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EAlton lhhLlEene@
Mr.. Thomas Porter's house was burnt,
near here, last Wednesday evening. The
family wasaroused from sleep at IL o'clock
at night by the fire falling through the
ceiling. Two feather beds were ali that
was saved. Mr.. Porter seems to be un.
fortunate. His residence was burnt five
years ago, together with its contents.
Rev. j. h. Aughey will start for a vaca.
tion trip on Monday, August An. for nj.
a9ara Falls. He will cross Lake Ontario
visit Montreal, Toronto and other paris n
Canada, and be absent three weeks. =
The diphtheria has become epidemic Al
burnsvtlle, near here. There has been
several deaths, and many children are yery
low with the disease. 's4'
Rev, George L. Buchanan has declined
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A GOOD many manufacturers have been
obliged to resort to decided measure to
prevent the competition Of iobbers from
breaking down the prices of their pro.
ducts. We notice that one OF the largest
shawl manufactures has issued a circular
announcing an adherence to list prices
and discount to those only, who, at the
end Of the season, show they have main.
edprices. Many Of the manufacturers
Of hardware and grocers supplies have
taken similar steps, some requiring
sworn obligation before placing their
goods.
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FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, July 2G.-In the chamber
Of Deputies motion that the ruins OF the
Tuileries be raised was referred to spe.
cial committee.
The rivers Aisne and Seine are rising
rapidly. Waters in the north are sub
siding, but the country is much damaged.
PARIS, July 26,-The manager OF the
LdnteT7e (newspaper) has been sentenced
to four months imprisonment and to pay
fine OF 1000 francs, for publishing false
news and libeling public functionaries.
The Municipal Council has rebaptized a
large number OF streets, including Boule.
ward Haussman, named during the reign
Of the Bonapartes.
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THE KENTUCKY NAME ron 1T.
A Man shoots His wife and Child and
Kills HImaeIC

LOUISVILLE, July ga special to the
courirsJOunsal from Clarksville, Tenn,
says: A report has reached this city Of a
terrible tragedy at or near Dover, Tenn.
yesterday. VIM. Burchet, former clti.
zen OF Clarksville, and carpenter by
trade, was married not long since to Mrs,
Yates, widow Of J. H. Yates, formerly a
policeman and sexton of the city ceme-
teries Of this place. Mrs. Yates had
daughter by her former husband.
My informant states that Burchet. in n
ft OF frenzy, yesterday shot his wife, Mrs.
Maggie Yates, his step daughter, who was
grown up, and then shot himself. Bur.
chet died Immediately, but at last accounts
Mrs. Burchet and Miss Yates were alive,
but IN critical condition No cause is
reputation Of being quiet man. His
friends believe he must have been labor.
ing under fit Of temporary insanity.
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rich, and that the way to right themselves
Is to elect men to Congress who will vote
unlimited Vreenbacks, "based" on the
credit Of the Government Just so far as
such measure Is adopted the working.
men would suffer first, suffer most, and
for the longest time. They are even now
paying the penalty, from which other
classes have in measure escaped or re.
covered, Of a considerable experiment
with the Cary scheme.
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Canada Get. It ThI. Time.

BRoOEvrLLE, oSr., July 27.-A terrific
thunder and hail storm this afternoon did
considerable damage to buildings by
lightning. A tree on the American side
OF the river was struck under which the
wife and child Of George Hunton, had
taken refuge. The child was killed In its
mothers arms and the latter fatally iniur-
ed. A man named Larocque was also
killed on the island shore short distance
up the river.
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MoNRoEvnLE, O., July 97.-Passepger
train No. 8, which lef. Chicago Junction
at 9:45 P. N. July 20, jumped the track at
Havana, nine miles south OF here, ditch
ing the engine, baggage, mail Rnd express
cars and three coaches, instantly killing
the engineer, James Bogne, and the fire.
man named Reel. None Of the passengers
were hurt, A tramp stealing a ride be.
tween the engine and baggage car was
slightly hurt.
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Mr.. ]. BRlsnGN WALKER, who has sue.
ceedeI in establishing his bright and hand.
some magazine.weekly, the Sunday Repub.
he on a paying basis, has sold his interest
in that publication to Mr.. II. J.
Ramsdell the well known Washington
correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
Philadelphia Times and other prominent
papers. Mr. Walker, who has shown fine
sbilities and much enterprise, proposes,
the Washington Star says, to engage in
business in Colorado.
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DURING the month Of June l5,929 lmni.
grants arrived in New York, against 49,
S,l in June, 1878. During the twelve
months ending June 30, 1879, the number
Of immigrants arriving at New York was
10 22i; citizens Of the United States re-
turning from Europe, SG,45S; soiouners,
6 ,249, against -, ,l63 immigrants, 25,9O6 re-
turning citizens and 5,l03 soiourners for
,he preceding twelve months.
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NEw York, RJuly 27.-Ata q largely at
tended meeting OF the trades, including
piano makers, cabinet varnishers, wood
turner's, carvers, ,moulders and wood work.
ers to-day, resolutions were adopted fayor-
ing the shortening Of days labor 10
eight hours, pledging themselves to bring
about this result and drop entirely the
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STEALING A RIDE,
And the Results of the Same.

Ana Ihe HeAuItS OF the Name.
GRAFTON, W. Va, July 81.
Special to the IntSllIseneer.
The Chicago express west, this morning,
picked up young man named Mike Gar.
vey on Seventeen Mile Grade, about sixty
miles east Of this place, with his right leg
cut of below the knee. He was brought
to Grafton and his leg amputated by Drs.
vankirk and Grant. His parents live in
Urbana, Ohio. He was stealing his way
to Baltimore on a freight train, and was
sittingon bumper when he went to sleep
and fell Of, with the above result. He has
a sister living in Baltimore. X.
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TnE depression in the provision trade in
consequence OF the Memphis yellow fever
blockade is by no means an artificial one,
brought about by speculative devices.
Large quantities of hog products now on
hand, which would otherwise have found
their way to the South, will have to be
carried over into the new season, there be-
ing at present no other outlet for the sur
plus. The Chicago Commercial Report esti-
mates the loss to the trade thus far from
this cause at not less than Sl,5OO,OOO.
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RUSSIA

ST.. PETERSBURG, July 28.-The Minister
Of the Interior reports 3,50l fires during
June, causing a damage OF Il, 100000 rou'
bles. Five hundred and eighty fires were
incendiary. Further particulars OF the
fire at Mir Novgorod, the 10th OF this,
month, state that while the.-fre was rag.
ing fourteen explosions occurred in the
Bazaar, killing and iniuring forty persons.
The theatre in the Kremlin, Moscow, was
burned by Nihilisss.
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SECRETARY ScnURz seems to be at last
,,,,ipy some Of the credit to which he is
i,irly entitled for reform in the manage.
,nsnt Of Indian affairs, The New York
Tim,, notes the judicious manner in which
he has used his appropriations for the
support Of the Indians, and for the close
srru,iny and care which have resulted in
frauds heretofore practised by
Indian contractors.
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NEW YORK, July 27.-The willet Club,
Of Willet street, went on an excursion up
the East river to-day. Fighting occurred
most OF the way. One man, Andrew
Distill, was killed and two wounded.
Policeman Croley fired five shots into the
crowd. Jos. Byer was arrested on sus.
picion Of shooting Dlstill.
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GERMANY.

LONDON, July 26.-The career OF the In.
ternational Bank Of Hamburg, which has
decided on voluntary liquidation, has been
one OF unbroken misfortune since the
financial crush which followed the Franco
German war. Its capital (GSO0,OOO has
been expended in railways, banking and
land schemes, long since collapsed.
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rulnr.. RoonllRerarded as a FaiInrc.

AANEsvlLLB, July 2B.-The eiectoi Cen
eral Ewing's harangue, held last night,
is most gratifying to the Republicans, as it
made several votes for Foster. have
heard OF three Germans, all prominent
men, who, after listening to Ewing, turn
ed away in utter astonishmenta at his tinan'
cial heresies, and publicly declared that
they would vote for Foster. The speech
did not strengthen the cause here at oil.
Ewing left this morning on the 7:SC
train, going to the depot alone, which fact
shows he made no very strong attach
ments here.
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BarnesviIIe Items.
BARxEsyrLLE. O.. July 26.

EditOn Intelligeuesr.
Joseph PettycOrd, aged about 75 years,
was struck by an engine near Bellaire on
Thursday night and received serious, IL
not fatal, injuries. He was asleep at the
time of the accident. He is badly injured
about the abdomen and head. He was
brought here on No. 10 west-bound pas-
senger train on Friday morning and med
tcal aid administered, but, owing to his
advanced age and feeble physical condi-
ton, he will hardly survive.
Charles Rowans, Sr., an aged citizen of
Of this place, had severe stroke Of apo
plexy Thursday, and at present remains
in q bad condition. ROXY.
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GENERAL BUTLER has at last yielded to
,be pressure, aud will contest again the
CioyernoBhip Of Massachusetts,. The
Cincinnati Times thinks the pressure came
from the inside.
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INDIA.

SIMLA, July 27.-AIajor Cayagnari and
members OF the British Mission arrived at
Cabul on the 24th, and were received with
brilliant military honors and salutes. The
demeanor OF the populace was respectful.
Yakoob Khan replied in very friendly
terms to speech made by Cayagnari on
presenting his credentials.
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OEOMnAd.

BuFrALo, July 27.-John Mahony and
James Sullivan were drowned at Black
River Harbor while fishing. Mabonev
fell In the river and Sullivan In attempting
to save him was grasped by Mahoney and
married. "9'e
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Nearly 800 engineers, now on a strike.
AL a. Bradford, England. are prepared to EN-.
lgrate % the United States and Canada, in
accordance with instructions received
from the various branches OF the anal.
gamated engineers society in the principal
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FIRE RECORD.


HAErFoED, July %. An incendiarv
fire this morning DESTROYED n GOOD % nart y
d.s, tne maShlne shop Of the Hartford Foun.
uty, h Tnere @ valuable work, including
moGn much; heSayy gearing for the Grant LOCO
motive Works, is in progress, which Il
more or less injured. Total value Of the
machinery, stock and tools, S5J, 600. los
from $4,000, to 81, 600; insurance SIs 9BS
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Don,t won't 10 b Ameriennl,o.,

NEWARK, N. j., July 27.-Four thousand
Germans in mass meeting to-day protested
against the enforcement Of the obSolete
Sunday laws, which are chiefly directed
against Germans and at war with the
spirit OF liberty and humanity,
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"a POSITIVE benefit to young children
and intants Is the popular verdict for DR.,
Bulls Baby Syrup. Sold everywhere at
25 cents o bottle.
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R. O. THOMAS,
PTNcENEY THOMPSON,

LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Dr. ]. Ledbetter,
en- route from Memphis, was taken from
the tram by quarantine officers at this
station and sent to the fever hospital. The
other four patients In the hospital are
doing well. There Is no truth in the dis.
patches from Memphis announcing the
dlseontinuance ol trains on the Louisville
road south OF Clarksville. Trains Nos,
and 4 will continue to run to and from
Memphis daily till August II, and after
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Export and Import sta.lstIe..

WASHINGTON, July 26.-The following
table shows the value OF exports Of domes.
tic merchandise for the years 1878 and
io-o,
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RAILwAY RRIDaEs DESTROYED.

ALLIANCE, O., July 26.-0ne Of the heav-
lest rain storms ever known on the line Of
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway prevailed this morning. 1t was
Of about two hours duration, commen.
cling about 10 A. ~ Its greatest fury was
between Columbiana and Rochester.
Three railroad bridges were washed out,
but the firm stone ballast OF the road pro.
tected the track so that the trains were de.
layed but few hours, and they are all
moving in good shape tonight.
Small streams suddenly overaowed their
banks in all directions, the flood carrying
away outhouses and fences, and inflictinS
great damage to crops in many localities,
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Health Commissioners Rauch and
Francis have been in consultation here
to-day, trying to arrange for the disposi,
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look upon the ruins OF their thrift and en-.
terprise with o detected and melancholy
gaze.
Deeds Of valor too numerous 10 mention
were enacted by men In their noble ei.
forts to save life. The excitement is sub
siding, and by tomorrow correct report
Of losses can be ascertAined.
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DAMAoE 10 cRors.

PARKER, Pa, July 20.-A terrific storm,
accompanied by the heaviest fall Of rain
known for long time, occurred here to-
day. Not much damage was done at this
point beyond the washing away OF fences,
out.houses, crops, &c.
Great damage Is reported to the railroad
between here and Karns City.
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WANPuN, Pa, July 26.-The heavy
storm Of this morning did great damage
along the line Of the Erie and Pittsburgh
road. At Clinton there is q large wash.
out which will take several hours TO re.
pair. The trains this evening we're about
eight hours late,
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that date as often as the necessities Of the
case and business requires, Thus connec.
tons between Louisville and all points
South are undisturbed with the exception
Of Mahibhia
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BRIDGES CARRIED AWAY.

M1LERsrowN, Pa, July 26.-This place
was visited by q terrible storm to-day at
noon. Great damage was done to prop.
erty and crops. Karns City and Petrolia
are reported partly washed away. Nearly
all the bridges on the P. 4 K. B. X. X.
have been washed away or damaged. II
will take ten days to repair the damages.
An unocupied house In the lower part
OF town, aud barn on the Moore farm,
were struck by lightning. The Redd
brothers and boy in the barn escaped
unhurt.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-21
Middle Schools.

Rnj3!R.suiart's second letter to
Mr. 4oumanss on clucatloa,, Ia; been
pnblishedaL Lis first was confined to
thesSouthT Carolina University, and
wealr ave'already commented upon it.
His second Is written on tie sub
ject.of-NlidIie Schools rs feeders 10
the aun:ysrsi,y, and.is.wcll worthy
Of thoughtful attention.
He regardssthc establishment Of a
good Middle School in each County
fof:Pupils from fifteen ,o.cightecn,.ur-
def!thc siperi ntcndance Of the State
MS o matter Of most vial Importance.
He cites tie success Of graded
schools under State aid in Fairfield
and elsewhere, au1 urge, that a'cer-
tain amount tc appropriated by the
State TO each County 70" ::.,his.sp'c;al
purpose
He. SUCCESS, loo,'t,hc SUI crin;cn
dcnce Of TIC whole matter By aouv
Boardy2 sliellswi save IL. community
from lmposters i'll the guisc Of teach
era IS: higier.grade.
Mr.. Stuart Is a practical teacher,
and lis opinions Snrc valued. The
people ought to reap some benefit
from Their taxes, in well ordered and
permanent graded schools for ,l.ci
children. piesid' over by competent
teachers, and MIR. Gtuail's plans are
the best to secure them.
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Watchman Tell u: of tbs Nigl t.

Under this caption appears u very
caustic article in the Noes nnd CoMjrr
calling upon Ger. Gordon, Gov.
Colquitt and other shining lights in
the Southern Life lnsuranc, Comp
any, i'll the interest OF The poor widows
and orphans who are sulitring.sio
enlighten the people as to the affairs
Of this Company.
What has become of tn: money?
Where is all .the..company..prnl crty
including the immense office in
Columbia and the costly buildings
elsewhere?
Are the poor unfortunate policy
holrcrs to.gct noth;n-''back
Gen. Gordon promised to keep
them informed.
We now cal! for the inform,tion
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MegrolSufrage.

.SfS 2?&S- n .'S7 1T''A-F
EGoy.'SH amptomsim n letter to the
No'b. .tmerirun Iseuie,p takes strong
posstionsegainst the Northern Repub-
licans. swho a%re7talking about taking
away from. theL negro the right to
voteS and sa5dvisosa n continuance of
the suffrage, Lut the elevation Of the
colored mantle zitspfoper uppreci
ioRbyeducation, lby5whidh he means
mogelsssnsnre. particularly than intel
le6tnltraih;ng. G,v. Hampton HI,
struck the right key. The Republi-
callsshave gotthem selvesinto a,scrapc
andtheyawnlt to deiu'le us into help
ing them Quit by ~,tisfrnnchisin3 the
Negro Butwe won't. don't. Wcgnin
3G votes by negro s"iliagc, and ngri-
culture, i'll which black and white
haye7aacommon interest. i'll the South
is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS manufacture in
whislRahe Nartl, is employed, and we
WON'T give it up. 1t will not tax,
long either for the colorcd man to SC.
that Quaint crcs,s: as an agr.cul ural
community are common. BY this
additional vote the Democratic party
will control the nat Oh.
LII .4ai4 49, ! 4-4-
Midd1o CoGoo1,
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Sales Of Lands of the Estate Of Dan. ell
Icigler by Master.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In the common Pleas.

ol;'N"iIEriG toINrY.
In the Common Pleas.
thompson u Cooke. ct. al. E,or ana Exix
of Daniel /ciglcr. PlaintilS-a.ainsl y.
T.. W. Sistrunk, ct al defendants:
iy virtnc OLA Dccrc,al Order made in
me above cause On the .oth day Of Janl,ry
1919. will sell. by public auction in th,
the City Of Columbia. in The State aforc.
said, on The Isl Monday in March 1879 ~,
the usual place for Slcrins Sales. and
within the legal hour, therefor. the f,llow-
ing Zeal Estate of Daniel Zcislcr, ]sitiat, in
Richiand County in said State. on the Con
G;rcc hlrtr' containing one thousand and
lorty iloioJ acres, more or les. and houu-
dcd on The Vest by the Con.arcc River.
on the Southeast by the lands ot YIN. brad
dv, Oh the North by Lands Of W I)olcn and
East by lands Of and d.
scribcd ;s follows:
Tract No. |. containing 200 acres, more
or less ~oflivcr swamp Land, formerly con.
vcycd to Jane NJ. Xrigl"r.
Tract No. >. containing 200 acres. moro
or less, OF river swamp land, formerly con.
vcyod TO Daniel T.. /ciglcr.
Tract No. j. containing 200 ]..acrrs, more
or less, oirivcr swamp land, formerly con.
vcycd TO Mary Jane Zciglcr.
Tract No !. containing 200 acres. more
or less, driver swamp land, formerly con-
vcycd to the heirs Of Frederick Zeiglcr.
Tract No. .. containing 200 acres more
or less, of river or swamp land, formerly
conveyed 10 Caroline II. pauling.
Tract No. q. IN island in The on rnrce
River, containing 40 acres more or less.
Terms of Salc---t)nc half lD cash, the
balance on Il credit Of one Year, the pnrcha-
scr 10 give bond and mortgage for the
credit portion, and To pay for papers and
recording. Payment TO be made aud papers
executed 1T my office in ~Orangcburg.
W. NJ. lUTSON, Master
Masters Office, Feb. s, 1879.
feb ii o
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Masters Sales.
W. 4. Mackay. Auctionerr.
STATE OF SalTH CARUIIY.A-COUNTy
OF LhANGEBURG.
IN TILE Co:MMoS Pleas.


Ev virtue of Judgment Orders Of Fore
closure 'nd sale and Dccrctal Order. in the
causes below stated respectively, | vii! sell
by public auction, before the Court House
in the town Of Orangchuru. ON the first
Monday in March 1870, during the legal
hours in. shcriirS sales, the several tracts,
lots, or parcels Of land below described
all tuatc in the County Of Orangrbury,
and State aforesaid, viz:
by virtue of Il Judgment Ovdcr OF Fore
closure and sale in the case of Francis j
IclZcr and Francis 5. Rodgers VS.. George
Fry; all that tract Of land in the County of
Nsangclnrg. and State aforesaid, containing
ave hundred (500) ores more or less, boin-
lied on the North by the Congarcc River, ON
'i.e South by lands Of IT. II. Lcgarc; on the
East by lands of tle Estate Of T.. Glover ami
ID. Mckcnzir; and Oh the West by lands Of
Terms of Sa!e--Cash; purchaser to paw
for papers.
by virtue Of n Judgment Order or Fore
closure, and sale, in the case Of Francis ]
Pcizer, Trustee for Pclzcr Rodgers ana Co.,
and the Atlantic Phosphate Works, vs.. r.
r. Clark, al those Three Dots of Land stu.
ate III tic county Of Orangcburg and State
atorcsaid: On" thereof in the town of s.
Matthews, containingtwo CD acres more or
less. bounded OH the North by lands of ID
". Mustard. on the East bv lands of G. ".
Ar,hur, on the South by lands Of Colin
Eyrd md on the West by the South Caro-
ira Railroad. comprising and intending
the lo,s which Il. !. Cain, sheriff of Or,
ahgcburg County, conveyed to ID. ". Mus
tard on the 81 day Of November 1879:
another thereof also III the town of 81.
Matthew's, measuring one hundred and
fifty feet on the East and West sides ,nI
three hundred feet on the North ana S,uIL
sides; bounded on the NortI, bv land. of
Emanuel Gray; on the South bv lands Of c.
y. Cain; on the East by the South Carolina
l,nil Road, and on the Yves, bv Lands Of Il.
W.. H"d,"h, being the land Dr. ". + T..
lairs c"nvrTrd To the said X j.. ClayL; in
TIE year 1871; another thereof in the town
"i ~orangc!irg, fronting on Amelia Street
hihrtf'lhrtr i"ct more or less, and runnin.
back two hundred and iittv lee, NOR. or
les bounded Nortn by lo, Of Mrs. Ann
l.oni;, East hy Oiark's lot. Yves, bv GEORGE
Holivcr's lot, south 10y said street: and be.
ing the land The said T.. l.. Cain. Sheriff. as
aforesaid, conveyed to the said K T.. { ark
on the 10Th day Of March. 1879.
Terms Of S'ie-Ca>h; purchaser to paw
Tor papers.
BY virtue Of a Judgment Order Of Fore
closure and sale in the ease OF Francis j.
!c'Hrr, Trustee for pclHcr, Rodgers and CO..
against Il. Emmett Clark, all that certain
Lot or Parcel Of Land containing four
acres, thirteen ~lclcEcS, sixteen yards,
and four feet, situate in the own
of Lcwisvillc, in the County ui Orangcln!rg.
and State aforesaid. on the Monks Corner
Road, bounded bv the sad road nv Lands