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Begistsr's aIutifes.


ID EGISTER'S OFFICE,
HI NEW CASTLE COUNTY January 22d, 1872
Upon application of Robert Wilson, Thomas vii
son and Rachel Wilson, Executors, of William s.
Wilson,late Of Wilmington Hundred, In said County
deceased; Il Is ordered and directed by the Regis
ter that the Executors aforesaid give notice
Of the granting OF Letters Testamentary
upon the estate the deceased with the
date Of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within 40 days from the date OF such Let
tiers, In six Of the most public places OF the County
OF New Castle requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same abide by
an Act Of Assembly fin such case made and provided
And also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period In the DAILY COMMERCIAL, a
newspaper published in Wilmington, and TO be con-
tlnuGd therein three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal OF ONCE OF
H. 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New
Castle County Aforesaid the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS Register
NoTlCE.-An persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Executors on or before Jan. 22nd
1873 or abide the Act Of Assembly in such cas-
made and provided.
Address RUBERT WILSON, !
THOMAS WILSON, ! Executors
RACHEL WILSON,
iln2l-iS
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SUPPOSED FATAL BURNING Casa man named
Bell living about four miles below Cannon'p
Ferry, on the East side Of the Nanticoke. at
place known as Bells Fishery, fell into fire
while under the influence OF an epileptic fit re
Gently, and was SO terribly burned that his
friends have despaired OF his recovery. The
disease under which he suffered was induced by
an excessive Indulgence in strong drink-!Sed-
ford Record.
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fH-A BEAUTIFUL omah-The perceptive faculty
OF WON II is usually keener than the same phreno-
logical organ in men Women know that beauty
rather than genius is wOrshipptd by The serner sex
mau MAY talk Of IN latter his lady-ove but the
keenness OF the woman knows at he is thiuking Of
the former. Women are fond II admiration; hence
one Of their Ongings Is TO be beautiful The grand
secret OF female beauty is health, the power 10 eat
digest and assimllate proper quantity Of whole
some food. Take VINEGAR BITTERs II viii cleanse
the stomach, tone the vital organs give perfect d.
gestiOn, Turiiy the blood, clear up the compile xon
and produce state of mental and physical elecri.
city, which gives symmetry OF form, bright eyes,
white skin, glossy hair, ard a genuine type Of 70
male loyelness, which no cosmetic can produce.
ians-AW
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To he Editor NJ Tie Commercial
Would it not be advisable for tho Assessor to
publish the names Of the places where the ASSESS
ment lists OF the respective Wards are hung up
perusal Of the lists is desired by many who arc
unable to find them. YorpR.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 9th 1872
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LEAP YEAR.-Of course the ladies' all know
that this is leap year" but they may no. be
acquainted with the following statute from tho
old Saxon code " Albeit as often as Ieape
yearre occurre, the women holdeth prerogativt
over the MEME IN matters Of courtship. love
and matrimonie so when the lady pioposeth i
shall not be for the MEME to say her nae
but shall entertain her proposall in all gudt
ennrtnaie
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Host and found.

q z REWARD-LOST-O the night OF the Esd.
7rsb In front Of Dr. II. Burr's, on the New Castle
road, plum-colored OvERCOAT. The finder will
receive the above reward by returning II to this Of
ice. jan24-2t'
CsTRAYRD AwAY-On Saturday night, a small
- POSTUM. Any one finding the above will be
literally rewarded by returning Il 10
Jan23-st NO 80 KING STREET.
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WILMINGTON. jan. q.

WIIMINHTON, jan. II.
Butter So to 45c. per N. Eggs So to 40c per
doz. Sirloin steak 20 to 25c per N chops, IS
toes, % to Soc per half peck white potatoes 8
to 12c. Onions, 25c. Turnips, lOc. Apples, 80
To 35c
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~ rfsilsiDe furniture Stgre The attention Of
The puhlc Is called to the very lar and varied
STOCK Of furniture Of j. a J n. ilaman, No. 40
King street. There is nothing equal to II IN the
STATE Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for ONCE or dwelling can doubtless be aeeommO-
dated by this old and reliable firm. 1hey make
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the best
houses In the large cities.
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~ Mas Va q tidmtn traH Co s celebrated Or
gans-1 his Conn any are tht leading makers I the
world, doing large business IN the principal elite
OF Europe, as wtl as at home. hey make several
times as many organs as any other maker Prices
reduced since Oct 1870, $50 10 $500 and upwards.
Also, Geo. stock 4 Co.'S Pianos, Haines Bro S and
Bradburys Pianos. For sale in Philad' lphia only
at Gould Fischrrs, 923 Chestnut and ISIS Arch St
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gB-IO BB SURF.-It Is a fact pretty generally
known amongst genttmen especially well-dressed
Rentltm tn, that our German fCllUw-citizen j I'm H.
MClhausen at No as King street. is one OF the
most capable and tasteful merchant taiOrs In the
tity. lie now has on hand a very nice assortment
OF goods for winter wear, some Of extra quality
and mostly parchas before the rise In the market
and persons wanting clothing made promptly, ard
satisfactory as 10 ht and price, should call on him
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GREAT COUNCIL l. o. r. M.-The Great Conn
ell Of Delaware Of the Improved Order Of Red
Men. will meet tomorrow 25th snn. cold moon,
G. S. D., 3Sl, (January 25th, 1922 in Semi
Annual session in their Wigwam, GaWthrop's
Building. No. AIS Market street. at the 10 run
rising OF the sun, (ten o'clock, A. NJ
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bS-Stedn P0Wer has been applied 10 all the ma
chpery in use In the CnANhRsIAL Job ONCE, ann
ali the pressGs have been Oyerhaued and put In
complete order The MATERIAL and all the appll-
alees for producing good WORK, are IN rst-rate CON-
ait
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Maggie Mitchell this evening
Rollor skating is growing in popular favor.
The Union Loan Association meets this even
ing.
Parlor croquet is becoming very popular in
Smyrna.
No leo has been cut tlis season from the
Brandywine.
]. II. Reed had finger taken OH by the large
planning mill in the Jackson 4 Sharp Co. . works
on Monday.
Joseph Richardson has been elected Director
Of the Wilmington Institute. in place of Rov.
Chas. ID. Shaw, removed to Illinois.
very handsome boquet the present Of the
Lancaster ladies to the Delaware Fire Company.
If On exhibition at the jeweliy store of Benz s..
Clark
VIM. Mcclure, Superintendent OF the Newark,
IN y roller skating rink, was at tho st. Mary :
College rink last evening and fully sustained his
reputation at a champion skatist.
The latest improvement in u lady's artistic
"make up is to color the palms and nails OF the
hands a delicate yermilliOn. which ID u pretty
contrast to the delicate white Of the Untsiie.
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1nt 8ftrf.

TNoR RENT.-A room on Market street, % BY ss
II feet WIN KKNNAkD.
jat2Edt 306 Market street
UNOR RFNr-~hc whole building ". cor. an
II Fourth aud King streets. wiz be rented NV
a. a whole, nrst moor divided ini0 two stores, q
good depth and width second third and fourth
ciitiOns or light manufacturing purposes. An ex-
eellent business place, aud VIII be rented reasenah
TO good tenants. Possession on the NTH day OF
March next. Apply 10 OGLE A MILLER,
Real Estate Agents,
ian2i 81 N. W. cor. Fourth aud King sts.
INoR RENT-A truck FARM, near ilmlngton.
H Apply 10 jan22-u q. WALTkk.
INoR RENT.-The pleasant dwelling former a
n, y the residence Of WIN. Rice, dec d, at 18Th III
and Market streets. Apply TO
DLEGANT second third and Fourth stories, over
~ Garrett Kent 4 Co.'s Stores shipley street,
above Second, 20 let for light business Also. once
suitable for accountant clerk OF insurance agent
Apply 10 jan20-u GARRETT, KENT A co.
ENoR SALE OR RRNT. - SIX nve-rOomed "A
y BRICK HOUSES on liberty street, near MI
H. r. Dept. Apply 10 JOHN. II. FRAZER.
Real Estate A. emf East Third St,
janlG-eodlm (reegraph Building)
INoR RENT.--The NATIONAL HOTEL on NA
j. Water ST. Apply TO q. h. GuiER, WI
7jani5-lm' Corner Taylor and Poplar SIS.
INoR RENT - The store In the COMMERCIAL
Il Building, No. 2, w. Fifth street, now occupied
jsnis.ti 49, D' THIS OFFICE.
INOR RENT.-lhe HOUSE No. al Market n
T. street, containing fifteen rooms, gas, hot M1
and cold water aud all cOnyeniences Apply 10
jan6-u s. II. STATS, No. 40 shipley 81
II NOR RENT.-A three story brick dwelling CON
II tanning ten rooms; Nater. gas, and bath; front
and eide yard, high and healthy location on Gilpin
avenue and Adams streetone square from city cars.
Apply TO HENRY BNGLIsH,
ianl0-tf 100 West street.
INOk BENT--A truck farm, from fifteen 70 TWEEN
IL ty-nve acres, within ten minutes walk Of Third
street bridgs. Land OF frst quality, with good
buildings Apply at Coal yar,t, 80
cSToRE FUR RENTING. II W. Ninth street
MARKET Street febiG,u GRO. w. BALLoU.
RNOR RENT-store No COS Market street, run
II ming through To Shipey street CThe store now
occupied by u.s. Also, large rooms I'm I'd, 81. and
4th stories, over stores 90, and with good MIR
ket street entrance
chamber furniture at extremely low prices All In
want OF any Kinds OF furniture should call soon az
We Offering oil goods at low pri es TO close
business. deci2-u $. a r. MCCL AIRY.
ENOR REN1.--The large building No ais H. Front
~ street, wilmington, Del lately occupied By
Beut Lea az a Match Factory, with steam power
attached, suitable for carrying on any Kind Of bust.
decs u 90 Washington street
NOR RENT House No. sl5 Delaware Az ehue,
i with fifteen rooms, In complete order; and also
Will sell frame building on rear OF the lot, built
NJ. M. CHILD a co,
No. West Seventh street.
sep l6-h Wilmington, Del
l.NOR RENT.--narmony Mills, aud Harmony Mills
| u Farm. Possession given the 25th day OF March,
| 1sI2. Apply 10 MRS. MARY T. CANDY,
800 Delaware Avenue, Wilmington.
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u-O'ders solicited for any sort of book, mercan-
tile, and general job printing, at the CONN RcIAL
job once. Estimates furnished, and all info:m
ton aud expanations cheeriuly given.
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WEEK OF PRAYER The Presbyterian Church
in Whaleyville, Md held meetings through the
week. The interest so increased from day to
day that the exercises were protracted through
the evenings Of another week, and with very
gratifying results
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Wilmington for Philadelphia,
6.4b. $40 1890 a m. 1870, AGO. 400, 6.ts. Tia
1870 D. m. Sundays SEQ, i02D p. m.
Wilmington FOR Ers Verk,
lao a N, ia2O and bs2p M.
wilmington for BaffnWore
la.ss "a and iao2 a m. l,as and blfp
Wilmington for Harrington,
1870 a m freight with passenger attached and
1o.10A m; as p m cThere Is a LOO p M tram
70 New Castle.)
Washington for CoatesDfits Rssdi1g, BethLhc1 aud
FottsViis
$50, and 1o.sO a m. % and 800 p. IN.
Philadelphia for Wilmington,
49, 100 and Has a. m. 2s0 400, 800, TO SEQ
and i1.s0 r. m Sundays 800. il.so ?. m
Trains arriBe from BsiaiSars A.,
AGO from New Castle, 1918 a m. Az, 1890 p. m
The latter subject to delnys)
Trains arrige from ". e f. r. r.,
ACC a. m. 24O, / rs and s Is p. IN
~ See time tables for further particulars
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A Nav VILLAGE Benjamin Seal is making
extensive improvements at the Doe Run mile.
The place is excell6 nily situated. and will be one
OF the best stations on the new Pennsylvania 4
Delaware Railroad. A town has been laid ont
several lots sold, and new buildings under con
tract
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TB-FREsH FfSH. of the following kinds, at sth
and Orange: Halibut. fresh mackerel smets, pike
strawberry bass sunhsh, haddOek, founders, cod
fish, scalops and oysters.
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LETTERS TEsrAMENTARY. Letters testamenta-
~ have been granted to Robert, Thomas aud
Rachael Wilson on the estate Of Wm. s. WILSON,
ard to Margaret Jane and d. Eldridge Richard
son upon the estate of Joseph richardson, Jr.
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EH-Ths new Colpnf ade Hotel. Oh Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, Pa, Is nearest To the Navy Yard and
CumetprieR.
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re- Poultry.-A good supply Of Turkeys, Geese,
Ducks and Chickens at the Farmers Market. Eighth
and Orange
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9utifes.

SEALED PROPOSALS
= WIN be received by the undersigned for print
ing and binding In 500 copies of the Revised Ordl-
nances VI the CITY Of Wilmington. The pages TO he OF
the size and in the same type as the Ordinance
Book Of paper TO be Of not less than sixtyG
pounds 10 the ream, double-medum size sheet, and
the binding TO be well done In good boarl covers with
printed sides and leather back with gilt title. The
whole to be done in a neat and workmanlike man
The proposals state the price per page for
the entire work, including the binding, and delivery
Of the entire edition OF 500 copies 70 the order Of
the Committee, without any further cost or extra
charges whatever.
Proposals win be received up 10 twelve O'Clock.
noon, OF the slst day Of January inst and must be
addressed to HENRY II. PICKLES,
an23t3O Chairman Of Committee on Printing.
NoTICE-The nrst Quarterly Session of the
IN Grand Division of T., of Delaware, viii be
held on THURSDAY, Jan. 25th, 1874, at O'clock, p
at s. OF T. Hail. corner Fifth and Market streets,
Wilmington, Del
jan2OIm ST. MARSHALL, @. s.
LNXAMINATIoN FOR TEACHERs.-An exami-
~ nation OF ladies desiring TO become teachers In
the Public Schools of Wilmington, Del, will be held
IN Public School House No. l. on French street, on
O'Clock. d. M. HARLAN,
Janls-te superintendent
NJ oTICE--A quarterly meeting OF the Trustees
IN OF the Poor OF New Castle County. will be held
az the Almshouse, on Wednesday, the sist inst at
ny O'Clock, A NJ All persons having bills against
the Board are requested TO present the same, either
20 the Trustee in their respective Hundreds or TO
Wesley Talley, ESQ., Treasurer, or before Monday
the 10th All bills not thus presented win remain
unpaid until the next quarterly meeting
+ WILLIAMSON, Clerk,
NEWARK, Jan 18th 1872
XUATER DEPARTMENT..
w CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE,
| No. 1000 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del, Dec. 23d, 1871.
OFFICE HOURS, to ~, M, and from 10 9, p. NJ
| WATER RENTS
The bills for 1872 are now ready for payment To
all bills not paid before the S1st day OF Janu
airy, 1872, nve per cent will be added. To those not
paid before the first day OF March, ten per cent win
| be added. And II not paid before the first day of
April the wafer will be shut OF. Sec Sec. 16 OF Wa
| ter Ordinance.
| The water and protection tax, on properties
where the Brandywine water Is not introduced, is
payable at the same time and place. and dellnquents
are subject to the same percentage az in cases Of
water rent FRANK A. TAYLOR,
Janl3-l6t Registrar.
| NOTICE. am still at the corner OF Second and
IN French Streets, and any one wishing to secure
bargains In cigars or tobacco would do well to call
as sell as low as the lowest. Fine yara cigars at
| greatly reduced prices. Come down and see me,
and you Will be waited upon Courteously and be
satisfied that you came to the right place. Yours,
Respectfully, Ys,u K. l. RICE. Jr.
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ER-The CoMMEacIAL b OGee turns cut book
woIk Of 1rst-rate style and quality.
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EDWARD TATHALL. JANIS W. TArNAI
TATNALL g. co..,
Floris t s,
Delaware Ave. and Jefferson St.,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Flower designs and bouquets, for weddings, par
ties, funerals, nc, made up ct short notice.
Gardens laid out and kept In order during the
Summer.
Nursery stock for sale, and trees planted within
city limits.
Bouquets, wreaths, crosses, cut flowers, hanging
baskets, &C. furnished at short notice.
declS-8m-Of
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FIMAMolAL AMD ooMMERcIAL
CITY ITEMS.

tp-Siriy cents per pound for best 7 imported
Green, Black, Japan and Mixedl Broken Tea Leaf!
This Broken Tea Leaf is OF the finest quality and
of the most exquisite favor IL is rure leaf. has
no stems. and Is a third stronger than the whole
leaf, and but one-half its price.
All the nrst-class hotels throughout the country
are using II continuously and satisfactorily.
It IL put up for family IN caddies OF 10 pounds,
and sent C. o. d. 20 any address, and for the trade
In half chestr, upon which will be all W q liberal
discount Samples sent free. Address
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Boarding.

DoARDING.-Tw young men can obtain board
I'D In private family, at
Janlb-tf Ssi K. FOURTH STREET.
ID sep lion 900 DELAWARE AvENUR
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No. II South FRONT stceet,
jan2l,w&s3t PHILADELPHIA.
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VNOR sALE--A good az octave PIANO. Inquire
~ No. M FRENCH s1hEEf, or sis MARKET
STREET.. jau2lf
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Agauttd.

advertisements OF three lines are inserted undo
this head three times for 80 oenta)
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0faco, iIe Robin street.
All communication should be addressed to SSa ISS
Msrbanic1' and Traders Exchange, corner st.
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| C,onntrr orders uruD ptIv Sttonded Co. JAZZ - "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-07
THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST

SENTENCED To-MARRIAGE IA case re-
Gently tried before thee lonmel (English) Asslzes
was brought to singular and novel terminate
by the presiding Judge. The parties in the case
were young man aud a young woman both
Of whom claimed possession Of rural property
one by virtue of an ancient lease. and the 9th
er under will. They were in Court tor the
purpose of giving their testimony, when
bright idea occurred to the Magistrate, Mr..
Clarke, who interrupted the case to say:
cit strikes me that there is pleasant ana
easy way to terminate this law suit. The PLAIN,
tiff appears to be a respectable young man, and
this is a very nice young woman. lIaugheer. !
They can both get married and live happy on
this farm. If they 60 on with law proceedings
it will be frittered away between the lawyers
who. I am sure, are not ungallant enough 10
wish the marriage may not come oh
The young lady on being interrogated blush
ed and said she was quite willing to marry the
plaintiff. The latter on being asked II ne d
would wed the young woman CALAMITY responu-
ed, GHOST undoubtedly" MIR; Clarke remark
ed that the suggestion occurred to him Dy IA
s,inct on seeing the young couple. A verdict
was subsequently, entered for plaintiff on con
dition of his promise to marry defendant with.
in two months a stay Of execution being put
on the verdict till the marriage ceremony is
completed. The counsel gave the young lady
such an unmerciful chatting" on her consent,
which many in Court thought should have been
first obtained from plaintiff, that she lett the
Court 10 tears -Baltmorc american.
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RUCTED.N Stiles.

THE CELEBRATED WHEATLEY MILLS
L AND WATER POWER AND ABOUT
$40 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE-Under
and by virtue of q decree of the Circuit Court Of
FauquIer county, pronounced on the 18th Of
April, 1872, in the chancery suit styled Bank
of Commerce VS.. Wheatley," therein pending,
the undersigned, appointed special commission
ers Tor that purpose, will SELL ut the front door
of the Court House Of Fauquicr county, on
MONDAY, the I'D day. of August, 1872, the
erty of George T. Wheatley and the late Gar
land Wheatley, deceased, lying on both sides OF
the Rappahannock river in the counties OF Eau
quier and Culpeper, about four miles below Rap
pahannock station, station on the ~, a. y VI.
r. r., about 50 miles from the city OF Washing
ton. This property embraces the very finest
WATER POWER and some of the finest iarIn-
ing lands on the Rappahannock river, as fol-
lows: ABOUT 325 ACRES in the county Of
Culpeper, upon the Rappahannock river, and
embracing the Water Power and privileges per
t.ning thereto ABOUT Gl3 ACRES i'll til"
county of Fauquicr, upon the Rapp"hann"cN
river, Immediately opposite to the 325 acres,
bracing the Water Power of said river
There is an abundance of timber on these
lands. The Water Power is inexha,stblc, tn.
river front extending about |! miles with II fall
of A. feet. Before the la.e war the 'Whcat"y
Mils' were the most celebrated in this section
of the country, and together with the adjacent
Real Estate no more favorable location tor y
manufacturing town can De lould IN Inc NIi!' -!
Virginia. The railroad station is accessible hrn
level road and BY water.
Terms OF Sale Cash sufficient To pay costs al
suit and expenses of sne; for the residue the
purchaser 20 execute bonds with approved per
Sonal security III equal amounts, payable III
one, two, three Il d four years from day of sale
with interest from said date. Title to be retain
ed rs further security until list instament %!
purchase money Is paid, and the land subject I"
resale if the Purchaser fail to comply with til"
terms of sale
The commissioners of sale are authorized by
said decree TO >ubdivc said real estate into
smaller tracts if deemed advisable and to sell
the same in whole or in part together, with said
water powers, ut private sale Subject to the ap-
prevail of the Court. Purchasers therefore
invited to communicates with tlIcr o the under
signed ut Warrrchton, Va.
WIN H. PAYNE,
Ii. Il. GARDEN,
Comm rs. of Sale
d. NJ. PATTIE, Jr.. Auct onecr.