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RAID ON MExICo.-A raid somewhat differ.
TN, from the kind Gen. Ord occasionally gets
up ON the Rio Grande i, about being made on
Mexico by delegations from Chicago, ST Louis,
Cincinnati and all the leading western and
southern cities. 1t is To asst M the form of n
commercial convention, to meet some time
this month in the city uf Mexico the object
heing To devise means for treer and more m
innate commercial intercourse between MeAi
CO and the United States. particularly the
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From Mend ota.
MENDOZA, Jan. 10, 1878,

MENDOZA, Jan. 10, 1873.
Thermometers at Mendoza have stood at -
and % degrees below zero several days during
the present cold snap.
Several of The Mendoza ladies received New
Years calls. Those receiving were Mrs. +. Il.
Wise, the Misses Scoop, Misses Harris Miss
Killip Rowey, Miss Olds, Miss Cook, Miss
Taylor, Miss Win,rade and Miss Anna Tewk
berry.
Last Monday the Hon. L. b. Croker started
for Springfield He has the best wishes OF his
many friends, aud we may safely say he VIII
have the endorsement Of ma jority ot his
constituents if he votes for John 4. Logan for
senator.
Could the Judges of the appellate court see
the number of glasses of beer drank and see
the general anxiety exhibited by our leading
citizens at the approach of the decision of the
Mayors case in their court, they would hasten
their decision.
Sheriff Stevens has been in our midst this
week serving writs.
II i. the aspiration of the child in and about
Mendoza To have its teacher arrested for pun
ishment in school Several cases have occurred
within the past week, but the jury. by their
verdict, gave the youngsters to understand that
they did not run the schools.
The Ancient Order of Templars insta ed
their officers publicly last Monday evening.
Some of the state officers were present.
Our churches are all observing the week OF
prayer. I. Nut.
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| As resumption has resulted in no demand on
the treasury for coin and Gen. Sherman finds
that his boarding of grccnbacks against resump
ton was unnecessary, he now informs the cab
met that he has "A vast amount of gold, silver
and grccnbacks on hand for which he has no
use, and therefore makes the sensible sugges.
ton that the biggest part of this vast surplus,
amounting to over 100000 900, be used IN the
redemption of six per cent bonds. There can
be no danger to resumption itself in following
the suggestion, for SHOULD even an unexpected
demand for gold occur, Sherman has the right
under the resumption act to use the avails OF
the per cent bonds, which are now selling at
the rate of five or six millions day, or to sell
other bonds to raise gold at once to meet the
exigcncy. This talk of the gold maniacs about
the necessity of keeping vast gold reserve in
the treasury to take care of the greenbacks is
all bosh. The government is not like bank
that can be forced into suspension and bank
ruptcy by run" Having the entire wealth
of the nation to draw upon its resources are
nlimited, and it can never be "cornered" like
bank whose safety is circumscribcd within
very narrow limits.
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Col Plumb Is now engaged IN building
seventy.fve miles of railroad from Streator
on the Paducah, north, to connect with the G..
T. !. d L. at Bremen. When the road Is com
plete, the Paducah, with this branch will b,
transferred TO the Wabash, it Is said, and will
thus be made the shortest line from st Louis
IN Chicgpo
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The great East River Bridge between New
York and Brooklyn, after an expenditure upon
it Of $l3,5000O0, is pronounced II failure and
will probably be abandoned. The bridge, II is
said, is wholly ncapacitaled to Withstand the
storms to which it will he subjected and will
not bear the enormous weights that will be pul
uDOn it,
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Dallas Herald. Here in Texas, with II demo
cratic majority of 10000, there will be five
negroes in the next Legislature, but there Is
not now, never was and never will he thai
many negroes IN all the Northern Legislatures
combined
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-11

Hon. Morton McMichael, "A we'll known
plia, and for many years Publisher of 7h'
NORTH Ame'4can, died in that city On the 9Th
inst. Of heart disease.
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France.

The senatorial elections which took place in
France on Sunday resulted in Il great Reprb
lcan TRIUMPH. OF AZ conservative senator,
but Is were reelected.
\ were storms have occurred IN the central
n"rt of France, the wind blowing hurricane
with heavy fall of snow.
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Financial circles were somewhat disturbed
"n Stu day by the announcement of failure
Of the Cornish Bank at Truro, with liabilities,
il is sIid, am Dunting to $25000000 Later re
= rt>, however say the liabilities are but $3,
25O,O0D, and tia, the uneasiness IN Cornwall j.
considerably allayed,
The weather in England is again cold, and
there is Il daily increase OF distress in every
quarter. At Manchester on the 4th there
were 1000 applications Tor relief from head,
of families, representing 1880 persons, and
next day the applications were 1000.
Gen. Grant having received such cool encour
agcmcnt To visit Cork, turned his face north
ward and visited Belfast Colcrane, London
derry, &c. The people seemed to grect him
will, grca, enthusiasm. On Thursday he re
turncd To London TO Loaf on the American
minister.
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subscriptions for all the principal papers anc
periodicals in the United States received at os'
man & Hapeman's.
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FORIGN NEWS.
The Afghan War.

Gems Stewart and Blddulph have advanced
TO within two days march of Candahar and
are in sight of the encmy's oulposts. The Gov
ernor appears determined to make stout dc
Tense.
obliged to chaSti,e some of the hill tribes,
killing some 800. TIL" procedure i, expected
10 have II good moral effect.
Shcrc An explains his flight by saying thai
after the fail of Priwar he could olace no fur
ther reliance on his troops and resolved TO 60
Il st. Petersburg to submit MS cause To u Eu
ropcun congress. He was, at last accounts,
at the headquarters of Gen Kaufman, who
seemed puzzled villa, To do with him.
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FUNERAL.

On Thursday both houses again did no bus.
mess on account of the funeral of Mr.. Hart.
ridge The funeral services took place in the
hall of the house, and were conducted by
Chaplain Harrison. After the ceremonies the
remains were taken to the Baltimore d Pot0-
mac depot to he conveyed, in charge of q con-
mittee, To Savannah for inierment.
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TELLER COMMITTEE.

Blainc's Teller committee is in session in
the custom house at New Orleans and seems
to have no difficulty in finding plenty of Wit
nesses to swear to all kinds Of bulidoZng at
the November election. In fact, you can get
witnesses Ivy the hundred 10 swear toanything
in Louisiana
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Sherman unexpectedly finds daily incrcas-
ing demand for the silver dollar The call for
them amounts 10 over 100000 day, causing
prominent treasury official, who has all
along been an antisilver man, to remark that
the people seemed to want tins kind Of money
,.ttn all
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED L1PEh'
Pain in the right side, under the edge OF 'e fio''
increases on pressure sometimes the pain Is IN tue
oft side the patient IL rarely able to lie on the eis
sides sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade. and It frequently exteads to the top OF Inc
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
ism in The arm. The stomach is affected with loss
of annette and sickness; the bowels In general are
costire sometimes alternative with lax the head Is
troubled With pain, accompanied with dull, fleaVY
sensation In the back part. There IS genera''s
considerable loss of memory, accompanied win u
painful sensation Of having left undone somethlhS
which ought to have been DONE A sllsn5, dry coueh
js sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS ard debility; he is easily startled, ms
feet are cold or burning, and he complains of
prckly sensation of the skin his spirits are low
and although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial 70 him. set be can scarcely summon up
fortude enough to try It, In fact, he distrsts every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend The
disease, but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination Of the body after
death has shown the LIVER to have beer extensive
ly deranged.
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by Richardson Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.ionccrs,
11l3 Main street.

SALE OF \ VALUABLE
i SMALL BRICK DWELLING AND LOT, On
CHERRY STREET CORNER OF GREEN, Bi
AUCTIOS.-As trustee in u certain dec! 81 trust
bearing date the 10Th day OF December, ~ Z,
from W. X. Thorp aud wife. duly recorded In the
eli. rks Office OF the CHancery Court uf tile city o.
&ichmond,io secure the payment OF certain obi.
CATION OF oebt therein mentioned tdetault having
been aGc In The pa Icnt thereof. and being % re-
uuircd To DO by the beneficiary In said accd!. shalt
trustee therein, sell hy auction, on tle premises
on FRIDAY the 18th day Of July. 1879, NJ
O'Clock =. NJ, Il NEAT TWO-STORi BRICK
DWELLING and LOT. fronting l6 lu-l2A3i feet
on Cherry street corner Of Green street.
TERMS: Enough In cash tn defray the expense
OF executing thi, trust and 10 pay off the sam oI
1865, with Interest thercou from the ION day De
cember, 1875 The residue on such terms as SHAH ID
announced at the time Of sale.
RICukRDSoS e CO., Auc.lpnccis. jy .
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucnoueer,
ll13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
" DWELLING, WITH LARGE YARD At,
FRAME STORES IN REAR, FRONTING On
BROOK AVENU E.-By virtue of Il decl &C Of Rich
inond Charcery Court entered April 49, 81 9, III
smii styIcd Graham anc as rs. Warden CT ais the
undersigned. special commissioners appointed
therein will sell at public auction. on the premises,
MONDAY, July 18th. at O'Clock y. NJ, BRlCk
DWELLING No. 121 west Clay street. Inc lot
fronts 81 feet inches more or less, on saiu Clay
street between Adams street and BROOK avenue. au
has y drnfh of IFS feet with L four-foot alley en-
Trance 10 IN alley go feet wide. r.,,.
The FRAME STORES on Brook aVenIc, iro ron,
SO fee: inches, with depth OF 90 lee'' WIN 'o''
foot alley OH the east side. .ro,ro
TERMS: One fourth cash balance az SIX. lmC ,ss
and eighteen months Degoahtc no e,. 1iteIHs. ,u =
cd and title retained tin all the purclliSc-luohes Is
paid and conveyance ordered by he Court t;e
HENRY G. CAN NON,
commissioners.
Tvs
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ATeyrIrIl,s,ly sALEss-.Fnfurn Days.
AUSyTIDN ALEsa--Fnturn Days.
~ Goddin, Warren CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesrs,
No. HOG Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A MOST
VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING $50 ACRES,
LYING IN THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER, ON YORK RIVER,
AT CLAY.BAEK WHARF.

. 7 3
Pursuant TO decree Of the Chancerv Court OF the
city Of Rtchmont, entered June 1S- 1878, IN inc
SUIT OF William r. Rowe rs j. ;. Tower &e., trus'
tees, &c. VIZ, james Neeson ana Thomas G: jazz OK
son, of the under:tg and ~ pursuance OF ae.
cr-c of the Circuit Court Of Gloucester county en-
tered November 90 1873, in he suits Of Lanie amer
brothers Co. Of. T. A. Leavitl Co., aLa OF James
Harvey "a. jasper G. Rowe and others. J, u. BOZ
wen seaweIl. Of the undersigned IN conjunction
with the said James Eeesou and Thomas q. jack
son, VIII sell ON FRIDAY, Juy Is. 1879, At ~
O'Clock NJ. on The premises ut public AUCTION. 70 me
highest bidder therefor. that TRACT OF LAND,
lying in The county Of Gloucester. STATE OF VrglnIa.
on York river, known as :. Ii arnirage," containing
800 ACRES, more or less, on the following tsrDs-
tC-wit:
For cash sufficient paythe expentes OF said sale
and slc costs Of said SUITS The residue 81 she pur-
chase. money In four equal insta'iDcnts ut siX,
twelve eighleen and twenty fonr months the credit
iustamen 10 bear interest At the rate OF SIX per
cenium per annuiu from day OF SALE and 10 he
evidenced BY negotiable notes: the little 70 De r.
taiued until all the pnrchase-lnoney IS paid.
JAMES NELSON.
Special ommissoner:
THOMAS q. JACKSON,
SpeciaI Commits. Toner:
n. BOSWELL SEAWELL,
yl4-1Ot Special Commissioner.
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AUCTTOE sALgs.-ro,,,,---
hy Richardson Il Co. -
1113 Main street.

T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF v,rr
l. ZEAL Estate IN THAT r,rr- -, III f.
CITY OF RICHMOND Known Al W TIjE
BY AUCTION by virtue Of tho ,,-' '.'' hkIT,
certain dntd Of trust. hearing date ill., ',n'n, Z
May. ST., from Dennis O'Dta ard ,y.r, 20 'ar u
corded In The ClIancerv Court ~ tt. IT,. fntg 70
mond, and decree Of Tie said Corr, , ,., ~ Fan.
short style Of U'Dca re. Lee" rrr.tt, .f"F b n.
bih day OF Jnly. 1879, ] shsil. r. ,r,''. ~ 10
deed. and by virtue Of said decree ..r: W n iii
on The premises or SATURDAY no -, a"c'.an
July. S79. nj & o'clock r. NJ ~" rr,ii' tAT1r
Inentiontu In said deed. md d.scr ftrt - ~:
~ iGloWa-to wit. those TWG CEf.I,n"'." ''"'y
fARCtl.S OF LAND. vita ih,. IN '.'i>n
thereon. In the city II iichmu,rG :, ,,;''''i'a',
LOUISIANA and Fourth streets. r:nr,.. " ''L"': Z
ana street. 323a feet more or lc,. o., '"' "....
within parallel lings and on III Zine, .iS b,
JOG feet to an alley ten feet siG. ''l''h ,'r~,
LOT DE LAND. With The irn,,r,-.. 80 ma n'Lrr
fronting 80 feet on Orleans street 8. H. 'r'5',n
interseciion with SAID Fourth ,,r.c. . f''Vr-,
hack within parallel lines ana with .. ''"ai.
Fourth sirtet 30 feet ~ said aI!cy NM. 49,. 90!
ing '''" ''' ....s.
TERMs-fo VIII: Cash $. to one th,.rd A.
cccds or sac Inc r"thp ia o.iu,l lu,.,,. 81. l'--
credit nf SIX alid iwevc month. win I.,, .."f
thereon from dav Of SALT me rnrr,, 49, '.'-...
his negotiable notes for ,..sI ,..,..'. .'' NF.,-
with interest aided. and III" - ir. .- '..' ''r''
retained until said note, are inn. ..,s 'n.-f
vcyance directed by the CoUr' " ''t-
RICHARDSON & Co. 4uc.!prrr. '.'.' -" ''".
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ATOTICE.-Bv virtue OF a wri, Of .riert
~ rdctns issued from the clerks office Of Tie
County Court OF Giles county in the NAME o. u. \.
French, for. &c, Pulaski aud Giles iu i nv
COMPANY. ana In my hands tor collection, WIZ. ",
the arm DAY OF OCTOBER, 1879, at me Iro ,i''
door OF the court house Of Giles county; 2ner 10, 10,
cash. ONE SECTION OF TEN MILES OF THE
PULASKI AND GILES TURNPIKE koap, ~
said county, running from Pearl, burg 10 aesr iop
viii 49, '>N'N ]. III. WOODRAM, u. s."
w." for j. 4. Hale, 5. G. Z.
.Iuvp17. 1874. ie20-law90d
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) nv George =. yashon & Son, Anctioneers,
No q Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
I JpI.E VACANT LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF
F0uRTH sTREhT BETW ZEN: CANAL AND
BYRD STREETS At AUCTl0G-tn pursuance
R,chmord. Entered on the Sd day of July, 1879, in
tie suit of Slascn u.s. Tuns!all and Others anf 1 1s
PFaI' FSTATE above inen ioncj at public auction:
on the prr nlises, on MONDAY. the l 4th day OF
july 1879, at 6 O'CLOCK r. NJ. This lot has Irolt
nj 11I ieet on Fourth street. running BACK 13O teet
betwccn parallel lines, and Is desirable location LOT
private residence, it Is near. to CANDLES iii
Park. ,.- 49,,
twelve mon, hs for negotiable no!es. win interest
addcd-iit!c be retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered by tie
t'onr, A. r. COURTNEY,
" q Special Commissioner.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. C. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, In cases
AGUE AND FEVER, when. taken with quinlne, are
productive of the most happy results. No better
cstbartc can be used preparatory to or after taking
auiuine. We would advise all who are afflicted with
{ his disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and rs a simple pur-
gativc, they arc unequalled.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coatcd
Every box has red wax seal on the lid, WITH the
DIR. MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
SIGNATURES of G.. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. G. McLASEs
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros' %
Pittsburgh Pa the market being full of limitations
Of the name ,IcLASs, spelled differently but same
Recommendation. my 12-deow1y
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I5y Frank d. Hill & Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneerS,
l10S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SNAIL
| uoT-SvS OK TIE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF CHERRY AND ALBESIAkLE STREETS:-
By virtue Of Il tee. Of trust to me- recorded IN me
clerks n;cc of Richmond Chauccry Court. n ID. -.
10 G. plyc 3 4. default having been ma,: III me
paymrnt OF two notes secured therein, and at the
request of the beneficiary IN said deed. VIII sell on
Monday july 2l. 1874. on the premises nj -:
o'clock +. 81. the PROPERTY described III sa!a
deed Is follows That certain lot or parcel OF Elhu
at the northeast corner OF Ancu'arlc ana tacrF!
streets fronting 3s feet on Cherry street with Il
tirrI of 49, feet 10 Inches TO an alley III common
90 feel wide. with THREE FR tME DWELLINGS
lu.rpon The dwellings contain each three raoms,
and are now rented 10 good AMI prompt paYing TEN
ants The properly will be sold - = whole or nI-
vided to suit the views OF pur hassrs.
TERMS. by consent Of the beneficiary. viii he nii'
third ca -h baIace In six and twelve months, wIt
six per cclt. intercs added
tyl0 FRANK d. HILL. Trustee.
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by ". Goidin, AucIionecr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
" TENEMENT IN SIDNEYt on THE SOUTH
SIDE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN PARK
AND WALNUT STREETS.-As commissioner of
The Circuit Court OF Henric0 county, entered on
the 3lst January. 1879. IL the case OF NorreIl
ayains, Dickinson &C., shall offer for sale NJ pub
nc auction, on The premises. on WEDNESDAY the
i6Ih july 1879. at O'Clock r. NJ. the western OF
the two BRICK TESElES1S2 1XlOO feet, located
rs ABOVE containing four rooms, and referred TO In
the bill OF the piaipiif-
TERMS One third cash: balance at six and
twelve fot negotiable notes, int crest added,
aud title rct:.icd till the further Of the Court
L. T. SPiLMAN.
iy1O Special Com IN s. iouer.
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ACTION sALEsS--Tfiis Day.
By Chaffsn. Staples g Co.,
~. n,H huoffauapfg. ~

1,PT7sTEE,s SALE OF A SMALL
r1RM IN HTERICO COUNTY BY AUG.
TioN.IHv virtue Of d certain deed Of trust from
r W Alley. dated July t. 1879 and guy wl sei
81 onction in front OF Henrico county court.hGnse,
on MONDAYJ july IA. s7g that 1eins ~.
1T i2 o'clock M. certain 1RAGI pF 81, rict
snnt fourteen miles west Of Richmond, continuing
3s9 ACRES. aud nd Jining the LANDS OF Ihoinas \.
Srpts,s The deed requires cash 10 eapenses or
eoIe and to pay off asnoie of 1860, with Interest
from atl October, 1875, until paid; bur u Is pro
p s ana aai hnoie ROBERT LEEKY,
tiine u NJ, 1ox1a - Trustee.
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by Richardson ( Co..
Real Esta:e Agents and Au:lIon:crs,
Ills Main stree.

TOUR DESIRABLE SMALL DWELL
Il INGS AND LOTS Oh IWEkTi-FOIEl!i
,I-cTIIS -By rclrrast o.! he owner VIII seli ny
auctlon, on The premises. on WEnNESDAf he
9Th July. 1879. II O'Clock T. NJ. Epl L SM.N!.l;
,s above containing three rooms each anti lot 10
Nv lbs feet with wide ally III the rear hi" pro-
petty will be sold rs whole or divided 20 suit par
TrEMs: one fourth cash: balance BIZ negotiable
nn,rS nj six Twelve. and eighteen months. with IN
,rrr>f added ana secured bv deed Of trust on The
,r.,rrty RICHARDSON < CO.
huctiunees:.
s,,o ,orLur,rd he V NJ LEE jv II
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Real Estate Agent Auctioncer' anu NoI'i1 "'''0'
office corner OF Ninth and Hull Streets
Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
CABLE FARM ABOUT FIVE MILES r FR1M
GLOVER HILL, CHEsTERFlELD EH ro,,,t 4;
VAEBy virtue of a decree OF The Circuit Court ..
Chesterfield county. entered May IL, 1879, in the
snit nf !" L, w Moore rs. Gresham's adnnlstrator
and u.s. we: the undersigEsd special nseTed
1n,,hnusc nm the IN dav OF July. 1879. at II
O'clock r FARM or TRACT or Rd h n6ssSs.
cd, " contaniae SIX BgNpsEp AID ;ro T fIo
Nv ui chssterfied County, Va. and adjoining
he lands lands of william Wlkinson. 7. u. Wcmac i
md others. COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS ana
rio snid sale is made ut The risk ana costs Oh
f,,,rerco Crrsham the former purchaser Thereon.
Terms: One third cash; and the iesidhe npo'l
credts Of one and years, the purchaser 10 exc,
cte notes for the deferred payments. interest tiuh
from 1ay of safe. and the title retained untli III:
whole Of The purchase money is paid and convey
".' - e. c. MCRAE.
MEADE HASkINS.
Special Commissioners
FL SAMPSON. huctonccr. j. 3s&l2
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A FINE FARM FOR SALE At AUG
N TInN.-At the request Of he owner We WI
sell al pubic auction, on The premise on tll)Al
July 25th. ut | O'Clock L. VI. Il FlRSI-t Lass
FARM, well Improved and admirably located. CON
tanning $50 ACRES, situated IN SposFiVah!'
county. Va. six miles from Frederic k>hnrg, and on
the public roa'T leading from Frederick >barg 10
Richmond residence Of the late Jndge Er'oke, "i
the Supreme Court OF Appcalsi. Five nuhlrri
acres in fine state OF cultivation: balance III org
nal forest II Is divided IL: 20 i've he- WIN u i,eser
ftilr" stream EASING through ctcli !: nrchar0 Oh
four acres in full bearing; BRICK 'WELLiNH,
CON; aininp Eight rooms. with necessary closels SC
nic,. FRAMED COTTAGE IN the yard; tDUR
FRAMED HOUSES Of two rooms each, for l'Dor-
rrS: out buildings ample and IN good repair: two
IN lie, by a good road from summit station. on The
Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad. There Is
an iur xhasiible marl-bed OH the place.
THIS properiy will TIE sold ~ great sacrifice In
order 10 Get some debts !uc BY the estate OF the lie
owner. ConveyaLccs viii be NJ Summit station 10
meet PERSONS wishing TO attend the sale.
TERMS: Liberal. and made known at day OF sale
For further particulars apply 10 -
DICKINSON Il CHEWING.
Auc,ionccrS, Richmond, Va
~ il < 81 Goa.Gf