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wbea, Haryest in virginia.

In Bland county the wheat crop Is
the best ever known in that locality; in
Wvths it is uncommonly fine; in Craig
county splendid corn fair, oats nothing
to brag Of; in Pulaski county in excess
of any crop ever raised; in Roanoke
county fine crop; in Prince William
county. the farmers GENERALLY appear to
be we'll satisfied with the crop in Car
roll county the crop is fine, but not fully
up to expectations. The foregoing are
mainly south estern and southslde
counties. From the Piedmont and
valley districts, nearer the Potomac and
Shenandoah, the reports are also highly
favorable.
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How 10 Looks ia Chicago.

From the Chicago Tribune.
The Reformed Episcopal Church has
recently been enriched with another
convert, the Rev James H. McMecheu,
Of Wheeling, W. Va. In his letter OF
Withdrawal from the Episcopal Church.
addressed to Bishop Johns, be COM
plains that Ritualism finds its roots,
in no small measure, in the prayers
book itself" From the proceedings OF
recent diocesan conventions, the utter
suces OF the religious press, and the
spirit and policy OF the dominant party,
the High Church, he fears that there is
little ground to hope that anything sat
isfactory in the way Of prayer-book re-
vision will be done by the next General
Convention. The Reformed Episcopal
Church be regards as being lin a posi-
ton 10 represent with clearness;" and
certainly without suspicion OF vital
error, the cardinal truths OF revealed
religion" While this latest accession
to it's ranks may greatly encourage the
Reformed Church, the detection will
hardly cause sensation in the elder
denomination. The growth ofthe new
party is not sufficiently rapid to cause
serious apprehension on the part OF the
old one.
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Commissioners Sale.


IN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
i County, West Virginia.
John L. Rice vs.. Elizabeth NJ. Mitchell ct al
In Chancery.
BY virtue Of decree rendered and en-.
tered In the above entitled cause on the
- day OF June, 1874, by the County Court
Of Ohio county, the undersigned Speci al
Commissioner will, on
Thursday, JuIy 3OIb, 1874,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. N. OF said
day, offer al public auction, at the front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
the following described real estate, io-wtt !:
The east one-half Of lot numbered one
hundred and e!ghty.foYr QSD in Daniel
Zaneb addition 10 the City OF Wheeling. on
Wheeling Island, Ohio county, West Viz
GINA. There IS on this bali lot a comfort
able two-story brick dwelling house.
Terms OF Sale-Une-half the purchase
money to b. pad in cash on the dav OF
sale, CT as much more as the purchaser NAV
be willing 10 pay; the balance in one wear
with interest from day OF sale: the pUr-
chaser giving his bond for the deferred paw.
ment, and the title TO be retained until L e
further order Of the Court.
X. q. BARR,
Special Commits sioner.
&c. HERVEY, Auctioneer.
jnnlSi
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EVEN Mr.. SUMNER wonld have been
sstonished at such an outcrop as this
TO his civil rights theory. A colored
citizen OF Charleston, S. c., on an lille
gal lorsgipg expedition was fatally
wounded by trsp-gun; whereupon at
an Indignation meeting the colored vo-
ters resolved that they will not give
their support to any candidate for Office
and especially for the Legislature, I'M
lees he be willing to pledge himself to
the passage OF bill making it a crlm'
inal offense to set a trap-gun in corn
1ribs, chicken coops, smoke houses,
stores, &c. Can Governor Moses par
don" such an innovation as this upon
the rights of property owners
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A. p.,.+sMnr, Eraminsr of last

In the Petersburg Examiner OF last
week Hon. George A. BLAKENoRs, OF
.Pendle,ois county, hates, nsRbsr Of The
State Senate, is announced as candi-
date to represent Pendlston county in
the next House OF Delegates. Mr..
BLAKKMoRE Was an active and efficient
Senator, and will render excellent
service to his county and to the State
in the House.
In the same paper Colonel ROB.
WHITE, Of Hampshire county, is pro-
posed as a candidate for the State Sem
ate. No better selection could be made
He is fall of talent and OF energy and
will make ar excellent repres entative.
The State has need of his services and
the people of his District will do them
selves honor by his election.
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The Chicago Inter-Ocedn remarks
that the powerlessuess OF the press un"
der certain circumstances has been Sig
nslly demonstrated in the case of the
Rev. HENRY WARD BEEoHER. The ens
tire press Of the country, outside OF New
York and Brooklyo, declared that the
charge preferred by THEODORE TiLroN
was too grave to be met by silence on
the part OF the distinguished clergy
man. A large portion OF the press ar
gued that Mr.. BEECHER's guilt would
be presumed in the event of his failure
to deny or explain the allegations OF
Mr.. TmroN. But neither denial nor
explanation has come. Mr.. BEECHER
has treated Mr.. TILroN and bis letter
with degree of contempt only equaled
by that he visits upon. the press. New
York, and Brooklyn, aud Plymouth
Church virtually say: I'VE stand by
Mr.. BEECHER he has conferred honor
upon US by long life OF brilliant SER
vice in the pulpit and on the rostrum /;
we care nothing for the press outside
our precincts; we choose not to inquire
whether Mr.. BEEoHER is innocent or
guilty. II he is innocent, that
is sufficient. He knows that he is
innocent; if he is guilty, we
do not choose to have it proven" And
Mr.. BEEcHER's silence is also eloquent.
He virtually says: Brooklyn is my
home, and Brooklyn stands by me :;
New York is the metropolis OF the
country, and New York stands by me !;
Plymouth Church is my church, and
Plymouth Church stands by me; the
press OF New York and Brooklyn
stands by me; all these powerful lntiu'
ences stand by me, innocent or guilty.
They tell me to keep silence, and bold
allegiance to no other moral power, and
choose to respond to no other tribunal. "
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The present State debt OF South Car
olips is $25,770,6ll.44. This embraces
the legal and illegal bonded debt, the
egal and illegal floating debt, and the
contingent liabilities. OF this debt,
$4,000 900 have been contracted since
the Republican party obtained control
Of the State-that is, 10 six wears.
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self Defence.

To criminal ne glcct Of preventive medi-
cation may be ascribed majority OF the
ailments which affect humanity. 1t Is
well ascertained fact, resting on the e1per.
fence OF twenty years, that course OF hos
letters stomach B tiers will put eve
naturally feeble system in such state o.
defence that ii will be competent to resist
the mos, prevalent causes OF di, ease, such,
as the mslign intiuerce OF miasma, un-
wholesome water, excessive az, uapp'
cold, sudden changes Of temperature. &c
Yet ihe,e are thousands ofpersOns living In
perpetusl peril from one or more OF these
eau es, who recklessly omit TO avail them
selves OF The alb olute protection which Ibis
famous vegetable apudote affords inter-
mittent and bilious remittent levers,
rheumatism, general debility, ner
yous weakness and irregularities OF
the stomach, bowels and liver, would be
specinc were in universal use In the dis
tricts " here they principally prevail.
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SAYs the Detroit Free Press But
Ter says he looks forward to the time
when the majority Of the House OF
Representatives will be opposed to him
IN politics. From present appearances
he won't have long to look. In all
probability majority of the men cleo
ted 10 the House OF Representatives this
fall will be thoroughly and heartily
opposed to Butlerism, and what is near
" the same thing. to Grantism also"
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The Freedman's Banks all over the
country may be described as either
"shaky" or bankrupt. New York,
Memphis and Washington, tell the
same story. And the negro is left la
menting. Having obtained all his
money, the banks quietly turn round
and wind up. 1t was a selt-seeking
and vicious system, and it has ended
as might have been expected, and was
expected by men OF business who saw
the end altar off. But the negro Is
credulous, and though taught lesson
will bite again at the first temptation.
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IJVIyGSTONE DEAD.

NOR 30 YEARS MILLIONS HAVE IN.
i tently watched his perllous YET heTols
STRUGGLES. and grand achievements, and
now eagerly desire the Com lete Lire-H
tow OF this world.renowned hero and
b,rIefe ctor. which unfolds also the curlosl.
ties and wealth of wild and wonderful
country. 1t is just ready. 700 agents
wanted quickly. One agent soin Io,, an.
HUBBARD BKOS., either Phila Boston,
or Cincinnati, Ohio. Js2op
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PASSENGER RATES REDUCgn
sTATI LIME

To Glasgow, LfverpOOl, helfast. a..
Londonderry, &C.
State OF Pennsylvania state OF Virgin,
state of louisiana, state OF Georyis~
OF Nevada, state OF Mines.
state OF Indiana,
sailing every Wedne day from the On,
nany,s dock, Pier IS, North River, N
The mnodations and provisionip,
yided on these ships are unsurpasset l,
those OF any other line.
Rates of Passage-Cabin, go and So, r.,
renew according o accommodation. Rein,
Ttckets-sl9 and li0. intermediate a
second Cabiu-s5o currency. steerass%
AS low as by any other first class line .,
route: For dates n % SAYING Gsppiy 10
y broadway. N. Y; GEO. II. LEAF, S
Chestnut St, Philadelphia, or J. =, MFR,
RIMAN, Agent, Adam Express Cos Or
ace. wheeling, W. Va. JunelS
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The "GentIrman In Black" who is
the tutelar demon OF dram-shops, assum 90
mis- sour, ST aspect when the rapid ,prosr ess
of Vinegar Bitters is reported down be.
low" The Peoples Vegetable Tonic Is play
ing the mischief with his bitters III ed with
rum All diseases which those demonlac
noslrums aegravate, under pretense OF re-
Iieving, such as indlg. stion, sick headache,
c. nstipation, rheumatism, eout, and inter-
mittent levers are cured by IT.
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CONGREGATIONAL Announcement,
PARKERs BURG, June 9, 1874

PARKERs BURG, June 9, 1874.
To the Wheeling Regiaer:-
1.-THE urgent solicitation OF many friends,
1 announce myself candidate for Congress
in the First District.
junll h j. w. dORNOh.
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MAR kIED.

EY-PHILLIFS.-At West
Alexander, Pa, ON Monday evening June
9th, by Squire Mayes, Mr.. WILL ". NC
CLUsKEY 10 Miss ELLIE b. PHILLIPS, all OF
this city.
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3 900 Outfits Ordered IN Advance!

FOrewarnpd, EOrtarmed. To be fore
armed now when you are threatened with
eli the ailments caused by facilitating
Spring and summer weather Is TO make
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
/ day formed co"artnership under and
by the Arm name of Martin, + cdman q Co.,
for the purpose of co Quoting, In al lts
various branches general Machine shop
business, in BodleY's Wagon shop build
Ing. corner Chaplire and 18th streets: Our
facilities for doing al. KINDS Of work in our
line are unsurpassed by any shop In the
city, and all our work guaranteed TO tie
first class.
We respectfully solicit a fair share Of
f. w MARTIN,
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i ii r u 3 G 3 A

which will make the Liver active, assist
Digestion, Purity the Blood, strengthen the
Trteri"e and Urinary organ, inyigorate the
system, and make you enjoy lie as you
Ought Price 81 q ottle. JOHN Y. EEL
LGGG, Agent, New York. JeA
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H s4sS's CENTENNIAL


FOR T1E
~ 7T1TT7TD OFTHE
UNITED STATES;
NO book has ever been puDllsheu VI SUI
IL appeals 10 no particular class alone, but
TO ali classes 10 men and wome n OF az pro;
Tess ons. creeds occupations and PolillctI
Farmers, Lawyers, Business
Men, Mechanics, Physicians, Poilticlsns'
] eachers, Students Manufacturer, oaIes,
men. men OF learning ard men who can
only read, to old and young. All want II as
a book OF constant reference, ana 10 pre-,
serve for Their children and chllaten,
children as the only compl, te and relia pie
work, showing the gigantic results OF tns
First One hundred Years OF the Sles oes y
the World Ever Saw. 1t Is not a
luxury but a necessity to every well ini0G M n
d American citizen. Agents MAKE S,gU 10
1900 per month. Send for CT cular. LlEomohh
& McCURDY, Phlladelphia, Pa. ma2oo
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THE STATE LINE.
special Motto.

FTER SATURDAY, JUNE Il rr.
a Steamers OF this Line will be disnaa,halE
ed every alternate I1s. wednesday unui iSir
Wednesday will commence. isHsesty
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N. ID. Sugar.

on HHDs. PRIME TO CHOICE RE.
gu CEIVED.
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ATTACHMENT IN ASSUMPSlT.
This day came the plaintiff by It's attor-
new end upou its motion the attachment
in said cause is docketed, the object OF this
suit being to recover from the defendant
the amount OF certain promlssory note
dated the 18Th day OF February, 1873, and
payable one year ter date TO The order of
Peabody Insurance Company, the sum OF
TWO Hundred and Seventy Dollars, payable
at TradeSmens' National Bank, without de-
falcation, value received, and 10 subject TO
TO the payment thereof the effects OF the
defendant in the hands OF the Htna Fire
and Marine Insurance Company of Wheel
ing, G irnishee, and the order Of attachment
issued herein having been returned eI-
ecuted, and the said garnishee having an.
swered an Indebtedness Of $500 90, subject 10
certain credits, and the defendant hot hav.
ing been served with copy OF said attach
ment, nor with process in said suit. and II
appearing from an afidavit n ed in this
cause that the defendant Is not q resident
ofthe Slate OF West Virginia: II is ordered
by the Court that said defendant do appear
within four weeks after the date of the first
publication OF this order. auu do what is
nee sary 10 protect his interest, and this
order shall be published and posted as re
quired In Chapter l52 OF the Acts of the
Legislature 1923, passed December 18Th.
1873, concerning orders OF publication. and
this matter IS co otinued.
A true copy. Teste:
ROBf. B. WOuDS, Clerk.
r. g. BARR, atty for plaintiff
junel9 oawb
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y CorSTY CIRCUIT COURT, IS.
in the matter Of the petition OF Michael
Wiesel, foreign Guardian Of Mary Henrietta
Wiesel. In Chsrcery.
To all whom II may concern:
Take notice that l, Michael Wiesel. For
eigu Guardian Of Mary Henrietta Wiesel,
will, on the
goth Day of August, 1874,
petition the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West virginia, for an order directing
Thomas O'Brien, administrator of the es-
tate OF Mary l.. WHEEL, deceased, lste of
Ohio county, to pay and deliver TO me as
such Foreign Guardian. all personal prop
ei ty and money in his hands belonging 10
my said ward, aud to authorize me a. such
Foreign uardian to sue Tor. recover and
receive sill money or persousl property,
belonging o said ward, In like manner as
II were appointed Guardian In TINS
State; and 10 remove the same TO the
county and State in which /, as said For
eign Guardian, was appointed and quail
fed.
MICHAEL WIESEL,
Foreign Gu ardian OF Mary Henrietta
Wiesel,
By K. q. BARR, his Attorney.
Junls-oawi
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Collectors Notice,

U,HoMAs MCCORMICK, JUSTICE OF
the Peace and Real Estate Agent
Rents and Accounts collected. ONCE cor.
ner OF Market and 10th streets, Cent?
Wheeling. apri.h
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r. l. . Z r

THE PACIFIC MILLS HAVE JUST
L finish ed making another lot OF No. |
Flour, expressly for family use. Get q
barrel.
leg M y POLLOCK,
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+. w MARTIN,
II. w. REDMAN,
WIN. DULTT,
GkO. q. McKOUN,
WHEELING, July |, 1874. tyS
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER

G'To times..... % Three months. ~ w
a 5wo ueex 49,. 50 one year.......-.- 70 W
one square changeable once a week soo
Social Notices - per cent a4ditlonal.
STyeTtisenents TO occupy fixed places 70
Pc nts will be charged double for space oc-
cupied. IN NOR
double column advertisements, on per
Local Notices Is cents per hne--6m no
rolfOtice t0il be inserted for less than oNk
oLLAR- L,,sho5
All Advertisements except for esta6llshed
o lsiuess houses, must De palo ior III az
All oils due on the first appearance OF
ne advertisement. .,oos
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
q 1arterly.
Yearly advertisers will be connnso 10
neir legitimate business, and all a1Ver-
dement's not connected with 1t Will De
oarged for at ourregular rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26
Tyr OrsES IN THE HTGHLAHps.'-l ,''n y, :,

The QrrES IN THE HIeHIAS s0f,,, i 1Tt is
rnnnsrSndcnce New York 7!mes.I-N -
Ia ,hat the Queen was with a'mcu". tt
sa.u ID NOT TO run off TO Balmorst III .ne
su~ &c the Cars visit. land that tue iIe
HUI had 70 sncccs, that a little delay wona
i,n dccorous. Her Majesty is no" IA uS
n,;d>t Of her rli,hful Highlanacrs' ana ca.
;nrinr herself in her own way. AS sooh AZ
~ 10 mot 70 Ealmorsl she attended the tuneai
NJ ono Of her giics. going 70 the nous o.
the deceased. and laying wreath OF hs"ers
nm the cofliu at tho endet the ScrVUs; "a IL"
,,;,htS after there wss a servants iScl al the
CaSt,, and in the course Of the evening" the
fSucrn not onlv countenanced stc pro.
ccedings by her presence, bet tsoR part
in the daucing. She danced wlth frlhce
Albert Victor and Fyiucc George, sous OF
Yhr Prince OF Wales. and afterwards toos
rart In a reel with JOHN Brown, her at'ena.
ami, and Donald Stewart, 7gs1e-keeper. 81
Is easy 10 understand what re':ct this ms's'
have been alter The severe etiquette o. an
impcriai reception. This is the first tlmt
tina, the Queen has daurcd sine the death O
the Prince Coasert. leave you 10 Imagine
the state OF mind of societveu the ARRIVAL o
this interesting piece Of news. and all th'
comments. rrmorS, and cor. eciure> 10 whlcl
il has given rise. ENceR at bslmorai nc
Majesty nerer attends ball or even CON
cert.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloueers,
No. lib Main street.

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE TRUS-
IL TEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE AND M
PaOVING TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
HALF A MILE EAST OF THE CITY OF RICH
HHND pS THt r WtLkAMSSSskG TERE
RY, AND NEAR TIE DE POT OFTHE CHFSA-
PEAkE AND OHlpRa IL ROAD. BY AUCTION.
BY virtue of decd of trust ated May 90 S72 duty
recorded In the clerks ofce OF the County Court OF
Henrico to the Undersigned trustees, beiuS thereto
required by tie beneficiary. we viii proceed 70 sell
G ep a9c Of uy 81 ine ocoea = that
highly desirable aud valuable TRACT OF LAND
located above, formerly called Monrrose, hut
24Gas acres, more or l,s<. This property embraces
with the exception OF tve-acre To- and
other small lois all the lots laid OF In the plan Of
the said town OF RanGoph and OF the adjoining
lands recorced In the said office OF Henrico County
Court, and according TO which plan the said pro-
perry will be sold either as whole or In parcels
may be determined OH 1T the day of sale.
The situation OF this property, the fertility of lis
soil, aud lis proximity to the city Of Richmond.
make 1t one of the most desirable investments ever
offered BY public auction. Though level Il Is suf-
c!cntly elevated to be free from naarious diseases
and to command fine view OF the city, her hills,
city city for operaIves desiring to purchase ehesp
building lois or market farms, from which 10 raise
the comforts OF life, to do SO without interfering
cialy desirable as an investment since we are soon
10 have large force engaged ut the granite works
across the river, most OF whom locate In the east
portion OF the city and seek investments In that
locality.
s7I55; 70 hut by the consent 0! the parties ine-
rested the following terms viii he offered In lieu
thereof, viz: One-fourth cash balance la equal In
stalmeuts Of two months aud one and two years
respectively, from the day Of sale, the purchaser
giving his negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ments, with Interest added, aud secured by decd
OF trust. j. A. RI HAkDSON,
RICHARDSON y Co, Aucti0leers. je 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-26
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELL
IL ING ON THE NORTH LINE OF CLAY
BETWEEN BROOK AIENuE AND ,!rt ho ,:rtt, !:
STREET, AND VERI ATTRACTlNE
FRANED COTTAGE REslDENGE ~ THE
NOHTHWE CORNER OF CLAY AND kEN-
EEY STKEtTS. FOX ALEAT ACEIlOS.-W e
shall at the request Of The owner, Sell at public
auction, the premises, ~ Greer laine1. on n !,
DAY tie 29th of June, 1874, ut O'Clock I u.
First I hat handsome ana truly valuable NEW
BRICK HOUSE No. 80 Clay street, containing
about seven rooms, &c with a modern iih"lonJ
mcnts and handsome vcrandah in front and porch
il. rear. Lot. % by go iect e,r,r>-,r,
SECOND That beautiful COTTAGE RESlDESCE
on The northwest corner Of Clay and hcuncy
streets, containing four rooms: Kitchen; st.ble:
&c: now occupied ny Mr.. L. -. Glenn. The front
ward is beautifully laid OFF with shruLbery"f every
description, and In the rear yard large selection
We would ask special attention OF parties deslr-
ing 10 i.vcst 10 the foregoing properly.
TERMS: One-third cash balance ut. SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months, six per cent. interest, aud
deed Of trust TO secure deferred payments.
LYME l. BROTHER,
10 81 Auc,ionecrs.
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Anctloncr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF
a 81 Sa3-l000 ACRES NEAR THE CITY pE
RiCHaOND. : HENklcO COUNTY, OK Gil
tEMETEk lily virtue Of 4. deed Of trusr rx
ecufed 10 the subscriber. bearing Gat. 2 I'd March
1872. duly recorded In lIcurco County cour, in
deed book 40. go. page 40. sha!I. Ia cxecu ion
thereof, proceei 10 sell al pubic auction al IN. lea,
Estate Exchange in the city OF Richmond on So
ItRDAl, The 4th july. 1874, at ~ o'clock W.,
the real estate conveyed by The said deed cont -.
Ing 50 s93-lO00 acres. (Or so much there as
may he necessary IL has thereon Il large aud
contortabl. FRAMED DWELLiSG AID The
usual Out-hou,eS. now In the occuua ncy Of Mr. H.
ID. Carter. plat Of survey viii he exhibited 1T
the hour Of sale.
TERMS liberal and made known al the hour of
sale. ". GODDI\
IL 04 TruSt.o