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American Humor Lost.

Said Col. Sanford, Of Marshautown'
Iowa. Il once delivered my lecture on
old and New Things in London, England,
and as I always do, I used that express
sion, 'patheticker and patheticker.' The
next morning one Of the leading London
dailies appeared with q criticism on tne
lecture. in which it gravely stated b q
the distinguished gentleman certainly
knows that the expression was grossly in-
correct. He should have used the WORDS
more and more pathetic in that connec-
tIon. You remember the articles writ
tan by Williams, Of The Norristown Her
ald IN which be claimed to be the author
OF Shakespeare and several other world
renowned works. Would you believe 1t!
Tho English are so obtuse that they could
not SEQ the point, and all the leading pa
pers and magazines OF England criticised
the articles severely, saying that the
falsehood must be patent to every one, as
Shakespeare had been dead for so long
and the other authors were not only dead
before the writer in The Norristown Her
AID was born, but that their authorship
had never been disputed before. Indian
apoiis Sentinel
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Buried I'm n Sixty-Ton Gun.

1t is long since the newspapers recorded
any accident so horrible rs the death OF
the English moulder who was over
whelmed by a catsclysm Of boiling steel;
and it is not often that SO strange a cere-
mony as his burial is described in black
and white. The fact is, the poor fellow is
now part of q siXty-ton gun, in which
form he will continue to serve his
country. Yet, oddly enough, he has been
buried; for some ashes and fragments OF
clothing were collected from the ingot
and shoveled into the coffin, which was
followed to the grave by what is called
an imposing cortege. This solemn but
consolatory farce calls to mind another
case somewhat similar, which forms one
of the ghaStly legends Of Middlesborough.
A laborer had tumbled head foremost into
he fiery liquid and nothing Of him was
left. But they a a coffin full Of Stag,
held an inquest over it, and laid it in
consecrated ground in the orthodox man
ner.-The Argonaut
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Medidnal.
Catarrhal Dangers.

;. freed from the dangers Of suftoesaOr
~ Ting down: to breathe heelysSesp sound.
wiz ,r5isurbed; TO rise refreshed, head clear,
y sn live and free nom pain or ache; 70 know
o'S r,isonous, putrid matter dSfiies the
thai o,J nts away the delicate machinery OF
o''. y ,s.rr and hearing; to feel that the system
smell Though It's veins and arteries, suck up
dos w. that is sure 10 undermine and destroy,
me "a \ blessing beyond all other human en-
SIM" Tn purchase immunity from such a
py~ 'ron,d be the object Of all afflicted But
AIe '1Soh have tried many remedies and physi-
th'', ,.-Dairo Of reliefOr cure,
ciaus--rn,s RADICAL CUBE meets every phase
sAN-rb nom a simple head old to the most
-, suddes;ructiye stages. Itis local and
al>,.tonal. Instant in relieving, permanent
e'ns' ssfs economical andnever-faihng a
m'"ns RADICAL CURE consists Of one bottle
SNFVee,ErrL CURE, one box Of CATARRHAL
O, iht and one IMPROVED lNHALER, all wrap
S0Llt>L |nacEage, with treatise and directions,
Vot m yIS ~ nm druggists for 81.
aA' p,rr,R DRUG 4 CHEMICAL Co, BoSroN.
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Spring Water cranks at Saratoga.

Speaking of cranks, the spring water
cranks should not be overlooked by any
means. They have let their minds run SO
long upon the healing qualities Of the
mineral waters, have pondered so tire
mendOusly upon tho analysis and various
relative qualities Of the springs, the hours
Of the day when one water should be
drunk and another eschewed, just how
long before meals the water of one springs
should be taken and just how long after
meals the waters OF another, that they
have made themselves the most terrific
persons to meet with in a conversational
way that the earth has so far produced.
It would be really difficult TO imagine a
more appalling torture than to be chained
up somewhere and talked to by one OF
these relentless beings or the subject OF
saratoga spring water. They are such a
we'll known and notorious terror that 1t Is
only tine veriest tyro here who does not
ily headlOnS at their approach, so they
are for the most part forced to associate
with each other and talk each other to
death.
Ancient ladies Of the skinny variety, as
we'll as nice, neat little bilious old gentle
men, are the brands Of people generally
the most readily afflicted with this I'M
fortunate form Of mental disturbance,
and for a few minutes, when you are in
no danger OF being tackled personally by
one Of them, il is amusing enough to hear
hem converse together. They dote on
going into painful physiological particu-
lars about their livers, aud to imp@rt con
ddential communications about their
stomachs and other vital organs. They
viii trace the history of q blue pill with
mineral water accessories from the be-
ginning to the end of its career. Then
they begin the analysis Of thelr complaints
and Of the waters which they apply at
different hours Of the day TO various parts
II them-the Congress ut a certain hour,
the HathOrn at another, then the Wash
ington. the Hamilton, the Geyser, and
the Vichy, and still others. The amount
Of drug.loaded water that these artless
souls swill in the course OF a day would
lay an ordinary person flat on his back in
bed or in his coffin, yet they keep cheer
fully on and never seem the worse for 1t.
As for the natives themselves, they never
rink the water at all, and they rarely
lie. For over thirty days there was not a
single burial permit issued in the entire
village Of over 1900 Inhabitants
tOga Letter.
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ONLY ONE OF HIS KIND. 81
A 0user Little Old Ma VINO Sets Along
by Following q Queer Business.

On a much-traveled uptown thorough
fare a little half-story wooden shop stands
between two big business blocks, for all
the world like q diminutive chunk OF ham
between the abnormRlly thick slices OF
bread in q railroad sandwich. The little
shop and ground on which IL Is built are
owned by q shrivelled old man. The shop
has two front windows. In one hangs a
card bearing the legend GButtonholes in
side, " and in the other is another with the
inscription, @Any button matehed-lO
cents only"
Within the little shop are shelves and
counters covered with pasteboard trays
containing n larger collection Of buttons,
probably, than can be found anywhere
else in New York. There is every sort OF
button known to civilization, from the
plain white shirt button whose absence
has caused untold miseries in many a
family circle, to the bold-faced metallic
military button which saves a life every
now and then in war stories by turning q
bullet from its deadly course; buttons OF
jet, gilt, ivory, bone, glass and wood,
plain buttons, particolored buttons,
enamelled buttons, plush-covered buttons,
buttons with shanks and without shanks,
rough buttons and smooth buttons, but
tons that were invented yesterday and
buttons that were made half a century
ago.
In the back Of the shop there is a bench
like u cobbler's, where the old man sits all
day cross-legged. A pretty-faced little
girl, who looks old for her size, waits upon
customers. She is the little old mans
granddaughter. Neither the old man nor
his granddaughter is inclined to talk
freely about their business. To n reporter,
however, the little girl said: ave match
buttons and sew them on the coats or
vests of gentlemen and ON the dresses Of
ladies. Oh, yes, we have q good many
customers, principally young men, who
have lost n button or two and haven't any
one 10 sew them on or can't match the
buttons in the regular stores. We often
have calls from seamstresses also, who
need a few buttons they can't find else
where. You see our collection is so large
that we can supply the missing buttons in
almost any set. Where did we get such a
large collection? Grandpa has been gath
ering it for years. He has q number Of
tailor shops and dressmaking establish
ments which he visits regularly. From
these he gets odd buttons by the hun
dreds, very cheap. We charge only 10
cents for n button that may be desired.
OF course, some of them are worth a good
deal more than that, but as the demand
is greatest for the cheap kinds we make a
fair profit in the long run.-New York
Mail and Express.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, October There was
we'll maintained request in n quiet way,
but new BusineSSin cotton goods is lessen
ed by the nominal stocks and large pro-
ductiOn sold 10 arrive. Agents have adj
yanced fruits Sc inch bleached TO Sic; Ma,
sonville Sc inch 10 Sic; Standard, Hero
and Chapman 90 inch bleacbed ic; Man,
ufacturers have advanced Thunderbolt al
wool standard dOeskin jeans to p c,
with usual terms and discounts for D9
cember and January delivery.
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TRUSTEES SALE
AN OHIO COUNTY FARM.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by George IlaIscr and kunigunda, his wife
Ia me rs trustee, dated on the 9Th day of April,
lSS3, and recorded in the office Or the Clerk of the
County Court of Ohio County. West Nirginin, in
Deed of Trust Book -, page II, ] will sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises, on SATURDAY,
THE I'D DAY OF OCTOBER, 1855. commencing
at 10 o'clock n. M, all that tract OF land situate
on Little WI ceiling Creek, in Ohio county, West
Virginia, which is bounded as follows; Begin
ming ut II pot on n narraw point adjoining lands
with Samuel lIigls; thence y. 5!ht' Il. ~ poles
10 an elm tree In II drain; thence Me-" We poles
Ia Il hickory tree; thence \. - W. ~ poles Ia Il
post on the bank Of Wheeling Greek: thence n.
G2Iyo W. Is poles Ia II post on the bank Of Wheel
ing Creek; thence :. ~ W. =, poles Ia II point
in the center Of the National Road; thence ) 7U'
r.. ~ poles Ia a stone; thence 5. G. T.. - poles Ia "A
large white oak; thence $. 80 T.. 80 poles Ia II
hickory stump; thence :. I6lYo T.. - poles to the
beginning, containing sixty (GOl acres, more or
less
Terms Of Salc-Onc-third Of the purchase
money, aud as II uch more ~ the purchaser may
elect To pay IN CC,h, and the residue in two equal
unnuul inSiallmeglS, with interest thereon from
the day Of sale. the purchaser giving his neguta.
bic notes, secured by II deed of trust on the prop
crty for the deferred payments.
Se2lcwctrd&mOi ]. /. JONES. Trustee.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, October 5.
The local market the past week had a
firm, healthy tone, Oecasioned by the
Frightening up of the Eastern market.
Farmers who have held on to their clips,
with few exceptions, are willing to unload
at prevailing prices, from what can he
learned through buyers. The demand for
fine tleeccs remains improved, while
prices on all stock are the same as those OF
last week, as follows: XX washed - to
BE: unwashed, One-third of. Medium,
washed, - TO 34c; unwashed, % to pc.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, etc, /
will send you . receipt that will cure you
free of charge. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send a selfaddreSsed envelope
to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station ID.
New York City.
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LIVE STOCK.


The cattle market this week was rather
active and prices advanced n quarter from
! those o flast week. The hog market was
fairly active, while lambs were somewhat
quite. Messrs. Hudson & Bayha furnish
the following quotations:
CATTLE, 900 to LOO lbs stock 34a4c
per b.; 800 to 800 lbs. 3ia34c. per h.; 700
to 500 lbs. 2ia3lc. per ID.
IlOgS-Markct active 4aiic per lib.
Lambs-GOod ut 34ai!c per ID.
Calves--3a5c per Id,
Sheep-2!tO3!c per lib.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, October THE DrorGrs'
Journal reports: Cattlc-Receipts 1900
head; shipments 1,s0O head; market steady;
Shipping steers 81 G0a5 Is; stOckers and
feeders $2a3 40; COWS, bulls and mixed
81 iOa32 p; bulk 81 2Oa2 60; through Texas
cattle, COWS 81 2Oa2 -; steers 81 Goa
, 30; western rangers about steady; ma
tives and half breeds So OOa4 %; cows
- iOa3 %; wintered Texans - 90a3 30.
HOgs-Receipts $1,000 head; shipments
5000 head; market Il shade lower; on ac-
count of prospective packing house lock-
out on Monday; rough and mixed So 50
al 10; packing and shipping 81 9Oai 80;
light weights 81 50a4 II; stockers 81 pa
> 80.
Shecp-Rcccipts 3, 800 head; shipments
900; market steady; natives 81 25ai 20;
western 81 5Oa3 IS; Texans 81 25a3 40;
lambs 81 GOAL -.
New York.
New YORK, October 7.-BeeveS-
Receipts, 1 ears only; dressed beef steady
at Chase for native sides; 5la6Ic for Texas
ana Colorado; shipments 40 quarters
beet.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 10, 9O0. head.
Firm for fat sheep; dull and lower for
lambs; sheep 81 O0a5 10 per 100 lbs;
lambs, s. 0Oa6 Cpl.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; market dull
at 81 75a5 10.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, October Cattle
Receipts, 10 head; shipments lGl.
Market, active ut yesterdays prices; no
shipments to New York to-day.
Hogs-RecciptS, 200 head; shipments
:, 800; market fairly active; Philadelphias
$~L.S0ai.95; Workers $L,iHal.70; l. cars
shipped to New York to-day.
Shccp-Rcceipts, 600; shipments 900.
Market active at yesterday prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October 7.-llOgs
Steady; common and light So 60a4 40;
packing and butchers 81 15a4 80 Re
ceipts 1890; shipments 1865.
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far Sale
COMMISSIONERS A L

WMMlSSlONER'S SALE.
GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
y Ohio, City Of Wheeling. In the Municipal
Court of Wheeling.
Missouri ]. Brinton, and others by)
next friend, &c. Tn chs,co~
Mary J. Cots and Others.
Pursuant TO the authority vested in him by two
ISIS, and the other on January u, 1851, the un.
designed Special Commissioner viii sell, ON
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2sth. A.. D.. 1856.
commencing al 10 O'Clock a. N, At public auction,
al the non door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, in said city Of Wheeling,
70 the highest bidder, the real estate in said city
of which Mary 5. Brinton died seized, that Is 70
say:
The south half OF lot No. 3 on The plot Of the
addition commonly known as 'John Eof's Add.
ton, " fronting on the west side OF Market street
and being the next lot north of the lot al the north.
west corner Of Twenty-sixth and Market streets,
less, however, so much Of said half lot As was
heretofore conveyed 10 one Patrick McGahan by
said Mary 5. Brinton and husband by deed dated
October 10, lS6S, and now Of record In the ONCE
OF the Clerk OF the County Court of said county IN
deed book S., at page 6s, which part 10 conveyed
Is bounded rs follows: Beginning AZ the south
west corner Of the half lot on an alley and run
ming thence with the east side OF the alley TO the
northwest corner Of said half lot: thence parallel
with the south line Of the half lot - feet; thence
parallel with the west line To. the south line
beginning. i
ON the part of said lot to be sold there Is q good
two-Story brick dwelling house.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third OF the purchase
money and 80 much more thereofa as the purchaser
shall elect 10 pay, in cash ON the day OF sale, the
residue thereof payable in two equal instalmsnts
in one and two years from the day of sale with
interest from that day; the purchaser TO give his
notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest
with personal security therein satisfactory 10 the
Special Commissioner, and the title To the prop.
erty sold 10 be retained until the payment in full
Of the purchase money.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner
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skeletons Of the reformed.

A lately deceased French doctor spent
his life In studying distorted mankind,
and made a large collection Of skeletons
of deformed persons. This unique mu-
scum IS about to be sold in Paris, and is
expected to realize the sum Of SG,0Oo.-
Paris Letter.
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at Wife.

A philosopher who has presumably had
come experience IN the matter, says that
San literary men, and especially story
writer's, should marry. There are hidden
springs of human emotion which can only
be discovered by long association with a
s~ympathizing wife. New York Graphic.
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DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber Will sell or trade for a smaller
property near the City Of Wheeling Alarm OF us
Acres on Big Wheeling Greek, fourteen miles
from the city. Land very level. Large Orchard
of Good Fruit; Water in Every Field; two Cot
tages and Cold Well Water, soft as rain: Good
Fences; plenty Of Limestone and Coal cropping
gain. J.. d. EWING,
jylSetgh Office, ll6o Main ST., Wheeling.
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SIATES-Dul anu HTm.
RAILRoADs-Less active; sales Sl,62l,-
600.
SToCKs-The stock market showed much
less activity than on any other day so lar
this week, and with the exception OF the
first hour, was free from excitement. Soon
after the opening the situation at Chicago
in regard to the proposed return to the ten
hour system created an uniaV-
orable feeling in VaDder6lltS
and Changers, the former yielding
materially. The opening was strong ana
first prices were from to ! above last
evenings final figures. Prices were fever
ish and irregular, but generally firm. They
soon gave way, however, under the leau
of Western Union and Vanderbilts. To-
ward noon the decline was checked. A
general advance followed, which was
marked by special strength
in Minnesota and st Louis
Nickle Plate Reading also became ex-
tremely active and strong, but Just pre-.
viOus to the close the market declined and
closed weak. A great majority OF the
active list shows material declines, and
advances are few in number. Reading
and Pennsylvania are each up l per cent.
Canada Southern down II, Michigan Cen
trail and Omaha each II, Lake Shore l.
Transactions 461 ,493 shares. Quotations
closed bid as follows:
wAdams Express, 1419; American Express
l05; Canada Pacific III; Central Pacific,
40; Chesapeake and Ohio II; do preferred,
lirsts IL; do seconds III; Chicago and AL
ton, 1424;dO.. preferred, 100; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, 1881; Delaware and
Hudson, Az; Del. Lack'a and West, 1873;
Denver and Rio Grande, 3!; Erie 353;
do preferred 77!;Ft. Wayne, 146; Illinois
Central, 135; Lake Shore, 81; Michigan
Central 81; Minneapolis andS st. Louis, 2l4;
do preferred, AL; Missouri Pacific, ll54
Northern Pacific, 2Ss; do preferred, 63s;
Chicago and Northwestern, 1l6s; dOpre-
ferred, 142!; New York Central 1l2i;
Oregon TranscOntinental, 33s; Pacific
Mail, 56s; Panama, 9s; Peoria d. IL f.,
30; Pittsburg, 1921; Pullman Palace Car
| l43I; Reading, 37!; Rock Island, 1926; st.
Louis and San Francisco, 81; do preferred,
$50 do first preferred, 1873; st. Paul, Min
ncapolis and Minnesota, 1lSs st Paul and
Omaha50; do preferred 1923; Texas Pa
citic, Isl; Union Pacific, 81; United States
Express, SO; Western Uni OH Telegraph,
-El
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q III RAILROAD

B., 81 RAILROAD.
and GAINESVILLE.
Leave Bellaire at 2:6 p. m. for WOOdsGeld and
Symmetrical.
Leave Bellaire at $40 p. IN. for WoOdsield.
Arrive At Bellaine 800 a. H., l2jO p. IN. and LOO
D. u.
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opening with prices 1asc lower, Novem-
Der touching 725c, rallied Sc. on reports of
a better export demand, but eased off
again on regular board and closed at 1
o'clock at inside prices. In the afternoon
the market rallied &c, and closed steady.
Corn tame and unchanged. Oats weaker.
Provisions generally firmer. Wheat-No.
2 at 70sa71c; No. 2 red nc. Oc-
tober 7Oga71fc, closed at 7Ogc; Noyem-
Der 72Ja734c, closed at 73c; December
74sa75sc, closed at 74fc; May s1saS14c,
closing at s11c. Corn-No. 2, 35c;
October 35a35lc, closed at 35c; November
365a365c, closed at 36lc; December STA
size, closed at 37sc; May 41la41c, closed
at 413c. Oats-No. 224fc; October 24a24sc,
closed at 24c; November 25sa25sc, closed
at 25sc; December 26sa264c, closedat 26sc;
May 30sa305c, closed at 30sc. Mess
POrk-Cash So 75asS5; October So 79a9 OBJ
closed at s. so; November So 57!a9 G4,
closed at So 20; January So 97alO 90
closed at 50 S29. Lard-Cash S. 80;
October S. 70a5 75, closed at S. 20; No
vember s. 40 December S rs, closed at
S. 20; January S. s5a5 92!, closed at
$5S2. Short ribs-Cash S. 62l; October
So 50a6 624, closing Sc CIT; February
s. O74a5 123, closing s. 29!.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October Flour
Dull and weak. Wheat-Quiet. No. 9
red, October S2aS2ic; November s3ia
s3sc, December s4sas5c; January sega
S63c. COrn-Steady, moderate demand;
No 2'mixed track 464c; No. 2 high mixed
474c; mo. . mixed 47c; No. 2 mixed
October 442a45; November 45la45f; De-
eember 454a46c; January 4~5ia46ic. Oats
Spot steady, but quiet; rejected
white Sic; No. 3 white 33a33!c; No. 2
white 34l; No. l white 81. Futures dull
but steady. No . white October 34fa
34bc., November 344a343c; December
35sa353; January 36fa36sc. Lard
Steady; refined 81 25a7 80; steam
So 15a6 20. Cheese-Firm, fairly ac-
tive; Ohio flats choice III.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October Cotton
Steady. FlOur-Quiet. Wheat-Dull; No.
. red 7Gc; receipts3, 300 bushels; ship
ments 500; COrn-Weaker; No. = mixed
3Sia3S4c. Oats-Firmer;NO. 2mixed 27!c,
n.y. SpcduS w - 'oC' Suiee az
1926 Lard-Firmer; s. 81 bid. Bulk
meatS-Firmer; short rib Sc 90; bacon
frmer; short rib $737!; short clear $762l.
Whisky-Firm at 81 Is. Butter and sugar
STEADY. Eggs-Weak at 15c. Cheese
Firm at 10!c,
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., October 1.-Wheat-
Opened weak, closed lower Cash and Oc-
tober 76lc; November 7G5c; December 7Sla
7ssc; January 19!c; May soc. COm-Dull
and steady; cash 3S4c; October $50 asked;
November 39lc asked; December 40c. Oats
Steady cash 26!c. Glover Seed-Dull
and lower; cash end October 81 80; No
vember 81 30; December 81 GO; January
81 81.
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SUNDAYS.

Leave the City at 100 a. H., and every hour to
100 y. IN.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 a. m, and eYepy
hour 70 1000 p. m.
Church Train NJ l2:l0 P. m.
G.. HIRSCH,
Superintendent.
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/ certify that bond has been given by the above
named Special Commissioner, as required by the
said decree.
ee2Sei JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
T OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE
4 EAn EAIrN-InN ,,.nE Eln,

Grove.
By virtue of Deed of Trust TO me made by
Abner Key and his wife, dated the twenty.iiilh
day Of July, in the year 1879, and recorded IN the
Clerks office of the County Court of Ohio county,
West NirginiU. IN Deed of Trust Book numbered
II, page ~, will, ON TUESDAY THE TWELFTH
OF OCTOBER, 1856, commencing at ten o'clock
Il. m, sell at public auction al the premises, the
lots or parcels OF land numbered respectively |
10 l. inclusive, the location and dimensions
whereof are more particularly shown by the plat
thereof filed In said Clerks office. Said lots ar
parcels of land are part of the subdivisions h
and x. shown on The plat of the subdivisions Of
the Shepherd estate recorded in Deed Book num-
bcrcd rs, page SO, in said Clerks office, which
subdivisions, h and K were conveyed 10 the
sail A.bner Key by Daniel G.. List and Daniel
Lamb as special Commissioners, 10y decd dated
the 18th day OF May, 1870, and recorded In Deed
Book numbered %, page 2i7, in said Clerks
office.
| believe the title to he unqueStl0nablc, but
selling ~ trustee, | do not warrant.
TERMS OF S~ALE-EaCh purchaser TO pay in
hand One-thirl of the purchase money due by
him., and rs much more rs hcmAy choose Ia pay,
and the remainder in equal instalmcutS bearing
interest from the day OF sale, payable respective
ly in six and twelve months thereafter. Thu lie.
ferred inStalments 10 he satisfactorily secured
and the title 10 Dc retained until payment in full,
sclOOawOCl-ei DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.