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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-13

70 NJ "Father, was Greeley clecteds"
asked an unsophistlcated twelve-year
old OF his Republican sire. Starting up
with astonishment the latter answered,
"No why do you ask such q foolish
Question =, a Because" said the boy,
i.'yori said last fall If Greeley was elected
there @ouldbe panic, and everybody
says says there is a panic now, so Il thought
Greeley must be elected. "s"F1a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-13
Land for Sale Cheap.

vNlHE Subscriber offers for sale valu
Il able TRACT OF LAND, lying near
Liberty Hill, containing 3l3 Acres, and
adjoining lands of Frank McBee, Jos.
Jennings, J. II. Yeldell, Earle Williams
and others.
For terms, &C., apply to Messrs. Gary
& Gary, Edgefield, S. G.
THOS. ANDERSON.
Alston, Oct20 If 45
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ga RKAAaKABLB CONFERENCE.-The cor
respondent OF the Charleston Courier

ga RKMARKABhR CONCIDRNoR.- .-A cor
respondent OF the Charleston Co,rin-,
writes:
II is coincidence which I have never
seen noted by sBy one, but il is curious
and noteworthy, that st. Patriok's Ds7;=
the anniversary OF the landing at Port
Royal of Governor Ssyle and his little
band of colonists who planted Sonth
Carolina. This will appear by the fol-
lowing extract from the journal OF the
Grand Council, Of June 8, 1872: "W..
Thomas Norris, Anthony Charm and
Samuel Lucas came this day before the
Grand Council and made oath, that they
were privy to the contract between Rich
ard Deyos and @. Edwards; his servant,
and that the sad Edwards was to serve
the said Deyos the term of two years in
this provision, from the time OF his ar
rival there and ended the 17th day of
March last past.
"The said @. Edwards thereupon re-
ported freeman, and his liberty granted
him to take warrants for the land dua
him in the provision aforesaid"
This, OF course, fixes the arrival on
the l7th Maroh, 1870. I thought you
might be pleased at having this reminder
given to you on the 2O3d anniversary OF
the birth Of South Carolina. ~.
.'f F. A. ,PORQHER. r
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Forty railway companies, whose lines
converge to Vienna, have, in a meeting
OF their delegates at Cologne, arrived at
an agreement whereby through tickets
can be issued to Vienna during e1hibi.
ton time at reduced rates. Also special
through trains have been arranged, and
in every matter the convenience of pas.
sengers has been studied.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A oolored man.
named Bungy Blake. died in Gibbes'
Row, John street. yesterday morning,
after few hours illness. He was apps-
rently we'll and hearty just before bis
sudden death. The verdict OF the Jury
was death from a severe attack of inter.
nal Inflammation. U1arlesson Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-18

Dir. TurT's CELEBRATED ExpEcTonASr-
How 1T ACTS First. 1t detaches from the
bronchial or wind tubes the mucus or mat tor
which sometmes adheres to them with the
tenacity OF glue. Secondly, 1t mitigates the
pain and removes the construction OF the
bronchial tubes ard muscles of the chest.
Thirdly, it resists tho progress Of inf amma a.
tion and assists the lungs to throw of tho
irritating matter which accumulates.
II attribute the iccoTsTy OF my child !rcr.
avioient attack Of Group entirely to the use
of DR.. TUFTS Expectorant.
JANE DEYOE, DeKalb County. Ga"
'No ono who has been afflicted as have
boon for several years, and have been re-
loved and enjoyed the exellent health that
do now, could doubt for moment the won.
derful control over Asthma that DR.. TUFTS
E1pcctorAnt possesses.
ROBERT BALDWIN,
An eminent minister In Alabama.
DR.: Ihas Hoir Dye Oolors Beautiful Black.
MIS- 1871
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-18

The coal question terribly troubles
England. The country demands 1OO..
600. 600 tons year, besides 10, 900, 600
tone for export. The rise within few
weeks is eqnal to an extra tax upon the
public OF $3.50, 900. 600 for one year, and
it is likely to rise half as much more.
Some fifty persons and companies having
the control OF coal supply, will mako un,
exampled fortunes out OF the public dis.
tress.
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Groceries, &c.
BY THOMAS STEEN.j

his MORNING, March 1s. at 10 o'clock, I
will sell.
4 Int of aEooER1Es. Sugar. Flour. Al
ssWco; Pepper. Mustard. Ginger. Cinnamon,
densed Milk. Maccaroni, Soda, Tobacco, But
ter aud Cheese, Adamantine Candles, Starch,
Four Foxes Champagne.
AL&o,
Washing Machine and Wringer,
Unlimited number Of articles received.
Mar 18
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Setoing Machine: =.
By THOMAS STEEN.

THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock. will sell.
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine, nearly
new, and in perfect order. All tho latest i'm
proyements. MArah IA
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Independent Fire Co.
Maruh lo /

Shingles.
WE are now prepared to furnish our fret
w CLASS OYPkESS SAWED SHINGLEH, In
ans dosirol quantity and upon the shortest
notice. For economy. durability and supe.
rior finish. they cannot be exce,led. Ship.
ments made to any part OF the county
Mo iAsrER. MoNrEITH / RoATH.
MArch IL emo
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the Court 8. Common fiss::,.. a Spartan.
ss s", .:s s' sssssasS sess .ss ~. Msae
day after the fourth MopdaS in March
and July, and on the ffAt' "Wednesday
after the third Monday in Ootob6t.
SEQ. 5. That ell writs, supdmons
cognizances and other processes. - of
whatever kind. returuable 10 tie Oourts
Of General Sessions and Uomm6n Pleas,
in the Counties above named, BeSSnd
the same are hereby made returashls to
the courts held in pursuance Of the pro.
visions OF this Act. in the same manner
as it they had been Issued or taken in re-.
ference thereto.
SEC. 6. That all Acts. or parts Of Acts,
inconsistent with this Act or repugnant
thereto, be, and the same are hereby, re-
pealed.
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OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATR,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., February 4, 1873.
The foregoing Act having been pre-
sented to .he Governor OF this State for
his appr Jval, and not having been re-
turned by him to that branch of the
General Assembly in which it originated
within the time prescribed by the Con.
stitution. hns become law without his
approval. 81. E. HAYNE.
Secretary Of State.
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Az ct1on eaalca.
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AN ACT TO PUNISH ANY PERSON OR PER.
SONS WHO SHALL, SELL AND CONVEY AMY
REAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY ON WHICH
LIEN OF ANY KIND MAY EXIST, WITH
OUT GIVING NOTICE OF SUCH LIEN TO
THE PURCHASER OR PURCHASERS.
he ii enactel by The Senate and House Of
heDresenfdfires Of tho State Of South Caro-.
hnd. now met and sitting in General As.
se'ndty, and by The authority Of the same:
SKcrIoN l. That from and after the
passage of this Act, any person or per-
sons who shall willfully and knowingly
sell and convey any real or personal pro.
perty on which any lien or liens exist,
without first giving notice of suoh lien
or liens to tho purchaser or purchasers
OF such real or personal property, shall
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and,
on conviction thereof, shall be impri-
soned for term not less than ton days,
nor more than three years. and be fined
not less than ten dollars nor more than
i've thousand dollars. or either or both,
In the discretion OF tho Court: Provided,
That the penalties enumerated in this
Aot shall not apply to public officers in
the discharge of their official duties.
APPROVED February IL, A. D. 1873.
AN ACT TO AMEND THE Law RELATING TO
THR COLLECTION OF TAXES
Whereas. by an ACT OF the General
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xsfs&B7y, Epp1f5vsd Ja6ESfy IB. 1873.
t4e, pdwptr9llet1 General, with the ap-
EPfovAl olithS Governor, has been autho-
(rlHed to extend the time for the payment
and collection Of taxes for the fiscal
year commencing November l, 1872, for
such time as may be necessary therefor: i:
and whereas 1t is provided BY law that
the officer charged with the assessment
and oolleotion of taxes shall, after the
period limited and specified, afix penal
tIes Tor the aon:payment Of said taxes
within those periods, and advertise and
sell all lands upon which the taxes shall
not have been; paid before time speci-
fed; therefore.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the STATE Of South Caro-
INA, now met and sitting tn General As
semoly. and 6y ske authority Of the same:
SEoT1oN /. That in all cases where the
Oomptroller-G General, with the approval
OF the Governor, may have extended the
time for the payment end collection of
taxes, it shall be lawful for said Comp
troller- General, with the like approval,
to extend the time wherein the penalty
or penalties shall attach, and also the
time when the advertisement and sale of
such delinquent lands may be made, 80
as the same may conform, as near as may
be. to the period fixed by law; and all
advertisements and sales made in accord.
ance with the instructions of the said
Comptroller General, and all acts done,
or required to be done. by any officer
charged with any duties required in the
collection of taxes or connected there
With, by virtue of such authority, shall
be, ih all respects. as legal, and shall
have the same force and effect, as if the
said acts had been done and duties per-
formed within the period now fixed aud
specified by law.
APPROVED February 26. A. D. 1873.
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s"AS(NS~N-8 8~S|t>eefAs1sS
InaDoNi March .11Hs s4GledstUhe has
returned to london" The Eoao saws Mr.
0ladstohe has mot HitEisaGaihHh hi3xaSia.
nation. The Echo Sbelisves tut stEs
formation OF the Ministry is still in the
hands OF the Conservatives! suiol, ~. -s,l
The Government has received official
information Of the defeat, near Panpa-
!nna OF the united Uarlist hands. led by
OLA Perula and Dovergaray, by force
OF Spanish troops, under Gena Uastrino.
The insurrectionists were completely
dispersed. = -
Gladstone has been again, interviewed
by the Queen. It is probable Gladstone
Will remain Premier, with an unchanged
Cabinet.
The Spanish Government has advioes
OF the ront Of 8, 600 Oarlists, concentrated
at Vera. II is thought Gen. Howard's
treaty with Oochis will result in Mexi.
can claim of Ave or six millions. special
damages. -; 'ie. ~.
The horse disease checks military ope.
ratiQns in Arizona.
Three men, gambling at Syracuse, Sa
turday night. qusrrelled. Smultez was
fatally stabbed by two brothers, named
Andra.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-17

Safest Safas!!
WE have received the Agency OF MIL.
CLAIR PROOF SAFES, and are pranarsd 9 to
I'LL orders At manufacturers prices.
we nave now on hand two OF the above
Sesee, suo1ect to the inspection Of puroh a sers.
teb 26 JOHN AiNKH A. SOW
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q
Miee question whether the abo,ition
tbs wid6w OF President Linooin, who rs.
oelsed the right Of ranking, on: her Kns
bsnds deathI for the rest Of her natural
Ate.s4ts.sS ~ n4aa%4 y .S.Ta4s l.'4p ,'Sc,
The soeietyformed By the girls of the
San Francisco High School, TOR the sup.
pIessipl OF slang, has been diabanded.
The Secretary sayss ''It played itaelf
out" and "gave itself away" '21i'''s.'.il
aThere tis' O. negro woman. in Halifax
County, n. o. 1l1'years old. tShe has
children. ".' sssao E7it Nal.
Sc. Louis. aiter trying to regulate the
woman of the. town, , has discovered
that the ''sooial evil";i on the increase.
a girl in u Utoa, fourteen ,years Of age,
is tie mother oi two ehilddEaap., Il 4,
The outward bound. steamers fox ,Eu-
rope are a1l crowded to repletiop.,
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Buffalo Tongues,

Buffalo Tongues,
NEW sugRr-oured HAMS. ~
~ Breakfast Strips,
smoked Beef. for sale low. HOPE 4 GYLRa.
CHRISTOPHER HAYNE8WORTH.
BARBER AND HAIR.DREssER,
INVITES his friends and al parsons Who Are
A 5n aeeisous OF receiving > good SHAVE or
ohAmfoO, to pay him call at bis new
rooms, in the Wheeler House. HAIR.DRE6E.
lNf, DYEING, etc., attended to in best etyle.
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The Central National Bank,
OF COLuhIRTA l.t

AS SoAoA oA AZ AnGAOAtt4 oHuh,
OF COLUMBIA,
OFFERS for sslea limited amount Of aboye-
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, {only SiO. 600 m per
mile. At 81 cents aud accrued iptereat. az.
COND MORTGAGE. (only St, 600 per mile, J
at Is cents and accrued interest, and recon-
mend them to Trustees and others h,ving
money to invest, as being the most desirable
security on the market. for the following rea-
sons, to wit:
F1RsT.--TaEY CANNOT DE TAXED BY THE Estate,
COUNTY Oh CIrY. The. United States Supreme
Court, in the case Of the Northern Central
6allro4d ps. Jackson. {see Wallace, Supreme
court U: H., page 267,) decided that, whom a
,hsiirosd mortgage is Joint one. on property
lns 70 swG or more ssss the
either OF the States; and the same principle
| relieves them from taxation by County. DIV.
or Town. The Charlotte, Columbia and Al.
gusta bonds are secured By joint mortgage
Carolina and GeorRiA. Y54l ~ G-cl'
sEcoKD.-Bec.use they are absolutely safe,
being secured by a frat mortgage OF only
sio' 'eo4 and = second MORTGAGE ot only s5 .O0S
Augusts, and on all the workshops, bridges .
franchise and equipments of said road.
THIRD.--Because The sale Of the frat mort.
g;sgs bonds win e1!iogulsh the floating dobs
mortgage bonds will be exoIus. ,eIy. . sppiied
to improving the road and adding to it,
equlpmentsI thus ephanoing the value OF. the
property mortgaged.
HFouRTH --Booause the bonds are COUPON
20 bonds, and the interest pay able IN New York,
Charlotte, Columbia or Augusta, At the on.
tion OF the holder. Thus III " can ba col.
ioGsed through any bank without expense.
fIfTH.-The business of the Road IL rapidIy
increasing. and the property and franchise
d;aliy ;n becoming e, more yain ,ble-the net earn
per cent. rnote than for the correspon din1
months OF the preceding year.
SIxru.-These Bonds are practically re
deematie IN gold. for specie pay yment viii csr
a.nr .a.a,S De re, rSsqmsa before their stprity n
worth 87a cents, and receive their pay If BAL
thus adding profit Of OVER Thirty URNrt
On tho dollar on the First Mortgage Bonds
and OVER TnIRTYsEyEN GENTS on 6.e Second
M0rtgd5e Bonds. and IN the meantime receiy.
ling high rate Of intafest.
FISALLY..-As these Bonds have fixed
value in New York, Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta, they arc considered good oollate.
rails. on which mopey can always be borrowed
for temporary purposes.
JOHN b. PALMER, President,
| =. A. G. BRENIzRR, Cashier. Jan3l
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Spring Clothing and Hats,
N E.W ST T. T.

"E have made special arrangements with
Nv one Of the largest Shirt manufso sofnrera
1s2 70 supply our trade With WHITE and FANCY
SH!RTS at the annexed prices, for cssh mar
hsH dozen; the quality and nnmber of Liner
Aeo, New York Bills: 9,2oo Linen, rusosn sIs. NJ:
. = 59, .Mamsuts, z, 100 Linen, SIS.
Q 65, MksoHvtiis, 1890 Hnen, Si1.5o.
3 So, Forrestdale, 1,Re linen. sia: ..'.....p-
b 43, Boyb' Shirts, LOO EfHerf: O.
!, "a splendid line Of Cloth CoatssAHd Doe
Pants, Fancy Cashmere. Pants, a b6autifni
line OF White Vests. new style. Mar 10.
southern Warehouse Company,
..' 4. 20: ~. Ratlrodd, L:E,l 60" -;
ITS, prepared to receive COTTON and other
4 property upon Storage, and to make ad.
Yapoes upon the same Cotton .shippSd to
sh1s house will be stored subject, to the ordAr
OF the owner, and the lowest rates charceGi
tor storage. All property 60 stored VIM be
insured in good reliable Companies, IL insur.
snce is desired; snd sdvances will be made
at the lowest banking rates. Our storehousss.
are 30 located that drayage is not necessary,
and no charge for handling Will be made.
All bnBtn sss communications should be
addressed to the Treasurer.
- ".-,' EDWARD HOPE, President:
EDWN Z. GARY, Treasurer. March 2Sm
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IRRELEVANT SILL, Trial Justice.
Office on Plain street, formerly occupied By
A. L. Solomon. Business promptly attended
TO-. March II 2mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-17

The latest styles wedding and visiting
cards and envelopes, tastily printed, can
be obtained at the PHOENIX Office.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-17

New Publications.
m Ew JUVENILE BOOKS. London edi.
~ lions, illustrated. .-r'e
NeW standard works for libraries.
Also, fresh stock OF WRITING DESKS.
pporiioiios. Gold Pens, Pen.Knives, Pocket
20 BBooss. pho hotoeraph Albums Of allsizes, Fancy
nsaskets nas;ske ana Book Shelves, and general
veHiopes Hp and Fancy Station cry, for rale By
-oy r. l.. BRYAN.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-17

WILL. open tomorrow. MONDAY, 14th
In all the new shades, comprising JAPANESE
Silks, Grenadines, Challies. Lace Grenadines.
0amel's Hair Cloth, Victoria Lawn, in Lace
stripes; Victoria Lawns. in Satin Plaids--new
ana beautiful goods. Aprons at 25c. each;
two-button Kids at 75c. pair; Ladies' Silk
Ties at 500. each. Ladies' Silk Thread Hose.
extra long. A full limo of Llama Point Shawls.
2 lnt nne OF Llama Point Sacks, in new and
10 arrive in few days, an assortment OF
FOULARD SILKS, in now designs and color
lngs, tho latest novelties Of this season.
All the departments are full of the heat
make OF Goods. and at the lowest prices.
to show them.
All are invited to call at tho Grand Central
Dry Goods Establishment Of =, :
w !, WEI. D. LOVE 90.
W. ~. LoVE' D. 3. McCREERY.
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CARRIAGES
.sYal 'a AND a.. ;G.! .h...l
BUGGIE:s! i :: 81!

HALL At the Factory East. Of the
~ ~. Post Office AID examine auality, >
chasing auction goods. We cn,.not
bu undersoid In good vehicles.
n. J. CALNAN, Agont.c
JOHN AdNEW, Proprietor, 8
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New Season Teas +!

New Season Teas!
20 "a Is CHESTS original packages
hEFaa51@ just received, crop 1s74-73 The
M 9t tN quality Of these TEAS is.up to the
H & HEEL high standard we have always
J.. ~ maintained, whilo tho prices are
iully 25 per cent. lower. A really good-.lrsw-
ing Oolong we can offer at 60 cents per pound.
below we enumerate aomo OF onr choicest
brandg; OOL0NG, UNCOLORED JAPAN,
aUNPOWDER, IMPERIAL, nYsON,
TWANKY, &C., &c.
These from good TO highest grades import
ed, ana warranted in oyery case as represent.
ed. Buying from Importers only, and solely
In original packages, tho best terms as to
Prlco guaranteed; whiio manipulation in mix
ing and such like tricks are impossible.
GENERAL STOCK full OF choicest su applies.
LlQOO!ts ami WINES, OF known purity and
irreproachable brands, always on hand.
April GEO. SYMMERS.
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.Smick! Smack! Smooye!

"AVING fitted up tho magnificent room in
IL tho Columbia Hotel, formerly Occupied
by Mr.. Haynesworth, we are prepared to Der.
;orm on ths 9raninm q every gentleman, in
ING, and specially invite ali who want thoir
beard c,tt off. smiok. smack, smooye, to give
us call. HOT and GOLD BATHS can be b ad
at all hours.
N. B.-Our shop on Plain street will con
tinue to receive our special attention.
Apr4 REESE d THOMPSON.
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Building Lot for Sale.
SUITABLE for the erection Of fTWOor moro
~ Houses. Located corner OF Lumber and
Bull streets. Measures 1O8 feet each way.
Terms cash Apply at this Of1lco.
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and purposes of party, in the best senses
of the term, the first fruits of our unhap-
py strife would have been gathered to the
mutual benefit of all. Then let not the
passions cngendered by the war be any
longer cultivated, intensified or difiused
but let us rather turn to the blessings oil
peace, with southern and northern hearts
alike contending in race Of prosperity
which shall add to the glory of Virginia II
the future all that she has robbed hersel
of in the past.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-05

THIS entirely satisfactory explanation
of the back pay business, in The Missouri
Republican, does away completely with
the troublesome question of responsibility
and places the whole subject in q most
agreeable light: "We presume there has
been misunderstanding about that back
pay business. The fact is the whole thing
was touching episode Of mutual .disnter'
estedness. Congress passed the bill, moi
because its members wanted that money
but because they wanted to testify their re-
gard for the Presidents services by raising
his salary. And the President signed the
bill, not because he wanted the increase
of salary, but because he thought tn
members ought to have back pay"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-05

THAT most excellent idea Of nominal
ting candidates regardless of politics" Tor
the state and other public offices has
reached Iowa. The Des Moines newspa-
pers publish long lists Of the names OF cit
liens of Polk county requesting all voters
"opposed to monopolies" to meet in that
city on June Z to consider the propriety
of nominating candidates to be supported
by the people of all parties at the October
| elections.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-05
BANKRUPT NOTICES.


I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TIED STATES. for the Eastern District OF
virginia y,,.c h.nt.
rupt--in bankruptcy. mr.
At Richmond, Va, this s7th day OF May
1873. -
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
PLEASE take notice, that a petition has been
presented to the Hon. John O. Underwood, judge
Of said District Court in Bankruptcy. py
Vim. H. Allderdice, assignee OF the estaee " ssd
bankrupt, free from all liens and encumbranees
thereon. ..o.aa
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 70 ap.
| Il, The said city of Richmond, on the 9th day OF
| ,June 1873, at 10 O'Clock n. M, and SHOW
| cause if any you have, why such order shoulo
| not be granted. r,nrr,r,
| INV Tb2w Assignee.