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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
THE CRAIG RAILROAD.
Rssp~hs veres 100000 for the Craig
Rail, oad-poi,tics and Personal.
- -. ~ a., 4. uinl N n,,d Iii.rnrnn,

ROANOKE, Va, October 81, 1856.
The vote Of yesterday OF the freeholders
OF the city upon the question OF 100000
subscription TO the capital stock OF the
Craig Railroad Company was almost unan-
imous IN favor OF the subscription. There
were DOT votes cast, OF which DID, were for
the subscription and against the subscrip-
ton. Captain Mort. n. Rogers, one OF the
directors OF the company from Roanoke,
went To New Castle to day to bear
the glad tidings 10 the Craig people. A
meeting OF the Board OF Directors will be
ut once held, and it is believed that the
read will be located at an early day, aud
the entire line let TO contract. It's thought
that ground viii be broken next month,
ard that in two years time the trains Will
be running on the road. Hurrah for the
Roanoke and Craig railroad!
Our section was visited by a fine rain
Yesterday and last night, which cheered the
hearts OF our farmers and citizens gene
rally. The ground Is now welter than 1t
has been since harvest, but not sufficiently
wet yet to fallow, which many Of our farm.
ers would yet do and seed more wheat II
the ground could he broken. This rain
viii soon cause the wheat sown to spring
UP and make green the fields.
Politics Is at a discount In this end Of the
district; no enthusiasm. None OF the OPP
position 10 the Democratic ticket have
opened their mouths in Roanoke as yet
and IL is thought that Griffin will have au
easy walk-oyeI. $50 mote IL be-"
Nessrs. Grirberg & Morris, clOthiers, re-
eeived telegram this morning that thciI
brarch storehouse In Pocahontas wa
burned last night. The extent OF the los.
IL not known, MIR. Morris left on the
O'Clock train to-day to look after the matter
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rINcAsrr.E.
Court items Ceupens-Psrseaai.

Court -Coupeps-Psrsonal.
fCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
FIxcasrr.R, October u, 1885.
The Circuit Court has been In session
here since Friday evening. Judge Blair is
pressing business through with expedition,
aud Il Is probable that an adjournment VIII
be accomplished by Saturday. An unusual
" large number Of lawyers from abroad
have been In attendance on this court
IRON Salem, Colonel g. w. Hansbrongh;
from Lexington, Colonel Edmund Pendle-
ton and MIR. r. T. Glasgow; from Lynch
burg, Major T. j. kirkpatrick and Mr.. X.
II. Penn; from Roanoke, Messrs. Cooke,
Penn, Berkeley, and Miller; from Liberty,
Mr. Buford Burks; from StauDton. Major
Elder; from IIagvrstown, Nd, Mr..
Trayers.
A large number Of cbaucery causes were
ordered to be stricken from the docket at
this term. They were old cases that have
been allowed 10 burden the docket long
after the substance had been squeezed out
OF them.
The rain OF the past two days has cheered
the hearts OF the farmers. While it Is
great advantage 10 the wheat crop II comes
too late TO save much that was sown. A
very small acreage has been sown IN this
county.
Lauderdale, the residence OF the late
Judge Johnston, and one OF the finest estates
In this county, has been sold by Mr.. L.
Henry Johnston to Mr.. Il. J. McCnllocb, OF
this county. MIR. Johnston will 10 to Biz
mingbam.
A very interesting revival is in progress
at lions Hill, conducted by Rev. 5. ;.
stiff, OF the Baptist church.
Yesterday Baltimore drummer rendered
our treasurer coupons in payment OF his
license. Mr.. Stoner refused to receive
them, and the drummer concluded that 1t
would not pay him 10 make the fight. Our
treasurer says be has made up bis mind
fully 10 receive no coupons in payment,
and take the consequences. lie thinks the
result Of the contest between the State and
the bondholdcrs will depend largely upon
whether the collecting officers will stand
firmly by the State in the contest.
Mr.. Frank Smith, whose fye-years' term
OF service in the United States army re-
Gently expired, has returned TO his home,
IN Fincastle.
Mr.. c. L. Peck was united in marriage
to Miss Bette Morgan on Tuesday eve
ming, Rev. r. w. Brown officiating.
ACTON.
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THE EASTERN SHORE.
Rain Missionary Ceie.
bratiOn-POlitical Excitenest.

(Correepondence ofthe Richmond Diepatch)
ONANCOCK, october 81, 1886.
The grand jury Of Accomack has been
In session for the past two days and has
found number OF indictments, some OF
them for violation OF the local-optiOn law,
that is said to be flagrantly diSreyarded in
several parts OF the county, and notably at
the Courthouse.
The first rain that we have had since the
remarkable cyclone Of September 18th fell
here last night. 1t did not come any too
soon, as the roads were getting heavy with
sand, and in some places were welinigh
impossible.
a large concourse Of people assembled
in the Southern Methodi,t church here last
night to witness the celebration Of the an
niversary OF the Women's Missionary So
ciety. A brief address was delivered by
Rev. w. c. Walden, the faithful pastor
of the church, whose four-years' term
of service here will end next month.
There were some appropriate recita-
tlons by the children OF the Sunday
school, interpreted with beautiful music.
Reports for The past year were read, show
ing good work done by the Society, and
officers were elected for the ensuing year.
These exercises ended, the congregation
prtscDttu tuclI IastOT, Wuo II sOOn W ieafc
them, handsome gold-headed cane. The
presentation speech was made by Rev. &.
A. Grice, Of the Northern Methodist
Church, and Mr.. Yeden accepted the gilt
in feeling and appropriate remarks. The
occasion was very interesting and beau
tiful one.
Political excitement is beginning to run
high here. The Democrats now feel as
sured that they win carry the county Tor
Croxton by a good big majority, and send
him back TO Congress for another term.
kALLIAs.
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THF RICHMOND OlSPATCH--FRIDAY.


TORONTO. Oxr.. october a. Sam. Jones'
The Georgia reviyalisf, hnIsbed . tnree.
weeks revival here to-day, In which be was
assisted by Sam: Small, also Of Georgia,
While Jones during his stay here has been
ar ,nost ,opular man IN Toronto among
verv large number Of his admirers, In no
other c,ty has he met with such severe crit.
c,sm. Clergymen, mostly Of the Church Of
England, and prominent citizens have at
lacked him in the newspapers most Violent
~. charging him with being blasphcmcus,
md nv bIs peculiar conduct In the meetings
creating more inGdels than Christians. He
WINS also severely censured for his habit OF
emo king. He received many valuable gifts
on bidding farewell to the citizens here TO.
day, the duty on which, II is claimed, should
he take them 10 his home, will cost him an
amount nesrly equal TO his share OF the
ID. 500 paid 20 the reviyslists and their
singers for their three-weeks' work In To
ront0.
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AT THE SAME TINIEAND PLACE

Attic SAME TIME AND PLACE
the undersigned, by virtue OF deed OF trust
dated september 2 1855 will cell by pub-
llcBuciion ALL OF THE PERSONAL e.
TATE OF ful1ar Sklpwith, Esq consisting
OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TCRF.
BOOKS. TABLEWARE, FARMING UTEN-
Sis, CROPS. STOCK, CATTLE,
SHEEP, &c
Most OF the household furniture above
mentioned was imported from England,
and is OF the most massive and elegant
solid mahogany, rosewood, and walnut,
brass. bound and claw footed. Among IL Will
be found
PIANOS, BUREAUS. PURCHASES,
BEDSTEADS TABLES, SECRETA-
RiES. CLOCKS. SIDEBOARUS,
BOOK CASES. SOFAS, &C.
The books are OF the best authors, and
come very rare.
This sale, without doubt, presents to the
aptiquary aud cuTlo hunter, the house.
holder. student, and all Others. the op
poriunity OF q lifetime for procuring what
they want.
TERMS: Cash.
Persons desiring TO attend these sales, by
leaving Richmond or bar Vile, Va, on the
l6ih OF November TIA Richmond and Dan
vile railroad 10 Keysville, thence by Rich.
moDd and Necklenburg railroad. will reach
GAINESVILLE that night, where they can OBJ
tain convey aDces TO take them 10 "Prest-
would " next day.
For further information apply TO Z. j.
FAULKNER, Boydton. Va.
oc 2G,Dov2,e&l6 Trustee.
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I.OCDOUN COUNTY,.
Htxssu VIII Case-Sutt for DAMAGE
PersopaIs-New Churcii-Or &c.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
LEEsBURG, Va, October q, 1856.
The Hixson VIII case, which involved
some SEQ, 900, and decided at former term
of the Circuit Court TO be forgery, was
again before the count at this term on a
bill filed by two children OF John W. Hix'
son, who were infants during the former
adjudication and were not then made legal
parties 10 the cause. The matter was set.
tied by the administrator agreeing TO pay
the legacles Of $1,000 each TO these two
children, thus dIspoSing finally OF the will,
which has created good deal oil interest
and comment.
Resolutions commemorative OF the MEM
DRY OF the late Hon. William Matthew, ex.
State senator, were presented to the Court
by Mr.. John ii. Alexander and spread
upon the records.
Mrs. HOrtensia Havcner has entered suit
against the corporation OF LeeSburg for
$4,000 damages claimed for Injuries re-
ceiyed on defective sidewalk.
Piscatorial sport in the waters OF the
Potomac is at its height, and a number OF
fine bass ere caught each day by our cltl'
Zons who indulge in this pastime.
Hon. Holmes Conrad, OF Winchester, ar
gued a case III court this week.
DR.. Joseph Shsner, United States navy,
Is OH visit to his home, in Leesburg.
Through the iiberaltv OF former lady
resident OF this town, the Catholic chapel
of the Immaculate Conception has been
presented with Dew organ. Rev. Father
T. J. Wilson, Of Harper's Ferry, is the pa
rish priest. Right Rev. J. J. Kahn, OF
Wheeling. W. Va, and Vicar-General Van
de Yyyer, q Richmond, were former pas
tors OF this church.
We had a fine rain on Tuesday.
CATOCTIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

Mr.. Labouchere's bitterest sarcasm, in
the copy OF Truth just out Of the wrapper,
Is at the Queens expense. During the
forty-nine years OF her reign she has spent
twelve days In Ireland On Jubilee Day
next year he wishes the Queen to give unto
each Irish man and woman one shilling.
"the twelve pennies Of which would be a
memorial OF the twelve DAYS spent by the
Queen amongst her people In that country"
A London publisher wrote TO 1000 school
girls ASKING them to name their favorite
authors. In the replies Dickens received
$50 votes; Scott, 225; Kingsley and G. NJ.
Yonge, 81 each; Shakespeare, 70; George
Eliot, Al, and other authors less number.
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4 TLANTIC COAST LINE.
TRAINS NokrnMARn.

- Leave Arrive
'o' Petersburg Richmond
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PETERSBURG AND vICINIIY.
A Lawyer Dcsth-The Pary ear Muir
Case, &c.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond DBpatchl
PETERSBURG, October %, 1886.
Mr.. Keller, who died In Dinwiddie coun-
~ Yesterday, was one OF the most popular
and prominent members Of the bor OF that
county, and was one OF the counsel who so
ably defended Holmes II. Puryear, the all
legged wiie.murderer, who Is confined 10 the
jail Of this city under sentence OF death.
lie was young man, but had attained to
eminence In his profession.
In this connection II may be stated that
Puryear Is still hopeful OF a decision In hts
favor from the supreme Court, before which
tribunala mo,ion Is pending for new
trial. Tie ~ seen by no one except his eoun-
aei and members Of bis family, and reads
little clse except sacred literature. Should
the Supreme Court refuse to grant new
trial, Puryear, as In the case OF Cluyerlus,
win have 10 b., resentenced, the day OF his
execution as fixed by Judge Hancock being
the 29th Of October tomorrow, which will
have passed before any decision eau be
reached.
The tower over the Colored Normal
School near This city has been completed,
and adds greatly to the appearance OF that
building.
The Hastings Court was engaged to-day
In the trial OF The parties recently indicted
for gambling. One case OF the dozen or
more was selected for trial as test case.
A Jury was sworn and the evidence heard,
after which instruction, were asked aud
argued at length. Ex-Governor Cameron
il counsel for the defendants. The Ques.
ton turns mliDly on the point as TO
whether or not the house In which The
gambling IL alleged 10 have occurred Is
public or private place. The court adj
lourped att O'Clock, before the argu-
ment on the Instructions asked for by the
Commonwealth attorney was concluded.
Among the features OF the klrmess 10
be beid here during the first two weeks In
November for the benefit Of the Music
Hall fund will be q military drill between
number Of military companies OF the
State, In which two Of the companies FROM
Richmond and one from Norfolk will take
part. The prizes TO be awarded are a
beautiful gold medal and a fine sword. His
ExceI!ency Governor Lee will be invited TO
give Interest 10 the occasion by his pres.
eBce.
From present appearances II may be
Judged that thu Republican vote In this
district will fall far below the average on
neat week. The apathy APP
existing In the party IL something
n markabls ~ compared With the enthusI.
ann manifested In previous campaigns.
BY hard work, However, fair vote may be
oiled on eiscliop.day.
Mr., II. w. Dsltcber, for some time past |!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
BY James Il. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ill3 Main street,

THAT WELL-L0OATED, A T.
i TRACTIVE, AND VALUABLE, MOD
ERN TWO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
No. 504 NORTH FIFTH STREET, FOR
SALE BY AUCTION.-By request OF the
owner shall sell by public auction, Cd the
premises, on
FRIDAY NEXT. OCTOBER 10Th,
at AZ O'Clock Z. NJ, the above-named very
desirable and well-located RESIDENCE,
No. 504 on the west side OF Fifth street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets. containing
eight rooms, besides pantry, closets, &c.
Well constructed, conveniently arranged,
and thoroughly comfortable, having the
modern conveniences and in good order.
The lot has front OF about "a g. IL feet aud
"a depth OF about so feet. The attractive
nets OF this property in location, size, con-
stfuctioD, and surroundings, render II par
ticularly desirable as q home, and assures
high rental value.
TERMS: Accommodating. and announced
al sale. JAMES Il. ELAN,
oc "a AuctiOneer.
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the superintendent Of the Southern Atm
tic Telegraph Company In this city, has
bcen transferred 10 duty at Jacksonvilie,
Fla, and Mr.. Lipscomb, Of Danville, has
taken bis place.
Rev. Jabex Fox, minister OF the swe-
denborgian Church, Of Washington, mas
been visiting our city for day or two, and
leaves tomorrow for Richmond.
Mrs. DIR. q. w. Wilson, Of Wakenesd,
died night before last ROBIN ApAiR.
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BY Quarlts & McCurdy. Auctioneers,
1912 Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF DESIRA-
L. BE DWELLINGS ON THIRrlErH
STIR Ell BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANK
LIN STREETS. BETWEEN LIBBY-HILL
AND CHIMBORAZO PARKS.-By request
OF the executors OF the late Bran W. Ty-
Ter we will offer for sale on the premises on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1855.
at 4:30 L. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE,
10 wit:
/. FRAME DWELLING. containing five
roOmF, city water. &C. Lot 2lx100 feet.
2. / 8AME DIV ELLlNG adjoining above,
cont lining six rooms, water &c. Lot lex
100 Get TO an alley in common.
3. FRAME DWELLING near above. con.
tanning six rooms, city water. &c. Lot lex
leo feet TO On alley in common.
4. FRAME DIV ELLING adjoining above,
containing six rooms city water, &c. Lot
Iex1O0 feet.
The above properly is well situated. and
should command the attention OF parties
wishing small houses for investment or de-
sirable homes. NeighborhOod good.
TERMS: One third cash balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen months 6 per cent. In
teTtst, and secured by deed of trnst.
QUARLE5 & MCCURDY.
oc24 AuciioneeTs.
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Holden Acquitted.
NVfUNF NNN"E'~
Especial telegram to the Dispatcl

Especial TELEGRAM 70 the Dlspatch.I
DANvILLE, Va, October 2S.-C. NJ.
Holden, who shot Gus. Walker on Satur-
day night, had preliminary trial to-day
before Mayor Barksdale and Justice Smith.
II was clearly proven that Holden acted In
self. defence, and the case was dismissed.
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SWiifft'S Specific
CURES RHEUMATISM.

have been q sufferer from rheumatism
for twenty years-at times with most In
tolerable pain. had the best medical treat
ment and took all sorts OF remedies, but
without relief. Being reduced almost to
skeleton, and not being able TO walk even
with crutcbes. was induced to try Swifts
Specific, and 1t acted like charm, and am
to-day entirely relieved; have thrown
away my crutches, and am in excellent
health. believe Swifts Specific Will cure
the worst case OF Rheumatism.
Mrs. EZRA MERSHoN.
Macon, Ga, August 4, 1884.
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RAILROAD Luyys.


2AaGR eIER -
DICHMOND, FREDERTCKSRToo
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD hV
uie commencing NOVEMBER n, insf'
eastern standard time: ''''-
500 A. n. leaves Byrd.stree, r.,.
daily stops only at Ash.,ss
Junction. Milford. and g,s.i.
ricksburg. Sleeper 10 W..e-
ington. Leaves Wa,hlbs'I..
for New York At II A WTs"A
HOT A. N. leaves Byrd-Btreet sat-
daily, except sunday. Iss'Eo.
Washington for NeW 80
s s:s0 = = a. also By Iiml,ed =.
s:2o p. NJ, leaves Byrd.siree, ,,,,.
daily. Sleeper 10 Nev ~
1929 A. NJ, arrives At Byrd-streei .,si'r.,
daily. Sleeper from Sew Yo,s4
2:39 y. NJ, arrives al Byrd. Street s's,l.
daily; stops Al Fredericks 5o.e.
Milford, and Junction. sIs.,ss
from Washington "a
eos z. NJ. arrives at Byrd. street 49,.
daily, except sunday.
Ga. VI. train connects At FrederIrkqh-..
with Piedmont, Fredericksburg and 80
mac railroad for Orange Courthouse.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 p. NJ, &C com m odatiOn. leav.
Broad Street station. 49,.
at Ashland a. 5 =. NJ
tbs p. NJ, leaves Elb arrives A. As...-,
at6P. ". 81
7:6o A. ~, arrives AZ Ehs; leaves A.
land al e:43 A. NJ
s:65 A. NJ, accommodation. arrive.
Broad-Sireet station. e.
Ashland at A.. NJ
$50 +. NJ, arrives Al Eiba leaves As ana
at 6:l2 =. NJ.
u. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Ayso,
K. I. ID. MYERs, General superintendent
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AuCr.o on sALEs- vus.rs Days. ).
BY n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUC-
TON OF A SMALL
HUr VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF 3D.
BURBAN LAND ON
WEST LEIGH STREET, JUST OUTSIDE
THE CORPORATE LIMITS, AND
CLosETo THE LINE OF THE PROPOSED
sTREET.CAR EXTENSION.
SALE BY AUG.

Nv virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Henrico, entered July 2. 1883, In the
suit OF Gays executors ts. Millner and
Others, we will sell, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1885,
at o'clock p. NJ, q very valuable TRACT
OF LAND on west Leigh street opposite the
shops OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
Potomac Railroad Company. containing
EIGHTEEN ACHES, much OF which can be
sold Mt once In town lots at good prices.
The construction OF the street railway mp
Leigh street nearly 10 this property, now
an assured fact, will very soon add largely
10 the value OF this land, to say nothing OF
liza enhancement by the steady growth OF
the city In this direction.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes with interest added, and title re-
tanned; or all cash, at the option ofthe pur-
chaser. N. q. MANSON. JR..
j. RANDOLPH TUCKER, JR.,
Special Commissioners
I.George w. Carter. clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Henrico, do hereby certify that the
bond required OF the above-named special
com m Issioners by the decree above referred
to has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 26tn Day OF Oc'
tober, 1885. GEORGE w. CARTER,
&C 26 Nlerk.
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WANTS.

CHEAPEST TEA, COFFEE. AND ST.
GAR.HOUSE IN THE CITY.
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By John T. Goddln.

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
~ THE SMALL FRAME DWELLING
No. SIT ST. JOHNS STREET. IN REAR OF
REV. JOHN JASPkRS CHI RCH.-By re-
quest OF the executor OF Maria Logan, de-
ceased, / will sell at public auction, on the
premises. on
FRIDAY, 10Th DAY OF OCTOBER. 1856
at O'Clock 4. NJ, the above. described
PROPERTY. The dwelling is two stories,
contains four rooms. and. With some re-
pairs would rent readily, The lot Is 30xl04
feet.
1ERMs: One fourth cash: balance six,
twelve and eIghte cen months for negotiable
notes, interest added; secured by q deed OF
trust. JOHN L. GODUIN,
AuctiOnppr
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TRUSTEES SALE BY PUBLIC

TRUSTEES SALE BY PUBLIC
BE AND MAGNIFICENT ESTATE.
"PRESTW WOULD" on STANTON
RIVER IN MECKLENBURG COUNTY,
VA, ONE AND A HALE MILES FROM
CLAkKsylLLE. a TERMINUS OF the
RICHMOND AND MECKLENBU6G RAIL.
ROAD, TOGETHER WITH ALL THE
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNG-
III RE-, STOt X. CROPS. FARMING IMPLE-
MtHTS, SC, &c.-lf not sold privately be-
fOre, ee, the undersigned trustees IN cer'
tain deeds OF trust executed by Fnlwar
Skipwilh and wife. Of record in the clerks
Office OF MtcslenbuIg County Court, being
tLeret1 required by me terms OF said deeds,
ard al the request OF said rulwer Skipwlih
Lsq viii sell by public auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1885,
that truly.valusble estate known, IS
"PkESTWOULD.' above referred 10.
PTektwould 10 the ancestral home OF the
SkipwitEs OF Virginia and contains | 902
acres Of the finest land In the state, consist
ing Of loTlapds, upapds and timbered land
OF yirt IN growth. The place Will be sold as
whole or IN two three, or four tracts, TO suit
purcbateTs. There is also on the place
valuable ferry franchise within one mile OF
ClsrhsVille. on the home tract is Splen-
din stOne mansion, with double roof or
shingles and tin, three stories high, con-
tanning flfIeen rooms, besides cellars, With
magnificent hall twenty-five feet wide
through the house. In good repair and all
other Improvements, the whole enclosed
by a SOLID stone fence. Improvements on
the other plGcts good.
TERMS: BY consent, one.thi'I cash, and
the residue on q credit Of one and two
years the purchaser TO execute his bonds
for the del rred payments. carrying interest
from the day ofs9le, aud the tile 10 be re-
tanned until the whole OF the purchase
money IL paid
Parties desiring 10 purchase will he shown
over the place by SIR. Fulwar SklpwIth
before The day Ofsale.
ca WILLIAMS.
e.. FAULKNER.
Trustees.