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1otal Gleauiugs.

nsston coming in slowly.
opsss still 10 session
n..ks sre coming In our lakes by
nelusdrsds.
n,.esists complain Of good health
..dthe Glow sale Of medicine.
0alaon 10 going from town to Tes.
~. landing for shipment.
11sp sse We to have public schools
. ~ parish ?
~ hunters are now on the hunt
-aceess email.
~ lsesl friends are quite busy at
nsthb week.
Mn and again let US ask, what
\ 90 think OF the VlNDIcAroR now ?
Ialehitoches revives the coming
- uader the impulse Of the circus.
~ elscus, museum and mensgerie
Ialphitoches on Friday, Nov. 5th.
sobp newsy and progressive. !" "A
a.swspsper," 10 what our bitter.
xho ~ Of Us.
0o>o I. Csspsri's for any article
- I'D. He will sell you at the
tsps marginal profit.
aDeoe 0lbonoise, the celebrated
l,aales man and contortionist, is
"a Thornton's circus and menage.
h
N lovers Of good Oysters have an
seoelupity Of gratifying themselves
~ saloon Of our young friend.
l,aA, PoSrExor. on ". Denis street.
n Or has been full OF flying
,lnoes for the past week. and our
a1etDnsu ore having quite q time
Wing them.
MY Andrews, the iavorite Clown
~ South, IL with Thornton's cir.
= end msnsgerie and will be In
Ialuhjtoches on Nov. 5th.
MN you cell your cotton don't
Asrak IN O0ma around and subscrib0
antclass country paper, for the
VnpscAfoR b just such.
Ne nay expect large receipts Of
Aslapls next week. for the circus d
salng and the weather IL not good
hDlskinG.
~ campaign fund 10 not here and
1osommittse have the pleasure Of
bagiag the expenses Of the canvass,
~ ~ patriot" stands on th'
NluIle sad bowls.
tn eoa mention tho fact TO you
nDod hat the VlNDlcAroR contribu
t)uO ftee election tickets to th'
anOalgs fund. which only cost ss9
Aaessi
y jury commission Of this par
New . PANEL Of one hundred
0 N jusymen last Wednesday
work expected next court. evil
~.
Dlomoiselle Cora, the beautiful
n1uaestul equestrienue, 10 her dsr'
Il "a dmcult feats. will be 10
1l1ellloelss % Friday, Nov. 5th,
NJ N. :. 1hoInton's circus.
AspleodM eppeetuuity is open 4
CO psslssgleeA anglers this weel
te1aho 0eosy. The 60 lions hsv,
w u q 6sh. All but cat vii
0ods Soldy oals.
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~ Ballard. xAs correspond.
stAaIG A,Atass ], ptasry O..
~ ~ demand IT. tjck-
peaeed @ Iapldly 10 =
- . sQppiy Il. He would
NY, The ueteeD Tor
/ ~ dlevtne. havs ..
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j. +. 00nno0ns Az 210 " S1o W
NJ. Hathosu, Chaifusa o. Beard Of
Audit, beGs leave 20 submit The follow.
iue Report, and have IL spesad O the
Minutea. Adopted.
We, your committee % claims beg
leave 70 make The following Report:
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vuDlcA1oss hint about the
y ovoe Red river bee acted
- 01so. and ~ srs going to
3Aat b right Let the busi.
- eltAis place reach out for
= Nh surely not come a.
~ eaagt Themselves. Good
~ heidgeo and bee ferries,
oo0 odVeetisiug ars IL no.
ooooo q Hshomst'S move 10
40, Gone friends. vaks
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Total, per month. .............NS %
Annual incidental fee. 90.

Annual incidental fee, 90.
No distinctions ohall be made between
Cadets, whether boarden In q out Of tho
University:
their own text books. and provide them
oelves with tho uniform designated BY
tho regulations.
Il 10 tho intention Of tho Board %
proceed immediately With tho organise:
ton Of tho Agricultural and 1eohantca!
Departments. To THE end II ~ secured
The eeevieee Of experienced and eoope'
tent INSTRUCTOR.
For further information, eddreo
LEON JAST6E201l,
Viee.President Board q eapeevteeeo.
Baton Rougs, Sept. 18Th, 1870.
Oct. 4S.Sm.
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PROOEE NGH
or The
Police Jury,
PARISH OF NATCHITOCHES.
EXTRA SESSION.

LA = Ava 0AD00AOeS'
Monday, October 18th, 1880.
In obedience to . call Of citizens f"r
an Extra Session Of the Police Jury Of
tho Parish of Nstchitoches, due notice
having been given through tho PEOPLE's
VlNDiCAToR, tho Hon. Body met on Mon
day. the 18th inst.
The following Members answered to
VIM. Payne-Prsideut.
r. E. Hammett,
H. H. Hathorn,
IN. Burkett,
W. o. Breszeale.
There being no quorum present, the
Hon. Body adjourned until to morrow
morning, at 9 o'clock.
TUESDAY, October 18th, 1850.
The Hon. Body met pursuant to I'd.
journment. The following Members IN.
swering to their names:
VIM. Payne, President: W. o. Brea.
zeale, H. H. Hathorn. J. N. Burkett, r.
T.. Hammett, ThOs. Smith.
Petition Of citizens of tho Parish call.
ing for IN Extra Session u this Body,
pead.
BY MI. HathOrn. 49,.
That the Ferry known - McDonall's
Bluff, on Black Lake, in this parish, be
and 10 he reby abolished. Adopted.
BY Mr. Hsth0rn,
BE- it ordained BY tho Police Jury Of
tho Parish Of Natchitochee, That It 10
hereby made tho duty Of The Public
Ferrymen in tho parish of Natchlto'
ches to have good aud Substantial rail-
ing and aprons to their tory date.
b. it further Ordained, TO-, That any
Fsrrymsn failing 70 comply with tho
proceeding Section shall 30 deemed gull
" Of . mislemeanoE, and upon eonvic
ton before any Court Of competent ju.
risdiction, .shall be 6ued In tho sum Of
Twenty. five Dollar, and In default Of
payment, to be imprisoned In tho Parish
Jail for period Of Twenty Days. Adopt
Cd.
BY Mr.. Breszeale,
10 it Ordained by tho Police Jury Of
tho Parish Of Nstchitoches, That the
rates of Ferrisgo throughout this Parish
be - follows, and to take object from and
after tho frat dsy Of January. 1881:
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For single man Or beast, 6C'ts.
and Horse. 10 i"
One Buggy and Horse. e =:
Z" and two HorSes, 50 "
"one wagon and two Homes
or Oxen, -
"one wagon and four Horses
or Oxen, ~
i" ono wagon and six Horses -.

Provided. that nothing contained 10
the preceding Section shsll he construed
to interfere With tho rates Of ferrisge on
Black Lake. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Hathofu,
Be- il Ordained BY tho Police Jury Of
the parish Of Natchitoches. That tho
following rates be estsbliahed at tho
Ferries on Black Lake, known - Stun
sud Demry's Ferry, and Jamie Point
Ferry. During tho high water. tho fol-
lowing ratss:
For single man q b*s.st. 70 70 CT.
ono Buggy and Hons, % ~
"one Buggy end two Hosses, 70
como wagon and two Horses
ono wagon and four Hor... :,
or Oxen, %
como wagon and ds Hos'ss =. =. .
or Oxen, ~
In low water ous.hslf Of the shove
rates. That THE Ordnance take effect
frOm and after tho lot January, 1854.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Hathorn,
That Messrs. Jno. n. Burkett, A. v.
Carter. and Jas. Lambert, 30 appointed
. Committee to carry out the provisions
contained in . resolution regarding the
Double Bridges, passed on the 9Th day
of September last. Adopted.
Mr. Hathorn, Chairman Of COMMITTEES
on Claims, begs leave TO submit tho fol-
lowing Report. and have It spread on
A. .n;u,<.. A6nnkA6
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This dsy 1T week.
TO.dsy's close,

--latest quotations previous to Close.
Our cotton planters would do veil
% follow these ssles, - they indi.
cate. IN . measure, the line cotton
prices VIII tend 70 for tho month
mentioned.
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xoon Clapp Bsos, B Co.
Alden uoL allan, President s.. Charles 3. r.
A. Kourad. 10 0fsvier street, Painter.
B, +. Ohamben, Of HaFtwell 4 Chambe1.
]. ". Burbddge E O..
1hso. Hallsr, Natehitoches, La
Please send for Price lists, Cir
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BY 6rubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

THAT MOST BEAUTIFUL AND De
i sIRABLE RESIDENCE No. 400 EAST CARY
STREET TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON
THURSDAY. 10TH JUNE, AT OCL0Ck r; a. ~
remove to his new dwelling on franklin street; we
viii sell as above. upon The premises, the RESI-
DENCE now occupied By him, situated on the
in was built In 1875 for his own use and In Its con-
struction no pains and expense were spared 70
make II what IL now Is, one or the most conve-
Dient, built and highly 6nished residences In
the city. - ,, ,,.
steps and mantels, iron window-caps, ornamental
cornice tesibue- DOORS &C., and there Is attached
Q brick wing 1Sx45 feet. two stories high.
The FIRST story has two parors, dining room. store.
room, and kitchen The second story has three
large chambers, bathroom, and two rooms for SER
wants. The third story has two large ana one
small chamber. The back porch EXTENDS up 10 the
second story. Tho front stairway is highly orna-
mental one, ard there Is private stairway
through the wing. . >,
The parIor ceilings are frescoed. the walls
painted and papered, and the frat and second
stories graned IN wsluut finish, Win Inside Dhnos
throughout The house. The Kitchen has nne rance,
supplying hot and cold water, and tnere axe Saion-
AIRY tubs In the laundry.
In the ward there Is stable and earrfage-honse'
wood and lighthouses, and beanfui noWer,yard.
The entire premises are In perfect order ready Tor
suggest anything as needed In nnish, arrangements,
and appointments throughout that The most fastld-
Gus n ste would desire and when Is added ihat tne
situation s In delightful neighborhood. and witn,n
IL viii he seen that very unusual opportunity is
here offered 10 purchase really most denrso'e resi-
dence at less Than the recent cost OF the buildings
The lot is 32x160 feet 10 an alley, which leads
TERMS: Al sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS.
les Auctioneers
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Shercard Clemens, formerly prominent
and talented lawyer Of the st. Louis bar.
died Sasaday morning at the City Hospital,
In that city, In the ffty.ninth year Of his
age. He was a native OF Wheeling, West
Va. He early took an active part in poll.
tics, and was elected to the thirty-ffth Con-
gress. In 1859 he became involved In per-
sonai difieaIty with Roger A. Pryor, and
due, took place between them, in which
Mr.. Clemens received wound which famed
him for lie. His wife and two sons reside
In Mississippi where the latter are al
school.
A Pennsylvania paper says that Colonel
4. A. Scott has never been heavy holder
Of Pennsylvania stock until recently, when
be increased bis holdings TO matter oil
1900 shares. He 10 believed to be worth
"a, 000, 900 to %, o00, 900, and his income is
put at $500. 900. The Philadelphia Ledger
says IL hos no means Of verifying this state.
meDt, but prexumes IL is correct.
James G. Fitzpatrick, Washington CORE.
spordent OF the New York Herald, sued the
New York and Manhattan Beach IA uroad
Company for $4,000 damages for having
been arrested and detained by them as sus.
picious character travelling on defendants
road. The Jury on Thursday, in the SUM-
rior Court OF New York. gave him verdict
OF $1,000.
A vote was taken 10 Marion on last Thurs
osy 70 nseertsis the state OF public sentiment
70 tbs town upon the Iiquor.Iicenss Ques-
ton. The result Of the vote Was 46 for n
esnse sad " agstust lIcense.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
/ BILE THREE-sTORY BRICK STORE. WITH
A HALL AND DWELLING ABOVE mo. 609l,
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD , STR tIbrv BE
WITH THE LEASE OF THE LOT UPON
WHICH STANDS; ALSO: MALL,FURNlT,nR =;
Sc AT Ma aIy 70 he
AS trustees dated May 1s. 1850, and duly recorded
we Will sell by auction npon the premises on f ,fa
BLE PROPERTY above described. recently occn-
pied by Mr.. Miles Gary as a family grocery. II was
buit few wears ago in the best manner and ~ The
most approved modern style, with a BEAUTIFUL
STORE and basement below. The second moor is
used for society purposes having me ball WIN an
beautiful rooms, with bath. closets, &c.
The second and third floors bring regularly about
$500 rent. .,,..r,.
and conveniently arranged than this. aud being
situated in the busiest and most attractive part OF
broad street, it offers advantages as stand Tor Inc
dry goods, shoe, family grocery, or. indeed, any
other kind OF business, scarcely to be equalled Ia
this city.
pire May LIST. 1883. subject to q grouud-rent OF
x45O per annum and Is 10 be paid for by the owner
OF the ground at fair valuation on MAY 1t nssS'
which can probably be done II desired.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with Interest. or at the option
of the purchaser he may have the following most
unusu ally accommodating terms-to wit: credit as
to ss bearing Interest at six per cent Psr and
ms 10 the residue half cash balance at six mouths
with so that IL the lease IS not renewed the
purchaser viii pay the said sum OF ont OF the
money he Will receive from the owner OF the grou nd
for the building, thus enabling him TO secure most
valuable property for nearly three years with but
small outlay of capital. This is rars chance and
We hope IL will be duly appreciated. -
After the above, VIC will sell the HALL FURNI-
TURE and FIXTURES consis' Ing of CARPETS,
CHAIRS. DESKS, TABLES, CUPBOARDS, CAN.
UPIES. &C. &c. $500
TERMS: Cash. JAMES PLEASANTS,
X. II. STEGER.
To- Trustees.
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g DyYYlnk d nm . CO.
9 ,nsi xssaSS Agents snl Ascsicssss,
inA fk hoe IdAsa street.
T,RUsTEEg SALE AT AUCTION OF
vrRr MISERABLE AND VALUABLE
80 BurLDtNe LOTS
ON THE NORTH suDEov ERANKLIS STREET.
~ pEorNSISG $50 FEET FROM THE
& RrcHMosD COLLEGE PROPERTY AND
EXTENDING EAsTwARDLY
70 THE PROPERTY OF
SAMUEL .. RUTHERFORD. ESQ,
BEING PART or THE Property KNOWN
AS. BELLvILLE.n

Nv virtue Of deed OF trust dated July "a, 1877.
and recorded in the elerkt oilce OF Richmond Chsn.
cery Court, In Deed-B Book Ill 9, page III ara at
the request OF the bene6cfares In said deed defan!
IN wing been made In the payment OF certain pom
therein secured, We will sell on THURSDAY June
10Th at O'Clock p. NJ, Oh the premises, the kkAt
ESTA ATE described In said deed as fol!ows Az that
certain LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND lying and
benr Ii the city of Richmond on the north SIDE OF
Frsntiin street. ON which II fronts Tor distance Of
0o6 feet. more or less, beginning at point on tne
north side Of said Franklin street $50 feet distant
from the line OF the Richmond-C oiese properly,
and extending along said street 6S6 ieet more OF
less 10 the property now or formerly Dei0pgnR 70
Samuel D. rutherford. &c., and running BACK 10.
wards Grace street between parallel lines ~ rifnt
angles TO Franklin street. 165 feet inches 70 an
alley 90 feet wide-being part OF the bnd known
The eroSnd viii be divided into lots according to
no 10 be- seem at the ONCE OF the auctioneers, and
enoueh GILL he sold 10 nay on tbe debt secured M
GLIDING interest and taxes due and the expenses OF
The extension and grading OF franklin and Grace
streets TO the College grounds has enhanced the v1ae
of tbs prOperty yery materially. aud THIS sale oaers
10 parties desiring lots to build upon or 10 hold as
an investment sunerior inducements, as no other
locality In the city has improved 30 rapidly as TINS
~ TERMS T The deed requires 600 car and inter
est at the rate OF per cent: per annum from July
1877, I'm paid: but. for the convenience OF pur-
chase rs the terms will be one third cash. the balance
in SIX and twelve months with interest added 10 the
"'"' ~ ~ JOHN II. GUY,
FRANK ID. HILL,
Sale by FRANK d. HILL & Co., Aucttonsers.
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ByGeorge s. yashon & Son, Auetioneert,
No. z Tenth street.

rI,o BE .SACRIFlCED.-LOT on Clay
Il street near Norton street, about 69xl6O Feet
with DOUBLE FRAMED DWELLING thereon.
Zach hou.e contains about six rooms
Also, LOT y feet on Harrison street between
Civ and Leigh streets, with SIX FRAMED
dwellings, thereon. con aiming three rooms aeh.
Zach OF the aforementioned houses have front OF
about is feet.
from the city and are extremely anxious TO SELL we
win sell at public auclio., on the premises, on
THURSDAY. juno 10, 1880. at 9 o'cieck 4. M,
sean TO be determined 10 sell. persons can attend
this sale with prospect OF buying The houses at lar
below their pie ent value. The sale VIII commence
viii be ,od separately. Don't fall TO attend the SALE
A great bare ain can be had.
TERMS one fourth cash balance 81 SIX, Twelve.
and eighteen mouths. with per cent interest, Sc
cured By trust deed on the property.
80 GEORGE ). VASHON q son,
tx Auctioneers.
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W8a ~. ny ChewninR 4 Rose,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneerss
No. 8 north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO yALUA'
= Ole CORNER LOIS IN THE NEIGHRoR-
HOOD OF MONROE PARK, ONE ON
% THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND sHAFER STREETS. THE
OTHER ON TIE CORNER OF FLOYD
AND LINDEN STREETS.

nv virtue of 4 deed Of trust dated May ~, 1878:
and recorded in the clerks once Of the Richmond
he rsonest OF the e6clary In said deed, default
having been made 10 the payment Of certain bono
thereby secured, I viii sell BY auction. EDNEn-
DAY me 9Th day OF June. 1880, At on O'Clock =:
NJ on the premis the REAL ESTATE 10 SAID
deed-to Wit All that lot Of land on the no,thess
cor Ter of franklin and Shafer streets, ironing
Feet inches on franklin street. and having depfn
OF 1853 feet more or less, 10 an alley 10 feet vide
Also that lot on the southwest corner OF Fiord and
running back 90 feet 10 an alley 81 feet wide"
This valuable property. situated In the most dcsi-
rable aud improving portion OF tne CITY, snouI9 al
tract the attention OF those desiring 10 purchase
with view OF building or for speculation,
TEnNs: The deed requires cash sufhcient TO pay
expenses OF sale and bond Of $4,000, with interest
from the l7th day OF November, 1879 bat more
liberal terms will be made known on day OF sale.
A. j. CHEWING, Trustee.
CuRwNTNc ROSE. AuCtioneers. te blot
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
" BUILDING LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF CARY BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS. AND BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF THIRD BE.
TWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS, Al
AUCTION III execution OF decree OF the tban'
Gerry Court OF Richmond entered In the case OF PHI
cher us. Gorge, will sell upon the premises, re-
spectiyply, Oh MONDAY the 7th day OF June, the
remainder Of the REAL ESTATE OF which the
late W. o. George died seized-to wit:
Al 8 O'Clock T.. NJ, LOT No q on the north side oil
Cary street, lying between the property bslght oy
j. II. Mittendorf and A. j. Miller, fronting FL B.
feet.
LOTS Nos. 4 and 8, near the above. lying be-
tween the property bought by A j. Miller and II. II.
Sfayo-No.4 fronting 20 feet and No. D iron. Ing
10 Hip feet.
Is feet wide.
Third street between Cary and Canal streets, adj
0iniDg The lots sold 10 Msssrs Z. Mcleod and T. T..
Jones respectively. 2Sxl33 feet 10 an alley.
We invite special attention TO the above property
That on Cary street is desirable for small stores and
dwellings, aud the lot on Third street is beautiful
site for q handsome residence. ,
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months, with interest, ana title retained
by the Court until all the notes are paid.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
Commissioner
8RUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. INV 20
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By Jno. Z. laughter, Jr., Aucsioneer,
ol6 Main street.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
" HOLD FURNITURE, REFRiGERATORss
SCALES. &C, AT AUCTION.-THIs DAY at 10
oiclock I will sell at my auction house. 916 Main
street, an assortment OF FURNITURE, consist
i"f BfEDsTEADs, BUREAUS, wAsHSTANDs,
EXTENStON-TABLES.
TIN SAFES ldiders mt sizes).
DOUBLE and SINGLE MATTRESSES,
Seyeral good REFRIG ERATOkS,
2 sets OF HOWE COUNTER L Al &c II M
SCALES (as good as newl
BED-LOUNGES. BATH-TUB.
SOFAS. DIVANS. and CHAIRS. r......
l lot Of GLASS DOORS flor shelyingl,
IRON FENDERS, &c, &C.
JNO. (. LAUGHTON, JR.,
xaR Ancsfenccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-05
BY Robert u. Lyne,
Real Estate Agent and Ancti0ne>f,
M. 1912 Main street

VALUABLE AND WELL-LOCATED
Y sTUCCOED EIGHT-RooM pETAnHED
DWELLING, No: 40 East MARs rHrliI
NORTH SIDE, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
TION by request OF The owner ! shall 81. gp9n
the premises by auction. on TUESDAY MN the
sth day of June, $780, Al O'Clock 7. NJ. The solye
desirable PIECE OF PROPERTY. The HOl IL
has eight rooms kitchen: gas aud wafer s'ic AZ
ley: and is now upied by go)d lensni Al iAlI
rent The LOT fronts s feet inches ~ lOe iytt
9 inches. with a front on iis rear of u I.et
inches. This property at small sNpen,e can ei,lly
be converted into store like those adJo hing anl
as business is extending from the marker In th, de
rection rapidly. and requiring more ore properly
this offers the opportunity. -,
TERMS: One third cash; balance a. slh, Wtte,
negotiable notes. secured 10y died Of trust
Special attention l. invited 10 The sale. ,
ROBERT d. LYME
to Auc'iOnecr.
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V8D1s
~ ~neurUrFsss nluS = SAimsA0Ivr ~
rrasArlos 70 y, 81, A,puwssaa
n 0s x5stwsef ne Dispasee - .f
= 6, ,yinnvnxx, VA Jone = leoo.,
rhe s6itor Of the WAig hsvine very cous.
sessssiv. On my demsnd, furnished me wIuh
~ name Of Bis correspondent ~hsacluss-
- y nave had an interview with the lateer
s~n,lemsn. The following document mas
been signed By both OF %: ~ :
A Ie JOINT srArfHrsr. 10
Earmuille. June 4, 1880. The author Of
tbe letter signed "Iexdiuster," when az
reared IN The Richmond Wig OF Wecnes'
dsv. June Q, 1880, has called on me ana ex'
nlsiued that he wrote the letter under mis-
rebension OF the facts, and that De oeep
" regrets having caused me annoyance. he y
absolutely withdraws every statement mhqt
In said letter to the WING, and we have ar
rived at 4 frank and fully satisfactory seize
ment of all matters between US.
j. A. Il. ST.. ANDREW.
Countersigned and approved by "heAd
fuster" over bis proper signature.
As "Rexdjuster" does not desire publ
cation. I have consented 10 the suppressior
Of his name in the closing up OF this snsir.
J. A. a.. ST.. ANDREW.
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BY George II. Poindext:r,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1900 Main street.
10y VIRTUE OF THE PROVISION Q

DY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISION OF
ID a certain deed Of trust, dated February ~,
1850, executed by Joseph Wallace ana recoau s,
having beep made In the payment or the notes
therein secured shall sell At auction at h sh t
10 c,cIock a certain TRACT OF LAND. contain
ing TWENTY ACRES. upon which SAID wallace
now resides, on the Williamsburg turnpike aoou =
FIVE miles from town, and adjoining the ands Oh
.Joh,Y shuru,. r. L. Butler, ana others.
TERMS: Cash 10 pay expenses OF SAFE anu ~. : :
OF f5O due May 1. 1880: balance announce al
sale. FURMaN VI IN. a. =