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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11
CROPS IN WEST VIRGINIA,

From the report of the Department of Ag-
riculture for the month of October. we take
the following statement of the crops in various
counties in this State. 1t will prove inter-
esting:
Corn-Fayette Not as good as expected
good rains all summer. Mercer: Great fail
ure on account of grub worms. Grant: Vast
quantities, Of corn frost-bitten. Braxton
Mostly cut, and of good quality; supplement-
ed for hog feed by large corn crop. Berk>
eley Much soft corn, resulting from worms
whose ravages required frequent replantings:
Wheat-Tyler Quality generally good
Brook Injured by wet in the stack other
wise 1t would have been above average
Fayette Plump aud heavy. jefferson Did
not thrash out as we'll as was expected quail.
ity good. Mercer: Half crop; quality in>
ferior; injured by nudge Braxton Yield
generally satisfactory. Harrison: A half
bushel of Fultz yield 81 bushels in spite of
winter freezing; it stands winter better than
Tappahannock whent
Oats-Brooke: Injured in shock and stack
by wet weather. Mercer Above the aver
age. Schooner did we'll superior to most
other kinds; yield heavy. Harrison White
Schooner and yellow Scotland oats both ex>
cellent.
P0tatoes-Tyler Not much injured by
bugs. Brooke: Poor crop; injured by Col
orado beetle. Fayettc About average. JEFF
ferson Late planting did not fill WE'LL
Marion Dug early to escape grub-worms.-
Braxton Good. Pleasant: Much injured
by bugs.
ne ono>fourth of the working people of
Newark, New Jersey, are said by the New
York Herald to be idle. Three thousand
seamstresses are out of employment there
In Philadelphia thirty>two thousand work.
men, it is estimated, have been discharged.
All the iron works in the country are curtail
ing their number of laborers nearly all the
cotton and wooden mills are doing the same
lie railroads are using the smallest force with
which they can operate. From one end of
the country to the other our seeming prosper-
1ty has suffered a sudden and disastrous COL
lapse-a sudden willing. This may not be
felt long by the richer classes, but to the Door
It means lack of work, money and daily
bread-a foreboding present and a hard winter
to face.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES

In the Senate, on the 29th ultimo, House
bill IS, ga bill requiring labor of convic.s
sentenced to couuty jai1s, was read third
time and passed with its title It has since
become law.
In the Senate, on the LIST instant, Mr.. Gus
ton offered Senate Joint Resolution 81. ere.
quiring our Senators and Representatives in
Congress to ask the passage of en- act provid-
ing for a session of the United States District
Court at Martinsburg," which was laid over
for one day, under the Rules. Subsequently,
on the 4th instant, the resolution was amend-
ed by adding ''That the Governor be requests
ed to transmit copy of this joint resolution
to each of our Senators and Representatives
in Congress. The resolution was then adopted.
The Senate, on the Sd instant, unanimously
passed Joint Resolution which was con-
Cured in by the House of Delegates with
only three negative votes, to adjourn sane die
on the Fifteenth of December. All the leo
lslation necessary to adapt the Code to the new
constitution, it is asserted, will have been &C.
complished at that time.
The Constitution of the United States re-
quires re>districting of the States BY their
respective Legislatures, for congressional pur-
poses. within three years after the completion
OF the census every ten years. 1t is, there
fore, imperative on this Legislature to perform
this duty. The Senate has passed bill to its
second reading for this purpose 1t leaves
the Second dstric. as it now is and the only
change in the other two is the transfer of
Braxton county from the Third to the First.
House Bill No. ISL, entitled Gan act re-
curing the Executive officers of this State to
certify the election of the members of the
House of Representatives of the Forty,Third
Congress of the United States, for the several
districts of the State," passed the Senate on
the 4sh instant.
On the 5th, Senator Grantham introduced
bill from the Committee on Privileges and
elections, providing for tho election of Con.
gressmen in this State on the second Tuesday
IN October next. After that time the act of
Congress regulates the election of members in
the various States
In the House, on the 5th Instant. Mr.. Legg
presented the petition of Charles ames Faulk-
ner, Jr., aud 2S3 others of Berkeley county.
asking the repeal Of the l;uuor law, which
was referred to the Committee on Taxation
and Finance.
WHsT GRANT FAvons.-The Presidents
organ, the Washington Ropubhcom, says:
"Set it down as absolutely, certain that
within five years we shall have:
81. a postal savings bank
"2. a Government telegraph
SO. y bureau of railroads and trapsno,ta.
tions
81. Free banking.
"fhe monopolists aud the rings may fight
these measures and succeed in postponing
them for time. bu. they are certain TO come"
These measures Grant will probably recon-
mend in his message
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11

PREsENTATIoN.-One of those pleasant
affairs which show the good feelings which
exist between employer aud employee, took
place at the B. Il o. R. R. shops, in this city,
yesterday (Tnesday) noon. The departure
OF Mr.. s. b. Crawford, Master Mechanic, to
Parkersburg, to which station he has been
recently appointed. ives made the occasion of
presenting him with an elegant gold watch
and chain, by the engineers, fremen, MAJ
chnists, carpenters, boiler makers and la
bcrers belonging to this station. The watch
and chain were presented by j. B. Moore,
foreman of the turning shop.
Wheeling Register, Nov. 5.
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re- The Staunton indicator says that the
late John B. Baldwin's will bequeaths all his
property-real, personal and mixed-to mis-
wife, and appoints her sole executrix, with
the request that the court shall not REQUIRE
her to give any security. The estate was
sworn to be worth SIS 900.
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vlctory.t
OLD1yIRGINIA STANDS FIRM.
Advances all Along the Line!
TIE Democracy d, Line Once Mo.ey


The results in the various States. hol1inp
elections on Tuesday last, says the Lynchburg
Republican, may thus be summarized: The
result in Virginia elects Kemper, Conserva-
tive, Governor, aud the balance of the Con-
sentative ticket by an estimated majority Of
twenty thousand. In New York the Demo.
cratic and liberal State ticket is also elected
by decided majority, while the Republican
strength in the Legislature has been materi-
ally reduced. In Massachusetts, no substan-
tial change is noticed, the State being Re-
publican as usual. In New Jersey the Re-
publicans lose in the Assembly: they also
lose on the general vote in Michigan. In
Wisconsin the long standing political situation
is reversed, Democatic candidate being
elected Governor, after Republican SUI
premacy of many years. In Mississippi the
issue was between two Republican candidates
for Governor-Ames and Alcorn-the Demo-
Gratis supporting the latter, but the chances at
last accounts seemed to be in favor of Ames.
The Kansas grangers worked successfully in
parts of their Stats for legislative candidates;
and in Illinois. where the elections were for
local Offices, the grange party was equally
active and successful. Arkansas elected the
Republican ticket according to the latest ac.
counts. They only State of the number hold
ing elections Tuesday in which Republican
gains are mentioned, is Minnesota.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11

BEAR K1LLED.-Our friend, Mr.. William
g. Shaver, has handed US portion of a large
black bear killed on Col George E. Deneale's
farm, near Harrisonburg, on Thursday morn
ing of last week. The bear was crossing Col.
DIS. meadow, in front of his dwelling, when
first discovered. He was chased by George
Hall, and was soon freed by Mr. Shaver, with
Col. Deneale's dogs. He was then shot by
Jacob Hall, with shotgun The women
acted with wonderful courage. following the
bear with axes. clubs &c, until it was killed.
The animal was large one. about two years
old, and in good order.-Rockingham Req.
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.

AM obliged to go below in a short time to re-
I penish my stock, and ca Il upon all my friends
to come forward and settle their sccounls. All will
be furnished With statement during the next
week, and hope all will heed.
November IL, 1873. VS. MASON
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ES We regret to announce that Mrs. Jas
H. Mcsherry, wife of the proprietor of the
"McSherry House." who was so seriously in
jured at the iron furnace, near Harrisburg,
upon the late excursion is still confined to her
room. Mrs Mes. has the sympathy of our
entire community in her nntoward misfortune.
.Ndrtinsburq Statesnan.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

SCHEDULE efPasscn ger Trsins a irving md de-
~ parting at Hsrper's Ferry station:
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Cincinnati Express via W ashin gton.. 10 26, A. M
-. Lonis -" 1000. p. NJ.
Winchester Aeon" sos, p. n.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Cincinnati Express via Washington. 500. A.. M.
81 Lonis Expres. via Warrington. 7.O5, y NJ
Mail Train via Old Track TO all points. 1.n6, p NJ.
Winchester Ac'n az -'....s6 IS. A. NJ.
Trains op Main Stem make close com ections at
Harper's Ferry with tsains running On w. p. & g.
Division t" Strnsbure and points farther South :.
AT H.gersto~n Junction with trains for Hagers-
town, &c.
South. East and North.
Ticket Office open for all passen ger traius, day
and night. Comfortable facilities for waiting pas.
eengers. A. B. WOOD AGENT
Herper's Ferry, Nov. 3. 1873. go
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Died.

AT her residence near Kahletown. in this conn
"iFHEROW, aged about So years.
Near Shepherdstown. on the 18th nit. Mrs
ANGELINA MUCK. aged 35 years
On TnsGarora. Berkeley county on the esd
j. Amey, aged 3 years, months and % DAYS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EsTRAY SHEEP.

ESCAPED from the farm of John G.
~ Shirley, Esq; near Middleway, on Esf9Ss
the 9th inst. SIXTEEN SHEEP, of the n-H~
1mproved Gotswold breed, among them a large
Cotswold Buck-a portion of them with slit in
each ear, and the remainder slit IN the left ear
be given for their capture and return to the m
derstgned. or for information that will lead to
their recovery. GRIM BROTHERS
NoYemher 1S12-2t
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LAMPS, LAMPS!

GtALL and examine onr stock of Lamps, lust
" opened, comprising all styles and varieties
beautiful pairs ofstand Lamps, exceedingly cheap
also Houses Patent Safety Lamp, which renders
kerosene oil as safe rs any fluid burned; in fact
they are perfectly free from danger.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11

Eg A Republican paper-the St. Louis
Gtobe-states, on what it calls "the hest au>
thority,' that, very early in the next session
OF Congress, one of the Connecticut Sem
ators will introduce bill to wind up the Ma
tional banks, redeem their currency, and issue
greenbacks in their place. The Administra-
ton organ at Washington states that we are
to have free banking.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11

pARLoR IAMPs.-Hslf dozen pairs splendid
Nov. II, 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT
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The NARROW GuAGE RAILRoAD.-Ac COM
mission has awarded damages on the lands in
and near town, and the right of way has been
secured through this county and part of
n ighland county. The commissioners awar>
ded ID. Nj. Switzer sl2, so for the right of
way through his land. Work has been COM
menced on this end of the line, and will be
vigorously prosecuted by the contractor. 1t
Is gratifying to note that the stringency in the
monetary world has not. arrested movements
on this line of Improvement
Buckingham REGISTER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11
THE AMERICAN FARMER

DEGINS a new volume january l. This Ia An
I'D old established standard Farmers Paper.s
devoted to agriculture and its In terests Spe-
cial attention is raid-besides that given to the
staple crops. Artificial and homemade manures.
&c..-to Live Stock, Ffnit Growing, the Dairy.
&e. Some of the ablest of American agricnltu:
Reliable $3.50 a year To clubs of FIVE or nor,
onlv 81 each. Very Liberal aud Handsome Pre-
miums for Clubs. Last three numbers of rs free
to all new names received before Dec. 81 Spec
linen Mum bers free. Agents wanted eyerywhere
SAM'L. SANDS & SON, Publisners. s sss
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G~ General W. j. Hardee, of Selma Ala,
distinguished leader of the late war, died at
Wytheville, Virginia Thursday morning.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11

Es John W. Kennedy, Esq, has been
admitted to tho practice of law. before the
Circuit Court of Ohio county, at Wheeling.
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FINE YOUN8 HORSE FOR sALN

Tor sale. .afine Young HoRSE-a hight n
tall. works we'll in; sinele or double har-Sxkl-
ness, and is brisk and stylish mover under thu
saddle. Warranted sound and gentle. Price, $50
one-third cash, the balaneein and 13 mouths
secured by neeotiable note with good etido fser.'
Enquire at the SPIRIT OETYCE
Nnyember 4 Ri. lss =, rs ~
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ES The venerable and esteemed Bishop
John EARLY. of the NJ f. Church South, died
in Lynchburg, Va, on the 9Th instant, at the
advanced age of 81 years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11
Z. TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVRRPILIs
THE ONLY KNOWN ifplcINE ~
that at the same time
Purges, PuriIes, and strenttBeps tbe
system.

DR. TUFTS PILLS posed of many in.
~ gredients: Prominent among them re Sarss:
parilla and Wild Cherry, united as to act tos
ge.her; the one, thron b lite mixture With older
substances, purifying dpprgiDe; while the other
1s strengthening the systcrn Tbus these pills are
at the same time tonic and eathsrtie. a deside-
ratuIn long sought for by medical men bot never
before discovered. In other words they do the vofk
Of two medicines and do Il much better ths any
two We know of. for they ,emoye nothing from fheT
system but irnpuri.:es, so that while they purge
,nsy also strengthen and hence they cause no de-
biiity and are followed by reactt6n..
d. TgTr,s PItLs have wonderful influence ON
the blood They mot only purify without weak en.s
ing IT, but they remove ell noxi9us particles from
tho ehyle before IL converted into fluid and thus
makes impure blood n utter i.npossfbiiity. AZ
there lie no debilitation. there is NO nausea or
sekness attending the operation Of THE most excel
ie Ut fctne, which never strains tortures the
digestive organs, but causes them TO work IN per.
fectly natural manner; hence persons taking theta
90 not become pale and ernaciated, but tie con-
trary while all impurities being removed. the
combined action oftbe SarsapsriEs spd Wild Cher.
~ purihes and ipvigorates the body, and rot.ust
state Of health is the result united ackion
p,i:e, rs cents bog. Bold by ali druggists Depot
October 2l, 1sc34w.
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re- Mrs Lee, widow of Gen. Robert r
Lee. died at her residence in Lexington, Va,
on the 9th instant
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C0NSTABLEsS NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby gwen to the Tax-Payers of
IN Oshurn DISTRICT, Jefferson County, that the
DELINQUENT LIST of said District for the
wear 1877 has been placed in my hands for Col.
lection, by order OF the County Court, and TINT
i WI. from this date, charge Interest on all
Taxes Unpaid and \ VIII further say to all who
NOVEMBER. 1873, i viii commence to seize and
sell the property of al parties who NEGLECT to
avail themselves of tins notice, as this is the
last. will be compeiled to make return to the
December Term of the County Court. &.
- MICHAEL c. ZOAfBRO, 81
Constable OF Osburn District
Oct. 81 IS7S-tIj3. =
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Jonesboro', Teun, October II, 1878.

A CONDUCTOR COLLECTING MS FARES
WITH a Cooked REvoLtER.-The Twenty
seventh Regiment, N. q. N. Y. had their
first parade and regimental drill on Tuesday
in Alorrisiana. This regiment was organized
from the riotous Third. AT p. 81. about
fifty of these soldiers, who had absorbed large
quantities of red-eye, stepped on Conductor
Wild's train bound north, and after insulting
a number of ladies refused to pay their fares,
threatening death to the conductor if he at
tempted to eject them. The conductor de-
manded their fares, and they attacked him
with their bayonets. He retreated to the car
door aud they pressed him into corner He
smashed his lamp over one of their heads and
then drawing his revolver threatened to kill
the first man who raised his hand. Tits
frightened some of them and they stepped
back. Mr.. Wild summoned Baggage Master
johnson, and then locking the car doors he
with cooked revolver before him and Mr..
johnson behind him with a coupling pin, col
lected every fare.-N. y .Sun, October 3Oth.
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FALL MILLlNRRi! !

MRS MARY HENSON has Just received from
5 NJ Baitimore, her Fail Stock of Goods BON
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &c. and invites the Ia
dies to call and examine. Will take some Coun.
try Trade. Residence on Congress. street, near
the residence of Thos. G. Green, ESQ. 50 = (
Che rlestown. Oct. a. 1SsS-1n. s4,3,
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SPECIAL REPORT.

~ tionat Bank of Jefferson at Chs Jes;oW Il. at
close of business October 18th and Eove,nber1sl:
RESoTTRrES.
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$3.50, s9s.s4 s.s2.725.76

Sies,sse.44 S1s2 1856
], Samuel Howell, Cashier, Of the First National
Bank of Jefferson at Chsrlestown, do solemnIy
swear that the above account lie tue, the beet Of
my knowledge and belief
SAMUEL HOWELL.
November IL IS73-lt. Cashier
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VUEIAT.

4 AM now regularly in the market for wheat.
a WIN pay the highest market price for any
quantity 6elivetSd at any of the d.pots on this
Nov.4 1ST3-46. =, NJ. AISouITH, Sr. .
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11

GENUINE vyaitham " atchea. sentc. o ID. The
W beat and cheapest in the world, and the moot
accurate. Ilnatratrd price list aud lowc.t tsteS
s7nt tr"e. AddrssA + GlLER s Co, y Iisad ST.:
New YosE O2l4w7
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11

IS f(sTGRoMAECY, or Soul Char ming ',--Iioys
either sex may fsfoipate and gain the love q
anectfons OF any person t6ny choose iDatanty Thin
simple mental aequ:r"meni all cs possrss Tree nv
man, Tor 2ae., Together with a marriage guido:
tgSpssn ORACLE. Dreams Hipts to Ladies. We'd
aing-N1sht Shirt. SO a queer book. AddresA
\. WILLIAM q co Pads, Phtla. oai4w
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11

REVERSE YOUR PLAN. Leave Of
medicines that PROSTATE the vital powe.s and for
Hood Further, try HAMiLToN'S Buchu and
Bowels. and removes the impurities of the system:
by opening its outlets.
VIC Tradition q CO.:
-V2l4w. Ninr innst4 Ohin.
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SAMPLES sent by mail for SOC. thai retail quici
Square. \. 7. o2i4w.
, 1873-07-23
melse med Placat 22nd April 1917,
over
EIENDOMM1.ON

No. 81 DrOnningens Gade her i By
en-, hvori err gjort UdIag for Skate
~restancer for 1871, og hviIken Elem
dom efter SkatteIisten tilh0rer Caro-
line Bough.
A%uctionerne afhoIdes her paa
Auctions Contoiret som f6Iger:
lste Auction ForSdagen den i4de
august 1873.
eden Auction Torsdagcn den 2sde
August 1873,
3die Auction Torsdagen den lite
September 1873,
allie ON Nftermiddagon XXI. | sIet.
Chriatiansteds Auctions Contoir
den l4de JUL 1878.
Il. A. Wins.
, 1873-07-23
ETE NDOMszG EEN

No. 10 Compagnigade heri Byen,
hvori cr gjort UdIng for Skattere-
staucer for 1871, 90 hyilkcn Eiendom
efter SkatteIiStcn tiIh0rer C.. l.. \
II. VI. Benton
A%uctionerne afnoides her paa Auc-
tions Contoiret som t5Iger:
LIST Auction Tor>dagen den l4de
August 1873,
eden Auction Torsdagen den 28de
August 1873,
3die Auction Torsdagen den lite
September 1913,
allie ON f'ormiddagen III. ii sIet.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir
den Tide JUL 1913.
II. A. JURS.
, 1873-07-23

~ Y request Of Captain tIarboe, will
ID be sold on Saturday 10Th inst.
at o'clock, at the landing place,
SUNDRY ARTICLES
landed from ship Dorothea Mel
chior consisting Of
Lumber, Iron Tanks, Butts
and Water Casks with many
other Articles.
r J. ROBINSON,
Auctioneer.
Fredcriksted 18th July 1878:
, 1873-07-23
AUCTION.

n T the request of the Sheriff of
III Christiansted agreeable to orders
from Government, three public Ven
dues will in accordance with the
placard Of 22nd april 1917 be held on
THE Property
No. 81 Dronnjngens Gade Chris
tiansted, in which levy has been eff
fected for taxes for 1871 and which
property according to the tax list
belongs to Carolina Bough.
The Eendues Will be held at the
Vendue Office as follows,
list Vendue Thursday the 18th
August 1873
2nd Yendue Thursday the 28fh
August 1873.
3rd yendue Thursday the llth
September 1878.
all at | o'clock p. m.
Christiousted's Veal0c Office 14th
July 1878.
, 1873-07-23
AUCTION.

IT the request of the sheriff of
Il Christiansted, agreeable to orders
from Government, three public Ven
dues will in accordance with the PIa-
card Of 22nd April 1917 he held on
TEE PROPERTY
Ne. 10 Compagnigade Christiansted,
in which levy has been effected for
taxes for 1871 and which property
according to the tax list belongs to
{. Il. n Ii. vi. Benton.
The Yendue will be held at the
Vendue Office as follows
list Yenduc Thursday the 18th
August 1873,
2nd Vendue Thursday the 28th
August 1873.
Bird yendue Thursday the 18th
september 1873.
all at Ii o'clock a. m.
Christiansted's Vendue Office 14th
H. A. JURS.
, 1873-07-23

PFTER Begj9ring al Fogden j
= ChriStianstcd it0lge Ordre fra
Gouyerncmentet vii blive afholdt
3 offentlige Auctioner i Overecnstem-
melse med Placat 22de April 1917,
Ornr
, 1873-07-23

PFTER Begj,ring af Fogden i
h Ehristiansted if0Ige Ordre fra
G0uvernementet vii bIiye afholdt 3de
ottentlige Auctioner i Overeenstem-
, 1873-07-23
A Il TT b 4 Y

WIN all appurtenanceS, belonging to
Sir. Henry MilIen and situated sub
No. s Little Nordside Quarter, which
Auction as we'll as the former ones
has been advertised in conformity
with the Royal Ordinance Of 32nd
Of April 1871, but was postponed,
last time on the 18Th OF March 1873.
will take place at The undersigned
office
on Wednesday the 9Th of
August this year at 10 o'clock
noon.
The terms Of sale &c, to be seen
at this Office and at the Vendue, to
which purchasers are invited.
Fendue Office, st. Thomas the 18th
July 1878.
P. NJ. ANDERSEN.
, 1873-07-23
AUCTION.

RHE Vendue Director hereby
makes known, that at request
, 1873-07-23

of the Government of the Danish
Westlndia Islands in behalf of the
State Treasury as levy holder the
sale by 3rd Auction Of