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nominee and his friends aud in style
fur better than most of those Vii cli fbis
reporter has attended ia24tI.e yari65s
political eampaigas Y'I,srs was i
5abundanOa for all kna toe most ordsfls
spirit, with al evidsnt segss 81 general
satisfaction, prevailed, throushoutIthe
scene. t.
When oil were filed, the sfand was
again occupied, aud Lieutenant Colonel
Sam. DickefsCn, who had come up with
the independent candidate, went in
strong to the support of the regular
nominee. The meeting finally adjourned
wish great enthusiasm, satisfied that
there vas but. one way fer an honest
Republican, to do, and that was to vote
solid for the nominee of che convention
Union. Herald.
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Woman, tHls- bright oraamen. Of YOUR

Woman, 4 pc. brishtOrnamen. of your
h0pse win co lme .osligbt up your hall
with her smiiA is and % adofn it with tho
productions Of her skiItnl hands, exciting.
e@ulltion with hout shs jsnlou.y that ep..
sbitters y 6IfSshe canlo. share with you
the tolls ofth field, when With the sun
you close YOUR labors, she csu make You
forget the bet 1t and burden Of the day.
~, While your hands direct the plo ugh,
hers will conf eribute to increase your
store. WITHOUT. woman there is no
home; without her your annu,l5 fairs
might interesf tho head, but would nov-
er engage chg heart ! GApplause.1
/ Among you9rse!yss, Let your rivalry
bO that of a rothsrhood, advancing not
only your own prosperity, tDut that of
your pefghbesr Let your comp stition
be without st9rifs, ssd ell your pleasures
will be WITHOUT alloy. Then will every
faoe be broIihers AID every house.
home 2 sk
Az che cohclrsioa of Judge Glover's
address, arot piece of music was psr.
formed, and then the benedic,iou was
pronounesd by the chaplain. The pso.
cesSion was r( .formed and marohea b,ck
to the Masoplic Hall, aud then dispersel.
The crowd tbcn vent to,tho picnic
ground in shady grove opposite Capt.
Rowe's. There a bouuteous meal con
cluded the oeren,oni,s Of she occasion,
and every o:Fe went away delighted with
the psriormkuces. Tie only drawback
to tho plehsurcs of the day was the
grest heat, one gentlemen, Mr. Crook,
being sunsVruck. Mr DibbIe, the ,uar.
shal Of thoI dny, was at one time over,
come With 1.-The heat, but soon entirely
recovered.
Too great credit canno, Be given 60
the people 9f orangeburg in & snernl for
che pubic &pirit manifested, nor to the
directors INF particular, for the skilful
management which contributed 80 much
to the succeeds Of the occasian.
~ ARTEL.
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lsT OFAEFTERs Egen1,.,,,. !, !.

II =
IL ing in the orsngeburg. Post Office up
to August l4th, 1873.
A-D X Austen, J-Ayres, Henry Adams
Hannah Adams, Lizzie Addison, Mary A
Axen, Mary Allen, Zykes Anderson. ~
B-Thom Boyeau, N Bonnet, y Butler
care Ad Butler, Burt, NJ d Bolen, Maria
u Bonnet, Molly A Bell, Rxth Btnnicksr,
Richard Blackneys Il y Blaekney, Sylvester
Brown, James Boll9n, Jehn Banks g q
brner, Brickle, Margarotte A Bell,
Mary Z Dozard. -aJ.vf ,stl~.a :
Chs Collum, Hattie Cornelius. Julia
Coghill. lsnac Crum, Martin Cope, I K Con.
ner, I Chon, Sarah Carson, Nisa COY:
w c Conner, 5, W NJ Cummings. Rev " Car,
son, Abraham Cook, A Cook. David f,uid
well, Conner,2, y Colon, e Cartex. Gen
Cnller, liz snry Coulter; :. :
D--LiIzio Dukes cave Mtka, wills David.
Si"psey Diyi;e, RoS n Donaidson, Peter
pantzler, Margaret. Dautzlcr. Louisa De-
youx, 2, August Davis, Adam Dash. A pa.
vies, C a Davis, Frauk Donlloc. flsorge s3ye'
2, j Dnkont, J a Dantzler, Miss IL Dsk'
) Donnelley. Richd D4rgiu.
rs = Emtn erson, Rev &c Ezell, J Z
F-E L Franklin, 2, J.C, Punasrborl. i,
aog!e, Fogle, Ann Fielder, Louisa fun-
chos, siAilel Fears " 'S go
Hrhaoh Golson, Lizzie Grey, Sxml Glib.
son. David durey, Capt T Eaiisgher, 2, VIM
herionB, Miss II Hydrfk, Lewis Hsrrisos.
louisa Hall care J BroWn,.J n Harrison.
Harley, Marvene Hhrt, Poly Hook 4
iieaner, d Houssr, A HSrgsr, E HoTSsr
Miss Rosa Hook, Mary Hanysor, = -
10y inabnet, l. inabas., L q Ineb.l
net, : II lriok. J c Ingram, Henrietta 4 q
J-Mery Johnston, MARY Jamison. John
johnson, u D Jones, Mrs E jennings, Emma
Jackson, esGssey Isnning "a. soob Jarnisoa.
JohnlC ones julia JENNINGS, j j Johnson
Nary Jninison, John Johnson, VI L Jaskson
+" a Jackson, Jones. Thomas Jones.e
ses esK-Sauf Keith care Joe Moorss.
Ma MdKay,. Win. Mathews. w u Mn
'lerides, X NJ Murphy, John Nj syersa Nislls
Meyers, 5Aieli McLecll, Lizzy, f,pA btrsI. !
y Moorer, Slrs Grun McChnnon, John
Nose, Mrs najubeau Il j Moore Ella
II cDonald eliza AtoGlaun6a, Amanda 81 -.
MeEiaseti. FssT .sftNs 81 Eis7sseS' -
Nj B Nslson, Rer Ia sSe,soa, Tbos "
i'.APtal Parker Hathss Pe,,sr e.
George, Maitnds Phillips, Mira Il A srriec
ssJ J a Prsee, Cleo Pearson, Mar X n p;rk,
sns, hmms Paircs, Annie ropscr, Fioie,te
Four, &ri Pearson, VIA Peosef. VI IN s;t,rus
ner. Ans y PopasrEs Fanpiags Pse.s G., ar-,
kAGsia iirth. Henry keilisy, " g Ross..'
Simoasl lito6inseas u otRiiey, Isabella Rove
l, Rowe, Charley Robertson, Quincy Hum.
Charles Rabser, Chs Rickeub4eAsr. eafaaS
q s. Alvin Sally, a l. StromAn, Sind Sim
mons, Sepgo summons, YIN Snidgr, W II
Shaiel, Milton Smith, Mrs NJ ESullins, Mra
NJ L Staley, Marih Stafford, CATER Stephens.
6 D Sellers, Prancies .smoake, Rev " d
Seal, Charles Smith, apn Simmons, Aiiss
" smoakH Sarah Smith kohR s,.,tfs, r,,,s,.a I
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NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY CoMMIssioNERs.
onAsogauaa Coukr,

a pse onAsosHuRo ,Cousry,
orangebnrg, 5, c., Augas. sth, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL
MEErlaG Of the Board OF County Com
rhissiOners o said County win NEE, at this
ofice on the FIRST THURSDAY %, sRP.
TEMPER. 1879. stwhioh time the CLAIMS
against the COUNTY Willie cRBDITEp,
i All persons are bsrsbs nOsihed TO hand in
their CLAIMS TO the Clerk of,said Board on
or bsf ore The FIRST THURsDAYsof sgP.
TEMB Err, 1873, otherwise said Clairns viii,
not be Audited ut said Annual Meating. G
by order Of the Board. - ~
4. 4. r. ssdoAKE.
Chairman.
Attest: Atf A@f
azo. SOLVER, Clerk asa sus
aug 10 a st' 1:s ssa 81
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Sheriff S Sales.

- n
By yirtdo Of Sundry Executions 10 !, 4 de,
rec,ed, 4 vii, sell TO the lighest b:ddsr !,
I orangeburg c. IL, ON She FTKsT Af,iS.
Z DAY in Sspisnbsf nest, FOR CASH n,
the Right, Title and Interest Of the Dofsna.
ants in the following Properfy :. Tiz - a S,Ee
I 1. One tract Of land in Orsngeburg Co1ns
7ty, containing 1881 acres more Or less.
(swamP land, bounded by lan,is Of "
Hutto, J. X. aoorer. .aJoseph Howell. SAINT
X. Shnler and the Charleston and OrAnue-
burg County line saE
p. And one other tract contaifiin > 5eAJ
acres more or lsss, swan land, poot,ritfsdsv
lands of sSsml r.. Shuler. Joaeni, e
Shuler, A.. Rsrsh'sa grant, joseph Howsu
and Abram y. Shuler, Levied ON 81 tse }
property of Charles s. Bull at The s,,,t of
II. Rlatts s. Co. $50 e7l RsSEss A5SsgE,T :
Ah'o' Ssa
One tract Of land In 'orangeLurp coun,v
con tanning 2S2 acres, more Or lass. ,6ounds5
by Iands Of 8. d. Parlor, Ir;ck. Snider,
'iiTingston and W. s. Brown;s@ ssvis5
on ~ the .propariy of Felix Rush deed a.
the suit OF Josiah D. way and via s,3
others. tssfe Hris.fsr;s = =. - $50
.''', ALSO 3 snssAsgssssly,s,.s
ops Let win the building thsrssSs,s .ss
Town of Grangebarg sn the ftortl isfS1e, Of
OF Ane Ia Street, bounsied on. "a North. and
East BY lsnds off. II. N. Briggmann. en-
the West By lot Of George Boli7sr. Lsyfsd
on asthS property Of Benjamin Byas az the
suit of w. A. Maroncy. EySa go q,rssss-
- ShsriGis "a 0fee, 4 R. &. ciIN
orangcbarg C. II. 8. c., Ole
Aug. 18th, 1878. s.sS
aug l6 ,-,ss.-es "a
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NOTICE. 81 3 =

OFFICE co SCHOOL GeNMIsSiuNBR
S ehAsasnoaos G. H.. O.,
sss Y 81 n a xe Argust 50 1878.
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- gT.@@s a'bnrga asa 3
t@ f21S ~ yasa6 q s>e. z..sy2 81.
The Coaaty Asoussa- Oser $500 Per
sans. PrssmtF Spsseass 4g Comptroller
3 General Hass, s7. aa.s, Duncan, nc
9 ESaSay. "fisiRps, Sdma Dfaisrson and
C@ers-7He Bdt5seas2sFNa and
Paeny-Tne' Psop,e 'Lsiaehimo~ tor
@e 6ssss'~, &oo'inee-- Z The Election
dofFs.t. ApdsNes a Certainty. !, 7
Ta "a y
Last Saturday @aseSa ggala day in,
Oranseburg. There were one or two
gathssings OF iilrstsnt associations, and
the streets iwOre 'alive with psople from
all parts Of this eflougisising couaty.
What particularly interested US was the
grand mass meeting that wastadsertiSsa
20 take place 60 mtify the unanimous
nomination Of Judge g. O. Andrews for.
Senator in the 2laos Of the Hon. James
L. Janiscn, dsseassa. IL Was, ,saidsshps
This wculd be one OF the ls-gest gather.
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= 80 RI
The State of South Carolina,
oRASGEBGaa seGNrY.
IL TnE CoURT ar PadHATe.
BY AJdUsHus B;aENoEFLTolS. :. 60.


BY AUGUsrus B:aKHosI.ToS $50
judge q Probate ia said CSuhiy.
WHEREAS, oiin i. streck hath an
spiieasto ims tsr letters OF AdaiaTsira.isr
on the Bstase OF NGabrici StFosk. 8sfs Of
oran gebnrg Goprtg. aepeazeleg 49,
These are therefore TO cifs and sfraonish
all and singular The K;ndred Ind l.fsaitors
OF the said deceased, TO be and Appsar be-
iors me af "a Court of Probate for the said
Count o bghoiJen az Drangcbnre en- the
sosh day af August. ts77s, at o'clock A.
VI, 70 show csuss III any, Why the said Ad-
ministrAtioAsb should not be krsagells
HiyeF ullt'es ply and md the sSaE Of my
" Cosfts ms ~ cf ANf4ss Ammo
pooini 1879
tIn KStSFEfoN.
lLSl 1aags Of Probate o. C.
@ ss3 \ & a esszs
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O- = ~ ksNdOp4 sOtJstrltSOfONBE.
a onASssngao, G. H.. sc,
~ AfEu4 Isl 1873.
no SCHOOL TRUSTEES,
Fhe, attention Of School TRUSTEES is hers
by directed TO the following Extract from
Chapter sxxXIx Sec. 9 Gen. Stat State s.
g. S 81 W sa
''They shall make or cause 10 be made,
cnce in two years. fu each School Dis. by
thefirstday Of Septe.nSer, an, eaun.e of
alishe ohildfen aifhin the ages Of and is
years, resident within such School Dist.
distinguishing Bstysen male aud female,
white snd colored, and sha clerk OF che
Bcards o. Trustsss shsll rsanf,,a. to the
County School cosaasi ssioaes I 'laplicato
copy Of the same"
"And in scass:lthe enumeration of tho
Scholastic population is not made as pro
.siasd Tor p tlsih ohaptps ay.thAt time. tho
County Boafa Of .sSbeot Ekaminsrs Il
authorized to appoint new Trustees for said
School Disrri,eScs z gS
In /, accordance, with the above you are
hereby rsqalrsate toward TO ahssoliIce said
report without delay.
=. Il. McKlSfsxY,
Z II cmnsys school coniaissiener,
s osaagebpfs s s. C.
angus 1879 e
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sATEIRI}AY Az Az, AUGUST ls, 1878.
Eidcslor,, Rcturns..

The falldsing il the sresulS. of the
election held last eduesd,y for ssua
tor: s sag a. e, 4
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-26
USE the Reisingsr sash Lock and Support to
FaSten Your Windows!

No spring to break no cutting Of sash; cheap dura-
bic, very easily anped holds sash at any place de-
sired, and a self fastener when the cash is down.
Send stamp for circular Circular and SIX r, co . :
postpaid on receipt of 90 cts Liberal inducements
to the trade. Agents wanted: Address RE!s1NG.
ER SAeH L0CK co 10. als Market St., Hams.
burg, Ps.
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VIE Subscriber having hought the old stand of
L. Mense q Armstrong, has enlarged the business
affords. will do WHOLESAIE A. RETAii
trade In the following products:
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DISSOLUTION.
The copsrsnsrsbip heretofore existing bs-
'.esn Sooe'merhorn q Ten Eyek 10 dissolve
cd By mutual consent.
8. P. ScHsRxERuoaN.
J. A. TEN EYcK.
.. n.,s, .es ..ss sSs1'.d 10 % n. :1o.s must
J. A. TEN EY&.
Dated Petroleum Centre, April 4. 1a.
FOR SALE.
One IT, horse TIT boiler 10 complI!, or,
dsr, ona S-borss Wood b Mann enai r. sud
boiler 10 complete order, 276 feet p inoh
tubing, extra hssvy, 500 feet large fcker
rods, Shows Pump.
J. A. TEN FhEx
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-08

Bg virtue of an order made on the 9th day of
March, 1873, by the Hon. John O. Underwood,
Jud OF the United States District Court Tor
the Eastern District of Virginia, in the matter
of Arlnistead s. Peek bankrupts in bankruptcy
and, by virtue of deed of uust executed to
fohn H Montague, as trustee, by VIM. A..
Armistead and wife, and James M. Armlstead
and wife, dated 2bth September, 1871, and duly
recorded in the clerks Office of Cumberland
county, Va, conveying the tracts of land known
as "GREEN LEVEL ~ and "COLLI' IS, {"
hereinaf err described, to secure TO the Merchants
and Planters Savings Bank of Richmond, the
payment of Fix thousand dollars, with interest,
the undersigned will sell at public auction in
front of the United states Custom-houss, in the
city of Richmond, on
FRIDAY. MARCH 2sTH, 1878,
AZ u O'Clock NJ, the above mentioned tracts OF
"GREEN LEVEL" contains 500 acres, and
lies on the AppOmattox, six miles from the High
Bridge, 100 acres in woods. balance cleared
200 acres are second low grounds beyond over
needing repair and all other necessary
Buildings, Orchards, &c. The neighborhood is
excellent, and churches of all determinations,
and mills, are very convenient of access.
'tOOLLl 81 is two miles from Green Level,
on the Angola road, and contains 800 acres,
one. half OF which is cleared. The DWELLING
contains six rooms, and is (as we'll as the out
budings) IN fine order.
Mr.. i. w Blanton, the present tenant, will
show either place, and give any desired infor
nation. His Postoffice Is Farm Vile, Va
TERMS OF SALE One third cash balance
in equal instailments at six and twelve months
purchaser 10 give NJ gottabls notes with approved
securl y, interest added for deferred pay ments
title retained until purchase money shall have
WIN. b. MATTHEW'S, Assignee.
T. II. MONTAGUE, Trustee.
NH SPOT
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mh7-F2v


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
lTED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia.
In the matter of William J. Lindsey, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
At FREDERICKSBURG, on the 9th day of March,
1873. "
Please to take notice hereby. that petition
has been to- wit: on the I'd day of Jan'y, A. d.
1878, filed in said District Court, by VIM. J..
Lindsey, of York county in said district,
who has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt
under the act of Congress entitled IAN act TO
establish a uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved March
I'd, 1867, for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provable UNI
der said act, and that the 2sth day of March, A
d. 1878, at 10 o. clock A. NJ, before J. l.. Water.
man, one of the registers Of said court in bank.
ruptcy at his office in Fredericksburg in said dis
trict is the time and place assigned for the hear
ing of the same, when and where you may at
tend 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 said bank
rupt will be held at the same time and place.
]. l.. WATERMAN,
Register in Bankruptcy for the
NH 7-F2w LIST Congl Dist. of Va
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AUCTION. SALES.
"A by James L. Apper-on.
~ Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.

U,RUsTEE's SALE OF THE vERY
j VALUABLE ESTATES IN PowHATAN
COUNTY, va, KNOWN As "MAIDENs
ADVENTURE'' AND MAPLE COTTAGE.S
by virtue Of deed Of trust from John n.
Woodan and wife TO the undersigned, dated 9th
of July, 1870, recorded in Powhatan County
court clerks office, In Deed. Book 81. page 400
being thereto required by the beneficiary, we
will sell at auction, the premises In gross, or
divided, as may BIZ deemed best. on
THURSDAY, MARCH 2OTH, 1873,
at IL o'clock m III fair, If not, the first fair day
thereafter, the really valuable properly above
aMAipEN,s ADVENTURE considered one
amongst the finest estates on upper James river,
is twenty. eight miles abye Richmond, contains
995 1-S acres, OF which about 900 acres u04
acres fine James river grounds, besides crock
flats adjoining them, are cleared and In q fine
state of cultivation, well adapted to the growth
| of wheat, corn, tobacco, hay. oats, and other
| crops usual 10 this climate. The balance well
wooded. There are two mansions, oveTseers
| house, and Two sets of out buildipgs, such as
servants quarters, barns: stables, &C.
| One mansion called PHEASANT OAK .
not long since added TO and thoro ghly repaired
| contains twelve rooms; the other called THE
| RIVER DWELLING, also added TO and re-
| paired within a short time. contains ten OF
i twelve rooms, and is handsomely situated on q
hill just above the river. This estate - remarka.
bly, healthy and entirely free from chills and fever
| and other malarions diseases.
"TH III RIVE RIVER DWELLING" especially, over
looks for miles the most beautiful lands on
| james river.
MAPLE COTTAGE formerly Poplar
| Lawn, - contains $50 acres, on the south side
| of Fine creek, near James river, SO miles from
| 'Maiden's Adventure" which 20O acres art
in Oak Hickory, Maple, Ash, and other timber
of original growth, the balance cleared and II
fine state OF cultivation. The soil is rich ant
produces well. The COTTAGE" has flv,
rooms, wide halls, and large porches front ant
rear.
TERMS: At sale.
7. L. APPERSoN,
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
| NH 1-eodtds Trustees
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1856
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
L goth day OF February, A b 1873, war.
rant in Bankruptcy has been issued out OF
the District Court of the United States for the
Eastern District OF Virginia, against the estate OF
Kobt. Green, of Fauquier CO, 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 said bankrupt, to prove
their debts and choose one or more assignees OF
his state, will be held at court Of bankruptcy,
10 be holden at the Registers office, Alexandria,
Va, before Lysander Hill, Esq, Reg ster, on
the goth day of March, A. D., le7S, at 9 O'Clock
A. M.
NH S-,S2w " ;. Marshal
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,dtr g9rNirlia State cSuurnal
TI7ROAY EVEN'G. MARCH s. 1873
THE GRANDMOTHER.


There are rare leaved plants and graceful vines
And it seems like a picture of summer t'Ihe'
The window over the way.
by the CHEEKY window over the way
see her sitting day by day.
Watching the passers by,
Aud those of the hou >ehold come and 60,
And pause by her easy chalr,
With n loving smile, or gentle word,
Or a touch on the silvery hair.
,7losa on The stand beside her lies
A volume, old and quaint;
And as it's pages her dim eyes sean,
l liken her TO saint
Waiting for Heaven, patient and still,
Waiting the masters CALI
And there seems a halo about her brow,
As the rays of the sunset fall
One day little Bess with the golden iochs'
And wild ways Tree and sweet,
Tired of her merry romps ana pays
Fell aisle d at the grandma's feet;
THE HI ten came and purred in her lap,
And the picture was complete
darling old grandmother, honored and loved,
THY pilgrimage soon will be Ger,
They Will miss the dear face, with its sweet
patient grace,
And their hearts sadly echo "no mo1e,'
Her earthly Journey is almost done.
Slowly the sands OF life now run,
And there soon will come day -,
When those she has T. nderIy ioNeu VIII say
Grandmother sleeps
TIL sleep which He gives His beloved
And through wintry days and summer morn,
They will miss the form they cherished SO long
From the window over the way. >, =,
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTWN SALES.
go AsSlGNEES SALE. IN
ksu OF -
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ACC0MAC
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Ten ST ,TE~ FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRtCT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter of Thomas Dickerson, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
said matter, made on the eth day Of February,
1873 her. by give notice that on
SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF MARCH,
1873. at o'clock P. NJ, / will sell. by public
auction. at Guilfrd, the following real estate.
late the properly of said bankrupt
No. l. A tract of LAND containing by estima-
ton seventy (70) acres, situated at Gull
M ford, Accomae county. Va, with Store
house. two story DWELLING house,
two q anaries, Kitchen, Stables, and other
necessary out-buildings.
No. 2. Two tracts of LAND containing by esti-
nation, ninety one (9l) acres in each tract.
called "Cat Tail" with DWELLING on
each, and eeessary ont buildings.
No. 3. A tract adjoining the above two tracts
Containing twenty-eight l2Sl acres, also
called Goat TAIL" with DWELLING and
Kitchen
TERMS--Gne third cash and the balance or
| credit of six and twelve months, the purchaser
| to give notes, with approved security for tn,
| deferred payU ems, and the title TO be retained
| by the assignee until said notes are paid.
| Given under nay hand this 9th day of F bru
airy, 1878. JOHN NELLY,
| NH 6---2aw2w PASS Assignee.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on tn

TJNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
i 2lst day of February, 1878. a warrant in bank
rupLcy was issued out of the District Court OF the
United States for the Eastern District of Wiz.
ginia. against the estate of Jno, X. Kirnbrough,
Of Henrico county and State of Virginia,
who has been adjudged bankrupt on his
own petition that the payment OF any debts,
anu the delivery of any property belonging to
ter 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 estate, will be held at
court of bankruptcy, to be holden at Rich
mond, Virginia, before w. w. Forbes,
ESQ, Register, on the LIST day of April,
A. H. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
DAVID B. PARKER,
NH b-W2w u Marshal.