction. In front Of the court
house on the iii. dizzy OF Soreml cr. ls5a that being
court day. 1T II O'Clock 4. NJ. that valuable land
lying in the Midlothian township two and Il half
nlilss from Coafei', station, on TIC Richmond and
Duuvile railroad. containing I IL X ISL *
ACRES, with good dwelling thereon. and all the
necessary -Duildiugs; also, ONE-FIFTH liNDI-
VfDED INTEREST n Sc We NJ Y-FIV L
ACRES adjoining the ahovc-dcscTtbcd, with good
dwelling and ouf-buldngs: portion in wood and
balance In cultivation. Ills land lies Immediately
IN the coulGcld what Is called the coal basin,
and should engage the attention of capitalists.
TERMS Cash rs to so much us will be necessary
10 pay the expenses OF aie and costs of this suit and
the balance upon credit of one. two, and three
years for bonds hearing six per c-ntum Interest
from day OF sale, the Tile being retained until the
whole purchase mouey IS fully le!d. ....
$. BROOKS. Commissioner.
MOODY K RoTALI.. AuctiOncera. no 4-.ds
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WINES. LnaUeE,s, TOsAcCO, DC.

-DUFF, PUFF! PUFF I'LL, 00O, OOo
J. tine ard medium CIGARS at factory prices am
on favorable terms. A fine stock OF planutac1ureo
no IN 'f00' 1924 Cary street
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4 GIANT.--ColonelO Orr, resident of Cleve-
land, aud man Of gigantic stature, was in
the city to-day, and was followed 10y an adj
miriDg crowd around the streets. The Colo
mel was born in Marysville. Ohio, and is now
about tweuty-eight years OF age. Heis near
ly seven feet and a half in height, and weighs
u little over six hundred pounds. lie bias
been on exhibition both III this country and
Europe for the past few years. The giant is
quite well Informed, speaking ilueutly Eng
lish, French, aud German, and Is not ut all
unwieldiy considering his immense weight.
He is here as agent for "bitters" house,
hut Is not very bitter himself, being exceed.
iagly affablc and pleasant.--Pitfsturgh Lead,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALUA-

Y BILE IRON AND TIMER LANDS y Al;
LEGHANY- COUNTY, VA. AT tphGnNhL
fEEAKE And ONO oEHiL,RGAD.Iinrs'liM ;?s
decree Of Ai!eghauy Circuit Court pronounc.4 IN
the cause Of Montague Ct ais. rs. William l. AisG
public AUCTION. 70 the highest bidder: OF the @7n
DAY OF NOVEMBER 1872. at C!tltoa totSe AZ! r.:
O'Clock Of that day. The following sEEES THIS 5%
prlsng In all ie,osS ACRES, situated nn;~,illy
at and urouni Lonsdale depot, on both sides OF Jht'
so 10 rser r 1s SUIT UIfETFN FORGE TRACT
2O73 3-4 acres. on west side Of JGcksoS river COW
timing Clifton Forge and furnsce iIr Si, S ie
throughout this tract. II has Il frontage CT !r
and u half on JackSons river. ana bno water
power said TO Ike unsurpassed In the S,ae. g.,
depot. -, .o.o. o.-,ss 1,c.so,,,s river, opro.
site 40 B19H aelos b ;HSSa3S 81 S
wilson's creek. This is heavily tinItercI, Il chs
npcake and Ohio railroad runs through It, and !; sf'
ro So. s LSSft HILL TRACT z acrc OF
Jackson's river opposite 10 No. land adioins W.
ore bank formerly extensively worked for RE ,lp-
entire tract. Within few hundred yards cf =, T.
lines an ore 'halk li.ls recently ieeu 81 eBr! y! ~.
Peters for Buffalo furnace: soe ten tons are guy
tiken from 1t, eud the ore Is reported 10 have sr
satisfaction: II adJyins No., and is Gully s"t'ta'''
NO No. :.%T2GRMAN TRACT (.s,, acres, ST juno
ton Of Jschsous river aud Cowlusture titef. -.
No. s.-G,s23 acrcs. aud No. ta:!oinDEi' u
acres. on the Warm Spring moun,alr. adlG!nhB ny
famous Dolly Ann furnace. This. dcuttiess' CO.
ta,ns the saIne IN abundance %hleh ha'e i!-]'
that property 20 vnluah.e. ,o-
Portions OF these lands have been largely ahc rt"'
fi,ably worked Tor many yesI3 Ms fpt proper
They are frayerscd by the ChcS:ie4ke 1id oIi1 ~.
road, and also run along JcckSnnS river @!t' It
nro,cctca lire OF the james liver and hanaHtI
canal and with tho new ne o.; tue CGrsareahr saI
Ohio railroad 10 ho built down JackSon's RI Tct v.a
Clifton Forge they are heavily t,mt%reo. aiid sle
believed to abound In extensive deposits ni e2,tt
lent ne,uaritc Orc being within The EiEH5 q. u
hest part OF that formation OF Virginia. iSte i'!US
WAYS rtn0rt Ia Chesapeake am! ONO Ialirh~"
the report OF Colonel Alien fled Win Tie 'ke1'
this suit. . ,.,, A,,rlts
They contain The nearest known reliable o. %,I
of iron Gre 10 the great kuuaxEa ecA-he1f;S
being rore than ore h.udrc,i miles d!sEiG!; An
during tic present winter bc connGcte'' t nT1S IL
by The com ple.on OF the Chasal cake ahc ,,'O
road thus Offering uuusual facilities "r TUG - his
..clurc Of iron, rot Cny BY Tie pIpSlIl2 "a 81
iBes austibe supply Of cheap !ue', ht' p - ty
the che.y transportation which WI: ~, SrS,.n
afforded by the reciprocity ot tie iFceh' ~
The coal ana iron regions. ,,y.,.ut 20 d.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash In banI su"sSs - IN The
fray tie expenses Of suit snd saie, quo :, - r,nr
residue IN equal instruments 1T one t"o' m - lie
and five wears With interest fIpm te ~! ,,i,nStd
taking from the purchaser bonds WIN atlssia,te
persoHsl sScurity, and retaining The ue a. "
security 5 e L; fIETcHkR:
.. ee-,ds COfpmts,opsrs.-
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by Gru,is & Williams,
Aucbonears and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY YALU-
l. ABLE real. ESTATE IN SIDNEY, AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND PINE
STREETS.-in execution OF deed Of trust TO Tie
subscriber dated ?st OF June, 1872, and recorded III
Richmond Chancery Court otace In u. ID; % I,
page o4i being thereto required by the creditor ge-
cured. viii sch at auction upon the premises, OH
MONDAY the 18th day of November. at y o'clock,
the VERY BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY situated as
stated above fronting 1875 feet on the east side OF
Pine street and running back 80 feet:
These lots are within ore saIiareof Monroe Iark,
and Immediately oppo lie The proposed rite of the
new market. sfif ~
No property promises a greater prospective In
crease In yalue aud tosiiatiBS fGhs 10 invest Viii
do well TO attend the sale. $685..
TERMS: Cash sufficient To desray expenses Of sale
and 10 pay oft q note Ser SillG3a dre lEt S1rcni-
her; Il credit as TO I'd March, LII cre-
dit as 10 itse nItH 81 July, 1919; balance on cre~
dts 10 be made known u. the time or safe. Grcsft
,raymen ts to 5ray nserpste sss so .d,i
The fserty vii! be sold IN parcels, % may be
- " s 100 isip. w. SRuRBs, I,tissee
y 6arass 6 WuLiaMs, Auciioasess. nof
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Ey Lee e GOddin. AuCuoECcrs,
lIl3 Main street,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. FARM IN TIE COUNTY OF FLuyANNA,
on BYRD CREEK. CONT INNING Two HI
DRED AND. THIRTY ACRES OF LANp.-lT
virtue Of decd Of trust executed by William y.
Snced trustee for Mira. l.. a. Snccd. dated 9th DIS
Of January. 1903, and Of record In the clerks oice
Of Fluvanra county. Va. d. j. 90, y. 81 10 tttpr
10 John c. Hughes the payment OF two negotiable
notes for fifteen hundred aud clshiy-hvc d"!srs
iSl.5s5) and five hundred aud forty-u.rrc d"lar,
$3.50. rnd default having been ruac" N nc pa! e,t
of the frs.-naIncd note, and being required 81 n dp
by the holder Of ,iih uote. shall proceed Ia s' TN
the premises. OF TUESDAY, l@fh day nI N"Nrm.
bcr ls7e. at II o'clock NJ, the property described tn
sail dee,l-to Wit:
Thai piece or parcel of LAND lying aud heins IN
the county of FluvaDua. on i,yri crccl;. GnI COB
tainipg TWO HUNDRED AID THlETY hCRtSS;;
Being the same real estate conveyed tn t;ie sain
William y. Snced. trustee. IL; aIorceisd- ~ John {.
Hughes by deed dated 25h January, l.eS. nnd tfc
same inherited by said Hughes hr tie last WI! 81
John Iurlcs-said decd and will being # record 10
the County Court clerks cf'cc CT FluFsnna county!
TERMS |: Sufficient In cash to dcfray expenses 81
executing this trust and to pay OF sud note 81
81 ,sS5 with interest from stJall.ry lsGg until aC
balance III ouch time sid William Il. Sncci or ms
personal representative may direct.
M, "a y. II, LEE, Trustee,