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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13

BLooMlyopUno, April EN- lB7

BLOoMlNcBUno, April 6th, 1871
In pursuance OF the adjournment Of I
teachers meeting held in Washington,
few weeks since, quite q number Of th'
teachers of the county, and others, met il
the Academy Hall, at half past ten O'Clock
and were called to order BY nominating
j. M, Edwards, Chairman, and H. 0 Han
nawalt, Secretary. The exercises wer'
opened with prayer, by Dr. Hughey, fol
lowed with music by Mas Greene.
Miss Wherritt. Of The Washington school
read an essay on the method Of teaching
geography. Mr. MOrehotse made few
remarks relative to the necessity of globes
inall the district schools. The subject Of
anatomy, physiology and Hygiene, was in
troluced by P. b. Morehouse, followed by
other remarks upon the snme subject, by
Drs. Smith, Gillespie and Hughey We
were then entertained by some very enter.
esting remarks on the subject of geology.
by Dr. Hughey. He confined himself to
the subject of boulders Adjourned for
dinner, and convened again at half past
one O'Clock, Motion prevailed to appoint
a committee to report officers for perma.
nent organization. d. R. Jacobs, j P, A,
Dickey and Miss Callie Wherritt, were APP
pointed. D, r. Jacobs gave good solu-
ton of cube root, j. p. A. Dickey OPP
posed the rule of The Board of Examiners,
which requires an applicant to present
certificate of character, requiring that it
should be signed by the directors of the
school last taught. The Examiners defend |
ed the rule and others participated in the
discussion. On motion, it was decided to
obtain an expression from the teachers
present. regarding sa'druie' The up'lifted
hands were IN iaVor OF said rule
" H. Dean very foreibly illustrated the
advantage OF music in the public schools
Miss Stella Morlrum read timely eSssy
IN the nHHber OF hours that could be prof
tably spent in the school room, by pupils
md teachers. Prof. A F. Cate read an
interesting article on the moral influences
hat work in tie school room. D. w. El
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LtrT NFI
BONNY SCOTLAND.

This thorough bred horse will be Kept
for mares, this season, at the Stable If the
Undersigned two miles Westof washing
ton, on the first three days Of the week ;
and the three last days of the week,
during this senson, at the Livery Stable Of
R Q Miller, in Washington. Service
$l5
He is dark bay, six years Cld in May,
slNtesohands biglf, we'll proportioned, Of
good bone and muscle, an fine style.
13-w3 JACOB CARR, Proprietor.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13
Business Notice.

We send statement of account to number
OF our delinquent subscribers with their pa
pers this week, and shah favor others in a
like manners and we hope they will forward
us the amounts of their indebtedness, prompt
ly, and save us further trouble We must
have settlement with all ourd rdelinquentsub-
scribers. and will be compelled to part com
pany with thosewho fail to pay or their in
debtedness. Most of our subscribers pay
promptly, but quite number have allowed
themselves, by negligence, to become consid-
erably in arrears, We call upon them now
to settle up, as we wish to commence the new
year with clean set of books
We require advance payment on all sub,
'criptions hereafter; satisfied that it is the
only safe and proper method
WIN. MILLIKAN u son.
PUBLISHERS HERALD.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13

w. B. Ely q Co. are prepared TO
supply this market with all kinds of Early
vegetables, Fruits Greenhouse plants,
Gep at thfirstoreroom An the old Wilson
Hdhsetuilding SopposlteGreene d Green's.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13
A Lawyer Lost his Speech the
other Day by an Explosion.

The speech and a bunch of fire
crackers were in his coat-tail pock-
ct and, went off together. Loss. of
speech, haarseness, co olds,&c. cured
by many remedies for sale by the
CLEAVELANDS.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13

Fredl. Bestwick has on hands, for sale
cheap, large stock of oil chromos, litho-
graphs, and frames of all sizes and dqualir
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The Mystery of edwin brood"
Must ever Remain a Mystery.

Its genial author, who had al
ways kind word for the poor and
desolate, has "Gone before the
Father; far beyond the twilight
judgments Of this world high
hNovs its mists and obscurities, ~
Ltttls Dorfit. tN1 y
The mystery will never be ex-
planned. There is another myste-
ny we would likeeleafed Dps How
persons who have owed us for
years can look us in the face and
not pay their little accounts, is, to
us, an unfathomable mystery!
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DREss-MAKTNG.s

NKIss LIZZIE ALLEN. lately oftbe MINI.
1NL merry firm Of Benner y Alien has titted
up rooms at her residence three doors North
ofthe d. Z. Church on North Street, where
she will carry on the business Of Dressmak-
ing. amt VIII endeavor to give complete sat.
isfaction to all CUSTOMERS Patronage soiio.
tied March 80, 1871 10na6
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LOCAL ITEMS.

- See j. Lights new advertisement
- Read A. Nathan g. Co.'S. new advel.
tisement.
= Mrs Z Z. Day has new advertise
ment, to-day,
There was brilliant auroral display
on last Sunday night.
- On Monday last, Mills Gardner was
reelected directorof our Union School
Toprevent the hair from falling out,
use Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer
- We are informed that Lon Plumb,
son of E. Plumb, of this place, has enlisted
in the regular army.
- The Babtist Social Circle will be en-.
tertaintd this (Thursday) evening at the
residence of Col s. NJ Yeoman,
- Halls Vegetable Sicilan Hair Re-
newer will stimulate the absorbents and
the secretions of the hair tubes until they
regain their original vigor Try it.
The Circle of the Presbyterian
Church will be entertained ut the house
of M. Willard, on. Friday evening of this
week. All are cordially invited to attend
THE heavy storms that occurred the
fose part Of this week, in the north and
northwest, did nbt reach us here. The
weather is quite cool, but we have had no
frost this week.
M E Quarterly Meeting was held
here on last Sunday. DR. Philips, the pre-
siding elder, ID consequence of i'll health
was not present Rev, Mr.. Taft, of Co
Iumbns, preached to a large and interested
congregation.
- John Clarridge, at Mt Sterling, hav.
ing purchased the interest of Mr.. Riggn in
The Dry Goods business, is now running
ihe institution on his own hook, and is sci.
pg goods qtremarkabiy low figures, for
ash lngfuture he designs tps DO Al easl
business, and will sell goods lower than
hey can be sold at on credit.
The business Of our town has in
reased so much, and the crowds of peo,
'le on our pavements frequently become
o great, that tits difficult to get through ;
hem, The necessity of widening our
idewalks is very urgent. They are en- q
irelSto narrovcn about two squares on i
'ourt street. ,
= Col. $. N. Yeoman and A. E. silcott Il
le latter 81 the firm If Robinson d Sill. h
Oft, returned from the East, last week. s
here they have been to purchase goods IL
y their numerous customers They pur. h
nased literally, and it is said that they o
re selling literally Washington is the p
lace to get good bargains in any kind of N
ry goods, Nv
= During the fst ofstbe week, when m
If local popped his face into the Mayors ty
lice, we found business brisk. An old d.
erman was IN the agopy ofdeing Ren /
ice for abusing his frau The punish
about 500 worth disposed
this ease.
There was an acrimonious yqller dorg 81
Sc called and disposed of; besides some il,
hisky and billiard saloon cases in pre- 4,
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.yI161 lI60 .fIi8g16{

.giI61 H6J ,llBQ16G
- Every day we hear Of coal oil
accidents, such as the. following =
"A man wanied his wire not to
light the fire with kerosine. She
didn'tg-heed the warning. Her
clothes fitted his second wife ID.
markably we'll" Another: "Bid-
dy Finnigan attempted to fill her
lamp wlile7Iigbted and, Of course,
went to'her reward d kiting. We
keep oil which will stand the prop
er tests. Tfyi ii a !.
lTAh CLrAygL4s1s.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13
H. 0. HANNAwALT, Sec'y.

MUSICAL CoNoERr,-We are requested
to say that there will be a Concert con.
sisting of Vocal and instrumental Music
(piano, and organ) given at West Ian
caster on Friday evening the 2sth inst,
conducted by Miss. Anna Brooks, nssis.
ted by lady friend from Columbus The
music viii he of character worthy of
beng listened to, and we bespeak for the
concert a literal attendance. Tho pro
ceeds will he applied towards purchasing
an organ for the M E. Church in West
Lancnster.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHuRoH Corner East and North
streets. Rev. W. Kidder PASTOR Services
every Sabbath at l0Jss A. NJ. and ~ III. Sun.
gay school at ga NJ. PrayerMeeting Wednes-
day evening
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13
: Report of Washington Union School,

~" " 'G"oI - blhH SGnpuls
for the week ending April 7, 1871 f8
Pupils enrolled ............... 4. in9
=" Present ....... Observation-Disclosures. 412
" Admitted .. .... II
ithNIdWH ts-''.tt+t..t..,..,.,..,., U
Cases of absehGeg.,, ,.A,....,.,.......4...s. s35
" Tardiness ..... .
" Discipline ,....,....... ,.......... 0
Suspension ,,....,,... .,,,... go. 0
Visitors ...,. ....,., ',..,., .....,....... 50
The one case Of tardiress was caused
by Alma Kephart of the Grammar School
Pupils who are neither tardy or absent
or charged with faults in department, dur
ing the interval between April 7th and
May lst, will be allowed Monday May |
as holiday. Nepropose to give such
holiday, monthly, to all pupils in our
school who have maximum standard in
the he'particulars named above The second
holiday willfoccpr Friday, May goth, V
offer this as an additional inducement Is
Punctuality, regularity %nd good deporl-
ment, and trust that patrons of the school
will cooperate with the teachers in the
by seeing to it that large rnaiori,
ty of the chill !ren are entitled to the holi
day each month.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13

FrIhted IN theEHestBtyIe at low rates at
the HERALD Office Send in your orders.
III D. b. F.tl.
The members of the degree of Rebecea
= 20. ri. are respectfully requested to
meet at the HaI of Temple Lodge, on Fri
day evening, April 2lst, at ~ o'clock.
Important business. +. A MURRAY, Sec.
20-3w .,45, .r...,. .,.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13

HR DAD NOTIGE-Notice is
~ hereby given that the County Commis.
sioners Of Fayeite tounty Ohio, upon the pe-
tition Of John w. Merchant and others for
the Improvement Of the following deserib d
road, by strengthening, grading and gravel
ing. Beginning at the center OF the cross
roads on streets in South Plymouth and RIM
ming thence with the road us now located
(straightening where best to do sOl past the
residence of John Merchant. 20 where the
Plymouth road intersects the Jeffersouyille
road from Bloomington o.. on the farm Of
* w Merchant; thence with the jefferson.
vile road to the jamestown road: thence
with the jamestown road to the county line;
nave appointed viewers and surveyor 10 |
view, survey, and make an estimate Orthe
probable costs Of making said improvement,
ana that said viewers and surveyor wifi meet
Tor the aforesaid purposes In So1fhTl ymonth
o.. on Monday the ist day Of May A. d, 1871
at ~ O'Clock A, NJ. at which time said view
ers Will receive and hear claims for damages,
which may be lp@de and presented according
10 law.
A. MecANDLEsS. I
.ssG. Auditor Of Fayette County, Ohio \
-ShAs
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-13

[ The Senate Committee on For
eign Relations has agreed to report
bill allowing the six japanese
students to enter as cadets at West
Point, tlieir own Government to
pay.
The State Pehitentiary for the
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
is now conducted on the principle
of the solitacy confinement Of pris-
oners The present number Of
inmates is $50.
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The following prices are for the best work
delivered ut Washington:
DOORS.

ROLLING BLINDS, w
50 cents per foot. counting height OF the
Window.
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'S 'ts p ny 3 AVpttSb SbVoidtHhi HufflH4 lne
rebellion. He was member Of the First
Ohio Cavalry, and his letters from that
gallant regiment used 10 bsread with great
interest. Since the war, Mr.. s. LOveioy
Gillespie has completed his theological
studies, and has taken his degrees and is
now on his way to Gamboon, West Africa,
as missioFys He has promised TO ia.
vOF Us with an occasional letter from that
far-off land; these, we know, will be Of
great iPterst 20 our readers. amos,
The ohillicothe Gpzette, of last week,
says several disputes, on Monday, were
settled BY resortto iistieufFs. and IN one
instance razors aud stones were brought
into requistieh, but thanks to the prompt
int rferenee Of The police, no damage was
done Yl
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New 1Iolland NeMs.

.vr ?. p MoRmousE, sup,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-06

MCCOY. On Thursday, May 4th At 10 o'clock
mAbTbA widow of Hazard Mccoy, after nearly
hye years Illness, aged 81 years.
The iu eral xili take place from the residence Of
hef dauSh;er Ne 3 West street, between " ash
lnSton auc Greeo streets, Georgetown, on sunday.
9Th instant. at O'Clock Relatives and friends of
the tsn.tly are respectfully invited to attend.
CHAVEZ On the 9th instant, HENRY p
CkAN = l., AGED * years.
Re stlEes sid friends of the family are invited to
atsId h. iHpersl from the Methodist Protestant
thpTCh- Virginia avenue, between 5th and 6th
streets 'asi, sunday, a.4 O'Clock p. m.
kAHLEkf On the 4th instant, EDWIN ",
on y child nj He-snan and Elizabeth kAHLHRT
aEed years, norths. and l2dsys.
The tTieDds scd acauAinta noes of the family are
lnvitcH - attend the funeral sunday. 7h ant,
At % ncs IN. from the residence, s1J street.
D 4 Baltimore sun please copy.l IT.
THOMAS. On Thursday, the 4th inst, u OsEs
W. THON As, In his 9th year
hrs fuseral will take place on Saturday. the SIN
instant, at O'Clock. The relatives and friends
invited 20 attend
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Rf 1aEkS WILLIAMS. Auc:ionesrs
- Sl9 southsAs: corner Of fth sui d streets
CBANCBRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPkovBD
bEAL ESTATE Is WA>hINGrOa CITY,

- SlS southsas: corner Of 1tb AMI ID streets
CBANCBRY slLE OF VALUABLE IMPKovsD
bkAL hsIATk IL wA>hIsGrOs CirY,
r. By Writ ne of decree of tue Supreme Cour, Of
Estb- hisaTtct q Columbia. passed thereic on the
.sth day 4 February, n. Isl, Ia . csnse
TITS, AMI Tafburt; et Al. dei ndsnts. No lsSs ia
Dec 9 the understand. sypsihtat trus.ee. by said
tecree, viii on TUESDAY. he 9th day of Msy
ISL, 81 . clock N Oh the premises erocsad 10
Sci =: pCtc auction. 20 the his bidder the fol-
lowing variable lIprOved real In saur- Ell IN
said city viz: All that ot LIT il said s1uars
CONTAINED within y liue COMMENCING Al a p.int o.
Ninth street west. in said city, dist ant 100 fr ma
the southwest conner Of said sqIsre, aud ruuninf
from thence east Sotest. theuce north IS 'eet thApTe
east 70 feet. Ihenca north IS feet. thence west 100
feet 81 thence south Is feet thu plsce If begin
ming improved by tb story Brick House AZ
Joining Young Meu . Uhristisn association. Ais
all q loi " Ia SAID sqa<r- wing front OF 81 zee,
On klehtb street west, and a depth of ice feet
Also, the northern rs feet front OF Lot ls runniuR
bui.siDss, row occupied by Oicott & sons.
win be- ca ethird of pure hase money cash: balance
IN equal deferred alens ice airing interest At on
aud two YEARS, secured by 6 deed Of trust on the
property deposit OF leo viii be re- uired each
lot IL knccksd down. AL colveyancing and stamps
st cost Cf purchasers II the terms of sale are not
complied with within ave days the trustees reserve
the right to sell ct the cost and rsS of the default
ing purchaser. -
THos BRADLEY r..
b. BOSS PERRY, trustees
r22s,tu,thsds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY LATIAER CLEARY, Auetioneer..
tsoceessors 10 Cooper q Lstimer.l
Southwest corner Penn n ayeaue and Ilth styses

II LATlAER CLEARY, Auetioneer.,
lsoceessors 10 Cooper Lstimer.J
1 5g 11sp - SALE * OF yAkgABL. Ih.9r
TON, DIsTRICT OF COIUMBf., AT GsiUs.
I4sai y 6S sHiR HfSSSS H,ss NrRSSEp
iMPs0vEMsNTs noosA AND oIhER
- BY vi5.ue Of adecrse of the Supreme Court
csass No as, aosket s. George " si siia9 u
g., We; John W: Van Hook ct al, the undsrsisn Sd,
bidder, on the 4th DAY OF MAY, igi at e'ciocR :.
n.; on the premises. all the right title. interest
10 s sbs piece or parcel end tract Of land
ginning for the said piece parcel or rrsi q aod at
tie southeast corner formed by the intersection Of
therevised plat Of said Uniantcwn: rannins ihescs
along the south see Of Jefferson street south 7sli
a. 'ai TO & H Tss,D
feet more less ts the division line between said
shs 9s pc. ct
osgIees wss 80 all wing Of adesree Tor variation
2Os feet to the center OF said Pierce street thence
ndfsn ~ ~ a. fress east ~ .ee, to int 10 line
plat: thence souih 75. degrees east D. feet to the
east side of said Pierce street and thsoce north Is
containing pa acres Of land more or less. tosether
with sppurteDsnces.
Terms Of sale: Ore third purchase money cash;
Balance OF the purchase money to be paid in ca al
payments, respectively three, uine and twelve
payments 10 be secured By the bond or Bonds note
or notes q the purchaser purchasers to the salts
faction Of the Trustees, the purchase money eau
all be paid cash the day of sale ion
Of sale By the court. No deed given until the whole
II the purchase money shall have been paid, A
deposit Of sac will be required when the property
is sold All convey snce and stamps at cost ot the
purchaser or purchasers.
J aaFSiS1I I.k' Trustees.
LAIlNER s. CLEARY.
apS s tuth5wSds Auc.ioneers.
STHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED IN
copsequs nee OF the rain until TUESDAY, the 9th
da! OF May, A. lS7l. same hour and place
y EESDALL,l $780,.
w J MILLER, trustees
my4-ec&ds LhTtMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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RY LATIMER & CLEARLY, Auctfoneers,
- successors TO Cooper x Latimer,
Southwest CORNER Pannsyfyanfa ava Y-h s,-
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
14JH SHEET
0p Me- rn,n


N On WEDNESDAY, May 10th. at 6 clock d
eSon. we will cell, in front of the premises the III
lowing described Building lots in square 2DSl J,
situated on 18th street west between q and street
north: Lots IS, go 100, l0I. les lU7 fronting Is feet
each On the west side of 18th street with depth OF
iZO ieet 10 70 foot alley, containing each 5000
The above lots have natural elevation ~ about
i'ee iett above the ttreet, sns are among the
eiis IDLY located lots ia the city.
Terms; One nth cash; balance in LIZ. ,, and 4
years with interest. secured ty a deed Of trusf ON
TIE premises deposit Of $50 will be required on
each lot IS sold, aud il the terms of sale are NOT
Complied with ia i've days.the property will be re
81 10 at the cost of the defaultng purchaser Title
perfect. LATIMER CLRARY
ny2-cSds IRepI Auctiunsers
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OH GREEN q WILLIAMS. AucroDeers
~ Southeast corner of eth and ID streets

- eoutheast corner of 7th and ID streets
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IhOPkRTf. FRONTING On 10TH ST WEST,
DEL EEN AND III STREETS NORTH.
- BY virtue OF decree of the Su prems Cour- of
the District Of Columbia passed therein on the
oth day Of April. A. ID. 1871. in . cause therein
narneiile and others DESCENDANTS. No. 2O02, QGity
Docket 10. fhs undersigned, appointed Trustees By
he said decree, will on FRIDAY, the 18th dav OF
May. A. lSl, at "a O'Clock .. m, on the premi-
ses, proceed TO SELL at public auction the following
named property lying and being in the city of Wash
ington and District OF Columbia, to Wit Being Lot
numbered forty seven, t47D in B w. keyser sub.
dtvision OF Square numbered hundred and
eighty three loSD beginning 9 point on a line of
10th street west one hundred and thirty two 1872
feet south OF the northeast corner of lid square
running thence west ninety four tSa) fest six IS
Inches to An alley thence south along said alley
twenty eight 49, feet; thence east ninety four (9i
feet Elk inches to the line of 10th thence north
2) feet to the place of beginning with
the improvements thereon, consisting Of nearly new
Frame Dwelling Houses.
The terms Of sale. as prescribed by said decree,
viii be; 0ne-third OF purchase money cash; balance
In equal deferred payments, bearing interest, at s
and l2mentbs secured bya deed OF trust on the prom
eIty. deposit Of 3 100 will be required hen tae
property Is Knocked down. All convey ancnR and
Stamps at cost of purchaser. If the terms of sale
are not compiled with within five days, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property the risk
aud cost OF the defaulting purchaser. by advertising
three times in some newspaper published in Wash
iDgton city. d. SAUNDERS. lr.
w. Il. WILLIAMS,f trustees
ap25d GREEN WILLIAMS, aucts.
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RY THOMAS +. wAGGANAN,
ID Real Estata Rr,.tav aud A act;

10y THOMAS +. wAGGANAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and Aactioneer,
Washington Georgetown Office SIG 7th ST., op. !" u
VALGABLk BUILDING LOT ON 18TH STREET
n W, BETWEEN l. AND n STREETS, FOB
SALE.
10 O'Clock D L will sell Lots 81 and So In
sub division OF original Lots IL and IA and
southern part Of Is in equare 17. measuring "a fee
front by q depth Of 10 feet deep to alley
This property is near the Presidents Mansion
arc In rapidly Improving portion of Washingt
Terms: One third casa; balance in 6. IL and Il
ontts, will Iotes secured by deed Of trust on the
oper y. bearing s per cent. interest s 100 down
VIII u operty Is sold Convey ancng and stamps .,
the cost OF the purchaser.
JAMES p. TUBTlE. Attorney for the owner
nyi6t THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN auct
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INTHE SuPREMECOURTO OF TIE DISTRICT
or C0LUMRIA

Holding SPECIAL T.r,q, April 22d. 1871.
In the case of hichsrd W a esde. admin ietrator
OF RICHARD ": N EADE. deceased, the admin
istra,or aforesaid has, with the appreciation
OF the Supreme Court OF the District OF 60
Irmbia sforesad, appointed SATURDAY. the
lS;b day Of May. ISL. for the final settlement
and distribution OF the personal estate Of de
ceased and " the assets In hand. far same
have been collected and turned into money. when
and where all the creditors AMI heirs of said de-
ceased notified to attend, with their claims pro
ps.ly youched, they may otherwise BY law be eK.
cluded from all benefit in said deceased q estate:
P'ortded. copy Of THE order be published once q
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app law5w Register OF Wills.