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REMARK ABLE CHANGE N A MANS
III uAIR-The Han ishnrn I.Lt..int s.lNs.

Obadiah !. Farling is thirty-eight years
old, and by trade plasterer. lie served in
the army. and during his term Of service sui
fered from a severe attack of scarlet fever.
When the fever left him he found that his
hair, which had formerly been bright au-
burn in color, was changed to decided gray.
Several weeks ago he employed john A
Herman, esq, young lawyer OF this city, 10
make application for pension winch Is due
him. The application, containing descT1p-
ton of the applicant rs a gTay-haireu man,
was duly forwarded, and Mr. Herman saw
nothing more of his client for some time The
other day Farling walked into the lawyers
Office and as he took of his hat and remarked
that he had just recovered from an attack OF
iuflammatorv rheumatism, Mr.. Herman was
astounded t. discover that the man whom ne
had recently described in the pension appl-
cation as Cray-headed, now possessed crop
of bright auburn hair with not a gray lock
on lis head. The man is unable 20 give any
explanation Of the change, and MI deIiil,tlll y, u
{ is naturally somewhat concerned about Iie Ie
/ discrepancy between his description ana tle
actual appearance OF the man
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AT O'CLOCK, p. VI, the following described
real estate, to wit:
No. 1.-The interest of William KitteIl decd
formerly of Uriah Lloyd of, in and to a tract OF
timber land situate in Susquehanna township in
Uriah Lloyd, Isaac Westover, Jonas Baum, Thos.
Tozier, and John b. Baum, containing ninety-three
NO. PA piece or parcel of land situate in
Cambria township, about one-half mile from Eb-
Edward Owens and John Kirschner, containing ten
acres and sixtythree perches, all cleared andunder
No. 3.-A piece or parcel of unimproved land
situate in Cambria township, bounded by the Beu-
lah road, lands of Joseph Wilman, heirs of James
and George Mills and others, containing sixtytwo
acres and eighty-three perches.
NO. "A piece of ground situate in the West
pike, Lloyd street and West street, containing
No. "a half lot OF ground situate in the West
ward of Ebensburg borough, bounded on the north
by lot of Mrs Sarah Davis, the east by lot of j.
& II. A. Shoemaker, on the south by Lloyd street,
and on the west by an alley.
No. 6.-The undivided onc-half interest Of in
and TO piece or parcel Of land situate in Blackck
township, known as the John Gillian, farm,
and Robert Ferguson on the east by land of Isaac
Wissinger, on the south by land of A. W Rowland,
and on the west by lands Of A. w. Rowland and
David d. Davis containing one hundred and twen-
ty-three acres, less about seventy acres OF
thereon erected a good two-story stone dwelling
house, frame barn, and other outbuidings. There
is good orchard on the premises and n coal bank
OF excellent coal.
to r.. L. Johnston, ESQ., will be offered for sale at
the same time and upon the same terms, so thatthe
purchaser can buy the whole farm If he desires.
No. IA piece or parcel Of improved land sit
uate in the west ward of Ebensburg borough,
bounded on the north by land of F. A. Shoemaker,
on the east by West street. on the south by High
street, lot of Hartman Berg and land of heirs OF
stephen Lloyd, deceased, containing seven and
one-halt acres, more or less, and having thereon
erected large twO-story frame dwelling house.
There is good orchard the premises. This
piece will be sold in two portions, the house and
about three acres in one part and the remainder,
about four and onehalf acres in the other part,
| in one whole piece, to suit purchasers.
No S.-A square OF ground situate n the West
ward of Ebensburg borough, bounded on the north
by Lloyd street. the east by Spruce alley, on the
south by Ogle street, and on the west by West
street, containing two and One-half acres and hav
ing thereon erected good two story frame dwell
ing house, frame stable, and all the necessary
outbuildings, and having a good orchard on the
premises.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale, and the
/ remainer in two equal annual payments, with in
terest, to be secured by the Judgment bond and
mortgage OF the purchaser.
MARGARET KITTELL.
Admi inistratrix of William kittell, decd.
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IA Estate Of ELIZA BETH BIGLEY decd.
LetteA Of Administration on the estate Of Eliza
beth Bfgiey. late Of Washington township. de-
ceased having been granted to the undersigned
by the Register Of Cambria county. all persons in
debted to said estate are hereby notified TO make
payment without delay and those having claims
against the same will present them properly au-
thenticated fer settlement.
THOMAS MAXWELL, Admir-.
4 IL
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TTNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

"a Estate Of GEORGE WBHN. Sr.. deceased.
Letters of Administration the estate Of Geo.
Wehn. ST.. late OF jackson township, Cambria coun-
tv decd having been granted to the undersigned
by the Register Of said county. all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby notified 70 make payment
without delay. and those having claims against
the same will present them properly authenticated
FOR settlement JAS. NJ. SINSER,
Ebensburg, July 25, 1s7e.-6t Administrator
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NOTICE.

H Estate of MARGARET ATKINSON, decd.
Letters testaInentary on the estate OF Margaret
Atkinson late Of LOrelto borough, deed, having
been granted TO the undersigned. notice Is hereby
given TO all persons indebted to said estate that
payment must be made without delay, and those
having claims against the same should present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
FRANCIS OFRIEL. Executor.
LUrCtty July Is 1s5e-5t
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@TIS-1svtp made an interminable call
upon a lady of his acquaintance. Her little
daughter. who was present, grew Weaiy on W
his Conversation. and whispered i'm an aulnie
tone. 'Didgr Pr .'-iu- h's amen WIN nhi's
mamma
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
~ writ of Fl. Fd. issued out of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Cambria county and to me directed.
there will be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House in Ebensburg, Monday, September Isf 1879.
at o'clock p. NJ. the following real estate TO wit
All the right, title and interest Of Joseph Stone
bighter IT.. of, in and to piece or parcel of land
adjoining lands Of l.. Mangold NJ. Kersh, VIM.
shank and others, containing loo acres, more or
less. about 90 acres Of which are cleared. having
thereon erected one-and-a-half story plank house
and log barn, now in the occupancy Of Joseph
Stonebighter Jr., and one story house in the oc-
cupancy of Joseph Stonebighter, Sr. Taken in eX-
ecution and be sold at the suit Of Joseph Stone
bighter.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid when the property is Knocked
down and the remaining twO-thirds before the con-
firmatiOn Of the deed.
JOHN RYAN, Sheriff.
Sherlh's Office Ebens burg Aug. !. 1879.
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SHERTFF,S SALE.-By virtue of :

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
Owrit of Vend. Erpon issued out Of the Orphans
Court and Court Of Common Pleas OF Cambria
county and 10 directed there will be exposed to
public sale, at the Court House in Ebcnsburg, on
Monday, September 1sf 1879. at l o'clock, p. NJ the
following real estate, TO wit:
All the right title and interest Of Isaac Lutte and
William Lutte. Of. in and to piece parcel of
land situated in Susquehanno township, Cambria
county, Pa, adjoining lands of John Gardner.
Adam Iulay, Peter Garman, and William Gar
man. containing $50 acres, more or less about so
acres of which cleared, having thereon erected
q one-and- half story plank house and frame sta
BILE now in the occupancy of William Lutte. Taken
in execution and to be sold at the suit OF ]. T.
Backhouse and Sarah Ann, his wife, in right OF
said Sarah Ann.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third OF the purchase
money to be paid when the property is knocked
down. and the remaining two-thtrds before the con-
firmaton of the deed. JOHN RY AN. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Once. Ebensburg, Aug !, 1879.
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Advertising Rates

The large and rapidly Increasing eircu,stton
o. TIVE FREEMAN cOmmeuds Il TO The fevo-sf,I.
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AuultOE NOTICES b. --ll
Stray and similar Notices. l-5o
Business items, first insertion lOc- per line
each 50 uDsequent insertion SC. per line
s-Resolluf0ns OF proceedings Of any CORPORA
ton OF society. aud communications designed 70
call attention 70 any matter II limited i7dfUidtEdl
interest, must Dc paid for as advertisements.
JOB PRINTING OF all kind neatly and expedi-
tously executed at lowest prices. Don't for
get it,
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= PrBLIsHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
/ Ebensburg, Pa, by H. A, MCPike.

,B-nuteed Circulation I,I2S
Nd STILL A BOoNISG. MATCH IT?
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WOOLEN FACTORY
COUNTRY WORK A SPECIALITY.

y -atsrs.g gued having recently purchased the
lE Hugwn as the EBEN,HUEs WOoLEN
-a -FDn the Assignee of a. y. & Geo. W
-Fe iH call the attention Of the public to
-A 20 they propose putting said Factory in
T.. COT NTRY WORK. such as Card
n ~ eng SPINNING weaving &c.
Alauuiteture Blank cts EIanmeIS.
ssiilters and Yarn.
4 -...-Lle al man To manage the business. we
~ s.-!t4lee entire satisfaction TO an who favor
- -..lit custom F. H. BARKER
t ALVIN EVANS.
r NAY 2 lsls--tt Ed. JAMES
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In addition to lts tonic and cathartIc prop.
critics, HostetteFs Stomach Bitters exercises q
beneficial influence upon the kidneys and
bladder, when they are inactive, by stimula'
llngt 10 renewed exertion, thus reopen.
ing, as II were, q slulco for the escape Of I'M.
pIrites whose regular channel Of exit Is the
oreahs OF urination. Among these are certain
abnormal and intlammatory elements, pro.
ductive Of irreparable injury to the system \
not entirely expelled. The kidneys and blad'
stimulus, Us their inactivity Is usually pre-.
lIminary to their disease and disorganiZatlon
They also experience, In common with Other
portions OF the system, the potent invigora
live effects Of the Differs, which Furthermore
cOrrects dsortltred conditions Of the stomach
bowels and liver. MwT&w
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are true, and that Moundsyille is much
better place than we get the credit OF be-
The farmers and gardeners are now oil
busy, and q large crop Of everything In
the vegetable line Is now being planted.
Our next temperance meeting will be
held Tuesday evening, the 18th inst, OF
which time We expect Robert Marshall to
address US. \.
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MoUNDsv1LLE.
Temperance Meetings CIoscd-BurIaI Of
Mrs. Ferguson-Slow Progress OF the
New Church building, &C., dc.

Mrs. Ferguson-Slow Progress OF the
New Church building, &C., dc.
MoUSDsvILLE, May 9th, 1870.
Correspondence Of the IntelIiEeucer.
Our temperance meetings closed on last
Thursday night, with an address by Jacob
Kemple, Esq. The house was well filled,
notwithstanding the fact that there were
several other meetings in different parts OF
the town, on the same evening.
Mr.. Mcconnell and wife left Saturday
morning for Keyser, where he expects to
labor some two weeks, and after that he
goes to Bellaire.
Mrs. Ferguson, wife Of John Ferguson,
Esq, was buried at q o'clock II. NJ, yester.
day. She was most estimable lady, and
patiently bore the long aud lingering i'll.
ness that caused her death. The bereaved
family have the sympathies OF all.
We saw our new Colonel Bridges on
Saturday evening. He bears the honor
very meckly.
Slowly the work progresses at the new
CuuICu puAdlIS 1Hbte seems 10 be q
want otinterest manifested in the building
OF 1t. Some one said a few days ago thai
the church here could not prosper until
the members showed their iiberality
enough to build church edifce. This
may or may not be so, but 1t would be a
good thing for the cause il all the members
could bemade to feel that it was SO.
A new grocery aud confectionery is iust
opening out in the upper Ward. Messrs,
McGill and Shepherd are the proprietors,
Our Mayor has been making 1t hot for
the whisky sellers for the past few DAYS.
Fifty dollars and costs generally brings
them to the realization OF tho fact that thew
are violating law. n :
II. j. Mclean is lying very low at pres.
ent, and his death isexpected at any mo.
ment. - ~
Our municipal election comes Off soon,
and candidates are plenty for the office OF
Sergeant. The Office may be paying one
but not so pleasant as it might be.
Moundsville Just now Is so scarce OF 10.
calls that It is almost an impossibility to
write anything in that line. l might tell
you how business Is reviving, how nu.
inerous are the strangers that come aud
60, what vast improvements are being
contemplated for the coming summer,
such as the building OF new residences,
grading OF streets, &C., but for fear i
would not be believed l will content nv.
self by assuring you that all these things
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AT washington, Pa, in little grave
yard lies the body of Lieutenant-Colonel
Roger s. Dix, a brother Of tho late General
John A. Dix. Lieutenant Colonel Dix, an
officer Of the regular army, was returning
from the Mexicanwar when he was taken
with the cholera at Washington and died.
The citizens Of the place keep the grave
carefully sOdded, and on each Decoration
Day lay flowers upon it,
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The above sale !, adjourned until SATURDAY, NJ,
10th, at the same hour, ~
myS ". J. W, CowDEN, Trusts.
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ilciency in technical and industrial educa,
ton among US, --,-
plausible measure inaugurated by the Ma
tional Convention looking toward the pro-
motion Of the same.
ReSoled, That copy ofthese resolutions
be forwarded 10 theeditors Of the Wheel.
Ing DAILY INTRLLioENCER for publication,
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WESTON.
Meeting OF Colored Citizens TO Express
sympathy for Their Fleeing Brethren
In the South.

Meeting OF Col0red Citizens 10 Express
sympathy for Their Fleeing Brethren
In the South.
WESTON, W. Va, May 9th.
Editors IutellIgencer.
Alta meeting of the colored citizens oil
this place few evenings since, held to give
public expression Of their sympathy for
their fleeing brethren from the South.
The following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The colored mind has been
deeply agitated for some time on the ques.
ton OF Western emigration;
ReSolted, That we do endorse the hold.
ing OF National Convention at Nashville,
Tenn, on the 9th inst. to advise. upon the
question.
WHEREAS, The masses Of colored people
are ignorant as to the true condition OF
South; - '''e
Rea0lvd, That we favor the establishing
OF an Independent National Organ for The
general dissemination Of the facts in the
case; and ''N
ResOlred further, that wc urge our dele.
gates to inaugurate practical scheme for
the establishment Of such Organ.
WHEREAS, It appears from evidence
coming from incontrovertible authority
that the freedmen are denied the full OK.
ercise OF their political and industrial
rights in certain sections OF the South.
Resolred, That we deplore such a condi.
ton Of affairs; and further, that the plant.
er, with his knowledge OF the negro char
aeter, has so far failed to solve the vexed
question by not bringing about harmo-
NOUS solution OF race conflict, thereby com.
polling the exodus Of the negro from his
native land to seek his destiny in wild
and unknown land, =
WHEREAS, There are millions OF acres
o. fertile public lands unoccupied In the
states Of Kansas and Colorado, and the
and ''NN N ''"'
WuEREAs, The migration and perma.
nent settlement Of colored people from
the south upon said lands would in few
years add millions OF wealth to the Uni.
ted States; and
:, WHEREAS, The climate Of said States and
territories Is more congenial and better
adapted to the physical constitution Of the
eolored man than higher Northern lati.
Reaoleed, That in our opinion the inter.
ests OF the refugeeing freedmen would be
best served by emigrating to said States
and Territories. '''S
WHEREAS, There Is a great lack OF pro.
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VIZ are indebted to Mr.. Chas. E. Van.
keuren, formerly OF Wheeling, for copies
Of the Sioux City Daily Journal, and The
Daily Pres and Dakotian, the latter pub
lished at Yankton, Dakotah Territory.
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IT Is the mill owned by Harvey & Co..
mot Harvey Bros.,) one.third interest in
which is to be offered at administrators
sale at Wellsburg to-day, the 9TH.
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DIED.

DARRAGH.-MOndAy, May Sth, at * o'clock 4.
NJ, Mr. DASIEL DARRA0H In the list year Of bis aye.
Funeral from The rEsideuCe Of bis son, Thso. 8.
DuraSh, ave ~ miles east Of the city, on the Na-
tonal Road, known Is the Kennedy Farm, al 2
O'Clock P. NJ, wednesday, May 1th. Tntermsnt at
Greenwood Friends Of the family arc Invited TO at
tend.
lie died as hs lived, in peace.
HELLY.-Ol paralysis Of the heart, on Tuesday
afternoon, May g, $50, sALLIE B., vile Of Aaron
Kelly, 10 the G6th year Of her age.
Funeral from LeeWOOd Farm on Thursdsy after.
noon at O'Clock. IniOrment In Greenwood Cemetery.
Carriages will leave the Mcclure House At l2 O'clock
Pm.
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Sussa@L aCntsssx.
ELECTRIC BELTS.

A sure cure for nervous debility, premature decay
Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure. Circular
mailed free. Address ]. x. REEVES, q Chatham
street, New York Iel9.AwFAW
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF rRAIss-wHExtms TINE.

sTriAdelphiA Accommodation. This train only runs
between Wheeling and Trsadelphla.
tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accommodation.
tStOubenViIe AcCommodAtlon.-This train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Belaire, stopping when required At
Sherman House, KtnAVille, West Wheeling and
Gravel Hill,
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The Musical Trade Reviews wheeling
Correspondence.

Reference was made in yesterdays
paper to letter from this city to
the Musical Trade Rerier OF New York, in
regard to the production Of the Pinafore
opera by q company of our amateurs. Said
reference has probably aroused desire
on the part Of many persons to see the
Rtriev'. article, and we therefore submit II
rs follows
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,

GklS ] AuUKU'S HAHN I'VE.
II cOuntCrleib the richest blacks and browns pro-
ducins an instantaneous and enduring change from
any obnoxious color without staining the skin Or In.
pairing the vitality Of aElugle dbre.
Christadoro's Hair PreserYatiYe,
valuable adjunct to the Dye, 10 dressing and pro-
melting the growth and perfect health Of the hair and
Of Itself, when uIsd alone, safeguard that protects
the hbres from decay under ell circumstances and
under all clinss Manufactured BY J. CRIsTA-
DoRo, No. % William st., New York, Sold Sy ali
Druggists. Applied BY all Hair DreSSers.
ap2l.MWHGw
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TRUSTEES SALE.

'NSS4HE SALE.
By virtue Of Deed Of Tru,, made lv tA.g,
man and Louisa schlCkman, hi, win ~ w., ',l9t'
tee, dated May !, 1873, rrcOrlsl ia ihs M. ny.
Clerk o. the County Court oil Ohio rpIr,r o. y,
gtnla, In Deed Of Trust BOOK no u, p.se 4, 10. W
SATURDAY, THE I'd DAY OF MAY N, S"' "a
commencing a. 10 Del eek \. III, eel a, IN, ton,A
Of me Court House Of said county the i5SSiNS.' ~
scrlbed property, mat Is to say Apit Of ii" 'e'
parcel o. ground Numbered as lot No b, an NJ q
ode Of Market street, between Twenty ~, ~
Iwenty'sxth street, 10 the Sixth Wl ID ,s y, W
Wheeling, bounded aud described as tollot. AZ, ~
ginning ten Ieet from tho north side Of ll rs,., o
10 and IN the centre VI the division wall
mems numbered and 5, and ranan, tbsr,' Wy. W.t'
Is feet more or less TO the centre u th ~
between teneIneltS and &, and nluDip, mn ~
uniform width OF Naid font 10 thcErg n tSs " y;
said lot. The numbers Of sail icuCmeli, Y ,.a w
No. ], on tho north corner u lot No ~ W
said lot No. 49, together with all AMI ,n,ui, iS
pr0V0ments thereon, and the heFtdlanggI, Wy, -, y.
puFtenanceE thereto belonging Title btlirysi,.R
good, but viii convey only AuGh title i, /, tr, i
me by said Deed Of Trust CIV Z
THRMs-TWO hundred dollars 10 ra,h On l,v,t...
the balance In two equal insLllluen,s Al Al,
twelve months, pEomiSeOry notes braiIny In,,,'.,
from day Of SUE 70 bG given Tor the ,ltl,IrjJ ~,
ments. The title to he retained until vayurgti, F'
W J. ", COW0E.N. ITs,,ss
d. De- NVNA"A'1 9'''tItO'' lh
The above sale ls adjourned until SA1rEp,Y M,
10th, at the same hour. '"'
myS VI. ". C0wDES, Trat,
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Gssasssa' SaIeu


TRUSTEES SALE ov
4 REAL. estate TEE VI NALUAur
H5 S Virtue q a deed Of tu,, n,, '"Ei
q FSL SI 1ad Ia AtSFnI.l S@ lS, ~ IVA,
&c GsFE q tue co s ISsS ,, y he 3. \,
0ssa .! Trust Book No nv" y y Ya.q ,Vatiy q
SATURDAY, TUE gIH LAY Of W. w, ga =
S =. at 10 O'clock A. n ..,' ". NAY, isa
slli pTop,I aSIis f a ,oqniy tue I '
eiea and SeVehij.iW ~! IN ~ lhllFrvi,s' pt'
%S SeEwsnttenlh street, Oa Ibs ,, ISa ,ls zss
s!SsS f ss. 'I nd, ss;% ,,Ss "s :. A. "a
sinlai known a. East Whsti,G, TTthfr''h; W,y NJ
US Pe'tect, but selling Is tFs,,ct .Ty WE lila.
u TESS S ' ~ 10 me By ld jp'i t t,s,, Hs NJ
I1e balance Ia three puSl in,,,'a'l "a laytt AL.
10y Ivy eiSatstn months negotiable %e,, y - us
mont TS an 55I ! o. ,aIe 70 He ,cn o "pt N, MIA
:. =. HERHEY, AurtIonNTt' No"ptN, 1Iu'tS.
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SATURDAY, MAY 24th, 1870

Snmeaeing ~ iOOClack A, ", the io,o,t,.,"
Il h s!I,I !S.f n ii, I The TaI iS y
Virginia, aud more particularly de-, "ui siAle WI,
,o SS n n ono hundred aud IEriy s, iyon
ae ~ ISo G north tT yIY IIF'! stty , S
water lot Numbered SIX o. ali al ,ns M var hay
aug Guy o. wheeling laid Out by IrpT, I Waa z u,
Iee lor EbeheLer ZaHt, on WhteHn. My1'it, I's,
menlA belonging thereto, 7'A 'At Leytl.
TERMS oP sALG-FiIteen h,nlrJ IJI,.
muel nor9 ~ tue purchaser may Gc T Ii,tH iat u
m N mn q On %s' o. 5HS Che balance
Interest FROM day Of sale, the pafcb,..,' h,Tt UA
!la6le mote. therefor, and to u ,erurJ .les Deg
p the satisfaction Of the Trustee Or hT ehlo'Sn
d sale. ei"ton The Iv
The title TO the above property /, bel,,A.
perfect but selling a. trustee shall op TIy'A 10 =
title Is Is vested Ia tue by said ,lt,l W wave! VI
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