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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-17

BLESSED are they who seek relief from
oliver Complaint" "Biliousness," Bad
Blood, Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions,
Rough Skin, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and
Scrofulous diseases, by the. use Of DR..
Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Dis.
covery, for they shall be happy in know.
ing that the cure is complete. Sold by all
druggists.
aVItalize the Hair.--Why does the
hair become harsh and dry-why does it
fall out-why does it become gray2 Sim
ply because the life has gone out OF it
The fibers draw sustenance from the scalp
as the grass draws ailment from the soil,
aud when the supply Of nutriment is cut
of in either case the product withers and
dies. At the first symptom of decay,
therefore, the unfed or half.fed roots Of the
hair should be refreshed and reinforced
with LYoN's KATHAIRoN, the only prepa-
ration which will nourish the filaments
and keep them in vigorous condition a(-
ter they have begun to suffer from def.
cheney Of their natural stimulant: As long
as the Rathairon is faithfully used, with a
proper degree of friction, morning and
evening, SO long will it be impossible tor
the hair to Whiten or fall out from the
scalp. eod&w
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f. 20 u5'sl y $4,000. lE r
DIREoFoAB
81. WmyJ. Bats, 4. n. Adams,
Andrew sPannell, --JAmesR. Barnes,
Horny Stamm, Thomas Hughes.
This Company having been In successful oper.
alton for nearly two years 10 prepared 70 take
riaks at mir rates on Buildings Of all kinds, Mer.
ehAndlse, Manufacturing Establishments, Furni
ture, Steamboats,, and eatgoes on tho Western
Rivers and Lakes also 10 issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores. This Company being
composed mostly Of our leading lbpsipess mon,
recommends itself 10 the favorable eohbi Iteration
Of the insuring public, and .eolielts their patro!
mage, Applications for insurance will DO prompt
ly attended TO Of theif once, BAILRY'S BLOCK
w. " WILLIAM BAILEY, PreS't
AL0N2o. 1oRING, Wa Pres't
N. @. ARTHUR, secly. ~
". Il. AGNEW, Asst Sec'y. janis
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CC0MMoDATION.
1 wEgF-IEAyEa
Cleveland 3 Pittsburg RaiIrOad

ON AND AFTER JUNE ID, 1879,
" Trains will rune s follows, Viz:
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of the treasury is chiefly due to the fact that
for the past four years only two.thirds OF the
tax leyIes have been collected.
The treasurer also promises 10 pay tnese
claims as soon as there is money with which
to do 1t; and hopes tc be able to pay some
thing on the appropriation from the past due
taxes now being collected. - -.l
"a letter of Superintendent Jilson to the
county school commissioners is also printed
in the Union. Mr.. Jlllson says:
You are hereby most earnestly advised to
Instruct the clerk ofeach of the several boards
OF school trustees In your county to give due
notice of an annual meeting to be held In the
school district under their supervision, on
Saturday, the 10Th day of June, 1872. deem
II OF great Importance to the success OF our
free common school system that these meet
inps be held in every school district In the
State, and that each school district raise li6.
eral local or district school tax for the support
of its free common schools, for the following
reason:
/. The State appropriation made for fee
common school purposes Tor the curIent nscai
wear ls insufficient 10 supply the educational
wants OF the people, and much donoI ana un-
Certainty exists as to the time when the same
viii be- realized and made available.
Q. The amount of poll tax collected 10 each
of the several school districts is insignificant.
8. The local school tax raised In any school
district will be of great service as auxiliary
and supplementary 10 the State appropriation
and poll tax.
ty treasury, and Is directly subject to the order
of the board of school trustees, counterslgned
BY the county school commissioner.
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A GALA DAY 1T GEORGES STATION.
Annual Picnic OF the Methodist Sun
day-School.

rFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CoRRKsfoNDENT.1
GEORGES STATION, June s.
The annual celebration and picnic OF the
Georges Station sanday-school came off yes
terdsy, under the management OF its able and
energetic superintendent, DR.. T. Henry Alb
bott. At ten o'clock the school and visitors
assembled In the church, where the exercises
were opened by reading the Scriptures, sing
Ing and prayer. Addresses were delivered by
Masters 4. N. Howell, Bascom street and Hol-
com Harper, who did credit 10 themselves
and TO the senool. Alter singing there was
very Interesting dialogue, In which the char
acters were sustained by Miss Meta kenyoa
and Miss Nina Dukes. The pastor, Rev. W. A.
Clark. then made few suitable remarks. In
singing the "Chorus of Five" The speaker OF
the day, Rev. P. F. Kistler, addressed the su'
Gience on the duties of parents and children,
toe Importance of Snnday-schools, their pro-
press. &c. His address was Interesting and
instructive to both parents and children, ana
from the attention of the audience your cor
respondent Is inclined to think that it was
'sseed soWn on good ground"
AS the speaker closed hls address, tho school
sang "Hesannsh" with the spirit that should
always be thrown into this hymn to give 1t It's
proper effect. After few remarks on The ad-
vantages of recreation, by the superintendent,
the party adjourned to the oak grove adjoining
the church, where bQuntihl repast was
spread. Alter the collation. the audience again
asssm smbed In the church, where they were edi-
fed by addresses from Rev. Mr.. CAN'T and Dr..
W.. M. Shuler. -.,
These closed the exercises, and we retired
to the grove where swings had been erected,
and old and young amused themselves with
swinging and other recreations until night
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JOTT1NGS ABOUT THE STATE.

Union County boasts of valuable granite
quarry, and Unionville wants hotel
Mr. Henry Jolly, aged ninety, and MS
wife. aged eigty-sevep. died In Anderson last
week. They had been married seventy years.
Mr.. G. d. Rukestran, OF Chesterfield, who
was injured by the accident on the Whining
ton and Augusta Railroad, Is rapidly recover
ing.
"A negro house, on the premises Of Mrs.
Margaret Steele, of WalAalla, was burned on
the first of June. Supposed TO be the act OF an
The gale on Monday afternoon destroyed
the Beaufort depot, 80 long the glory Oh tne
Port Royal Railroad. The materials are eusI all
saved and Chief Engineer Gage is superin-
tending the reconstruction OF the edifce.
"A white man. named Sanders Smith,
scbool-teacher. was killed ut Anderson Court
house, Yesterday, by being crushed between
two cars which were being shifted. it Is sup
posed he was under the influence of liquor:
AT the suit OF W. j. WhiPper, Judge Far-
urer of Beaufort from reselling any property,
the purchase money or taxes for Which ma mao
been rendered In revenue bond SCRIP. Inc
hearing In the case was fixed for saturday,
June 8.
The I,aurens Herald learns OF serious
rencounter which occurred at the Woolien
mills of A. c.. Fuller & Co. on Tuesday evening
last iu which DR.. A. C. Fuller was struck two
yery heavy blows on the head with bar Of
iron two and half feet long, and weighing
some twenty or twenty-five pounds. Tue as,
sallant was one of the employees at the mill
by the name of Joseph Baldwin, and the cause
OF the difficulty grew out of an order given by
DR.. Fuller to Baldwin to shut of the water
from the grist mill In order 10 do work 10 The
way of cardng rolls. Baldwin refused 10
obey the order, and DR.. F. attended 10 the
matter himself, which gave offence to Bald
win, who seized the bar OF iron md struck the
blows mentioned, lDflictins Two severe WOUNDS
one oa the forehead, the other on the back
part and near the centre of the head. DR.. F.
Is thought to be seriously, though II is hoped
not dangerously, hurt, and was doing very
well when last heard from. A warrant was
Issued for BaldwIE.by Trial Justice Lark, on
Wednesday, under which he was arrested ana
lodged In jail.
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~ MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON,
8. O., MAY 20, 1S72.-The Faculty will meet at the
Medical College, Queen street. on every WEDNES.
DAY, at IL O'Clock, for the purpose of granting
Licenses TO Apothecarles and Druggists N com
pllsnce with an Act approved By the Genera
Assembly, March IS, 1872. Applicants can apply
to the Dean daily, at Mr.. Ba,bot's Apothecary
Store, No. 4s Broad street, between the hours OF
10 and II O'Clock A. NJ. Graduates In Medicine
and Pharmacy must, on application, show their
Diplomas. GEO. E. TREsCOT, ID. D.,
. iupS-mwf8 Dean Of the Faculty.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Letters from Superintendent Jillson
and Treasurer Parker.

The Columbia Union prints letter from
Treasurer Parker, who makes the following
points:
nnt made tIll March 18th, 1872. That prior to
that date the superintendent could not make
the soportionment to counties.
q That at that time there were no funds IN
the treasury, all received from taxes having
heen exhausted in paying appropriations
made by the Legislature while in % session. ano
amounts due OF, previous APPROPRIATIONS: .nr
taYes in currency have been paid In.
4a That an appropriation by the Legislature
doss not put money In the treasury, but SIM
NV proyldes how 1t shall be used when it
'V s. That the present embarrassed condition
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TIE DELINQUENT TAX SALES.
Reports from the Interior Press.


The Union Times says that eight lots OF land
were sold under tax executions.
The Lancaster Herald says: "The treasurer
sold thirty-four tracts of lacd for taxes on
Monday last. But few of these tracts fell 70
the State, the most of them being bought Dy
the taxpayers"
The Georgetown Times says: 1.-THE lands
offered for sale by the county auditor on Mon
day lsst were all bought by the State The
only difficulty the State will have In using or
selling the lands bought by 1t will be to hnd
them"
The Oconee Courier says the tax sales
brought comparatively nothing. The forfeited
lands brought comparatively nothing. Tracts
worth one thousand to fifteen hundred dollars
were bid In by the owners for one dollar,
thereby settling taxes amounting to seventy
Ave to one hundred dollars.
The Laurens Herald Gays: "NlneteeR trecta
were offered, of which fonr were forfeited 10
the State, there being no bidder. The bidding
for some tracts was quite spirited, and tine
prices paiI evlnced the astonishing fact that
there are yet some greenbacks In the country,
and 1t is only necessary to offer bargain or a
choice article to unearth them.",
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junl0-3

w- OFFICE OF SPECIAL "COMMIS-
sIoNERn-U. s. CLAIMS COMMISSION, CoLUM'
BIA. 9. O.. JUNE 8, lS7a.-I Will take testimony in
SUPPORT OF CLAIMS before This Commission,
in the City of Charleston, on and alter TUESDAY,
18th instant.
Persons Wishing to make appointment, or to
confer with me. are requested to cs!l at the
Charleston Hotel on MONDAY, nth Instant, after
o O'Clock A. N. THEODORE ". PARAELE,
,un1o-3 Especial Commissioner"
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aFBURNHAMS SUPERIOR YEAST
NOTWITHSTANDING usea st Powder In our
families for several years, we give decided pref
erence above all others to that prepared BY
EDWARD s. BURNHAM, Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. AL King street, near Calhoun street, Charles.
ton, s. O. King Mansion Boarding House, julius
Petsch, B. @. Webb, George L. Holmes, George s.
relzer, N. D., John T. WIghtman, D. D., William
Smith, Master Machinist. 8. O. R. R.
Rprk-Smos
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Invalfded.

Ah obe able to rise,
And leave the wearisome room,
And ne OUT once more unaer sunny skies,
Away from this dull, close gloom. ~
dream OF lying atease = ~ -i@'1 ft::'-.
Among the ferns and the grass,
And looking up through the long oranched trees.
Watching the amall clouds pass.
I pull the blossoms that grow ~...s i...,...-
In the soft moss under my hand,
And welcome The health giving winds that blow,
Cooling the summer land.
And ah | itl ls all 80 bright,
And the happiness Is so great
But the dream IN moment has taken flight,
And turn, with sigh, TO walt.
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nHE HEALING SPRINGS
ON TIE LINE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND oHIt


-
ON TIE LINE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA, ,
VIII omen for the reception OF Visitors June Is.
They are accessible by the chesapeake and ohio
Railroad from Milboro', twenty-three m les over
the Warm Springs Mountain; or from Covlngton
on the same road, 1fteen miles, by nne turnpike
OF easy grades assng In full view OF the CeleoraG-
ed Falling Springs. and the splendid scenery on
Jackson River. These Springs are too well known
| TO require an elaborate notice at this time. me
virtues OF the waters are attested by the most EN-
been relieved by their use The bathing Is luxurl-
ous and invigorating, the air pure and exhlarat-
ing, and tile scenery grand and beautiful, and TOP
approach up The Valley OF jackson River presents
comb natirn or mountain and wafer scenery
not to surpassed.
PersoLs leaving Washington or Richmond 10
the morning can reach tile Springs the same
night, or remain at Coylngton; where com 'orta.
BILE Accommodations eau be mad, anu arrive al Inc
Springs next morning.
A fine Band OF Music engaged for The season,
and the usual facilities for amusement and recre.
alton provided.
Descriptive pamphlets can he had OF Messrs.
Purcell Ladd L Co., Richmond, or OF the agent
at the Springs.
Board So per day; $40 per week; 500 for month
OF June; s75 per month for July, August and
Septe mber. or Sl35 for two months.
Telegraph and Posii1ice In the Holcl.
NJ b. HOUSTON, NJ. p, Resident Physician.
b. II. QUARLES, Agent.
&C In consequence OF the death OF parties IN.
terested, this desirable PROPERTY must be sold,
ant Is now in the market. The Tract contails
ABOUT 900 Acres OF Land, about one third Ia cnltl
vation. The improvements. chiefly OF brick, are
substantial well bulr, and evince creditaD!e
degree OF architectural taste.
the Personal property, embracing every thing
requisite for the successful prosecution OF the
business, Is also for sale. tun3 mth6
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;. 5perial Notires.

~- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
.GEORG A. from New York, are hereby
notified that she will discharge cargo THIS DAY
i27th inst, at Pier No. 2, Union WhafVes.
Goods uncalled for at sunset Will remain on the
wharf at owners risk and expenee.
iunlo-1 WIN. A. COURTENAY, Agent
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ny THE PITT STREET ICE.HOUSE,
heretofore run BY N. J. Bulwinkle. having been
closed, has been opened by the Meeting Street
Ice House, and Is now a branch OF the same.
JAMES RENT, Agent
iun,o.3 Meeting Street Ice. House.
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BY Wy. LEITCH 4 p. .s.2}B BRUIRlse !! j ls

r D. DEsAUssURE,s RECEIVER AND
lls Agent In the case Of Hayward lys. HassI,per
a. va: Daniel u. slleo1, ministrator Of James
By virtue OF an order directed to fEme1by the
hon. R.F. Graham. Judge; of Court Of Common
Pleas for Charleston County,, will oder for gle,
at the east end OF Broad street. (Postofce,F I9r
O'Clock, on THURSDAY, 2suh Jane 5IYy L. IN,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Mansion
House thereon, situate, lying and being on the
north side OF South, Bay street,, known as the
Bsttery,) and opposite White Point Garden, in
the City Of Charleston, measuring and containing
on the mont line 81 feet, tliches; more nrieas
on the back line 81 feet, and IN depth 2l feet, be
the sail dimensions more sof f1esA tB1nfnE Hnd
bounding 10 theasouth onD Bay .streetSt0
the north on lands nowror late of. Ma II a. Peu7
CRU; TO the east on lands or James e. Spear and
70 the wsss ON land ofrT.iD. Wagner iand:iW: eK.
Ryan, trustee Of A. B. Ryani iis,f .-.,, v...rt-,..
This desirable Residence contains IL SQUARE
rooms, with three.Btory pia21as, 0bssfvaEory, and
upon the premises areJarge Kitchen, clstern, and
all necessary outbulldings. en- -
Terms 4One:halrc cash; remainder In one year;
to be secured by bondfofthe purchaser bearing
interest from the day or Bale, payable semi
ally. and mortgage OF the property. The pre-
misses to be9inSured BY .lhe, purchaser andnthe
policy assigned, With fllhe bond and mortgage.
Purchaser to pay aucroneers for papers: and
sIampH. ,Uips TGEaf Biliitihe'D D..S. SthCOX, 5fi
un4-tufmWsmtu9thI !. ~ s.,,,l Referee,
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Iun3.mwflmo
NTEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

TRt WEEKLY LINE OF FoUR.HORSE COACHES
FROM GREENyILLE, 8. O., TO AsHE-
WILLIE, N. c.,
Leave GreenVille Monday, w, dnasday aud Fri.
day at Z A. II.
Arrive at AshevIIe next day by JPN.
Leave Asheville Monday, Wednesday and Friday
1P. NJ.
Arrive at Greenvllle next day by p. II.
Flat Rock and HendersunviIie In daylight.
Fare to Flat Rock IS; 10 Ashevllle 81.
may32mo W. r. BLAIR.
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WE LIVE AND LEARN, DIE AND
w -. iEf FORGET ALL. 80 :Stes
THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,

:. - NK1H SVO --1-Tr.' !. M I'.7.iiIt :!
No. $50 KING STREET, ,s.,.
DYES ana cleans by means Of steam, o1a.ae paos.
mems Ladies and Children's clothes. fne sAve .se
and and Lace Curtains cleaned and done up VIII sne
satt sar ~ ~ Nannlaeturers Finish; Lace and Grape
snaw aaa. ana s ;scs,vsd and returned BY Express.
juh22-lyr N
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IN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
United States for tho District OF South caro-
IL, In Va Tonrena Railroad Company, Bank.

TN THE DlSTRlCTi COUhI We LILY
J. United States for tho DISTRICT OF sootn nS GsIo-
Ina-In re Laurens Railroad company BANK aa
rnpr.-In Bankruptcy. Z" @ 5000
In Obedience 70 an order In the a6oyestated @ zee
case dated the 5Lh day OF April. 1877, WI re-
seI TO The highest bidder, at pn6llc 9afp be;,soad
piak of 'fha Greenyflle and Columbia .hSLmOao 1
romnauy. the LAURENS RAILROAD, AK. .. SHiqo- uo-
Sa Saut OaroilDs In front OF he ,inip n,a,S,
te1 ar ioin,cioex. meridian, on the
Ja1 q of Jnne 1870 free from Gil nens S1u tuentn G
eay ot OIL 'une, snsnIng the track and rosdbee IRON,
oiro ankles timbers, trtdges. caisefts,
snOps water tanks, statlon-nouses, sn9
o1 siTncomofiyes, cars and machinery, anq an ana
aina1Iar the property and 'sseets feSp.ano per
snnsi az every kind and description Whatever, OF
iSe LauI ems Railroad Company, together with qu
he riphra. ptIyiIeIes, franchises and easements,
IawfuIiy held, used or enjoyed Jby the Laurens
Railroad Company, on the following Terms, 70 VIE:
sIxtyfour tnousandtwo hundred and twentytwo
iSBi2S2 S4) dollars eighty .fopr cants must oe pala
within thirty i30l days after the day OF SAFE; ana
the payment or the balance OF the puicnass
money Within twelve months from tne Gay ol
sae. with interest thereon at seven per cent. Pes
aI,Ilum from that ray, must be secured. Dy tae
bond Of: the purchaser, and mortgage OF Sne en-
TT me bidder win be required to depoeit with the
assienes before his bid is accepted tSthous
and dollars, to secure compliance with tle terns
of sale herein set forth, and upon 1allnre 90 de'
posit that sum the property, wfll satloncs Do re
offered for sale. i gaAhES d. ybAAdGn aiiGnea
mayo Aoos.SS-
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anfti6n gales--ahis .apai5.
BIZ ,WM. MCKAY,

NfERRIMAC. .aAID .sPRAGUES SUM
ulI. MERPRINTS Beached Shirtlng, Hosiery,
Gloves, Summer Clothing. Mems Straw Hats.
Shoes, &C. Tbs DAY, at 10 O'Clock, at No. IS
Wentworth street, will be sold, the aboVs., Also,
ed GlOyes m juDl0
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oN MARI AGE. -

4 ON n A 3 & A 6 E. %
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors ana Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
atored. Nervous debility cured. Impcdimenis
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
aud Circulars sent free. In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dreas HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 Soutb
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa. octl2
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. 5emlng Marbines.
THE UNEQUALLED MACHINE.

The HOME SHUTTLE uses the Straight Needle,
makes the lock stitch, (alike on both sidesl has
seif.adjustng tension, and Ia the only frat class
low price Sewing Machine In the mar;et adapted
for every variety OF Sewing from muslnH to
heaviest cloths. Price SOS and $37.
Agents wanted. Send stamp for circular and
sample Of Sewing. i. u. BlSSELlh
General Agent,
tan1I-fmwsno Charleston. g. q.
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ByGRUBBS g WILLIAMS,,o

Real Est. - agents and Auctioneers.a
nIRUsTEES SALE OFiTHE RICHMOND
lh.{ AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD: ifihsn =
BY virtue of two deeds OF trust from che ROD.
WIN. IT, Macfarland and the undersigned" dated
respectively the 9thTOf September. 1859. andthe
lat o. January, 1866 the underslgned,r surviving
trustees, viii, on wednesday,: the I4tnday OF
August 1878 at II NJ az the yancEon noomslf
Aessrs. Grubbs y Williams, Richmond. XIgtnlgtIa, glgI
ss Ths Ss WHOLE wHaf Su IiSE OF RAILWAY thesaid
Comp Syaea S@ Win ns o s E L ass
Company, and the Equipments, holnng btock.
Machine shops, Depoia Water -StationsS hoad
gS g. sys
said deeds, excepting chooses tn action. 2ya Isl
TIE TERMS OF SALE !. .st ..
viii be CASH Sufficient 70 pay alt the costs or ex-
ecuiing the trusts of said deeds 70 pay tue
interest on the bonds outstanding under the deed
OF 1869 aforesaid estimated at about $86. co., 6nd
hen credt untilfthe lat Of January, 1871 .as 70
s48 GO0 with interest from the llat Of JOY, 38l2,
ut the tate OF per cent PEI snuIm, paya4!s 10y as
the interest due on the bonds Of thecnratf class
under the deed OF 1855 aforesaid, esimated st
about $4,000 and credit until the 1ssJ OF !snu-
ary 1888 as 10 $500 900, with interest," OF therate
| or per cent per annum from the lat OF July,
l;1s72 payabe semi! annually, and then Casn sur
ucient 10 pay the interest due on the Donos ottne
secoPd class usds. mos;gsge q ssI sIs
II
credit nntiI lstiDf January 1877, 10, t299 900,
with interest from the 1ss Of July, 1872, at the
rate OF Z per cent. per annnm; payable semian-
nually and then credit until the 1st e. Jalupy,
1890, az to the residue Of such purchase money,
with iuteresl at the rate OF per cent. per an
mum. As 70 40 much OF che purchase money as
NAV be applicable to the bonds, secured by, the
deeds of rust aforesaid, the purchaser shall give
his bonds corresponding With the said ouistahd-
Ing bonds and as to the residne Of such pnrc1ese
money, the purchaser shall give mis- BONG o, or
bonds, as may be dstermined upon after the sale;
the purchasers bonds 10 be- secured c6y deea OF
|. trust On the property ana franchises 500:
.Capttalfsts viii take notice that the erect OF
B.saIs aud conveyance by the undersigned VII pc
70 eXIingulsh the Company Aforesaid, ana make
the purchaser body CORPORATE fof iul.aet Psl
| iieniars. apply; ;too Aessienrs cPAGEI&;i4Auhf
uonnseiors M Law, Richmond. Va. \, -
0'''-- '''h ..'' r 81: MAURY, as
l.7E!v.s.5 81 - stnI JgPRQSSEKHABBr
- 4.,.tt.aa,.,t Surviving Trustees.
| n Sale conducted by Messrs. GRUBBS d
WILLIAMS, AucuoneefS.' - - ~ |'',-".
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