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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

SUsPENDED.-We regret to state that the
Paper Mill of thi, town has suspended opera
tions for the present. owing to the dullness of
sale of board paper in the North.
Shepher1stoto1 ReQister
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
Centaur Lfniment

There is NO pain which the Gen.
taur Liniment will not relieve, NO
swelling it will not subdue, and no
laneness which it will not cure
This is strong language, but it is
true. 1t has produced more cures of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

THE FAIR AT R.PoN.-The recent Fair
and Fete held at RipOu, for the purpose of
raising funds towards the erection of an
Episcopal Church at that place, was quite
succes1-slSo. net, being realized and placed
in the hands of the Treasurer of the Church
Fund. Whilst much credi. is due all who
engaged in this laudabIe enterprise, it is uni-
versally acknowledged that to the untiring
exer-;ons of Mrs. L. B. Osburn, as we'll as
her liberal contributions in its behalf, the sue
cess of the Fair is mainly attributable.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
PatapScO AmmOniated Soluble
PHo PET TE.

Manufactured Especially for the Wheat Crop.
HAVING introduced this fertilizer into Jefer-
III son ~ very generally last season, and
gotten it into the hands of our best farmers n
nov prepared to offer IL upon its merits alone, and
value as Whe1tPrt trcer. It is an article of the
highe't standard. thoroughly manipulated. and
drIlls well. We have the most favorable reports
f"m the crops that have been thFeshed, and feel
VAR ted In saying IL can not be e1celled: so
Our prices are lower than last scaeon, and liberal
discounts will DC made in favor Of ge'ordeTns
Send in orders early. ~
WASHINGTON & LtPPITr. Ae'ts,
For Jeffe.son, Clarke and Frederick Counties.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

CORN AND WOOD wANTED-for
dues to this ofice. Patrons will please sup
ply US at once
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

ELECTION TICKETS printed upon short
notice and at reasonable rates, at the Spirit
Office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
''NOW FOR THE NEXT WHEAT CROP. .
WHANN,s SUPER PHOSPHATE.

WE now offer the Farmers for Wheat this fall
w whann's sener Phosphate.
Being ourselves in terestcd in the wheat crop,
having given the different varieties special
tention Tor several years, are prepared from
own O. 'ervation 70 offer TO the farmers an article
that We NOT AFT aid recommend, and guar
nntcs contain much of the tial properties
for the growth, maturing and yield of wheat any
We have heretofore offered which < been used
in UNITY.
We propose to scil this Phosphate upon az favor.
able end Cd isfactory terms as any offered in the
market, aud we willing to test il aIon gside Of
any other now used. The past few years have
satisfied all in teieent farmers that il 10 useIeSo
and very nm roftaDle to SOW wheat without some
kind Of fertilizer, and il is the experience of the
bes: and most ce-sful gricuItursts the wheat
growing portions of our cornt THAT only high
farming" pays.
We will furnish Circulars upon application, and
we would be pleased to have alt orders
Phosphate as soon poss ible; 10 enable us TO DO
prepared to fill them without fail
We can offer TO the Farmer Oranges great in
ducenents TO buy of us.
HILLEARY & JOHNSON.
Summit Point. W. Va, July 81, 1874 -6m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALrlnOaE, SATURDAY. September 26,

TREsH Candr. R.i,ins, Almonds. aud Pea Nuts,
Il for sale by Fl. $40 6.
lust received Brown. C:1Ihed and GRADUATED
- Sugaro, Coffee, &e FIT. 120yE.
NEW Orleans Molasses, for Baking. for sale by
~ Dec. Is, 1873. G. W. T. KEARSLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

Gsoss EgRoRs.-"B.,' who writes to the
Baltimore G"=site from Duffields, in this
county, had better make himself acquainted
with facts before he attempts to write another
letter, instead of trusting himself to the
fights of his own imagination. The small
majority" by which The County Court refused
to grant liceuce was vote of II to in every
case save Que, which stood IL to 8; and in,
stead Of our "Grand Jury finding four iDdict
ments against parties in Shepherdstown, sew
eral in Harpers Ferry, and others against
parties elsewhere in the county," bu. one in
dictment was found. Who is this modern
Munchauson
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

MATTERS ABOUT TowN.-The. Market.
House pavement is finished, and a new brick
pavement has been laid in front of the Starry
property and the Offices belonging to.Andrew
Hunter, Esq, on George street
"Lively"-the retreat of the colored corn
thief pursued by Mr.. Jacob o. Tutwiler, on
Friday night last. he left bag of roasting
ears" behind, and it is said, cleared EvitSs
run at a single bound.
Messrs. Duke & Gallaher have contracted to
put tin roof on the Presbyterian Church in
this place.
Tho Onslaught" on the illicit vendors of
the ardent" made by the Grand jury of the
County Court last week. resulted in the find>
ing of one indictment
DR.. j. j. h. Strai.h has shipped to Bal,
timOre, during the present season, 1900 Tbs.
of grapes. Messrs. Thos W. & Clarence
Buckley shipped, last week, 1000 tbs of
honey, aud Mr.. q. W. Crit.endeD, about the
same time, 300 lbs. of the same article.
Cutters have been opened. and the drainage
improved on portions of Main, Liberty. Law
renee and Samuel streets.
Five female candidates were immersed At
the Town Mill on Sunday afternoon last,
and admitted to membership in the Free Will
(coIored) Baptist Church.
Infant balloons are now all the rage with our,
young folks.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

County CoURr-The September term of
the Jefferson County Court commenced its
session in this place on Monday morning last
Justice Jeha F. Smitr, President po tenn,
and Associate Justices Avis and Fleming
and continued iu session until Friday evening,
when it adjourned over until Monday
The Grand Jury was in session the FIST Two
days of the term, and after the examination
of = large number of witnesses, found an in
dictmeut against Geo. Green, of Harper's
Ferry, for selling liquor without license.
CfhOmas Vanvacter wss Lot indicted, the case
being ameuable to the Grand Ju of the
Circuit Court, and beyond the jurisdiction of
the County Court Grand Jury1
The following are the names of the Grand
Jurors: H.. Is. Davenport, Foreman John
n. little. George Koontz, Rudolph Rau. j as
Law HooE. r. N. Duke, George Licklider,
David Jones. john T. Gibson. Murtha Walsh,
W H. T Lewis. George Risler, John NJ.
Nicely aud D. E. Henderson.
VIM. L. Wilson, Esq County Superiuten.
dent of Free Schools. rendered his resignation
to the Court, and meeting of the Presidents
of the different Boards of Education will be
called to make an appointment to fill the
vacancy.
The resignation of Capt. W. Il. KabIe,
President of the Court, has not yet been
rendered, bat will, We understand, be handed
ia at the Close of the present term.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

~ Mr.. VIM. T. Aisquith, of Raymond,
Miss, will accept thanks for late Southern
papers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

ESARLY Goodrieb Potatoes, Family Flour and
~ Corn Meal, for sale by J. Z. RoDERICK
April II, 1874.
A FRESH supply Of Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes,
"A Cigarette Paper, Cigar Cases, Smokers, Pipes
and smokers' articles generally, for sale by
June 9, 1874. J.R RoDERIcK.
TOILET and Washing Soap for sale by
Il June9, 1874. J. r. RODERICK,
EEo. n. TURNER'S best Family Flour aIyayu
VI hand, and for sale by
June 9. 1874. J. r. RoDERICK.
DATAPsC0 Baking Powder, guaranteed 70 rem
der satisfactton in eVeTy case II properly used
For sale by IA. RoDERIcK.
SAwYER's Crystal Blusing and Safety Box
- the standard Blue of America. to be had of
November Is, 1873. e. 2. BELLER.
pIsING SUN STOVE PoLIsH.-For beauty Of
~ polsh, saving of labor, durability, Ereeness
from dust and dirt, and for cheapnesS this pFoDa-
ration is truly unrivsIed c. z. BELLER
GENUINE MeerSchaum Cigar Holders Pride Of
VI Virginia and all the lar brands Of srnok.
ing Tobacco, Imported and domestic Cigars, Fine
cot and the best brands Of Plug Tobacco be had
charlestOwn. Nov. IS, 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

PROTESTANT EptscorAL CONGRESS- The
Tz;enrial General Convention of the Pro-
sesssut Episcopal Church will begin on Oct
Z, in New York city. The first Protestant
Episcopal Church Congress ever held in this
country will begin on the 5th of the same
month, Monday, aud will continue until
Thursday. This is an experiment. aud has
not received the approval of the Bishop of
New Yo:k. Peter Cooper has kindly placed
the large hall of the Cooper Institute a, the
disposal of the Congress.
A large number Of cordial responses have
been received in reply to letters of invitation
sent BY the Secretary. Among those who
will read papers orspeak on various topics
are: Bishop Clark, Of Rhose Island Rev.
G. W. Andrews, D. D., of West Virginia and
Rev. Geo. Fl, Norton and Judge Hugh w.
Shelley, of Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

PUBLIC SALES The attention of our read
ers is directed to the following Public Sale
advertisements in this paper:
Friday, October Real Estate, by N. 8.
White and Joseph Trapnell Trustees
Thursday, October 90 Real Estate, by
N s. White, Special Commissioner.
Thursday. October 29M.-Real Estate, By
N. s. White. Special Commissioner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

WINCHESTER D Uric: Cons EEEScE.-Ths
Wiretes-er D:et-ic. Conference, which cony eued
q; Front Rozal last Wednesd& y. had a labor ious,
but Dieas; 1t ard profitable session, clos ug on
FRIDAY ncu,.
Rev. DE-. Res's e.. Presiding Elder. occupied
rhecrair. de Rev. w. G. Hsmmoud, of Charles
town, was eIec"ed Secre.a y, and joan G. Cock
rell, ESQ., assistant.
All The !nser es's of the Church were looked
a Ter aud seemed 20 be iG toler.by prosperous
cond ion-preachers and laymen have the work
at heas s.
Richard Mccoy. John G. Cockre;l, WIN. L.
NOlacd and Geo. W. Anderson wee elected .av
deleSa-e3 to tbe nexE annra: Coufei euce. winch
meeGs in Washington City ea-lv 10 March,,
The al:erna>es wee R. c. Bywate,s, T. H.
Kern, IL. NJ. Miller enG NJ. W. Eu.
These delegates a.e eiec ed entirely by the
laymer.
Tue next District Conference will be held at
Brucetown.
The Commit ee on EdrcaSiou very strongly
comne1deG toe scJoo's of oeesso Aroogast
aud Hyoe, tue TO- rer loca teG at W ncirs:e aud
known as De yale. t'emPie College," and tne
later as Mai!;nsbu2e, w. Va. unte" The title of
"Lonosk Female College. Both of nese gentle
men nave bad goo6 e. e fence as teacne. and
a larke measure OF success. They ale IN evety
way wo; 10y of tie psi. roDage o: OFT neonIe.
Tue Con e"ence gave a ve"y nea. v vote of
thacks-wi.b manv indy :Gra: exp essiors of
Rra. udC % ne c';j eos OF Lon: RovaI for
Their hospitality.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

JEFFERSON COUNTY BuLDING AssooIA-
TEoN.-This Association closed lis existence
on Saturday last, after successful career of
six years aud nine mouths. During its ex>
istence more than one hundred thousand dol
lars were invested through it, aud the greater
portion of this, We may may safely say, was
applied either to the erection Of new build
ings in our midst, the repair of old ones, or
the purchase or liquidation of debts upon
homes for. the stockholders of the same
Gathered little by little, the dues of the nu-
nerous members of this -ssociatiou were each
week aggregated into a respectable SUN, and
launched forth to give work to the mechanic
aud trade to the merchant, aud withal to add
&c the %axable basis Of the community-its
benefits perueatiug through every branch of
industry. Aud to-day the stockholders of the
Jefferson County Building Association may
point with pride to the numerous monuments
ofths grand enterprise in which. seven years
ago. they embarked. To the wise manage
uent and unsir;ug attention of the Board of
Directors much of the success of the Ass:s
eiatiOu is due, and to them it is gratefully ac-
corded.
Now that the old organization has expired,
and It's members have attained the full fruition
of their hopes, let us invoke ell who have !, :
yet doue SO to become stockholders in the
Jefferson County Building Association, No 2,
which has now been in existence about year
and BALI By wise provision of its cousti-
tuition. persons may yet become stockholders
upon the payment of = small bonus, and by
paving double payments for Fsriod equal to
that for which the Association las been run
ring Let its stock be increased, and its
benefits enlarged accordingly.
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WHEAT.

Il. z will give the Market Price for Wheat.
WASHINGTON & LIPPITT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29

''THE BEST HoRsB-RAKE.n
MANUFACTURED by the Hagerstovn Imp1e
Iva ment Company Has beat qua lity Steel Teeth
and Locust Hubs with Thorough Boxes. anal
boy can work with IL. For sale by
WAsHIEGToN & LIPPITT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-09-29
Change OBLIGATION.
WOODEN GOODS.
SHANNONDALE FACTORY,

THE undersigncd respectfully informs his for-
L. mer cnstomers ard the pubic generally that
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-05-16
The Newsboy Minister
Frcm the Philadelphia Press

All the new appointments which Mr.. Disraeli
has to make, on being commissioned to form 4
new Administration, present a total Of only forty
FIVE. One of these ~forty-five is n remarkable
man. of whom to our knowledge, no biography
has vet appeared. The main facts of his career,
as popularity believed, because known, in London,
are as follows Less than twenty-five years ago
Mr.. William Henry Smith, who was reelected
NJ. p. for Westminster, the other day, by a
majority of nearly 5000 votes, literally was n
newsboy" in the streets of London, running
from one publishing Office to another with his
bundle of newspapers under his arm, and literally
on foot in that active industry, from FIVE in the
morning up to eight O'Clock at night. He was
quick, steady, civil, reliable and intelligent, never
attempting to pass off yesterdays unsold paper
for to-day's unobtainable one, and soon, by
downright strength of character, making himself
q sort of chief among his class. When, much
more than at present, there was a practice of
lending out the Times and other London morning
papers at a penny an hour, from seven in the
morning until five in the afternoon, when much
read copies were dispatched by mail to country
subscribers at half price, young Smiths business
IN this particular line grew so much and so rap
idly that he had to take a small shop near the
Stand, which is in thee vicinity of most of the
London newspaper offices, and to employ Il num-
Der of reliable assistants. Finally he struck on
the idea of purchasing the exclusive right to sell
newspapers. magazines nd books at the principal
railroad stations in ~ "-itish Islands, and the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-05-16

business thus created raPilly became 50 important
and lucrative that publishers found il 70 their
interest 70 issue what were called ' railway cii-
tions Of their most popular books, neatly
bound, printed in handsome and clear type, and
low-priced. vt Mr.. Smiths railway stands the
sale of these, and even of c~gstlicr books (tor
epheme-al trash WAS not presented 70 and would
net have been accepted by purcbasers), became
immense, and though his profits were not great,
their aggregation became 80 immense that he
became 4 very rich man IN q very short time
almost without knowing 1t. Very soon he pur-
chased extensive premises on the Strand, which
he fitted up for 4 business that had swollen to
gigantic proportions, and found ere long that he
still was cEamped for room. lie has become 50
wealthy that be can well afford 10 retire from
business, and, indeed, as Mr.. DisraeIis newly
appointed parliamentary Secretary Of the Treas
ury, will have q do 50, the rule IN England being
that 4 Minister shall not also be in trade. Mr..
Smith, who Is q well-educated and q selEeducated
man, has not yet reached middle age. He was
Que of the best speakers in the House Of Common
during the FIVE years December, lS6S, TO Janu-
airy, lS74,) Of his having q seat in that Assembly
Eminently a self-made man, he is not perpetually
stating the fact, nor ever desiring to slur it over.
Disraeli Will greatly popularize himself and his
Ministry by calling on a man Of the people 70
occupy a higher position in it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-05-16

The new Chief Justice is a man, in the English
phrase, " with no nonsense about him" Tie is
plain, solid, studious, !aborious, painsiaking, and
has no political sects to pay. He is n conserya-
tive, and vet has kept abreast the march Of
events. He Is so far interested In current history
as to have political convictions but there is
nothing in his anteeedents that indicates that he
will have a sense of partisan obligations on the
bench. The democratic newspapers that are de-
preciating him and speaking disrespectfully of
him are making a mistake. Grant would not
have done as well again if he had been given
half a dozen chances.-C Cincinnati Commercial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26
Fsy Green a. Wise,

Real Estate Agents and huctiohc"rs.
rOnMlSSlONEkiS SALE or FALU a.
" BILE REAL tSTATE-By virtue "i !, de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Aicxandria county,
Va. rendered at November term, 1865, III ln'
suit of The Potomac Building Asspcia.I1n, pl H..
VI. Jesse Wood ward aud otn rs, uctclilanta, u;
undcr.igned commissioner, therein M nci, Wi!i
proceed to sell, by pubic auctlon' on f.ih ~
Iuiy ID lo1i II. II o clock m, IN ir"nt %! ti'
Mansion House nrtei, III The city oi a e1M'!r:'
the following de:crlDed kbAL E2 AlE, III
N"'i~W. i. Nails TRACT OF LAND, in
Fairfax county, Containing about - 'cF:7 o,.'ha
the !aad Of y h.ch Francis Hamcrs!"y dicd >''"'
"a u,d Which WAS conveyed u VIM. Is. Nails
hv Vim lI,rncrsley and james Han"TsIcy w,th
Eliza mis- wife, by deed, dated I'll; l1Lh o! july,
lSjj, lying about - miics iroln Tue IiLy VI Alex
anurla Oh the Islcgraph Road. .,.,, =,
No MARY q. Su!iivar's LOI, on inc s'"t"
sdc Of Fra kim street, At the m1dic o! square,
between Water and Fairfax, :, icet by ~ ic,t
,ircI,--vacant lot.
30 3Uhas b. Shirley's one undivided -
hail Of u Two STORY FRAN " Y rh- Il=l
Lii Nc and 1.UT, on the east side ol " a@u!'St'i
s-r.t between King and Prince, next :" ~:
Church, - It, by 70 Il. , IN iccl, beginning LOO
feet inches south y! hlHG.
A more particular description OF Ile pr"pc'J
viii bs given on the day oi sac
TarIns: ,Dnc.tentn al tne pii -chh2c money !"
ha n,,,d in cssh: the rySd Ic III three equal ~
-,.Imei,ts ,fG. j. and Is months; The U3nis .!
,n. nnrcbascr. with good sccu .!ty, and oear hS
mi res, 10 be taken Tor the dcc:rcl paym;Gt.,
.,,I .hn title to be retained unit: they gre pail
Conveyuucing IT the expense o. tire purchaser.
i. 2.t. g. w. WAT'lLRS, Gomm'f
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HECTFTN S.HLES.
Ry r. 4. kpri,y.
1Rnal Estate Agent and Auctlnncer.

GReal Estate Agent and Auctlnncer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF lALuA
BILE REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY
OF ALEXANDRIA,, VA.-Pursuunt to de-,
crees Of the Corporation Court for the city Of
Aexandria, rendered al the June term, 1873.
and November term, 1873, in the cause OF jam 5
NJ. Wallace VS. VIM. phart e. ais, the
subscribers, commissioners appointed by The
said decrees will offer Tor sale at uhlic "uctlon
in front of the Mansion House, on Fairfax st ,
in the city of Alexandria Va, on SAIl kDA !,
the 18th day of July, 1874, AT u m., the ioi-o"-
ing described property, " wit:
4 LOT OF GROUND on tho south SIZE ol
Duke street, bounded by West Lane or the cast
and by Hamilton Lane on the west, containing
= acres and y poles.
1t will be sold in four lots of equal s.z,, each
fronting on Duke street, Ind Containing about
one fourth Of Il square
Terms of Sale; One tonth Of the purchase,
money to be paid in Cash on the day oil sale, and
the residue tn three equal payment: 1T one. two
and three years from tue day OF SALE with inter
e:t the deferred payments To be secured by the
notes of the purchasers, with approved security,
ard the retention OF the title to tie property un-
til the whole oi the purchase money Is tad
JOHN NJ ORR
CHARLES +. STUART.
ie l5.eo,s Comm rs o; Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26
NV Green 81 Wise,

rRcal Estate gents and Auctioneers.l
(UhMlSSiONk SALE Or Il "a 70
= j TATE-By virtue ot - decree ol the OR.
cult Court Of A!cXandra county, Va, rcnderch
Mt the August term, lcGo. IN the SUI! oil Eu:Iih
and others, ula,nt.tis vs. The McchanicNI B iI.i-
ing Association, the under>lSncl co h''Sai''''
thercin named, will SELL on FRIDAY, july 81,
1s-l NJ ~ 81 clock m, IN front OF the VI sls."n
IIr,.c Hotel IN the. city of Alexan1rIa, ty pIh-
lie auction, the following described hLAn ho-
TATE: ~
No IL. D. Harrison's LOT, on the west
side of Fay eLLc street, between h!hg ana CaIlcf-
on 70 #. by So f. to II 10 It. alley III feet north
,f the middle Of the square, subject to rent
charge ol 81, payable On lirst July. ,r->
No 2-IIugh Latham i!)I or Gtoo y ~,
ON Fairfax street, between King and Iilncc, -
No Hugh Latbam's TWO-STnRY a.
BRICK DW ELLlNG md LOI, On WnIer k5a
street. between King and Prince, y It. - ill., ~
No. I-CaIcb L. Richards LOT and a
Two STORY FKAMha ID WILLING, on E&i
ground rent, on Lnr east. side pi Payne otrc"t'
be w,cn King and Cameron, l. t. by - IT, t" Il
Mo- 5CAndrcw w. Esstiack's TWO a.
STORY FkaM DWELLING and hOI Ea
on the north side IF g lccn street, bcLWccA lt ,
al and Fairfax 45 # 2 in by 81 1t. 5 IN, l4> IL.
y in. west Of Fairfax street. ...
Terms: One tenIn of the purchase money To
he paid in Cash, and the rcSidu5 II ., l. ah' 10
months the bonds OF the purchaser, WIN S''a
security, bearing interest from tho day OF sale,
To be tai ken for tho deferred payments, and tn;
ltle to be retained until the entire purchase
money is paid Conveyancins at the expense oi
the purchasers. ,, >
IL Its u. w. w al LII r"', CoIhHl :.
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ssy i.rcen X isc,

TReul Estate \ gents and AucuoneerS.l
TGMMlSS3UN kKS' SALE-By vitae 0: y
" decree OF the Iorpo. at.o; Court for Tic city
of AicAaldriu. Va, rendered ~ its June term,
1874, in the suit Of 8. &. Thomas VS.: =. r.
Thomas s. Co. tie undersigned Commissioners rs
therein nam d. vii o!ltr toc .,e, by public
aGctior. in front of the Mansion House Hotel, m
suid city, on SATURDAY. the 18th day "I
July, 1874 ii l. . clock N the following prep
A LOT OF GROUND on the west side "f
PAYNE street between ki,.3 and Cameron, he
y;rl. = ~ Il point 10 feet u:h OF the lie OF the
dwelling house now occupied by Mrs: Inoma'
thence suu,h Oh Payne street : leet tn nee ~,St
feet; thence i.or.A = fac:; the,co east to the
be; inning.
Also ALL OF THAT HALF sou ARE 'F
GROUND b>u"d d By Csmc"":, West :'r!i
Qucen streets A plat will b.. exhibited at tlt:
s.le, and the property SOLD in lots.
Terms: Cash cnOlgn 10 pay Lhc cos "i sun
and exp ,nscS of sale, and the rrsidu" IN J.
snd Is months, with the bonds Of the l'lrth"s'r +,
With good persona! security Tor the dri":r' Il
ia, ulcntS ret lining the like IT,! a the purchase
money IS paid Cost nt cUnvcyanclng ut tac sN-
pe:sc OF Lnc purchaser.
GEORGE " aLKER,
ALBERT STU ART,
:, rn,,s Surcal COmml lsSiOncrS.