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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-09-26

Then quick the golden gate wide open few,
And brightning as he went, Ben Noah ventur
ed through.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02

ARRIVAL OF CoSFEDKRATE DEAD AND THEIR
RrsulrMESr TO RCnMoSD.--l baltimore Ga
-cRe. july 1>t. l--Thcrc arrived Yesterday
bv an early train on the Northern Central
railroad. in charge of DR.. Rufus b. Weaver,
Of Gettysburg. the remains of about 800
Confederate soldiers and officers from the
battlefield OF Gettysburg. Among their
number were four members Of the ChcSa-
pclke Battery, nnu,ed Bryan, Parker, Gu.
sick, and Hoffman, whose remains were
taken in charge 10y committee from the
Society of the Army and Navy of the Con-
lelate states in Maryland for the purpose of
ntcrring them in the Confederate lot at Lou
don Park Cemetery. The remainder of the
dead were sent rin Powhatan Steamboat
Line to Richmond, where they will be re-
cci,ed by the Ladies Hollywood Memorial
Association. and inferred in Hollywood
Cemetery.
These remains with the exception of a
few to be brought on next falD comprise the
remnant of the Confederate dead at GettyS.
burg, the Entire nlillbeI buried there having
hecn about 3,400. DR.. Weaver has given the
work of di>ntcrment his personal attention,
and being familiar with the ground, is posi-
tiyr in the belief that none have been left
behind. Or. Viewers diligence and energy
in the work are most highly commended by
the ladies OF this city anG Richmond, under
wne~c direction hc hls acted. 1t is some
what remarkable that the remains of these
brave men should find their last resting
place iu>t ten years from the time they were
killed. the battle of Gettysburg having taken
place July /. ,. and ), 1868.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02

UoRsE-THIEF ARRESTED.-[Staunton Spec
iotor. lst.l-A man about thirty years of
aye, calling himself Robert st. Clair, naive
Of Butetourt county, was arrested In thls
city by Chief of Police }. L. Parent on last
saturday night. He came here on Frluay
evening with two horSes--a gray and Day
and put up at MesSIs. Thornburg d Co. 5
livery stable. Mr. Thornburg had received
IL telegram ON Friday night from Mr. falls,
who was in pursuit Of the horses, from Lex
ington, warning him to be ON the alert.
Me>>rs. Thornburg and Parent kept 81.
Clair here until the arrival OF Mr.. Fails on
saturday night, leaving him to believe That
they were going to buy his horses.
Mr.. Falls identified the bay horse as the
property of Mr.. Turpin, of Bedford, which
was stolen on "Wednesday night last; where
upon st. Clair was arrested and taken be-
fore Justice ii. P. Cease, and on investiga-
ton was committed TO Jail, where he awaits
the sheriff of Bedford. st. Clai: during the
dav on Saturday obtained goods To the
| amount of about $50 from &. Hlrsh .on the
ground that he had bought a farm from MI.
Mckee, near GreenviIle, and that he had two
horses at Thornburg's which he was gong
to SELL After the arrest and cOmmlttal,
officer Parent recovered the goods which
he had bought under false prctences, and
returned them to Mr.. Ilrsh.
Mr. Fails returned TO Bedford with the
bay horse, and the gray-a colt three years
old-is still i'll the possession of the authorl-
ties awaiting identification.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02
lie 2r-eOd&ds
VTALTABLE REAL ESTATE ON

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
JAMES RIVER FGR SALE At AUCTION;
II THE WHSkE TNAG sEKES
AMOUNT oFJaMEs RIVER LoW:qROUNDS.
AS commissioners In the suit Of warwick rs.
Stewart" appointed at the June term, 1873, Of the
Circuit Court for the city Of Lynchbure, we will ut
premises, sell at public auction that VALUABLE
FARM lying in the county Of Amherst. In the State
of Virginia. OF which the late n. 8. Warwick died
seized aud possessed-NINE HUNDRED AND
FIGHTY-TN o ACRES. OF which SEVEN HUN
DRED Is In ORIGINAL PINE AND OAK TIM
Der.
The Improvements are good the land has been
idicorsy cultivated with plaster and clover; and Is
In good heart. Some 'seyenty-five acres In low
grounds. The James River and kanawla canal
runs through the whole length or the farm.
THE TIMBER
upon the place Is, perhaps, the best In any one body
so near the canal from Richmond 10 Buchanan, and
should excite the attention of all persons engaged In
lhe lumber business, whether rs sawyers or buyers.
Rox-plank timber especially abUunds. No part OF
this wood Is over half mile from the canal.
The land lies adjoining that OF Thomas j. War
wick and Miss Mundy, and between stapleton and
Gait Mills.
If deemed advisable on day of Salc the place VIII
be divided into two farms.
A boat for the accommodation OF persons desiring
to attend the sale will leave the packet landing ut 81
o'clock on The morning of the sale:
Terms: Ten per cent. cash, fifteen per cent In
four months, and the balance on credit OF one two,
and three years. The deferred payments to bear
six per cent interest from day OF sale and TO be Sc
cured by bond and good personal security.
For further particulars apply to sS or Ihamas
county, or to THOMAS j. KIRKPATRICK,
CHARLES NJ. BLACKBOARD.
ivl Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02

Hon. William Whiting, member of Con-
gress from the Third Massachusetts district,
died Sunday night, at his re- idence, at ;Bos.
ton Highlands, Of Inflammation of the
bowels.
Rev. J. l.. Kilgour, pastor of the Metho.
dist Protestant church In Fredericksburg,
has returned to Pennsylvania. t.
Sandy Little has been for twenty years
editor of that sprightly paper the Freder.
icksburg Ners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1917 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE WITH
' DWELLING OVER SAME; AND A FINE
KNOWN AS SADLER'S RESTAURANT, STU
ATED ON THE SmurH SIDE Of ,,,, MAIN an
STREET OPPOSITE THEOLD MARKET, FOB
request of the owner offer for sale at public auction,
on the premises, ON THURSDAY, Sd July, 1879,
al O'Clock r d., that valuable property located III
above described. The store and dwelling are en-
tlrely separated from the bar and restaurant, anu Is
now used AS a grocery and family residence.
The restaurant and har has large hall entrance
from Mailr street leading buck to same, which has
been thoro ughiy renovated. u Is now occupied by
good AMI puiictual Tenants and Yields rent OF a9ont
Street, extending back to Il wide paved alley.
This property Is among the most Desirable pieces
I'm that vicinity, and Is well worth the attention OF
nartics desiring 10 make good investment.
s,ic. LYME i BROTHER,
4. ~ AuctiOIters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02
By Z. ID. Eacllo,
by L. IIs A1AsV3IVs
Real Estate Agent and Aucftoneer,
Nos Fourteenth street.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT BEAU
y TIFUL COUNTRY-SFAT CALLED PEA
RIDGFr-I shall, st the request OF the parues' Oh
fer for sale ut public auction, on the premises on
TUESnA / july sth. 1879, At y O'Clock ~ MI ,ne
o a, rho head of Mechanicsville turnpike, con-
falning one hundred and twenty acres l2ol more or
les iwo-thirds of the land Is cleared the residue
Is well linbered. - r,orr.cr
.ItTTSE Containing four rooms. Kitchen. smoke
house and all other necessary out buildings. .,a
Parties can also purchase at the same time Inc
crSitk EaRNJNc IMPLEMENTS, aud GROW.
ING CROPS, the Latter being Of > ane quality anu
will show for themselves. .,,,.,,s
Mir and Mrs T. b. Dunn, the present. occupants.
viii show the place to any one before inc oay OF
sale. Possession can be had In ten days after SAFE
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance gu = ae,iahia
DIV twelve. and eighteen months fcr negotlaple
notes. secured by deed Of trust until al INC puf-
chase money Is paid e. " smc,ionecr.
lie 21 aoSs.S.---s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02

\ LvxATlC'S CRlME-PLuSGING A SCYTHE
TuEouGu \ CoMpANIoN'S BoDY-THE MUIR
rERER IMAGINING HIMSELF Possessed WITH
TIE DEvIl.- Beating, June 2s.-On THUS
day several men. among them Samuel klopp
and John Mover. were in the field moving
on farm owned by one Buckley. few
miles this side Of AdamStowD. About noon
kopp took his scythe and, without any pro-
vocation whatever, plunged it through
Movers body. The blow was delivered 80
suddenly that the companions of the two
men were paralyZed. and it WAS several min
r.tuS before they could realize the terrible
situation. Mover stood in their midst with
the blood streaming from his wound. With
wonderful nerve he withdrew the blade
carefully from his body, threw it on the
ground, and then tainted away. klopp stood
rooted to the spot. and looked with glazed
eyes on the man who lay inSensible and
bleeding at his feet. Then in haif.audlble
tone IL Missed out the words:
Il knew III do il. had to do il. The
devil was in me. and had TO come OUT
klopp was seized and properly secured.
The news of this terrible crime spread with
treat rapidty, and soon a Elrgc number of
persons were congrcgated about the dying
man. Mover recovered MS senses, and was
carefully placed on pillows in Il wagon and
taken home Medical aid was summoned,
aud an examination followed. The Scythe
had entered on the right side little to the
rear, about three inches above the hip. and
came out on the right breast about six inches
| 'clvw the shoulder. " here it entered there
WIS q cash about five inches lon:s, frohl
which the blood flowed freely. The physi.
clan was able to introduce his hand in the
wound 1t was supposed that the mans
right lung was severed. Meyer was con
| SciouS during the examination, but at last
accounts was sinking rapidly, and was not
expected to live through the night.
Samuel kopp. the man who committed
rho deed, i about twenty-five years Of age,
aud is the son of very Respectable parents,
living ia the ncighborhood. Ever since
CHILDHOOD it is said, he has been subject to
crazy its. He. had often been heard to say
that he was bcwilched, and that the Devil
had possession Of his soul. Sometime ago
he told Mover that he would kill somebody
one of these days, and that would send him
to bis master-the Devil.
These spells would come on frequently,
but he never made any attempt to harm any
one before Thursday. He was living with
his parents 1T the time, who, on receiving
the news, were terribly aGirateG and aiarln-
ed. The son remained at home until yester
day: then he was taken to Lancaster aud
placed i'll the hands of the police author
tiles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02
BY Grubhs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRI-
GROUNDS ATTACHED, SITUATED AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF THIRD AND CARY
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By re-
quest of MIR ). T., Tardy will sell at auction, on
the premises, on MONDAY. 23d June at 81 O'Clock
T. NJ, his well-known and universally admired
RESIDENCE, situated is above. 1t of brick CO.
vered with mastic, and contains thirteen rooms he
sides store-roomS and closets, with hot. cold, and
shower-baths, and water with stationary washstands
In the principal chambers kitchen with five rooms
for servants laundry, with stationary fixtures gas
throughout the premises, and all Of the most mo-
dern conyeuiences. The stable Is new. and besides
hostler's room has space for two carriages and
three stalls.
The buildings have been rcmodeed and renovated
within L few years past, and are now In perfect
order.
1t would he impossible in an advertisement to
convey IN adequate Idea Of the elegance and COM
enough to say that ii combines the most admirable
arrangements with the most beautiful and thorough
finish In every detail and the highest possible degree
of convenience and comfortable accommodation for
large family.
The lot fronts 1873 feet on Third street, and runs
back lao feet.
The situation Is one of the most beautiful and
convenient In the city and 1t stands this property
Is not exceed by any other in all that constitutes
first. class residence.
1t will be sold as whole, or If desired the dwell
ing will be sold with front CT about So feet leav
Ing three building lots, each fronting rs feet OH
Third street. 10 he sold separately.
Persons Wishing 10 examine the premises before
the day Of sale are requested to call upon us.
We lDiSh to impress up0T the minds Of all inter
eSted That no Specidt ided Of the rdlne Of the pro-
pertg is held the olcner, and that it must be sold
eren al a qTeat sacrifice.
TERMS accommodating, and will be made known
at the time OF sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
Auctloneers
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FnroHrrrt Rarrnoaps Aoetpssr-A PAS /

FRraHrrrt RartRoAp AcctDsNr--A Pas
sESGER TRAM WRECKED INSIDE OF THE Cry
LIMITS Baltimore San. July 1.l--Shortly
after 10 O'Clock last night fsightful railroad
accident occurred at thefoot of Euthw street,
in sight Of Camden station, to the through
New York train. but happily was attended
with no loss Of life, although several cars
were badly wrecked and number Of per-
SONS injured. Five cars OF the through train
from Washington and the south for New
York, in rounding the curve at the foot Of
Eutaw street, y few minutes past 10 O'Clock
jumped the track In consequence of the
breaking of the coupling securing the smo-
king and first passenger coach. In a twink
ling four passenger cars and Pullman car
went crashing into each other.
Two of the passenger coaches tclcscoped
10 the distance Of ten feet or more. ripping
up The greater portion of the flooring Of
both cars and wrenching the seats from their
positions. As Il consequence the passengers
were thrown pcll-mell intu Shcap at the
end of the cars. The trucks, Of the third
and fourth cars were torn from the coaches
and the bodies of the cars badly broken.
The fifth car, the sleeper, was thrown across
the track and lodged against the side of Il
small brick house
Ii was in this car that the greatest injury
to passengers occurred. DR.. Grecnleaf. Of
The United States army, was badly bruised.
He was taken out in an insensihle condition,
having been hurled with great force from
one side ol the car to the other. striking bis
head lipou the back Of one OF the seats. A
lady named Morris, en- route for New York,
had her limbs cut, but managed to walk to
Camden station. Two other ladies, whose
names could not be learned, were also cut
and bruised, but not TO great extent, rs
they went through to New York last night.
Bradley Shiplcy. III the employ Of the Ralti.
more and ONO Railroad Company, was
caught between two of the wrecked cars and
badly cut and bruised about the body. A
brakeman named Kelley had bis nose mutt
istcd. other persons were injured. but
their names aud the extent OF their injuries
could not be learned last night, ms the ma.
iorily Of them proceeded direct to New
York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02
AUCTTor sAr.r.s.-Fu,Ifisn1irre.I paw ,y,.:.'
BY Isbeii Il Son,
Aactioneefs and Real EGtate Agents,
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LAND AT SAVAGE STATION. on
THE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD, IL THE COUNTY OF HENRfEO, Ar
AnSTlON--ln pursuance Of a decree OF the Cir
cult Court or Henrico county entered on the 2lsf
gay OF May, 1870 In the cbancery salt thayeiI pend
ing styled Sayages administrator ard others SAY
agc q ass the undersigned, special commissioners
,ssa re, n named, will, OH MONDAY, It'll day OF July,
nnn,t a. aenflco county courthouse ltiiat being
n call thi commencing at IL O'Clock Biz proceed
Georgo Ar unsoid part Of the real e;tsle OF which
he .r; "a. savage died seized and possessed, In
pINnRSr n "a aenrieo, Consisting OF about THREE
IT, "a ho,ns. Ely AMP SiXTYSTWO ACRES, lying
anu pelng on both sides of said rafJroad and on
the Williamsburg stage road fembracjn the home
Richmond. 'iies from Tue cily !"
a portIon Of this land is well wooded and b,s on
II great variety Or frlit-trees. 90" ~ "
The said lands will be sold as a who's ~ ,,v,de,
into five lots, rontaning respectively about Ar
two, seycDty-hve; seyenty-ive, nineIy-seron ard
sixty-three acres Two OF these lots front on AID
railroad, two on both the said railroad and the WI
iamsburg stage road anu one On the said stage road
plat and subdivision of this land may be seen al
the Office of the auctioneer.
TERMS One-fOurth In cash; the residue In three
equal instruments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months, the purchaser giving his note therefor, with
interest added from the day OF sale, and the title
said property to be retained till the whole purchase
money Is paidand conveyance ordered by the court
A. X. COURTNEY,
LYTTLEION ROYSTER,
jy Lids Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02
BY Robertson, Bronaugh & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Hull street, opposite the courthouse,
Manchester Va

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
Y THE MIDLOTHIAN COAL-MINES, In
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, FOR SALE At
PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-By virtue of deed Of trust
executed TO trustee on 10th Of March, 1870, By
William Winfree. Jr., and duly recorded In the
clerks office Of Chesterfield County Court, 10. B. So,
page 2l6) shall, being required SO to do by the
beneficiary, sell ut public auction, in front of Ches
terrified courthouse, IN Manchester, Va, on MON
DAY the 18th of July THAT being court-day), at y
O'Clock D.. that valuable tract of LAND lying near
the Midlothian coal-mines, In Chesterfield county.
Franklin Stearns, u. B. Hancock, and Others.
This land lies about two and q half miles from
Coalfeld station, on the Richmond and Danville
railroad, within the coal-feld. About one-third Is
cleared; the residue In forest of oak and pine. The
surface indications of the existence of coal
good as any In the field The buildings consist
of dwelling with nine or ten rooms and all neces-
sary out-houses.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
and $50, $3.50 the 10th of March, 1874 and $3.50 on
the 10th o. March, 1875, to be secured by deed OF
trust on the property the residue of the purchase
money, II any, to be payable at such times and Sc
cured in such manner is the said Winfrce shall
direct and In default Of such direction as the trus-
tee shall think fit. s. BROOKS. Trustee.
ROBERTSON, BRoSAUGH & Co., Auctioneers.
ia ant n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02
BY James 81. Taylor 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT FIRsT-CLASs PRIVATE RESI-
DENCE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
nGCIJPfED BY X. H. DIBRELL, ESQ, WITH
A. BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT sexIss FEET
ATTACHED, FOR SALE AT AUCTlOs.Iht
auction, on the premises, at O'Clock T. NJ, on
THURSDAY the sd day ofJuly, 1879, that valuable
property as above located. The dwelling contains
In rooms besides closets and storeroons, With all
modern improvements, such AZ baths, hot and cold;
gas &c. $780,,
There are also on the premises large t~o-story
brick kitchen with four rootps smokehouse, car
riage. and stable, all OF which have been re.
rentIv thoroughly repaired and are now In perfect
order THE lots together front 90 feet running back
as feet TO wide paved sliey, and Will be sold as
whole. or divided, II desired.
residence is called To this sale:
Terms: Very liberal, and Inade known nj the
hour OF sale. JAMES ID, TAYLOR Sun,
;a.s - :. AuctoDeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
lola Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE BUILD
i ING LOTS ON THE EAST SIDE Of FIFTH
STREET, AND ONE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
FIFTH STREET.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed by James e. Goddin to the undersigned
bearing date the 9th day of June, 1872 recorded
In the clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery Court
beneficiary In said deed, will proceed to sell at
public auction on SATURDAY. 18th day of July
1873. on the premises, at O'Clock ?. b. the LOTS
above described. The three irst-named, described
In said deed lots Nos. s. 1, and S, plan or map
drawn by j. j. Pleasants, surveyor, and recorded
with and made part of certain deed from d. s.
Hughes to james Z; Goddin, dated 21th day of
June, 1872, and recorded In said clerks Office front
ing 80 by l22 feet on Fifth street Also another LOT
on the north side of Fifth street, and described on
sud map as lot No. 8, fronting on the north side OF
Fifth street 20 ny 122 feet.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to defray the expenses
of executing this trust, and to pay off five negou-
able notes amounting in The aggregate 10 1882. o.
with some interest due thereon; for balance, on
such terms as may he made known at the time Of
sale N. NJ. LEE,
Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02

Mr.. Walter Bagehors new book, called
"Lumbard Street-a Description of the
Money Market" is full of the most interest
ing financial history. 1t gives an account OF
The London panics and blunders in manage
mcnt OF the Bank Of England, together
with sound financial suggestions for avoid
ing the mistakes of the past Bagehot is
one of the soundcst and clearcst political
economists of the day.
Mr.. Charles Sumpter, Of Lynchburg, died
suddenly on Monday lust.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
1919 Main street,

SALE OF STORE
JA\D DWELLING-HOUSE ON THE COR
NER OF BAKER AND ST. JOHN STREET, IN
THE CITY OF RICIIMOND.-In pursuance of Is
d,C rec of the Chancery Court of the city of Rich
moud, entered on the 10th June. 1873. In the cause
OF Minor IS. Kinker, will sell at auction, upon the
premises, Oh SATURDAY the 5ih day OF July at s
O'clock p NJ. that LOT OF LAND on The corner OF
ST. John and Baker streets, fronting % feet on Baker
and running back between irregular lines l25 feet,
upon which there is good FRAMED STORE-
HOUSE AND DWELLING.
TERMS: One-third caBh and the residue In two
equal jnstaIlmenS of six and twelve months Title
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid.
F. NJ CONNER. Special Commissioner.
JyrE & RRoTIIER Auctiouccrs 1e24
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02
BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No. iIna MAN atreet.

EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING ON
IL THE SOUTH SIDE OF SHORT STREET
BETWEEN NEW STREET AND TWENTY
SECOND STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On EDSESDAY, July 2. 1919, on the premises,
VIC will sell. at o o'clock p. NJ, the BRICK DWELL
ING occupied by Mr.. Stephen Cllildrev, located rs
above. containing six rooms; well of water on the
premises. Lot fronts thirty-four feet by ninety
two. This Is most excellent location for any per-
son wishing to he near the business part of the city.
TERMS: One-third cash balance ut sin and twelve
months, SIX per cent interest, secured by trust
deed HILL 4 GODDIS.
o1 Auctinnepra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-02
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THREE NICE MARKET FARMS, WIFE

THREE NICE MARKET FARMS, WITH
l. IMPROVEMENTS, IN HANOVER. ON THE
MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
AUCTTON.-We will sell at auction, on the pre-
misses, by request of SIR. John A. Moshy, on MON
FARMS, located rs above stated No. contains
EIGHTY-USE ACRES, No. EIGliTH-ONE
HALF ACRES. These farms arc about two-thrds
cleared. and the balance very heavily set In pine
and OAK wood.
The land lies beautifully. near the head Of the
MeChanlcsvilIe turnpike 1.-The best road leading from
the city In the heart Of the best vegetable region OF
Hanover, and Is unsurpassed for trucking purposes
and for fruit. Two of the farms have fine meadows
upon them. 49,. ,
Each farm has comfortable dwelling for small
family, with the usual out-buildngs. This Is rare
opportunity for persons of limited means to obtain
Il home at a small cost.
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,