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Salano=9epeides.
Mu8 @afhinaton,

Us al b / n q t on, 4.Nprtl.-Ser Yraltoent
febrte beute Morgen nit benz Triib3u9e bon
Stem gorf suriid; er unterseihnete heute II.
I. folsenbe @eiebe: Die Soloaten> >Setmitdttes
giG; Sic SiG, pelae Yittsbur9 gum Gin.
gangsbaien madlt.
- Ser Senat beifdtiste beute bic Gruenz
nuug BON @m. 81. Bilmer gum 6epeniie=
@oqcftor bes 4. Stitrift8 unb bes Daniel G..
8ruce gum &eueniie, Collector Ses 5. 0itrtfts
bon Warplanb.
- Die &eueniie= =gtnnabmen belieieu ii6
heute auf S769,998.
- Ser Yraiioeut eruannte berte BEN Gbas.
Soerr gum 4oltmeliter BON 8udanaH,
go.
- v9rin3" Il. g. Grant, tpelf,er iebt auf
Der Sorpar6 llnioeriitat ituoirt, piro ben
CONNER in 0eutidllano 5nbrinsen.
9as YSetter inn 3anbe.
gSaibtmgto 4. april.-6eute idnette
es in Cheyenne, IS. s. - 6egen fiel in 4u>
gulta, @a., @barleiton, S.=@., Sadionpille,
Sla., &nOrpiue, Senu., Sapannab, @a.,
8ilmiuston, N.-G., uuo Sbrcpeport, ga.
@ine pra6toolle Corona murOe geiern N6eno
in 0todeitsr, 9t.=O., beobad,tet. Sem0lfter
!5immel berridte an Der @olffiite. Die Gent
psluluL III NRHAItet Sa'f blt9lI - SSAup'
3u Gbren bes arpfen Spoten!
llban1, N.sO., A. Ipril. - Die Sc
iebgebung BON Neip=Dorf faBte beute geetg-
nete 8rouerbei6liiiie lue9en bes Iblebens BON
BrOf. Morie.
Nem=g orr, 4. 4pril.-0as aftien=0i=
reftoriiim Der 86rie bei4loR nor9en 5u
@bren Oes Prof. 0torie Die Stod SOrie 5u
i9lieBen.
sSaibingt n, 4. april. - Seute fanb
etne meitere Siirger.Serlanlmlung ltatt, in
pel9er 8eileibsbeldliilie pegen bes 9oOes
bon Yrof. Wiorie paIitrten unb bei6lofien
puroe, am 15. Npril in Der Safe OeS Repra=
ientantenbauies elne @ebG9tuiBfeier gu uers
anitalten, bel tuelder Die u&boral Societp"
ibre Dittluirtung 5ugelagt bat.
Die 0SeerSiauna bes Sen. Mnberion.
-StuTdllise Sefeble oes 6ricasz
nintitertums.
Stem, Oort, 4. Gpril. - Die Sun"
beri6tet, bab bel Intunft Der 2eid)e Inberz
iou'S in Ieit- Botnt feine @eremonien itatt=
fanben; feline @brenescorte mar aufgeteat,
feline Srauermuff, fein Safut mar Su b0ren,
unD 9iiemanb liiftete ieiuen Sut. Der g8a=
gen, auf Den Die 2eide BET Der 2anoung 9es
Test lpuroe, t1arb bon 4 alten @dulen geSo.
gen, bon beuen ether i'm 6ofe Der ataoemte
oereuoete. Sen. 0tuger iagte oent Sertdter-
itatter ber ,Sun," ouB er lpesteae Sefeble
pom Griegs 9epartement babe, benz Sc
neral anoeriOn feline 2si4eus@bren 81 peran-
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Nrtce s 0Omp.,
General. .Aaent iiir Wiucor & @tbb's :.
ISl &dhmoldinen, 9r. 10, ytoroE@ harlesf
mir hnhpu ,ins itnmer hemiiIlt.

@ir babem nns immer bemiiIt,
uniere 9unSen ttare, setreue uno einiahe ansaben
biniidbttt aller Ndbmaihnen. obne fsurtt uno o9ne
Gunit au MAIDEN, uno oieies 8erfabren bat uns Die
maId6neu ,use3osen, iuelde INNER nod anbdlt.
s. e. Nc&eunep,
Nr. 1876. 9Eeff= Naperteffr.
~ 3mets Bireau Rr. 25, Of.BaltimoresStraBe'
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mRssEez@n
CT - -
ssg8AlESsTSgIs EsEzSs-2sggssl slZZ[sE5ETl
A6r0lid)e Central -Gi(cnbabu.
Bon unS mad sUnntas, 26. @oo, 1871, ucrtaRen
Die 3u9e baltimore, ute folgt:
Sd,neu;ug. tdc~b (Sonntn9o au6genoWmm).
$50 NHur9cHs, tsSa,neujug. - 9GsGb
lSonntd9s ous9enommen), mad RttSbur9 uno Gem
BGiten, @lmira, SuitalO anO Den Niagora 6aleH
1910 Osabmitta9s 90neusua. Ed8Gb
(SonntG9s dus9enommen) nah 1itt5burg uHo Dem
Beiten uno norOlidl uur bis gStaidmsport.
5.S5 Gdobt : SIprep. - 3Ggttl, nab BENT
Bsitcn; ebenials td9lit5, Sonnta9s dusgeuommeH,
nab Dem Rorben, Suiialo, ,NiagarG=6Gutn &C.
1890 abeuSs SScftern Grpref, (Sonnta95
1us9enommeH) na6 Dem gSeiten.
Die 3l9e nit Der Dg8eits4t0rpI Gtienbatu"
9eben $50 0for9ens, uno $50 yta6mittQgs ab.
Die 3f9e nab @ettp5bur9 ge5en $50 Ut0rgeRe Il.
Il. 40 Ta6mittags ab.
Il. 40 uno $50 Johmitta96 ab.
Die 3i9e nit Der "@umberldnb z&Gaep'er @iifns
bobn" 9eben $3.50 Ntoracns uno 12. 40 yHtoa5 ob.
Slrrnmmn0ations>3ilgc.
Rdb SarriSbnrs - lin $50 gta9nt., tdgItS,
S0nRta9s au5genonnen.
sedd) 9Sprf - tG9l4, Sonnta95 ausgenonneH,
$50 abenc5.
Waeb 0Grfton = nm llbr Nud5mittaes uuO
ubr 4teno5 tG9iib Sonnta9a uusgeuommeH.
Sic 3iiac fommer IN Baltimore an:
8on 2Betcn uno Eoroen 2,20, 7,20, Dio,seu5
uno 3, 6 90 uno 10 ubr 40 Df.4beHos.
Nort - 1910 Wor9ens.
SaItO. accommodation BON 9ary56urs 70 u. 80
WiIta9s.
Barton, Accommodation - 82O D1orGens unO
ubr 10 30. Abeno6.
Baggage Wrb ron 6otcl5 unO @o6nm0en atoCa
bolt, psnn man Ste Oroer6 in Der Office yir 9, gfs
Be9cn ocs gBciteren, 9LGete na1 alien 9untieu,
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11nfer befpnberes @cfhdft.

Infer befpnoereS 0cf6Gft,
SdnbIer nit 8oaren Su perieben, ats
SaiTee, Sbee, 3ucfer, Gcwiir;e,
Beine, 9iqu6re,
mRebI, Graders, SAFES,
Setic. stdrfe, geaf.SuIser,
gSaaren in . led ii9ien,
8ridts, WiifTe, 6elees,
,@idles, eaueen, isffbe
uno allie g DEN,
melde getpobnlib In enem OorSialden EoncnQros
ceriez2dben augetroffen fperoen.
6roRter Sorrdtb Ssffe Daaren
S5iIligife 9reife
unb mad alien Staott6eiIen irei abseltefert.
g. Sefpis Dunlap
(7Q-Tl SIR. A. gBe1z Sac JiiIonrPz Ctr
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Was Der Eriialima NIT iidl briuat

Bon einem dr3tlten Stnnbpunfte betra6tet, III
Der srlblins nidt Die ersotlde Sabres3et, pie iie
Don Den TriibItnss= =9itlern bei6rIeben uirb. Sm
@esentbeil feline grnote BON Wedielfebern, saaisen
anfdGen, rbeumatihen Sdmer5en, Nfa9enfrcntbe@
ten, Terpenbei6meroen uno Sunsenleioen lit fait 10
sroB, pe feline 8eil6enz, Sdnees stodGeu= II. Siri6-
bliitben.Grnbte. Die unThtbaren Saalnen unsdblis
ger arantbeien itei9en NIT ben Worgenncbeln nuf
uno tperoen BON ben ndhtlihen 0initen ipeibn Ber=
itreut. Der permas ibrem mepbtiiden @tnfluiie 5u
fpioerifeben2 @eiuiB niobt 9eiensen bon ihwd6'
lier Naur, ober Oieienisen. eeren Reroenfrot ourd
satise ODER pbpfide arbeit utsrause Hrenst poroen
it, penn ie ibrsn aorper nidt ftdrten uno trdftsen
uub ibn au bieie Geiie in Stauo iesen, es nit ben
unseiunoen Giniiiiien, bon wel6en er umseben lit,
auf5unebmen.
Das einsise mebbiniide Wittel, burd bas bieier
3usd ianel unb ider errei6t fusrben tam. lift oas
srose uesetabilifhe Grneuerunsss unb Starfnnses
NitteI, 9oftetter's Wasenbitterer. Die 2bdtiss
felt oiefes beriibmten speciFtums 1T 'ne perfa6e.
gs itdrtt Die 8eroauunasorsane, reset bic Ausi6et'
ounaen beiiert ben 3ufano oes Slutes iibrt Resel'
mdbisfst oes stubIsanses berbei uno perleibt baz
burd Der san5sn aorperhruftur iolGe stdrte uno
Gpauntrait bab fe oacurd fdbig pre, Der 2bdtiss
feit aiftieer Niasmen, nit pelfen Die t5rIbIinss
emit tets In sswcm Ma5e seidrpdnsert lit, gu mi
bertsben. Sier ulio III elm srtses uno auuerldises
RtteI porbanben. ben in oieier SGbresteit bericn.
ben 2ranibsiten su entseben, ober (penn e bereits
Dem 9orper anbuiten) fie itlsunis uno srinolid ;u
pHesen. auf ben Geibmat elmer Weoi5in tommt
nidt piel on, menneTe nur seb0ris biIft; aber bon
Soitetter's 8itterem bari man wobritd iasen: er
beuirft eine Sslluns. obne ben gefdmad BEG gatis
euteu anaueteln. (73-St&m)
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labadS.

Der etnstee ancfbetii6e assnl, Del6er bur6aus se1
fabrlos in. Nenn er BON Der r@oltonsO Oentalzaiio.
citation" einseseben wirb, miro oas 3abnausSeben
gum 8eranIsen.
9teienisen, ruelde an 3abni6mersen leioen. fon=
nen INNER renes gas, bic eriatreniten unb seididz
tefen 3obndrste uno sdnSIte ireibeit BON Sdmerz
,sn in unierem 8ireau, Sar. 81, sBef=Sapette.,
nabe GbarIesifraRe, finoen.
q. 9. gs merben tcine 3dbne ausge,oeeu, fpelde
bnrt SSinuns 9eipart ueroen fonnen, un6 alfe Spez
rationen fir Die Grbatuns unb Resulirung Der 3dbne
weroen init unibertreffllder @e6idlidtet pollsosen
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spe3ial /: Moti3ell.
nntsChlinnfinneft.

seortmefflidbe 0a.z z&iienba abn- Sb Iiaationen.
Die binans= 6 omr iidre baben oen Siaots Resi7
ftrator autoriiirt, StabzO big 1tionen i'm Eau'de
sesen Nortbz z9Bstern Sirsiniaz@ z@iienbabn: Sblt9a-
tionen aus5ueeben. Ser rnteriGteo Der aufaelauTe<
men Snen mirb aoiufirt. tSl-6I
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GiienbaBnen.
Observation-Disclosures

DukltItiUkt-S(Dtu &Vh"V"V"'
IN uuo nab 9ltttp d, 8. 5anuGr iei2, gsbeH
taslLtbrei 3nse SpiibeH Salumore' @Vee''ha uao
Sorttrssurs, uHo bpGr:
fabrt fdsIi6 (Sonntass aus9cnomme19 nm uer
t9 SSa Sa!!mor' a. I1tqg a 9a9f BsTbrS5
ftt nit suosbIrs une SarriioHburs Oia gfaHatsF1
SopzSabu.
tGeIid (Sonutaas QusqenommeH) Na6Wtttd9s 4U9r
Uiin. Antuut in Baltimore nm 500 1Ior9crs.
Der5t. Qouis ssgrprebs 3ng gebt tdgli1 uH
ubr 80 yiiH. a6enos Gb. antuHit IN baltimore
Der Bintcitcre eaccommobatioHs=
oTldst Baltimore um a 10 Hadm. 4ntnRit in Bali
timore 10 40 glUr9sRs td9Ii9 (SoHH'a8s aus8rH0m"
3 tr ROuHt airs Accommodations
3u9 perGBt Baltimore nm u5r &Gtmto9s nHo
tomHt In Baltimore UNI 5. % Dl0r9eH5 an, tGgitb
(Gus9eHommeH Sountd05l.
DIR @lttcOttszG ttns 3u 9 gebt ron Soltts
more 1.2O gtadmttd86 tdsHb tSoHrtG95 Gus9ss
nonmen) ab. anlunit In Baltimore I. 20 Abtuo5.
Rad, Snserstppn, Sreesrid uue ssind,eiter.
AOlo9rt oCs Su9ee ocu Baltimore S.UJ Sornllua9s
uno Ubr 10 Hltn. NdhmittagS. aHtu1it in SGltis
more Hm 10. AZ Wor9cns uno 800 yiadmitlags,
9Sdh NittSbure,
via SunnclSpiucr Sabn.
Die 3i0s 9sben ieesn Abeno um ubr so BlH. a5
uno tomneH um 900 Abenos an.
Sld1b SSaibinaton. ~
Nbabrtr ron Baltimore irub UNI 4. 20 DliH.
5.OS, 100, 5. 30 uno II ubr 30 Min. ytadm, UNI ,,
$50, 4.45, $50 uu6 $40 4brnO5.
ab9uug uon g3 ing to Il irIb 6.45, 500 uuo
815, un0 1890; 9fdmittGg5 i2.4j, 500, 4.lU 5.40,
7.45 unt lbr A6enns.
SunutaaS. Siiae. - Rad g8ai6ington um 4.2n,
5.0S, uno ubr SO Nin. 0ioreens, uIr a. 9Pir
Gatm. uno rbr 40 Nin. I0Guo5, SCrlafitn gBaz
ibn9tou nm 500 Qior9eRs uno 800, $40, 7.45 uuo
9 uPr Ibenos.
gtGd1 IuuappliS.
GtiGbrt bon Baltimore UNI $50 Morgsus uRb 4
nbr 45 Yiin. Rrbm. Bcrlailen Gabington mn $40
Torseus uno l5r 10 0iiHuten 9iadmIudgs.
Wegen netGIer ausfuutt, iOrule 6u9rbiuete aler
slrt H. |. 10. menoe man iil1 an S. 3. gngtdHo,
agsnten in Der @ambeuzS Station, ooer an 0as Bill
let=Sureau.
So 9abr6ilcte fino aud in SSr. A49, SBeN:SSdl1
ttinurcs, Gtc Der @GloertitraBe Su bdben, no man
Seltellun9cn gum abboen pon 0Cpad, meldes Hoe5
8ctrcfenoen gBobnung ge9en @onucInarte bio an
ben Sefinmun9sort martrt uiro bIntcrIniien fam.
Sobu 4. 9Silipn, GransportmGiiier;
(27j-) Z. 81. Sole, 6dupt= =BiaetzAGent.
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@ln SruGs nnb anOere
- 9ei0enbe!

~~zAz--=;.zAl> au6 einem 9febrteH Bublitum
empfebGen mir uner wobI=aiortirtes Eager pom dbis
rursilden Snitrumeuten, Banbasen, Srudbbdnterns
llnterGebsbinoen, Suipenoren, :5upporter, Shuir=
Oamen, Serren uno Sinoer &c. &c. au6 pcriertigsu
mir ale Qrten pon appardten sur 4bbiiIie bon SerI
unftattunsen nnh Wiebileuusem beS menihltdbeu
Sorpers dls RlumpfiBe, Ibteie Sdlie, RiidGrate'
8ertriimmun9en, frumme uno ein9ebogene Sniee,
tiintlidDe 8etie u 10. 0d in bieiissr Stabt pielf
2eute iiber d)lette mo unp1iienoe g5rud,bdHfeI
flagen, oesbd(b lenfen mir bic 2lufmerfiamtet aui
uulere SrudbbGneer, inbem mir NIT 8tedbt bebdHp=
ten f0nnen, oaB SieIe Die 5pedmdBi9en iino, Del4s
in hieit9er Staot iabriBrt meroen.
0a Dia6ame BiumS nit 6em SpeStelen bieies
@eIhdtes 9enau uertraut in, oesbalb t6nneH t Sas
men pie piertraueHepolI oil tic fDenoen, SfHceituHs
Den uon llbr Morsens bis llbr 4beHos.
Sarl 4Sillm9 & 60, Nr. 113, R.s6onarofr.
StDtifen Saratoga unb Wtutberpfr
oorma(s SefSer Der o rtb pa oiI d en- s Ell lans
(5Sbr.t1S.,D italt In @oln am Rbein, Treusen.
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AlteS 4SaYier! SO Gents pro 100.
nm NIT eiHem Eorrdtte alten Hopiers aufaurdus
men, laHen mir baffeIbe beute fir 30 Gts. pro 1W
0oeep as. H9eH petbe ID tn eer gSp. ,. wl.
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Stto 0mfer s. 8ruber,

9aubols. s.2ager, Sobel. & SuBbieblentNGble
uuO Seniter- 6abmeus6abrit,
GHe Ger 9refISentffraRe, Gantonz 9lnenue unb
2iibemarleffraRe.
Salt imore, ben i. SSetE. 1872.
Da bic 5Strma BON .. 9Silipn & So. fit am 1.
Sanuar 1872 mad sesenieitser lteberentunft ouisea
lot, 70 bcebrt iid Otto Outer BON Der alien
5irma, ieinen Sreunben unb Dem Bublitum i'm Nas
9emeinen bic anSei9e gu MAIDEN, BAT er ienen Srus
Der 9arman Duter als @ompa9non ouiseroms
men, uno oaS
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Qnmft Feine SfGhn,nfchif1p

ebe Sbr Die serduidloe. itdb iebf 0Ienoe 8 alan5.
Jfa6 zBerbei,eluns seieben, Die toiienfrei on
aIen porShsliGen Mai6inen, pelde in benz @ers
taufslotaie bon q. ID. 9SiIe,
Ir. Is, @eit=8 Baltimore, nabe @apzStraSe,
aefauft peroen, ansebradat unb.
NIB. Wtaihinen permietbyt, aussebefert nnb urn7
oetauitbt (Npr2 ,12Ut,g)
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Neue Nn3eisen.
9fn Sic &rnnferr

Or. sficprS bat 20 Sabre Der ipesieleu gebanos
tuna pon broniiben SGt6en uno arantbeiea BON I'm
beoattiamtsit geuiomet. Sunse 2eute, an Sctb unb
&eiH ourd ltnbeoadtiamfeit uno oes ucbernabes
eeIbpadt, nit JicruenlhWGte, Stteru, 6erStGopien,
TribSeIIises gIternuno porietl9en SCrGu, lHoerm6s
gen, tper6en RAID 9ebeilt.
aneebenoe 9rdntbeiten Der SarHorsare fuerben in
gagen beieitiet. 9iittee Srantbeiten oes 8Iutcs,
oes 6aliss, Der Rae un6 Der Saut werbeH sriinoIit
SSit SsiIna iIS oorsntt pUs1 Sreou m ssSt az
Sapetfetfr., 5pi6en Bari. une Sonarbfr Con.
iultirlunbsn: 9 bis12 llbr Worssns, 2 bis 5 ubr
Rdhmittass unb bis ubr abenos; Sonutoss pom
10 bis 2 ubrD{oragHs IL. bis llbr Ibenos (243-T)
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Selegrapbiide Sepeitbeta.

Is ortiebun9 folgt.)
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-19
The Hero of Gettysburg.

A writer to the tribune gives the follow
ing interesting account of the last visit of
John Burns to New York:
One cold stormy night in December last
the writer, on his way to Williamsburg
ferry, encountered at the foot of Wall
street an old man, who, in the greatest be-
wilderment, was endeavoring to read the
signs on the buildings as he made his way
slowly toward South street. On being
questioned as to the object of his search.
the old man replied that he had been look
ing the past week for niece whom he had
not seen for thirty years. In that interim
his niece had married somebody whom the
searcher had forgotten or never knew. The
writer at first sight recognized in the old
man John Burns, of Gettysburg. Re-
peated inquiry revealed the fact that poor
Burns was on that cold stormy night with
out money and without friends, dependent
on charity for nights lodging. The
writer directed him "to the nearest
tavern" and furnished him with sufficient
funds to keep him for the night. The
next morning Burns was on hand at the
same point in Wall street waiting forlhis
benefactor of the night before. If in the
darkness of night his plight appeared pitia-
Bile, his condition as shown clearly by day
light was such as to call forth sympathy to
greater degree. Partially paralyzed mem
ory failing, without sufficient clothing to
protect his person properly, without money,
without friends, but with no appearance of
vice, "the hero Of Gettysburg" of whom
poets had sung, begged formoncy sufficient
to take him home to die. In the office
where he was taken 10 warm himself, Mr..
Henry L. browne headed subscription
for his benefit. Mr.. Charles G. Moreau es-
corted him to the Philadelphia boat. When
the student of history Shall read of the
in Pennsylvania, and of the prize
of a glass of water exacted from the Union
soldiers by citizens of that State, he will
find in the story of John Burns an anti
dote to his indignation. Ii. Ii. III.
No. 50 Walt street, Feb. 8, 1872.
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cations false, by witnesses. beg you, there
fore, to publish this piece. This will not, per-
haps, repair the injury, but it is the best
atonement for what has been done. For
Captain Wise and his company, have to
say that full grown man who would re-
sort to so silly and purile piece of petty
spite as that charged to them, is either a
fool, or fanatic, which is worse. / dare
assert sir, moreover, that if obedience to
law and an honest determination to keep
the peace and cheerfully uphold and sub
init to the laws of the land. both State
and Federal, constitute loyalty" Cap
tain Wise and the men who compose his
company are as loyal as your informant.
If men like your informant would permit
1T, they would put behind them and shut
out from their remembrance the picture
OF the dark and bloody past, and look for
ward with bright, confiding, cheerful eyes
to happy and united future.
Respectfully,
JOHN S. WISE.
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ASSIGNEE SALES.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ST,
- TAMMANY, MECRLENBURI COUNTY,
NlRGlNlA.-1n compliance with q decree o
the District Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia, entered on the 3lst
OF January, 1872, will sell at public auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 18Th of
March, 1872 at ~ o'clock NJ, THE TRACT OF
LAND, upon which N M. Thornton now re-
sides, containing fifteen acres, more or less.
This place is considered very valuable, having
upon it comfortable dwelling, with four rooms
good store'house, lanyard and ferry attached,
with other necessary buildings, lying immediate
ly ON the Roanoke river.
At the same time and place, will sell TWO
OTHER SMALL TRACTS OF LAND, belong
ing to said Thornton, one containing thirty-nne
and the other forty acres, each tract having upon
1t comfortable log cabins
TERMS-One-third cash, balance in six and
twelve months, the purchaser to execute bonds
for the deferred payments, with approved per-
sonal security, and the title to be retained until
the whole of the purchase money is paid.
A. IL. BIlACEY,
fe 16-2aW3w Assignee of N. NJ Thornton.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-19
1889
FINlIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE:-That on III,

Il 9TH day of Feb'y, 1872, a warrant in bank
rptey was issued out Of the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District of Virginia,
against the estate of @. Wesley Carter, of
Nottoway county, and State of Va. who has been
adjudged bankrupt on his own petition That
the payment OF any debts, and the delivery of
any property belonging to said bankrupt, to him
or for his use, and the transfer of any property
by him, are forbidden by law THAT a meeting
Of the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and choose one or more assignees of his es-
tate, will be held at court of bankruptcy, to be
holden at the Registers office, in Richmond
Va, before w. w. Forbes, ESD, Register on the
27th day OF February, 1872, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
DAVID b. PARKER,
fe S-Th2w u s Marshal
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
4 TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
In the matter of Burwell p. Jones, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
AT Richmond, Va, this Sd day of Feb'y, 1872
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
Please take notice, that petition has been pre-
sented to the Hon. John @. Underwood Judge of
said District Court, in Bankruptcy, by Emmett
trump, assignee of the estate of said bank
rupt to sell the real estate belonging to said bank
rupt, free from all liens and encumbrances there
on.
This is to give notice to all persons interested,
that in the terms of said petition an order has
been issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all per-
sons who may be interested in said estate, to APP
pear before w. w. Forbes, Register at his office,
February, 1872, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and show
cause, if any they have, why such order should
aot he granted EMMETT CRIMP
fe 6--M2W Assignee.
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A SSIENEE,S SALE nE lHNaE

3b4S
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
"A IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY AT AUG
IlON;-ln compliance with q decree of the
United States District Court for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia, of 26th January, 1872, in the
matter of George Walker, bankrupt, will sell
at auction, clear of all liens and encumbranees
on TUESDAY, February 9th, 1872, at II
O'Clock NJ, in front of the United States Custom
House, in the city of Richmond, 80 ACRES OF
LAND, with dwellipg-hous in Gloucester coun-
John Walker, deceased. Also, the bankrupt,s
interest in SEVEN ACRES OF LAND near
Blue Roi.
TERMS-One-third cash the balance at six
months, negotiable notes, with interest added
for the deferred payments, and the title to be re-
tanned by the assignee until said notes are paid.
JACOB COIN,
fe 5-2aW3w Assignee
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4 N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
il TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia
In the matter of NJ. M. Laffon, bankrupt-in
bankruptcy.
1872.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice, that 9pettion has been pre-
sented to the Hon. John G. Underwood, Judge of
the Said District Court, in Bankruptcy, by Emmett
Crump, assignee of the estate of said bank
rupt, TO sell the real estate belonging to said
thereon.
This is to give notice TO all persons interested,
that in terms of said petition order has been
issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all persons
who may be interested in said estate, to appear
before w. w. Forbes, Register, at his Office,
in Richmond, Virginia, on the 18th day OF
February, 1872, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and show
cause, If any they have why such an order should
not be granted EMMETT CRUdP,
fe 5-M2w Assignee
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THIS Is TO GIVE N0TrCE-Tba, ON the
Il 9TH day of February, 1872 a warrant in bank
ruptcy was issued out of the District Court of
the United States for the Eastern District of
Va, against the estate of Freeman J.. Wynn,
of Brunswick county, and State of Vir.
gnia, who has been adjudged q bankrupt on
his own petition: That the payment of any debts,
and the delivery of any property belonging to
transfer of any property by him, are forbidden
by law That meeting of the creditors of said
bankrupt, to prove their debts, and choose one or
more assgnees of his estate will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Regis
ter's office, in Richmond, Virginia. before W. W.
Forbes, Esq Register, on the 9th day of
February, A. D., 1872 at 10 o'clock A. M.
DAVID B. PARK Err
fe S-Th2w n s Marshal
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNI
IL TED STATES for the Eastern District of yir.

4303
N THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNI
Il TED STATES for the Eastern District of Yir-
ginia.
In the matter of r. M. Raine, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
At Richmond on the 20 III day of January, 1872
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please TO take notice hereby, that a petition
has been, to wit: on the Goth day of Janiy, 1872
filed in said District Court by A. M. Raine, OF
Dinwiddie county, in said district, who has been
heretofore duly declared bankrupt under the Act
of Congress entitled "An act to establish q, uni
form system of bankruptcy throughout the Uni
ted States approved March I'd, 1867, for n dis
charge and certificate thereof from ali his debts
and other claims proyable under said act, and
that the 10th day of February, 1872 mt 10 o'clock
M, before w. w. Forbes one of the registers of
said court in bankruptcy, at his office in Rich
mond, in said district is the time and place as
signed for the hearing of the same, when and
where you may attend and show cause If any
you have, why the prayer OF the said petition
should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will he held at the same time and place.
w. w. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy,
fe PEW for the Sd Cong'l Dist. of Va