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Ear Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

fufsnant 10 the act of the legislature of West
Hirt lnla passed February 2Sth 1857. entitled
~, act for wlIdinp up the affairs Of Tho NoTtS
western Bank OF Virginia." the npderSISned
SSO O appointed under "a d act, will
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ., 1874,
Gomnenclngat ten o'clock A. N I'm front oI ,bc
Court uouse at Wheeling, sell al pubiic snr,io..
i2s cash cash the remaining property, assets and
oiAili5 . o. me North Western Bank OF Virginia,
except The claim against the State OF West Viz.
sini !i and tho state OF Virginia arising ont or
r rS 10 The ieilersonvllle Branch. Tho pnr.
the assets. AS HAnetet VI
The property, assets and Claims TO he soId rom.
slst OF notes, bonds. bills and evidences nj dehi
&nstoi witch may DO txAmiucd al the BsnE n;
wheeling In Wheeling West Va. Among tbs
the amount Of about $a5O0CO. WAND W
X. CRANGLR,
. Q. UGLRBAY,
d. G. LIST,
,,, g. LAMB,
.tottI Commissioners.
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Fairview Wooden Mills
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Island Property and Valuable
Real Estate Nenr the City of
Wheeling.
The EIna Fire and Marine In,urancc Company,
Complainant, company

~ ". EtnI ENC ana Marine lnsurAncc Company,
George Roberts snu otherI, Defendants.
In Chancery.
rutsuant 10 decree Of the County Court OF
ohio county, West Virginia, entered on The sIth
Gauge, well as Special Commissioned meniioS.
Cd IN said decree sell al public auction al tho
front door OF tho Court House OF Ohio county,
on
THURsDAY, the 10Th day of November, 1874
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
dGLctloed Teal estate Iiluate In said o bio county:
tract NO. J, being piece ofground on Wheel.
Ing Island, In Daniel ZanG's addition 10 the'city
OF Wheeling, fronting IS feet on York street and
running back 100 feet 10 Huron alley, with Tho
two story frame house thereon. ''''
Tract No. ?, bsing piece OF ground adjoining
tract NO. on the north, fronting q feet 6Ipches
on York street, running back with Tho nort6
Inc OF tract No. TO Huron alley, thence with
SAID alley north 10 the southwest corner of lot
10. 10 In said addition, thence oastcrly SionS
tno soulh Inc Of lots No. iG, II and IS 10 Y0rf
sueet' WIN tue improvements thereon Said
tracts No. and 2 TO DO sold either together or
separate. VI
Tract No; 3, being a farm on the cast side on
Chapline hill road, RbOnI ono milo cast ~ Tho
Guy OF wheeling, adjoining lands belonging 10
Iae estates OF Daniel SteCnrOd and z. jacob.
containing one hundred and three acres moTc
or less. divided into lots 10 tult purchasSTs
Consisting in all OF nIno lots, ySryip1 IN ,Il.
Rom lvc 70 twenty-five acres, each having an
Quiet 70 sad county road. On lot No. 5, which
contains ~ acres roods IS poles, and fronts on
said road, there is u comfortable dwelling house
AUG convenient barn. Said lots will be sold sep.
atatGly or any two or more OF them together, or
tue lines oil any OF them will be changed TO suit
purchasers. Parties deslIngA mora particular
description Of tract No. ., with is subdivisions,
ate re erred 10 plat OF survey OF the same al
| the Clerks Office OF Ohio County Court.
nan coal and other minerals in and under tract
No. 3, except the upper yciUs OF coal nearest
the top OF the hill above what is usually called
| the Whcllingo or main limo are TO be reserved.
TERMS or 5ALE-One-iourth OF the purchase
money land as much more as the purchaser NAV
dcsre( iu cash, aud the remainder IN three eS nsI
annual payments, with interest from mo dav M
sale, the purchaser giving bona with appIoysd
security for the offered instalmebts md ~,
title to be ICtained until the n,vmsnt oT ~,
purchase money In full. /. i, JONES.
OStt- special Commissioner,
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, BOND, AND
CERTIFICATE
Proposal.

IT0p0SdL.
The undersigned -, whose post
Office address is -, county Of -
State Of -, proposes TO carry tho mails
oil the United States, from July l, 1876
to June 80, 1877, on route No. -, be-
tween - and -, State OF -
under the advertisement OF tho Postmas.
ter General, dated October l, 1874, with
celebrity, certainty, and security" for the
annual sum Of - dollars; and if this
proposal is accepted he will enter into
contract, with surelies to be approved by
the Postmaster General, within the time
prescribed in said advertisement.
This proposal Is made with full knowl.
edge oil the distance Of the route, the
weight OF the mail to be carried, and all
other particulars in reference 10 the route
and service; and also, after careful exam
inalion OF the laws and instructions at
tached to advertisement OF mail service.
Dated - -, Bidder.
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1NnR AsSal, except JldgO OF US, Court,
tho eetuaea tetf q clerk 81 court Of Tecofj
must 90 ADDED, nader hlsseal Of office, that N !,
lied As tuch Ofiecr. - "u'J HuN''
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CERTIFICATE OF POSTMASTER

/, the undersigned postmaster al -,
Slate Of -, alter tho exercise of due
diligence TO inform myself OF the pecu-
MARY ability and responsibility OF the
principal and his sureties in the foregoing
bond, and Of the unincumbered real es-
tate owned by them, respectively do
hereby approve said bond and certify that
the said suretles are suillclent-suilcent
to insure the payment oil double the Gu
tire amount Of tho said bond; and do
further certify that the said bond was
duly signed by AND -, and
-, his surelies, before nlgning this
certificate.
Dated - 1877
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BOND.


5,-lntCrS The names OF the principal and
50 cdcS In foil In tina body Of the bond; also
the date. 7 be signatures 10 the bond should
be witnessed, and the certificate on the in
side tho1d be signed by justics Of tho peace,
adding bis oncial title, OF. II signed by no.
tary public, be should afllK his seal.
Know al men by these presents, that
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-, of -, bidder for carry.
ing tho mail on route No. -, from
-to-, do swear that l have
tho ability, pecunisrily, to fulfill my obi.
CATION as such bidder; that the bid is made
in good faith, and with the intention 10
enter into contract and perform the ser
vice in case said bid shall be accepted.
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No!1.-When the above oath Is taken before
justice OF tho peace or any other oticer NOT
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l., clerk Of the - the same
being q Court OF Record, do hereby Ger
lily that -, whose genuine signature
appears to the foregoing affidavit, was, al
the time Of signing tho same, q Justice OF
the peace IN and for the county and State
aforesaid, duly qualified, and that all his
official ac,s as such arc entitled to full
faith aud credit.
In testimony whereof, | have herGunto
set my hand Us clerk, and affixed the seal
Of said court, on this - day OF -,
1877
TL.s1 - (g,yE
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OATH required By section 245 Of an act Of
Congress approved June 30, 1874, to be
affixed 10 each bid for carrying Tie mail,
and 10 30 taken before an officer qualified
TO administer OathS.
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qulred for the faithful performance OF his
contract, the Postmaster General shAll
Immediately advertise for proposals to
perform the service on said route. When.
ever an accepted bidder shall fell 10 en-
tc: into contract, or a contractor on any
mail route shall fail or refuse 10 perform
the service on said route according 10 his
contract, or when q new route shall be
established, or new service required, or
when from any other cause there shall not
be a contractor legally bound or required
70 perform such service, the Postmaster
General may make temporary contract
for carrying the nail on such route, with.
ont advertisement, for such period as may
DO necessary, not 10 any case exceeding
six months, until the service shall have
commenced under q contract made &C.
cordlng 10 law: Provided, holDeptT, That
the Postmaster General shall not employ
temporary service on any route at high.
er price than that paid TO the contractor
who shall have performed the service
during the last preceding regular contract
term. And IN all caseS Of regular con-
tracts hereafter made, tho contract may,
in the discretion Of the Postmaster Cen
eral, be continued in!lorce beyond its ex.
press terms Tor period not exceeding
six months, until new contract with the
same, or other contractors, shall be made
by the Postmaster General.
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Subscribed and sworn before mo this
day Of -, 1877
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Sworn 10 and subscribed be.
fore me. for the -oi
-, this = day Of "A.
D, lS7 ,and in testimony where [sEALl
Of hereuntO subscribe my name
and aillx my official seal the day
and year aforesaid.
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Dy these presents, Ina

principal, and anG-of-
in the Slate Of, as sureties
arc held and firmly bound unto
the United States Of America in the just
and full sum d dollars, lawful
money Of the United States, to be paid to
the said United States Of America, or its
duly appointed or authorized officer CT
officers; TO the payment Of which, well
and truly to be made and done, We bind
ourselves, our heirs, executors, and ad-
minisIratoB, Jointly and severally, firmly
by these presents.
Sealed with our seals, and dated this
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sonally appeared before me - and
-, suretics in the foregoing bond,
to me known TO be the persons named in
said bond as sureties, and who have ex-
eucted tho same as such, who being by
me duly sworn, depoae andsay, and each
for himself depOses and says, he has ex-
eCuted the within bond, TINT his place Of
residence Is correctly stated therein, that
hc is tho owner Of real eHlatC worth the
sum hereinafter set against his name over
aud above all debts due and owing by
him, and oil jugdmenls, mortgages, apd
executions against him, after allowing all
exemptions Of every character whatever,
the total sum thus assured amounting 10
g. dollars
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Sections Of Tie act Of Congress "to RepiS,
Consolidate, and Amend tie Statutes re,
Iating 10 The Post Office Department." Ap
proceed June s, 1872.
The Postmaster General requests that
bidders, gusrantors, sureties, and all per.
sons concerned, or intending TO be con-
cerned, in mail contracts, will carefully
read and critically examine the abstract
oil laws here presented, and also the forms
and instructions at the end OF this ad.
Vcrtisement, in order that bids may be
made and liabilities assumed understand.
ingly, and tina. all misapprehensions or
cause Of complaint hereafter may be
avoided.
Poslmasters are required to make them.
selves familiar with these laws and in
structions, that they may be able TO in
form and direct others.
Rsimas.erS, clerks, dc. cannot Be contract,
OTS
SIC rs. That no postmaster, assistant
postmaster, or clerk employed in any
post office, shall be q contractor or con-
cerned in contract Tor carrying the
mail.
Persons in tho employ Of The Post Office De.
partment (incIudin9 pQsimGsterS) cannOl
become interested in mail contract, MOI
act as agent fcOntrGttorS or bidders
SEC. L. That no person employed in
the Post Office Department shall become
interested in any contract for carrying
the mai, or act az agent, with or without
compensation, for any contractor or per-
son Offering to become contractor in any
business before the Department; and any
person so offending shall be Immediately
dismissed from office, and shall be liable
to pay 80 much money as would have
been realized from said contract, 10 be re
covered in an action Of debt, Tor the usC
Of the Post Office Department.
BY regulation Of tho Department, M
carrier should DO employed who is undel
sixteen years Of age; and no bidder viii
DO accepted who is under twenty, ont
years OF age, or who 10 married woman
Conveyance Of letters out ofM6 mail. Pri
Udte expresses, dc
SEC. 227. That any person concerned
in carrying the mail who shall collect, re
ceive, or carry any letter or packet, o.
cause or procure the same 10 be done
contrary 10 law, shall, on conviction there
Of, for every such o1ense, forfeit and pay
not exceeding fifty dollars.
Sac PCS Thatno person shall establish
any private express for the conveyance O
letters or packets, or in any manner caus
or provide for the conveyance ofthe sam
by regular trips or al stated periods, owe
any post route which is or may be estab
lshed by law, or from any city, town, O
place to any other city, town, or place be
tween which the mail Is regularly carried
and every person 80 offending, or adm
or assisting therein, shall, for each ollense
forfeit and pay one hundred and fin,
dollars.
SEC. 800. That the owner of ever,
stsge.cosch, railway. car, steamboat, o
other vehicle or vessel, which shall, wit
the knowledge Of any owner, in whole o
in part, or with the knowledge or comm
vance Of the driver, conductor, master o
other person having charge Of the SAINT
! convey any person acting or employed q
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Extracts from Laws, &c.

Oath Of Kdi! Contractors and Cdtrlsr8, Re.
QHtrtd by Act Of CORgrtIS, June s, ls7l
L., do solcmnly swear Tor AFFIRM that
will faithfully perform all the duties require
OF me, and abstain from everything forbidden
by the laws In relation 10 the establishment OF
post offices or post.rOads within the United
atAtef; and tia! 1 will honestly and truly &C.
count for and pay over any money belonging TO
the said United States which may come into
my possession or control. 20 help me God.
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Whereas, by an act OF Congress ap-
proved June 90, 1874, entitled IAN Act
making appropriations for the service Of
the Post Office Department for the fiscal
year ending June thirtielh, eighteen hun.
dred and Geventy-fve, and for other pur.
poses" It is provided: "thst every pro-
posal for carrying the mail shall be &C.
companicd by tho bond of the bidder,
with suretes approved bys postmaster
in pursuance whereof, and in compliance
with tho provisions Of said law, this bond
is made and executed, subject to all the
terms, conditions, and remedies thereon
in the said act provided and prescribed
to accompany the aforegoing and annexed
proposal oi thesaid--.
Now, the condition of the said obliga-
ton is such, that il the said, bidder
as aforesaid, shall, within such time after
his bid is accepted as the Postmaster Gen
ersl has prescribed in said advertise
ment Of route No. -, 10 wit, on or before
the 1st day Of June, 1875, enter into 6
contract with the United States o.
America, with good and sufficient sure.
tics to be approved by the Postmaster
General, 10 perform the service proposed
in his said bid, and further shall perform
said service according to his contract
then this obligation shall be void, other,
wise to be in lull force and obligation II
law.
10 witness whereof we have hcreuntt
Get our hands aud sesls this-day O
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BY section 10 Of the act Of June s, 1879
every person employed in the postal ser
vice is subject to all the pains, penalties
and fOrleltures for violation Of tho laws re-
lsting 10 such service, whether he ha:
taken the above oath or affirmation Oh
mt
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LIUN0 ~ NC uWuIutu ~ "C 1CtVtN OtIWT-
Bids Of failing contractors may not be
considered.
SEC. 240. That all contracts Tor carry
Ing the mail shall be in the name Of the
United States, and shall be awarded 10
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient
guarantees for faithful performance, with.
out other reference to tho mode oil trans
pOrtation than may be necessary to pro-
vide for the due celebrity, certainly and
security thereof; but the Postmaster Gen
eral shall not be bound 10 consider the
bid Of any person who has willGully or
negligently failed to perform a former
contract.
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Failing contractors gully of a miSdemeaaor.
SIC 254 That any person or persons
bidding Tor the transportation Ui the mails
upon any route which may be advertised
TO be let, and receiving an award Of the
contract for such service, who shall
wrongIully refuse or fail 10 enter into con.
tract with the Postmaster General in due
form, and perform the service described
in his or their bid or proposal, shall be
deemed guilty Of a mlsdemeanor, and, on
conviction thereof, be punished by fine
not exceeding five thousand dollars, and
by imprisonment for a term not exceeding
twelve months.
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Schedules t05S furnished and posted up in
post offices, Registers tO5e returned and
reports made.
SEC. 70. That the Postmaster General
shall furnish to the postmasters at the
termination OF each route a schedule Of
the time Of arrival and departure Of the
mail at their offices, respectively, to be
posted 10 conspicuous place in the Of
flee; and the Postmaster General shall
also give tho postmaster notice of any
change in the arrival and departure that
may be ordered; and he shall cause 10 be
kept and returned TO the Department, al
short and regular intervals, registers
showing the exact times OF the arrivals
and departures Of the mail
BY act Of Congress- approved April 81,
1908, no member Of Congress can be a
contractor, or.be concerned, directly or in.
directly, in any contract with the Govern.
ment; and by the same act It Is made a
high mlsdemeanor Tor any officer Of the
United States 10 enter, in It's behalf, into
a contract with member Of Congress.
but II q member withdraw from contract II
may be concluded with the other pMtnCrs,-
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certificate.

Dated -, 1877
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No pay 10 be made until contracts are
executed.
SEC, ESQ That no person whose bid
Tor carrying the mail is accepted shall 70.
CeiVe any pay until he has executed his
contract according TO law and the regula-
tons Of the Department.
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...g from C.AfksbuIE, by Browns. Creek, Los
creek and JAhel0w, 10 Weston, % mile
and back, slK times O week.
Leave CIarksburg daily, except Sunday, o.
$40 Jam:
Arrive At Weston BY l.S0pm;
Leave Weston daily, except Sunday, o.
gpm;
BJId required with bid, $500.
...ls from ClAIkSburg, BY Sycamore Dale, Il
Wo,t Milford, miles and back, twice
l,iycClA ksSurg Wednesday and sAturda,
ANCr arrival Of Eastern nall-IAy q
2pm;
West Milford Wednesday and Sl,ut
cayAt 6l5 am,
AuiysE ClArksburg by1l.45Am,
bond required with bid, 500.
~ From ClArkSburg to Grassland, miles and
back, once q week.
Leave ClArIsburE SaturdAyAt $50 IN;
Arrive Al Grassland by 5 pm;
Leave Grassland saturday Gt . am;
Arrive al @ ArksbufR BY lam;
Bond required with bid, $40.
..is From wlsonburE, by SArdls, Browns
Mills ln o.. and llmbgIpOrt, 10 Pros
peel Valley, 10 miles ana bA.k. three
times We K.
L:aSo wilsonblrG Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at : m;
Arrive At Prospect Valley by I'm;
Leave Prospect Valley Monday WedneS.
day and PrlCAy Rtl pm;
Arrive al Wilsonburg by 6pm.
Bond required with bid, 500.
,.Hg From West Milford, By Dig Buffalo, New
Milton anu DoddridGe, 10 oxford, 8gX
miles and back, once week.
Leave West Milford sIturdAJ al GAN;
Arrive at Oxford by 0p m;
Leave oxford FhoAy at IN;
Arrive a. Wee: Milford by Opm;
load required with bid, 500.
l4jO From BMracksville, by Gray's Flat, 10
EaIetuVisle, Q miles and back, twice q
Leave DArasksvlllC Tuesday and Saturday
AtlIm;
Arrive Ai:DIsncttsVIllO by8pm;
Lave BasnCttsyIlle Tuesday and sA utdAy
at4p M:
Arrive at Iarracksyille by pm.
Bond required with BID, $9Cr.
l.ll GarraeksyIllc, by Hood vile, Center, sta.
bier Run, Penress, MooicsyIlli and
Andy and JAke'B Run, to BAskSYIllc, IS
miles and bGcE, once q week.
Leave DArrA' ksyil Monday Of l0A n;
AirNe al BlA:ksyllle by I pm;
Leave B.ncksyllle TaesdAy at am;
Arrive at BarTacksyille bSn pm.
Bond required with bid, $2O.
10! Fiom FAirmont, by Mill Falls, worthlDg.
ton and Shinnston, u C.arksburg, IS
miles and back, six umes week.
Lave Fairmont daily, except Sunday, at
pm;
Arrive A. Cla:ksburg by SPIN;
Lava ClRtksturg daily, except inday, al
BAN;
Arrive at FaIimont by lam
Bond Required with bid, $500.
l,3 From FalrmOnt, by Rivesvilc, A net1.
vale and Laurel Point, 10 MOTgAntown,
10 miles and ta.k. three times week
Leave Fa!rmont Tuesday, ThnradAy and
Saturday ut n am;
Arrive at MorI antown by4pm;
Leave MorgantoWn TLesday Thursday and
saturday 81 Tam;
Arrive al FAirmont by lpm
Bond required with bid, 500,
..5i Fom faIrmOnt, by PalatIne, White Day,
Pleasant Va ley, and UflnStOn, TO Nor.
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Leave Portland WCdueldiy and saturdi.
at 1880 am;
Arrive At Germln Set l,mcht by 30 n m
Leave German Settlement wcdncidI!
and Saturday At6Am;
Arrive At Portland by cam.
| Bond required with bid, i9OO.
1871 From Granville 10 Portland, 9m!les az
BACK, three Times q week.
| LAye GAINESVILLE Ticsdiy, Thuridiy ant
satufdly al Gam;
Arrive Al Portland by II SIAM
Leave POttlALa TuetdIy, faundY ant
| Saturday at IL 81 . m;
| Arrive al CranrRYillc by SPIN,
Bond required with bid, SgOO
1892 From RowleIburg by llInnahsVlllC, Ia
SAINT George, sOmllcs and back, twice /
week.
Leave ROWlcsbarg Tuesday and Saturday
ATtlycatsalnt George by7pm;
LGi'S salntdeorRe TuetdiJA and Saturday,
Arrive At RowleNburRby i9m.
bondFtquired with bid, $500.
1878 From Saint George TO Texas, Z mlcs and
back, once week.
Leave baint George Wednesday ATTAIN.
Arrive atTexA, BY Gam: "'
Leave Texas Wednesday al 10 am;
Arrive at saint George by lem,
lind required with bid, 500.
1874 Prom saint Gerrge, BY Valley Mc,d,w,
Alum Hill, Black Fork and Rcd Creek m
week. ""''
Leaye Saint George Wtduesdly
Arrive at Days Mills by Ppm:
Leave DAYS Mills ThurtdSy At am;
ArriYeN Saint George by7pm.
Bond required with bid, $50.
1918 From Holly Meadows. by Alum Wo,ls IA,
ticks Ford, FleAtabt Kun, Fillmore and
New Interest, 10 LeAdsYllls, q miles and
back, twice week
Leave Holly Meadows Wednesday and
Saturday ct am;
ATrlTo ~ LeAdsville by l2m;
Leave LeadTille Wednesday and Saturday
AIriyeat Holly Meadows bySpm.
Bond required with bid, 300
1919 From LeAdSyillc. by Dry Fork and Cherry
St9ye, 70 Mouth VI Seneca, 81 miles and
back, once week.
Leave LCadsvillc Thursday At Gam:
nrfiVe at Mouth OF Seneca by SPIN;
lave houth Of seneca Friday Nt7nm;
Arrive, at Leadsville by SPIN.
Bond required with bid, 200.
1927 Prom Holly Meadows, BY Lead Nine and
Horne Shoe RuD, - OaklaLd MIDI %
miles and back twice week.
Leave Holly Meadows Tu,sdAy and Friday
Arrive At Oak ard by Som:
Leave Oakland Wednesday and Saturday a.
Tam:
Arrive at Holly Meadows by Bpm.
Bond required with bid, $40.
1878 From sngo, by Talmausvillc, Grim's Store
AID Aihliek, 70 HlttonsVllle, 81 miles
and back, once u week
Leave sAgo Friday at I'm;
AnlVe nj Iluttonsvile by pm;
Lave huttonsville EalR day IA. Gam:
ArrivtRt Sage by 5pm.
Bond required with bid, 5000
1879 Prom IIantersyille, by Hdray, Elk, Mlngo
Flat, Valley Head and Camp BlkWaier,
10 lluttonsvilIe, % miles and back, twice
week
Leave IIantcrsylllc Tuesday and Friday at