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FO R e G N.
A ACunard Denied.

ACanard Denied.
PASrs. April 6.-DeLesseps denies that
the Panama Canal Company intend to
take up the Nicaruaguan concession il
the American grantees permit it to
lapse.
5000 Rewa ard.
DUBLIN. April Ga reward of one
thousand pounds is offered for informa-
ton leading to the conviction Of the
murderers Of Arthur Herbert.
Accepted Kead.
CIrY OF Mexico. April 6.-The Gov
ernmsnt has accepted the Mexican Cen
trail Railroad from El Paso Del Norts
south to chihuahua.
sara Married Again.
LoNpoN, April '6.-Sara Bernhardt and
a Greek gentleman of position, named
Dornalie, were married today. Sara
continues her theatrical careeI.
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PACIFIC COAST.

PoRT townsend. April Capt. Burg
man, of the barkentine c. L. Taylor.
spoke the ship India. from Philadelphia
to Tacoma, in latitude q - north. lon
gitude 135 IS west on the Goth Of March.
The trustees Of Port Townsend Mill
Company met last evening and elected
officers as follows: T. T. Minor. Presi-
dent; r. D. Hill. Secretary: c. c. Bart
lett, Treasurer.
Democratic State Convention.
PORTLAND, April 6.-The Democratic
State Convention platform favors hon.
esty, efficiency and economy in every de-
partment of the Government. While
recognizing the legal rights of railroads
it demands of the legislature to enact
laws regulating the same 50 as to pre-
vent unjust discrimination and oppres-
sion. 1t denounces the present tariff
system as favorable to the few and op-
pressive to the many. and demands i'm
mediate revision thereof. 1t condemns
tho Presidents veto, and favors a re-
peal of the navigation laws and the re-
moval of duties on all materials enter
ing into the construction Of vessels.
The following ticket was nominated:
For Congressman-Wm. D. Fenton. of
Yamhill county; Governor-Ex-Con-
gresham James s. Smith, Of Portland;
Secretary of State-J. K. Weatherford,
Of Linn county, Treasurer-H. Abra-
hams, of Douglas county: Supsrintend-
ent of Instruc,ion-W.H H. Worthington.
of The Dalles: State Printer-Wilbur
F. Cornell. of Salem; Supreme Judge
+. p. Shattuck, of Portland: For Judge.
I'd Judicial District-W. S. McFadden.
AL. Zeiber, of Portland, was chosen on
the State Central Committee. The Con-
ventiOn of two years hence il to be held
at The Dalles.
Steamer In.
The steamship Oregon arrived at
pm. today.
Barley Quotation.
SAN Francisco, April 6.-Feed barley
is high, at $l.45(d 1.:O.
Hard up Companies.
San Francisco, April 6.-Thirty thou
sand shares of Belcher stock had to be
taken in by the county at the delinquent
sale on Friday last.
The Holmes Mining Company have
levied an assessment of 10 cents per
share. An assessment of cents has
been levied by Best d Belcher.
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ANOTHER OIrMPrA kAiLROAD.-The
Yakima Record is responsible for this
publication: Through the courtesy of
a friend we have seen a letter from
Washington, d. c., stating that bill
referred to by 'Jnnius,' in our columns
recently, would shortly be introduced
by Delegate Brents. This bill We un-
derstand asks for right of way. depot
and shop groued and material from the
public lands to be used in constructing
a railroad and telegraph line from
Olympia. Puget Sound, to Boise City.
Idaho, crossing tho Cascades by way of
the Matches Pass, and the Columbia at
Priests Rapids: also from Fort Colville,
W. r., through the Big Bend country.
to klickitat Landing. on the Columbia.
also crossing at Priests Rapids. The
subsidy asked under this bill is certain
ly very modest in view of the statement
that the Cascade division alone would
cost ten million dollars. But when we
take into consideration the fact that the
line as proposed would tap sections of
country containing millions of fertile
acres whose natural conditions and pos
sible productions are of that diversified
nature which, while isolated and discon-
nected as at present. render them COM
paratively useless for settlement, bat
which, when connected by rail, and
thus enabled to exchange the coal, lum-
ber and ocean shipping of tho one, for
the grain, beef, mutton, fruit and vege-
table products of the other, would afford
homes for thousands OF people and en-
sure the company an unsurpassed local
traffic. and that By connection with
the rapidly approaching Union Pacific
extension transcOntinental route
would be established over which by its
very directness the fast freight and
passenger traffic from ocean to ocean
must pass. We can readily understand
that the capital invested would earn
dividends of no uncertain sound. We
hope the bill may pass. and although
just doing his simple duty. We place an
other credit mark to the account of Mr..
Brents for his untiring efforts in behalf
of Washington Territory wherever and
whenever an opportunity is presented.
Gentlemen buy the nice fitting opera
shirt from Clayton Bros. Front street.
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WASHINGTON. April 6.-The Senate
oo"m'ssee on postoifices and post roads
aase authorized Miller to report with
'ecommsndation for passage bill to
Provide Tor ocean mail service by Amer
van steamers. which is Identical with
sne amendment recently offered in be-
"s'i OF this committee to the pos.ofiiee
appropriation bill.
Nininy News.
VIRGINIA Crry, April 6.-In the last
- nours there has been no rise of water.
AZ the Jacket shaf. it stands at the
iSo level. Work in the southwes;
o'osacut ON the aa0O level Of the Potosi
" discontinued, and west crosscu,
started no feet farther north. The wa
vi struck on the west crosscr; ia fas,
aecse asing. aud will soon run ont. The
!u,ns Union and Sierra Nevada winze
=" " cosaplsssd in week. when drift
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pHrt OF AiueIlC1 tuc IlSut W cAOA"uc
artisans was waived, and it cannot now
be asserted in the bill. II it 10 asserted
for a prohibition of immigration for
twenty years, it is only suspension. and
therefore is no: violation Of the trea-
ty. 1t might bs replied that the suspen-
sion for a hundred years would still be
in terms a suspension, but it would be
in fact a prohibition, and would be a
plain violation Of the treaty. In both
these particulars Congress has overdone
the thing in order to satisfy the Califor.
mans. That the President would sign
the bill if it did not violate the condi-
tious of the treaty is pretty certain
How much political strategy there is be-
hind this veto il would not be easy to
saw. Ii has been stated that the Dem
ocrats had got the most credit for its
passage, and therefore had earned mos'
of gratitude Of California. and that a:
Republicans had on this account lost
| the Pacific coast il would be more polite
for them toilet the lost bill alone. and tr,
through the veto to get the support o;
other classes in the East. 1t is proba
!! BILE. however. the Presidents statemen
is complete and sincere. and that h
vetoed the bill without any especial ref
ersnce 10 its efec: on the future of hi
party.
what the Trsbunr says.
NEW YosK, April G.-The Tr'ta"e ell
torially says: There 10 reason to belies
the general sentiment of Republican
will approve the Presidents courss
The alarm at Chinese immigration fel
on the Pacific Coast has undouossdt
made an impression on the party, a. va
clearly shown in the platform adopts
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PoRr TowNsENp. April 5.-Arrived,
barksntine c. l.. Taylor. from Valparai-
so: baYkentine Tam O'Sbanter. from
San Francisco.
PoRr MADISON. April 6.-Arrivea, bark
Vidette, from San Francisco.
PoRr MADISON. April 5.-Arrived. ship
Coouirnbo, from San Francisco.
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II. b. Lit. the reliable manufactures
Of LADIES' dresses and dolnaans, will be
here about the middle Of April. with the
handsomest stock Of dresses and wraps
ever shown on the coast. ax-4W
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Sure Cure Guaranteed.


IlR. Z. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
- treatment a specific for Hyster.a, Diz-
illness, Commissions. Nervous Headache.
Mental Depression. Loss Of Memory. Sper-
matorrhda. impctency, Involuntary ennis
sions. premature old age. caused by over
exerrion, seif-abusc or oyer-indnigence.
which leads tn misery. decay and death.
One box will cure recent cases Each box
con;ains one months treatment: one dollar
a box. or six boxes for five dollars: sent by
saail prepaid on receipt OF price. We guar
antee six boxes To cure any case. WIN
each order received by us for six boxes,
accompanied with five dollars. we will
Sc nd the purchaser our written guarantee
to return the money il the treatment does
not effect cure. Guarantees issued only
by WOODAkD, CLAhkE w.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
Portland, Oregon.
Orders by mail st regular prices. RAJ,
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NOTICE OF
Dissolution Of CopaItnership.

sHHE PARTNERSHIP HEkErOFORE
| existing between J. y. walton ano
Haniei Wertheimer. doing business under
The firm name Of Walton & Wertheimer.
in Seattle at their place Of business known
"a the "cslifornia Cigar and Tobacco
House." il this day dissolved by mutual
consent; DaRici Werihciner having pur-
in said firm. and he has also assumed the
pa payment of all the debts Of said Arm. To
him all debts due said firm uause be laid.
DAN'L WERTHE1AER.
J. z WALTON.
SEATTLE. March =. Is@2. msNAsaAStv
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATSErr.t
COMPANIES 49, = y.
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFOKr, NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH, AND JAME>-2lNER LANDINGS,
CONNECTS Al PORTSMOUTH FOR
OLD POINT.
BAL TIMORF. And THE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON.
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON. SMITIfFlELD,
ONLY ROT r. WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLI ATL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
CHEAPEST ROUTE
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, Al.5O. -, ,,,,.
FARE ROUND TRIP. $3.50 'Llhll'
MEALS. 75c.
TICKETS TO AND FROM LANDINGS RE-
DICED ONE HALF.
One OF the COmpany's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL.
carrying United states mailJ
T.. {. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY, at 7 A. Al. Tor abOye-named
places. connecting at Portsmouth with the Ba\
Line for Old Point, Baltimore, and the North
Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk At q A. NJ
arriving al Richmond at about 1 l.. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and AZ Car
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STAIEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
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8nllnlond lis4atth.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1882.


One Of the inmates cf the Castelar, Luz
matte Asylum, in Ireland, young woman
abcef twenty years OF age. effected her
escape from that Institution by getting
through one OF the windows which she
had previously broken. She afterwerd d.
rcctcd her steps toward her parents home,
adjacent to ClarcmGris, and about swelve
miles from Castlcbr. The route she took
was along the railway track. and She had
reached within q mile OF Claremorris STA
ton when she sd down to rest. yhe spot
she chose was In the centre OF the railway
track. and here she surrounded herself
with pile Of stones. Shortly lterward
The mn night mail came along, but fortu-
nately the driver noticed the obstruction
in time TO pull mp. The poor girl was
then discovered asleep, and upon being
awakened she ran away screaming. The
matter was reported TO the police upon the
train reaching Claremorris. and after few
hours search the girl was captured and
was taken back TO the asylum.
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aUsr,o. sALEs-Fusure Days.
by ouarics 4 Mccurdy'
successors TO Robert b. Lyne')'
po., r.,,,o . vcr,s. Auciionecrs, and Brokers,
1919 Main street.
FICTION SALE OF THAT LARGE,
yALUABLE AND DEsIRABLY-
LOCATED
CORNER STORE, AZ THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF SEVENTEENTH and MAI"
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED by
G. A. BKRRIAN, ESQ, AS
A DRUGSTORE.

Al the request Of tho owner, we viii offer for
sale, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1882
at O'Clock T.. NJ. the PROPERTY above ,, , men
iioned. The building is LARGE, IlkEh
Lessdcs large store-roOm. dwelling over store or
obou, ten rooms, 10 which there Is an entrance on
Seventeenth street, and not connected WIN: re- re,
feet more or less on Main street. and runs back
good depth to a 81 x-foot alley. s,-.
This property, being situated In the heart OF busl
moss IN the lower section OF the city. opposite the
market. &C. should command the attention OF AT
seeking a frst-class business stand or paying III
yestments, as no better ran be found
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at sac;
OUARLES X MCCURDf,
nos AuctiohccIs-
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By Frank ID. I'LL & Co"
Real Estate AuctiOncers,
HOS Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BUILD
ING LOTS ON TYLER STREET BE-
TWEEN CALHOUN AND CABEIL SIKEEIS
Ar AUCTION-By virtue or decree OF kich-
mond Chanccry Court. entered 2oth ol octoDtI;,
Ias1 I'm the suit of fitzpatrick rs. Cook, L VIII
proceed TO sell at auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1882,
ut 4 O'Clock i. W, the LOT OF LAND mentioned
I'm said suit. formerly belonging to Herbert Cook:
Lot fronts SIIxlOS feet on Tyler between Cdbell
and Calhoun streets and will be sub-diyided into
lots 10 suit the purchasers.
TERMS: one third cash: balance In six and
THOMAS y. CARTER.
noIO COmmis siOncr.
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by l.. Il. ChanA L Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct'Onccrs,
No. north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF NICE TWO
n STORY AND BASEMENT STOCK-BRICK
DWELLING. SITUATED on THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OFJEFFERSON AND CANAL
STREETS. CONTAINING EIGHT ROOM :
WITH MODERN IMPRONEMENTS.--At the re-
quest of the owner. who l. nonresident, we will
sell AT public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1852,
nj O'Clock Z. W., the above described COM
FOKfABLE AND CONNENlENTLY-L
DIV ELLlNG. containing eight rooms, gas, water.
and other modern improvements
This sale offers good opportunity for those IN
search or IN Investment As it, convenient location
VIII always command good rental. and seldom Is
such an opportunity presented for purchasing II
nice home.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance in six,
twelve, and eighteen months.
Il. 4. CHAFFIN & CO.,
no ~ AuctiOucCrs.
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An1.rIos sALEs-.ruture Days.
Nv Grubbs q Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
t,,ovcvfh street between Main ana Bank

Eleventh street between Main ana Balm
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LAND-PART OF R0sENE ,rprs IN
ING EIGHTY AND A QUARTER A r;i,i NE ~
THE WESTERN SUBURBS, ALONGI Tile n I .,rr
M TIJE GROWTH OF THE CITY NJ Ao1r
TiON'-By virtue OF n decree OF tue Cnancery
Court of The city OF Richmond, In suit tnereln
ncndjng styled Caldwell and lie, &C., Us. hents
Executors. &C. the undersigned. special colnns-
sioners viii sell at public auction on tie pren''Scs
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l4ri,
=, Az o'clock r. NJ. the RACT OF LAND In Hen
rico county about and half miles west OF t.e
ing EIGHTY AND A QUARTER ACRES, mort
ar less fronting ON the south side OF tiie con,n1
lion of broad street, and adjoining thc anus on -
N. Iyneinan. Samuel Il. Mtchells estate anu ~.
Il Mite. on the road leading from the DfO'e
rnoI 10 the continuation of Broad street. II.
Thjs tract will be subdiyided into iots 20 SUI :
pnrcbasers. and plat thereof LETT ~ tle onice o
Erubbs & Williams, real estate aucuonecrs' ior III
snection preyious to the day OF sale -, - q,
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance IN tIrce elua'
IustalIrents, with interest added, payable at sA'
twelve and eighteen months. the purchaser 10 exc
cufc negotiable notes for the deferred llstauehis'
and the title 10 be retained until all Inc pul
money Is paid and conveyance ordertI ny thc
@om,f' - ROBERT HOWARD,
j. II. DOOLEY,
Special CHmissiOncfs'
CRUCES & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. no =
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Real Estate Agent and huciiOncer,
l1l3 Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION OF FOUR DE
i SIRABLE ERICK DWELLINGS on FIFTH
AND CAEY STREETS: ONE \ CORNEt
BRICK DWELLING. 70. 100, AND THE
OTHER THREE ADJACENT TIILRETo-.Nos.
IO2, 10. AND l12-TEHMS ENTRAORDtNA-
RY.-I will sell at public auction. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1882,
at 4S o'clock p. NJ. the above centraly-locatcd
DWELLINGS. The corner and the adjacent resi-
dcnccs four stories high and In good order and
lately remOdclled nj considerable cost: all mod
crn Improvements. and contain fourteen rooms
each The lots front 35 by 100 feet each.
The TWO DWELLINGS NOs. 10 and 1l2 are
three stories high. and contain eight rooms each.
with detached Kitchens Of two rooms. The lots
front each abOu; 29XlOO feet, more or less. With
hut slight improvement these two houses could be
made very attractive and desirable.
Their location. being In first-class neghLor-
hood and In close proximity 10 the business portion
of the city, and yet ulcenty retired 10 be desra-
BILE. should command the attention of those seeking
good paying Investments
TERMS: Onc third cash: balance I'm one, two,
and three year. per cent. Interest added and
secured by q trlist-dccd.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
no AuctiOncpr.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from A. o. Bliss to the undersigned, trustee
dated October 4. 1873, and OF record In Hanover
county clerks office. default having been maze IN
the uayment Of the note for S62 therein mention
eli. which fell due on the 4th of October 1857;
and beIng requested so to do by the owner OF said
note, shall sell at public auction, ut Hanover
Courthouse, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER l5- 1852,
at 2 o'clock L. VI. THAT being court-dayl tndt
TRACT OF LAND formerly owned by John
Snead living In Ashland district, IN Hanover coun-
ty. near Rllby's station, adjoining the lands OF
Henry Saunders and John ;. Jenkins, St0neyrun
creek and the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad, and containing about llUS
ACRES .-,,>-,,
There Is on said place GOOD DWELLING
and all necessary Out-buidings.
TERMS: Enough I'm cash 10 pay OF the amount
Of money, principal and interest, due on said note.
and The costs OF said sale on 4 credit for s63.5u
To- the Atm of Aprll, 1888 for sos TO the fth OF
October. 1893 for SG6.50 to the 4th of April,
1884: for sos 10 the ith of October, lsSf Tor
5000 10 the 4 It'll Of April, 1885; for 81 t. the
4th of October. 1885; for $3.50 10 the AN oil
April. 1856: for f74 TO the 4th of October, $50;
the balance of the purchasc-nOney To he made pay
able II such time or times as said Bliss may d.
rect or i'm the event Of his failure so To DO ~ the
trustee may see Ill. HILL CAHi Lh'
Trustee
BROWN & LIEF, AuctiOnecrs. no 4-lOt
Iiy Grnbbs K Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AucIOneers,
EI.V.pth q.roof between Main and Rank.
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sunday excursion train
LEAVE Observation-Disclosures

dlrcct tonr-heurs connection IS made botap,n
mond at ll:is \. VI. and Norfolk nj l1.Ibpu
an u;'lnS leaving Petersburg VIII start IRON an,
AppomattON depot. ''.'
90, >. T.. kFNLN. Superintendent
sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager
no ) 'n'' '~N"N'
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By Brown & Lee. Auctlonoers.

GRrREs & WILKINS, Auctioneers.
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In execution of two deeds OF trust IN she sup,
scrbers duly recorded, and with tbe c0nseht Oh All
interested VIC win sell by auction, upon the prem
'scs' y" THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1882,
oo,,,mo,ctn1 NJ a O'clock 4. NJ, the following
MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY III the pan vi
on the south side Of Franklin street near liarri-
sou street, 100 feet front. .u. r,...,
On the north side of FRANKLIN street near llarri.
sou street and adjoining j. V. Pace Esq.' 10 rect
front. $780, -. ,.,.,, Harm
son and Ryand streets lying between property
owned on the cast by G. l.. Todd and on the west
by ". II. Lucke, front of 100 feet. W.,
And at the southeast corner OF Grace ana kylsnd
streets overlooking the beautiful grounds OF Rich
mond College, \ front Of 10 feet.
81 of these lots run back To Wlde Alleys ana
sales viii be made in parcels Of suitable sizes.
The opening and grading Of the streets and other
ton by the city IN front Of these lots. and steady
and rapid growth of the best character along thclr
line give assurance that the above property J. soon
TO he ranked rs amongst the most desirable IN the
entire city for private residences, ana no such Oi
portunity can again be offered 10 purchase ~ first
hands lots so cligibly located on Franklin and
trace streets. and al prices much below those
obtained anywhere else on those streets. so much
preferred for private residences Attend this saic
and secure 1T small cost drst-class lots OF ample
dimensions.
monstrate that no better Investment or spccula-
lion can be made than in their purchase at this
sale.
TERMS Thy CONSENT: One fourth cash; balance
At four eight, and twelve months, with Interest.
anu S''"''1 - N0N j. ii. CARRINGTON,
A. ID. WILLIAMS.
GRUBEs & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers. no
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rVIIE BEAUTIFUL VAN LEW HOME
1 STEAD, ON CHURCH NIL. N RlCl-
MOND, VA. FOR SALE At AUCIlON.-Ne
will sell at auction, on the premises ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1882,
al A. o'clock T.. NJ. this VERY VALUABLE
PROPERTY. " + an entire square. 2Gi rect
front on Grace street, and $50 feet deep, extend
ing from Grace 10 franklin and 1wcntl-thirdand
Twenty fourth streets. The HOUSE i a large
brick. succeed, with fourteen rooms. airy halls.
gas and water, bathrooms. &C.; porchcs on every
side: very large kitchen, with ample accommoda-
ton for servants also. stable. The grounds sur
rounding the house are beautiful. and the view not
10 he surpassed. The grounds are level, Falling. ana
terraccd. and are thickly set with variety OF
shade-trecs, msgnolias. &c, hedges of box, &c.
and flowers In extent of its grounds, elevated
situation. and beautiful view, it cannot cXceled.
Persons desiring To see the property can DO 50 al
any time before the day Of sale.
TERMS: Very liberal; Il large portion OF the
purchase money may remain unpaid for a long pc
riod 1T per cent. interest. If desired.
no / GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Aucuonccrs.