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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07
W:4S1ixYGYoy LETTER.
WASHINGTON, August 3.

WASHINGTON, Augusta.
Editor DemOcrat:
General Hancock believes thai
the civil war is over. IIcin that
respect differs from General Gar.
field. General Hancock believes
that Legislation should be upon
subjects Of paramount interest 10
that vast majority Of people who
arc laborers and producers, and
from whom the country's prosper
lily comes. On the other hand,
General Garfield wishes 10 lcgislatc
upon subjects connected with q
war which closed fifteen years ago.
In 1915 tho last gun was fired in
our war with Great Britain. Even
at that moment Il treaty Of peace
had been arranged between the
two countries, and almost imlnedi-
ately The most friendly relations
wcro established. General Han.
cock believes that the same com.
mcndablc spirit which existed
wien the United States dealt with
a foreign nation should control our
actions while We are dealing with
ourselves. While terms are being
arranged between our own people,
General Garfield does not agree
with General Hancock on this
point. lie seems 10 think those Of
our own household should remain
outside while tho stranger eats ut
our table.
So far as the two letters Of accep.
lance relate to the civil war, have
given above u fair statement Of
what the two candidates seem to
believe and desire. As to specific
questions Of intercst, General Han
cock simply refers TO tho excellent
platform agreed upon at Cincinnati
and endorses it.
Mr.. English's letter of acceptance
is aplaiu, straightforward state
lnont of Republican shortcomings,
and ofthe consequent nccepsity for
u change. 1t is excellent in its
way, and will be an admirable
campaign document indeed. I
hope the party will circulote very
extensively both the Letters. They
cannot do better.
l was sorry That General Han
cocks letter was sent from "Goyer.
nor's Island" and that it was
signed while he still remained in
thoarmy, but lewill proudly cor.
rect all that BY an carly resigna,
ton.
The public debt.was reduced be.
tween two and three milli0nszdur.
ing July, and the actual reduction
in=JlncEwas about=tllc=aame.Sec.
rotary Sherman will do himself
service by publishing u detailed
statement Of receipts and oxpcndi.
lures for March, April and May
during which the debt was reported
rs reduced $42,000iO00, and Il SIM,
lar statement for June and July,
when a reduction Of only five mill,
ions was reported. a grca! many
people believe the figures for tlle
three months first named were
made to lie, in order to help sllcr,
mans chances at Chicago. The
whole facts will do no harln.
MEMO.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07
our State Ticket.

We ute glad to see that the Stale
ticket nominated ut Martinsburg is
meeting with II hearty reception
from all sections of the State; and
the prospects Of success were never
brighter.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07

Gen. Rosecrnns heartily sup
ports General Hancock, whom he
taught civil and military engineer
ing when IL young man. General
Rosecrtlns acted chairman Of the
recent great ratification meeting at
San Francisco, and will be heard
from frequently III tho California
canvass.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07
John W. McCny, ESD. Of INMi

John W. McCay, Esq. Of Fair.
mont, has written to John BusseI,
Esq.,, that it is proposed TO hold
Judicial Convention for tie present
circuit and tho proposed new cir
cult Ill Clnrksburg on the 2Sth oil
August. We can say for the Dc.
,uocrncy Of this county That the
time aud place will he entirely sat
islactory 10 C1r&ab@g Aces,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07

THE most influential German
papers in Northern Ohio, the Clcve-
land IPather am Eric, has abandon
cd the Republicans and come out
for Hancock and English. So has
the Pittshirg TolkstlaH. The Ger
man vote is The only thing which
has saved Ohio 10 the Republicans
Tor the last four or FIVE years. Gar.
fields webbing letter and tainted
record, with the surrender 10 the
machine on the question Of civil
service reform, have evidently con-
WINGED tho Germans Of Ohio that
their best chance Of contributing
to administrative reform and pub
lie prosperity and harmony lies in
supporting the Democratic ticket.
There are several very good rca-
sons why we shonld expect the CO.
operation Of these valuable allies.
The Republican party has given
tho country M expensive ANT cS-
trayagant Government; tho Ger
mans are with fey exceptions tax
paying and thrifty citizens. The
Republican party is the party CT
Capitalization; thousands of Ger
man-Americans have been driven
from their native land by a similar
system Of Capitalization. Tho Re-
publican party is the party Of
Know-Nothingism, and the acts of
its agents Ike small John Davcn-
port, ofGew. York, shows that it
has not departed from its old prin=
ciples Of prescription.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-07
TIE De1lnncl.ilLic prirn1r1u

Tho Democratic Primary
Election for LelviS County
1cill be held on the last
Thursday IN A,tGust. .A1l
Democratic candidates
7vto desire to BE- voted for
atthe Primary, should inn
nsediate1y notify Dr.. 4. ~.
Dent, Secretary Of the
County Executive Commit
tee, and he 10iU put their
names on the po1J-boohs be-
fore they are sent oztt.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-20
The News Condensed.

There are nearly 2,250,00o Baptists in
the United States
The Protestant Episcopal Church has
32O, 900 members in the United States.
There are about l,G5O, 900 hcathcn CON
vcrts to Christianity.
The Appomattox and Roanoke foods
are recedng:
The Iowa Senate yesterday agreed to
grant school suffrage To women.
1t has been decided to hold the New
Hampshire Repablicln State Convention
May 5.
Fire has destroyed the button factory
at Mendoza, III. Loss, $50, 900; insurance,
1000.
The translation Of the entire Bible in
to the language Of the New Hcbendes has
just been completed.
The Presbyterian Church of England
requires its foreign missionaries TO come
home once every seven years.
Non Conformsts have I22, 900 church
sittings in London, Il gain of $4,000 in
fifteen years.
Two men have been arrested in Harris
burg for stealing department reports and
selling them for old paper.
Yesterday Gov. Hoyt sigsed the death
warrants for the execution OF the Rabcr
murders on May 18th.
Parole won the Liverpool spring cup
yesterday, but was objected to on the
ground ofa cross.
1t is expected that Secretary Sherman
will authorize the purchase of S4,O00,000
in bonds on Wednesday next instead OF
50, ,0OO, 900 as heretofore.
There is strike among the negro Ia
borers OF st, Charles Parish, La, which
causes considerable alarm among the
whites, and the governor has sent Il COM
pany of malitia to the parish
man named Miller W was murdered near
Lock Haven Thursday night, and his wife
and Il paramOur named Smish have been
arrested on suspicion of having commit
ted the crime.
Pittsburg dispatch says: The West
tern Iron Association to-day held a lar
gcly-attended meeting. Every iron man
ufucturing district west OF the Allegheny
Mountains was repTeScntcd.' After con-
siderable discussion Il tour-cent card rate
was affirmed.
Orders hive bcnc issued by the Treasury
Department to pre- pay without rebate all
interest on the public debt falling due
April |, on and a ter MONDAY, March %
Drafts for registered interest will be
mailed by that time or as soon there
after as possible.
a Washington telegram says that Sen
ator Anthony received n dispatch from
Providence yesterday afternoon, announc-
ing that the eight lelesatcs to the Chica-
90 Convention chosen by the Rhode Is
land Republican State Convention are MI
Blaine men.
Shortly after the death Of \. Il. Stew
art of New York, Alexander Stewart, Of
Cavendish, VT, went to that city to con
test the will of the deceased, He returned
home having, as he averred, obtained the
the psomise thUt he should have 500, 900
in money, farm and other property. lie
now claims that the terms of the contract
hayc not been complied with, and on
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-20

Thursday last he attached al of the A. Il.
Stewart property in Woodstock Village,
VT. consisting of mills, a boarding house
and Il residence. The triCl will probably
Windsor County Court at Woodstock.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-20

Eg~This Company long since attained,
and now holds, the foremost place among
Life Insurance Institutions OF the world.
The magnitude OF its business proves that
it enjoys the confidence Of the people. 1t
presents, to those needing Insurance., II
security unequaied by any similar institu-
tOn. 1t has never disputed a claim which
was shown to be just and right, and has
carefully sought and practiccd the most
equitable system for the division Of its
surplus.
w. S. VINCENT.
District Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08
AUCTION SALES.
BY Green s. Wise, Auctioneers

KY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed by Alexander Hunter, recorded
IA y, lioer a. Mo. d. rage $50, land records oil
hAlexandr:s "A county, Va, to secure unto William
u. Mitchell the payment Of 81, BAG SIS with 81 Y
per cent Interest from the 4;h day of Nobemte
1911, which said deed snd indebtedness have
noen assigned and transferred TO James r Car
I'D, me uode Iianed will, as trustee therein
1son omed. on THURSDAY, the 9th DAY of NAV
leoO: st y O'clock m * oose to sale At public
sGcHon. IN front Of the market Hou,o Building
On tslFls1 street, Alcxsrdris, Vir4inia, tbs fol.
loving described property:
q GEkTAlN TRACT OF LAND. contain
ing 2eO acres, mora or less situits al d Wing in
alsxandria county. Virginia, on the west side of
ioe Washington ard Alexsndria Turnpike, and
oouDdei ss follows: On the moth and west bv
the inI d } Of A. H, ddiaon, on tho south bv the
alt&aodria Canal. snd on the esst by the Old
Military road, being part of the Abingdon
Lr5c..
The debt aforesaid il subject 10 o cIeiit Ct
9i1o as ti March 18th, 1871,
Ierms ct Sale: Enough in cash tc pay the
c2sls OF sale and tie accrued interest On the debit
and tor the residue Of the purchase money on
cr5dIt OF ono, two and three yesrs, with interest
from the day Of sails; the bonds of the pur chaser
70 De given for the deferred ipstslmen,s, snd
mo little retained until they are paid.
hI5.ts G w. WATTLES, Trustee,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08
AGCTE9N sAg<Rs.

rE1Hu5fEh'S SALEM FAIRFAY-R1,;,
4 the OF deed OF trust from j. D. Crocka-
''I "iH' datci Nov. ZO.h 1876, and duv re.
Z,,'%n a. "a a. Loo a%d records OF Fairfax county
Fs' A.t Tor Inc purposes therein mentioned 7
sesi Ill! Tor sale By public auction in front orb
Coa;: houS1 DOR, st Fairfax H.. on MON.
TEACI or LAND conv"ved by ths above i've
ISs1 eIT!S2is a9is fa ana ol.lC0 ces lying upon
S+o'olrg th5 lands OF Smoot, Pescocs' a5d
'i1r's A91 Nn9wa ns tho ''Dorr Crocker' place
IA -! : WI oo made subj to q deed Of trnst
d*t'i @@n. 1871 10 secure Il ut Peacock the
'I1' o. S''1' "ad "iso sahiect 10 another trus,
AnscT tnesGni of 81 coo. ''"'
Ieimi OF sale: tasn. 90 10 the costs cf this
s'.', .ni tbs 81 = Of four hundred dollars ard
'"'''I interest thereon for somnthing ever Two
s "'f-' balance IN ono two. and three years
49,, q HiNE, Trustee.
Fairfax c0H1'y. Va Nj .rch IS.ts
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Hy Green 81 Wise

Renl Estate agents and Auctioneers
FEHEUsTaE'S sALE-By v:riuo Of a deed of
"a trus! from Thornton Hyett, John F. Var
dersrift and William VandeTgrilt dsted the
I'D day of August, 1873. duly recorded in Alex
sndrls county. Va, land records, liber b. No.
4. page .Ol the subscriber, as tru,tee. will sell
ior c4sh to the highes! bidder. on SATURDAY,
The 2l.h dayo April. 1850, at II o'clock m, in
front OF the alsrcet Building, on Fair AK street,
tho TRACT Of LAND and tho BUILDINGS
thereon conveyed BY SAID decd of trust, slustsd
in Alexandria county, Va and bounded ss fol.
lows: Beginning at (a) a stake thencs runnir g
lG.3s chsins; themes north go W. l q chains to
stake (j) thence south 1Go W lS chains TO a
staEe (e); thence 5. CO o 81 chains to s.sbe
N)i thence H. 2Go 35 II chains TO the place Of
beginning, containing Is acres, 2 roods End q
poles. H. y. CLhUGuTON.
mb2J-2iWiV Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08
By Green s. Wise, Auetionsers

ny VIRTUE Of q decree Of the Circui
~ CONT tor the county of Alexandria, Va
feh1trod at its Novembe tarn. 1879. in the sun
~ blion e b!Gthor va. Robert Ball. the undor.
slgaed, commissioners therein named, will oITsr
ior ssio by public suction, On TUESDAY, t6e
IA day OF May, le8y. in front OF the entrance 10
The Court room, on Fairfax street. at II O'clock
N g TRACT Of LAND containing q acres,
near 1 bs!Ps = Rosd5. in Alexandria county, Va
Wli DO sold a' whole or offered in two sepsr-
sto tracts of II acres aud II acres each.
Terms of Sale: One third of The nurchsss
money TO DO psid in Cash, and tho residue ir
u. II end IS months, (tbree equal irstalmeIts]
with interest.
ALBERT STUART, J Comm'rs,
4. .. CLAUHATON, cf Sale.
apS-..yQts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08

's1RUS TENS SALE OF EAIUABLE
s.. Property S&At! 0ECCQyAA VII
LAhE-By vir:ua o! a dad cf trust from
Geo. ;escmaA AID vile, d.sed ine i5Ln Gag
OF february, lS7}, recorded auiorg tho lsna
rccor.s ot tarl.x county hbor l., no p.&o
2G', aCd for tn purro5a thnre;n menLiOnol. tho
unlersigaet will offer for sslo cy pahc aucticn
st Farlsx C1ur! House, on MONDAY, tho lI.h
dsy II Aptil, 1870. the TRhCrS OF LAND
conveyed ii ssii deed OF trust. except that ror-
ton conVoy ed by George Selec nan and wife to
R"dmen Ssiecmsn. Ssid lGud contsirs
t22 acres, aud viii 60 sold in let, designated rs
lots Nos. l. and 3 No. l contains 60 acres.
with aCOMFORTaBLE HOUSE one third in
timber. Eo. 2-l92 acres, with good HOUSE
End bsr0, one third cleared. No. S-270 acres,
ard k own IS ths Hcmo Tract; hsB 3 com fort
abe HOUSE and barn.
Terms of Sale: So much cash as will pay *.
penses of sale; also the sum OF ono thousand
dollars, with interest thereon from the 18th day
Of February, 1873. until the day of sale. Sell
ing, "a trustee, | shall convey such title 50 is
vested in ire. which baliovo to be- good.
WILLIAM F. HALLHY, Trustee
FGil fax county, NH 1S.W.d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08
OLIVER RICE.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, Lave you caught q cold2 Are you
unable to raise the ph!esm2 Have you an irri.
tstion in the throat2 A sense of oppression on
the lungs, with short hreRth2 Do you have .
ft of coughing on lying dowA? a sharp pain
now and then in rcgon of the h art. shoulders
and back2 Is So OUR ADVICE Is TO take
st once dosa Of Tut:'S Expoctorant; you will
repost @ the Espec.or.nt, pEsco hot iron to the
feet take two of Tui!s Pil!a You will soon
fsll into poasaa. slcap and wake up in the
morning cough gone, luugs working freely;
easy breathing and tho bowols moving in O nat
ural manner. TO prevGn. = rsturn OF these
symptoms use tho SSpecto.sn: several days.
Office, 35 MURRAY ST, N. YORK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08
Ry John ". Graham, Auctioneer.

f5HHUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE
e. PROPERTY IN Fairfax COUNTY,
Sy v,'tue ola deed CT trust from Alfred Baylss
and John II. Ssrten and wife, dated tho eth day
Of January, 1877. and duly Of record among the
land records ct Fairfax county, in liber W, No
/, folio E35, and for lha purpos" therein men
toned tho uadsrsign,d will offer for sale by
public auction, in f;cnt o(the Court Houee door
ut Fsitfnx Court Housn. on MONDAY, the
18th day ot April. 1880, (court day 1t II
O'Clock IN, - .ho highest bidder. the TRACT
OF Ian conveyed by tho above mentioned
deed. AID described trerein % !ollaWs, viz: One
ccr.an trac. CT land known IS kEEN'S MILL
TkhCT, sltaated on tho south sida Of Pohick
Kun, in tho district of Lee county Of Fairfax
State of Virelria, and contains, rY recent sur
veg. ono hundred and forty. ono snd o half sctta
10 w>ich survey f5r tbs mets and b1un-s ref
errnCt Il h,d.
isrms OF SAl": 80 much c,sh IS will p-y
ca tj ~ sale, Glsn tho auIa ri fv" hundred dol .
-rs, with Interest Lher"D, fsnm the 2Tlh day Of
jsnu.5y. lhII, un.! pad sHl if there be noY
r"sldur o! sucH purchase money, IN" sam, shhil
ba nIsda p=ystis ~. SUCH lin " N IS, mud te
secured in such manner rs tho -s!i Is sylss and
S=rLen shall direct, rr in case Il lhair failure -
IV9 such 6lcectlons, q; such time and IN such
manner ss tbs undtr.ignea shall th;ak f..
msrl7-wtS y. W HUNT Trustee.
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B7 Grcen & Visa

[Resl Estate Agents and Actioneers.]
TOMMISSIONEKS' SALE OF A VALU"
~ ABLE BUILDING ON KING STREET.
n pursuance of decree Of the Corporation
Court Of the city CT Alexandra in the cause of
II. &. Clshin Is Co.. sgsinst James II. Stewart
and others. the undersigned commissioners OF
sslo will offer FIR ss!e, by auction, at about II
O'Clock m on MONDAY, the 18th day of April
1880 in front of tie entrance to tho Court room,
on Fsirfsx street. Alsxsndris. Virginia the
LOT OF GEOUND and IMPROVEMENTS
thereon on the north side Of King between Roy
81 and Pitt streets. Ale1spdtis, Va. on which
stands the building Nos. l01, lob and lO5 King
street. This lot fronts on King street So feet o
inches, more or less, and runs back 100 #. north
to Hooti's alley.
Terms of Sale: One thousand dollars in cash,
and the residue in tbreo equal payments at six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest from
the day Of ssls; the notes of the purchaser, with
security, and wsiving homestead, to be given
therefor, and as further security the building
to bo kept insured by the purchaser for the ben.
1T of the undersigned in the sum Of $4,000. and
the title Of the property retained till the purchase
money ia paid.
mhll-ts JOHN ; & ShAJoi n JJooHiNsoN, VSIe sa1o. .
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Rad TEEHIeLR NIGHT sWEATs.

Memphis February II, 1871.
DR.. Tut: Sir-I have beon suffering for near
ly two years with severe cough. Whom I
commenced taking your Expectorsnt was re-
duced to one hundred aud sixteen pounds in
weight. l had tr,nd almost everything; had
terrible night swoats. have taken half dozen
bottles. The night swaets have loft me-, the
cough has disappeared and have gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. I recommend it 10 al my
friends. With Grc9. respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES
Office EYening News. August,

Office Evening News. Augusta, Ga.
DR.. Tut: Desr Sir-hy little son was attack
cd with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted till within q
month since, for the euro of which, anu indobt.
ed to your valuable Expectorant had tried
most everything recommended, but none did
any good until I used your E1pectorant, one
bo;tlo of which removed tho cough entirely.
With many thanks an yours truly,
JOHN h. WEIGLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-08
Sy Grnen & Wisn

N"Et "statc agents and AucLionee-el
~ 'ihi ~ pS n DECREE uH THE
- circuit Court fcr tho city of Altxsndria,
ys. fchc"re3 81 iss May terra, 1876. in the snit
:" S:ioef admlnlstratoc VS. McGsw and o,bers
m tha2csry, :ha Untosaisnsd, commissioners
U@TciA n1!H' d. VIII uifsv for SALE By public auc.
tam, on THURSDAY. tho 2ai dsy of Anil
I'-7 IN ftohtot the Market Building. on FAirfsS
st'[ci =: IL O'clock m, the f,liowins described
real estate 10 wit:
No. l-HOUSE md LOT on the north s;3o of
Al3g stbeginnng IL ieet east Of Henry st, at tbe
i".!G.R OF the pirI!tICn wali there stspGinp then
''': -: i"et, 12ofa or css. 10 the middle of IN.
".Hef partition wGl. anl tg.anding back 100 feet
- Zen II .!i"y. Win Tho use thereofn common.
SO ~ AGaHT LOT on tho nor. eiGe r.
F.iace :t:se!, II feet S! inches css, of n.yne ess
.h"ncc east 10 feet, aud extending north the
-'me "iIlh as in 'roat, lei tect inches to q II
''.! alley, with tbs use thereof in Common.
70 "a LOT or GROUND on the west
"lo OF -: &sapa s:r.et, beginning 50 feet 5 in.
',".n OF hiug street. binding on an alev 10 feet
"!!', ruHniag thenca south on st. AsaDh streat
t. i.e. III iAcAes; thoHC3 wost in q line parallel
- hiog street llU f.e. - sn alay l3 feet 5 in
woe theme" north parallel 10 st. Aaaph ST. 43
'"e! ~ inches TO Inc % fee. at,cy; thence cast
wa tao s'li atsy and parallel to King stree.
'!j les. to the ginning, with tho usa Of both
alleys.
No il BENT CHARGE Of $50 per az
mum in =" charpcd u1"n piece Cf ground on
!le ""t side nt Union stru.: batWeeu Cameron
.HI liIoan streets. II i"et 8 nChes ncr!h Of
ihompson's alley, y fest Q inches front and lCO
i5a; deep, noS held by =. Prices hoirs
No "a F&Ah 4 House and LOT on tho
:o.a side OF king street, IS feet inches YVES: of
fntFick street Is feat By lGO f.o.
10. 6-uOUSE and LOT on !he sn;;.h wes.
me: ot King and HGory stroets.
Ne. I-HOUoE AND LO L on the norti. sidsof
E.ac@ street. pcGt oa;t OF house and 10. on tho
r1'ne7 CT Alfred street, and Sc cjolnins K. I,
Csrnu
No. S--h GROUND BENT oi 80 e.; DER an
"Gm charged on tho properly on tho southwest
corner os CamotoG and -. AsaDh stree,s.
NO. 9-ROUSii and LOT on the eoulh side o!
hiAg street, adjoining on tho esst the house 9.
;se corner Q! alfred street, tow occupied by
NcmAlnc. - foat 10 inchas By 81 feet 5 inches,
space of feet inches by - f.at 10 icchcs in
:"sr - b; kept opea ior;, q this and adjoining
Terms Of Sale: Enough in cash 10 psy custs
"i salt and sac, and The residue Of the purchase
money IN three equal irstamen.s, with interest
;:0m tho day OF sale. payable p; ono, two and
three years; the BOMBS OF tho purchaser or pur.
cHascr5, With good security, - be- t-ktn for tho
letetred payments, and tho title ID bo re..1ed
1atil said bonds ~ g psii.
II. q. NhaUGNT1N, Comm'rs
9. ". W 3TIHE%, oc SAFE.
NH lS-to.a
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Rv Green ~ T,Iaa

tHosl EstntH gau.s nnd .tu&li0aoaTs)
4 VA 3Mi:SlDNE Ers3 SAi-E-iiy virtue OF =
- deere" Of III" Cor, ,Dr.!:oI Cour. Tor tho c:!y
O.. AK .ndfs w., rrid; rad ~ ia Iauuery
I~fm 1850 n iba chsnCrry rNu-,"i Z. Z. iuG,s
f"'g }lnt. GdGniai>,T:tnr of Hiil.@ uaaca IS
>hit!"y King IL al. the undersigned. Cnm raa.
'ioaers thaFe!l naG:ci, viii Ofc7 for sns By uub-
tc suction IN trout q: tbs entrance To iao Court
!o3m, on F-Iff.x street, on THU i.SUAY, tGa
~ day of Hpri, 1881 AZ u U'c,o2a ~ tae fol-!
"HloE prbp"rty, lD Hit: Il Li GF FL L';'
OF GROUND, with ,"o MPEDH IN ENTS
:A"ieon la tho city oT AloyaHtra, w., bcundol
'sioIows: HrSnniyG OF t.:9 osst side OF .soysj
',fGst, between C.Lnsron anl Queen Streets ..
ne nu-.h lIs ut The 2rouad formerly Jsmee
:cGulres; tnea nCrth With EGyst street tTcLty
'Wo ~ ieei thea east pSra!!cI With 0Iean st.
se'eu.y..wo t1.) tart six (Oj inches, more or les,
- seven fsn. Al eyi tn"n sogta p1rs!lel with
'.yai stree: twaaty two (2!} feet; then By 3
'';nlEl. l:nG ~ the b .einDing.
+erns Q: Sale: ULn fourth o! tho purchase
money u c.sA, and tha residue in SIX, twelve
"tG eighteen rn0Iths. with Interest from the day
~ 'a.e, :ae HG.as ct mo purchaser 10 DO given
,'r!hn12, s2t tho title 20 the properly to to re-
N'heH "&il! The whole o! tao lu-chsso moaey
hs p,if
Il. O. CLA AUGuTON, Comm'ra.
!NO. Il. JUEESUN, Of sale.
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