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New-York tribune., 1873-02-07
sCHOOI-UOUsES INSPECTED

REPORTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS.
Superintendent MacgregOr of the Department
OF Buildings received reports in brief follows,
the condition OF public school-houses:
In regard Primary School No TO- in Cannon-s near
Broome, It Is recommended that the steam-COils be
in good order the classroom doors made TO slide
back instead OF opening inwardy, the ceiling De re-
pared, and slate be substituted for wood In the closets
In Grammar School No. H. at No 81 Madisonst open
ings should be made in the partitions separating center
from stair passage, the stoye-ppes should
be properly secured, and screens placed around
stoves in the girls department The cell
ings should be put In repair and placed
in the boys closet instead Of wood In Primary School
No 90 at No 1877 Broomest the same change should be
made I'm the boys closet, the class-roOms shond be
whened, aud the doors be made TO slide back The in
spectOrs recommend that in Primary School No. 3, at
No 100 CannOnst, the ceilings be repaired classroom
whened, closets be placed in good order. and an add
t0na stairway be built from the third story, with stair
rail placed at proper hight The means OF exit are at
present bad, there being only one flight Of
wooden stairs from the third story, the
hand-rall of which Is low and dangerous.
stanton-sts now nearly ready for occupation the in
spectors report follows The primary Is at present
In the dwelling house adjoining above premises The
Girls Department is in the basement OF 5ecOndst.
Methodist Church. and the Boys In the dwelling house
No. 10l LOWEST. We make no recommendation, but
wouldstae that the dwelling houses utterly insult
able for school purposes IL Is expeced to occupy the
new building about May /. The building occupied
by the Primary Department Is provided with proper
fire escape" Respecting Primary school No. 3d. al Nos
and ga SecOndst the Inspectors merely recommend
the substitution OF slate for wood In the boys closet.
tenements, are reported as being unproyided with
means escape from fire.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson Market, yesterday;
committed David Clarke cooed boy charge of steahas goa
watch gold pencil zoJmOuntei revolver ana
number Of other articles from Dr. Henry oaekenou,1 o. NO "a "a
Eghteenths whose employ be Maggie A.en Of %
Punces charged With stealing S9O belonging Gsne 6esysl
who resides the house locked np for trial al he "eoe
Sessions
In the Court of General Sessions, Part L. yester-
DAY Recorder Hacket! Louis smith boy indicted oF burg
The third degree the SatePson Tor Prank "
Teller the employ Richard H. Bas Jeseier OF No OIL
Bro4gA, vas agueJ charge Of stealing from bis empoIe
vstrh and chan nJ other ewe' worth sl The property found
the prisoner tuak no 355 West Fourteenthst State pna
a wear, eprv Lee forging cheek the National Citizens Bfns
John Evao, indicted for osany acquitted Georze N9o
cod oIny indicted Wm Jones for arceny. aoqUts
sn yanr .nd Vs. Smitb grand larceny acquitted Thomss Keese
stesipg horse Prison. p Flynn, charged WA
byngln her S6l0 Of Kansas Pecac Railway bood
.oen from Dabny Morgan Co. BY Gilbert Thomas GshaeA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07
A LIFE INSURANCE. SUIT.

An insurance suit is now in progress before
Judge Barrett, in the Supreme Court, between Mrs
Ruth E. Dean and the Etna Life. In 1866 her late hus-
band, Henry Dean. took out two participating policies
for 5000 and $4,000 and the premium. which due
Sept 90 payable half in cash and half In note On
Sept 90 1862 the premium not paid the contract
provided and the Company contended that by the con
diton in the policy which announced forfeiture in case
OF lack OF punctuality In payments, the policy was for
felted. On the other hand, the plaintiff came forward
with the statement that before Sept an agree
ment was made between Mr.. Morton he General Agent
OF the Company and her husband that the payment
should be deferred until Nov. 8, and that then one
quarter OF the cash payment should be made
and the other three-quarters should be taken I'm
notes at 80, 90, and 90 days. On Nov Mr.
Dean offered the money. which was refused
On Nov 10 Dean died, and application, is alleged by
Mrs Deans Witnesses at made 10 the general
agent for blanks which TO prepare proofs OF loss and
these were refused. without these official proofs the
plaintiff did the best she could and presented the result
% the general agent who said they 10 sent 20 tho
President OF the Company. The plaintiff accordingly
posted them 10 Hartford and the agents admitted their
reception. Tho defendants on the contrary hAv
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07
U. S. SUPREME coURT-wAsHScroS. Feb. s.

No H-Pblladelphla and Reading Railroad COM
Commonwealth Of enus lTania the Supreme Cns
and several casrrhse scs % test me
consatuona the the amount OF transported over
the various railroads doing huspess the state of PsnoinA IN
posed b. the Act OF August 1861 They argued At the last e
the court aud ;he question presented Is familiar The Coun directed
OF br Of the involved s
aud railroad and the heard f ~
second time The ulinta that the tar imposed uPea %
franchise business measured BY the number Of
re gh carried the eight transported DpeS
cause uansporte; AMI such tar It Is ssh y ssoV
competent for Commonwealth 20 impose and os.S
And II Il shall be decided ohefwse h is submitted that ns
will deprive Of It's rights abrge 10 cseIss
sfeot The Companies esneDd Io.s
substance and eject the articles Of eommcres
able they Transported aud that alh0ags 70 o
the BY The railroads 10 necessarily l 80 w ~
oftrade the articles of transporter " ' ;,
b. the Coas,tGion OF the United NON sDen =, - y
argued that the power Of the State the ~,
require viii not the least upsirrd g -, go " u'
OF the present tar s unconstitutional spe Ia la s-
far this arucies uso'p0''op oa "s S'ass
amounts to regulation Of % %e0minsi'S aal 70 therefore
fr posos of purchase aud sale, % the articles o.
~ l% y~t 4, commercial transaction, canro be
% - ,se, ,rs transported trsm State 20 another
81, ,.e,er. states ras from dodnten Of
I'M n y. \, DIS Court Il sso sNi that
IN - ,,isas ofhc Congvss Jane IS. 1890 to
,rr. postal. sni viit.ry communication among the
.he6 intenled encourage tie ormauoa of
a. u .si a.PoaGsa tsodasOa tas eoasl. Az
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07

Ing received the proofs make tho want OF evidence
tne,r second ground Of defense the main Issue, about
Sen % tnore was great deal Of conflicting testimony
ueing thc question as to whether tho agreement was
three notes at 30, 6D, and 90 days
Judge Barrett, In hia charge aafd that the
Ageht age ~ OF company could not revive lapsed policy
t would be rendered invalid He aid bawever' fRaf it
wai wsnn tnS power Of General Agent before the
Pooy "s III , 70 make any arrangement or agree
the agreement was entered into before the 9Oh n IL
was made on or before that day. the policy must be
that thero enough evidence for them N they cred
tied &C. 10 infer that the Company had received them
after being placed the POst-Oiice directed 10 the
President OF the Company. The jury were out only a
short time, and returned with verdict or ss2 49, for
after the proof OF death.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07
A RAILWAY NUISANCE.

TO the Edftor Of The TrF6une
SIR: / travelled to-day distance of 80
miles on the Hew-JerSey Midland Railway. 1 had not
been on the train five minutes before newsman came
through it with poor, paper-covered novels He laid
down In every seat and after he had been through
the train came back and took them NJ. He then came
with several low weeklies After the papers came pop
corn and candy prize-psckages. When lie had been
through the train with everything he had, he COM
menced over again. Now Mr. Editor, this vile
traffic be soppedi II is disgrace 10 cur country
cannot travel the railroad all the vile
literature IN the land placed under his eyes VIII you
pose this traffic with that groat reform paper tE
TRIBUNE Eight it % the death. o. q.
het9- York. Feb. 4. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07


The Liberal Republican General Committee
OF Kings County at special meeting on Wednesday
evening. passed the following:
oed That Congress exposures shameful Official
rupton enforced unqueonably by the Liberal
against the Administration aud m supporter demonstrate the necessity
OF REFORM sni that the amenIabe
exposures bhng light sadly deporby justify the
words N Horace Greedy uttered his campaign speech at lndanapo
the legislation Of the county National and STATE ueel pu6s-
that the leading OF the GoYermeui shOu be called 10
Justice"
Ioed eligibility the President for reelection
m the evils have depOre and that the
Liberal heretofore, sesdfastly IT,
the
election that bound consideration
political virtue to forward 20 ultimate
certain triumph.
sored ha. interference power the National
natural aud legitimate
su Of the popular the State election
aud republican government
R9ued Liberal party Kings County withhold the
Of deep Interest the recent OF United
Poneroy by state Senator Hon A. ~ York OF Kansas
fact that the evil thus Indicated the all republican
government nous and although widely extended
dhcu encounter successfully efforts at reform We
press the that this emp that deserves thanks
tbe exposure o similar evils wherever they erst
That safety Of republican Il
measure dependent upon honest Administration
solemn duty pertaining the Liberal
municipal politics erpeency and that
Of candidates for Offices consideration
higher importance municipal elections than assured partisan
esovd opposed all special other legislation
defeat the will OF the people fairly expressed, especially shen
prompted mainly in the interest Of political party
R>sopsd That the Liberal cordially cooperation with
all Of whatever previous party connection who unite With
sentiment political country
free from the reputation Of slavery
the hand aud from the practice Of deOusn aud OA 'ens
New-York tribune., 1873-02-07
LOCAL POLITICS.
TIE KINGS COUNTY LIBERALS.

IHE hINuo OVUNII hIDENHIo
The Liberal Republican General Committee
OF Kings County at a special meeting on Wednesday
evening. passed the following:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09
/ A | L S..
The virginia and North sar"iin"

The S1kKsubR abR .~"aasA ~>
(smclal telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, October S.-We had splendid
weather to-day. which materially increased
tho crowd in attendance on the Fair. AT II
NJ General w. B. Ta'iafcrro, of Gloucester,
delivered the annual address before the
Society. I, was an able production, con-
tanning many sound truths, and Astounding
in patriotic counsel to the rising generation
4 few additional entries were made to-day
but the display is still very meagrc. The
exhibition thus far Is inferior to that of last
year. ...t...
In the trotting-ace this afternoon for
purse Of 500. best three in live, i'll harness,
three horscs-Kate, Jake Roane, and Mount
Holv-were entered. Kate won the race IL
three straight heats. Time: 2:4S, 2:4', 2:4o
There was also Il double-teau race. Cap1a'
S. W. Quackeubush, United States navy, en-
tered Black Forest and Rosa, and Captain
J. Il. McCaull Orange Blossom and Baby
Ouackenbush's team won the race IN two
straight heats. Time 800, SCI. McCauif'
horses had never been driven together be
fore. The premiums were waived by mu
tual consent of the parties.
The Fair ends Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09
COTTON MARKETS, OCTOBER 8.

NEW ORLEASs.-Firm and Ia fair demand
middlings, 1891 shc.: low middllngs, l7la@
TIE; Strict good ordinary. 1eh917e.; net Re;
bales stock, 2S,439 bales.
GALrEs ToS.-Firln good ordinary. l41c.
Texas ordinary, 124c.; net receipts, 314 bales
sales, S52 bales; stock. IL o. bales.
PIIILADRLPHIA.-Dul ond unchanged; mid
dlings, 1SHc.; net receipts, SO bales; gross re.
ceipts, II 7 bales.
MEMPIIIs-FirIn and quiet; mlddlings, 1910
1885,; receipts, S22 bales; shipments, $50 bales
stock, 10,323 bales.
CIARLEsToN.-Quiet; middlipgs. 6aiY1 7c.; low
middiugS. 1919: strict good diuary, &c.; net
receipts, 1851 bales; gross receipts l.94S ba es
exports coastwise, 1854 bales sales, 200 bales
stock. 1886 bales.
BALTIMoRE.-Firm middngs, 1Sc. low mid
dlings 17sc.; strict good ordinary, 16sc. net re-
ceip;s 9 bales: gross receipts, $50 bales; exports
cotstwSc II o bales; sales 81 bales; stock, 1916
bales.
WHMISGToS.-Quiet; middllngs, 17c:; net re-
cepts, 81 bales exports coastwisc, 27S bales !;
sales. 92 bales: stock, S42 bales
AUGUsTA.-Steady; middings, 1850; receipts
435 bales sales. 664 bales 900
BOsTOS-Quiet and steady: mlddlings, 1876
net receipts, so bales; gross receipts, 81 bales
sales 800 bales stock, 5000 bales.
SAyASNAI.-Firm; middings, TIC; net re-
ccipts, 3,617 bales; sales, 947 Bales STOCK, 1f,-
$40 bales.
NoRFOIK-Quiet: low mld1lings, 7Sc.: net re-
ceiDts, .OG6 bales; exports coistwl;e, Gao bales
sales, IS bales stock, 4,53l bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09
The Shenandoah Valley Fair.

WINCHESTER, October S.--The Fair of the
Shenandoah Valley and Agricultural Society
opened here to-day with every prospect OF
being q succcss as the weather is propitiouS.
The address was delivered by ex-senator
r. NJ. T. Hunter. Of Virginia. and was
about f,rty.livc minutes in duration. After
reviewing tie difficulties which southern
fairs had to contend with since the close
of the war, and the relief they ought
to have obtained from the Government,
&c, he advocated the compensation by
the General Government TO the several
States for their cmncipated slaves, and gave
his views in the premises at length. lie
also gave a brief account of the interview
with President Lincoln and Secretary Sew
ard at Fortress Monroe, at which the same
subject was broached.
The last half of Mr.. Hunters speech was
devoted to the discussion of the best mode
of tiIlng the soil, stock and sheep-raising
dc. The political part of the address created
much comment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionecrs,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
4 FARM, Of ELEykN HUNDRED AND SIN
TI-FOuR ACRES. WITH COHMODIOuS M
PROVEMENTS, IN PRINCE EDWARD COCN-
Ti, VA, THREE Mills SOUTH OF BURKE
VILE. The JUNCTION Of TIE RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE AND ATLANTIC, MISSES
SIPPl AND OHIO RAILROADS BY AUCTION.
BY virtue Of the visions of deed OF trust bearing
date the 18th September, 10, from John Met ahau
and wife 10 the Undersigned. trustee, duly recorded
In the Office of the clerk of Prince Edward county 10
secure the payment OF the several sums of money
therein mentioned. being required Ia Go |
shall, ~ trustee I'm said deed, sell by public auction
On SATURDAY the 2Jth instant, at | o'clock L.
NJ. To the highest bidder on the premises al Burke
vile, the junction of the abGyc-named railroads,
in Prince Edward county, Va. the valuable TRACT
OF LAND described IN said deed rs cnntanlng
ELEVEN X T. y - X r. ID AND SINrI-fDUR
ACRES, onc-third Of whirh Is improved and in u
fine state of cultivation. The remaining two-lhrlS
are heavily timbered with pine, OAK, &c, which can
be cut and sold 10 said railroads at rcmuueraflve
prices. The land Is well watcrcd, and has all the
cOnveuienccS and Communications oi valaib"
farm. The buildings consist Of large FRAME
DWELLING with Two stories containing seven nr
eight rooms kitchen, barn, stable, and other out
houses.
The location Of this property Is among the finest
tobacco region III Virginia, aud, with excellent So
ciety churches. and other advantages. should CONT
nand the attention Of all looking for landed nHc,t-
meuts
TERMS One-third of the purchase money In cash :
the residue In two equal instruments, payabi" ~ "i''
and two years. the purcha to give his negotiable
notes for the deferred payments. with intcrcs add
ed, anu secured By Il decd OF trust.
JAMES 4. AGNEW. ru>t.c.
RICH ARDSOS & CO., Real state AuctiOnrrr.
lll3 Main street, Richmond, Va. oc6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09

NV YORK, October s.-The third Cen
era Convention Of the Catholic Totul Alb
stinence Union assembled ut IL o'clock to-
day in Irving Hall, Rev. Father McDeryitt,
of Washington, in the chair.
There we're several distinguished members
ofthe Union present, including Fathers Hen
nessey and Burns. Of New Jersey; Rev.
Henry Volz and L. d. Chappelle, of Balti-
more; Father WEIGH, of Connecticut: Rev.
james Mulholland, j. j. Elcock, and r. I.
Hopkins. .esI
The president opened the Convention with
short address, in which he stated the OBJ
ject Of the conference TO be the furtherance
Of the cause Of temperance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09
BY Moody l. Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneefs,
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets.
Manehestrr, Va.

TWENTY FIVE-ACRE LOTS, one
/ MILE FROM TIE TOWN OF aASG ItuS-
TER LYING ON THE PETERsBUkG Ion .>,
PIKE, FOB SALE At AUCTlON.-Att the Request ,sa
OF the owner, we wilt sell at public auction Oh 'i's
premi,es, on FRIDAY, October 10, 1873, al =
O'clock r. H., ONE HUNDRED ACRES Or En-,
CELLENT LAND divided Into twenty LOIS % or rso
ard, and small cottage house on portion OF 'he
above described properly. ,, .r,
This prop.rtyis In fill view Of Richmohd s.lu
James river and Hes handsomely i't rsr,. on.
portnity offered to those Wishing saah pie>s -
lsnd near town. and should engage atent.on. mr.
ANY one desiring 10 leok at the above proPeII @
obtain any Information relative thereto WIN , can III
the auctioneers before the day OF sale pa' III
be NJ onr ofice and exhibited on day CT sae. IN,
good bank and vii, pay barge ns sa .S;s seo
Terms: One fourth cash balance al iou. :,
and twelve months for negotiable notes beaf,hS s's
per cent interest from day OF sale, secafea W .
trust deed ,s. =, ,a,,,s,, against
,be I,,e IN m of Isaacs, Taylor Williams VIII DC
received rs cash In the pay OF any ~
the above sale MoobA .s,na..s.
oc 3-7.S.91O Auett,..S.--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09
Southwest Virginia Fair-GOVernor
walker Present.

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
WYrnEvILLE, VA, October S.-The NTH
annual exhibition OF the Southwest Virginia
Agricultural Society commenced to-day
The weather was delightful, and good
many of the sovereigns were present. The
show to-day consisted Of thoroughbred
horses for heavy dnught and general utility,
and grade cattle. J. 7. Cowan, of Mont
gomery. took premiums for fat cattle-the
largest and latest ever shown here. There
were numerous side-Shows, and Professor
DOryilps performance on the tight'rope
gave great satisfaction. The interest VIII
be increased tomorrow, and Friday Will be
the great day Of the Fair.
Governor Walker is present, and speaks
from the balcony Of the Wythevillc Hotel
tonight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09
The Western Union Telegraph Com

New YORK, October Sat the election OF
officers of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, to-day, the following gentlemen
were chosen directors: William Orton, James
Fl. Barker, Alonzo B. Cornell, Harrison
Durkcc, Marvin Green, Joseph harker, I'd
win d. Morgan, Augustus scheiI, W. n.
Thorne, C. Vanderbilt, Frank Wcrk, Ches-
ter w. Chaplin, Ezra Cornell, Cyrus W.
Field, Wilson G. Hunt, DAVID zones, y.
Livingston, George FL. Mumtord, y: d.
Palmer, George NJ. Pullman, E. 5. sanford
Hiram sibley. John Steward, Moses Taylor,
W. II. Vanderbilt, w. r. Vcrlnilye, 4. b.
wesley, stllman Witt, and E. D. Worcester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID DONE At THIS OFFICE,
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WashtngfOn Items.

WASHINGTON, October S.-The President
goes TO Pinico fair tomorrow.
Major Mckeeyer has been assigned adju-
tant-general to the Department of the South,
and Major Taylor to the Department OF
Texas
The Secretary Of the Treasury, the Assist
ant Treasurer ut New York, and McCulloch,
the partner of Jay Cooke d Co., were in
council at New York to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09
By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Maiu street,

TWENTY-THREE EALU 4 3 L z
l. BUILDING LOTS IN WOODEILLE FOR
SALE BY AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the 9th
Of October, at AZ o'clock P, NJ. we shall sell by
auction. on the premises, In Woodyille, near the
the CITY, TWENTY-THREE VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS, numbered and located as follows:
Lot No. in square No. 10.
Lots Nos. /. 81, 81. and SO, in square No. %.
Lots Nos. IA, 10, 80. 81, 40, So 50, 81, 62, Ga,
65, SO, 81, in square No. %.
Lots Nos. II, 20. and 80, in square No. PA.
Lots Nos. and 20 in square No. 20.
The aforementioned lots were sold to sundry
purchasers, but having failed to comply with the
place mentioned above at their cost AMI expense.
Terms: At gale.
sr2g RICHARDSON & CO., Auctionecrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09
BY W. GOddin.
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF A FIRST.
| RATE GRANITE-FRONT STORE AND
DWELLING On THE NORTH SIDE Or
BROAD BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS-At the request OF the heirs ut law OF
the late Jacob Kari shall sell at auction. on the
premises. on THURSDAY the 9th October, 1873.
ut O'Clock 7. NJ, that very desirable and eNceeil
BUSINESS STAND located above, formerly
known as the Morning star saloon, ana then III inc
occupancy of Mr.. Otto Morganstcrn. 1t IS three
and is regarded an excellent business stand, and III
good repair. ,n,
TERMS: Onc-fcurth cash: balance nj four, esht
and twelve months for negotiable notes, lhlcre>
added. secured bya trust deed. ~
Oc 3 W. GbDDlN. Auctiohc'i'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-09
BY ". Goblin
BY W. God'lin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
HuSbRED AND TWENTY;shXhN AGnts
XE THE MAR ~ ThE FISH Klc
THERETO, CONTAINING RESPECTIVELY
f0Kr one one AND sESE:S"EiGili IL AckEs.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust executed To the under
signed, w. Goddin. by pr. John g.. Lnmpkin and
| wife, bearing date the 18th May. 1871. duly re-.
an order In bankruptcy entered on the "a day OF
October, 1873, the undersigned, John \: LYMAN
| Goddin, trustee. will sell mt auction on the prem
| Uses, nj Mechancsye, the residence Of Or. Lump
| kin, on TUESDAY the l4th October. 1879, at
'' The one one known ,H as T., con-
sS a"F * of
eighty-six acres are In original growth % OAK,
/ hickory, ash, gum &c; balance open land, Of good
| quality. The improvements are VI the best Kind,
| consisting of handsome DWELLING containing
eleven rooms Office schoOl-hOuse barns &C.; also.
s,oreholIse, workshops &c. The buildings are al
In good order, and are Insured Tor about W ,00o.
| The dwelling IL surrounded ny a grove OF oaks.
This farm will be subdivided into thr e or four
smaller parcels, as to sell with the dwelling sew
enty seven acres, and then the remaining 25O acres
in two three, four parcels thavng fronts on the
turnpike) as may he determined Oh II the hour oi
After this, will be sold the TWO SMALL FARMS:
one containing FORTY AND THREE-QUARIEi s
ACRES, half-lnile from the re-idcnce OF Dr. Lump
kin, nearly opposite the farm of Major no. Z.
1 Archer, having thereon new and comfortable
dwelling with four rooms, and the land Is admira-
bly, we'll adapted for vegetables, &C. The Other con-
taining FORTY-ONE AND SEVES-ElGHIho
ACRES, distant aiout one mile from the turnpike.
on which there IS comfortable dwelling contain
ing three rooms about twenty acres cleared bal .
aDcS In wood OF excellent quality. Plats or Tie lana
will be exhibited st the sale.
The foregoing property is admirably well l9ca, ga,
ted in desirable neighborhood, on an excellent
Justly
Bile that has been on the market for long time
and as The sale will be peremptory, persons are In
yifed to attend.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at 4. .. and
II months for negotiable notes, interest added and
Title retained till all of the purchase money Is paid
W.GODDlN. Trustee.
AasiX