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ton for the reason that the most valuable metals
and minerals occur in the several vein formations.
= dasirahle that the lands wherein they are discov
ared should Sc sold il limited quantities, thereby
preventing the few from monopolizing large tracts
which ought 70 remain open to al fof exploration
snd establishment: and for the further reason that
tho c3overnment derives larger revenue from the
sale Of lands OF this description.
In nne. include in the first class ~ lands , w1ese
occnnvinc the original habitat or location Of the
meta or minerals whether In true Or false veins p
zones in pockets in the several other forms n
whether ne oanpue or matrx IL disntregsted at the
very respectfully. your obedient servant:
WILLIS DRUMMOND. Commlssloaor.
10 srpvrvoRs. GrNrRAL and RHoIsTERs and Re-
Cr1VERR
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Boise Cry. August 10, 1873.
WoRLD:-Leaving the Basin on "Schnei
der's moole," on last Thursday evening at about
s O'clock, we found the roaGs in fine condition
and, like that Teutonic hombre, soon discovered
that 'sdat moole could drot." 1t was beasta-
fsl moonlight night. as we wendell our solita-
~ way towards the Capital city, where we ar-
rived Of about midnight. and found the plaos
q quiet as o country graveyard; everybody
wrapped ia slumber but the Hatcbfa Mar.
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OREGON POLrTICs.-The Oregon State no
publican Convention, to nominate candidate
for Congress. meets at Albany, September IT'D
We are not yet advised rs to when the Demo
cratic Convention will meet, but suppose 1t
will be mt an early day.
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MARRlEDs

In Idaho City. Sunday evening. August 10 1873.
by Rev. Father Archambault. JEREMAH McCAkTHY
To Miss MINNIE KULITz, ali Of Granite Greek.
Our heartiest congratulations attend the happy
couple on the suspicious event. May no CLOUD OF
sorrow eer obscure the sunshine OF their happiness
But happy they the happiest OF their kind!
Whom gentle stars unite, and In one fate
Their hearts their fortunes and their beings blend.
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~ the market-of the Early York variety-
and that he will have enough Of that delicious
fruit to Gil all orders from every section Of
Southern Idaho. We suggested to him that
Idaho City was fine market for the surplus
productions Of his orchard. and he informed
10 that he intended starting team there next
week. and that he should send regular supplies
ia that direction. At present he 10 engaged in
picking blackberries. Of which no has an
abundant crop. and they are about a. nice a.
anything we have tasted in the fruit line for
years. Times appear to be dull in Boise City
on week days, but for the double distilled.
quinteaseace Of dulness, let person spend one
Sunday here. All the business houses are closed,
except the hotels and the drug store. and spir.
ituous Or malt liquors are not used ~ bevsr.
age, unless person fond Of his "grog." with
an eye to "biz," lays in full supply on the day
before To person from the mountains. un.
used ito such conduct a. those" the Sunday
law is decided nuisance; and, from the amount
of gru,nbling and growing we have heard
among Boise Citytes, the novelty Of the enact.
ment has worn of, and . repeal Of the law
would not greatly shock the religious senti.
ment Of the community.
Local items appear to be scarce commodi.
ty here, as the spirit and progress Of the age
doesn't develop itself at q 2:4O gait. The burnt
district 10 insignificant in extent, the chief suf.
ferers by the devouring element being the bed
bugs, which swarmed in untold millions in that
neighborhood. The business portion Of the
|city, however, had q narrow escape, and the
block on the opposite side Of the street, on
which is located the Overland Hotel, was saved
by means Of Mr.. P. Sonna's force pump. which
was in good order. with plenty Of water in his
well, and hose enough on hand to use the water
to the best advantage Building is now going
on in the burnt portion. Messrs. Hemphill T.
johnson have now already nearly completed .
fine, large blacksmith shop on the site Of their
old one; and other buildings Of more substan.
tial character will doubtless be erected in that
section at an early day.
In the matter Of religious intelligence We
are informed that the Conference Of the Meth
odists at Salt Lake City made arrangements by
which local minister is to be quartered in
Idaho City, and that he is expected to arrive
here in few days, from which time forth reg
u)ar services on the Sabbath will doubtless be
held in that long neglected portion Of the Lords
vineyard. We understand that the name Of
tho minister appointed is G. D. Strong, and
that he is gentleman Of some considerable
ability.
Secretary Curtis has not yet returned, not.
withdrawing thsnumeroust photographic Dispatch
e. received from him, announcing bic depas-
tuted committee Of reception that have waited
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INcENprARY TaREATs.-Placards have ~.
peared on the streets of Portland. Qre9sa,
signNd ''26 stroag men," giving notice that 4
tho Chinese are continued in employment. to
the exclusion Of white persous. the whole city
will be laid in ashes. While the white labor
ing classes in that section doubtless have just
cause fsr. complaint, and have suffered griev-
ously from competition with Chinese labor,
nothing can justify . resort to incendiarism in
the hope Of bettering their condition; and we
have 20 idea that tho 42s strong men" are the
real sufferers from such competition. Il is
more than probable that the "20 strong men"
are cot of hoodluns or thieving bummers
who wouldn't work if they had chance. but
who take advantage Of the opportunity afforded
by condagration like the recent one 10 Port
land to rob and steal everything they can
law their hands on. No complaint or griev.
apce, however severe or serious it may be.
can justify applying tho torch OF the in
cendiary to other peoples property. thus in
volving;s III financial ruin, the innocent ~ well
q those who caused the grievance, to say
nothing Of tho destruction Of human life which
invariably attends IA extensive conAagration.
We are a. much opposed to the introduction
OF employment of Chinese labor as any one
can be, ~ We consider the employment of every
Chinaman is taking the bread out Of some
white persons mouth; and between the two
races we think employment should always be
given to white man in preference to thiev.
ing outsider OF an inferior and alien race. If
tie treaty with China 10 not 90 amended. soon,
40 to discountenance, if not prohibit, the in
aux Of Chinese to this country. the people
aast send men ~ Congress who will legislate
in tho interests of the people, and not to I'D.
vance the profits Of corporations and capital.
lists. The presence Of the Chinese on the Pa.
ei6c coast is growing evil which is fast over
shsdowing all other questions: and unless
something il done to stem this Asiatic tide Of
filthy vermin. the laboring classes Of our white
population, being pushed to the wall and be-
coming desperate, will rid the country Of the
Chinese without the forms Of law, and regard.
lee Of consequences.
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EXCITING RAcxs.-The Fall races, which
Aommance % September 22d. over the Boise
Cit. aenrse viii probably - tho most exciting
svet witsssel 10 to Territory. The stations,
Planter and Rivd. belonging to Messrs. VIM.
Lraea apd Jshs Early, respectively, ara en-.
tee1 tor enc Of IL pursss. and there viii b
~ .,eRovat Of noaey ut 90 the outside.
Q1iE ! leree number e sscers will take part
81 eoates(ing for the different purses. and Coz
Alasalls ipferest win b telt jD the race be-
tvesa ~ Karly spsre and ths Ross mare 81. =
Try aes both 1|eSA 80
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DIED:

In Idaho City, I. t. Thursday morning. August Z.
1873 WILLIAM DELANEY. . native Of Ireland. aged
about 50 years.
At Warm Springs Boise county. !. T.. Monday
morning. August H. 1873. OF heart disease. THOMAS
MALONE. native OF Ireland. aged about ~ years.
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AN IMPORTANT CIRCULAR.

Through the kindness of General L. +. Car.
|ee. Of Boise City, We have been furnished
With the following important circular letter
rom the Commissioner Of the General Land
office addressed to Surveyors-General aud
Registers aud Receivers Of the various Land
Officus:
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!. VIRGINIA POIITICs Tho Conservative
State Convention Of Virginia has nominated
General James L. Kemper for Governor. In
adispsteh to Hon. Thomas Bocock, tho Chair.
man Of TIE Convention. General Kemper says
that be accepts the nomination with pro-
found sense o. it, just responsibility. but with
out fear of defeat" The canvass will, without
donbt, be : lively one, but we have no DOUBT
Of Il resulting in weeping Conservative VIC
tory. Henry 4. Wise and Mosby. who, like
Louetreet. have turned traitors to their State,
may throw al their influence in favor Of Hughes,
tho Radical candidate. but tho people Of vir-
ginis appreciate tho prosperity which has at
tended . Conservative administration Of af.
fairs in TIE proud old Commonwealth, and are
not yet 20 debased ~ to bow down to the Rad.
ical BAL. Contrast The condition Of Virginia,
under Conservative administration, with that
Of South CarOlins or Louisisns under Radical
segime, and no further argument 10 required
b eonvince virginians that the welfare of
fheir State, and their own best isterests, de-
maad . continuance 10 power Of Conservative,
AZ Demoeratic, State officials. If they prefer
) iltte hen "a earth they can get it BY eleetng
Huebes and tie Radical candidates.
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New embellishments.

Administrators Notice.
ESTA III OF PATRICK COFFEE. DECEASED.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the Administrator Of the above named estate
to the creditors OF. aud all persons having claims
against said deceased 70 exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers. within four months from the
first publication Of this notice. 20 the undersigned.
or 10 the Probate Judge Of Boise county. !. T.
THOMAS BARRY. Administrator.
Idaho City. August H. l813wA
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STEALING DEMOCRATIC THUNDER-The
Republicans Of Nevada county. California, the
home Of Senator Sargent, have given him
tremendous slap in the face. judging from the
tone Of the resolutions adopted It the recent
Cesventioa # tho Republican party in that
county. They oppose any sale. grant or lease
AZ Goat Island to the Central Pacific, or any
other company or corporation. They deoounce
pelit;cal trieksters and wire-palIers. George
G. GorAam and I'll his corrupt followers, do.
clare IN favor Of Governor Booth for the SEN
ate, and require their Legislative nominees to
pledge Themselves to oppose. BY their votes
and al honorable means, the election OF Cor
ham, and to vote for and use al honorable
means to secure the election of Gov. Booth to
the Senate. The resolutions also denounce the
bssk-pay steal and oppose the granting Of any
further subsidies Of lands. bonds. moneys or
securities to corporations or individuals, under
any pretense whatever. The resolutions,
thesgh emanating from Republican Conven-
ton, ore, taken - whole, thoroughly Demo.
cratic in tone and spirit, and severe rebuke
to Sargent for bic triekery. treachery and sr,-
scrupulous support Of al measures in the in
teTesta of the Central Pacific company. as
against tho rights and interests Of the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-18

This story is told OF the Rev. Robert Col
lycr: Ina smoking.clr OF the Chicago, Bar
lington and Quincy railroad, the other day,
three OF Il customary quartctte who make
themselves happy by playing cards arranged
themselves for their little game, had COB the
board in their laps, and were waiting i'm
patiently for the arrival Of the fourth and
last member, when Mr.. ColIyer (who loves
his cigar us we'll is his little joke walked
in, and, seeing the empty scat. uncon-
scious!y sat down in it without appearing
70 notice the cardboard before him or the
cards thsrcunto pertaining. He talked
about the weather, the beauty of the coun-
Try, the charming town Of Ryersidc-any-
thing and everything, in fact, that was for
cign to the immediate business Of the UNI
happy players. Meanwhile the fourth mcm'
ber walked in. lie saw the situation at a
Glance. He could not ask tue reverend gen
iIrmcn to rise nor could the others ask him
- play. They did neither. And that is how
il happened, almost the first time in their
experience, chat the card quartettc lost their
it,r game between stations, and at Tic
same time saw how MIR. COllNcr, with
,winkling eyes but sober cnuutcnnncc, en-
.}Vyca hi, cigar and his joke at one and th.
.aluc time.
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COTTON MARKETS, NovEMBER17.

ClI,RLESToS.-Easy middlings, l45Al &c.
low m;dtllingS. 1876: strict GOOD ordinary 80
Net receipts, 1850 bales; gross receipts, 4,3e9
bales. Exports to Great Britain. ,591 bales: cX'
poris coastwisc. LOIS bales. Sales, 20O Bales
stock, 40.2i0 bales.
BALTIMOKE.-Dull aud nominal. Gross receipts
24l bales. Exports TO France. e72 bales; export;
coaStwsc so bales. Sales, go HIlcs. STOCK: o,ao3
bales.
NoRroLK.-Ect receipts. 3,40G bales. Exports
coastwise. Lille bales. sales, 400 bales. Stock
1915 bales.
mems 1864 bales. Stock. % ,406 bales.
WILMtSGroS.-Sct receipts: az balr Sec Imports
to Great Britain. 81 bales. stock. l,oSS pa!eS.
EosTUN.--Guict; mddlIngs. l5i?c. Net receipts
16l bales: gross, 1892 bales. Sales, 200 bales
Stock, 5000 bales.
PIIILADELPIIIA.--Nct receipts, 10 bales; gross
AUGUST .-Steady; fair demand; mlddlines
1916. Receipts, 1.7l4 bales. Sales. 1.l7o bales.
ccipls, s.O31 bales. Exports coastwiSc, Att.
bales Salcs, 1,l4S bales Stock, 94,523 bales
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xA}ithmond 0lspatth.
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TUESDAY. ........NOVEMBEh To- 1000

A SPECIMEN OF SPANISH CRUELTr.-.-A most
touching instance of hcr0iSm. ana one o'
;hc most atracious acts of cruelty, the t'u'h
nf which is youchcd for by the mosi rtSpee'-
able aut horitv. occurred d''flns 'n' >''"'''
h;a struggle for independence.
1,,,n Snanish General Mo.!lo, the most
t,od,h;rstv and treachcrous tool OF Inc
v,>nn;sh KIM. was created Count OF Cara
nno and Marquis de Ia rucrIa, for services
,,,,;..n rather cntitlc him to The bulchcf OF
hiu=man.
While seated in bis tent one day he SAW II
vo,n.. boy before him drowned III tears
'rbe chief demanded Of him for what pur-
nose he was there.
The child replied that he had come 10 beg
the life of his father, then prisoner N .Mo-
vi.io'S camp.
MWh.t can YOU do to save your father"
asked the General. .,
y can do but little, but what can Shall
be done"
Morillo seized the little fellows csr, and
said:
Would YOU suffer your ear TO be taken
of to procure your fathers llfc:"
q certainly would was the undauh'ca
reply. .,,..,o
The bov wept, but did not resist while the
harlarous order was executed.
Would you lose your other car ralhci
than fail of your purpo>e:" was Inc next
question. c,.,,or
~ have suffered much; but for my father
can suffer stil:" was the answer o! me
boy. .o1
The other car was taken off piecemeai
without ninching on the part OF the no'ic
boy.
" And now co." exclaimed Noriiio, nm
touched BIZ his sublime courage :" the tatocf
Of such q son must die"
In the presence of his aSonized ana 'ain'y
suffering son, the patriot father was exc
.cuted. -,
Never did life picture exhibit such truth
fl! lights and shades in national character
such deep, treacherous yillainy-such lo'ty,
enthusiastic heroism.
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Too1IHG A CooH.-While hunting on BIZ
mana river one day, says correspondent Of
Eoresi and Stream / WAS a witness TO one
of those episodes in animal life that seem 10
warrant tl., belief that many birds are pos
sesSpa OF higher attributes than arc gene
rally accorded them, and something more
than mere instinct. Ny guide had wadcd .
long way ahead in the shallow waller. ana
was cautiously approaching "drole" OF
spoou-hls. leaving me TO follow with The
boat. Not relshng the idea OF Nadill3
about in the muddy water with stinSraSs
aud sawtish, pushing the heavy craft De-
fore me-, | concluded that such proceed
iugS were not in my line Of duty. and 50
sal upon the rail, idly splashiug the water
with nv feet. Ny attention was called
to Il disturbance among the mangrovcs
OF a little islct near, and soon there Mapped
into view black duck, q female. evidently
wounded. Close in her wake followed a
>y.ioohing coon, his attention 50 occupied
with the duck as not TO notice me TIL fairly
in view. Then he h"siatcd, but the duck
brushed so near bis nose that he again took
up the pursuit. throwing glance occa.
Siopal!y at me. 1t WAS interesting 10 watch
them. Keeping Just ahead Of her pursuer.
the duck would beat the wafer quickly. al
Tho lime in evident pain. and would 50 deludc
The cd fellow that M finally seemed to
mink uG nothing else but catching her
What puzzled expression bis shrcWd face
wore when. after nearly placing his paw
rpou her. sue would escape. Then he would
stop, look II ne rs il 10 say. " v hat the
deuce does al this mean" and archin| his
back. would again pursue witt! long leaps.
Fer over quarter Of III hour did the duck
pl4y with him, till having enticed him Il
1uticcpt distance froh her hest she flew
away. II ever the face of sharp-nosed coon
wore sheepsh look it was the face OF that
same coon. | accelerated his sneaklng trot
by u charge OF iuck-shot.
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Bv GrubhS & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
i BILE "CHALK LEVEL" ESTATE, E5I-
BRACING FROM $500 TO 1000 ACRES OF
LAASD, - GAR9LIXE GoINTY, AbnJT TWO
NILES FROM CHESTERFIELD STATION. On
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD: ALSO, OF STOCK,
CATTLE, SHEEP, FARMING IMPLEMENTS :,
&c, AT AUCTIOS.-By virtue Of Il deed OF trust
executed by II. Wortham and wife To the sub
scribcrs, will sell III aucton upon the premises,
on WEDNESDAY the 26th day OF November.
commencing al 2 o'clock NJ. the very valuable
estate above referred 10, embracing from Eltiif-
TEEN HUNDRED toTW0 THOUSAND ACRES,
susceptible Of ju,cious division into four live
farms. with dlG proportions OF arabic land, lo"
grounds. and woodland 10 each. and well provided
with DWELLINGS and the usual out hulscs.
Failing TO effect sale, we Will then proceed TO
And falling I'm that will sell the WHEAT CROP
seeded upon 80 To 90 acres al good land. with The
use of said land until the crop can lie gathered
After which we will sell the PERSONAL PRO-
pERTI thereon, consisting of i've MulCs. iiv.
Oxen. eleven head of Cattle, twenty-sX Sheep, and
all other stock; also, the Farming implements:
Wagons, &c. usual upon farm Of that size.
This Is rare opportunity u purchase fine
estate. aud Invites the sIecial attention Of Immi
grants TO the State 10 locate themselves together.
TERMS: Forthc real cS'atc--onc- fourth cash bal
ance at six, twelve, and eighteen months. for Eeso-
table notes with interest added, secured by trust
deed.
For renlal-Boud with approved security, pay
aule 1st NJ July and | - of October, 1874.
For pers NAL propcrty-cash. or approved city
acccptanccs. j. Il. BLACkA ELL,
c. L. WILLIAMS,
Trustees,
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How LAZY SHOULD FAsTES HER STOCK
lNGS- From the Carlon-county B1HhS-
lcicher. 1--liow shall II Wolnan tastcn Acr
stockings 50 as not 10 interfere with the cir
: uualion Of the blood or spoil the shape Of
the leg-that l., what measures shall be taken
20 prevent >hrlnkayc and Wu!pa5e ol tie
ley:
After the most careful research. as far rs
or limited facilities would allow, we arise
rem our explorations and tender the follow
ing SUGGESTIONS:
Wear them short. and let the tops bubble
over the shoe in form Of lace la beer
mug.
Ii YOU will have them long, put mucilagc
inside and stick 'cm 10 YOU.
Have them long enough TO tic about your
waist. using the knot for Il paaer.
Edge the tops with steel and i:istcn lead
stone 10 Your corset.
Fasten strap 10 each stocking, extend
them gracefully up each side Of the body, and
attach, with blue ribbons, TO the earrings.
Pin them to some other article of clothing
in their immediate vicinity.
Hold still, now, we are doing this for your
Eood.]
Fasten them to Il nai! and 90 barefooted.
Attach Il small balloon to each stocking.
Make them out ol material that VIII draw
up.
If You are thirty.tiye and unmarried,
make a hole near the top OF each stocking
and button it 70 your knce-cap.
These are all the methods that suggest
themselves to lis at present, and OF the
number some one or more may be deemed
worthy Of adoption. We have taken sud-
den and lively interest in this matter, and
shall not rest until the needed reform is
brought about. Womcn'S limbs shall not
De hampered and knotted and deformeu il
we have enough inventive faculty to bring
TO light new and healthful ways Of. wearing
the stocking, and we think we have. We
shall continue our investigations into this
subject, even al the hazard of getting our
neck into the matrimonial moose. What the
women Of this country most need is not
suffrage, but symmetry; not rights, but
nationality; not q place in our legislative
halls, but place to iasten their stockings.
Let all true.hearted men join with Us in 4
search for that place.
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COMMERCIAL. -,

c,rRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND November II, 1878.
OFFERINGS.
WurAr.-whIte. 1892 bushels. Red, 1,2s6
bushels ,o, n,rbo,s Straw co,nrrd IN
0ATs-5Ts bushels.
RYE-50 bushels.
SALES.
WuEAr.-White. EOS bn shells prime at $1.60; IS
hu.hnie very GOOD ut ii IS: IS bushels fair &c
bushels goCd at 81 3 o. Total. 49, bushels.
VII 9TRed, as bushels very good at 81 %;
SO bushels common At l5o;Eto sd 23C NV on''!Ss c
100 bushels '' very good ou at s2c.-tota'' 2o6
bushels. - ,,uha,s ,,rin,. old at
S2c. o, Virginia sprIne 1T
51c': so bushels good Virginia sp. lhs at ~. Luu
IN. hnis very good Virginia sprii'e Oh !"1'ate
,crIns-totrl. $40 bushels.
RYE-50 bushels very good at &c.
RE-EXIIBlTEh.
CoEy.-Whitc, log bushels.
OATS.-2JQ bushels.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Grubbs &c Williams,
Auctloueers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
~ LIABLE TRACT oE LAMP ,;i2>,1 CAL haP
MILE FROM TIE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG,
CONTAINING FIVE HUNDktD ACRES, MORE
OR iESs.-By virtue Of decree of the Circnit
Court of the county Of James City and city of WI.
lam- burg entered October 10, 1873 In the suit OF
Grlbls rs. Badgeey and others, the undersigned
Of the special commissioners thereby appoint-
cd. wi proceed on the 22p DAY OF DECEMBER,
1873 at 81 o'clock z. ~. fair: ifntt, tn" llrstfr
day thereafter in trout Of the court house, III the
city Of Williamsburg, to seilat public auction 10 The
highest bidder, thai certain TRACT OF LAND
called "Carr's Hill" lying in York county. on
Queens Creek, containing five hundred acres, NOR.
or less adjoining The lands Of Robert NJ. Garrett ard
william Walters estate, and others. The cleared
land j. very productive; more than haf is In wood
and timber, and there Is OH the farm an abun-
dance of very rich mari.
TERMS: One.fourth cash: the residue In three
eaual iustalmcnts ut six, twelve anu eighteen
months from Gay Of sale purchaser to execute bonus
for deferred payments bearing Interest from Gay
Of sale and title to he retained until all the pur-
chase money is paid and i conyeyance ordered by
tIi" conrt JOHN L. GRUBBS.
Acting Commissioner.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs.
"''S"" y no lS-Tutdg