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rating the Cedar Run Mining Company, In
the counties Of Madison and Psge;
A fSeuatel bill to amend the "a, 3d,4tn'
eth. 18th. and nth sections OF an act pass
ed Nav 20, 1852, entitled an act TO provide
for the incorporation Of building funo ssSo-
Citations; A.. NJ
A fSenate) bill to incorporate the DO
tetor,rt Mining and Manufacturing Com
A iSenate) bill to amend and reenact
the 9Th section of chapter lob, so as 70
change the terms Of the Circuit Court Ior
Nottoway county;
A fSenate) bill to extend the limits OF
the town of Danville.
And the following House bills:
A bill to incorporate the Real Estate
Banking and Insurance Company OF Rich-
mond;
A bill to amend and reanact the LIST sec
ton of chapter 90 Of the Code, in relation
to fences. =, IN \
On motion Of Mr.. BowLEs, the bill TO
amend and reenact the 9Th section OF the
act passed January 26, 1866, entitled an
act in relation to fences and for the protec-
ton Of crops, was dismissed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR THE BENEFIT VI
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
On motion of Mr.. GARRETT, the Dill IN
cooperating the Southern Association LOT
the benefit of the widows and orphans OF
the southern States was taken up out OF It's
order, and being read second ana tnira
time. was passed-ayes, Sc; noes, l.
TThe bill incorporates Henry A. wise,
John D. Imboden. p. I. Moore, John Doc
lev. David l. Burr, John Purcell, and
others with power to acquire real and per-
sonal property, and dispose Of the same to
the best advantage for the benefit OF the
widows and orphans aforesaid; shields the
company from the penalties against raj
fling, and relieves the property held by the
association from taxation.I
Bills were considered In their early
stages, and number ordered TO tnelr en-
grossment.
FURTHER TINE TO sBERIFPs TO PAY IN THE
REVENUE.
Mr.. CRUMP, from the joint committee OF
conference on the part OF the House to
consider the Senate's amendment to the
bill giving further time to sherlfiS TO pay
in the revenue, reported that the commit,
tee accepted that part Of the Senate's
amendment which provided that the sher-
ifs should pay in so much of the revenue
as is now in their hands; and that the Sc
nate should recede from the remaining
part of the amendment requiring the as
sent of the sheriffs' sureties before giving
the benefit of the extension.
The report of the committee was CON
CURED in by the House.
On motion of Mr.. HANsBRoUGH, the
House adjourned.
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We begin to believe in this favorite prin-
CHILE of Mr.. STEVENS and his party. A
gallant engagement has just taken place
in Texas. where "General GRIFFIN (who
ia General GRIFFIN p has achieved an ex-
plot which is, for aught we know, his first
feat of arms. He has heroically repulsed
from church door the corpse of General
ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON. 1t was an OPP
portunity for General GRIFFIN; ne had
never had the honor to meet that gallant
chief in battle while alive; nor anybody
else that we know of but here was great
moment approaching; and the war still
raging, and he (GRIFrIN) commanding
general of the post, and determined to
hold it to the last extremity. The enemy
advanced, and GRIFFIN felt that he had
him lust where he wanted him-namely,
in his coffin; and that he (GRIFFIN} held
the key of the position.
If GRIFFIN had at any time in the course
of his life encountered General JOHNSTON
at the head of his gray brigades, we i'm
agine that on this day, in Texas, the spectre
of the hero would have risen up before
him, and he might not have been able to
hold the church door. As it was, he had
to deal, not even with a Confederate ghost,
but with sad train Of mourners following
to his grave all that was mortal Of a noble
southern chieftain. He felt that he could
not only VIGOROUSLY repulse the corpse,
but also triumphantly insult the mourners.
And he did it alone he did it. He "caused
!" the body to be laid in the open air, where
it remained all day, and was visited by
thousands" He thought he was showing
his disrespect for the dead, but he was, on
the contrary, by his very outrage, enshri-
ming him still more than ever in the hearts
of those thousands, and of hundreds OF
thousands more who will read the tale with
hot ewes. That piece of bare ground in
Galveston became on the moment shrine,
a catafalque, q tabernacle, and will one day
bear a column or statue, when no human
being will know the name of GRIFFIN save
as the name of the person who insulted the
ashes of hero. However, it is GR1EFIN's
day now: every griffin has his day. But
nobody, we apprehend, will greatly admire
his achievement; for albeit living dog is
better than dead lion, yet if it "litts up
its leg at the noble beasts carcaSe," no one
admires the dog.
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New YORK MONEY MARKET.-Private
intelligence lately received from New
York represents the money market there
as much more stringent than might be in
ferred from newspaper accounts. The
money market was exceedingly tight yes
terday, and stocks generally, except
United States stocks, declined from three
to four per cent.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctionesrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LBASEH0LD, ON FOURTEENTH Oh PEARL
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust to US, as trustees, from
West, stowsll & Co, dated June Is lses, recorded
In Richmond Hastings Court, and by request ofths
creditors therein secured, We shall proceed 70 sell,
on the premises on FRIDAY the LIST day OF Febru.
ary 1867, at o. clock p NJ, the valuable property
therein conveyed, consisting Of . LBASEhoLD la
terest in q LOT OF GROUND, with the large
BRICK STORE, with iron r. Dnt, and aPpurtenancss
thereto belonging, fronting about 20 feet on the
west line OF fourteenth street between Main and
Cary, and running hack TO Virginia street In the
rear subject to a ground rent of $500 per annum,
and to the terms Of tho lease under which the
same is held. The foregoing properly Is bounded
on the north by the tenement occupied by Mr.. j. J;
Foster, and on the south by the tenement occupied
by Messrs. Hill Potsat.
Terms: Cash n to much OF the purchase
money as will be uficisnt to pay the expenses OF
sale and OF the creation aud execution OF the
trust and also to pay the sum OF u ,3N, with IN
terest from the fsth day OF December. lssS and,
as to the residue. credit as follows slsA payable
18th Of March. 1867 tl,4l4 payable isth Of June,
1897; and the surplus, II any, payable at such
time as the grantors or their assigns may desig-
nate, or, In default Of such designation, =, the
trustees may determine, the purchaser to give ne.
gotiablo notes, interest added, for the deferred
payments, secured by lien on the property: Taxes
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser.
r.. h0Wls0N,l T,rs,s..
lam j. II. SANDS.
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BY Grubbs \ Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE |, A, BIZ

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE AT THE SOUTHWEST COR.
NER OF CARY AND FOURTH sTREsTs: by
virtue OF deed Of trust executed By I. N; saun-
ssrib.r as trustee, dated 18th May, 1893, and rs-
corded in Richmond Hastings Court once oelng
thereto required by the creditors named In said
aoSpAY 9TH Fesrusry, 1857, at half past1 o'clock
p. NJ, III fair, IL not, then on the next iair cay
thereafter, ut the same hour. the property ,on.
veyed In aaid deed; being LOT ~ SkvU "a
Fourth streets, fronting on the south side OF cary
street 65 feet and running back loo Lee, 20 an al
pied by william FORBES and others.
TERMS: Enough In ca,h To defray the expenses
OF sale and to pay of two notes for t'ss - eseh,
with interest thereon from 18th January, 1867 .
credit until 18th Hsy. 1857, a. to two notes Tor
S3s7 5s ach, and the remainder upon terms TO be
announced at the time Of saie-crsdlt payments to
bear interest and DO secured by deed OF trust upon
property V Pay k sffss io Trustee.
GxrBBs / WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. jan
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCKS AND
i BoNDs.-Iw will sell At public auction at the
ofice OF Messrs. Davenport 20 at IL o clock ON
WEDNEsDAY the ,oth Of January, sSI, the foi.
sets OF the Merchants Insurance Company OF
Richmond:
400 shares Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
$500 Registered Richmond and Danvills Rail.
$500 Coupon Bonds Eass Tennessee and Virgins
$500 old Georgia per cent Coupon Bonds.
81 shares James River Canal Packet Company,
IS shares Old Dominion Insurance COMPANY
&l, 600 bond Of the County OF Carroll, Va,
sI,0ce bonds Of Montgomery County,
Sio, 600 bonds Of North Carolina. sper cents.
TENS sixy days ered; 70, rt,i.sstS1y g,p'r
ia 2l-tds Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i MILL AHD FIFTY ACRES or LAND.-As
trustee in deed from William Gilman shall, by
consent OF the parties, sell at public auction, on
ruary, 1877, the valuable MILL and FIFTY ACRES
OF LAND OF which the said William Gilman died
ssissd and possessed. lying In Hanover county,
Tappahannock.
iIso, at the same time and place, will be sold the
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE OF the
said Gilman.
TRRns: Liberal, and made known on the day Of
sale TIA l2-tdsl T. g. M0NCURE, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY Regnanlt Il Co.. Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.


large SALE OF MOST EXCEL
LENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
REDS MATTRESSES, PIANOS, &c We Will sell
Al our store WEDNESDAY MORNING tho 3oth
instant, omme1cing at lo3 clock, large variety
OF most excellent FURNITURE, &C., OF persons
Declining eping, as well as TO satisfy sun.
dry executions In the hands OF tho High Constable
OF the city OF Richmond, embracing In part
MxHoSANY WARDROBEs,
MAHOGANY DINING and SIDE TABLES,
JENNY LIND, FRENCH, and OUTAGE
BEDSTEADS;
MAHOGANY SOFAS,
DAMAsK and EHAMELLED CLOTH
MGRBEE.ToP and other CABINETS and Blu.
REhUS,
CARD TABLES,
CANE-SRAT and other CHAIRS,
CANE.SEAT and ID A MASK ROCKING
CHAIRS,
sIDEBOARDs,
WALNUT OFFICE DESKS,
TIN SAFES.
wASHSTANDS,
PINE TABLES,
FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR and SHUCR MATTRESSES,
COoKfNG and OFFICE STOVES,
;DAMAsK WINDOW CURTAINS, CORNICB,
&c:
3SADDLES.
LADIES' VELVET and OPERA CLOAKS,
SEWING MACHINES,
with many other articles too numerous to mention
I'm an advertisement. REGNAULT & CO.,
ia 29-2t Auctioneers, &c.
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By 0rubbs 4 Williams, Auctionesrs,
North west corner Main and Ella ysnth strssts

MEAT FRAMED DWELLING, AT
IN THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CLAY AND
SMITH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Lon
p. n, We viii sell at auction, upos the PREMISE,
the neat FRAMED DWELLING located ~ above
described. II has six good rooms besides kitehsn.
wide alley.
Terms: One. fourth cash balance at four. eight,
and twelve months, with interest; purchaser TO
jas Auctioneers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apparson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
SALE OF A TRACT OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
l. LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT
THREE MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICH
MUND, ON THE DARBYTOWN ROAD, AT AUG
TON .-Pursuant TO the provisions of deed OF
lrust duly executed by Benjamin Dickinson
and wife TO me trustee. az record In Henrico
County Court, will proceed TO sell NJ pubic auc-
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY the 7th Of
February. 1867, at IL o'clock NJ. the TRACT OF
situated three miles below Richmond on the Cen
trail or Darbytown road, containing "est ACRES,
with \ good dwelling house and other necessary
build ngs thereon, now In the occupancy OF said
Dickinson.
TERMS: Cash rs TO the sum Of 81, 4ls 9s, together
with expenses OF executing this rust on credit
until 18TH September, 1857 As TO the rum OF Ss1I 20
with interest from 10th september, is's and a. to
the residue, on such tsrms as the debtor may pre-
scribe, or In his ansence, tbs as the trustee may
make known at the hour OF sale
The taxes for this year TO be paid by the pur-
chaser. JOHN CA>hlE, trustee :,
Sale to be conducted by HARRISON. GoDDIs
APPERsoY. ia 70
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LEIGH AND CLAY STREETS. WEST SIDE, in
REAR OF ST. MARKS CHURCH, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION After the tale Of the house and lot,
say p. NJ, we will sell at auction, on the pre-.
mises, the VALUABLE LOT located "a above de.
scribed IL fronts 30 feet on Foushee street and
runs hack Zoe feet
TERMS: pne- fourth cash, balances at four, eight,
and twelve months, with int.rest.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
IN % Arctioneefs.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
MONDAY, January %, 1867.

SENATE.
The Senate assembled at IL o'clock,
Lieutenant Governor CowPER in the chair.
PRAYER by the Rev. T. V. Moore, Of the
First Presbyterian church.
A communication was received from the
House announcing the passage OF certain
bills: which were referred to the appro-
pirate committees.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Reports were made from severai stand
ing committees which were subsequently
taken up and acted upon, as will be seen
by the following proceedings:
BILLS PASSED.
House bill to incorporate the Henrico
Industrial Association was taken up, con-
sidered, and passed under a suspension of
the rules;
House bill to amend the charter of the
Planters Savings Bank Of the city Of Rich
mond;
House bill to amend the act passed
January 81, 1862, changing the manner Of
examining polls and certifying elections for
certain officers Of the Commonwealth;
House bill to amend the 18th section OF
chapter lS5 of the Code Of 1860, in relation
to costs in civil cases;
House bill concerning the authority of
employers over minors, &C., employed for
a limited period; lit gives them the same
power over them as is now allowed by law
to masters over apprentices, and makes no
discrimination as to color.l
House bill in relation to the repurchase
Of law books for the State Library. THE
bill appropriates $500-the books to be
purchased under the superintendent of
the judges of the Court of Appeals
MECHANICS LIENS.
The Senate bill in relation to mechanics
liens on buildings was, with the substitute
therefor, recommitted, after long debate,
in which Messrs. Boiling, OULD, McRAE,
DAVIS, CABELL, CROCKETT, KEEN, GRAY,
and ROBINSON participated, to the Com
mittee for Courts Of Justice.
LINE OF RAILROAD FROM THE CHEsAFEAKE
TO THE OHIO.
The Senate bill for the completion Of a
line or lines Of railroad from the Chesa-
peake to the Ohio river was taken up, and
after being amended as recommended by
the committee, was, on motion Of Mr.. Ro-
BINsoN, laid upon the table to give Sena-
tors an opportunity to examine its pro-
visions.
SOUTHERN ORPHANS.
Mr.. OULD, under suspension Of the
rules, introduced bill incorporating the
Southern Orphan Association. The bill
| passed. zrrU es,. -a.s. 8.
Another bill, passed by the House, on
the same subject, was referred.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Mr.. GAIT presented . memorial Of the
virginia Agricultural Society in regard to
appropriations by the Legislaturet to induce
immigration TO the State. Ordered TO be
REPORT OF COMMITTEES OF CONFERENCE.
Mr.. OULD, from the Committee of Con-
ference OF the two Houses, reported that
tue committee had agreed to accept SO
nucn OF the Senate's amendment to the
Dill allowing sheriffs further time to nav
revenue into the public treasury as pro.
Woes that the revenue now In the sheriff.,
hands shall be paid into tho treasury, and
that the Senate would recede from the
remaining amendments. The bill to be
further amended by inserting after the
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I GENNET,

n GENNET,
OPPOSITE THE POST .orrIcE,
has full assortment OF GOLD and SILVER THIN
BLES,
GOLD and SILVER SHIELDS,
FINE GOLD WEDDING and ENGAGEMENT
RINGS.
GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS,
GOLD SHIRT STUDS,
GOLD COLLAR BUTTONS,
GOLD ARMLETs, for infants;
CORAL ARMLETs and NECKLACES,
GOLD LoCKETS.
OLD SILVER received in exchange for NEW.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEwELRY repaired.
ia2s No. loll Main street.
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DIED.,

On Monday, January 2sth, at the residence Of
her son, after long and painful illness, REBECCA
COOKE.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
B. +. Cooke, Twenty seventh between IL ana N
Streets TO-DAY at q o'clock p. ii.
Norfolk papers please copy.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF
i deed Of trust from John A. Pizzini to me an q;
deYsigned as trustee, executed on ins - ~. ~
the Richmood Hutings Court, shall offer foi s.is
At public auction. the premises. loestsq, p 90
Broad between Second aud Third sues@, On ~ ia
O'clock the Of qySsr fSsysSfs y o sss
deed, consisting OF CoNfECfioH Ani1S' AoAs'
PANUY GOODS, etc. ,orr couy
TERMS Cash. SohH a. rohn,
10 2s-SM&Tu Ifusses.
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GEusBs / WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. jan
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Appsrson, Auctionsers.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTE SALE OF 4O6 4-lo
J. ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBERBD LAND,
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT TEN NILES
WEST OF RICHMOND, BETWEEN The DEEP
RUN ROAD AND TIE THREE CHOPPED Road.
As trustees In certain deed OF trust made by b.
w. Green and Julia A., his wife, sated 18th sep
TENDER, 1885, duly recorded In HsnIico County
Court, we shall, In execution thereof, at the re-
quest OF the bsnehciariss In the said deed, pro-
coed to sell at public auction, the premises, on
THURSDAY the ll,h February, 1857. At u o'clock
valuable TRACT or Lam located as above, con.
tanning 400 t-ls ACRES, according 10 recent sur
vey. The said land Is heavily covered with supe-
rior wood and timber, and by reason thereof 10 re-
gardsd OF peculiar value.
TERns: Enough In cash 10 defray sxpsnsss OF
sale and TO pay OF snd discharge all Of the notes
referred to In said deed which have INSURED,
amounting TO g. eI3. on credit ~ TO ", Ito So
until tn ist July, 80, and to any surplus
which may arise from sAit ,&ls cr such terms ~
tho said Green may prescribe and direct or on his
failure to give any directors, then such terms
as the said trustees may announce ~ the time OF
sale.
As the said land adjoins the land OF Mr.. John
w. Alley, persons attending the sale viii please
meet the trustees ct the residences Of said Alley,
and accompany them and the auctioneer to the
spot on the premises selected for the sale 70 come
OF
The taxes Tor thi. year to be PAID BY the pur-
chaser. ROBERT s. POLAND, r.,.,...
jalI JOHN B. YOUNG.
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MARRIED,

On Monday, January 22sth. at the parsonage, b!
SOPHIA GROHNWALD; both of Henrco county
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

Is
SOUTHERN PRIZE CoMBInArIoS TROUPE
win open the shove popular plsee OF amnssmens
WEDNESDAY EvENINa. January -,
with
pARCEs, c0MHDIgs, snd MUSICAL 0LIo.
One hundred PIXIES given away. = ta BIT
= ECTJJRE.-Mr. O. P. BALDWIN
Iii Ssiiyer q LECTURE for the benefit OF the
oress Society OF the Broad street Church IN the
lecture. room Of that church. ON TUESDAY NIGHT
'hs ,ss p:'7Ri 4 As OF TIE
ss esF1s R. Il; .'' Ss 9: s
pasts stor and also Il the door. tss-1
IR1ND CONCERT AT THE
G RICHMOND A. s "a n. S Seo.st
81 o9d ST. ossPHs oRPHaS A IS Til y
vysis Z, &c sE1T there viii
thiu &C cssion . number OF rare musiea, nns,,an
Myle never squsisd IN thi &c s *. Of
e With g sIxF II
sonsthinE never before attempted here. me per-
Tcrats 10 all parts OF the house, &c., to DO had
,t the Richmond Musical Exchange OF Asssrs. DA'
pianos 10 bs used at the concert have BEEN
kindly rendered by Msssrs. ]. W. Davies sons'
Music Dealers and Publishers. xo,rn,o.rsd b,s
Mr. Viii a. the request Of
s rsra the ssaat POEM OF 1.-THE OLD es sdi
DIER'S STORY"
T1HE FEAST FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THE OAKwoOD ASSOCIATION VIII be
a nd rrantlin streets on WEDNESDAY, ,cth jan
nary. DINHRRthe best the markets MI an nnis.
will be served from two until SIX Q ciock.Psies
ysIy ane SUPPER and refreshments OF I'll kinds
win be furnished at reasonable rates: reso oas
are TO send supplies to tho factory, where
COMMITTEES Of ladies vii be In attsndancs 70 70
COVE snch on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 9sth anu
3sth from u TO O'CLOCK. .s
All persons who have already promised refresh
msnts will please send as above directed
DINNER TICKETS can be bought at me storoi
sixth streets Bidgood Reilly and 3. McPhail
on Main; q. J. Blamire, Hudnut berran. OF
Rroad street. Church Hill, and at the door the day
- on.rin9 MRs C. POYTHREsS,
,o 1sats Recording Secretary.
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Davenport 4 Co.. Stock Auetioneers,
Once over National Exchange Bank.

TN ADDITION TO THE SECURITIES
J. Belonging TO the MERCHANTS INsURA A nee
COMPANY, and advertised TO be sold at our once
on WEDNESDAY ths soth inst&n Mt, at II o'elosk,
We shall sell such o.her
BONDS AND STOCKS
~ may bs offered before day Of sale.
DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
jaSs-tds Stock Auctionssrp.'
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctfoneers,
Office opposite Spotswood Hotel.

4 LOT, ON THE NORTH LINE OF
"A BYRD BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH
STREETS IN THE BURNT DISTRICT, WITH
THE BRICK WALL THEREON, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION. Will be sold on the premises on FRI.
DAY NEXT, the lst day Of February. at o'clock
above located, fronting q feet lga inches, and
running back IS feet inches.
The WALLS thereon can be built upon.
TsRAs One third cash balance three and six
months, negotiable notes. interest added
JAMES N. TAYLOR i SON,
IN 2a-4t Auctioneer5.
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NOTICE.-Delingu consumers of
IN gas and water In Monroe Ward are hereby
notified that il they fail 10 pay their gas and water
hills before the hour OF O'Clock z. NJ. TO-DAY
they will be dealt with according to the require
Inefts OF tie followingextract from the ordinance
concerning the Gas Works:
elf a bill remsin unpaid for ten days next after
that on which II is presented the clerk shall notify
the superintendent who shall cause the gas TO be
stopped from the premises IN respect to which tho
default exists and not allow 10 be used on those
premises again until snch bill Is paid"
The Undersigned will be la his oibce from
ia 2s-n P. w. RALSToN, Auditor.
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By Harrison, Goddin j Apperson, Auctionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALU-
L BLEPARM IN HANOVER COUNTY CALLED
LAUREL GROVE, NEAR TO ATLEE'S STATION,
CONTAINING THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY
AND ONE FOURTH ACRES.-As trustee in cer-
tain deed OF irast executed by Mr.. James NJ Car
ter dated Ih October, 1892 duly recorded in Ham
over County Court, shall, In execution thereof
and by direction of the creditor thereby secured,
sell at public auction, on the premises, on WE'D.
NESDkY, 18th February, 1867, ut u O'CLOCK n II
fair, IL not the FIRST fair day thereafter, that
VALUABLE FARM located as above, on which
said Carter now re- ides, contsi lining THREE HUN
DRED AND FORTY AND ONE-FoURTH ACRES,
Of which about twothirds are open land OF hne
heart /; balance heavily covered with original and
sc ondary growth. On the place there is COM
forta bic dwelling and the usual out. buildings.
Terms: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay OF and discharge four bonds
amounting to So with interest from 10th Sep
tembeI, 1859, subject to credit OF 81 900 paid -
1863 and tn surplus, IL any, such terms as the
said Carter my prescribe and direct. The taxes
for this year TO BIO paid by the purchaser,
p. s.-Al,hough the trustee, in selling the fore.
going real estate, will be governed by the terms OF
the deed, yet we authorized to say that tn
creditor $50 far the debt due to him will accept
in lieu OF those prescribed by the deed OF trust,
fourth cash. balance az four, eight, and twelve
months, for negotiable notes, Interest added, ss-
cured by trust deed.
jas Auctioneers.