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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

n1sTRIcT oF LIrcaF1ELp ss. Probate Court,

nIsTRIcT OF LITcHF1ELD ss. Probate Court, V May l4th, 1881.
 Upon the application of Henry M Miller of waverly, Illinois, showing to this Court that he is Father to Maggie Louise M iller aged eight years and Walter dents of said Wavery, and that said minors are the owners of the following real estate, viz Each of 13S part of certain piece of land in Litchfed, Conn.,. Northfield Society," containing one fourth of more less with the buildings thereon. bounded North on highway,s East on land of Walter Fi,ley. South on land of Frederick s. Porter, and West on land of said Porter and highway appraised ip the inventory of the estate of Cynth Merwin at six hun dred and fifty dollars. and showing just be cause fer selling said real estate praying for order and that he or some other meet person be bowed to sell the same. as per application on file, tbs at the Probate Office, in Litcheld the 4th day of June 1881 at nine o'clock, forenoon and that notice the place where such real estate lies least three weeks successively, before said time assigned.
 SSw GEO. M. WOODRUFF, Judge. T,O the Probate Court of the District of Cornwall
 The application of Sarah E. St. John respectfully showeth that she is Guardian to Edith R St. John minor belonging to said Disaict and that said minor pecs of iaud lsns and bounded as fooWs beeinpins ths East line of highway abeut thirteen and three fourths rods Northeastery from the line of the old highway leading on to the East Mountain, running Eastery, parallel to the North line of said highway to the land of Marven Hall thence Lortherly in sa i'd Halls line to David 5. Fulers land thence Westerly and Northerly said Fullers line to the highway, thence in the line of highway to the place of begin nng. containing about 28 acres less together with third of third interest in all the build ings thereon standing Said landis situated in the Town of Kent, County of Ltchfeld, State of Connec 4icut, valued at $500.
 And she further says, that the estate is at present unproductive that the avais thereof are wanted for the support maintenance and education of said minor and that it will be for the advantage of said minor to sell same. and invest the avais thereof according law wherefore she says that there is just and sonable cause for selling the same She. therefore the court to order said real estate to be sed to empower her some other meet person to sell the same pursuant to the statute in such made and provided. er
 Dated at Cornwall. May 14th, 1881 1s SARAH E. ST. JOHN. Guardian,
 District of Cornwall Probate Court, May 9th ISS1 Ofdered-That the foregoing application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Cornwall on the 9th day of June, 1881 at cue o'clock afternoon and that notice thereof be published in some public weekly newspaper near the place where such real estate es three weeks successvey before said time assigned Certified by
 7-3w slLAs c. BEERS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

The army worm and the potato bug are busy in New Jersey.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

Republicans are not responsible for all the Star Route frauds. It appears that useless daily route was set up between Coulson Mon- tana, and Fort Custer. Only one letter was ever carried over it-a circular to the post. master at Fort Custer. He let it go backwards and forwards till the postmaster at Coulson got angry and reported the matter to Washington. The Fort Custer postmaster was called on for an explanation. Re wrote the facts to the Department exposing the fraud. Then came an order reducing the mail to one trip week. But Mat Maginnis, Democratic delegate from Montana, wanted that Fort Custer and Coul son mail made daily, representing that the success of his party depended on it. So, after much effort, the useless daily mail was re- stored, the ':Muscle-Shell" country went Dem. ocratic, and Mat. Maginnis was duly elected to Congress Now special agent has reprint. ed the above facts and the Muscle Shell" Democracy will have to look elsewhere for funds to carry the next election.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

An East Haven grand juror has brought T prosecutions against persons failing to register their dogs The sufferers pay $5 fine and costs, apiece, and are thankful.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

nISTRICT OF LITCHFIELD ss. Probate Court U May 18th, 1881.
 Estate of Mary Landon late of Goshen in said Dis- trict, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, within said time will be debarred recovery All persons indebted to said estate requested to make immediat payment to.
 s3w EVERETT H. WRIGHT, Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

The grain crops of the United States for the past ten years are estimated to have been worth ten billions, or an average of billion year. Wheat was exported to the amount of $21O, ,OOO, 900 in 1880.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

The Derby Transcript meets with an ire. parable loss in the death of it's founder and editor, the Rev. W. T. Bacon. MT. Bacon graduated from Yale in '37 and was one of the founders of the New Haven Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

And almost everything else in our line: And one word more. Our patrons will please note the fact, that our stock is ALL paid for and consequently our prices will be as low as the low est.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

The Czar seems set against reform.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

In England and Germany as well as in the United States the census tells the same story of population crowding out of country into city life. There as in the older States of our own country, the rural population is diminish. ing. All that will nc doubt continue for time. but can it last Can the city continue to live and thrive by merely sucking the coun- try almost dry of its population2 Surely the time must come when return tide will set in and when the country will gain on the city. Otherwise both will eventually decline together.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

On Wednesday Robertson was confirmed in the Senate without serious opposition. The men who might have made fight if Conk ling had been there, contented themselves with a grumbling "No," and even these were not more than four or i've.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

Another crooked Dorsey transaction comes out. or rather came out long ago and has been lately re-discovered by the press. In 1878 he obtained from the postmaster at Little Rock certificates to the sufficiency of Star route bonds-which certificates the postmaster sign cd before ae bonds aoers filled out The papers were then used by Dorsey to defraud the gov ernment
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

The Baltimore Sun celebrated it's forty fourth anniversary, last week. It began in the disastrous business year of 1887 and has grown to be one of the wealthiest, and ablest journals in the country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-26

The Senate finally adjourned without day CD Friday, after acting on all the nomina. tions sent in by the President Gorham and Riddleberger still stay out in the cold and Mahone seems of greatly less importance than before the Conk ling tantrum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-22
By K. T. Lucas, Auc.!oreer.


COMMISSIONERS JE-sg vi!tpe or de-
~ crees ofthe Circuit Iou-. OF Fairfax county,
Va, rendeTad q: t1e June term, lSS) Novrm-
Ger .crm. 1850 snd Juno term. 1S5i, -sae:s3f III
tAe chancery Cau:e of w. 4. !'IIsrsol a36 wifa
ct ais. VS. Eivs III. Er1erson a! ais tho eu0sGri-
Der, es commissioner Of sale in ssid cause vii!
expose for sale st lu5ic auction on SATUA.
DA I, the 9th day OF Nove.nber, 1851, q! II M,
IN front OF the TsTkeS building. Oa Royal street,
IN u ~ tna city of -sleEandrs, Vs, 9 LOT OF
5E.lU VII With .cHG STORY FRSME
DWELLING HOUSE; in the village G. vest
End in Fsi7:.x cougiy, Va. s;a>:ot on the
south s!cc of luke street, o-ie%ded. g short Dis.
tence west Of the tSLoEo .ifidge," and coa.s;n.
ing two roods and tw3n:v five po!es, being psr:
OF ihs ras! cs:s:s o. which Harrison Emerson
died eeZod.
Terms OF Sale: Cae fnh Of the purchase non
90 IN Gosh. Ead the residue in .hrce equal pay
mems. at siz, twelve and eighteen months from
the deg Of SAFE; tha deferred payments to b.sr
Interest from ine dsy OF sale, 80! W 90 stcurrt!
by the notes of the pu,clsssr, With good rer.
sonal sscuri:y, Snd toe retention Cf ta9 title IN.
u! the iast payment 10 made.
ALBEIT STUAET,
nClJ-aOGtf C1rImit2iOurr of S1ir
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NOE shLE AT AUCTION. on TUES
4: DAY, Nov 1st. 1851, a. y M, in front OF
the Market ale1andrs. Va, Two PRINT.
ING PRESSES, with stands, Gtlleys, Gvpe
and ApIurtel6nces now used IL publishing inc
Fairfax Messenger. Terms: Cssn I1quirc OF
Is. 7. Lucss.
octt-~4. CkSSIUS CAETEa, Trustee.
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AUGTGGE sAEEs.
= Anh OF A LARGE AND VaLJIaHI,v
- fROPERTI N EhIREhY ~ " ~"

SsALE OF A LARGE AND VAIIapI-
~ ~ IKOPERTI IN Fairfax Co, W. A.
oy 'n'9e OF q decroe Of tho Circui. Court ot
dav 81 m el'y; Virginia, rendered on the 9th
-? VI may. 1851, III the casncerv causes nj
1r,hIEia& vs. Thornton ct al. and Wssbineton
Wv savings Bank and othera against Weems
aCih ih!hlssrstcr aud others. ID undersigned. com
z.d oy the said tec,es thereto auth ori-
oF NOVEMBER, 1881, At Il o'clock N IN ae1l
oy puoic auction, in front OF the Marke: build +.
ing, on Fslrtax s!Tect, ia the ssid city of aler.
nhdfts, va, TEADI OF LAND, in Fsirfs,
county va, containing six thousand four hun.
ofed and iorty.tve (64i5) acres in tho bin and
plochedihRs IN nantlone1, bung the residue Of the
orlslnst purchase by thornton, from Fairfax
remaining uEsod. The WsshiDgton and Obin
hailrosd Is located through ths tract, which i.
ao0ut twenty miles from the cities Ct alexandria
ard Washington.
Tnls property is now autdi! lied ;1to eoyonteen
90 different parcels or lots deslgn.ted on the
p!a:s. respectively, ss lots No l. containing llT7
acres more or less ; u =, 1924 scres; No3 SyI
so5 ao5es no q, 1873 scres; No s. 124! acres No 6
I3e! acres; No GN4 scres; No s lI82l scras
No 96!! ncres No 10 39i acres. No II :9;i
acres M II, l7lt scres: no l3, 24l scres; 10
II. 3o3 rcres; NJ - 1923 acres: No l6 oI11
acres; No II, III scres
me sa'd trsc! will ba offered FOR sslo ss q
nuVe' of 10 ,"la IS st. toVe according to the metes
ana pounds thereof lad down in ssid pl.t or cor
shln lois nav De sold together or :be Isrp.r lots
may be further .uodivided on the dsy of sale
IN tne discretion OF tho commissioners, TO su,:
purchasers. a plo: Of he property will be e.-
hlolied or the day OF sale. and can be inspected
any time before ssii sae, at toe law cfTics of
A9ns q Nes.o, IN The city cf Alexandria, Va,
Inc property is within an hours ride OF the
CITY OF hshlnPton, statiUn on the premises
ana Two trains q day esch wry, ono in :ne morn.
ing ana the other in the afternoon. Itis well
waiered, much ofls adapted 10 agriculture while
otnef portions are Vs!uabe for its tim Dor There
IS III os'shtisl mansion house Cn the pr,m;sas
ana Hocc many smaller house,, occupisu by
laboreCs and tenants ~
forms CT Sale: Sufficient Of the purcbsae
money IN cssa to pay the costs and expenses OF
sun ana sG:e, say teu per cent sai the residuc
thereof to &c payable fn equal insta:m ,nts, At
one, Two and shreo yesTs, res spective.v rom dsv
OF sac Win interest," 10 be evideacsd bv iha
oohds OF the purchaser or purchasers, with good
persona! security, the comm r;ss!oners to retain
tho .tse to sad isud until the purchaser shall
nave paid oil Of the purchase nouey. Convey.
Ahcing a. the cost OF the purchaser
LINDEN KENT,
W. WlLLOUGaBY,
s. +. 5NACE,
oEO. a. MUSHEhCE
+. l. SMITH.
Scl0 's Commissioners.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AS 4 NEWSPAPER FEA.
TURE.-Good, fresh advertisements are Lot The
least Interesting and valuable portion Of news
paper, We have been told that q prcmin ent
New York journ.lst hoped 10 see the day when
the profits on tha circulation of his paper would
be 90 large that he could dispense with adver,is.
ing altogether. We think b 9 Is II i,tAken in his
option of sdVerti.ing and newspapers. Adver-
tsements are news. They tell the readers what
they want 10 know-where goods can be bought,
what they are sold for, who hes houses to rent
or cell, who Withes purchase where employ
meat and labor can be obtained, and ihou.
sand other things that they want to know. 1t is
an error to suppose that only the editors ard re
portels supply news worth reading. The skil.
tul advertiser furnishes good share CT it, and if
there are any readers VINO fail to look over The
advertising columns of their papers, thep miss 5
good desl of Information that would prove yslu.
able to them,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-22

A PITlFUL SpECrAcLE.-Shor;ly sfscr 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon miscellaneous
crowd gathered q! Sscord and Orange streets
aroucd wonen RSo had iGllen o1 tho gutter
plato as tho corner and vas ia tho pains of
Childbirth. i Vas a shocking sieh> aud was
sool shu; Gu! by the alp:sranoe Of Dr.. Brown
Oh the scene, end the removal Of the wonan 10
q house near the corner, where the doc:er ren
dared all tho professioosl ssrzios p5slbe. An
ambulance sooo appeared. sad the p.ieat and
her child were seat TO :ho &im5houso. Har
name is Margaret Clarke, aud she is @ motor.
ious chsrecer here She had biea married
bat her husband Ief; her lorc ago. sni she hiss
beeu rather dissipascd fJr 3 ioag tine. She is
about twenty hse years Of ssc, and has had
two children before. cue Of which is at 81.
,lsmcs' Hospital, sud the other al St. Peters
Otphsn Asylum. She got permit from Ser
g9nnt Dolsu to 20 to the almshouso ct s O'Clock
yesterday moruiag, bu. ius,ead of goiug there
dho got in liquor sud furnished the spectsnIa as
related aboVe.- Wilmington, (Da,] Erny
EreninQ.
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lace. W. l N. 8 n. 6 n. yr.

INA T1GHr FLAcE.-A yjurg F1nd Gu
Lao, Wisconsin. lawyer, l:aroed something the
other hight. We know it will seem straDge
that young lawyer could Lara anything, but
this one admits it himssl;. lie was on, cait e
on young lady, wheo you1g msu ald
another ycung lady called. and the young law.
yer hought it you'd Be cunning to pct down
oehind the lounge and 20. let them kuow he
was there, and surprise them by bobbirg up
serenely trcm Low when tho proper time came.
They came 10, and the first thing b 81 sskrd Tor
Was the youog lawyer. who had told The young
man be would be there that evening". Thee
they began to talk ub2ut him. discussed the
siz, OF his feet, waich they csinei were large,
a1d the s'z, of his head, which thty ssssr.ed
was child sz,. Then they talked ubeus his
family, ard he tried 10 stuff hia cars. Just
then little terrier belonging to tho girls
brother c.mo ia the room, aoa somebody said
"rQta' aad tcld the dog 10 hEut for them, and
The dog went under the louoge. snd began 10
groWl aud shake something, and there wss
sound OF reve!r7 by night The other youug
mao and the two girls rushed oct of the roon,
aud the lawyer GOT up on bis !ees pu!|iog tee
dog 10 rcac his suspeuders By the teeth, aud
the dog shock. aud the ycupg man kicked and
yelled. ard presently the girls tather c.me in,
aid seeus the dog trying to bold vhat he sup
posed was burglar. no took Ga Oh! hair olotL
cGvcrsd chair, aud vas going to brain the barg
lar, when tho young Ean told who be Was, and
the father Unlocked the dogs teoth, after he
had remembered the combination, and tho
yauas lawyer took himself 10 bis hand aud vent
awas.-RcI's San.
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Of best quality,
end VOL scye1eG. ! Will be pleased 10
supply ny iriscds End customers ss loves. rIsy.
ket price. Deiyorod a: houses, csrs or bos.e,
por ton CT e2a0 lbs.
JET W. a. SGCOT.
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER %.
&TGTEBN saLEN.

TESRUSTEE'9 SALE OF DWELLING
= HOUSE and HkIST and SAW Mill
By Virtue Of deed Of trust from james WEIGH
and wife bearing date the Z0.h OF November,
1873, recorded il liber y, No 8, folio 70, land
| records of Fstts1 county, under the Gi:ec.ion
lie auction on MONDAY, the 2lst oi 3 $ovember,
1881 ct Fairfax &. T.. IN front Of tho Court
House door, valuable u DWELLING AUUJE.
t5KloT and Saw HILL. The saic property
lies on the Georgetown Iu;Epike ii Fairfax
county, and ls shout nine miles from George
town. ID. 9 The greater 2sr: OF :he machinery
il new aod in fine condition.
Terms: So much cash ss will rsy the costs
SID expenses or saie AID the sum ri $3.50 with
interest OF said sum froul Dec. l2th 1873 10 the
dey OF sale, the Daiance upon ccedi. Of /. : and
s years with interest from the day Of sa!n upon
deferred lnstamenls, 10 na secured by deed CT
trust upon tho property cod.
]. ~. LOVE,
octl9-wtw Su5s.i;u.ed Trnstoo.
Il AMI DWELLING HOUSE BY virtue
OF deed Of t-us. frcm james Tnirh acd vile,
besrin2 dste the .0.n OF ~ pt!l, 1872 rscHrdod il
:iber a, No. 4. folo 30!, land records of FGirfsx
county. st the request OF The party eCCured, !
shall otfsr for sale ~ public GnGtion on MON
pay. the 2lst of EoveEIber, 1884, at F.irfsr g.
=, in trort Of the Court House door. 7.lu .bln
DWELLING HOUSE attached with sl ne
cessary ou. buildings and situsted st Vienna, on
the Washington aud ONO Z. t..
Ie,m': 60 much cash 81 will reV tho cCs!s
aud eA penses Of ssle snd the sun, CT SlGl0 with
interest At 10 per cent from tho is! o! February,
1878 on said sum til GsT of aale IL. basnca
upon credit Of t1elve m Dn:ns tr.m :hn day of
ssls secuIet by lien on the property sali,
janis s.. LOVE,
oCtl9.Ifw Substituted Trustra
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A NoTIcE TO EUROPE, ASIA AND AFRICA,
To whom it may concarn: Tic msjori.y cf The
people OF the Uoited States having learned
with regret that pcEsoa named Rutherford 3.
Hayes, of Fremont, OAio, representing hGs.l {
as 40 ex President of this republic, is about to
sail for Europe, hereby giqs notice to all
princes, poteotutes aud people cf quality in
foreign lsads that the said Rutherford B. Hayes
is a fraud; and We hereby notify all prices
posensates sod people of qualify aforesaid not
to trus. or bonor him 90 our account, or bestow
upoo him snY honors or hospitslties 10 c,nsd
GRAFTON of their respect for tho Unlted States.
The said Hayes is of medium siz.. ssrdy
whiakers tinsed with gray, and plsusabe ad-
diess sud may be known By bis affected de-
votion to temperance. Heis notable for having
detrauied one Samuel j. 1ilden oat of the
ofico of President of the ULited States, aod
drawn the said Tildeo's salary for four years,
amounting 10 5000, ,000.-Bufdlo Courier.
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EXCELSIOE aud dhMMONIATgD PHOS-
~ PaATE; also small 10: OF PURE hAW
BONE finely ground, for sale by
Iuil-2m K NJ. LAWSON & JAMJTSOT<
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DR. z. Q. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
AENT; specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Con.
sion. Loss Of Memory Spermstorrhe., Irpo.
tency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature 0ld
Age, caused By over.exertion, sell abuse, or over
indulgence which leads to misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent cases. Zach
boz contains one m month's trestment. One dollar
boz. OF six boxes Tor five dollars sent by mail
prepaid on receipt Of prca We guarantee six
boxes to cure sny case. With each order re.
ceved by Us for six boxes, accompanied with
tive dollsrs, we will send the purchaser our writ.
Len guarantee to return the money if the treat.
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
5y AN NEY 8 CO., Druggists, Alexandrie,
Va, Wholesale s1d retail agente. Orders by
muii will receive prompt attention. MARI
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Messrs. StBnsbury o. Ero

Return, thanks 10 the public for their liberal
patronage in the past aod earnest ly request that
ell persons desiring to have Stove Furnace or
Fire Pl,cs Heater work done, will leave their
orders with them at oLce, so ss to aTcid the rush
Of the fall trade.
The "splendid" Fire Plaza Furnace for heat.
ing one or more rooms. is the best in the world.
Send for circular. For sale only BY etsnsbuly
j. Sro., cor. King and Washington streets.
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ESRACKED CORN. the best nnd mos. nu:rl.
~ sious corn teed for horses, TO, sale by
CHAS. :. TAYLOR, Jr.,
sepT No q hin2 street
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s9- The bess Summer beverage-BELFAsI
GINGER ALE.
GEO. McBURNEY & Son.
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CONFESSION MERCHANTS.
NT s. JOHNSON s. CO..

WhUuESALE EKUUEHS,
GEN GHAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Deataro in
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ITO GOOD FARMERS wishing to seed
4 Wheat and who do not c,-e to buy Ferti-
liz :rs, l offer to furnish TWO HUNDRED
AMI TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS OF A No.
l FEHTI LlZER per acre. for one hslf of the
gross produces Of Wheat grown, deliverable free
of charge in alexandria before Is. August, 1882.
Address F. Q. Box 22J, Ale-anoriA, Va
sep2S-.f
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nEnFlTI n Agents wanted for Lifo of
saHEE6f1Il President Garfield, A CON-
Nniaa sHAaS plete faithful history from
cradle to grave, by the eminent biographer Col
Con we'll. Books all resdy for delivery. An
elegantly illustrated volume. Endorsed edition.
Liberal terms. Agents take orders for from 70
to 80 pies daily. Outsels any other book ten
to one. Agents never made money 90 fss. The
book sells itself. Experience not Necessary.
Failure unknown. all make imuense prt fits.
PriVste terms free.
GRO. STINSON & CO.,
oct6-1m Portland, Maine.
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By T.. r. Iucas. Auci;cccer


fH*RUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of g derd of
trus, from Mary Catherine smith, wife of
benJsmln Smith, TO me. besring dGte OF april
lU!h 1915, sad rsco.de: iu tno Clerks Ci.ics of
Alexnndrls county, Va, iE iiber ID NJ. 4, at
foilo l79, shall for the purpose Of earring ont
tpe provisions OF the said trust End 2. the w1i..
ten request OF the party thereby secured, ct?t-
LOT sale st public suction on tue premises, on
IUEDE4, the 18th day Of Novcmba:. 4.
u. 1881 at II m, VALUABLE GHaCr OF
LsHD, lying in the county aforesaid, snd de-
scrioed ss follows: Comm 2nc,Gg st g pcirt il
the South line ot.he Columbia TGra pike, socni,
poles and twenty-one links westerly from III.
noEthesst corner of the tract coaTavei By SeYeil
b. Corbs.! 10 s. Ferguson nesch, t:u,seo fc- =
;. Close, by deed dated November Oh, 1855
thence southerly By direc! linz 20 u voip, il
TIE south line OF ssid tract. distant. coles from
the southeast conner Of said tract! lEcpce west.
erlv along the south line Of ss!d trsc. poles or d
III links. thence nCrtheriy by o Gi-oc. l;aa to n
Ions in tho south line Of the Coiurnh ha Turn
pike distant poles end one link westerly fson,
Lhe place OF beginning thence ess.orly slNnr tho
south line Ct said Co.u abis Turnpike poles
and O1e link 10 the place of besiuniLg, contain.
ing two acres OF land more OF less. i IL i'm
proved By Z coUfoT.sbie dwelling; house.
Terrcs OF Sale: nc-hslf CASH and lhe baI-
ance IN sir months with interea: from the cgy Of
sse, secured hv deed Of trust.
WM. w. BOA hHAN, Trus;ne.
Room /, - ebster Lsa Building, WsGhing.
SOC, y. =. octll I'd