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WHEELING REGISTER.
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Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
Of Main and l2th SITS.
WAsHINGToN, September 4.


Acknowledgement Williams before
leaving the city last evening addressed a
letter to the Secretary of War, designat-
ing the localities in which troops are
most needed to suppress the outrages.
This letter, with the circular issued yes
terdav, was enclosed to General Mellow
ell, commanding the department in the
South, this morning, with instructions to
so distribute his forces as to protect the
localities designated.
The President has advised the SeCrc-
tary of the Treasury to withhold for the
present, any contemplated change in the
appointment of all Internal Revenue
Supervisor, in the place of Cobb, OF
North Carolina.
Points Occupied by the Imperial
Forces.
No formal order will be issued from
the War Department rs to the distribu-
ton of troops in the Department of the
South, but the whole matter will be left
with the department commander, who
will dispose Of the forces 50 they can be
used by the United States Marshals in
case of necessity. The Federal troops in
the South are now distributed as follows:
Three companies Of the md infantry in
Alabama; six in Georgia; and one in
Tennessee. The entird 3rd infantry at
Holly Springs, Mississippi. Three COM
panies Of the 10th infantry in Kentucky;
two in Arkansas; one in Mississippi; one
in Louisiana and one i'll Tennessee.
Eight companies Of the 18th infantry in
South Carolina and two in Georgia.
Eight companies Of the l,t artillery in
Florida; one in Georgia; two in Sonth
Carolina and one in Virginia. Six COM
panies ofthe 2nd artillery in North Caro-
lima; one in South Carolina; one in Nir-
ginia and four in Maryland. The total
number oftroops in the several Southern
States is between $500 and 1900. The
third infantry was ordered to Louisiana
several months ago but on account of the
warm weather and liability TO fever it
was decided that the regiment ahould re-
main at Holly Springs, Mississippi, until
fall. 1t will now be hurried to Louisi-
ana.
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kentucky Association Races.

LEyISGTON, September 4.-Thc pro-
grammc of the races to be run on the
course of the Kentucky Association has
been published, and is unusually attrac-
tive in the number and variety Of stakes
and purses offered. This association was
organized in the year 1926, and from
that date TO this time, there has mover
been single failure of any of the rcgu-
lar meetings. The torty-eighth fail
meeting is announced for the l4th inst,
and will continue throughout the week,
with races at all distances from three
fourthS of mile for two year oldS to
three miles for horses of all ages. The
stakes to be run for by the young thor
oughbrcdS of the blue grass section at
tract the attention Of the entire country
fall who are Interested in the sports Of
the turf. The Phpnix Hotel stakes for
three wear oldS and the colt and tilly
stakes for two year olds, draw to the old
Kentucky Association the attention and
admiration of the people from every
quarter There are seventy young
horse, entered in the stakes, while II
number of old ones are in preparation for
the purses. There are fifteen races an
nouncrd for the week, with every indi-
cation that this meeting will bc one of
unusual interest and excitement.
Mystic Park Races.
BosToS. September 4.-The 2:3l race
WAS won by Kansas Chief, in the first,
third and fourth heats. heating Fleety
GoldduSt. Jim, Lady D"hlman, Honest
Billy and Sam Curtis. Time, 2:2G, 2:2O,
2:2l J, pa.
The 30 race, purse $1,000, was won
by Dobl,'s Glo-tcr i'll the third, fourth
and fifth heats beating Red Cloud,
Cmnors and Ncttic. Time, 2:19, 300,
2:2Oj. 2:24, and 2:22. Red Cloud Won
the first two heats, and came in half
length ahead in the third heat, but Doble
claimed that Mace had crowded him on
the homr->trctch. The claim was al
lowed and the heat awarded to GloSter
Amateur Oarsmen Association.
TaoY, y. Y, September 4.-Thc races
of thC Amateur OarSmrn Association
ended to-,iav. The second heat of the
single she'll race was won by 7. +. Yates.
of the New York Athletics. who also won
the final heat of the singles in the after
noon The fonr cared race was Won BY
Arganantas. of Bergen Point, New York
The double Scull race was won by Curtis
and Yates. of New York Athletics in
Ssh. Yates time in the final single was
lO:l65. The final race was the deciding
heat of the four cared boats, the contc>-
tan.> being Argauanta> and Bcavewyck.
of Albany, winners at Saratoga. 1t was
ho,ly contested, and was won by about
length by the Saratoga champions; time,
S:4jl Time of ArganataS, S:jli.
Irish-American Rife Match.
LONDON. September ), j:30 \. NJ
The Standards Dublin correspondent
SAYS that the forthcoming lri>h-Ameri-
can rtl. match cNcite> the greatest inter-
est. The Irish team will embark on
Cunari steamer at Queenstown on SUM-
day morning. The Lord Mayor Of Dub
lin and lady will escort them to Queens
town. and they will be accompanied to
America by Niscount Ma>scrccnc and
Mr.. BaguallaS, extra members Of the
team, also several ladies and representa-
tivcS OF the Irish press
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy, with northeast
and southeast winds, and no decided
change Of temperature.
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Austrian Polar Expedition.

Further detail, Of the Austrian Polar
expedition have been received. Aftsr
sLandphing tbeir hip the party Travelled
for seven months in sledge-, and two
Winters were passed on the ice. The
higbat point reached was IL latitude 20.
\ large tract Of land was discovered u
the n0rthwsrd Of Nova Zembla The
expedition arrived at Wardoe in Rus
sian boat. only one death occurred dur
ing the entire voyage.
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regret at being compelled to make these
disclosures; they DO il sorrowfully and
only in obedience to the stern demands
ofthe public duty and responsibility i'm
posed on them BY your body. No
citizen Of our young State can learn Of
the facts herein disclosed without
feeling humiliated and indignant at dis
covering that one Of the most sacred
trusts eyer imposed upon public office
has been thus violsted. Every citizen of
Minnesota has felt especial pride in the
belief and assurance that our school fund
secured to his children and generations
vet unborn the means whereby they
were TO become educated and worthy
citizens four common country, and now
learn that the State has been defrauded
of any portion of that fund, that all
shOuld guard with their lives ifneed be-,
will arouse in him feeling akin 10 the
de>olation of his hearth.
The report is signed by John ). Nc
Donald, Lucas f. Hubbard and Vim.
McKusick as the Committee.
Community Dumbfounded.
This community Is utterly astouded by
the Developments Of the committee in
vestigating McIlrath's misdoingS. For
years II has been question how I'm Of
ficcr Of $500 q wear could grow rich so
fast as Mcllrath, but nobody suspected
the degree of corruption which the COM
mittce claim TO have developed, and
which, rs McIlrath cannot explain, is
generally conceded Republican politi-
clans are very much exercised, fearing
that the discovery will smash the Repub-
lican party in the next election, which
involves the election of United States
Senator, 10 succeed Ramsey.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market

NEw YORK, september MoSEY
Primo mrrrhantiI" paper 5Gh6 per cent.
money 2m24 per cent. Sterling dull at
4sGICis7 for sixty days and issi@4s9
for sight. Treasury disbursements S803,
900 Customs receipts S32sOO0. Dry
goods import. for the week, ~, 1929,
GoLD-Opcned Mt l09l and closed nj
lO9l ia" only rate, Of the day. Garry
ing rates LAP per cent, and loans lhI
Clcarings s2OOOO,OO0
RAILROAD BosDs--Firrp, with gen
cral light advance.
STATE BoNps-Quict and nominal,
GovERNMENTs-St"ady.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, September THE sieam-
ship State Of Nevada, from Glasgnw, has
arrived.
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MEMPHIS.
Destructive Fire.

MEMPHIS, September 4.-FrOm pas
sengers who arrived from GrccnvIllc.
Mississippi, late last night, the following
particulars concerning the destructive
fire at that place early Wednesday morn
ing are obtained. The fire which was
supposed to have been the work Of an
inCcndiary, originated i'll the grocery
store of Morgan d Platt, then crossed
Mulberry going east and Main street
west, destroying the entire portion Of
town from Mulberry street to the river,
embracing nearly all the business houses
of the place, in all seventy-three houses,
valued at over quarter Of million dol
lars with about one hundred and nifty
thousand dollars insurance, on which the
Planters of Mississippi and Planters Of
Memphis have large amounts. There
will be considerable suffering as nearly
all the provisions in town are destroyed.
The house in which the fire originated
had been previously set on fire four diff
ferent times. A man named Major
Thompson has been arrested on suspi-
cion of being concerned in the incendiary
work.
Coal Oil Explosion.
Mrs. DR.. Hart, aged 50, residing on
Exchange street, near Front, was fatally
burned last night. the an explosion ola coal
oil lamp which she was carrying.
Insurance Loss.
The officers of the Planters Insurance
Company of this city state that tn"
whole amount Of insurance held 10y that
company in Greenviile was $4,000, and
the entire loss in the business portion
cannot exceed 81 900.
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,,,..s sc.r,iacat.. of stock.

\ number Of raised certificate, Of stock
were brought to light throug h an InveSti-
rq-iop nf thc affairs of the Central Fire
Insurance Company. They are as fol-
lowE Fiyrof Philadelphia and Reading,
all originally for one share, but raised to
100 600 and 500 FIVE of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad: five Of the Lehigh Valley;
tbr,e Of the Central sf New Jersey; and
one Of the United Companies Of
Jcr,cy. On one Of the raised c"r-
tifra,.. the Union Banking Company
had loancd $4,000; the Reading shares
were transferred on the books Of that
rompanv by J. y. Ebert, who is said to
have, been brckcr Of the Central
Insurance Company. 1t make state
rr,.-t that IL President had
subscribed for large amount Of stock.
and IN order 10 pay the subscription pro
poecd n Ebert 10 raise the money n"c"s-
sary. He gave his note with in
sIrancc stock a, collateral that hl6"rt
inform.d the President that be hsd cred
ited him with $l2s,OO0. and the PrcSi-
dent then paid the company for the stock
bv a check drawn on Ebert for the
amount. The finance committee direct
I'd Elbcrt 10 invest the amount in rail-
road securities. which he did. said securi-
tiesbecoming assets Of the company. An
BY the State Insurance
Commissioner revealed the fact that the
railrGad certificates had been raised.
The company asserts thatthe stock repre-
seuted by said certificates has been So
cured. and that the assets of the company Y
are tlofe than four times EIficient 10 pay
all liabilities.
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The Carlists are entrenching them
selves around BiIbOz- The damage
done by the bombardment Of Puyesrda
was insignifcaut
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ENGLAND
Another Polar Expedition Heard
Prom.

LONDON, september i-The members
sfthp Austrian -Polsr Expedition for
whose ssf,ty fear have been felt, have
been heard from. They we're shIpwreck-
ed and took to .leigh., in which they
have succeeded, after a long journey, in
reaching the NorTegia Islppd Of War
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PHILADELPHIA.
OIdFOiks' Excursion.

= PHlLhDNfHIA' 0tPtsH~r "'-NV"uV
|. 400 old folk, participated IN an eIcur-
sion t. RockIaud to-day, scarcely any
were under sixty wears of age-the three
Oldest were los. IU2 and lOl. The lat
ter walked about supported with cane,
and greatly cmioy"d the amusements.
There WA, II barid Of music, and dancing
wa participated in by many who had
n,..ad four ,curc.
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at'heeling Re9ister.

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at 1898.
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Irish.Amcrican Rife Match.
CINCINNATI.
Report Of Temperance Committee.

CINCINNATI. September 4.-The morn
ing papers will publish the report OF the
committee Of fifteen appointed by the
Cincinnati Temperance League, to draft
a line of political policy. The report ac-
ccY,s the temperance plank of the late
State Republican Convention at Column
bus, and asks the Prohibitionists and tenn
pesnce Democrats to join them, on the
ground that the temperance question is
'the main issue in Ohio this fall. 4 COM
mittce WAS appointed, with power to act.
n n -,
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JUST aS we expected it would be. 1t
now turns out that the recent outrages in
Louisiana. Of which so much has been
attempted to be made, is the result Of
Radical plot to incite the negroes to
..r~ds Of violence. As will be seen from
oi.r reports, leading citizen Of Con-
,hatta SAYS that the matter Is
being looked into by an Investigating
Committee composed of the best men
Of the community, and it has been
discovered that II most damnabIc
plot for indiscriminate murder Of whites,
WAS planned. The white Radical officials
who were afterwards punished, had de-
lihrratelv lead the blacks on to taking
advantage of festive asScmblagc of
person, to assault and kill them. Could
ANYTHING be- more horrible? Our tele-
,srnphir columns contain the report IN
full. And vet the party responsible for
these things pirate ut OutragrS and cor
r'PI'""' al" ASK ~ De n-P' !" PN"'''
d,
HERE comes the news oi announcer N"'-
iral MClLRNTH, tn" Auditor OF dm
''.,''''''' "'.'''' '''',''' .,
has fallen hort l"r large amount I"n-
ing 10 account for money, in every de-
,,r,mrrt entrusted To- him. Timber
,.... ..n,.. ,,o.or ard
MONEY ,''''''' ''''''''
railroad money. In TACT he
n,,i. clean sweep, and there
ill.,. ,,ursi,r.
are ''-' "'',
b",wr"n another Radical, hS-HoVernor
lr~r,x. and himself The investigating
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STOCKs-Op"ncd -t"ady at n light hd-
vance. Aft"r slight reaction nn advan'"
Of lml per cent was mnd" uu the wh"l"
l.t. Later, the market hccnnn Irrrgunr
The Western rai!rpads were unflvornhly
affected BY rumUr that the expected do
clsion Of the Wish"usiu court would not
bo rendered to-day. and th1-s" stocks de-.
clned lIpJl pr cent. shortly before th"
cIosr, however there Wa u marked
change and price. mad" q general ad-
vance. Wabash rose from 32i a. a3..
the improvement ranging frVIn l b. p'r
cent on the balance - the list Union
Pacific, Western Union, New lOrk Con
tral, Lake Shora OHIO road, Pacific
Mail. and e., {. a |. &. cl0.cd strong ol
the highest point Il the day, the improve
nent being due to the Hrtiyr covering 81
frightened -horts and the Wc,trru
Union 2 pgr cent quarterly dividend.
Among the sales to-day w"rr 1900
shares of Western Union, 6,OsO Pacific
Mail, 5000 Ere, 1900 Lake Sh"r",
5000 Onion Pacific, $50 Nohbw"st-
rrn, 1880 RDck Island, 500 81 Paul
and "a. .O8O Wabash
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Rev. 4. Carman, d. d., President of
Albert College, has been elected Bishop
of the VI. F. Church of Canada.
, 1874-12-09
4 noy,s Adventure with a Burglar.


Tuesday lust Jo!tli Harmed, 4 wealthy gantle
man LIVING uear Berdertowa. NJ j., left his honss
IN Charge Of ha son Walter, q Ind about II yoars
Of ago, w!lo ho aud tho rcst OF tho family won't
away to rouain nniil tho following hny. Toward
,c!tt 1la boy carefully loulted up tho reaitonce
avid wen. a slors dlatauea 70 = ,nolshbor's, re.
l,oar homo ha noticed That tho dlning-room
window waa ral1cd. alsd Busnactihg HometllnS
wrong llo hurriedly oponal the front donr and
ontoretl. 1la gaw man, dtehsedln awllito oyor-
cont, irving to opan tho drawer Of dunk witl. Il
lutvAot. Tho boy called to lin to caasoa mud clear
out. when tho rohber TUNED a.d commanded
lin 10 tiyo up the 10y. 1!ofnrinE to do 30. tho
nun sanght hold of him with the purpose Of
eSpss hT te prooqfs or IT, xGats %hs Ia ta oas i
toor and tns burglar atartea up'stalns with tho
hatel,ot in A!s hand. Ino boy bounded to his
rcnt, rar to whare n ainFle-narleIed gun wna
htanding, nnl iirod at tho Intruder, hut thu
c!,arso jist missed him. lilo turned aud lln.led
a !,atehot III turn at tim youugstcs, inst grading
hla alsull. Nolhing DAMNED, Tho bravo follow
dast1ed after hls TOO aid E1appleA l.a on tho
laudipg, where tl.ey atruGg!ed aayagely for ,aome
time. Wien the inturatcd burglar throw bis u.s.
sailant over the ban!atef upon tho door bolom,
',it""" In !" nsnnetI FOR nvor ~, huilr, WJnn
, 1874-12-09
a s.a.,ti OF Cattle .Trpc u elcnr.

FTntn TIE Saifa R1Sa tC0t.) Vvhl0erG{.
On "Wednesday morning. between & and q
o'eiors. Edward Dofoe notiend d uo,nmotion
anong tho cattle Oh Joo Buttons placo, in si.e
centre of Santa RoHa Plain, mjloa from town.
0n going to tho spot 1o discovered to hiD an,c3o-
ment that tho cattle had ttsed q argo brown beur
III MI oak trao, within % rods OF the railroad
track. Tho hcar left the tree and WAS followed for
sons distance by Dafoe. frank Roberta arrived
with q tlouble-barroled shotgun. Druin kept on
for miles from where first seen, to Wara'B
1arm, Showing no disposition to take to 4 tree,
though @ number were passed. In getting over
pcliet-feneo lie mould draw himself oleyorly to
tho top, mau- fashion. md thnn jump down. A6ou.
opportunity offering, Roberts fred, md tho bear
dropped dead Quo bucksbot. 40 %as afterwards
found, having penetrated the heart. II is
thought that tho bear came down into Tho plain
during tho night from tho hills separating Ben-
mott alld Santa Roan Valleys. Perhaps 1t lost itH
reckoning in tho fog. It was in'Good condition,
woighing, whou dressed, noarly eJo pounds.
, 1874-12-09

The Now York Herald, in iss report of the pra-
limiuary proceedings IN tho pructor- Aloulton
case, thus deicribcs tho plaintiff; "Miss Proc.
tor entorod tho conrt-room shortly before II
O'clock. accompanied by ler COUNSEL, Gen.
Tracy, and took her seat within the inotosute
near tho door. Sim wns accompanied also by
several ro!atiycH. Tie complainant IL brunette,
tall and slight. slls hus tnrf. bright eyea, u
rathor pretty ,aouth nml wcll-dsfrod features.
llnr nSe may bo III tho vicinity OF 10. Slso was
very e!ogantIy at,ired, wearing her hair toupe.
hlaek Velvet. richly trimmed viii. an oatricl,
feather OF tho sarno son,brc hue, Ace and bca1a.
Tho dross was black silk. trimmed deeply with
veIyet. u long eloak Of The san,a nlatbral. and
canary.colosol Kid gloyeR. Her ornaments wore
gold aud peatl. aad sho gracefully manipulated a
largo fan during tho procaodings."
, 1874-12-09

FFo'N u 9cpeEa tKHll.} COMMUNICATIVE,
Spenhiu. laas sabbath AZ tho quartnrly meet
Ly Mr.. Ttny that Mr. Hamilton, WHO has been
rea,aing II tho south part Of Douglas County,
foat Lis vile about tWo years ago. Soon nftor
ho pui.i bpecial attention to niece Of Ny. Dear,
who finally eaya him the 1aItson. Ito then
tic young lady declined to place lor aireoLIons
upon him. Az e laat resort flo visited Mr.; Boar
and proposed to givo him s5D0 for ha wlre. Alr.
Boar consented, received tho monoy, aud LOTT fur
Pennaylyan'a. air. Hamlltnn has ilye ohlldron
beon oyos 10 uop aceon gata
agreement together with aonse stock Tor sheit
maintenance. Alr. Hamilton and hls new ohatiel
arc about STARTING for California,
, 1874-12-09
lMNstCGcti0tl s1r rho xCnr-Lnr.e Dp-
crcssHe ais tStu Ns.n,ticr Ut 4tzrkvAis.

Ff0'a he Nti5 1ort TrtbWNe, Dec 3.
Tho table hclow wsB complied by order Of tho
Commissioners Of Emigration. Il exhibits tho
number Of immigrants landing at Castle Garden
during November, and from Jan. ! to Dec. Of
this yeas, as we'll Us their nnt,yasy. Yhere Is
large dccreasa from tLo number which arrived
oil has boon greater as tho year npproaul,ea ITS
cloae:
, 1874-12-09
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.


E,0R HALE-AT A ADAHuAIN--ELEGANr PLUSH
pa1'or suit, Earnloh parloF suit and Tnekl.h library
i51WFIEE W1NTIYu F1KI.oR SiTS, MARBLE
top or black ralhat uhsmhur sails, uboklnx. heat!nE
paos .tosrg aF ANY kind Of Fnoda o Wstchandthu
ad1snees, sexsTd!ess al vstus. RuuKWH{.i. ,RII.lr
, 1874-12-09

R0ARp--FOR A YOUNG MAN IN PRIVATE IA Aaf.
~ lly whore there are hut fnw bnArttors, ar nu,s,
SHnth SIDE betWerh T"nlfth and Eagheouh .sts. Ad-
R0ARD-NOR1H SIDE; PRIVATE Or NEARLY
- private family; two ROOMS; gon cmun; isst class
HGcollnodn ons; retcFencoS 0Ichapged Address 81,
Frlfrna atlce.
, 1874-12-09
DIVORCES,

olVOnGEs;-, LKuALLY OBTAINED. NOT fNAup.
uIgNt5, ECq AfLnE aueroe. Tpu yoAri IL The
9utIs ii Chicago. Address loal.O1hca bu4 LUST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-29
GROCERIES, &c.

NOTICE TO RETAIL CITY MER-
N CHANys.-We have in store full and gene
raj assortment Of GROCcRlES AMI LIQUORS
selected especially 70 suit tee city refill trade 70
viii. h we most respectfully call their a'tenu D.
SLATER, MYERS 90.
ano56t 1874 Main stne.
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GRUDBS ( WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ap &c

TRUSTEES SALE OF a MOST VAL
j. UABLE FARM IN .ALBEMARLE CoUN-
TY, TWO AND A HALE MILES FROM
THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAWEA CA
SAb TwE ntpa, NILES hE I ERGa RhE Eoklh
ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. AND TWENTY
Mills FROM CHARLOTTESVILLE vir-
tue OF deed OF trust executed by George w Tweed
yember, 1872, and duly recorded In Aloemarle
County Court, default having been made In the
payment OF portion OF the debt thereby secured,
and being thereto requii ed by the creditor, Will
sell at auction, ON the premises, Oh THURSDAY,
30th day OF April, 1874, commencing at 2
o'clock. the yALUABLE ESTATE known rs the
" Daniel Farm" situated as aooye, and containing
500 acres, more or less.
This has long been considered one Of the best, II
not the best farm In south Atemarle for tobacco,
wheat and corn; 1t Is also finely adapted TO grass,
merous springs, and by Baliinger creek, which
passes through It
The land is iu high state Of Improvement and
cultivation; 200 acres of fine creek bottom wen set
In timothy, and 1t IS also one of the best umbrred
tracts In the county, besides, It Is hcreabouts that
the well known Albemarla pippin reaches Its high
est perfection. aud the place Is we'll adapted to the
culture of grapes and other fruits.
The buildings are ample aud mostly IN good or
der. Particular attention Is Invited 10 this sale,
presenting rs It does an opportunity for purchas-
Ing strictly rst-class estate, located In one OF the
most salubrlous situations In Virginia.
TERMS Cash FOR so much as may be necessary TO
defray the expenses OF executing the trust aad 10
on q fs7s Upon
eredi. I'LL the 15lh November 1874, as ~ the fur
Their sum OF $4,000, With IKE int rest from Ike
date Upon eredi. III ne 1Sd h N5Semosr 1879,
from like dale. And rs TO the residue. upon such
terms as may be made known on the day and place
o. sale the cre, ins faimepts TO be secured by ne
gonaolc notes, and deed or 5rsst np1n The pro-
perty. JOHN HOWARD,
ap 25-tds Trustee.