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THE DARK HILLS OF MONROE.
BIZ MeNRoE's BARD


qs , i'2s Br MeNRoE's BARD ga7T ss
There comes day when light shalt break
The misty gloom OF Dark Mouros.
When hill and vale in sunshine wake -sl
And change the Ozark" to midday glow. I"
The darkest day is ere ths dawn,
And then the glorious rays appsa;
Thus long our hope has fingered on
For many s7hopsful passing yssr.
While Victories came and tfism phs fell
To other regions round about,
We brssthed along and did IS we'll 'r.y ~
As those who had better route. - (
But see the sl.nking engines path, ~
Down to ths rolling Ohio; a;sr -7e.t -astt
I hear ths :bsoaagaugs speak in wrath, t7
Because il leads to Old Mouros.
The prisoners Of Monros's Dark Hills,
Like monks, are from the World shut in.
Yet beauteous are the wales and erills, IN
Though We are jssrsd. "Yoae land is thin
But q new sra's d.wuius nov, ,fai7on 'a5
Andall can rsapif they but SOW 'a
Then farmers speed, oh, speed ths plos, =
The railroad's coming to Old doaros.
-ysa! 20 rleG
The infamy has long been borns-- fszS
"Dsrk hills, tobseoo s.ioks aud ma H.
Our nsishbors must "sskuowlsiys .us so-a,'
Wien We shall reach Ohio's d,od;
For them we'll lose that veteran mans,
.gustwhen you hear tho eagius blow,
And lay aside Dark a'lis Of shsns-
The Railroads coming to I'D doaros!
They say too large our hills appear
For railroad tracks or enterprise;
But We who have the most to fear
Have measured their pro oiisioas size
And narrow gauge cau climb eight wsl,
And We are bound to make it go;
The day aad hour ws5oaauot tell, .etgfr Y.g
And yet It's oonins to Oh fAoaroe, &
.Dark Hillsn will soon have suushias now.
Red mud will not our ps.h i'm )eis;
Bat nsighoor Barnssvills AXIS rs h,x;
We point then to the irol ssssi.
Twill soon be mp TO Arastroag's dills,
Then forward hsre to OH, dIuros,
And change the place they call Dark Hilt
To one "where milk aud honey aox.
u i 80 :. "a
WeoDsyIsLD, uaio, J.uuary e 1873
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CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

Such as Sore, Weak fnnsmed. Red, and watery Eyes;
liberation ahds Inflammation OF the Ear; Ringing
Uyula and sweiied Tonsils; Nervous Hesdache, Men.
ralgia, Darkness. Clouded Memory. Loe OF Nervous
Force, Depression Of Spirits, ,aro all carefully and
scienhcaiy treated with this remedy according to
qlrect,ons which accompany each bottle, or will BE-
mailed 70 any address on receipt OF stamp. tF7-T
Each package contains lr. Sauford's Improved In.
hang Tube, with ful directions for usein all cascs
krice $io0 Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
thronghout the United States and Canadas. WEEKS &
fOITkR, General Agents and wholesale DrugFists
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10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Theo. 2. Bosert. Bristol. r. I.

Messrs, cwrris. 4 .perTxs. Gssaensssn, = Feeling
thoroughly convinced OF the efficacy Of sANYoBD'a q
RADICAL CuRE FOE CArARnn, am induced to drop you
line to say that although have been sceptica OF all
the noetrun1s advertised a. "radica cares" have
never found anything that promises such relief and
ultimate cure o. that ofSASfoRp's.
have been amicted with this dreadful disease for
more than ten years. and not until recently could
be induced perscvere with any until read the letter
OF nj. HzsEi WELL and can truthfuy say that after
i curative properties, Hoping that others similarly
ancted like myself win be Induced to make the trial.
am, ssntlenehs very tfnlys etc - - s p a....F
! BnsroI. r. L. su,y u. ISL. 1''Af'
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existence. In accordance with this law
the stronger ouliye the weaker and the
forms of life thus tend to perfect their
organization. Consequently another law,
(3) National Selection !" or, accor-
ding to Spencer the survival of the
fittest" This law determines which Of
natures children shall live and which
shall die. Her imperfect, or yet unper'
fected organisms are not courted by the
more dignifed atoms, and so perish,
leaving more sustenanre for their peer
less rivals. iaNa 7
f4J ENDLESS Variability" or end
less differentiation of the conservating
forces, Here is the battle ground. This
law insures progression and lends va.
riety to the universe. Forms ever chang.
ing, the imperfect disappearing, the more
perfect propagating themselves, these
again diverging, nature rises from the
lowest to the highest forms of life, ami
NAL, vegetable, intellectual, and moral
6. The doctrine OF the "Correlation
of Forces is evolution itself, and when
defined means the identity of physical
vital, and mental force It is the cause
that causes cause to cause cause; &c
that frt m not living matter to bioplasn
on up to the physical, intellectual, moral
and religious nature of man, there is ar
infinite chain of -necessitated, mechan
ical, and automatic casnal sequences :
Get your dictionary,-we have not timt
to stop and define. Without this doc
trine there would be nothing left of evo
luton.
These are the apparently indisputabl'
grounds and laws upon which the theory
rests Priua facia they look tenable
but ere verdict is rendered let as il
the next article entertain opposite testi
mony.
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Lincoln's Last cabinet Meeting.

No one will ever tire of reading of
Abraham Lincoln, and one Of the pleas
ATTEST rec elections of him is told by
Fred. w S ware, who was (as now) AS
sistant Secretary of the Department Of
State at the time Of the assassination
Mrs Briggs (.Oivia') reports Mr.. Sew
ard in the Philadelphia Times as fol-
lows:
I,ecall the recollection Of the day OF
the assassination. 1t was general hol-
day in the city. The people were cele-
brating the surrender Of Gen. Lee. I
was in the chamber where my late father
lay almost unconscious from severe phys
Iicaf pain. Ia ttIe morning messenger
arrived from the White House, saying
there would be a special meeting of the
Cabinet at ii o'clock TO meet Gen Grant
and hear the statement of the surrender
from him in person As near as can
remember, Hon Gideon Welles, one OF
the members Of the Cabinet, who was
present, has given very perfect account
of what transpired in q late magazine ar.
| ticle t
ALI the Cabinet officers were there, and
all eagerto hear what Gen. Grant had to
say, and then followed general discus
zion on reconstruction. President Lin
coin seemed to address most of his con-
versation to Secretary Stanton who
brought with him manuscript of mem
oranda and notes in regard to the meth
cd Of reconstruction. / remember the
recognition of Virginia was decided al
that meeting, and the other States were
llett, in order to hear from Gen. Sher'
man. recall more vividly than any
thing else connected with the meeting
| Mr.. Lincoln's glowing face of approva
when he said to. Gen Grant. "Wha
terms did you make with the common
soldiers ?" 81 told them to 60 back Il
Itheir homesm
+ / have no words to express the kline
feeling which prevailed in that Cabine
meeting. Had the enemy been the chill
dren of President Lincoln be could hav'
shown no warmer desire to welcome
them all home. At the close of the meet
ing the President said to Cen Gran
that he vas going to the theater, ant
laughingly added "he wss going to hav
little celebration Of his own" and ask
, ed Gen Grant to ne present. I thel
asked the President what time it woult
he agreeable for me to present the nev
English Minister, Sir Frederick Bruce
He paused moment in thought, an
then replied "To-morrow at 2 O clock ;
: then smiling in his own peculiar way
said, "don't forget the speeches, Fred !!
We separated at that moment, and tha
was the last ever saw of President Lin
coin. s-t4-.- 5.s
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Difficult Man to Divorce. -Oae wed.
de1 to his own ideas.
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'' COLLINS
V0LTAic PLASTER

Anerds the most grateful relief In Rheuma-
tisrn. Weak Spine, Local Palms, Nervous AZ.
fcctions, Local rheumatism. Tic Douloureux.
Nervous Pain, Anections Of tho Kidneys,
Fractured Ribs. Affections of the Chest, Colds
and Coughs. Injuries Of the lack, strains
and Bruises, Weak BacA, Nervous Pain Of tha
Bowels, Cramp IN the Stomach ana Limbo,
Heart Anections, Enlarged Spleen. Bruises
and Punctures. Rheumatism Of the Wrists
and Arms, Asthma, Gout. Local and Deep
seated Pains, Pain In the Chest. stitch In the
Back, Pain In tho hip, yaricose or Eniarrcd
Veins, Crick In the Back and Neck. PIN ana
Weakness In Side and Back, Hoarsensss, Sore
Throat, Lumbaso, whoopins Cough. sharp
Pains In the Breast. Heart Disease, Quinsy.
Diabstes. and for Lameness In any part Of the
Body. = ~ ssst eiss
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.ATA!R!R fI
: !, .te 4 NEyER.FAltINo RELIEF 4, I,
,sst + ~ AFFoRpEn sy IaF
a4s6s hias II .ieul iaHstG ~ 7szfa3
SAnFoRD'S RADICAL CURE,

IT'S fact that can be substantisted By the most
l. respectable testimonials ever offered In favor OF
any proprietary medicine that the RADIoAL CUHE ZOE
CATAERH does In every case afford instant and per.
anent relief matter OF how long standing or how
severe tho disease the rt dose gyes such evidence OF
10 value IN the treatment Of Catarrhal aectors that
confidence b at ouB fet In m ability to do all that 10
claimed for t. The testmony OF physcisns druggists,
and patenB d unanimous IN this respect and the nc.
fior to any ever n fs2os OF ropSar
remedy The proprietorsa therefoEa my justly feel
proud Of the position the RADICAL GU has attained
md believe Il worthy ofiu reputattons
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One square, six months. s.s.,. e. ss5I. 90
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H-OFFICE West Side of Main Street, two
doors North Of The Monroe Bank.
TERMS:

On. copy; one /, year. ssrssp9: @ 81 50
tsons oopy, hrss months, sn:'h so
Z Single copt, ros:s ?: q 500 : @:s' - s
10 rSdbieriptioas can be eomhishcsd at any
Zine Eiaas lsa g aaIhasa sssa = .Altal
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(e) Loss Of life ia the struggle for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-05
FOR RENT.

STORE PROPERTY FOR RENT
property will be rented at extremely low figures,
the owners are determined TO rent ut great sac
rifce:
BRICK STORE adjoining Polk Miller s Co.: on
Main next to Ninth, under Piedmont and Airing
o Also s,i BRICK STORE No. 1442 east Main, with
good dwelling over same. $3.50.
Also. BRICK STORE, cellar and lhree floors,
No. 1918 Cary street, adjoining Mesora: N. NJ.
Wilson & Co. VIII be divided and made into Two
offices. with all conveniences.
improvements, No. 1904 Cary street, under Messrs.
Also, large BRICK STORE and DWELLING No:
22l4 east Main; dwelling with eight rooms and
large back building. VIII be rented extremely low.
sI ESQ pB BRICK STORE and DWELLING near
New Market, four rooms; gas and water. SIS per
Also, BRICK STORE and DWELLING tnew)
Also. FRAME House near New Market, suita-
BILE for barbcr-shop or eating-house. $3.50 per
t Also, BRICK STORE, with large DWELLING
above, No. 1904 east Main street, III good condi-
tion. $50 per month.
No. 1908 east Main. $50 per month.
Also, small BRICK STORE No. 221 east Main,
adjoining Dove & Days. $3.50 per annun.
Also, BRICK STORE No. los Main, near First
Also, new BRICK STORE No. :, corner Main
and First streets. SO.
FRANK D. BILL, Real Estate Agent,
lie 3-eod3t No. HOS Main street.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, June 4, 1878.
SALEs.--45O Virginia tax-rcceivable coupons at
sss.
American GoLd.-100H bid.
sIGte SecurltieS.-yirgiafa consols, 594 bid, 60
Virginia fundable, 30 bid; Virginia deferred, ~
asked.
ll9 bid; Richmond city 6's.J and j.. 10S bio;
Petersburg city 6's, +. and A. 90 asked Petersburg
city s,s, loo asked: Petersburg city s,s. special
tax. j. and j., 90 asked; Luxembourg city SIS, and
Manchester SIS, NJ. and N. 90 asked: Manchester
SIS, tax-receivable, NJ. and s.. SO bid. 924 asked
ars Rq morsase Ss s. and IS bd Vrgsia Cen
lral Railroad third mortgage 6's J. and j.. go bid
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage
SIS SO bid Nirciua and Te en- ksl,
mond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS
A. and o., 100 bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg AND
Potomac Railroad mortgage s's ). ana o. .Ga
AIexandria Railroad third mortgage SIS, NJ and n,
3ss asked; Richmond and Danyils Railroad con- il
road first mortgage SIS, A. and o., OIL bid:
Railroad Stocks.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad 100 par, 40 asked; Richmond FrederieSs-
Ourr and Potomac Railroad common 100 par, ADV
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and POTOMAC Kan.
road six per cent guaranteed, ioO par So plo
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potemae halT gag
seven pc- cent. guaranteed. 100 par, 81 BID. 94is
asked; Richmond and Danvile Railroad, 100 par 2
bid. by asked
National Bank Bank OF Virginia, 100 par. 80 asked
Union Bank of Richmond so par, 42 bid Mer-
chants and Planters Savings. 20 par, l9 bid.
rine rs par Al bid; Virginia State 25 par 2s bid
and Mechanics. 100 par, IS asked; Ci!y, 100 par,
.Viscsllaneous.-Old Dominion steamship Com
pauy, 100 par, 76 bid.
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sairI,aullld ispatrll,
WEDNEsD ...... 1. GO o. 1878.

90
LAND DEVELOPMENTS. othing, peAlaps,
Is more significant OF the extensive emigra-
Sios to the West that has been going for
ward since the first OF the year than the
land sales made during this period by the
leading western railways. The statements
OF fifteen companies west OF Ohio give tue
startling total OF 3o4, 1S2 acres sold during
the first four months OF 1878, the price per
acre ranging from s.. 39-the Kansas Pacific
railroad ayerage--to Sia.6S, the average OF
the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad. The
contrast with last night is even more strt-
king. Thus, while The Northern Pacifi:
railroad during the farst four months OF
1877 sold but S1,175 acies, during the
same period OF the present year its sales
amounted to 165,5G4 acres, and the Kansas
Pacitic's to 127,272 against 81. 724 last year.
This is indeed rapid development, and It
could not vel, kaye been more happily
OF food, and tho East from surplus Of
labor Baltimore Sun.
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DICHMOND AND DANEILLE RAIL-
Al ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFra1
SUNDAY, MARCH 81, 1878.
III MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
THROUGH
No. 1880 A. NJ,

THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. 1880 A. NJ, leaves Richmond; arrives =;
Burkcvlilc ll:U2 y. NJ. Suili-
crime 1886 L. NJ. Dan,iiln
3:lZ +. ~. Greensboro 5:l5
p. NJ. SALISBURY 7:35 l.. ST.
and Charlotte 9:42 =. VI.
No. 2-G:l7 A. NJ, leaves Charlotte arrives q.
Salisbury S:29 4. ~. Greens
bore 1882 4. d.. DanviIls
1897 L. NJ. SuiErrlIu's l:23
J.. NJ, Burkevle 5:O7 +. 81,
aud Richmond 7:i5 PM.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-11:15 ?. NJ. caves Rlrnlnond: arrives a.
BurkevilIc 2:l5 \. NJ, Dam
vile 7:26 4. NJ, Grcen.horo'
800 NJ, Salisbury ll:l5 A.
NJ. and Charlotte Is Pm.
No. 4-4:12 y. n, leaTcs Charlotte: arrives al
Salisbury GAO Pm. Gree.s-
1902 p. NJ. BurkcvlIlc 3:2S 4.
NJ, and Richmond 7:lJ A N.
Trains Nos. and 2 VIII stop NJ all stations aud
connect at Eurseville with the Atlantic: Mississippi
and Ohio railroad to and from tarin'ilie. lynch
burg and all southwestern points. At Suihcr
Inns with the Milton and Suthcrlin Narror-t;auge
railroad for r, Milton: \. G. At Dundee win
the Northwestern North Caroliaa allroad for Salem
and intermediate points. AZ AIRLINE junction
with Atlanta and Charlotte Air. Line. At Charlotte
with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta ra!!r,s'd Ia
and from all points North and South.
Trains Nos. 3 and will connect AT Richmond 90
Ing North and South with the Richmond, Frce
ricksbnre and Potomac railroad for Washington
and all points North and West, and with the Che 81
peake and Ohio railroad for all points West. Al
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad 10 and
from Washington and all points North and West.
At Greensboro with the North Carolina railroad
to and from Raleigh and Gokh"ro', and inter-
mediate points. At Salisbury with the Western
North Carolina railroad. These trains run daily
on Richmond and Danviilc railrnad and connect rs
above, except going north on Sunday morning nud
going south Monday morning. Trains making this
connection run daily on Richmond. fr%irricst-
burg and Potomac and chesapeake ana OH, raII-
roads except Sunday. Train 81. 3 stops 1T all stt
lions north Of Danyie, and south OF DanvillG only
ut ReidsviIle, Bcuaa. Greensboro, Ihomas'iiic ~
lisbury, and Airline junction. No. stops AT all
stations north of Danvillc, and south OF Dan'e
only ut Roidsvllc, Beuaja, Greensboro, Thomas
VILE Lexington Salisbury aud Air-l;ine Junction.
Trains on the y. W. y. &. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace drawing-ioOm and slccping-cars
run on trains Nos. l and between New i"rk,
Richmond. and Atlanta. ana OH Nos. 3 and be-
between Richmond and Charlotte, and between
Washington, Danvlle, Charlotte and Savannah.
Tickets sold To all southern and south Ne>serii
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for continuous IassHe
between the points named on the tickets. No my
over checks Will be given.
T. VI. X. TALtnTF,
General Sup"rintcn deaf
JOHN K. MACMuRDC, General Passenger Agent.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
lll3 Main street.

TIVE VALUABLE DWELLINGS ON
Il 81 STREET BETWEEN TWENTY-FIVE
AND TWENTY-SlXTH STREETS: AND On
n ~ TREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY the 18th day of june, 1878, at 81
sell by auction. on The premises, VALUABLE
FRAME DWELLING with four rooms. kitchen,
and lot 2b by 1872 feet the south side Of M street
between Twenty-fftn and Twenty-sixth streets: a
ALUABLE TIVE -STORY FRAME DWELLING
on the west side of Twenty street between NJ
and n streets: n VALUABLE TWO-ST0RY
FRAME DWELLING with seven rooms, kitchen,
aud lot 47H by 1872 feet, the cast side of Twenty
sixth street between NJ and n streets; VALU A.
BILE TWO-STORY FRAME DIV ELLING with six
rooms, Kitchen and lot about by 80 feet, on the
east side OF Twenty-siXth street between NJ aud
streets: also, SMALL FRAME DIV ELL1NG and
lot adjoining the above on The north-all In thor
oush repair.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, negotiable notes given for the
deferred payment, with interest added and secured
by deed of trust. RlCHARDSOS % CO..
.sie s AuctiCneers.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l13 Main street


TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 FARM IN
+ Il HENRICO. NEAR RICHMOND, ON THE
MEADOW-BRIDGE ROAD.-By virtue Of deed
OF trust dated the goth Of November, 1875 aud re-
corded in the Henrco County Court, In d. Is. 90, on
p 2Q3, we, the undersigned the present trustees Of
the Merchants and Mechanics Building Fund and
Loan Association, being required so TO do on as-
count OF default In the payment Of 4 certain bond
son Brown. 1l13 Main street, on THURS
pay; June 8; 1878; at $50 O'Clock ?. D.;
The following REAL ESTATE, described in said
LAND In the county of Henrico, on the Meadow
Bridge road, about one mile and half north of the
city of Richmond, containing TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES, and bounded rs follows: On the north by
The land OF w. B. Rose; on the east by the Meadow
Bridge road and the land of L. w. DE Voss; on the
south by the land Of L. w. De yoss; and on The
west by the Richmond and Henrico turnpike.n
{. TERMS: To be announced ut sale In accordance
with the decd OF trust. -
{ + T # @haGM. BROWN Trustees.
~. JOHN DOES,
+ J. THOMPSON BROWN, Anctioneer. my2
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AUCTION HALES-FuEure Days.
by Grubbs 81 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Arctuneers.
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

rJlHE HANDSOME GRANITE-FRONT
il iDoUBLE-STORE 4TENEMENT, Nos. GA
AND SIG, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS, AT
AUt.TION.--On MONDAY, 18th June, at o'clock
p. H.. we will sell by auction, upon the premises,
The PROPERTY above referred to. occupied by
Messrs. William II. TatuIn, Gardner 6 Brother,
Wigand, and others. There Ia 4 6ne basement ex-
tending the whole length Of tho building; on the
main floor TWO NICE STORES, and private els
trnnce to the upper part: and above there are six
niences, &C.. &C. The whole IS finished In nice Style
and Is In good order. In the yard there is brick
Kitchen and two framed stables. The property
fronts "a feet and runs back TO WIDE paved alley
In the rear. '-.ar.s =
The situation of this property on the best part Of
Broad street and near to the Second Market makes
it exceedingly desirable for business purposes and
Its arrangement Is the best possible for yielding In
come, its present rental even now being above
So 900 so that few II any, pieces Of property now
I'm the market equal 1t as first.class Invest
ment. Property Of such value Is rarely offered for
sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six, twelve,
aud eighteen months. for notes, with interest addet
and secured by trust decd.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
les Auctioneers.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
w OF LAND. CONTAINING 6s3; ACRES, on
THE DARBYT0WN ROAD, ABOUT Fl y
S1IiIES BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND, IN
HENRICo COUNTY; BY AUCTioN:.By , virtue
county pronounced on the 9Th day Of September
1870, the 9th day Of june 1875 and the LIZ day
Taylor aud others, the undersigned special commits
soner thereby appointed will sell BY auction "A, at
day of June, 1873, at ~ O'Clock NJ. THAT being
court day., the aboye-namcd FARM, formerly the
property OF Archer Taylor deceased; containing by
late survey SlNTY-THREE AND THREE-QU
TER ACRES. This land lies well on both sides Of
the Darbytown road on which there are several
small houses part OF this land Is cleared and the
balance i'm wood, and will be sold In parcels, If de-
sired, to suit the wants of purchasers.
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfray the expense OF
suit and sale; the balance on Il credit OF six and
twelve months. the purchaser cxecutingbonds, With
interest added for the deferred payments, and the
title to be retained until the whole purchasc-money
is paid and 4 conveyance is ordered by The court.
.--r JOHN \. DAVIS,
je3 Special Commissioner.