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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29
To CARLIN'S SPRINGS,

TO CARLlN'S SPRl NGS,
on THURSDAY, SEPTEMRER3 3. 1874.
The undersigned com ittes take this oPpor-
turiiy to thank the citizens of Alexsnaris and
vicinity in behalf of Jefferson Circle, No 2,
B. U. (H. F. G. of a., for the libera' patronage
extended to them on all previous 'ccasl MS ana
nlr3pe ,hams,l y,s To u 9 their utmost etfyrts to
make tnis one Of the most pleasant excursions vi
the sea=on
Floor Managers
B. F. Penn, james Smith, :, e. Kl>lnllenst.
Committee Of arrangements
a. J. Marshall j. W. Wilkin:on,
j. L. Boyer, M. 4. Norris
J r. Watkins
COOK S CELEBRATED S1HiNG BAND
ha, been engaged ior the occasion.
Trains will leave the w s. 0 K K. depot as
follows: At g. Is p. IN , and 80, and 40 p. IN
Returning will .eave the Springs ut w and
1!.0l p. m.
Single tickets 90: childrens tickets zoe
The whole Circle will form committee OF
order aug 29-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29

7ALL and examine our stock of REAL
~ HAIR SWITCHES, which are heing sold
cheaper than ever at our new store, 90 King ST.,
opposite oarepta Hall.
aug ~ FERGUSON'S HAIR DEPOT.
TFISS MARY +. Johnson WILL RE,
vi OPEN HER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES On SEPTEMBFR Nth, AT HER
RESIDENCE, 20 PRINCE ST, aug % I'm
MISS TEBBS,S SUHOUL FOR YOUNG
Nl LSI les and LITTLE GIRLS, No l23
Queen street, will reopen on TUESDAY, Sep
TENDER 18th. aug Z9-2W
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GRAND MOONLIGHT

tn d CRAM MO)NLlGHI
- Essf.5,a s EXCU kSION.
OLU DOMINION COMMAND Derry, No. II
KNIGHTS TtMPLARS. will give their first
annual excursion down the Potomac on the new
and commodiuus steamer
MARY WASHINGTON,
ON MONDAY, AUG UST 3lst, 1874,
leaving the wharf nt the foot Of Alag street, at
o c!Gc., p. m "
STRING BANDw II b in attendance, and the
upper deck of the Mary Washington having
been arranged especially for that PURPOSE all
who wish to dance will have fine cp .,ortunity
10 do s..
This Commandery will join DcMolay Com
mandnry, OF Washington, at Glymont.
Tickets, admitting -enteman and lady, SlW'
lady'. ticket soc. May BIZ procured from any Of
the following
Committee Of arrangements.
Sir Geo Il. Shlnn, Captain General,
Sir Geo. +. French, Sir ID. +. Wilmer,
I'd. gar Waracld, W.. b. Waddey,
" j. T. Bsckham, b. CoTbett,
4. A. Ad m, Il. E. Downham,
d" john 5. Chapman, Henry Cook.
[uug 26-tdl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29

The FEELING IN CULPEpER.-A note from
Culpeper states that last night Mr.. James Bar
bour, who has announced himself a candidate
for Congress, was serrenaded at his residence
in that place by his friends, who called upon
him for a speech, which he made, but the pur-
port of which is not given. The writer states
that there is great enthusiasm and unauuity
of public sentiment in MIR. Barbour's behalf
throughout the county"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29
Open AIR PRAYER MEETING. -The third

OPEN AIR PRAYER MEETING third
opcn-air meeting of the Young Meu's Christ
ian Association, on Royal street, above King,
was held last night, with large attendance
and iull committee. Two excellent addresses
we're made by two of the members of the
Washington Association, aud were listened to
by the assembly with marked attention. The
singing on the occasion was rendered with
great earnestaess, and attracted the large mum
Der present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29

YORKSHIRE RELISH, the best end cheap
i est Sauce IN the Wor!d, LOT sale 81 -. d, hsing
nre,t, [aug 81 VIM. +. BROOkES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29
RUCTyON Stiles.

DUBLIC SALE VALUABLE FAIR
i FAX FARM-By virtue OF deed OF trust
executed to me by A. X. Chandler, dated April
III, 1872, and recorded In the land records OF
as the trustee named in the said deco, sell, at
public auction, on MONDAY, the 2lSt day OF
eptember, 1874, about II O'Clock m, At the
Court louise of Fairfax Dunty, the farm In said
deed described called 'SALlSBUR >" con
timing 5G5 acres of land, more or less. This
place il we'll improved and has on 1t a large
and comfortable TWO-STORY Dwell s E=ssi
LING, with the usual out buildings sta lsssE=ll
bles, barn, &C. and good orc ard aud gar
cen. Il is esteemed one Of the best farms III
Fairfax county, and is under good fence. said
farm is situated about or miles above Fairta%
Cou~t House, three miles from Chantllly, and
two from Centreviie, and adjoins the lands OF
James Green and others. 1t was conveyed to
ire in trust to secure the sum Of 81 800 and in
terest, la:t of the purchase money due by said
Chandler for which he has given his severa
bonds, as described in the deed Of trust, PAYABLE
to the trustee OF Mrs. .. l.. Powell and said
Chandler being in default. | am required by the
holders of said bonds 10 execute lac trust by n
sale Of said land, &c.
For more particular description Of said farm
reference is M de to the aforesaid deed OF trust
to mo, and the several deeds therein referred to
The title 10 the land is believed to be erlect;
but selling MS trustee, l shall convey only such
title as is vested in me.
j crms of Sale Enough cash to pa all ex-
ponses of the sale and trust; also to pay the sad
Chambers bonds of S6i5 u and ST., l73.13, da.cd
april 10, 1872, and payable in two years, with
interest from date ut per Cent, to be paid an
ruull, also the interest due on another nond oi
sand Chand or for 81, $50 o. dated 10th Aprl,.
1872, and payable annually at 6 per cent; the
residue to be paid on or before the 18th Gay ot
May, 1875 such residue to BIO secured By the
bonds Of the purchaser bearing int rig. At sis
per cent, and deed OF trust on the promises.
CHAS. Fl. LEE, Trustee.
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ETCERSIO.H.S.

B. U III. F. C OF 4:
EVENTH ANNUAL EACURSlON
JEFFERSON CIRCLE, No. 2, Q Fl F..
q ~ M g z..::::7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29

COMMISSIONER SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LAND-Pursuant to the decree OF
the Circuit Cour. of Fairfax county, pronounced
at the June term, 1873, in the suit of Carter
against Birch and others, the undersigned, COM
missoners therein named, will, on MONDAY,
the 2lst day of September, 1874, that being Court
day, sell, to the highest bidder, in front OF the
Court House door o. said county, at one O'clock
p. m, that valuable farm called "MOUN,AIN
VIEW" containing $50 acres. This farm adj
joins the farm of Gcorgo + Garter and Others
aud is susceptible oil the highest state Of Gu tva
ton, being o! the red soil. Persons desiring to
purchase this valuable tract of land are referred
to Richard NJ. Weir, esq, at Manassas, who
will take pleasure in showing the same.
FERNS OF Sale: So much cash in hand as will
be necessary to defray the costs IN oxpensrs vi
sale and the residue in three equal annual i'll
stalments, with interest fir IN the day of sale, TO
be secured by the notes of the purchaser, with
approved personal security and retention of IT,
tie until the last payment is made. Sale positive
EPPA HUNTON,
THOMAS MOORE,
l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29

TMPROVED FARM FOR SALE-By rtue
L of the decree of the Circuit Court Of + .iriax
county, entered up at its June term. 1873, in the
suit therein pending of Grady's administrator
ag. inst James j. Love and Others the under
signed, commissioners therein named, will on
MONDAY the 2lSt day OF September, 1874
that bring Court day, in front of the door 81
the Court Hou of said county, at one o'clock
D. m 3, sell to tho high st bidder, that TR iCT
OF LAND on which Thomas Gin tie d resides,
contanin 40 acres. This land is in h good
state Of cultivation has plenty o. wood. excel
lent wator and good and comfortable BDIL.-
INGS, and lies 2! miles northwest of Fair. gss.s,
fax Court House. on the road leading from Essa
Germantown to Flint Hill. Persons wishing 10
buy are requested TO call on Thomas Moore, at
Fairfax G. d., who will show the premises.
Terms Of Sale: 80 much cash III hand us will
be required to pay the expenses of sale and the
sum OF 5000 al, with interest thereon from the
ISL day Of December, 1871, till sale, and the
residue in two equal annual payments, with in
terest from the day of sale the purchaser to ex-
ecute his bonds, with sufficient security, for the
deferred payments, and the title to be retaiE ed
until tie purchase money is all paid. Sale pos
tive. MATTH EW HAkhlSON,
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax co., aug 19-w4w CONS. Of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29

VIIf SCHOOL BOARD. The Board met at
! II; Yesterday, present 4. Sucwdeu, jr.,
,4' ,Iharwau, the Superintendent OF Schools,
w A'S >rS. Hopkins, Wheat, Whlttlesey, aud
me Chair announced that four members
d.; Ve a'seu, from the city. so that there
~ no' seem to be much probability that a
, '-"'uln I'D be obaiued, whereupon, on mo
m.', VI Mr. Wheat the Board adjourned to
Sn S." VI tuesday evening uext, at o'clock.
v WV s'IrT the adjournment Mayor kemper,
bns,, naa been detained at his ctice by official
o., "es>' came III, but it would have required
D'0Fc TO make up the requisite number.
AN"ERoUs PRACTICE. For some evenings
hunuers have stationed themselves upon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29

TEACHERS Licensed. -I'he Superintendent
Of Schools, yesterday, licensed the following
persons to teach in the city and county Of Alex
snirIa for Que year FROM the 3lst OF August
text. VIZ
White Teachers John Henry Walsh, Sam
ueIF Stacup y. B. Ransom, Jas. + Glenn
snt>, Salvador ElIicott, Alberta '. Sisson, En-
TIA j. Young, and Mary A. Jupius.
Co'orcd Teachers Ida K. Morris, Mary D.
;."ar Laviuia Lane, Calvin II. Richardson
i,ehaid e. Thompson, Sarah Z. Carroll, and
Virginia f. Arnold.
>x persons failed to obtain the required
Sauilug in examination and the Supernten-
''ht d,cucd 10 license them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-29

RAILROAD RECEIPTS. The following are the
receipts by the Virginia Midland Railroad for
TINS week: Corn 1880 bushels, wheat 1905, rye
l>6, cats SOTO, mill feed So unious 25, potatoes
lao, corn meal = sacks, -four 1868 bbls, whiskey
), Ilme POO, ground bark l6, $50 lbs, tobacco 55
boxes, sumac 1916 sacks, apples bbls, fowls 9
raops. leather 80 rolls, hides Is bundles, brooms
a bundles, wool sacks butter 6rkius, eggs
Is bbIS and boxes, skins bale, roots bags,
calf skins bale and skins, calves 5, lumber
$1,000 feet, tan bark cars, iron and bones
10 80 lbs, metal and brass 1855 lbs, rags 2625
los, empty casks %, cattle cars, iron ore y
cars.
The following are the receipts by the W. 4
q X. R-Wheat 2O94 bushels, corr 1912,
oats Is, meal Ga, -four bbs, eggs % bbls and
boxes, butter % bbls aud flkins, fruit 81 bbs
ami boxes, vinegar biol, fowls 81 coops, calves
- head, lambs I, sumac 1881 lbs hides
bundle, rags "a, bones $40 lbs, plows =, Cast
lngs 1870 lbs, stock 2 car loads, machinery l,
hay l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-06

We drove to an acquaintance who owned
1000 reindeer. l went into his tent, and
found men, women, dogs, and other ami.
mails sleeping together, and I found 90
many feas there that took my bag and
went out 10 sleep In q snow.bank. All the
Christians read and write, school attend.
ance being compulsory. Their mode Of
locomotiOn 10 funny. They wear snow.
shoes ten feet long and four feet wide, and
go sliding about In
CoMICAL MANNER.
The natives live on reindeer meat and
coffee, All the money gathered by SELL
ing the smoked meat and skins OF their
animals Is battered for coffee, which they
drink continually. Their hair Is fAxen,
eyes blue, skin, exceedingly white, cheek
bones high, and faces very red from ex-
posture 10 the cold. They are intelligent
and honest. ] lett o bag Of gold, $500, In
o house, and the woman followed me
thirty miles to bring It. 1, offered her
$sO, which she Indignantly refused (; In
tact, she would accept no present, 60 l
kissed her. At first she was astonished /:
! kissed her again, and she got accustom.
ed to It, Axis was all I could live her
that cost nothing. I was in Lspland a
summer and winter, 10 Norway and
Sweden two years, and have eight hun
dred photographs Of landscapes, glaciers
and waterfalls, ono waterfall 1,647 feet
deepi | saw seventy.two in a half.houPs
drive, many OF them 1000 feet.
A journey from New York to Christi
ana can be made in twelve days. l won.
der more tourists do not go there. The
summers are warm, the winters are colo,
but charmingly healthy. The hotels can.
not be surpassed, and their charges are
moderate.
The subject Of Scandinavian emigration
g growing in interest. Many are already
here, and ! hope TO see the numbers in
crease rapidly. They are law. abiding
God'iearing, honest, and mind their own
business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-06
The nerInninra nfnI,o,n0s..

II Is aS true as that great oaks rom littla
aeorns grow. that friRhtiul diseases arc often
enRendered By seemingly trihng ailments. Ca
sual nu ofindigestlon supefinduce chronic dys.
pepeia, occasional bilious attacks cnlmin6te in
hxednieeasesp Or tho liver, intermittent tRinRs
IN me legs and arms degenerate into The contIn.
nous agony Of acute rheumatism. Not that sueh
disastrous consequences are inevitable, PSr
from 1t. They are attributable 10 neglect. A
lew doses OF Hostetter'S Stomach BIIfers win
always cure casual indigestion or an ordinary
bilious Affection, or Arrest the pFemonitofy
symptoms Of rheumatism. It's tue that when
o ~ t ~ nveE compliant O. theEp1tism
acne has become q permanent evil, and has even
banned the skill Of eminent physicians and re-.
sisted all the ordinary remedies. 1t may still be
enaicated By the bltt0rs, but It Is easier, as Mac
&c Setn suggesn, 70 crush the serpen'S egg than
tne grown serpent. dAR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-06
Facts for the People,

q. As the ylrtues Of medicines can only be sscer.
tanned by careful observation, II Is Ia e FeoTet.
Cd that many Of the Drugs still prescFtbed by
some physieiars should retain place In our NJ.
tetia l.edica. AZ an instance Of this., that VIA
drug Balsam CopabiA furnishes an exaninle
Anent The yeas 1890 tho spanIafas IN the I6lSnd
oi sAn domingo having become afiicted with
eeItAn Complaints, thought, according to the
prevailing notion at that Time, that the remedy
might be found where tho disease orfpinAted.
Under this impression, BalsAm CopabiG came
into use, but never has nAuSeatinr drug done
more injury for 1t not only changes the natuIe
OF the disease 70 more dreadful state than the
original, but It ruins the tone OF me etomaph
and brings on Dyspepsia in It's worst forms. 10
avoid this drug and its effects the SAMARf-
TAhS GIFT, 8 purely Vegetable Remedy, il
within the reach Of all. Only ten pills 10 be
taken, and viii cure every time In nom two 10
ionr days. Male packages, g; female, IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-06
GheQnteIld1eetltltte
TWO CHILDREN.

Pretty blue.eyed baby Nellie. ...
Child of wealth and love and 10y,
Shared her box Of Christmas candles
With q tatteEed beRgar boy.
awaits 90 namef Ny name ia Nellie.
Yves 90 mammal Don't SO know
DlB 10 Kismasi BE soud dess 90,
Den 90 tam and be my beau"
"Jaek they cal me-thAt's the people
I've no home-no clothes but these;
Mothers dead, and fAther-dOn't know,
s'pose he's droRnded in the seas,
"Wheu was child Hike you
Father went across the sea,
And his ship was wrecked, they say,
And there's no one lett but me"
"Oh, dat's too bad. Tum to mAmma
So will dess 90 nice and clean;
90 call DO my little buzEsr,
TAus / dot none-aiR't 1t mean"
Bat the world had taught the begpar
ThatA mother seldom smiled
On arRgged, starving Outcast,
Though presented by her child.
SO he bid goodnight to baby,
Wandered back TO cold and snow;
But ere Nellie woke from dreamlAnd
Death had rescued Jack from woe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-06

At.the seventy.thlrd degree you NEE
immense forests Of flr and pine. Thes,
forests are the wealth OF the land. The
people are farmers Of democratic ideas,
Landowners worth half 0 million have
their servants eat at the table with them
mot as they do In America, In the citieI
this custom is not allowed, and you find
chignons and crinollne as you do II
America. Travellers are
ALWAYS WELCOME.
The citizens generally speak French
EngliSh, and German. Gymnastics are
taught in the schools for health. They
are particular in their sanitary regulA-
tons.
In the seyeuty,an degree you can be
taught Greek, Hebrew and Latin. .
The expense Of travelling 700 or 500
miles is about seven or eight dollars, by
vessel, with good board too. Proceeding
on my Journey yet further north, toward
my objective point, the North Cape, !
meet new experiences and, learn new
things. / find, for one thingSsthat the
horses won't carry you up hill. When
they reach the foot Of one they look
around 10 see you quit the carriage; Il you
don't they stop. That Is the bad result Of
early training-the custom the owners
have Of walking up the hills. The people
are never In a hurry. They have no
wraugling. INVENT into church one day
and saw o club lying on thepulpit. Lila.
CURED It's use. "When my congregation
get asleep pound on the pulpit with that
to wake them up" was his answer. There
was also q pole eight or ten feet long
which / was told the sexton kept to poke
into the ribs OF sleepers for the second Of.
fence. / can't understand how they get
asleep. The seats are uncomfortable,
about six inches wide, straight in the
back, with narrow ridges 10 keep your
head straight, and they never have FIRE In
the churches, although the thermometer
does stand fOrty.t1Ve degrees below freez-
ing point. Their Sunday lasts twenty.
Jour hours, beginning at 0 Saturday even.
Ing. Sunday afternoons are devoted to
dancing. The Scandinavians drink and
get drunk, but they don't have the ire,
mems, nor quarrel, nor fight. The worst
they do when intoxicated Is 10 kiss all the
pretty girls they meet on the street.
There are churchyards 800 years oldthat
have no tombstones. The people are ex-
ceedingly religious. Every house has
bible or book Of psalms. saw numbers
Of men and horseback loads OF good
things going into house one day, and
concluded It must mean q wedding.
Where Is the brideG" I asked. "Tisnft
that" was answered, "the man has lost
his wife and they are holding the 1.y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-06

CUURIbHIP AND MAKRIAGE
are peculiar institutions. I saw one match
made. he met her at the gate, and poked
his fingers in her ribs, and said
" ! want to get married, don't you?"
20, l don't know. Go away"
YES you do; let's get married"
"Well, ask papa"
,anVhoW.n - -
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Prospectus for 1s74..seventh Year
The Aldine;

an Illustrated Monthly Journal, universalIV ad.
tltttsd 10 b ne HdndSomtA Periodical IN
tie World. A AEprGStntdttos and =
Champion Of American TAFT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-06

AuRrvAL or TRAINS.
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- PRIZE LIST

The title to the above real estate is guaranteed
The liberal terms OF this scheme brinTs II
Witnln me reach Of Al-the greatest Opportunity
ever offered for the poor man TO rise 70 wealth.
PRICE Or TICKETS. .
Single Tickets, S2,6o; Kleycn Ticket, Sa5 m.
Eiity.eix Tickets. $i2S.0o; One Hundred and
Fifteen Tickets, $4,000. "t'N
The drawing will be made under the supetin.
tendenee Of q committee appointed BY the hleh.
est oieiRls In the State, duly sworn 10 the ialth.
full performance Of the dutIes assigned Them.
The highest officials both OF City, County and
Stale have not only endorsed Nj. Abeles, but
also his scheme, - - =
The demEnd for Neutrality-suspicious., and ali
dssirtng 70 pGttcipat In the drawing sholld Al
once form their clubs and send In their erderg.
AGENTS. WANTED in all States, Cities and
Towns II the [, %, and CanadAs,
"a Money hhonld be sent by Registered Let.
ter T. o. Order or Express, with the full address
or the purchaser in'pllin writing,
For further information and particulars send
i9r circulars to the Manager and Proprietor, and
s SIMON ABEIEs,
z Ocl4eOd LEAYNHoRFu. X AVA n
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Travellers Register.

AuRHAL or TRAINS.
d. D o. X. 1870 MI 6:66 PM il:SO pm.
Central Ohio Div ESQ Am. 1910 am. 40 pm.
Cleveld 4 Pitts 1910 Am. 6:07 I'm. ............
Hempaeld R. R.. $40 am. .......... $40 pm.
DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
B. 40. Il Ri 6:25 q. m 9:55 ami go pm.
Central Ohio Div 100 am. 9;46 am $40 pm.
Cleyel'd q Pits. Cos q. m. .......... 2:i0 pm.
Hsmpaeld r. r.. 1855 an .......... 3Io p.m.
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70 o. sLEr4l
, 1Sr g , cent, ,sst,a, e eaos ,sR b ssu
TIE MpnM win hereatter, 10 obtalnable only
By subscription. There VIII 80 no reduced a.
club rate; cash iot Iebscii tlons must 81 sent 10
sns pae1,ess5s esesS g lhSInded 70 10 local can.
except N eAsol where. tia eertideata M givss
bearing The fdcsliAtls signAtnie q lam sSrScs
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Dry Goods.
Bargains! 4: Bargains!

extensive stock Of -0.- Iys4 :
-u' rl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-06

Consisting Of the superb palatisl resldenes Of
Simon AbeleS, ksq., unsurpassed as private
SaWeilng IN the United States, being only q IeW
1IceLis nom the Court Aoutc, surrounded by
vineyards. The building has been only recantly
completed with all modern improvements.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-14
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
| WHEELING.
{. IL. Garden X Co.,


W.
InOS. Mccormick, trustee OF In ChanccrN.
David +. schwartz.
The undo r>iguyd, Commissioner OF S;llu
court. hereby gives notice that III pur>ur-
anCr Of decree made and entered III the
ahuNccntitlrd cause by said Court, on the
Doth day Of September, \. d, 1871, he VIII.
al his Office on the northeast corner OF
'hapluc and Twelfth streets, in the Guy
81 Wheeling, West Virginia. on the nun
day of November, 1874. commencing at ~
"c.uck, a. m, proceed 10 ascertain ana re-
port,
First What assets have come into the
haudS OF the said Trustee. Thomas McIoT-
mick
Secondly. What assets, If any, belong To
IN" said trust uncNllccted. their character
AMI condition.
Thirdly. What liens there are, II any
UPON the said trust fund.
tuUUihiy. What debts are due nom the
san trust fund. and their respective pEl"ri-
lies. Ifany.
tiuhly. Any other matter deemed per,
Lnrnt by any of the creditors OF the sald
laNit I. Schwartz, oranS otthe parties III
Interest
And notice is hereby given tn all the
'F"d!turS Of David r. schwartz, ana to an
PERSONS interested In said trust, that thtH
'se required 10 present and prove thtlr
Gains before me. on or before the lth DAY
" November. l>7i. at my Office aforesaid
!" The city OF Wheeling, West Virginia q
Commissioner OF said Cour.
DAVENPORT 4 poVENER,
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