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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
THERE'S
No DECEPTION
HERE.

Goods that are right and prices that
are low are the attracting and telling
features OF this seasons productions,
and are the elements which produce the
most powerful argument and attain the
best general results in this day OF pro-
gress and reason. We're producing the
Best Clothing to fit man at the Lowest
Prices known to modern times. We
would like to have you call and examine
our stock, for surely there would be no
other way to give you a correct idea OF
its extent and character We would not
only like to show you what we have, but
the extraordinary progress we've made
in the manufacture OF Superior Ready
made Garments. We mean the Best
Made Clothing. as ours are the Best
Made Goods in the market, not only
here, but anywhere else. Ours are made
by our Own First-Clas Tailors land no
better workmen can be had). who take
as much pride in finishing Ready Made
with all the care and precision usually
bestowed on Made-to- Order Clothing.
Ours are cut by the very best cutters
men who are skilled workmen-and an
evidence OF their ability is displayed in
the Correct Shapes and Form Fitting
Garments which our stock is noted for.
This special Excellence in the Cut and
Make of our Clothing, and the Superior
Qualities of the Cloths and Trimmings
we use in the general manufacture Of our
Garments, is what makes the demand
for our productions, and the satisfactory
wear and the good recommendation we
get from the wearers of them are what
make the rushing, driving trade you sec
here all the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Embezzler O'Brien iu the Tolls.
fRv talaora nh IN tna niena tch

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October I'm. j..
OBrien, formerly one OF the most prominent
citizens OF Chattanooga, and who was under in
dictment for the embezZlement OF $4,000 from
the benevolent order of the Catholic Knights OF
America. was arrested In Philadelphia Mon
day by officers OF Hazen's Detective Agency,
OF Cincinnati. Tho offence was committed
eighteen months ago The prisoner Is
now on his way here over the Shenan-
doah-Valley railroad, in charge OF the
officers. Detective Schlessinger, OF Hazen's
agency, has been in this city for two months,
and by watching the movements of the prison
er's wife managed 10 locate him In New York,
whence he made frequent trips TO Philadelphia
on the fast train. sunday message was re-
ceved by the police here asking for special
authority TO make the arrest. 1t was sent with
the result mentioned. O'Brlen moved In good
society and was considered substantial man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
DECORATIONS.

The church was most tastefully deco
rated with flowers and evergreens. The
bride was very becomingly dressed in
pure white silk. The bridesmaids, eigh-
teen in number. were also dressed in white
silk The wedding march was given by
Eugene Parsons. of Sullins College. The
bride was led in on the arm of her father.
and the groom was attended by his
brother, Henry Stuart, his best man. A
very large crowd was in attendance,
The parties will start tomorrow for New
York and other northern cities on bridal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Always Giving satisfaction.

Brandreth's Pills have always given sat-
isfaction. In fifty years there has been no
complaint Of them. That is about their
life IN the United States, and millions OF
persons have used them. There is nc
doubt that they have established them.
selves by merit alone. They cure rheuma-
tism, dyspepsia. piles, liyer-compIaint
an impure state OF the blood. Ono or two
at night on an empty stomach for week
or two will keep you in good form and
tone up the system. They are purely vege-
table. absolutely harmless. aud safe to take
at any time:
Sold In every drug or nedicine-store.
either plain or srgar-eoAtsd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
TRUsTEEy SALE OF VERY
VALUABLE LANDS
Anew NILES WEST OF RICHMOND
BEING TIE FORMER HOMESTEAD o. ~,
LATEB ". GREEN.
And ADJOINING TRACTS.
BY AUCTION.

In execution Of a deed Of ,rus, ,r,.. a..
julia A. Green, dated 7th II hi, we A'4
duly recorded In Deadlock f94 . ~ AZ
2ol, and Al tho request o. To tenss.i. yfgs
VIII sou ~ auction. At the man.i1,-,.,... -
rye %. W. "rcen' Esq.' ca 'he Thrc. .c.,,. I,
SATURDAY. OCTOBER %. $50,
beginning At 12oclock ~, tho follovio, fp,.,.
OF LAND in the order namof D1- T.. ~, ~ Is
OF them a. may 10 necessary Z. t.,g,'f 'i.Y
and expenses Of salcj-to Wit '' ~. Aek
1. TRACT OF ABOUT 100 ACrrq
north side Of tho Throe-C hOppce ra. pm hs
"house trait" with the Green maus.', ,,.. "a
Improvements therein -i'e I'lff
=. TRACT OF 100 acres oas, oi ,.,-.
Joining tso above, alsO ironfing or t.. . n
Chopped road t-fe
3. 4 TRACT OF ABOUT 100 ,cpr.....
south side OF the 1hroe-Choppol r,,i .. 10
1r'h' "e-thain creek. and in front q ff.. 'l
tract, ana 'ing, besides iaree .l,.....''t
wood land, good mii-sitr, kuosu Il. MY .
miD. ThB last trnct may be- It.itsf ...- lt
parcels Of about so and 80 acres -a... "
Tho two TRACTS first namri are ....,..
ana the land y fairy cool ami ,sf.t..
high improvement, while tne DWFfTls. 3
larger Of said tracts eau D. malc vim .. ~ Do
diture OF lt'tls money one OF q. h.... i
homes IN this vicinity. ~.
Tho location OF these lands being Inn
direction, not more than s!1 miles ian. o.. "a
~ e,'O wv N'"h VI w D'rt grown QIi .r Del.
rosd, combine 20 make this ono 81 fh. -.
tractlye offerings o. the year ami h.Y...
ers, farmers, ana investors goger,., . .
make note OF this sale and b. thei.
TERMS: Cash sufficient O. pay ,..-. .,,.-,.
and 20 discharge 2 debt Of $1,000. gI,H ,....,
nom July 10, 1892, ana ihe rc.d.. r..
terms as the heirs or doyiseos 0f rr .-...' +.
may prescribe; or In event V, the.r 9. .. J..
do 80, then 90 such terms A. mo tr..'... +. y
think Nc. A. T. IO. IJ.lu, I
oc1I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
UNFORTUNATE Mas. MAVERICK.
fought She to BE Tortured to Death -
Appeal for Her Release.
Try Anglican

(By Anglo-Anerican cable TO the Dispatcu'I
LONDON, Eng, October 12.-Iu the next issue
Of the Revtep Of Reriers, Mr.. stead, its odltor'
win have an article headed fought Mrs. May
brick TO Be Tortured to Death In which no
vigorously and at great length reopens tne
whole case OF the unfortunate American NO
man who il now undergoing sentence OF me.
Imprisonment In Working Prison for the alleged
poisoning OF her husband, a wel-Snown Liver
pool merchant o., -,
Mr.. stead says that both he and Sir Charles
Russell, the attorney, have received from south
Africa copies of the death-bed confession OF
Henry Wilson, who declared that he, with wo-
man whore name is not given, placed arsenic
In the medicine that was administered 10 MT
Maybrick during hts last illness. Mr.. stead IN
vestigated this matter and declares that he at
taches weight to the confession, but ne ad1s
that even II A. we're valueless 1t would be oil SER
vice IN directing attention 10 the trayesty OF JUS
tice which has exposed Great Britain 10 serious
remembrance from the United States and which
Is not unlikely to become subject OF dipio-
matte remonstrance.
Mr.. Stead makes strong appeal for the re-
lease Of Mrs. Maybrick before Christmas Her
condition IL such, no says, that she wiz speedily
do IL she is not released and that II Mr.. Herbert
Asquitn. tho Home Secretary, will not hear the
case, then Lord Rosebery, the Foreign Minister,
and Mr.. Gladstone must.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
RADFoRD's STREET RAILWAY.
Restriction Removed. Which Secures an
Electric Line-Mr. smiths Promotion.


Electric Line-Mr. smiths Promotion.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Di-patch.l
RADroRp. Va. October 1.-THE City
Council last night released the Radford
Street-Railway Company from the MAN.
tenance of eighteen inches of the street
on either side of their road-bed and
thereby secured the immediate construc-
ton OF ali electric street railway, that
being agreed TO by the company in case
the Council would remove that restriction
in the franchise. The road will be finished
by January LIST.
The preliminary hearing of G. II. Yost,
charged with burning MS saddlery store,
was yesterday postponed until the 10th.
GRAND RALLY.
Tonight the New-River Democrats held
their great rally. Mayor Ii. c. Preston, of
this city, addressed them. The leading
Democrats IN that precinct are determined
20 put TO rest tho Republican claims TO
that place.
Mr.. X. Il. Smith. who for two years has
occupied the position of road foreman OF
engineers on the Pulaski Division, Norfolk
and Western railroad. will leave Radford
to-day 70 accept the place of superintend-
ent OF the company's repair shops In Nor
folk. This is deserved promotion. which
his many friends here are glad to see. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith Will be much missed.
FOOTBALL.
The st. Adams football team will play
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College on the 22d instant. A game with
Roanok College will probably be erranged
for the 2ist, "Coiumbus-Day. They hope
70 play Pantops Academy in Lynchburg on
Thanksgiving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Dams Hill's Quiet Wedding.


DANvILLY, Va, October 12.-At Dams
Hill, near this city, this morning MissdAn-
ME w. Wilson was married TO Mr.. X. A.
James, member of the House of Delegates
from Danyllle. Owing to the recent death
of the brides father. the marriage was
quiet and only few friends were present.
The bride was attended by Miss Fannie
Haryle and the groom by his brother, DIR.
Bruce James, of Radford. A wedding
party drove to Danville and Mr.. and Mrs.
James took the train for q northern tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

possibly render him ineligible - AZ cleo
tor. Rather, therefore than have the party
run any risk, he has decided TO retire from
the clectofal ticket and allow the commit
tee 10 substitute some man whose eligi-
bility cannot DO questioned.
sIRxEr-cAR LISE EXTENSION.
At meeting of the directors Of the
Danyille Street-Car Company to-day an
order was entered directing that the work
of extending the line towards Reservoir
Park be begun ct once. The extension
will be from the terminus OF the nne on
south Main street across the property OF
the Mt. Vernon Villa Company TO Q point
on west Main street, and thence 10 the
park.
A white Republican has been here TO-
day copying the observation-disclosures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Lovely Brides for Newport News.

Especial telegram 20 INC DISpaIcn.I
PETERSBURG. Va, October 12.-The
o'clock p. Nj. train to Richmond today
carried on two bridal parties, whose desti-
nations was Newport News. There were
happy scenes at the depot before the de-
payture Of the train. At l1:S0 A. Nj. Mr..
James n. Dickerson, manager of the grain
elevator at Newport News. welded Miss
Caroline V. Gerecke, a charming lady OF
DinwIddie county, at the residence of her
father, Mr.. A. Gerecke. Rev. DIR. j. w.
Rosebro, of this city, officiated.
About the same hour Mr.. Charles Chan
dler, also a well-known citizen of Newport
a beautiful young lady of Chesterfield.
They were accompanied to the depot by a
number of friends, who showered friendly
congratulations upon them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Robbed by n Colored Highwayman.
TSnecitl teleeram 10 the Dispatch.l

SPRINGFIELD, o.. October IA special from
Jeffersonylle, Ind, says Captain George W..
Davis, brother OF the late General Jefferson G.
Davis, Sunday night while In attendance at the
soldiers reunion ct Camp Pefrysville, was
ed insensible, and had his pockets rifed Of 800,
together with valuable papers Captain Davis Is
90 years o. age, and resides between Memphis
and Henryyille. distance of fifteen miles from
the city. colored man was arrested, and on
being faced before Captain DAVIS was recognized
a. the asssiiant. The money and valuaoies were
unt racovered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Emmett Dalton Jailed.

KANSAS CITY, No., October I2-The Stare
Cotfeyyllle (has.l special says: Emmett Dal-
ton was taken 10 Independence TO Jail this
morning by Sheriff Callahan without an objec-
ton being raised by the citizens. William Dali
ton went along. Emmett is better ana IL is now
thought ne will recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
AMaNIrEsTo FROM MALONE.
Quite Severe on Brady. Lsnssson, ana 'n-
liam. but signed by Flanagan.


tsre-iai Telegram TO the Dispstch.l
PITERsaURg, VA, October 12.-That Sonerai
Malone has no intention whatever OF support
ing Mr.. 4. Y. GILMAN. the nominee OF the BRADY
Langs,ou faction Of the Republican, party In this
District IL abundantly manifested by an etapo-
rate address 20 the "kepubican voters OF inc
Fourth District OF Virginia." which was printed
and circulated to-day. =.
The address IL signed By W. NJ. flnnngan'
chairman, A. w. Harris, and James u. Neo!ett,
ana Is very bitter and cnustic review OF the nc
ton taken By the Brady-Langston con-
yenfion az Farmvillo ON September 2Uh:
Colonel James d. Brady Is discussed
OF length in this address, the animns
Of which IA very plain. He Is pronounced O trauor
70 tho Republican party and n spy In the hs-
publican household. Langstons trump con-
yeniion" MT Burkeyille Is reviewed at length
and condemned without qualification. vi ny.
=. Y. Gillian, the nominee for Congress, ,no
committee says that !" bo needs but little atten-
ton, viii receive but little consideration, ana
will be this small boy at the froic." Toe address
intimates that Colonel J. Thomas Goode, inc
nominee OF tho Third party, VIII receive ,no
support OF the Malone Ropubiicans Oh tnis ai'-
trict.
The Malone circular, rejecting 90 severely
upon Colonel Brady and Mr.. 4. \. Gillian, ths
Republican nominees for Congress mas created
much commont here to-day, and Will douousss
have much effect upon the canvass. me MA
homo wing OF the Republican party wiifuso every
effort, 1t IL believed, TO defeat Gillian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
JUDGE ANDREWS NOMINATED.
New YoYk's Democratic Choice for Appel
Iate-Court Justice.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


New YORK, October 12.--The Democratic
State Committee met to-day at the Hoh-
man House to nominate candidate for
Judge of the Court of Appeals. The name
of Judge Charles +. Andrews was placed
before the committee by William Is; hirK,
of Syracuse. and seconded by w. Bourke
Cochran on behalf of Tammany, Hall.
Judge Andrewss nomination was also Sc
oonded by District-Attorney Ridgeway on
behalf of the Kings County Democracy.
Mr.. Ridgeway mado speech referring to
the fact that Judge Andrews was noml-
mated by the Democrats in 1884. The noni-
nation was then made unanimous.
A letter was read from Judge Wheeler
II. Peckham. who was himself candidate
for the Office. In this letter Judge Peck
ham stated that if the Republicans mad
decided TO recognize Judge Andrews's
twenty years of service on the bench by
nominating him the Democrats could not
DO better than endorse him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
THE GEORGIA sLecrIoa.
Vote OF tho state. 200. ooO-peck's Vote,
CO, Ooo--Nor,hen's. $4,000.

tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ATLANTA, Ga. October IL. 1t isimpossible
TO obtain the official announcement on iast
Wednesday's election until the returns are
canvassed by the Legislature. which meets
on the 2Bth of this month. Tho returns
from every county are sent here Ia
sealed envelope. and can only be opened
by the Legislature.
The Constitutions estimate. already pub
lished. IS the closest estimate that can Dc
made Of the official vote. IL semi-officially
shows from precinct counts on the n,ght
10000. This estimate shows that the vote
of the State was 200 900; OF which Peck.
the Third-party candidate for Governor,
received $4,000, and Northen (DemocraU
l35, 900.
The official announcement VIII not
change these figures materially, but II can
not be obtained before the 9th OF OCTOBER,
when the Legislature will canvass the re-
turns, which are now sealed and under
lock and kew
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
The Stusrt-Preston Nuptials.

ABINGDON. Va, October IA beautiful
marriage ceremony was solomnized at the
Presbyterian church here at 8 o'clock this
evening, Rev. p. u. Stevenson officiating
Mr. Dale G. Stuart. son of the late william
A. Stuart and nephew of General j. f..
b. Stuart. of Confederate fame. and Miss
Sallie Preston, the beautiful and accom-
plshed daughter OF Mr.. John q. White.
of our town, were the high contracting
parties. The evening was bright and
pleasant. The roadway from Mr.. Whites
handsome suburban residence was bril-
liantly lighted up for the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
A NEGRO ASSASSIN LYNCHED.
Quiet, Quick. and Determined Movement
of the Avenging Mob.

Vufet, Vuick' hnd DetermIned MoVement
of the Avenging Mob.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHARLoTrEsvILLE. Va, October 12.-Phil.
Young. the ex- penitentiary negro convict,
who on last Saturday, near Kidd's Store,
in Fluvanna county, shot Walter Glass. q
white boy, in the head with load of
gravel, killing him instantly, was taken
from the Jail at Palmyra last night by a
body of men numbering FROM twenty to
twenty-five and hanged to the limb of q
tree short distance from the Jail. He
asked for time in which to. pray and
begged that his avengers would shoot him.
The bolts in the lock on the jall were
drawn out. So quiet were the movements
of the mob that no one but the partici-
pants mot even the jailer) knew of the
tragedy being enacted In the quiet little
village.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
SCHOONER cApslzED INAeALe.
Three Men Probably Lost on barn Island,
fhe hes Ee Rav

I'm the Chesapeake Bay.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
TAsLEY, Va, October 12-Last week
Captain John Marsh, of Hoffman's Wharf.
in the lower part of Accomac county.
left home in his schooner. having on board
two other young men-ono named Madcap
the other Baker-intending to 20 to Balti-
more to get crew of dredgers. As no.
thing was heard from them Captain Charles
Marsh went in search of his brother. and
has telegraphed here that the schooner
was capsized in gale off Barn Island, in
the Chesapeake, Bay. and that the three
men have probably been lost. Marsh and
Madcap are from Accomac, but Baker
came here recently from Berkeley. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
LETTER FROM CLEVELAND.
Tho Gratifying Intelligence that Kansas
Is to Desert RadIcaIism.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch. ]

TBy teIegfuPH 70 Ine OIaYulOILI
TOPEKA, KAN, October 12.-Charles Il.
Holiday, secretary of the Kansas Demo
cratic Editorial Association. has received
the following letter from Grover Cleve-
land in reply to message from the asso-
citation:
II assure you that the guarantee you
give that Kansas will not support by her
electoral vote the iniQuitous Mckinley
tariff IS most gratifying. Nothing could
be more encouraging than to see Kansas
break away from tho partisan bonds that
have so long and firmly held her, and turn
to the support of q principle which pro-
mlses prosperity and contentment to all
our people. and O far chance TO those
VINO have long been under The rule of UNI
Just taxation for the benefit of hard task
masters. Truly yours,
"GRovER CLEVELAND"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

NEW YORK; October 12.--Albert Leeds, pro-
fessor Of chemistry IN Stevens Institute OF Tech
nology, Hoboken, has ronounced the Kepubh-
can party and will support the Democracy. In
hts letter Professor Leed says the Mckinley ia
rih Is palpable robbery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Lex,nrton prssbv,ery onened

WARN SPRINGS, VA. October 12.-Last night
tho Lexington Presbytery opened here for q
i've days session with an attendance OF about
eighty representatives Or. Gilkinson, Of ROM
ney, W. Va, preached the opening sermon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Amendment, for stsvsn,o,.

Stevenson will deliver an address 70 Demo-
cratic mass-meeting in Brooklyn, N. Y, October
goth. lie speaks ct 0lney Tuesday night. and
from Cairo, lila, no goes direst TO Birmingham
Ala, where he will speak the Monday following.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

IN THE cLgRg's OFFICE or THE HASTINGS Court
or THE CITY or MAscHEsTER-BRows,D DAVIS &
Co.. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST +. j. MCMAHON ET
AIS, DEFENDANTS.
!, II. Il. Du Val, clerk OF tho said court, do
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners By tho decree rendered In snid
cause on tho Ord day OF October, 1892, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand az clerk OF the said
court, this 9th day Of October, 1S92.
OCT II. z. DU VAL, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
Death of a Gallan, copfeaera,s.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
PErERssuRe. Va. October I2.--Mr. T. q.
Pugh to-day received a telegram an.
nouncing the death in North Carolina of
his brother. Mr.. W. b. Pugh, who was one
OF Jackson's oot-cayalrymen and gallant
Confederate soldier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
By James II. Crenshaw,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. IL north Eleventh street.
70 o7O1 FASTFRANKLIN STREET

MO. 2701 EAST FRANKLIN STREET
~ FORMERLY THE PALATIAL RESI-
DENCE OF EX-GOVERNOR WILLIAM SMITH,
DECEASED, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
IION.-By request OF the owner, who has re-
moved from the city, will offer for sale, by
public auction, on the premises,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l3. 1892,
at 4:30 Z. Nj, that VALUABLE AND HISTORIC
PROPERTY at the southeast corner of Twenty
seventh and Franklin streets. fronting 46 feet
on Franklin street and extending back 100 feet.
Main improvement Is a large frame dwelling Of
ten rooms. Tho beautiful view from this high,
dry, and healthtul lot south, overlooking Libby
Hill Park. James river. and adjacent landscapes,
renders IL unusually desirable property.
JAMES H. CRENSnAW,
Oc % Auctionear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
NvALUABLE TRACT or LAND IN cHEs-
TERRIFIED COUNTY. VA. WITH "A GOOD
DWELLING. STORE. AND OTHER M-
PROPONENTS THEREON. A LITTLE MORE
THAN ONE MILE BELOW MANCuEsTkk, ON
THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG TURN
PIKE AND ON THE RICHMOND AND PETERS
BURG RAfLk0AD.--By virtue OF two DEGREES IN
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. causes, entero1 De-
cembor %, 1887, and October 3, 1Ss4, respec-
lively. tho undersigned commissioners. appoint
cd by said aforementioned decree, VIII sell by
pablo auction, on tho promises. ON
THURSDAY, OCroBER IL. 1852,
nc 10 O'clock NJ. the VALUABLE LAND AND
BUILDINGS above referred 20, being the saine
now and for several years past owned and occsi-
pied By Il. J. Mcmahon, Esq.
Tho improvements consist OF ON EXCELLENT
DWELLING with Elk rooms, good store, and
some out-DuildIngs- all IN very good repair.
The lnnd Is Just beyond Clopton Uunction),
embraces swenty-three acres. part OF which 10
In cultivation, and being on both ths turnpike
and the railroad ana near 10 the southern
suburbs of thu growing city % MancleSter, u u
worthy OF md should attract tho attention OF
persons wanting 10 combine suburban rest
dence with a mercantile business or IN quest or
good speculative prop srty.
TERMS: One fourth cash, and tho residue n,
six. twelve, and eighteen months for NOES, with
interest added, and title retained.
JAMES pLEASANTS.
c. L. PAGE,
WILLIAM A. MONCURE,
Special Commissioners.