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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-09-10
A CARD.

As requested by the. Parson, who
would not only re.adjust the sins Of the
people but alse the legally incurred
obligations of the State, we with great
pleasure publish the following card.
TO TIE VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH CON-
GRESSI0NAL DISTRICT:
FelloaO-C Citizens: Believing that Judge
Harris, our present representative In
Congress, was not in sympathy with a
large majority of his constituents upon
some of the vital issues involved in the
approaching election, and that the inter-
ests of the people, not only of this dis
trict, but of the entire State, would be
promoted by the election of one who
was in full sympathy with that majority
upon all the important issues ofthe day,
zealously to protect the rights and pro-
mote the interests entrusted to him, I
consented to become a candidate for q
seat in the next Congress Of the United
States. The assurances have received
from almost every part Of the district,
during the short time my name has been
before you, are not only gratifying and
fattering, but justify the belief that /
should certainly be elected in an equal
and single contest with any other candi-
date who is now in the field, or any one
who is likely to enter it. With divided
forces the result might be different
However that might be, the interest Of
the cause is paramount to that of any
individual, and must not be sacrificed te
crafty any mans personal interest Of
aspiration. I have been laboring long
and earnestly to arouse my fellow.citi-
gems to just sense of the wrongs and in
justice they are suffering from unwis'
and unjust legislation, and to Undue.
: them to exercise their sovereign and
sacred right and power to redress thes'
wrongs and assert and maintain theil
rights.
IL I have warred against these wrong
. and defended these rights in the darkes
days of our cause, and fought its battle
against the most fearful odds. From
/; small beginning, it has grown into hug
8 dimensions. I have watched its develop
4 ment and growth with pride and plea
sure. We are now at the threshold o
success, and may confidently expect t.
i reap the fruits-the just rewards Of on
r past labors and sacrifices-if we STAN
q with unbroken front, and do not vast
our strength and divide and weaken on
forces by allowing personal considera
tons or preferences to override our de
n vGtion to principles. Promoted by thes
e considerations, T desire to withdraw M
l. name from the list of candidates 70
your suffrages. Let me assure the many
many friends who have expressed q PR
= ferance for me, Of the profound obliga
d ton they have placed me under by thei
"a Partially and confidence. let me ass9r
= them. further, that in ce4si4g to be
: candidate, I shall not cease to be an &c
= tive cassvdsser. Withdraw my nam
d to insure a united support of the Read
q ljusters' candidate. So soon as it bt
: comes definitely settled who is to b
+ that candidate whether il be Senate
l. Paul Of Rockingham, Judge Allen {
Shenandoah, or any other good and trl
in..an-my best services ars al his com
4 mand, whenever and wherever tine
;: l..aY be called for.
Very respectfully,
}, JOHN 3. MASSEY.
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sAlE.-By virtue Of

I0MMISSIONERs' SALE.-By virtue Of
county Hs4sp G 4s4 1gu sss
chancery cause of the Baldwin Augusta Fall
VS.. Jas. f. Bell, We the undersigned Commits
sioners appointed for that purpose. will pro-
coed to sell at public auction to the highest bid
der. in front Of the courthouse, In the city OF
Saturday. Tie IN day Of September. 1878.
the following Tract of Land belonging to the
estate of Jas. F. Bell =
An undivided fOur.sixths interest in q tract
Of land containing l6S acres, being the tract
on which said Bell resides. Has q good Frame
Building, with necessary out-houses. The
land is of excellent quality.
The above tract lies on Middle River near
swoope's Depot, and adjoin- the lands Of the
late Samuel Bell. t.is
TERMs-10 per cent. in hand, Is per cent in
months. and the residue In eduaI annual pay
ments at one. two and thrse years, with inter
est from day Of sale, the purchaser executing
g as and the title
GEO. d: COCHRAN, JR,
W. A. HUDSON
aug l8-tds Commissioners
POSTPONEMENT.-Th above sale IA most
poned until Monday, September 23rd, 1873,
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN. IN.
w. A. HUDSON,
seplO-tds Commissioners.
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NOMMle sIONER's SALE OF VALUA.
BILE REAL ESTATE sITUATEI IN THE
decree of the Circuit Court OF Augusta COun.
y entered on the 9th OF Juue, 1878, In the chan
Young, will proceed, in the village Of Fishers
Vile, on "a 81
Wednesday, the Ind day of OCTOBER, 1873,
to sell ct public auction q lot Of ground in said
village belonging to VIM. P. Young containing
good house and other improvements thereon,
TERMS:-A sufficient sum ON cash to pay tho
costs OF suit and expenses Of sale and the bal
BILE In equal indictments, thepurchaser eIecut-
Ing bonds for said deferred instruments with
approved personal security bearing interest
rom date and waving the Homestead Exemp-
ton. And the title retained as ultimate secur.
ity. WIN. A. HUDSON,
seW-M Commissioned.
. srystt 2
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seplQ-tds

r AND SALE.-Under decree OF March
IL Term, Circuit Court, in Miller's Admir- ".
Peters. 1 will offer at auction, in front Of the
Courthouse, In StauntOn, on
Wednesday, October 2sd. 1878,
the George Peters tract, of - aeres, in this
possession Of Thomas J.sWalker, with dvell-
Ing, 0utbuildings and appurtenancos.
This is desirable little farm, lying near the
route Of the 8. v. Railroad, about mile East Of
New Hope. has running water, good orchard
TERMs:-About $l20in cash. and balance In
three bonds at 6, IL and Is months, with securi-
ty, and bearing interest," or terms to suit par
=. THOMAS D. RANSOM,
seplO-4t CommiHsiofier
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IvREY STABLE FOR SALEM vir.
IL tue of q decree o. the circuit court OF Au.
gusta county, rendered ON the 10th day Of June
1878, In the suit Of Hendren, &C., Trustees. VS.
Inornburg and al, we will sell at pub .ic auc.
uon' In mont Of the Courthouse, in Staunton,
ON Saturday. the 18th day of September, 1878,
the House and Lot known as Thornbure,ss sta
BILE, situated In the City of Staunton. on LeWis
sion.) This is one OF the most valuable parcels
OF real estate In Stanton, well established e.
Livery Stable. andnow paying q good rent
costs ofsuit and sale, and the residue in three
equal anhual Payments. beating interest from
the day Of sale. for which the purchaser viii be
sonal security, aHd the title viii Be retailed as
uitlma%e security. g. N. COCHRAN, JR., b.
A. n. FULTZ
II. p. BELL,
auN-tds Commissioners,
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Bedford Alum and Iron Springs Water
and Mass.
"EMcient for threat diseases DIR. CARING
HSpecif0 in Skin diseasssV-DF. Allen Of N. G.
"Dnequaled foF Scrofdi6us Tffecttoas.
Walker of Va.
prompt and beneficial as an alteratiye-'-
Prof. Duncan, D. D., late Prest. Randolph Ma
con College.
"Rejuvenating on persons worn with toll and
care."-Dr. HaIes of Va.
Unavailable for Neuralgia. DIR. Harrison,
"Hegr;stes the secretive Organs. DIR. Chris
"Priies the Blood Y- z l 81 ss ";
So for gal. demijohn; 80 cents gallon:
dozen q Rad $40 dozen: sent postpaid; ,.,o,o
With each package. FIJI prasf Of alf Claimed
sent free upon application. SAMPLE supply
free to physicians desiring TO test.
These charming Springs are open tor visitors
and invalids the year round rom and after
June LIST, 1873. Board $S5 month"; $40 Q week ;
so q day. Conveyances daily from Lynch
burg to Spring, IL miles distant, over pleasant
roads through picturesque country, connecting
with all the trains Round trip tickets from all
points South and North at reduced rates.
Buildings all new or thoroughly RENTED. Fare
and accommodations f1rst-class. Sktlful resi-
dent physician. A. N. DAVIS, Prest.
IL 70 X. a. 4 !. Springs Co.. Lynchburg, va.
.,,o.,v sSA W $50; " NAY $1,000 = co. Va
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ANorHER Cupr pop R.mrIrsN.r

ANOTHER CURE FOB RATT4EsNAKE
PoIsoN..On last Friday little six-yea1
old son OF Mr.. VIM. Hays was bitten on
one OF his legs by rattlesnake in field
near the house. A chicken was prompt
~ killed and the flesh was placed on the
wound, and when taken off it was found
to be green with the poison extracted
The leg was very much Swollen. The
child was doing well at last accnupts.--
augusta NeaOs.
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JAMES REAGARDNER, JR.,
sepl0-tds FpM si6nere,


COMMI9eIQYER's SALE Of CITY
~ PRQPERTf..Il p4rsqance Of q degree
entered June 18th. 1878. In the cause OF Coch-
rams Admir-, DC. Va. Smith, Trustee, &c., pend
ing in the circuit court OF Augusta county,
will as Comm'r appointed for the purpose, pro-
coed in front Of the Courthouse In the City of
Stanton, on ~
Thursday. October 10kh 1873,
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder
First, Six vacant lots ON the West side of
Green: street IL Stanton, the exact location and
size Of said icss Sa e ssff RZ reference to
In Hastings Court Clerks office OF istaaHton,
Deed Book No. s, page SO, numbered Is, rs; IT,
Is, ~, end 90 3 foPy of which plat win be ex-
End, A Lot Cd Garb4PE Fill on the South
side Of the Ohes. 4 Ohio 3. T., &djolhtnH tie
American Hotel property. This lot will be
sold as whole or in parcels ~ laid on on .
plat OF record in Hastings Court Clerk ofioe
of Stanton, Deed book 7, page 10.
3rd, The property known as the Hughes
property" situated on Green street In Staun-
ton. This Is one of the most desirable lots for
a handsome home in the town. 1t has on It
pGY 3 comfortable frame dwelling.
FERMs ~ sAte-Eir ough cash In hand to pay
credits of l., and years.. the Rqfth 3ksrs X1p.
cutting bonds With:approved personal securicy
for the deferred payments, bearing iutereSt
from day Of sale, and title retained as ultimate
security ~ q, N, HARRISON, Com'r,
s. NJ Cushing &aen, 4h = esFa; aspglfftas
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Price, TEN Cents.
NEWSPAPER ~
ADVERTISING.

| 10th EDITION.
Containing complete list Of all the towns In
minion of Canada, having q Population create,
than 1000 according to the last census, together
with the names Of the newspapers having the
named. Also, q catalogue of newspapers which
are recommended to advertisers as giving great
est vsiue IN proportion to prices charged. Al
very complete lists, and many tables Of rates
showing the cost Of advertising in various
which q beginner in advertising would si' dc
well to possess. Address GEO. p. ROWELL &
60. Newspaper Advertising Bureau. 10 Spruce
PIANO au Isl sTsns RaRSs RISs
Upright Pianos. price $500. only el75. Pianos
organs stops sesS ss:yse. cca CHURCH
UkdAN Eisesss ssss Mirror SoS Top 1p organ.
only 9s5. Freud exposed, $500 reward
s1Get cost Of f edd. and d. SrEens SENT
Mashingten, \. J.
WE HAVE .ad F dsu e ) V %sss:
tisement one year for two dollars and . quarter
paper, or for the same price we can insert fif-
ty-two reading notices "a new one every week.
and other particulars, address GEO. P. Row
ELL Co. 10 spruce St. New York.
CT A. DAY to Agents canvassing for the
- I Fireside Visitor. Terms and OUTFIT
Augusta. Maine.
AGENTS WANTED! ledals and Diplenas awarded
FOR N NGHMAS's Pictorial Bibles
1000 Illustretions. Address for new circu-
lar, =. =; HOLMAN 4 CO.. $50 Arch Street.
on Chrone Cards (perfect beauties) with
~ Ice: Outfit, Toe. Turner Card Co..
0pTUM and Morphine Habit Positively and
Va AOM absolutely cured. Shortest time pos
sibie; No Interruption in business: Expense
ment address for particulars and references,
H. G. WHEELER 4 CO.,
Three Rivers, Mich.
h,ssy GvFs s S9S % Assorted
seplQ Nassau Card Co. Nassau, n Y
cult court for Augusta county, Sept. 7th,
Selma G. Brltton. John N. Britton and jose
phine, his wife, Malind Jane Britton. and sa-
rah Estaline Britton, fT
against
q ThsoPhilprs Vs. Britton and Mary E., bis yifs,
ham C. Ruebush, Edward Ruebush, Samuel |
Ruebush. Kerby Ruebush. and Jerley Ruehpsh.
c. Ruebush and Angelina NJ. aes Britton. bis |
-. m Chdlceyy.
The object Of this suit is to obtain partition.
or sale.-if partition is impracticable- |
tract Of land Of which James Britton died seized |
and possessed, situated in Augusta county, near l
Greenville. adjoining the lands Of Samuel ,.
Crawford. T. A. Lghtner, Mfs, Mary Baker, /
and Others, and Observation-Disclosures nd26poles. |
The Defendants, Theophilds Britton and Ma |
rya E.. his wife, Abraham @. Ruebush, Edward |
Rusbush, Samuel Ruebush, Kerby kuebush,
and Jerley Ruebush, (the last four being In
fants,) not having entered their appearance,
and itanpearing by affidavit fled that they arr
nom residents Of this STATE 1t u ardeAed that /
they DE- aHpAaT hfFe WITHIN one month
what Is necessary to protect their interests.
Teste,
J. N. RYAN. Cl'k
]. NJ. Quarles, p.q. sepl0-4t
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LAND SALES.
VALUABLE
Rockin~ham I.auds

Rockingham Lands
As Agentsand Attorneys Tor BENJAMIN Graz
c fEi we Hili sell. on the premises. near Nj
oAns III rockingham county, Va, ON
;x1inssrsday, September 18TH, 1878,
LIST. The Home Tract IIaGts q Land
1c5es, Will good improvements, nne Orchard
a9 Hna doo9tSo acres ofwell watered Meadow land
"Glade," No; limestone land. We'll vster rei
oi ssS 00qssins 100 .s..: adjoining the land.
tm 1p and good spring ON It.
AN. Contains SO acres Of original growth n,
S sm1er: adjoining the lands OF John Cline and
81, Sth &c Contains $50 acres. known as the "Her.
.& Ssn Contains 9tsa9 100 acres. known as tn.
1T. ~. Contains about 200 acres of mountain
iand. valuable for its timber and minerals.
any alteration Win be made in ths ~
OF the lands to suit purchasers
TERMs-Liberal, and purchasers can be A.
WIN. CRAWFORD, Fl. Defiance. v.RR
JAS. COCHRAN, Folly Mills Augusta %.
AGENTS and Attorneys.
show these lands to any one Wishing to pur.
Auction Sale Of Personal Property.
As Trustee In Deed Of Trust executed BY
Benz. Crawford, and recorded In ROckjnrhsru
and Bath counties. in pursuance thereof, ct the
at Crawfords farm, near Mt. Clinton. Ho Ell
6 6s% county, the property mentioned ip e.
Horses. Cows. Stock Cattle. Hogs, Dc. in such S
variety and numbers az is usually found on 3
srge ias% Also al the Wagons Harness and
Oats. Corn, 40.
TERMS.-Sl0.00 and under cash: over that
WaiI endor1 %1n'hs credit on negotiable note
au2-tds JAMES G. COCHRAN. Trustee.
T AND sALE:-B7 virtue OF decree q the
On the ZEE dsy Of Inne fs1s m Pr rendered
dren, Ac., Trustees. VS.. A n Harman md 81
ton, in front Of the Court. honss ~ stann toC-
on Saturday, Me 2s1 day Of september, ISIS.
situated in Augusta county on the NorthVssf
hsf G mi ice 9 about and
valuable and desirable tract Of land With ii 8
comfortable dwelling house upon it. and would
live near Staunton.
TERMS OF sALE-Enoueh in cash to nav xhe
;Sa1 q. sna1 ssp sy@sSts 5sss,as ss:s: c
required to execute bonds with approved pcr.
sonal security. and the title to be retained a.
ultimate security ~ co,
aN25-tds Commissioners.
TT7RIJ0T 01TE or H0aaY 7YEEE
LANpS.-As trustee Of II. n. Mcr,Ue iii
offer for sale in mont Of tho Cnrt- honse In ~
city q stsun To- Sn 49,. =. ~
the folloW1la parcel Of land, heretofore sold
and teFMa 81 sale not complied with, viz: Thc4
trAft known a. the Saw Mill Tract. OF land.
The above property will be started at the mn |
set bid Of $3.50 as Of February 18th, 1873 and tie
with interest will run from that date |
TERMS OF 8ALE.-Cash, in hand to pay coats
Of sale. and the balance of the purOhaSa money
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TERRIBLE DISASTER ON THE

TERRIBLE DISASTER ON THE
THAMEs.-Thee excursion steamer, Prin-
cess Alice, from London to Gravesend,
was struck amidships, and sunk almost
Immediately.
The accident happened off Barking,
on the Thames, on Tuesday evening.
The steamer which sunk the Princess
Alice is supposed to be the Bywell Cas-
tie, screw collier, bound north in bal
last.
The steward of the Princess Alice
states that after the collision the other
steamer proceeded without attempting
to render aid. He estimates that 700
persons were on board the Princess Al
ice.
She sunk, bow first, in five minutes
after she was struck. Some small boats
and another excursion steamer rendered
what assistance was possible.
/ The drowned include an extraordina'
, ry proportion of women and children
Several of the survivors speak of hav'
ing lost as many as three, five and si1
children.
Il They describe the water as coveret
with hundreds of shrieking people,
The captain and nearly all of the crew
j Of the Princess Alice were drowned
They had no time to lower the boats
= and there were but few life-buoys o.
d the steamer.
ii All the police of Woolwich, town an
l. arsenal, were engaged late Tuesda
II night in labelling the corpses, chiefly
o women and children, which completed
!. fill the board-room at the steambos
!. company's Offices at Woolwich.
1t A passenger who scrambled on boar
TT the Bywell Castle says she threw rops
to the people struggling in the water.
ID The number lost is still uncertain
i comparison of the various account
" seems to show about five hundred an
fifty.
wi The Princess Alice was q paddle-whe
steamer, with raised saloon. HI
10. gross tonnage was 251, and that of tt
ed Bywell Castle ia 1873.
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NEW ApTERTISEMENTS.
TOWN HALL,
Il Wednesday + Thursday, Sept. Is + 10

"a We9losuAy = IlQTsuay PEW; 9 fy'
The FRYOr1te9 of the World.
g. 81. DUPREZ, Manager,
Still on the March Of Triumph. First appear
ance in this city Of tue renowned DURREz 4
BENEDICT'6 FAMOUS GIGANTIC MIN
STRELs Of Twenty seven years Experience.
monster Corps Of Artists. Eight Unrivalled
Comedians, introducing nightly an entertain
ment II great variety, Originality and real mer-
IL. TIE Freat feature of two sets of End Men /!
Two Bone players It'd tNs TaE,,b aurinestsl A
brilliant Vocal Qu!ntetts, attiIi selsist Min
The above carefully selected talert- form
ing III All settg departments strong, well organ
ICED great fiplS Codyplete Troupe. Introducing
With Hoyt's German C6iosns! XdfdissioH as
Is4a4, ~ Reserved Seats 'at Ofvfefs Book
Store, = - = eepl0-H
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CONFEDERATE MONUMENT AT DAN
vILLE.-Danvilse had great day Tues
day, inaugurating her monument to tn
Confederate dead. There was o Crane
military and civic procession, and tn,
occasion called forth q lively exhibition
of patriotic enthHsiasm. Fhe address
delivered by Capt. John s. Wise, O
Richmond, is spoken of in terms of thi
highest praise. while the action Of The
Federal officers present, who pres ented &
floral tribute, in the name CftAetRlus
and Gray" was the subject of friendly
commentary.
The monument ia of blush gray era.
mite. # runs up from pedestal, which
is about four feet square, into the frus-
trum of pyramid, and is about twenty
four feet high. Fhe monument is plac-
ed upon mound of earth which is about
three feet above the level, and will be
covered with turf or flowers. On the
north side of it is bronze cast of the
head and neck of Gen. Lee; on the south
side is the cast of jackson. These are
the inscriptions on it;
CONFEDERATE DEAD.
Memorial Tribute Of Viyyinio's Dqugh-
ters to the Fallen Br1Ce."
"They died AS men who nobly contend,
ed for the cause of right and truth.
"They softly lie and sweetly sleep.
patriots know that these fell in the
effort to establish just government and
perpetuate constitutional liberty. Who
die thus will live in lofty example,"
"QM'dquid eY his GnadVinsus, quidQuid
nasrdts sesaaus, n20net 9lpQ;ssu7,sna que est
IN aasz1ss Aonasnuna IN Qsterpitate tegnpo-
rum fame rer4Da.v
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CAPTURE OF A GANG OF NORTH
CAROLINA BURGLARs.-An negro named
Albert Atwater, arrested in Orange CO.,
N. c., charged with breaking into the
house of Mrs. Hendren, in Chapel Hill,
and attempting to kill her with an axe,
has made confession of that and num-
erous other burglaries committed in that
vicinity by an organized band of robbers,
of which he was one. The gang, he
said, was composed of himself, Lewis
Carlton (colored.) Alfonso Davis and
Henry Andrews (whites.) They broke
into the house of Mrs. Hendren for the
purpose of stealing, and when about to
be detected they struck Mrs. Hendren
with an axe and nearly killed her. They
had also entered the houses of two other
persons in Chapel Hill for the express
purpose of committing an assault upon
two single young ladies. After they got
into the house they attempted to admin
lister chloroform to them, but fortunate
ly the young ladies screamed and thus
frustrated their plans. They had also
agreed to rob the houses of five other
citizens. Atwater detailed the various
crimes to the committing magistrate,
and informed him where the stolen
goods were secreted, andthey were found
in the places designated. Upon this in
formation the other three members of
the gang were committed with Atwater
to Hillsboro' jail upon several charges of
burglary. The feeling was SO strong a.
gainst the robbers that an attempt was
made to lynch them. but was frustrated
by officers of the laws.
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Diptheria has been prevailing among
the children in Page county, and has
proved fatal in several instances.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-09-10

President Hayes says that Kearney
impressed him much more fayorably in
conversation than he did In his speechas.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1878-09-10

Orville Grant, the ex-President's
brother, was taken in custody at Eliza
beth, n. j., last Tuesday night, on his
arrival there from New York, and was
sent yesterday morning to the insane
asylum at MorristoWn, n. J. HieMind
runs on immense specnlations, starting
new business on gigantic scale, &c.
He was sent to the asylum at the request
of his friends and DIR. Morton.
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LAND SALES.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y IN AUGUSTA COUNTY.-By virtue. OF q
deed of Trust and by authority vested In me by
I'd. ~ JOHNSON, viii offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises. on
"tst-.-.sk
Saturday, august Slst, 1878, --- $50
tract of land lying on the waters of Middle
River, containing l34 aeres and 98 poles,
sitnated 1eaf New Hope, In augusta county.
stofss and Fosi dmeS. aha IS pf tbs ysry best
qualify. ABOUT so acres is M9e' Riyer hot.
tom. The sale viii afford fine opportunity
to any one desiring to purchase d small farm.
THRMs.-Cash In hand to the amount OF 800
or 81 900. and tho residue in one two three, and
four years, reserving vendors lien as ultimate
security. w. A. HUDSON,
au13-tds Agent and Trustee.