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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1873-11-01

respiration devient entrecOupee,
des eblouissements, des vertiges Sc
dGclarent, Ia physionomie change
d'expressiOn, une sueur frOide ct
gluante cOuvre une'partie du visage
ct des membres, le pouls s'affaiblit
graduellement, entin le cGur s'ar-
rete. Virgile peint avec une sal
sissante verite,rhemorrhagie dams
le recit de Ia mort de DidOn. va0
La mort subtle, en- dehOrs des
causes exterieures ct accidentelles,
peut survenir de diverses manieres.
Des affections tres wives de PANE
arretent quelquefois sOudain les
movements du cHur ct determi-
nent une syncOpe mOrtelle. On
cOnnait beaucOup dexemples de
gems morris de joie, Leon X en- est
un,-et lie gems qui ont succombe
a Ia peur. Dams rapOplexie fou-
droyante, 81 la mort reelle nest pas
immediate, il y du mOins produc-
ton rapide de phenomenes mortels.
LIE malade est plonge dams I'M
sommeil profond, auquel les mede.
Gins dOnnent le nom de coma. On
ne peut le reyeiller; sa respiration
est ditficile, son Gil immobile, sa
bouche cOntOurnee ct defOrmee.
Les battements du cGur cessent
peu a pau, 1T bient6t Ia vie disps-
rait sans retOur. La rupture dun
aneyri sme entralne assez sOuvent
la mort subtle. Celie-ci reconnait
non mOins frequemment pour cause
ce qu'on appelle une embolie, c'est-
a dire nn arrtt de la circulation par
un caillot de sang qui obstrue tout
4 coup un vaisseau de quelque i'm.
portance. Entin il va des morris
subites encore inexpliquees, en- CO
sens que rautopsie ny decouvre
rien gui puisse rendre raison dc
rarret des operations whales.
La mort est orlinairement pre-
cedee dun ensemble de phenome-
nes auxguels on a donne le nom
d'agonie. Dams Ia plupart des ma
ladies, IL debut dc cette periodic
terminate est marque par un amen-
dement, subit dcs fonctiOns. Cest
lie dernier eclat que jette In famine
expirante; mais bient6t les yeux
deviennent immObiles, ct insensi.
bles i Faction de la lumiere, 10 nez
est effile ct froid,. la bouclle beanie
semble faire appel d Pair qui man
que, Ia cavit6 buccaleest dessechee,
ct les .evres, CONNIE tletries, sont
collees sur les arcadcs dentaires.
Les derniers movements respira-
torres sOnt saccades, ct pon entend
a distance des rales ct quelquefois
un v6ritable gargouillement dA a
Iobstruction des voies bronchiques
par dabOndantes mucOsites. Dha-
leine est frOide, Ia temperature de
la peau s'est abaissee. 81 POn Went
d ausculter le c9ur, on c0nstate
paffaiblissement des bruits ct des
battements. La main, appliquee
sur la region precordiale, ne epercoit
plus dc choc. Telle est Ia physiO-
monte de pagonisanr dams 10 majo-
rite des cas-, c'est-a-dire quand Ia
mort succAde a une maladie qui
dure un certain temps. Lagonie
est rarement douloureuse, ct est le
plus souvent ignor6e du malade.
FERNAND PAPHLON. |
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GENERAL BuTLER's APPLICATION .PoR War
DEPARTMENT DOCUMENTS FRO CLEAR UP Hrs
PUTATYoH.--The circumstance that has
given currency to the report OF the loss or
absence of War Department. records is the
fact that since the death Of General Candy
Benjamin. F. Butler has made application to
the Secretary Of War for certain papers and
vouchers relating TO hin financial admins
tration at New Orleans, which be says he
delivered personally TO Secretary Stanton.
He also says that before his interview with
Secretary Stanton terminated the latter sent
for General Candy, who then occupied a
| confidential position In the War Depart
| ment, aud the General was directed
to make thorough examination of
| the papers and report his conclusions
| to the Secretary. Butler alleges that at the
| same time stanton remarked TO him that he
| had placed his papers in the hands Of COM
| petent and faithful officer, who would do
Justice to him and the Government. Ac-
| cort!ing to General Buffers statement, Gen
| er1i Candy made report which fully sns-
taincd Butler'saction. After Canby's death,
| MIR. Stanton being also dead, General Butler
! comes forward in great anxiety about his
| reputation during the war. at least so far as
| it was concerned in the papers referred to-.
His CONSERVATION knows no bounds now
| that the papers cannot be found, nor does any
trace of their presentation or any report by
General Candy appear upon the records of
the Department. The search is still pro.
crossing, but with no prospect of sustaining
Buffers claim Washington Letter TO Ne,r
York Herald.
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ARKANSAS CONFESSIONS washington,
June 29.--The confessions now being made
by some of the leading Radicals of Arkansas
are very far from rllatahlc in certain high
quarters in Washington. Acting under rle
same advice, the President, when ordering
troops to New Orleans TO put Kellogg into
the office of Governor Of Louisiana, also
sent portion of the military forces of the
Government to Little Rock to protect BaX-
ter in the office of Governor of Arkansas.
Baxter, it was alleged, had been counted in
10y fraud, and his opponent followed kei-
logg's example in applying to the United
States Court, hut did not meet with the
,ame success. Since that time Baxter and
his contedcrates have quarrelled, and num-
Der OF the latter have turned States EVIL
dence. The Republican Chief-Justice Of the
State is one OF these. and he declares that
Baxter was no more elected Governor than
he was. Another is the editor of one of the
party organs. who offers to prove that in
only four counties over 5000 votes intended
for Baxter's opponent were illegally anu
flaudulently cast out. Brooks, who ran
against Baxter. has made another appeal to
the courts, before which these facts are to
Lc laid and it is now believed that he eau
not fail TO have the Office awarded TO him.
Correspondence .Stn.
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d25 BY Tsbeil u son, 90
- Ahctiuncers and Real Estate Agents,
2 Nos EfeTenti1 straef. between Main and Rank
rOMMIssTONER,s SALE OF y.ALt

5ft{.} Ef3sigz 49,. ysssr
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALuA-
~ BILE LAND AT SAVAGE STATION, ON
THE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRfCG, AT
AUtElQE-In pursuance of decree or the Cir
cult Court Of Henrico county entered on the 2is.
day OF May, 1870 In the chancery suit therein pend
Ing styled Savages administrator and others IS. Saw
age Ct ais. the undersigned. special commissioners
therein named, win, on MONDAY, 18th day Of July
1873 ftat being court day commencing at IL O'Clock
Nj proceed TO 81 the rnsod part Of the real estate
OF which Georgs M. Savage died seized and pos
sessed In the county Of Henrtco consisting OF about
THREE HUNDRED AND STXrY-TWO ACRES
lying aud being both slides Of said railroad and
the Williamsburg stage road embracing the hoinc-
stead of the decedent nine miles from the city OF
Richmond. -E7ff-'t 81 -
A portion of this land is we'll wooded, and has on
great variety OF fr1lit-trees.
The said lands will be sold as whole or divided
into five lots containing respectively about fifty
two, scventy-6ve, seventy-fye, ninety seven, and
sixfy-thrce acres. Two of these lots front on said
railroad, two both the said railroad and the VIII
Hnmsburg stage road, ana the said stage road
A 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 instalments ut six, twelve. and eighteen
months, the purchaser giving his therefor, with
interest added from the day Of sale, and the title To
said property to he retained till the whole purchase
money Is paidahda conveyance ordered by the court
A. X. COURTNEY,
LYTTLETON ROYSTER,
jy Lids Special Commissioners.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE RESI-
Il DENCE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
OCCUPIED BY X. H. DIBRELL. ESQ, WITH
A BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT a0xlSs FEET
The request of the owner, we will sell at public
auction, on the premises, at o'clock p. M., on
THURSDAY the sd day of July, 1873. that valuable
10 rooms besides closets and storerooms, with all
modern improvements, such as baths, hot and cold;
gas, &c ~
There are also on the premises large two-story
brick kitchen with four rooms; smokebouse, car
riage-house, and Stable, all of which have been re-
Gently thoroughly repaired and are now III perfect
1855 feet To wide paved alley, and will he sold
whole. or divided, II desired. +
Special attention of those seeking 4 frSt-class
residence is called to this sale.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at the
hour of sale. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON,
ico8 Auctionccrs
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~ IT By Errbbs q Williams, us.sfs
Real Estate Agents arsd Ahctioneers,
4 Eleventh street between 3fain and Bank.

THREE NICE MARKET FARMS. WITH
Old CHURCH ROAD. ETy AND OEE-HAGF
MIL s Fn0M RICHMOND FOR sALE AT
.AUCTIUN.-Wewi win sell at auction. onrthe pre-
DAY, July 7tii,5 1878, ut IL O'Clock NJ. ETHHEE
FAkMS. located as shove stated MOL contains
EIGHTY-0NE ACRES, No. 2 EIGHTY.SME
HALE ACRES. These farms are about two-thirds
cleared and the balance very heavily set in pine
and oak wood. &c
The land lies beautifully, near the head Of the
Mechanicsyle turnpike tihe best road leading from
the In the heart Of the best vegetable region OF
Hanover, and Is unsurpassed for trucking purposes
and for fruit. Two Of the farms have 0ne meadows
Upon them. -..,.,yr -. - -E..-94 ..atssa..
Each farm has comfortable dwelling for small
family, with the psual 0ut-buiid!ngs This Is rare
opportunity for persons OF limited means to obtain
q home ut u small cost. ..#E
TERMS At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, )
~ e.f...~z ~ s.t,r Auction. prS
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BY Grubbs q Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE LARGE AND ELEGANT Pr

THE LARGE AND ELEGANT PRI-
l. VATE RESIDENCE, WITH BEAUTIFUL
GROUNDS ATTACHED, Situated AT THE
E1gT 1!is GoRNEk Of THr H, MD GARY Ca
quest Of Mr. s. Z. Tardy we will sell at auction, on
the premises, OIL MONDAY, 2ad June at 50 O'Clock
Z. NJ, his well-known and universally admired
RESIDENCE. situated US above. IL Is OF brick, Co
Yered with maStc. and contains thirteen rooms he
sides stnre-rooms and closets, with hot. cold and
shower baths, and water with stationary washstands
In the principal chainbers kitchen with five rooms
for servants laundry, with stationary fixtures gus
throughout the premises, and all or the most mo-
dern conveniences. The stable Is new. and besides
u hostler.s room has space for two carriages and
three stalls
The buildings have been remodeed and renovated
within few years past, and are now In perfect
order.
II would be impossible In an advertisement to
convey an adequate Idea of the elegance and COM
petaness of this property In every respect. 1t Is
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 1913 feet OH Third street, and runs
back 1870 feet.
The situation is one of the most beautiful md
convenient In the city, and as 1t stands this property
Is not exceIlcd by any other In all that constitutes
first class residence. .
It Will be sold us whole, or If desired the dwell
Ing three building lots, each fronting Is feet on
Third street, TO be sold separately.
Per1 wishing 10 examine the premises before
w sish to impress upon the 1@tnds Of ali inter
esed that no special tdea Of The uaiue Of the pro
perty is held by the ooner, and that it must be sold
Terms :Accommod ating, and will he made known
at the time OF sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
on account Of the rain, until WEDNESDAY, July
I'd, ut 81 o'clnck T: NJ:
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Michael Cochran was shot by joseph For
sythe, in Baltimore. on Sunday night, in a
fight, and it is supposed will die. Cochran
had been in the penitentiary. He had had a
fight with Forsylhe, was worsted, and re.
turned with friends to renew the war. wheu
Forsythe shot him. Forsythc is in Jail.
Postal cards may be sent to Canada from
the United States by attaching an ordinary
one.cent stamp in addition to the stamp
printed on them. Canadian postal cards
may be sent to the United States by attach
ing an additional Canadian stamp.
A murderer at Meridian, Mississippi.
asked to be hung on the Fourth of July, aud
the judge kindly consented. as it would help
along the proposed celebration.
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BY n. NJ. Lee,
Real Fstate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. l0l4 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FARM CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXlI-FlEE ACRES, IN HENRICO COUNTY
AND ADJOINING CURL'S NECK.-By virtue
OF deed OF trust executed 10 ME by John W. West.
bearing date the lsts! day of April 1852, recorded
in The clerks office OF H,nrco county court ID. b.
H. B. pa 1853, being required to do by the party
secured In said deed, Will proceed To sell at public
auction. on the premises. at o'clock Z. a.. Oh
conveyed In said deed, to wit: A FARM containing
one hundred and sxty-tiye acres. more or less
adjoining the antis of DR. PoindeXter, T.. Crew. B.
T. Dew, aud others. On the premises there Is i
good dwelling and the usual out-houses !; orchard
of fruit trees The place Is also well watered.
TERMS Sufficient in cash 10 slefriy the expense
ofexecuting this trust and to pay of certain bond
secured ami described in said deed bearing date on
the 18th day Of April, 1885,? for Sl,S7.ss, with in-
terest accrued on same, balance on such terms rs
NAV be made known Mt the time of sale
+. =, - WILLIAM Il. PLEASANTS.
~ % ..,.s Trustee.
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BY Z. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 0 Fourteenth street.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT BEAU.
- TIFIL COUNTRY-SEAT CALLED PEA
RIDGE."-l shall, at the request of the parties, OIL
fer for sale ut public aucti III, on the premises on
TUESDAY, July sth, 1874, al IL O'Clock NJ; the
above-named FARM, situated In the county % Han
over at the head of Mechauicsyie turnpike. con-
tanning one hundred and twenty acres l2n) more or
less: two-thirds Of the land is cleared the residue
is well iimbered.
HOUSE containing four rooms, kitchen, smoke
house, and all other necessary out-buildings.
STOCK. FARMING IMPL DEMENT'S, and GROW
ING CROPS, the latter being Of a fine quality, and
wi II show for themselves.
Mr. and Mrs. T. b. Dunn, the present occupants.
Will show the place to any one before the day of
sale. Possession can be had In ten days after sale
TERMS One-fourth cash balance on 4 credit OF
SIX, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, secured by deed OF trust until al! the pur-
chase money Is paid. T.. -. EACHO,
ie ~ Auctiouppr
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ArJCTf0YsAxxifss say..
2 by Cook y Laushton, Aacsioneess,
corner Franklin and Governor strpefs.

GEN ERAaLa ASSORT MENTz q I
" FREECH-PLA ATE MIRRORS, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, &C., AT AUETION.-.THtS DAY
at 10 O'Clock we viii sell ut our anctioIi-rooms
Several OUTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, ..3ksff
MAHOGANY and PAINTED WARpRoBES, ~
MAHOGANY SIDEBoAnDs, ~ s.
MARBLEsToP CABINETS and WAsHsrANpg,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS,
One act MASSIVE MAHOGANY DIN1SG-TABLEs,
LOUNGES, REFRIGERAToRs, .s-..r.-.- - i
HAZE aud SHUCK MATTRESSES, .s ~
FEATHER BEDS, HAT-RACKs. as.. "
WALNUT and MAHOGANY BEDSTEADs, +
COOKING STOVES, &c, &c s..
~. ALSO,
One FRE:;CH-PLATE MANTLE MIRROR,
Two FRESCH-PLATE PIER tr STORE MIRRORS.
For sale privately, one Martyrs IRON SAFE.
sEa3a'f. COOK & LAUGHTUN,t
jyl huctioneerT
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BY w. Goddtn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
l. BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRST
AND TWENTY.SECOND STREETS.-By virtue
of 4 deed of trust executed to the subscriber by
MIR. John j. Wilson and wife. bearing date 2ad
July, 1870, duly recorded In Richmond Chancery
Court | shall In execution thereof, and with the
consent of Mr.. Wilson, sell at auction, ON the
premises, on WEDNESDAY tie I'd July, 1878, al
O'Clock T. III. Uffalr IL not the first fair day there,
as above now in the occupancy Of the said " ilson
The lot has front of forty feet and depth OF led
feet to an alley. The dwelling contains nine rooms
and three closets, kitchen, stable feed'roop, gas
and water. ..:
The deed requires a cash sale, but By consent,
one fourth cash balance at four eight, and Twelve
months for negotiable notes. bearing eight per
cent. interest. secured by trust deed. The taxes
for 1873 to be paid by the purchaser
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE,
10 oI.eOdtds Trustee.
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BY II. Mccormick, Auctioneer.

TLOSING-OUT SALE OF BOOTS AND
~ SHOES, SHOE-BOXES, LOUNGES, STOVE,
&C.. AT AUCTION:-on TUESDAY. lst July.
1873, at 10 o'clock, will sell at my store, No. 1901
of my selected stock OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
consisting. of q large variety of mems. ladies',
GREEN SHOE-BOXES, two LOUNGES, one
STORE-STOvE, STORE-FTXTURES, &c. The
attention Of the tr.e Is paru cularly requested to
this sale the goods are fresh and desirable, and
will he sold In lots to suit the trade without limit or
reserve. .... a--
TERMS: All SUMS under 800, cash; over that
amount, sixty days credit for approved, endorsed
negotiable paper. A. GUNST.
r.. w. POWELL. Salesman. ~ 1-lf*
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BY James M. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

HOUSE AND LOT. AND TWO VA
Al CANT LOTS ADJOINING, ON OREGON
HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will he sold
on SATURDAY the 5th day of July. 1873, on the
premises, at 8 o'clock L. NJ, the comfortable new
two-story FRAMED DWELLING near the corner
of Cherry aud China streets, IT present occupied by
Charles Fl. Thompson, Esq, containing four rooms
also Kitchen with two rooms. ana good well oil
water in tho yard The lot fronts twcnty-seven feet
on Cherry street Also, two AtANT LOTS al.
i0uing, fronting on China street thirty-one feet
each, with Il new enclosure.
TERMS Uue-fuurth cash The balance at four
eight, twelve, and sixteen months for negotiable
notes interest added and sccureu by deed OF trust
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & sun.
10 % AnrfinnrnrS.
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On Sunday lust u youth named Charles
Baker, aged fourteen, WAS shot in the head,
and soon after died. He was in the upper
part of u house occupied by Charles Schcll-
hau>c, whose SONS were companions Of
Baker, and ii is supposed that the younger
Schellhausc, while playing with pistol, ac-
cidenlaily shot Baker. He showed the police
where the pistol was, but assumed ignorance
of the affair from fright
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE ON YORK RIVER NEAR
WEST PUINT.-By virtue of a deed OF trust exc
cutcd on the Goth day OF March, 1871 by benjamin -.
Robinson and wife, and duly recorded in the clerk
Office of the county of New Kent. the undersigned
trustees therein named WILL the premises. lhe
FIRST DAY OF JULY. 1879, sell at public auction
the BRICK HOUSE. This estate contains about
/, 200 ACRES, situate in the county Of New Kent,
and lying Immediately on the river aud opposite the
town OF West Point.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are invited to eN-
amino the premises before the DAY Of SALE and the
present proprietor will take pleasure in showing the
estate.
TERMS: Cash to pay expenses of sale and debts
secured hy said deed say about $1,000 and as to the
balance, terms will be announced on day OF sale.
CYRUS 4. BRANCH,
X. T. ARMISTEAD,
Ia 2-ti1s Trustees.
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FsrAB1L-Is'HE1D' 1919
JIM. BRADSTREET son,
IMPROVED MERCANTILE AGENCY,
400 Main street
dollar Savings Bank buildng>.

The establishment of this agency, aud its success
full prosecution for nearly a quarter of century
suroas8ed advantages which 1t combines. that 1t has
now become (almost All absolute necessity TO iner-
act business. a"
Our Office here, now opened and in thorough
working condition. Is fully prepared to meet the
cordially invite I'LL needing services to call, ex-
anime our method and test our ability, feeling
aured that WITH our advantages. increased facilities
&c, we can satisfy ALL and fully demo nstrate III
them II Is to their interest 10 give us their patronage
Volume 81 Issued July list.
W. s. DIBRELL, Superintendent,
- = s2-E.s..'0~ 8 :, je 23-lm
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By Robertson, Bronaugh Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
Hull street, opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
TIE MIDLOTHIAN CoAL-MINES, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTIoN.-By virtue Of 4 deed Of trust
executed to as trustee on 10th Of March, 1870, by
william Winfree, Jr., and duly recorded in the
clerks office of Chesterfield County Court ID: b. So,
page 49, shall, being required so to do by the
beneficiary, sell at public auction In front of Ghes-
terrified courthouse, In Manchester. Va, on MON
DAY the 14th of July THAT being coIrt.dayl at IL
O'Clock NJ, that valuable tract Of LAND lying near
the Midlothian coal-mincS, In Chesterfield county.
containing about 952 acres, adjoining the lands or
Franklin Stearns, ID. 3. Hancock, and others.
This land lies about two and n half miles from
Coalield station. on the Richmond and Danvile
railroad within the coal-hed. About one-third is
cleared: the residue IN forest Of oak and pine The
surface indications of the existence Of coal are as
good as any in the coal-fe The buildings consist
of dwelling with nine or ten rooms, and all neces-
sary out-houses. .s.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses of sale
and $500 $3.50 the 10th of March, 1874 and $3.50 on
the 10th of March. ISIS, to be secured by deed of
trust on the property; the residue OF the purchase
money, If any, to he payable at such times and Sc
cured in such manner as the SAID Winfree shall
direct, and In default of such direction as thc trs-
tee shall think lit. S. BROOKS, Trustee.
ROBERTSON, BRoSAUGI1 Co., Auclioneers.