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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-24

"A OF SUPERVISORS Of Augusta county,
neid at the Courthouse On Friday, December
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1872-12-24
Shefey s. Bumgardner, Cornpt. Sois.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MsarEst =.
CofR's OFFICE, MONTEREY, Va. I

= UVFiIlobr GULl, to1z, J
The parties, plaintiff and defendants to said
suit are hereby notified that I, rs one OF the
Commissioners of said court. pursuant TO said
decree, have fixed upon my said ofieo as the
place. and Wednesday, the 8th day Of January,
1878, as the time for stating said accounts, at
which time and place they are required TO ct
tend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner afore
said, on the date aforesaid.
do3-4 o. WILSON, Com'r.
Sheffar Rum rardnar & Homes att,Vs
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no glory to themselves, nor blame no denomina
ton for the acts of oppression persecution
done in the past. He said the principles of the
Baptists were some held in common with other
denominations, and some exclusively their own.
They held Christ Jesus to be the great law-giver
in church government. They believed in the
individuality of religion and the spirituality of
Christ's church They rejected infant baptism,
because they found no warrant for it in the BIZ
BILE and because they believed it to be tampering
with the religious freedom of the individual
| In relating the struggles of the Baptists in the
cause CT religious liberty, he said he would not
| 90 back of the 10Th century, nor would he enter
| into the details of the hsrdships and crueties
they endured.
He then stated the following prop ositions
| /. The Buptists have suffered from the viola
ton Of religious freedom by others.
| 2. The Baptists have never violated religious
! freedom.
| He read from many ancient authors to show
that the Baptsts had been prosecuted by all other
denominations That they had suffered with
| other denominations and had suffered by them
| selves That they were prosecuted IN Germany,
| Switzerland Holland, Netherland and England,
not4because Of crime, seditlon or rebellion, but
because OF the peculiar tenets OF their belief and
their firmness and boldness in adherence to it.
| He maintained that the Baptists alone have
never prosecuted, that they have never violated
the great principles of religious liberty. he
said it had been asserted by some that it was be-
cause they had never had the power to do SO,
| but in this they were mistaken, For they had
the power n..Rhode Island, which vas settled by
the Baptists under Roger Williams. But in-
| stead of prosecuting others, they declared in
their constitution of government freedom Of con-
science to all.
Again, in Virginia when it was attempted to
pass the assessment act they defeated it although
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DIED.

t' ELEl- Suddenly, a. - O'clock on ,ha morn
t-r p q Instant, at n ne resi- tarCa - bFr farther
q u. or o. %. Mrs. y sL<E ?. CURLY. wife
G -H'f 3. |CJiey- Mrs GITiey was "A member
.L- F'.-, tIes0y terrain church OF this city, e.
I '.t "'u sei.ytt b all who knew her
..t '.-e-t- = i tax place from the family resi-
G.. &c. no i25 Iifh street w. ca M1rd.y after
t--t. clock The friends VI the fAlI.!y are in
, ..-a &C. attend.
VI III en- %" 18th instant, ~ u o'clock " m .
'thl .LEkai', only son f John 7. aud jan,
o. %, "zCd ei", months Fli lays.
Go % thy rest. sweet CUii6
Ter thee re need % . weep.
Slrr. ti-y 20 70 now .yncu- n btc-t,
y. more - -'n AMI -1Trsg pressed.
But hU-hs3 IN quiet sleep.
-#Ef'si vii take place SH-It- afternoon AZ 2
i'tE, fssu the residence # EI- parents. No 100
j street northwest between u aui VI. Relatives
O. friends are respectfully lU-stel 10 attend q
low = on The tIth % Msy, ~ u minutes past 5
IAhLES " iLLIAM, aged v months aEd ten
G. - itlt - q huInsS auI Itns g. Love
n. funeral VIII take place frlli the res lsDca OF
r-.sk. $50
fAEbEI- Departed this life. at o'clock d m .
G. - UIr,ty- Msy 18th, los2, CAspLINE. beloved
- - IL Maria W Aelel, aged 81 years.
tHrTet "a NCuslay, Ma 2Gth. at O'Clock D m .
t.. . ~ ale ErsidE nee. corner OF and 18Th street
y = Relatives and friends are Invited to at
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EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL.
GorcIusion Yesferday's ProceedIngs,

SENATE.-After CnT report closed
Nr. Chandler, from the committee on COM
f-Crce- reported the river and bar Dor apprnpVia-
ton biii. with amendments. and il was made a
Fl eCiai order for next TUESDAY.
MI. sherman submitted an order that the ha-
teas corpus bin be POSTPONED until MONDAY al
fCuTi' ani that the session OF TueSlav be CON
1 ICcd until the bill i disposed Of Adopted
Nj. Cole then called up the conference report
Q the Indian apProFTia'i bill, aud it was con-
MT. Sumner appealed to the Senate to take UP
is
MIXED SCHOOL EILL
1tT the District OF Columbia. but much OBJ
J. CtlCn vas made that he said 10 had no chance,
ald lie wished that it was a railroad bill.
ILaughtCr.I
NT. Cole, from the committee on apprOpria-
ions, reported. without sn!eH,In sHt. the annual
/, -tIf.-atiOu appropriation bill.
Pending action on the army appropriation
f-l. Tie senate went into executive session, and
Z ca adjourned.
HCJSE--After our report closed.
i he tsslH hii! was iscu,Scl until after half
pest O'Clock = IN.
tu motion OF Mr.. Poland. (Vt..) 3 committee
@ conference WIS ordered on the bill Ior the
Construct Or % new Jail for the District of CO.
ir.c'ig. and the House adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE SALES
10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionears.
ID No. 1901, northwe aruerof 10th and Dis,

y
OHANGE 4 4 SALE AT OF TaE MOST yAJgABLE
BIA. FOB VILLA SITES Oh GARDENING
IA BIZ virtue Of sundrg DEGREES Passed in the
EsS supreme Court OF the District If Uoumhis in
A.s cause therein pending between John d.
sbannoa ct TX, plant ffs, al Catherine a. Tat
burnt ct al, defendants, said cause Numbered SIS
viii. on THUESDhY. the 2si isy ~ MAJ Va a n
ls;2, on the premises al O'clock a m, proc Ell to
valuable tract Of land spown AZ ''Uhchester, he
property Of the late George w. Talburtt.
This tract, containing about 81 acres. has been
view 10 ftue=s either for villa sites for mark 4
gardens, the lots containing from to IS sc:e Zach
Free acc = to all u theTi Is fGrri he'd by a comm
road; leading 20 he God Hope Hill turnpike. on
which me of the lots front Lot No Is improved
by nHe Brick Dwelling House aud suitable bara,
ont houses, a. Lots 80 AMI are ais improved by
Dwelling House each, THIS prnPeTty Is situated
GA the AuacosIia river, between Uniontowu aud tho
R ,t gr9unis Il the Government Insane
are, without doubt, tie finest garden Lands within
{GC District, while those which lie back upon the
hills, where Fcst Stsnton formerly st,rf are nm
e4uslled for villa sites, affgrdipE, a. they do A
HuIerb view OF :he Potomac, aai Tha whole City OF
WASHINGTON only half q mule Instant The exfrT,
sion of the street railway - the ATs-as-f, bril,
places these lots almost within city limits so FAR a.
readiness Of l. concerned hlle thu infarre
lhE river prevents those disagree FABLE features gem
orally presented by e. close proximity to large
These is will be sid on tue following terms:
Nue-inUrih q purchase mD1ey for each lot cash:
three years secured by deed Of trust On iiS nr5s
erty. AL couyeyAucing and amp. ~ COST Of pnr-
chaser. deposit Of 10 will be required as each
lot i disposed Of.
The sal. viii commence On TUESDAY. the 2SI
AZ OF May next, a. GiaTesaiI. and continue II IN
day 10 DAY unit. Tho Whole shsu ba sold FLATS Of
me tract can te seen at the aucti "A rooms Of Green
& W itianls daily. at the ices of the Trustees
Valuable sand beds are contained in the prenlis
AID iishi' shore j. also connected with those If
the lots which front on the river
A. THOMAS BRADLEY T.-,.o.
l.. b SS PERRY, trustees
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
ET?2 2tawtMl0stdts TPst SRepI kucti5nearz
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LAND SALES.
nFFICIAL-No. go. &c. L.O.l
RY the President OF the Initrd Stairs.

In pursuance Of law, I, ULYSSES s GRANT, Pres
ident of the United States # America. do hereby
declare and rake known that a public sale will be
held at the Land Ofce, at Bay field in the State q
Wisconsin, commeToins on MONDAY, THE sEvEN-
TEENIH DAY oE JUSE MKT, for the - sal 81 the
sections and parts Of sections herein enumerated,
and rot previously disposed Il, alta price not less
than two dollars snd fifty cents PER acre, viz:
Nora a base liza aHJ u tie fou7sh PRINCIPAL
flCFGlfGa.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

Ia virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facias, issued from
the Clerk 3 ONCE Of the Supreme court of the Dis
II let Of Columbia, and 70 me directed, will sell at
public sale, for cash, in front Of the Court house
Of May, lS73 at - O'Clock m, all defen aats right
title, claim and interest In the Lots No aud loo
as designated on the ground plat Of Uaioatown in
the District of Columbia, together with ell and sin
Rular the i'm Improvement thereon, seized aud levied
upon as the property of Francis A. Youn T. aud will
be sold to satisfy execution No 1875 Equity in favor
OF John s. James of j. o. Nc Lella Al, AGAINST L.
q Bine trustee for Francis A. Youag
mi0-dts ALEX'R. SHARP, US Marshal, d O,
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EST WM. L. WALL eco, Auctio,eers,
- New Marble Building
geo AID 9O2 Pennsylvania avenue.
.RREE NEW SMALL BRICK DWELLINGS

TREEE NEW SMALL BRICK DWELLINGS
At AUCTION.
AE On FRIDAY, the 3I5t day OF May, 1872, at
- O'Clock p. m, we will offcr for sale On the
.1Al prt mis@s the three Brick Dwellings ccnta;n-
tanning 6r0Cms AMI pantries situated on LOIS g. 81
and Ga OF Aliens subdivision of a mart IF TIA, east
hal II Square Z5ir on 18th street n W, between
an Boundary streets.
The houses l6 feet front; depth of the lot IIO
feet. To persons with small families we offer az on.
purtunity to obi ain a desirable dwelling n 81
tremely moderate rates. The l4th street cars run
within one square Of the 4 or.
Terms One third cash. the balance in 6. I2, Is
ard "A months secured by deed Of trust on Ihe prop-
city TO the satisfaction of the owner COnveyancirg
aud stamps at purchasers cost. SJJdepositoI each
house AT the time of sale.
mayIld W. L.. WALL CO, Aucts.
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GREEN & WILLIAMS,
GTc2 2tawtMI0Etdts TPstSReoI kucti5near.
ftI GREEN & WILLIAaiS, Au.tf5neeTs
ID 1901 northwest corner leah aud streets
CHANCEBY SALE CTyALUABLE REAL Es

CHAHCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE.
~ by virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court
E:5 ~ the District Of Colnmris sitting in Equity
m cause pending therein between Johnson
and others, comPlainauts, AMI Doyle and others de
Icidante shall proceed tO sell the premises, on
IEt RcDAf, the 23I day Of May, 4. ID. IS72, AZ
"Clock .. m, part Of Lot numbered twenty -four
aim Square numbered seven I'm adre1 and twenty
hFe.tI25, commencing for the same at a ront on
norm street, 80 feet east from the northwest corner
- sadlot running thence east along the line OF said
street Is feet inches, more le-s; thence south
- !eet % inches; thence west Il feet inches the acc
roy1h - feet 91i inches 10 the place Of beginning
said lot Is situated on north street, between LIST
anc ~ streets east and Is improved 10y a well built
t"o-story Frame House, which has recently been
erected on the game
Terms Of sale, a. prescribed By the decree: One
tlrt q the purchase n nry to he paid in cash; and
the balance in two egusl ns,slmHrts OF and u
months, I" bear interest from the day OF sale to be
secured to the satisfaction Of the trus ee. Stamps
SC at cos. Of the purchaser. SIO0 down on the day
- sale III the terms If sale not complied with
Il hye days after the day Of SALE the trustee reserves
TIC right 20 resell the property AT the risk and cos
Or the detauliing purchaser, by Advertising thTef
times IN some newspaper published in W ash u zion
city JOHN +. ENNIS, Trustee.
M d GREEN 4 VILLA Ms. Aucts.
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pY GREEE WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
I'D Northwest corner 10Th and ID strets
TRUSTEES sstE OF VERY VALUABLE LOT

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LOT
IN PENNSGLEASIA AVENUE, SOUTH
SID E BETWEEN 81 AND 45z SITS, N w
90 By virtue OF decree passed by the Supreme
- Court of the District of Columbia, in Equity
cause No. 2 go. will sell n public auction in
front Of the premises on MONDAY, the 9Th day
81 May A; ID; ls:2, a. o o'clock p. m, Lot 20 in
SIuare A, In the city Of Washington, ID. q.
This lot fronts . feet on Pennsylvania avenue,
running back IL feet 5 inches to a public alley
with the improvements.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser, bear
ng interest from the day of sale al be Ken, and
a lien retained on the property. deposit of $50
VIII be required at the time OF sale. AL convey
ancing AMI stamps al cost of purchaser.
v. KING, Trustee.
mylid lRepl GREEN WILLIAMS, tncts
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sl0 " L. WALL & co .,Auctioneels,
- NV Marble Building,
Mes. sec and 9O2 PennsyIv ania avenue.
EUSTEE-S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HRnP ERTY In SNL- ABE b15

- T. virtue OF a deed 81 trust, dated on tn 10Th
e day Il October ISL, and a in Liber 653
~. folio $50. Of the land records for Warrington
county, ia the District Of T. l.1ibia. will, WE'D
LSDAN the 22d day OF May, ls72, at 4 O'Clock p.
Ctfer for sale, the premises, at public auction,
q the highest bidder, the following described real
estate situate IN the city Of Washington, in the Dis
tIict g Columbia. being Lots numbered one hundred
and forty tl81 hundred aud forty ght
Elts one hundred and forty nine tli9l, handred
End utty ls0l, and one hundred aud ffyoue Isl +,
h. r. Gllberte recorded slhdiy i5iJl OF SIuare
sgN hundred and seventy five t5T5.l
Terms u -ale prescribed by the deed Of trust,
are. The amount Of Indebtedness secured by the
tn the penses Of sale. say 10, In cash;
aud the balance in twelve aud e'ghteen months
secured b the Of the purchaser, bearing in.
trTss at ten per cent. from the day Of sale and
81 q trust the property. deposit Of 100 viii
D. required on ceptance OF the bid II the terms
a sale not complied vita in five days from the
5sy % sale, the property viii be resOld at the
yeu-e and cost If the defaulting purchaser Con-
VeyaICinC and revenue stamps at the cost OF the
purchaser.
ROBERT W MCPHERSON. Trustee.
mll-eO6ds W. l.. WALL CO.. Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE OFyALTABLE IMPROVED
N ,ttEEf ~ l0Tn STREET, NEAR PENN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR ,IEEFf ~ lOrH STREET, NEAR PENN
SlLNANlA AVENUE
IA By virtue of deed IF trust - me date the
~ 9th day of January, ID. 1855. and recorded
szfAA- among tn" land Tecort in Librr &. & No
% ~ folio rs, 81 sea- and b. direction II the party
occurred thrr ehy and also written stipulation o?
the gTant"r az said deed, III sell a. public auc
lCE & the Agh st bidder, IL froQt Of tka premises
on II ESpAE, the II t day of May, instant, ~ 6
COCK :. III tn" north 2j feet front Of TOT number
e'Neniecn1 40 in square number n huni 81
ara forty elsn' 3S) having d. pth Of lg feet and
IEch l.9plOvod with fine tOUy-stUgy Brick Bujd-
J g Wt'h messlc front in brown stone imitation
ir house Ia No. 4lO lOth street, between ID aud +
SIS, ard - very desirable property. Title Verfect
Terms q sale: Ope-fh'rd cash and the BALANCE in
twelve ana twenty four 1Uths, with interest, sa-
cured - deed OF trust upon the property. : :gl
!Sposit Town when the pro serty IL strucIi OF
- mps aud CORY ey anCing at the cost Of the pur
chaser. Terms 20 BE- complied with within seven
CAY after sale, the property will be r.sod the
cost OF the hotaUsting purchaser, ard the post to
bcf1rf-itei FRED. W. JONES TrTI .Foa
may6-dts LATIHEk s. CLEARY. Aucts
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RI b. Ii. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
529 Seventh street, between q and IL.

RI II. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
129 Seventh street, between and Ii.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF FOUR NEAT FRAME
COTTAGES AND BEAUTIFaL BUILDING
SITES IN THEs0UTH SIDE OF XIRGINiA
ss0IGRIhHEMpEST, 0PP9SITE THE AGRICULrU-
- By virtue OF . deed of trust, dated the 2sth
E, cay OF May, 1870, and recorded in Liber No
A.6l7, tolio 35l, one of the land records for the
District Of Columbia, and by the written order of
the holder Of the promissory note thereby secured
we snnl sell on the prsnisss to the highest bidder
O'Clock p. m, all Of Lots IS and 10. in Square Ne
in WASHINGTON city, District of Columbia, with
the improvements.
The property has been sub divided into six build.
ing lots, and viii be sold accordingly. This pro
ptrty fronts the Agricultural grounds, which are
destined to become of the most magnificent park
in the country.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash: the balance ia g.
u and Is months, at - per cent interest from day
$50 down when each lot is sold. Stamps and con
yeyancing at the cost Of the purchaser: Terms to
be complied with within seven days after sale, or
the property, on three days public notice. will be
sold at the cost and risk Of the
EREDERiGK k0ONEs,{ Trustees,
mIl-sAuth B. II. wARHsR. Au...
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Eeh GREEN & HILEIkNS, AUctloneers.
- 30 1901 northwest corner 10Th and ID sts

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAJEs-
lAlE IN BLApESSBUR'-, PRINCE GEORGE
- ETY.: MAINLAND. FIVE MILES FROM
TUE DISTINCT OF COLUMBiA. AND ONE
(tAkTEk OF MILE From HYATTS-
VILE. At AUCTIOs
~ ON WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of June
TX ID l,s2, At o clock ,. M, shall sell, on
49, be premises, by virtue Il a deed Of trust,
ceted 18th day Cf July A II. 1901 AMI duly recorded
De Libei >. No. 8, folio p. Gc-, of the land
p cord books Of Prince George county. M4ryI I'D.
these certain parcels Of land situated and lSfng
o. fHy town q III lensbUTE, Ia the county If Prince
''ctzc. Slate OF Mary land. known and iii. shed
Jrou The plat plan Of -aid town Lots numbered
v~LteeH- tiS.5 eighteen Isl and nineteen, I9.j
gether with the building and improvements
thereon, consisting of a Brick DweiliCg House,
thHowu a. the late residence Of Judge VIM. Il. Par
Z, IL, dt cea-ed.l
Terms One-fCurth cash; balance in s. H. Is and 81
fsgts, for notes bearing interest and secured by
a deed 81 trust On the premises sold. All convey
chg aud revenue stamps At the cost OF the pur-
chaser 80 down on ihe day Of sale. And il the
ms Of sale not com Piled with within fiVe days
-sT "a" day OF sle tue Trustee reserves th- right
rC-ct the premises al the risk and cost of the de-
& ul;iHg purchaser. by advertising three times in
ElC newspaper published in WashingtOa city. Of
tU- District Of Columbia
GEORGE RUFF. Trustee
n.ayi-s tu.Sls GREEN n fiILLIAMS. Aucts
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DY b II WARNER.
ID II ~ n Es
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
1873 Seventh street, between q aud H.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNlMPR0FED PROPERTY.
- By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated December
e IL, 1851, from Richard Morgan and wife, aHd
aduly recorded in Liber L. g. E., No. "a, felis
~, Of the land records for Washington county
D. G. and al the request Of the party ured there
10y. will sell, in front Of the premises, to the high
esr bidder at the time hereinafter specified, the fol-
lowing described property lying in Washington
city:
ON WEDNESDAY, jane 8, 1s72, a. 5: 80 O'Clock,
p m, parts OF Lots and 30, in Square go, LIST
street east, between and g streets south. These
lots have front of IS feet and opposite the pro-
posed Capitol Park. and surrounded by elegant i'm
proYements. rare chance TO secure a desirable
building site.
Also, on the same day, at O'Clock p m, parts OF
Lots II and II. in Square go, the south aide Of
East Capitol street, between sth and 9th streets
east, improv ed by two neat Frame Houses This
property is also desirably located.
Also, on the same day, at $50 o'clock, Lot 4, in
Square less, on North street, between 10th and
18th streets east.
Terms in each One fourth cash; balance in s,
Il, Is and "a mouths with per cent. interest, Sc
cured by deed Of trust. etamps and convey ancina
at the cost Of tRe purchaser. Slo0 down when each
property is cold. The trustee the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
fsuiting purchaser, in the terms are not COM
piled with within five Gays after sale.
JOHN r. ARRISON, Trustee.
mays s.w.&ds b. h. WARNER, Auct'r.
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RY GREEN q w ILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d ST

CHANCERY SALE OF FIVE FRAME HOUSES
IN ALLEY IN SQUARE SIG AND OF TWO
BRICKS On NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN AND n STREETS.
- By yirtne OF a decree passed IN Equity cause
ia No 2,2i0 by the Supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia, We will sell, At public auction in
front OF the promises, FRIDAY, nay "a IN, IS72,
at - o'clock p m the rear part Of Lot No. D. in
square No. SIC, improved with five small Frame
Tenements fronting on the alley between and K
aud 4th and 5tn streets, N. w.
And on the same day, at 6 o'clock n m Lot l6 And
the south half of Lot IL of subdivision of Square No
6zs, fronting on New Jersey avenue, between L an
y stTeets, and improved with two two story Brick
Dwellings, with gas, and water in the yards.
Terms: One third cash; balance at and IL months
with interest from day Of SALE secured 10 satsfac.
tion Of Trustees: deposit of $50 required Of pur.
chaser at time OF sale All convey sncing and We
hue stamps at cost of purchaser.
WIN. j. MATTINGLY, Trustees.
nl4-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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NOTICE.
FOE P pa LST S9 - kS9ARE Ne AZ
Ed BY EIRTUE 0E THE ACT Of C2NGRESS
PROVED PROVED JP GEY :. 1s4S. AVENUE" AP
Whereas by an act of Congress of the United
Secretary of the Interior, Brevet Brigaier General
and grounds, and the Mat or Of the city Of Washing
ton, or their successors in Office, were appointed
material as they might select, from the northwest
gate OF the Capitol grounds to the crossing of Fiji
:, And whereas, after such appointment, the said
* avenue, and caused the same TO DO paved there
with III accordance with the provisions Of said act:
sid Commission assessed the cost tSereof d. t Is
Saired TO do Ia said act:
sbutting on said avenue was ss4id is lot No g. in
square N o. Al, assessed in the name of Seth Hyatt
Gct the cost Of paving in front OF said lot after il
vas d. ne T. the satisfaction of said Commission as
and eighty four dollars and twelve cents, S534l2l
which said amount was regularly assessed against
And whereas, a notice Of said assessment was left
at said lot or property by said Commissioo, and the
thereafter 10 pay the same:
AnG whereas in copseguence Of said neglect, the
certificate No. Ito against said lot, as required by
Ard whereas, more than one year has elapsed since
said certificate was issued, and the same remained
unpaid:
And whereas, the Hon. b: Y. Wade, who claims
e be the holder OF said certificate, has applied to
the undersigned, being the successors Of said Com
mission, mentioned in said act to sell said lot or
property:
Now, therefore, we hereby give notice that, on
the 2lsT OF MAY, l672, in front of said lot we
will sell the same, at public auction, for CASH, to
the highest bidder.
B. COWEN.
Acting Secretary of the Intericx:
D. e. BABC0CK,
Major Of Engineers in charge of Public fSuadinps
and Grounds;
II. D. COOKE, Governor;
Commission.
apis w. l.. WALL & Co Aucts