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Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Nancy Craig sm
w Landon ID. Craig. her Husband
on the 2sth day of September, eiFh
teen hundred and seventy-eight, con.
ve,ed to the undersigned trustee, br
their deed of trust. which is record.
ed in book N" at page 27a, in n.
corder's office, i'm Audrain ceunty,
Missouri. the following land in sai
county and State, to-wit: Begin. |
ming at the stone let for the north. /
east corner of survey No. LOIS. rn
thence west SO feet, Ga little more Or
lrs-), to northeast corner of surfer |
Ne. 1,4Sl thence south with asa
line of said survey, No. l,4Sl, ss
feet to its southeast corner; theau |
est with south line of said surreg,
1927 2, to southwest corner Of said
survey. being also southeast coras
block No. 6. in billiards. addition b
Mexico thence south with east line
of billiards. addition 1885 feet, d ID
tie more or less), to southeast corner
of Block a. billiards. addition,
thence west with south line of ssi
block 66 feet /: thence south 81 DE-
grePs, 80 minutes. east IS feet; thsnu |
south 543 feet to a point in north line
of Love street, 40 feet north Of Tx
north line of Craig's addition tl
Mexico, and 272 1-2 feet east Of The
east line of Calhoun street thene
east on north line of Love stree. q
per plat of Craig's addition, 40 feet
more or less. TO a point IS feet soHf
of the southwest corner of north
west fourth of northwest fourth dl
section 25, in township 81 rang
nine, west ; thence north OF the See
tion line between sections Is and *
TO the beginning corner, and cor
tanning 20 I0-l0O acres. a little NOR
or less, and being east part of soats
east one-fourth- of southeast one
fourth section %, township 81, sa
range 9, west. and east part Of IN
northeast one-fourth Of the north
east one-fourth section 26. TOWNSHIP
81, range 2, west; also block 'A'hl
billiards. addition to Mexico, - per
plat of said addition, in Office aI
recorder of deeds, containing n u
so acres, be the same more less, y
survey and numbers as above d.
scribed, to secure the payment q
note in said deed of trust describe
That sSid note is due and unpaid u
the request of the holder said nea
| will, on
Friday, February Is, 1881,
sell said property, at public sale. ia
cash, at the east door of the corr
house. in Mexico, Missouri, to s!f
fly said note and all casts of this as
ID. Ii. MCINTYRE,
S9-5t Trustse
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
Administratrix's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that let
tiers OF administ ration upon the
estate OF j. j. Weaver, deceased have
been granted TO the undersigned Luz
cinda Weaver by the Probate Court
of the county of Audrain. bearing
date the 10Th day of December, 1881.
That all persons having claims
against said estate are required to
present them 10 me for allowance
within one year from said December
18th. or they be prrcluded from any
henetit thereof; and that unless said
claims be presented within two years
from the publication of this notice,
lacy will be forever barred.
LUCINDA WEAVER,
Administrative J. j. Weaver, decd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
CONGRESSIONAL
special Correspondence Of the Ledger.

special Correspondence Of the Ledger.
WASHINGTON CRY, February g.
Although it was pretty generally
known that the %formality of count
ing the electoral vote would be with
out incident, there was an immense
crowd present to witness that pro-
cedure. Everything was provided
for before hand in the concurrent
resolutions Of both houses. The
Vice-President waste open the ball
lots, AMI after they had been counted
by tellers appointed respectively by
the House and Senate, announce the
result. The vote of Georgia was to
be read. but the legality of it was
not to be passed upon and yet, as
has been stated, there was an inn
mense tnrong Of both sexes present
Precisely at noon the Senate left its
chamber and proceeded to that of
the House The Vice-President took
q seat beside the Speaker. Behind
them were the t~ellers, Senators
Thurman and Hamlin and Repre-
sentatives House and Crowly, and
the work of opening aud counting
the ballots commenced. When the
vote of Georgia vas reached there
was a stir among the audience. but
Mr.. Wheeler read the action of Con
gress and said as that vote had not
been cast on the appointed day it
would not counted. After that, lit
tie or no interes twas manifestation,
when the Weep resident announced
that Messrs. Garfield and Arthur had
received pa votes and in consequence
thereof declai ed they had been elect.
ed President and Vice-President OF
the United States, th-re was i'm
mense cheering, and the Senate re-
tired.
MIR Blaine's effort to obtain subsi.
dies for ocean tonnage, in order Il
revive ship-building in this country
will scarcely be successful. There
are already plenty of vessels on the
ocean. What is wanted is not in
crease of them, but transfer of then
to American ownership. This car
be best provided for by adlnittin,
them to registry after they shall hav,
been purchased. and by reducing thu
exaction, to which American vessel
are subject in American seaports
To perpetuate subsidies might bene
fit few siIip-builders at the publ
expense, and to discriminate agains
foreign vessels would be a blow a
our agricultural districts by increas
ing cost of transportation, and there
by .essen,ng the value of grain an
Increasing the price of every articl
of necessity or comfort brought fror
abroad which now comes to us b.
water. "a
The Eads bill has been tabled i
the House, and as yet the river an'
harbor bill has not been finally act
ed on.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
BOND FIRE.-OUT OF BEBT.
All vestfce Of Audrain's Debt Destroyed

"Out of debt" This implies q
great deal, whether applied to an In
dividual or a corporation. Audrain
county is now entirely of debt; the
remainder Of her bonds we're cancelled
January l, 1881, and last Saturday
morning they we're burned by the
county court then in session. Au-
drain paid her debt dollar for dollar j;
she never repudiated a cent or CON-
promised a dollar. This debt was in
CURED by money furnished the Louis
lana & Missouri River Railroad Com
pany; the amount being $3.50, 900.
The stock in this road, as our read
ers will remember, was sold last ) ear
for s21 900. These bonds were is
sued about 1859 and we're signed by
b. l.. Locke, county clerk, anC
Increase Adams, of the county court j;
they were of the denominations of
$1,000, $500 and 500. and bore 8
per cent. interest. They are now
paid off, and at ten o'clock a.
m, last Saturday, were burned. Per-
haps Audrain county is the only
county in the State entirely out of
debt. No county in the State is in
more prosperous condition to-day.
The affairs of the county have been
we'll managed, for which much credit
is due B. l.. Locke and other county
officials. VIZ are not only out OF
debt, but have a very handsome bal
snce-something e SIS, 200, We
think, in our county treasury. We
have nearly 100 miles. of railroad,
assessed at about $4,000, and our
taxes from the railroad companies
amount to q handsome sum. It is
true we have spent q great deal OF
money on railroads, but we now reap
our reward. In The way Of taxes we
have received nearly all We ever in.
vested, besides having the roads and
the benefit they have been in bsild-
ing up the county. Money properly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

expended on railroads will always
yield a good return. Each and every
citizen should feel proud OF our coun-
ty !; herald the new abroad; let it be
known that we have the best of soil !:
the best of citizens; the best of eli
mate the best of railroad facilities i;
the best of school advantages; tie
best of credit, and out Of debt. Hang
the banner on the outer wall and
carry the news to Mary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
Assessment of Damages and
Benefits for Street Purposes.
In tn. Recorders Court.

City of Mexico VS. h. w. Gleason and
and Hubert Gleason.
You are hereby notified that a jury
will be impanneled March 10, 1881,
in my court and sent out for the pur-
pose of assessing damages and bene-
fits arising to you oil account taking
certain lands from you, heretofore
condemned for this purpose. BY the
city council of the city of Mexico, by
an ordinance passed December 9th,
1880, and that you be and appear be-
fore me in person, or by agent or at.
torney at 10 O'Clock, a. IN OF said day.
Witness my hand and seal of
[seall office this 14th day OF Feb.
1881
JAMES F. GILLIAN,
A 81 Recorder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Hl~- --l n-l--~

Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Cloaks and Dolmans.
Shawls-Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's.
Balmoral Skirts in endless variety.
White Goods for Children's wear.
Flannels-Plain, Twill, Striped and
Plaid.
Cloaking Cloth and Children's Sui,
Goods.
Hosiery-Ladies', Misses and Chill.
dren's.
Ladies' Kids-In Black and Colored,
in 2, 4 and 6.button.
Underwear - Ladies', Misses and
Children's.
Gents Underwear.
Pearl Dress Buttons.
Fancy Dress Buttons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

NOTICE is hereby given that letter. =
~ minlstration upon the estate Of -
undersigned Herman jacobson BY the ~.
Court OF the county OF Audrain, bear1nRoW
second day OF February, 1881.
A persons having claims against M
are required to exhibit them to me fof niDNLs
within one year after the dale Of Sal0 ieRsss
they may be precluded rom any benent : r.
estate and if said claims be not exhinleas ~
In two years from the time Of the puuiscssss5.rs
this notice, they vii be forever barred: r.
AIRY 8. 1881. HERMAN JACOBS0A,
~ ar AdmintSII&W
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17

Vegetable Ivory Buttons, all colors.
Silk Dress Buttons, all colors.
Fancy Cloak Buttons.
Crochet Buttons.
Silk Handkerchief.
Ruching-10 10 75c. per yard.
Germantown Yarn.
Zephyr-in all colors and shades.
Silk Fringcs.
Barge Yelling.
Grenadine Yelling.
Dotted Net Yelling.
Ladies' Linen Collars, plain.
Ladies' Linen Collars, embroidered.
Ladies' Linen Cuffs, plain.
Ladies' Linen Cuffs, embroidered.
White Lace Ties.
Ladies' Silk Ties, &c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
Not &c of FinaI Settleneat'

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that ! % s ~
~ traitor of the estate of Thomas Il. WI
deceased. will, at the March term. Icy, r
Audrain Probate Court. make my I'M
ment as administrator of said estate, -.
43 Il W. +. REED. Admlnials~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-02-17
FEBRUARY Is. 1881.

THE LEDGER 10 entsred at the postoflce al
j Mexico. No. and admitted for transportation
through the mails at secoBd-class rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09

ssyou am de squarest mau IN Wasnlny'
said cid Uncle Nose, entering aarug'
sore and taking the clerk by. the nann
The drug-man blushed modestly q sa,u
ne always tried TO do his duty asa CnI,s.
and an American citizen. regardless OF ase'
rice. sex, or previous condition. ,,.n
al kuowed right of you was a Cnris.l.n.
sab. No man Ia de drug bixness' ceptln !
foIlerer ob de Lord would hang OUT slcn |"
IGN as you has got. Hit shows you am :
Christian iust, and y pizen mixer aI'esws so,
T was Test spelln' IL out. Hit am de Des'
advice cher | got In a drugstore"
81 What sign are you taking aDou.,
TJnclefr' asked the somewhat-sewildereu
druggist. .n,o 10 a
Dat sr,- said the old man, pointing 10 :
nIacard on the wall. which read "Iaste'
less Medeines.n "Dat ar am de best ADVICE
in the world, taste less medicines. 1 ne1e.
had tasted no medicines, no how, ana ia,
ar am de chief reason Pse alive agd kickln'
yit.. But you am de fust Christian oIug,
e,st cher 4 struck" and the old man strolieo
ont lust IN time TO avoid stopping Win DIS
bend a package OF bair restoTer thst tue in'
fnrIated druggist hurled after him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09
BY Joseph H. Homework, A~uctlouear.

TRUSTEES SALE OF MONTPELIER,
Il THE HOME OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, Vain execution OF the
deed of trust from Ibe late Thomas j. Carson 10
Philip 3. FrV and Lewis II. Wiiiiams, for the ben
ent OF David Graham. deceased. dated August J.,
1857, and recorded in the clerks onice Of Orange
County Court. the undersigned, executor OF LAWS
b. Wiaisms, deceased. who was surviving trustee In
said deed. being thereto required by The present
begehciaries In said trast-deed, will sell by auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER i, 1881,
die VALUABLE TRACT OF LIANT conveyed by
said deed, known as 4" MONTPELIER,n situated In
Orange county. Va, Immediately on the line of the
Virginia Midland railroad, four II Hes west OF
Orange Courthouse, Va, and containing l,0634
ACRES.
The land Is of good quality, well watered and tim
hered. The improvements consist OF a LARGE
BRICK DWELLING with fourteen rooms, com
mandlng = magnificent view Of the Blue Ridge
mountains: together with all Ihe necessary out
buildings. The grounds cover some 40 acres, and
are very handsome. This would make a most de-
liehtful GUNNER residence, a fine slock.farm, or
could be conye rted int a pleasant summer resort.
TERMS Cash TO pay costs OF executing the truss
and balance secured by ceed-say $4,000 and as
TO residue, upon a credit OF one and two years, the
purchaser 10 give bones for the deferred payments.
bearing Interest. from date, and secured bS deed or
trust on the land.
For furthef Information, ADDRESS the undersigned
JOHN g. WILLIAMS,
Executor Of Lewis d. Wlliams, deceased.
sc 2 FtNOvl&t2tawtd
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THOSE TWO FIRST-CLASS AND
4 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED TIL REE-
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos. 3Os AND
$40 NORTH TWELFTH STREE BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL. FOR SALE AT AUG
Ito UPON UNUSUALLY LONG CREDlT.-At
the request of The owner ] will proceed To sell at
public auction. upon the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1881,
at 5s O'Clock p. NJ, those large and desirable
DWELLINGS as above located. containing ten
rooms each, besides kitchen and servants roOH5,and
all mOfern Improvements. From the central location
OF this pronerIy-beiug about one fqusre from the
capitol aHd convenient 10 all other public buildings,
aud in a desirable neighborhood-it affords q good
opportunity 10 persons who are Ia want or Drst-
class residences 70 supply themselves.
TERMS: One third cash the balance at one, two,
and three years. with o per cent. Interest. and Sc
cured By a deed Of trust For the interest the pur-
chaser will be required TO give negotiable notes,
payable quarterly. n. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Sc AuctioneeT.
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THIS SErrLFs IT.-Proiessor Huxley says
the living body Is ga fluid possessed OF 0
Wis ESSENTIALS and solidescibili,as." Tnose
bodies which are filed with aduIterated
beer and whikey may be In that terrible
condition, but men who stick 10 pure water
and piyr their debts possess bodies wnlch
are simply p%rotoplasm susceptible OF struc-
tural metamorpbosis and functional meta
holism-and wen bet on IT, NorTisto~n
Herald,
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BY r. b. Chafin 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1 north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT CEN
N TRALLY-LOCATED AND VERY DESlRA-
RLE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING NO. SD
EAST FRANKLIN STREET.-At the request OF
DIR. J. G. SHELTON, who Is removing TO the corner OF
Eighth and Franklin streets. we will sell by puDnc
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1881.
at Az O'Clock r. ~. the above desirable WELL
ING which contains seven rooms, with iron pOtcn
10 font aud two porticos In rear, and kitchen Win
three rooms; gas, water, and bath. " dronts 20
perty will always rent well, and Will make a nice
home. Parties desiring to Inspect the house can 90
so Between the hours OF IL and z O'Clock any daY'
TERMS: Reasonable, and announced a. sale.
Il. b. QHAFFIN & co,
ssR Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09
BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1OI6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STOR1
FRAMED DWELLING AND AMPLE OUT
HOIIsES ADJOINING CITY OF RlCHMONB
IN HENRICO COUSTY.-Bv virtue OF q aeea o.
trnst dated August 26, 1880. executed oy isaac
Pritfy TO the ~undersig ned, and rec0rded ~ lne
elerk;s Office OF HsDrlco County Court, ~. y. Tug,
mage 25s, default having been made IN tne paymene
az a note secured therein, and bfiog required 30 20
do by the beneficiary, we shall sell oy aacuon' on
the premises. ON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1881
nj Ky O'Clock p. NJ. " all that LOTtn Henrico coun.
~ With the improvements tn reon. .fIontine o.
feet on n street. SO feet wide ian extension OF hoane
s,reeI and runnink back between parallel lines lol
feeI 10 an alley l6 feet wide r. 49,
tets is naylicularly called 10 this SALE Tor on the
nremi.e, are several slaughter-houses.
10, s44o with interest from August %, 1881 ball
Auee' FURMAE TUPPER,
WALTER sIDNOR,
ga Trustees.
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w. s. PneHER. o. G. {

w. 8. PITCHER. q. G. OSBORNE,
DILCHER A. OSBORNE,
Il WHOLESALE M REsAIL DEALERS
In All kinds Of
COAL, WOOD, AM COKE.
Try Ne before iroink elsewhere 10 purchase your
winter surDIies. or moathiy supplies.
Onee, SIT east Main flrecL Yards. Ninth and
CARY and Pine and Broad lElba ~stslIonl.
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The Coney Island Races.

The event on "Wednesday at Coney
Island was the race for the September
stakes, q hadicap sweepstakes for three
year. olds, Of 800 each; $25 forfeit, with
81, 900 added the second to receive 5000
out OF the stakes. One mile aud three
quarters. Closed with sixty-four subscri-
Ders.
Starters.
Oden Bowie's b.. 3. Cricklnore, by Cate by, dam
Belle Meade. Ill pounds ,."....:,..tHuehe,) i
Ia Henderson. 105 pounds......... tCostellol 2
Dwycr Brothers b. c. Hind0o, by. Virgil, dam
Florence, l2S pounds ccs;;tJ'mcLsushiinI 8
THE BETTING.
Pools were sold with Hindoo out, Crick.
more selling for S400 and Aella 800. Iu
the books there was l 10 8 against HIndoo,
8 to l against Aella, Is to l against Crick.
more. The Mutuals paid SAT s..
TIE RACE.
Aells was first away by half a length,
Crickmore second, bali a length ahead OF
Hindoo. Crickmore zoe jumped to the
front, and was a length ahead OF Aella, the
latter cue length in front Of Hindoo at the
three-furiong pole. When they reached the
half mile pole Crlckmore led one length and
a haf, Aelia second, one length 10 front OF
HiHdoo. Crickmore was two lengths IN adj
vance OF the other two as they ran around
the lower turn, and at the three quarter
pole he had a length the best OF ii, the other
TWO still running head and head. When
the horsesss..passed the judges stand Crick.
more led one length under a strong pull,
AelIa a neck in advance OF Hindoo. There
was 40 change Of the positions OF the horses
on the upper turn. and as they passed The
quarter-p0le Crickmore led one length,
AeIla second. a head In advance OF Hin.
doc. Going down the backstretch Aella
and ntnd0o closed on Crickmore, Hughes
having taken q pull on him for the finish,
and at the haif-mile pole Crickmore was
ouly half O length ahead, Aella second, O
head in advance OF Hindoo. Criekmofe on
scasing this point gradually left the others,
and at the tiIree-quarter pole he led 0
kogth and q haii, the other two being
parallel. Coming into the hoasestreteh
Hind0o was getting the whip, add a me.
ment afterward Aells got a cut or two, but
this had M effect, us Crickmore came away
and woh the race by four lengths, AeIa
seeond, six lengths ahead Of Hindoo. Time,
3sQ3i, which Is about as good as any three
year-oid raee with III pounds up. The
first three quarters OF a mile was run ia
I:l9 aud tue mile In 1s45. the last three
quarters being run 10 l:i6l.
raR "HRRAAD'sv COMMENTS.
Hindoo was Que OF the nominations with
I23 pounds 10 carry but even that weight
seemed 10 keep al the other nominators'
out except Mr. Bowie's Lrickmore,
with Ill pounds, and Mr. q. l.. Loriilard's
Aeiia, with l05 pounds. Hindo0 was q
treat fsycrite, IS so fcw thought ihatiE was
IgnInst crickmofe 10 The books, and tn the
,coFsaIes Hiudoo was left pvt, Tbs race
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA-IN VACATION IN THE
v CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HANOVER. AU-
Tue Eiiwan Phosphate Company, OF Charleston,
=. C..........,s...... .....-.- .ilalnlius
against
W. H.. Detenoant,
IN CHANCKRY UPOy AN ATTACHMENT RE-
TURNED R~xRcUTED.
The object n this suii 4. TO recover OF the Defend
ant, w n. Gaines, &42.50. with Interest THEREON
Trem the 9Th day OF September. 1850, TIL paid. hut
subject to 4 credit OF % as OF October %, 1880;
and 10 attach and subject to The payment Of said
debt the defendants real estate In this state-t0 Wit
All that certain farm, or all right. THE, and inter-
est OF The defendant IN the same, situated IN Hano.
yer county, on the Old Telegraph road. ia Ashland
magssterial district. aud adj anipg The lands OF John
\. James and others containing loo acres, As shown
by The land books OF said district.
And affidavit having been made and MED that The
defendant. W. II. Gsines. Is not = resident OF the
state OF Virginia, he Is hereby required to appear
In the said clerks ofice within one month after dae
publication hereof, and do what Is necessary 10 pro-
tect his interest herein. .
a c~oPy-Test: j. 4. BROWN. Ckrk.
II. CALDWELL, pc. Ia 25-4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09
BY Jas. Macdosgsn. Auctioneer,
~ IN Coveruor street.

OFFICE FURNITURE, PARLOR AND
OCHANBLR FURNITURE, &C., AT AUG
io" FRIDAY sEPrEMBEP 9TH,
st lnk O'Clock, I will sell at my anetion-rooms, With
g 40 EXCELLENT UPRIGHT WALNUT and OAK
4 OAK and WALNUT oFFICE-DEsKs and ia
BLES; nm,
WALNUT and OAK REVOLVING ana AKIN
U~FFICE-CHAIRS:
LETTER PRE>S:
WALNUT RAILlNG;
MATTINGS, CARPETS; nm.
Ar he same time 4 genteel assortment or PAR
.LGR and CHAMBER FURNITURE, amongst
Thie ahSnsouEvAlNuTPA RLoR SUIT covered
IN RIPS and nearly new.
Additions NAV he made up to hour OF SAFE.
Sc s. JAS. MACDOUGALL, Aucuohe@r'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09
by Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10l6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ATTRAC-
OTIVE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No.
6lO NORTH NINTH STREET, JUS BEYOND
LEIGH STREET, CONTAINING NINE ROOMS,
&C.-By virtue OF a decree Of the Cbancery Court
OF the city of Richmond, pronounced IN a suit
therein depending styled Hughes aud wife, &c T.,
against MclJernan, &c. | shall, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1881,
at 5H O'Clock p. NJ, sell at public auction a LOT
or LAND, with a BRICK DWkLLING-HOUSE,
No. 6l0, and other improvements the reOn. 'front.'
ing zS feet, more or less, on the west line of Ninth
street north OF Leigh street, aud running back about
1870 feet TO a common alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: One third cash, and the residue ia equal
instruments al six and twelve months, with int rest
added FROM day OF sale, the purchaser to glye nego-
table notes for the deferred payments, and The title
to We retained Until all the purchase money Is paid
au0 a conveyance directed by the Court.
ROBERT HOWARD,
Special Commissioner
FURMAN TUPPER, Auciioneer. au 80
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AUtN
TwusrEE,s SALE or :, SEW i BRIGK
il TENEMENT No: 1901 y; FFnERxL.
ssrrRsEETs~-Ry yir!as, e /, 9 e; asss as q r'ss, ai Trustee.
w. y, Ne flf, day OF Mse. 1880, ana reeoIosu
In he CLERKS otaee OF .isemona Sp hasey gsde II \,
.crt.tn nofes ee-ured therein. ana being feYu'fs" -
40 do by he holder OF the same, l VIII sen oy aue'
tlon, on ,oot
THURSDAY. sEPTExBER ID, 1881,
an The prersl,es. at ~ o'clock +. NJ, ~ali maj Ger.
tain LOT OF LAND. With me lbpfotsmcu
shsrso,. beetnulng az z point ihirty-one rect sl1
,nches fr0m lie northwest corner OF Cnarl,y ana
81 James streets, running thence nortn waroly ana ma
fronting on said sc. James street 5Vo.tz iees. wv
runnint hack an irregular width SO Feet" ~, ao
TERMS: Cash as 70 expenses OF SAFE ana 20 Sss
dine November IA. 1850, with interest Sic 80 Que
May II. 1881. with Interest; and q c1eoit As 70
es3n.52 due November IA, 1881, .sl24:oe que
N.v IL. 1882. fI29.66 due November IA. 1857
and fis2.7O due May Ia. 1888; balance, II any
announced at sale. $500 mu
FURMAN TUPPER, Ancti0nefrs WS