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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

fioSHeCt VI dE eAStuSlon OF Shu fOau
south from Portage, we learned that
the company's engineers in their ex-
ploration Of the country from Por-
tage south, last fall, met with an un-
expected difficulty, The route which
they were running as they had be-
fore known, made o tunnel through
the Blue Mounds, in Dane county.
necessary. 1t had been estimated
that the tunnel would not be over
500 feet in length, but on taking the
levels, it was ascertained that tun-
mel over 5000 feet would be required.
This discovery proved great STUN
bling block in the way of the COM
pany, and it seemed that they must
either be subject to this greatly in
creased cost, in building the road,
beyond their estimates, or find an
other route, running considerable
distance castor west of the one un-
der consideration. While look
ing this matter over, some new rail
road enterprises were developing in
the northern part Of the State, in
which, with view to northern and
western connections, it seemed alb
solutely necessary that theWisconsin
Central company should have an in
ttrest, and so the company, know
ing well that the project of extend
ing the road from Portage south
"would keep" and much that was of
value, if not promptly secured, might
slip through their hands in the
north, their corps of engineers were
moved and placed on the line be-
tween Colby and Chippewa Falls.
But DIR. Colby assures us that the
said extension has been by no means
abandoned. AS soon as the compa-
ny can come round to it, the road
will be built it is necessary to
them.
He mentions that the present
prospects of what is called the
straight line from Chicago to St.
Paul have become quite ilattering.
This road, it will be remembered,
as proposed, starts from ST. Paul
and follows the left bank of the Mis-
sissippi river down to Lacrosse, and
in that vicinity diyerges from the
river, striking Mineral Point, and SO
continuing, perhaps using roads al
ready built, to Chicago. Should this
road be built soon, as Mr.. C.. thought
quite probable, he said the extension
of the Wisconsin Central might bear
westerly, avoiding the Blue Mounds,
and, joining the new road by the
shortest course, use that road as far
at least as Mineral Point.-Pondge
Register.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29
ALBERT w. CoBn, Auditor.

THE following item, from the Dar-
lington Democrat, on the manner in
which the people fail to patroni2e
home talent and enterpriIe. and fool
ishly run wild and squandsr their
money on fraudulent travelling
troupes, is well said. Our people
received dose of fraud from the
Georgia Minstrels, and if they abide
by the same opinion they now ex-
press, its little use for that troupe to
come this way again:
"The Randall Guards Of this city,
for the purpose of raising funds to
rent and furnish an armory, prepared
and placed upon the stage the mill
tary allegory, entitled "The Dutch
Spy" under the management of Mr..
Bert Miller. Much time and money
was expended in preparation. Sew
eral, not members Of the company,
gratuitously offered their services,
and everything was done to place
the drama upon the stage IN a re.
spectacle manner. TO say that the
effort was a success, and deserving
of patronage, is but to reiterate the
many compliments paid to those
participating. Was the object a
worthy one! Who can deny it. A
good military company is an honor
to any city. The home patronage
was not sufficient to enable the boys
to pay expenses. Only an evening
or two after the "Original (NGeorgia
Minstrels" held forth with crowd
ed house. Every available seat was
taken. The receipts were large, and
yet crowd Of school-boys coud give
better entertainment. Not word
has since been spoken in their favor,
but on the contrary epithets OF con-
demnation-a grand ''sell' the unan-
imous verdict. In the one case q
good entertainment presented to the
puolic-though by Aomc talcnt--
where almost every dollar of the re-
ceipts would remain ia the city and
be kept in circulation through the
ordinary business channels--in the
other "fizzle" well patronized, and
hnndreds of dollars carried out OF
the city to feed snd clothe a lot OF
lazy niggers who would make better
cotton pickers than minstreis. Let
one of our citizens send his patron
age outside OF our business limits
and how soon win cur business men
"sQueel" Yet they patrohizo the
travelling public rather thanlsnpport
and encourage home institutions"
FROM an interview with The Hon.
c. l.. Colby, president Of iho Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

A HANDSOME and plain calendar
is something every business man ap-
preciates, TO which remark we are
led by the calendar for 1886 re-
ceived from the Chicogo Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad, which far sur
passes anything of the kind shat his
come under our notice. The calen-
dar is in keeping with the Great
Road, which from experience we
know to be equal in all respects to
any in the west. People going west
will do well always to take the great
Rock Island route when at all
practicable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

Piatteville coc.,to Galen. gazette {:
The quiet of our little city was on
the evening of Monday last, disturb
ed by the enactment Of one of the
mos. atrocious and deviliah deeds
possible to be perpetrated, and only
outdone by the vitriol throwirg
practiced long ago. While two wom-
en- Of doubtful reputation were pass
ing through q croud Of young men
on the sidewalk in front of the post
office, one of them, Mary Kreuse,
threw handful! of cayenne pepper
into the eyes of Geo. McCarty, a re-
spectacle young mechanic employed
by Hawley & Son. The only excuse
given by the girl for the pcrpetration
of this devilish deed was that Nc
Carly had jostled her as she passed
him on the sidewalk. McCarty was
taken to the barber shop Of Nj. A.
D. Wonzor by lis comrades, and a
doctor summoned at once. Every
thing possible vas done TO relieve
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

NuTBfIUWi III|F n 'IE|'I.- T'''I
| was taken with an acute attack
of Rheumatism last fall and coniiucd
10 bed. At first employed o ply
sician. without benefit; then SEPT to
Wanglcr Bros. Drng store and OBJ
tanned bottle Of ST. JAcobs OiL,lhe
nss Of wlich soon gave mo lolie!,
ana cured me Of the attack. ! can
~oraly recommend it to oil suffering
Win Rheumatism. Respectfully,
MATT NIcDErv0T,L GR.R.3Qn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

A CALL,-For some one to enlight-
en- the public as to what has become
of the National Greenback party. II
you would be enlightened in re-
gard to the merits of Thomas Elec-
tlic Oil, read advertisement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

CONTRARY to announcement, tho
Prize Ball, for show case, 10y G.
Goldsworthy, Jr., will not be held on
the Both inst, but is postponed in
definitely, on account of the largo
number Of dances advertised to come
off during the ensuing week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29
The Local Field.

sEr Business Notices in local columns,
.,ded and in same type as local reSs, Will
=. charged for st the rate Of 10 cents per line,
..c, insertion. No business notice published
: mis- department, first Issue, for less than
81 ctRts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

THE Maine Fusionists intended to
move upon the Capitol building, in
Augusta, on Friday Dight, when all
honest men were asleep, and capture
it by mob violence. Bot, Fortunate
ly, enough honest men kept wide
awake that night to thwart the
scheme of the prowling coDspirators.
And now the Fusion leaders affect
great indignation because the Capt.
tol is guarded by military!
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

MIR. WM. MURRlSH, of our town,
was suddenly called to Nebraska
last week on account Of the severe
sickness Of his son John, who re-
Gently moved to that state. Latest
reports are in favor of his recovery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

GENERAL GRANTS arrival and an
earthquake shockwere simultaneous
occurrences at Havana on Thursday
night. The people shook the Gener-
al's hand, and then the forces Of ma
ture gave them all a shake together.
1t is hard to decide whether General
Grant or the earthquake was the
greater sensation Of .he hour.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

"A
q: home.
So far this is girliah year-mild
,ud tender.
Col. ]. P. SANFORD gave o conrse
t lectures in Galens last week.
The boys and girls had better com
mence saving mp their "nickles'' for
Valentines.
CANNED goods Of all known kinds
sad many not heretofore heard Of,
at Toay Bros.
Sewing machine needles, oils, and
the various extras kept for sale by
We'll, opposite Pulford's.
THE people in the vicinity Of
Richland Center are troubled some
what 10y horse thieves.
THE Clement Bros don't have to
RELY on brass band to draw crowd.
Theirs is all inward show.
THE New York Telegraph makes
mention of the telephone connection
between Mineral Point and Dodge
vile.
MRS. DAVID, G. DAVIS, OF the
Welsh settlement was buried Mon
day. She was a victim OF consump-
tion. Aged about 35 years.
MASTER EDDIE BENNETT, OF Mad
ison, spends few days with his
young trienls in this city. He
srought his papa down with him.
PRorRA CTED meetings will be held
the NJ. Z. Church each evening,
excepting Saturday, until further
notice. Let all attend, as you are
invited.
WM BAINbNiDGE, of MitIiin, has
just pnt his mill in tirst-class repair
and has added purifier which will
enable him to turn out the best kind
81 -four.
We learn that Jay Layton, of the
town Of Mineral Point will erect a
cheese factory the coming spring
With capacity for 400 COWS. His
snterprise is to be commended.
Mr. john COKE is running some
!iggings near Jno. Elsworth's, in
The town of Mitlin. He has steam
pump and is working ten hands
Tie prospects for large yield are
good,
Bur few parents Of this, city are
Aware Of the trickery and theft
practlced by their offspring. En-
lnlry among the business men might
'hed light upon the subject and
prove a benefit to sbe lads.
There seems to be friendly con-
'est going on in this State, as to
which town shall add the most bab-
-es 70 the new census. Every local
paper we pick Up has from three to
ave different congratulations to
prnSiltu III, / 49,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

, AS GOOD a sewing machine as can
be found in the market for sale Mt
this office, at price that will aston
ish the "oldest inhabitant."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

There are over 1870 logging
camps on the Chippewa River, this
winter,--the largest number ever In
blast on the river in one season
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

CALL at Brown & Hornung's for a
choice cigar.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

RAILROAD accidents are all the
rage. VIM. Perry, fireman on the
Platteville Division of the NJ. p. r r.,
fell from the tender of the engine,
Monday evening, after it had been
run into the house for the night, and
broke his leg just above the ankle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

CULLIN GOLDSwoRTHY, JR,, OF
Mineral Poiut, desls in pure black
Cochin chickens. lie keeps no other
kinds, and hence sends out no
mixed eggs or breeds, He has chick
ems for sale in numbers to suit pur-
chasers, at reasonable prices. Thir-
teen eggs for $3.50, securely packed
and delivered at the express office.
We have seen his chickens, which
arc, as fine birds as can be produced.
-Gaicna Gazette.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29

From an interview with The Hon.
c. l.. Colby, president Of tho Wis.
Central r. l.. Co; in regard to the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-01-29
w. II. BENN EFT.

Mineral Point, Jan. 2sth, 1880,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-01

I tHai &, to VII: n the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, August TO- 1880
Ju!is :. Ford. admnist- OF Z. T. Ford, de-
ceased. aEsinst ;. VI. BALL. III, NJ. Ball. Isaac
Call Ii. d. 6slt and others, dets. In chy.
MEN Ike object OF this SUIT Is to cherse the
less! SID equitable interest OF the lats H AZ,
3s!' in ihe lstd when his mother, the late Msr.
TIM G. h,ll, widow Of Mottram Ball, deceased,
6e G As ao~er with lae payment OF o judg cot
ot.snad hy the cOmplalnanps inteststa sgsinst
tho ssid ). IL. BAL iUr the sum OF S.6i 3S, With
interest from The 9Th dsy Of Scptem Der, 1857,
sod SIS :3 Cots
It itsppeariug by affidavit flied that the above
named defaadsnts srs non residents Of the State
Of Virginia, II ia orGered that Trey appear with.
in cne month nfler dus publication hereof, and
DO wrsi i. necessary ~ protect th cir interests
Z c2pY-teste: T. D. RICHARDSON, Clk.
Moore & Son, p, q. sugl2-w4w
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k.MassE. 3esTEd}f:As

'E*0 hLL WHOM IT My CONCEEN:-
( Take notice that the undotagaod Edwnrd
McGovesn, having been lawfully appointed by
Of FhiIadeiphis. in the State of PennsyIvsnis
as guardian of KATIE G. FAY and FRANK
?. FAY, who now reside in ths saii city of
Phi. .dclphia, he will move the Circuit Court
toF the city of Aexsndris, in the Stste Of Virgi.
ni:, on Mondcs toe 9th day of September 1880,
:bat being the first dsv of the Seutenber term
ies0. OF ssid Court, for At order for the removal
OF The personal property and money il tie State
OF virginia, belonging TO sad ks:ie .. Fsy and
fra4E : Fay, 10 the said city cf Philadelpbis,
IN which pald city the undersigned resides
EDWARD hCGGYERN,
Guardian Of Katie G. Fey and Frank P Fay.
sllg 2S -taulw
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III UBo, RIMS, SPOkRS WHEELS, &c,
AA at very low prices. at IS King, corner OF
Royal street, alexandria, VS.. TIE Subscribers,
for want of room, will sell sll goods in lhe above
line at reduced prices Specis. sttantion is ssk-
ed to stock of Wheels of Virgins manufacture,
which will be sold crest bargain. We have
on snd Gum and Enameled Canvass, Oil t'lotn,
and other trimmings. st price; to suit tho times.
Csll and see.
myl2 j. I. CREIGHTON & SON
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w ESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUNToN, Vrgini..
'p"rs It's 3lst session September Goth, 1850
Emerg n" frs. Schools for young ladies in the
United States Climate unsurpassed Surround
ig beautiful fupiis from seventeen States.
AN NG TIE LOWEST TERMS IN THE UNION.
=, '"rms: board, Was ..rg Lights Engitsa
H"ars", Ls.rn French, for each hslf of the Scho-
Issue year SiI5.
Al ex,t-s very low. For Catalogue address
her. W NJ. a. HARRIS. u. d, Prest,
j''-c"9t"2m stsunton Virgins.
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AUCTION SALES.
NALH OF LANDIH PRINCE WILLIAM
~ COUNFY

~ COUNTY.
By virtue Of decree rendered at the June
terEi. 1880 OF the Circuit Court Of Fairfsx coun-
ty, il the suit Of James Jones ct ais. vs. K. r.
FoWle ct ais, the undersigned, cpmmissioHers of
sale therein named, on SEPTEM BEE 20, 1890
Court dsy, al l220r. NJ. in front of the Court
House of Fairfax county, will offer for ssle q
certain TRACT OF LAND, iI Prince William
county, about u miles from 0ccoqusn on the
Brownsville road. bou aded bS the lands of Ham
mill, Seman snd Duvall. The trsct contsins $50
acres | rood and ID poles and has substantial
DWELLING and other improvements upon it
Terms: One tenth of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue in three equal instslments
CT 6. II and Is months, with interest from the
day OF sale: the purchaser TO give good security
for the deferred syn,ents. Title to be retained
until full payment of the purchase money.
GASSIUS CARrER | Comm'ra.
+. L. SMITH, of osle.
Fairf onCrtv suc27-2swts
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THOUGH SHAKING LIKE AN ASPEN
LEAF
With the chils and faver the victim of malaris
may still recover by using this celebrated spe>
cifc, which not only breaks up the most sggra-
waited attacks, but prevents their recurrence It
is Infinitely preferable to quinins, not only
because it does the business far more thoroughly,
but also on scccuat of its perfect wholesomeness
and invisorating action upon the entire system.
For sale by sll Druggists and Dealers gener-
a1lu "
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Gr. JOHNS ACADEMY.

The Oldest Boarding School IN Virginia
Inc forty second SESSION Will b,g.n un MON
DAY, September 9Th 1880
Advantages: Thirty three years experience
Of princlps; military d;sciplin"; object t:sGhir e;
tine library, appatatus and cabinets: now gv,i,
nssiun v.ry heaithful snd accessible loo alton
careful oversight of students; mod crate terms.
Though the sc>om odstiOns have just been
doubled so may applications have sIEr.tJ been
received that the house msy Dr. f,icd before the
opening of the session. end early application is,
therefore, desirable For cats!asus, address
RlCG'D. l.. GAkNE an, Prirc,psl,
au 6 I'm I. y. Drawer = Alexhad :. Va.
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Il OME SCHOOL.

Miss ROSAL1E NJ. RHOADUS will tesch a
limited number of LITTLE BOYS u. tie res.
del c. of bov mother, No. alfred st.
Terms: 81 U0 per month These who wish 10
enter their chiidren-former patrons included-
sion MONDAY, Sept. 18th. .ugG-tf
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DM9s$SJNE #ES' Ale t.F AVAI.U-
~ ALE EAila. iN FAIRFAX COUNTY.
;}y virtue e decree OF .no Circuit Court OF
Fairfax couatT. Va. rendered ~ its ,!uUG term,
$50 tIGtsOf III t"F C1RTCU-r Csusa Cf Smyth VS..
tafr's, :he l1iersign=d, cvmniss:oua-s IF sale,
Hppointed hw ssid ,.e re viii sail a. public AUG
.!oa. CT : L E;i}EY. Sant. inber 29.h 1850, i.
y 0 ceci "a, il trui.t f ths a;srlat 6uild,ag,
." 4foYni street. in sh= ely Of A:cxandru W.,
t; Q k:tA.ii 49, :.IH l.: said .a se mentioned,
sltGS;ei IN .ioUnt V6sGon Dsttica E.efsI CO.,
~. iOn old rHGd $50 Il hlcysT.' il 10 hcCu.Tk,
.boui SIX Mills :! IN the former srd tHrua ui es
rcm thu 'i.Hr y, CT, Sad 40 mica from Mount
F@r'or, III n god ua!"h h51rh0od adjoining the
i&!.ds - D9 wal; bu&tEl4Y srl Othcrs consair-
inE sf:s aIHES, about = oi which 6 Ia " bod
aud he residue uEdar gu tivatiO well adapted
Il grsin ald Ass There = : large and nssry
Gs% d = &hO)%G EONSE of moi"-n con-
2bTuctIO CoT'4niGR ,'aFen rooms. bsy adows
iGC = nevaf ;.iiag veil If fine gstnr nasr the
cor iWn barns. Nth sta5!iag, wsEon shed SC.
Aso large Och = &D IF well se,ecte: fruit,
of spi''es gaacs aud peaches, tho whole ep brac-
loE veg desirable ast.t". it vii, b. aln1n to
rurc'.snI3 ," WI. 4. FnTFia now on ;he preu-
iacE- Possession siYen for iall seeding II de,ic.
20. atd IuIl J.s5C2sron given On CCnErm ;tion Of
sale.
Term: One third of tho purchase money in
c&sh 0a The Day Of sale and tie reliGue in one
aird t"O TGa;s e + date Lha purchaser eEeCut-
ing bands 5osT!ng Interest, fpr tha deferred in.
sediments nHt 'he title relslued until tho pur
chrsG money is all paid
i?hA& z. LhMEET, ro.
JOHN y. JOHNSON, "o'AS u o"'e'
sur2S -rsts
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zNES?E e;seisfsA


/ QSlIKY-0ger lCO new patterns sho wing
1 E tho largest and b1st selected stock in the
city.
DHhES SIT "7S-.h IutI asserting ent; also the
new 1,-.jcrng pf ;2oiiHrs snd Cuffs.
KID GLOVES. LACGS, Ribbons snd
SCASFS.
Spacisl attention paid TO GENTLEMEN'S
EhCh WGA&. Constantly receiving al The
aewcst DESIGNS oGe-ed 20 first elias. city .7ade
GERHANTOWN ard SAEONY WOOL
enc ZIPHyR WORSTHp
SUMMER UNDER W IA ( for la1io5 goats,
ni7ses boys end infants lsrso assortment; !;
prices zoe 10 So
COKS k'F- csa b3 7esG st Doc 75c: 81, ST Is,
81 80 si:d 81 per phir; :egc;a! new ulnRe es IN
CoTsets added to at0cki ladies' ere Invited to eI-
Al same.
BUTTONS, Rraids Pa-ssols. Spcol Silks,
Towels, NspEirs, Dexter Knjtirg Cotton, Pins,
Noedics, Combs, Belts SIspeuters. Thread
Gloves. Soap, ferfalc cry and new seiecsoa of
Jewelry.
apl7 &. Il. AnbMS 81 King at
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AUt"I'2feEs EAE:EH.
Ry o. Seal s. Lucas, AuctioneerS.
LIE OF TIE ENT:EE GFFECTS

7 y
- GA
HOUSE FUREISHINf9 And VARIETY
STORE
Is eTl ehoIt to change ny bus'1eSs, l will
sell or tau KSUAY, sept. u, at 10 o'clock 8.
III. and I H.. 4l IA et !rn. southeast corner &
Sing and Washington s.rnsts, Atxandris Ve.,
my eLtire stock, cons sting OF a fine assortment
+ Brorzad i.rna2, Chins snd G!sss Wsra Tin
Ware. i'ovs &c. sc Sale continued till tho
en.ir" stock is disposed tf
eug2S-lt str:. S X, SNIDEV.
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By O,Neal q Lucss. Auctjoneers,

TQM MlSSIONER'S SALE OF VALUA-
- BLE REAL ESTATE- By virtue of q
decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county,
Va rendered at the June term. 1880, thereof i"
tho chsncery cause OF W. 4 Emerson and wife
et ais. vs. Elvs N. Emerson ct als. the sub
scrib r ss commissioner Of sale, appointed by
said Decree will OK pose for ssle at public auction
on SATU RDAY. the 1lth day OF Septemb Der,
1880 1t l. m., in font Of the Market building,
on Royal street, in the city &C Alexandria, Va
the REA l. SSrhTE in the said decrse men
toned, of which Harrison Emeraon died seized,
to wit:
No l. A LOT OF GROUND with TWO.
STORY FRAME DWELbING HOUSE, in
.ha village Of West End in F.irf,x county, Va
stu ltod on the stu'h side Of Duko street ex.
tended. 6 short distance west Of tho tone
Bridge" and co tsiuirg two roods and tWonty-
fvo poles
10. 2 a TRACT or LAND in Fairfsx
couoty, Va, south of the shovo described lot
10 l, and separated tharefr2m BY the V. NJ.
snd a. & +. railroads. adjoining the lands of K
l.. Hotcnford, Holland >nd others, snd contain.
ing lfB acres of dry land, moro or less, G4 scres
OF meadow land, more or less, and about 10 acres
marsh land.
Terms OF ssls-One 9th ofthe purchase mon ey
in cssh, and the residue in three equ.i payments,
al Elk, twelve and eighteen months from the day
of sale; the deferred payments 10 bear interest
from the day OF sale, and to be secured by tho
notes of the purchasers. with good personal se-
curty, and Lae retention of the id until the last
payment is made, ALHkRf STU Art,
sull cots Commissioner of Sale.
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By i}reea & Wise, Auc,ioneers.
rEFSUSTEES' SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Nv ROSS
TG HN il G, IHPEO VED By 4 d VEL.
LING HOUSE, STORE STABLE &C.
i59 Itu" q tccrec Of the Circuit court O!
h!eE&H4.ls County. Virginia reHdered gt tao
Msy term, 1880 thereof IN snu suit Of AIMS
Stills vs. Ernnh snt JCh0ston trustees, &C..
the subscribers, IS commissioners of sIie 40.
p1!0lst by Sid decree will uitor Fer ssle ct pub
&C Suc.iGn, on iha prepii6es on WEDN ES-
E@-f, August 25lb, 1850 1T 5 o'ul1ck M,
GGT1 nu5GGereG oAg. ;~r and three. in Equ ,re
numbered three, If the to~A of hosslcr, Vir-
ginI- with 'ha improvements, cpnei;sirg OF
i WhLii&G HOUSE. store stsh'e srId n~ces-
5arv 0u!hui,di0gs AID s lot OF fruit Trees,
!, rms Of Sae prescribed b" decree are
81 iG5 9 mih interest from lie Db0r 20 1877,
y. por cent ard $50 ~ tsxeG cots Ct suit in
CASH thu residue IN e. y and Is = uD:hs sflsr
said ss:a. win approx et personal security. If
.erUs Of s:,ie ara ngt complied W th within one
week from; the day nt sale, tha pro ,er,r Will he
rGsua &5 tue 'i5K ana cost of the c, sui.ir. rur-
ascr afar tl,r=n 1a7s no-co IN In. Evaaia g
:sr ;cws;..p par &C Washington, y. . Convey
>; 2ing - v;irCh.s,.'s cu.t.
Ai.8Gii?' STUART.
JhME:S =; JOHNSTON ! <'omm 49,
tC@%SnsoG y EHo:, S.!ssmen. iy2ass:wte
ycsES'- TIC ,harn gslo &c lcs.poced 50 3ArUii.
jj& Z, &ngcst e, ssm, hour sud place.
y, order uf :hu :,ustoes:
Il pU&CA16Qa Bi:nS 81, sr,or.
5Z:..:~ EiY consent OF all PARTIES ioterrs;-', .ho
&G": 81 c i: ;ur;ncr p1rtroned until THURS
DAE, Sept. al the ssm3 hour and place.
A,iN.Hc GrUAHT, r,.n,r.
JAN SIS IL. JOHNSTON, "'''Ni 10