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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-02-03

Lost-A Private Memorandum Book.
seen In the possession Of Henry C. Fredr.
ickson the evening before his death, il mis-.
sing. 1t contained money and valuable &C.
counts. The finder will be literally reward
cd by returning it to the Undersigned. The
money can be retained If the book is return
ed TO- me, or left in The Letter Box of the
Post.oti3ce. %',' = CON"KOHRS,
Administrator.
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One of the most rcprehcnsibls and sys.
te,nstic outrages the Press of the Territories
has permitted to pass unnoticed. is the de.
ten.ion and treatment of . young girl bx
the agents Of an Express Company running
in opposition to Wells, Fargo 4 Co. She
was sent from Chicago some two months
since; consigned to friends in this Territory.
She has suffered the most ,inhumap treat.
mcnt, and Is shifted from one point to IN.
other, without the least effort to deliver her
- required. A full trposs will probably bs
given 10 the public soon.
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Will the person sending the NEW NORM.
WEST to w. II. Blain, Polk City, Iowa,
please send his name to this oflccl r..
St. Valentines Day comes on week
from next Wednesday. .~s. y:
There are twenty.six feminine single
blessedncsses in Deer Lodge this winter.
Proposals will be received up to ~ u. Feb.
H.. @.saa-s, &c.,. 4s- O.. s4rr ..r
There are only four first. class Post Offices
in all the Territories paying revenue over
expenses. OF these Helena Is one. '@.. -. 49,
If you boys down At Phil,psbursh, Hen.
dcrson and along the classic shores Of Flint,
want fun 60 to Mr. Coberly's Bail.. 80
Wesley. " Jones, Sheriff of Deer Lodge
County, win leave on next Wednesday for
fewweeks visit at Rockford, Ills. @a
Thos. Williams II Post Master ct Forest
City. I'll ~ 'fs ataas@s #.a. MI f3 . Esi
Nj. Ben r. Dittes, p. NJ. Il sLouiseviile
has been for some time incapacitated for
work by incipient blindncss--an attack of
Amaurosis, . disease Of the optic nerve.
He expects to visit Helena in : few days !;
We presume for surgical trea tmcnt He. hsa
our sincers wishes for > speedy zpecovery
Murphy 4 Cos Saw Mn y TsnqIsd4 %
towsfor a Tebaeryr rest. &c III - ulcs
The Philipsburg Min Il pounding sway.
J. N. NerriN. Philipsburg, writes e J.
Gerber, Jan. 90sh. that 1 train Of l07 packs
the largest that ever passed over the new
road-had just arrived ACROSS the Aounta IN
from Fort Owen, loaded with nour and
produce. }, ...l f.a.I4,s ~atrz,i
The Gable Ditch viii 30 completed ~
June 1st. There il one foot Of snow u O..
BE, and two to tl,ras feet It The head OF IL
Ditch. -. ...,..... !. .
The Fire COMMITTEES found the dues and
pipes Of Dcss Lodgs in very good condition.
Only some Is or % changes were recon.
nepdSdI iIIa ~ II fs'tla IL 4
Oosssl. CLARK : Larsbic, shipped i7le1
d gold n Jaasasy. 0osd fr,ihe saassaso
ThS1oDsasyy Oo1Gnislsnsssu - en
Monday next, % maks aanual sseslsQsat
II 11a41I1l-si.1-.i <Ea BE
H.Ad1ysn = " Rtees = y. 1sesle
orsss1 111e2 1osSss - - DkY Ueen t. =
agzA Ha)9eE. so ls'9pe = z -
q esssos S1I& 6old b drsssis& Y.
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The i" Heather thtree. "-The Western
News Company, Chicago, have just pub
lishcd series of nine carricatures illustrate
ing Bret llarte's poem, "The Heather
Chinec.' They are autographed on plate
paper, and put up, IN neat envelope. with
IN illustrated design. The retail price il
90 cents. Single copies sent free by mail
on receipt Of retail price. Address the
publishers, the Western News Company,
l2l and 1913 State Street, Chicago.
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Rebuilding Mr.. Chas. Wunderlich, Of
Red Mountain informs US thu tho Maeons
are erecting two story building 20x40
fset-thc second story to be used as a Lohg &C.
Room. Work has been progressing for the
pas two weeks. It's cost will be moderate,
many men volunteering . weeks work graz
tuitously to assist the Lodge.
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Scott Heuse BAil.-Thef click of sewing
machines, and the report of goods sold BY
the dry goods stores indicates that SCOTS
Calico Ball tonight will bs happy and
thronged. If We have received one, We
have received two hundred notes from the
ladies Of deer Lodge, thanking us for the
suggestion that sixteen yards Of calico should
accompany solicitations for partners. One
lady had enough left to make half dozen
aprons for the little girls in the 14.h Ward
school, and another by two or three judi.
cious destinations, has calico enough in re-.
serve to Get up housekeeping in the spring.
Proi. Hartwelrs Band furnishes music /;
Scott says the dance can 90 on while the
stars shine, and VIC hav'nt doubt it will
be the merrcst party Of the month.
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The Hebrew Benevolent Society Of Deer
Lodge.-At meeting of the Israclitcs Of
this town held on Tuesday, January 3lst,
1871, society was organized, called, 1.-THE
Hebrew Benevolent Society of Deer Lodge"
An election of officers was held with the
following result: Henry Jacob. President !;
A. NJ. Levy. Scc'y: and 8. Louis, Treasurer.
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Station Durncd.-Wc learn from Mr..
Wiley that Summit Station stxble-thc first
this side Of Pleasant Valley-wa. burned
on Monday morning. No horses burned.
BY the wsy, tho report that missouri
Roam" and bis mate were burned in tho
Fish Creek Station, some weeks since, was
incorrect. Thoec two horses were next tho
door and were taken out uninjurcd.
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AN.vsl Adyerrii ise..t.t following
unique advertisement appears in the Hon.
s""'0" oI Ssn. S'tE rr-g@ J. II
/, FOR sALR--A family sesidsact in Virginia City
located on Idaho street and with every convenience
The house Will he sold cheap. Ut onedfth ito original
cost three The seller does NOS even expect
to get that much for T. but Il deteninsd to SELL II
there IL anybodE feolsh enoagh to buy. Call at this
ONCE +. 8. There are three or four Others In the
same tx. ian96Sf
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Passed Away.-Thc wife Of Mr.. Thos.
II. Irvine of Deer Lodge. died on last satur.
day. and was followed to her silent home
on Sabbath by very many s,u@re mourn.
lcrs. Loved and respected - . noble woman,
An afectionate wife and mother. every
word and thought on the announceme OF
her death was tribute Of esteem. For
years dread discase in the face had ren
dercd her An invalid. and Death, that had
no terrors, was welcomed ~ kind friend
to opcn the Portals where -pain Is MOI. or
sorrow. -
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THE TERRITORY.
Gazette a.

ts4c.- sHmr ~ GaEette Is. .a~, .v~s SIS e
The st. Louis Bowling Alley, Helena, B.
r. Lindsay proprietor, has rcsumed specie
payment, giving silver change for green
backs 49,.
c. r. Wells, of the firm of Jno. II. Ming
& Co.. Helena. left for visit to the States
N last Saturdays coach. Bon rcyage,
Charley. 1-... ,s-.r
The total amount collected by, the Ger.
man Sanitary Commission OF Helena
amounts to tue handsome sum Of sl,5es,1s.
A telegraphic dispatch received by his
brother-in- law in this city, conveyed the
sad, though expected intelligence that II.
D; washburnc, Surveyor General of this
Territory, died at his residence, in Clinton,
Indiana, on Thursday, the 22l inst.
Jerry Sullivans grand lottery has been
again postponed. this time to Feb. ed,
Pick and Plow, r. .y.
1t is reported that Henry G. Beckett, liv-
ing on the West Gallatin, about eight miles
from Bozcman, had slot and fatally wound
ed VIM. Recd-a young man employed as =
herder by Mr.: John Saville.
Active preparations are in progress at
Fort Ellis to build more extensive and sub
stantial quarters. At least eight full com.
psnics will be stationed there carly in the
Spring, and during the summer will be in.
creased four more. After the 1lrst of next
MAY it will be the headquarters of this mil.
itary district.
Fifteen years hence, VIC firmly believe,
Montana will have more home made million
aires, IN proportion to the population, than
any other country on the face of the earth. {"
Isn't it "millincrs" you mean?
A Gallatin County Fair is urged.
" -. : Gazette, l. - Il
We were informed yesterday that silver
quartz had been struck at jefferson which
turned out 81 900 per ton in the furnace.
Charles 3. Mcknight and man named
Ross, belonging ut the post At Mussle Shell,
while out hunting on the 18th were attacked
and killed by war party Of Sioux Indians.
Gentlemen who crossed the range yester.
day inform u that there was more snow
than there has been for many years.
Sol We'll left for the States this morning.
Judge Symes has established law Office
in Helena.
i l.. b. Lyman has established land aycn.
cy and law Office in Helena.
Gazette 81.
The Sullivan Lottery is postponed until
the c2d.
The N. e. Church was over crowded on
Sunday evening, on occasion of the memo
rial services + General Washburne
The Frenchmen in Helena didn't surrcn.
der when Paris did, and several sncoua.
ters between French aud Teuton secured
during the evening.
4 r.. Montanian -
Judge II. L. Hosmer will favor the Nsdi
son Association with lecture next Tues.
day evening. Subject: 1.-THE Queens of
Fashion,"
-. N-- RAct HainisAe -, the enterprisin9 mer.
chant Of Silver Bow. accompanied by his
lady, recently paid visit 10 our city.
The Good Templars announce ball for
Feb "a. -
The .Nons1 nian pays handsome compli.
lncnt to cx-6ecretary Sanders f1r his nnsn.
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PersonaI.--Col. Chadwick, and Mr.. D.
Corbin of Helena, and Mr.. Cameron OF
Cable. were m town this wcek on business
Of tho Cable company.
Warren 6. Gillette, Esq. Of Helena, made
his first visit ID three years 10 Deer Lodge
this week. Time deals gently with him.
and he thinks it is dealing kindly with Deer
Lodge
DR.. J. p. Adams and Jos. Woolman ESQ
over shaking up business for Higgins &
lagadorn, returned to the Railroad ,crm;.
nus on Tuesday. ~"
Mr.. Henry Summers, late with Pcmber-
ton & Co., left on Thursday for San Fran.
cisco, to engage with commercial house.
Messrs. JAS Davidson. of Henderson:
and Chas. Wunderiicl, Of Highland; pros.
porous Merchants, were in town this week
making purchases.
Nj. Louis Kcysscr arrived in town from
the jefferson, last night. '. =
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ResI9patiou-Nc Lloe.-Mr. VIM. Il.
Taylor, Division Superintendentfor Asssra
0ilmer 4 Salisbury. resigned his .position
few days since, and purposes sstAhllahing
. Fast Passenger and Freight Line between
Deer Lodge and Helena, q % early day.
Thereute will b ~ NeaAA tLlttlS Black
foot, the Mullen Pass and ,Reynclds'--some
ten Or fifteen m,les shorter than the 1lacf'
footro0te.. III. lT.thinki the regular tls1s
csn p reduced y dvs % Ak hD1rI 6 4
any person can do Il In shas ti1sy = w1n.
stank md stages havsibesa psocar6d, -
Il 10 intended - makes ssaet With To
Hp5inR tBnyN. s-Eg -3g-ro +a.cI t-sff
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HUNTED DowH.-The following chalac-
teristic ahecdote Of Bismarck i related in
the dispdlch1G Fstrc, after N ineffectual
effort to get easier terms Of Peace than
Wllliam 81 Bismarck offered, finally accept
d theira Bismarck LEFT The Council, walk.
cd isto the ol1ce o5,Ais chief I'D, Gen.
Lamdorn. and began 70 whistle Ptussian
Cir which the trumpeter sounds- at bear
hunts when the beast b down and settled.
After concluding the tune 10 walked out
again, never having spoken soas J oss pres
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LOCAL NEWS.

.. b. O'Bannon, E,q., is rusticating =
few days in New York City. whence he
will return to Kentucky, and to Montana
by April 90.
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Mr. G. c. Edmisson, one Of the success.
full Forest City miners, left for the States
Black Oak Point, No. ON Wednesdays
coach.
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Store At Warm Springs.-Mr. Gerard.
late tho popu lar salesman Of MeserS 'Bclan.
ger 4 Allen, 1t Silver Bow. has establish
ed store at Warm Syringe, and Il supply.
Ing Il with , well sclectsd stock. The
goods hare been removed from Silver Bow
70 that place. Mr. Gerard also purchased.
few evenings since, . bill Of Groceries,
amounting to 81, 500 from Mr.. J. B. Wilcox
of Deer Lodge, and II sclectings stock Of
Dry Goods and Clothing to I'LL up his -.
sortmcnt. With the Warm Spring ceu@u
nifty to supply he should, and We presume
will. do nice business u 8I ~ IL
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MoptaniA q,
The San Domingo KcsOlutiO,s.
Full Tezt II the Resolution Wj0 tie Aaa0,sr
amendment: -4- +. $50

Full Tezt u The Resolution Wa tie Am1.s'
amendment. -g- $50
Much has been said and written concern.
ing,ths San Domingo Commission. Here
with we append the full text of the resolu.
ncnt IS it passed Congress: ..r-....--.
Reaolsed, By lie Senate and House If Rep.
resenfdtiCes of tie United States in C0ngreea
Assembted, That the President of the
United States be authorized to appoint three
Commissioners, and also Secretary 10 the
latter, who IL to be versed in the English
and Spanish languages, to proceed to The
island Of San Domingo. and to such other
places, If any, rs such Commissioners may
deem necessary, and there inquire into and
ascertain and report the political state and
condition of the republic Of San Domingo,
the prDbable number or inhabitants. and
the desire and disposition of the people Of
the esid Republic TO become annexed, and
TO form part Of the people OF the United
States; the physical, mental and moral con.
dition Of said people, and their general con.
dition Is to material wealth and industrial
capacity; the resources of the county Its
mineral and agricultural products the pro-
ducts of the waters and forests, snd the
general character of the soil and extent and
proportion thereof capable OF cultivation:
the climate and health IT the country; IT
hays, harbors and rivers its meteorological
character, and exisscnce and frequence OF
remarkable meteorological phenomena; tho
debt of the Government; it's obligations,
whether funded, and asccTtained and I'd.
mitted, or unsdjusted and under discussion,
treaties and engagements with other Pow.
ers; the extent Of territory and boundary,
what proportions H. covered by foreign
claimants, or by grants, Or concession, and
generally what concessions and franchises
have been grantesi with the names Of the
respective grantees; the terms and condi-
tions on which The DoDinican Government
may desire 10 annex to and become apart
otihe United States = one Of tho terrific
rics, . to the said Commissioners shall b
desirable or important with reference 70 the
Republic into the United States . one Of
it, Territories. .ffst /. 80
i SIC, Z Aa1 ~ 4 further Sesslssl, That
saM CommiseioneTsa ahall, . soon . con-
vep,cntly may b, report % lie President
Of the United States. Who shall by the 70
mort before CongresA. HI y Il To- ~
SIC. 5. And - = fkrtser ssus1ro6, That
said Commissioners shall serye without
compensation, except tho payment Of their
expeusee ond tho c0mpensatiOO Of Tie Sec
refsry which shall b determined by The
Secretary of State, with the approval Of the
Proeido0k u o&g sS.gsT g.essg
Rcsjdsd, TINT nothing il this resolution
contafned I'm - 4elb, unde1atood. Of Coz,
etrued. as1onmit2ag Csngreos \ 70 lie po1i.
cyof 1ssS1ing ~ Territory . aid Rspub.
He ...il. i'.,i ss y.s - /, II, Il
$50. ~ - HI - - = snS !.
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# = DIED.

DIED.
GRrsLE-January Is In Gallatin Valley, Peter Grublc
aged 30
InvINE-In Deer LODGE Saturday, Jan. a. Sally, wife
OF Thos. II. Irvine, aged IS years.
There 10 no death! The stars go down
To Hse upon soms fairer share:. ~ il g
And bright in Heavens jewelled crown,
They shine f0rcycrmorc."
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Sale Of Million January 30 record was
made by Recorder Zcnor of the sale of one.
half interest in the Plaistcd mill. ut Cable
City. by Capt. Plaistcd to John Mccormick
Of Helena, for consideration of $1,000.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED..
LowRr.- IeFAJuEN the nesidcscc Of the brides
father, In The Missouri Valley. by Rev Mr.. La
throp, John J. Lowry, Of Diamond City, to Miss
Lena Il. McFaddcn. No cards.
WML-BosK-In Helena. JAM 30, by Rev. Lathrop,
Mr.. 4. X. Will and Miss Eva Boyk.
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A large quantity of HAYWARDs GUN BOOTS
e E,S al sizss Just 'ccevc and for sale at JOHN
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FIRE AND FROST PROOF STORAGE
SIT STAcKPOLB q JOHNSON.
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kN CIGARS. fresh lot received. consisting in
part Of Silver Crown. Corona smoke llabana, Hya-
tinth, Resalias and Aans:elds Bert, 1t
-, MACS BROWN JUG.
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Settle Up.
ALL persons having accounts with the undersigned
arc notified that 4.
A SETTLEMENT MUST BE MADE BEFORE
FEBRUARY I, 1871,
BY Cash or Note. This IA positive and without CT.
ccptiOn. KOHRS & BRO, Meat Market.
Deer Lodge, January s. 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-27
b. " ellington Gcddin,
Real Estate agent and Auctioneer,
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
4 SUSURBAN 2ESIDFNCE AHD MARKET
GARDEN IN HEHRlCO COUNTY. Hal I
WITHIN THREE HUNDRED YARDS OFTHE
co :tN'RAr1ON l1HE.-Rv virtue OF deed OF
trust executed to Peyton G. B4yiy as trustee. BY
Lucy tlilea trustee Of julia ID. Aulsr (the vile or
Andrew Muller) and the said Andrew Muller aud
wife bearing date the 23i Of May, 1888. duly re-
corded in henirco County Court, shan, as trlis'
tee substituted in place OF said Bayly now de-
ceased by an order OF the Clycult Court OF Hen
rico entered on the 9Th OF November, 1871, pro-
coed TO sell at public sucLton on the premises lat
the request OF the holder OF the negotiable note se-
cured by the said deed), on FRIDef the LIST Of De-
Gem Der, 1871, st O'Clock L. VI (tr fair; II n2t,
The first fair day the.ea'ter) tha; besuttfl, and
hlchly.mproyed SUBUHBAE kEsI tHNCE oc.
cup.et by Mr.. hndrem Muller, with FouRTEha
LOTS { f LAND attached thereto. designated In
the nj IN Of Duvs's addition b. the Nos. lai. IL
1873 l33 1i9 100 1911 1872 $780, l40 l45 e. l27 and ?5'
The improvements consist or q bricx GWeiilns
containing e!gh. rooms, with large brick staoIe
and Us ual out houses, and TWO wells OF delghuu
water on The premises.
The land Is we'll enclosed and in rs fine state OF
fertility and culture 40 any garden spot IN ana
around Richmond. Thare Is a large variety OF
choice frui. trees on the plice. aud quantity o!
grape vines.
Taxing into consideration its nesrnes7 10 the
marke. aad the psC uiar ady:nt7ges or The place
as suburb IN residence, II is justly regarded Is
h ?fng very valuable for residence, masIet gar
den, spd dairy faPm.
TERMS: Enough In cash to cefraY the expenses
OF sale and TO pay note for 81, COO win Interest
from the 10th day or March, 1852 and rs u the re-
sldue OF the proceeds OF sale. on such terms IS
EUWAED y. CAN NON,
no24 sub-fItptcd DrH'i'e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-27
BY Wellington Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Bank aud Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" lBbE REAL ESTATE IN slDNEY.- By
virtue OF decree Of the Chancery Court OF Rich.
N ond, entered on the 10th or November 1911 In
lie case of Brown. &C., Us. Totty, &C., we shall
as specfal comm ;ssor els thereby appointed pro-
ceed To sell ct public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY the 30th November, 1871, alta o'clock
p. NJ, If fair; II not, the first fair day there
after, the following valuable REAL ESTATE in
that part OF The city OF Richmond formerly
kn0wd as Sidney--viz, That beautiful Lot at tie
southwest corner of Ma!n tor Eilwoodl and Laurel
streccs fronting 90 feet, running back 1919 feet TO
to en- alley. having thereon a comfortable BRICK
TaNEMEET. now IN the occupancy VI DR.. Z. J.
Mcseey.
feet on The west line OF Laurel street. running
b., y p Ness having thereon two FRAMED
After which will be sold that beautiful LOT on
the north side Of Cary Tor Dover street between
Laurel and Cherry streets, fronting ~ feet, run
ming back 100 feet to an alley.
Al OF the foregoing property Is beautifully
located, quite cOntis uous to Monroe Park, and d
an improving part OF the city.
Terms tne-fourth cash; the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen IN on.hs for negotiable notCs,
Interest added, and title retained Till all or The
purchase money Is paid and c0nycya1ce ordeyei
Dy the court. WILLIAM b. MYERS,
HENRY G. CANNON,
no2o Commissioners.
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By Wellington Godd'n,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh ami Sank streets.


V=RUST3ES SALE or BUILDINGS,
HACHI ~PRY, TOOLS. FIX 7 U e ) I,
BUCKEas TUBS, &C. OF a FIRsT.CLAS5
CHESTER.-By virtue Of q deed OF trust executed
TO the subscr,serS by Messrs Robert b. He2r:on
Elij,h III. Alien, and Andrew ID. Fowler, indiV1au.
ally and &c partners under the style anu hr1n OF
Pearson, Allen Il Co., bearing date on the fth OF
January, ls7l, duly recorded IN Chesterfield
County Court on the 18th Of January, 1871,
ne SHALL, In execution tn. roof tbeing thereto
required by the party securely. proceca 70
sell at public auction, on tho prem in the
town of Mapchests Oh. THURSDAY the Ten OF
December. 1871, at i: O'Clock P. ~, the propaFty
az folio VIZ. all lie riahts foteIe;9, &ndt'sies
andeBtstes ut law or III equity OF the said parties
the sst pare Of, IN ana t, oil and Singular the
property, hts privileges, and estates descr1sso
set for b, and eInocaced In thres csrLaln PRIOR
deeds Of trust thersin sc. forth. &lco. the res
sIu pie title TO oil OF tire property conveyed by
this deed consisting Of the
Fl. BUILDINGS, Al CHkNERY,
FIX UREe, IMPLEMENTS, ~.
#.t SHaFiITG, PIpEH, &c.
en- IRA ced IN schedule "a - annexed to ss'd deco,
beiag properly that has been added 10 sata pre-
m',es or factory BY tie said Pesrsoo. ADen O. 20;
since the data Of the la:t-ncnstorcd dced sha
there being I other incumbfance thereon, bsinS
~ CFIaERY, TOOLS,
+ XTURE3, LUMBER, ....#
.. BUCGsT5, TuBS. &c.
foHnd In tirss-class bucket factory.
The dec requiyes cash sale. but the creditor
will on the day or sale make l1ht ral terms as 70
credits, &c, JAMES PLEsSANTS,
= $500. ROBERT a. LANCASTER,
no37 trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-27
by Lyle & Brother,
Auctioneers ss5d Real Estate Agents.
No. ~ Eain street.

EXECUTORS AND ADMlNISTRa-
- TOE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FA .tr
KNOWN AS MEADOW co gTAaE, MILL
STE. WITH 20; WATER owe, sToTsA S
PRCFENDER, FAENING lMPAEM GhIS. "
THE LATE RESIDENCE OF JQhh MoItei,
SEAR CARTOONS STORE, ~ XIII, An
QUEEN COUNTY. FOR SALHATAUCllo
J shall, as executor and adminsN proess1 -
sell at pubic auction, on the premises, on
DAY, 2sth November 1871, attts hourof u o'eioS;A
ID, TIA: valuable farm located as sb2ys dsscIrIS?
contstntr Th aEE HUSNhED ASDElGnki
SEVEN ACRES, the greater portion OF whiea . "a !,
cleared. and OF which there are shout ssssnsS'h''
acres 81 rich creek low grounds. 49,,
The improvements consist OF two- story tfa.S-
tefs, &c. &c.
The mill tract prises some seventy ase .cre res
OF haaVg wooded land, ana there is 20 aeitsr stAn
In tee county, being In gooo and :hleklY-sstItSs
netshoorhoad ana prior to the war, 6ejeff ps t
naraf, dtd = most excellent business, gIia0AHS
con and wheat and saving lumber.
The sock. some OF which are Sesy dne, GOES
or Horses, Mules, Cows, &c, The farming inp!s;;
that class,
TERMS VIZ DO exceedingly liberal, and Iaaaa
known st tho time OF sale. ii. Al. SMITH, =,
Executor aud Administrator OF Ell Ames, c.
ceased bss