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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16
p. X, G. C. A. LELAND,


STATE OF ILL NOIS, IA sALLK Co.'S.
- In ne Circuit Court MereQf 10 O2ObT Tenn lo'e-
sussnnah Finch rs John o. Hatch and John H. Noble.
-BMtO fOTeCIose pOrfg0Ge. - 49,
IL appearing from affidavit on file In the once OF the
clerk SAID that said defendants John atch anc
John H. Noble not residents OF said state ana SAID
complainant having Ged her bill OF complaint 10 eaid court
D. 1876 herein and having been Issued thereon
according TO law; .,-. -,
Notice therefore hereby given to sst defendants John
o. Hatch and John H. Noble that uvless you small person
to held the Court House In Ottawa In said county on
the secODd Monday of October next d. 1875 when and
where said 10 rshle and plead answer de-
except to said bill the came will be taken or CON
tessed against RnC the matters ana ulnSs leie'n
CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk,
P.K.& c. A. LELAND, solicitora asg1blw
NrOTISIC.-KsTATK PArRIK WEIR DKCkbsRh.
~ Notice IL hereby given that the undesigncd husin
stra0r OF Patrick Weir late OF the county OF
Is Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased VIII aPpear before
the County Court OF said county the third Monday (bc
ial the sixteenth day. OF october 1910, " the Coun'
" Court House ottawa In said county when and where
All having claims demands against SAID estate are
notified attend asd present the same In Writing ior al
Dst1d this 10Th day of August a D. 1876.
$780, JOHN f. ACCAMBRIDGE,'
surl66w Admnistslo
<rO'TICF.-EsTATR or RUeH KELLY, DkcHAhHD
Notice 10 hereby given, That the undersigned, Admin.
istrst1E the estate Hugh Kelly lac OF thc county
Of La.ale and state of Illinois Decreased VIII appear 1eiote
ion day of october 1876 ~ the county court 9ns ~
OTTAWA in said county wb and where all persons nav
cam demands sgains aad estate are notned 10 atehu
and PRESENT the same In writing Tor Adjustment
DATED this 18th day OF August A. d. $50 .,,,,,
MARY KELLY,
augl26w AdnaisuatriS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16
NICHOLSON & SNOW,

A
MORTGAGE 81 LE;.-whereas Eavid A
pSe Ann prGe his We late Ss q s ne d s9uIy
5 Gi and eVer to Of
county their certain mortgage deed OF thai dae whereby
Ing described real estate situated In said county ano state
viz The surface OF lot six 6 block fitys'1 (5e IN N,
Ia the Recorders office OF said county In volume II?
on page 49, and was made 70 secure hs oT
given BY said David TO said John Jil Tor I'll,
from date With interest per per annum, payable
annually . -
both principal Of said nete the same being nov
wholly and unpaid and whereas also provided II
OF default the pay OF said note any part the reoi
the ssa M ns s after nsvns may
70 and all ft ss and eSa 81
upon making such sale execute deliver deed deeds
to the purchaser purchasers and apply the proceeds
neun ls
note 81 rendering the ovepns tany to said
undersigned in pursuance and by virtue the power l1
said mSrslgc WI on sssnpasy the h OF
said day sthe south door Of the county court house
s ess
right title and interest OF said morgagors In said premises
together with all and singular appurtenances thefeunte
belonging or In any wise appertaning.
deed OF said premises will be made &c the purchaser
"p0' WV p'' l'eA - JOHN j. HILL. Mortgage.
NTOTICE.-EsTArE OF DELLA MAGTLL, DECEASED
~ Notice hereby given. that the Undersigned hkecn
tor OF the last will and testament o. DeliA Maslll lau
of the county of Ii Sale and of IGois deceased, viii
appear before the County Court of said county on t
third Monday (beng the 10th day. OF October 1876 at t
County Court House in Ottawa, in said county, whei
and where al persons having claims or demands agans
said estate notified TO attend and present the same In
writing for Adjustment.
HARVEY BECkWIrH.
seD2- CIV Executor
OF JAMES CLARK DECEASED =
~ Notice is hereby given, that the Undersigned Aunh
traitor with copy will annexed OF the estate OF Jape
Clark late Of the county of La Sale aud state OF Illinois
deceased will appear before the County Court OF sal'
October ls at County Cout House In Ottawa In sale
county when and where all persons haviEg claims or de
DIS against aid estate notified to attend ana presen
the same in writing for adjustment. -
JOSEPH NJ nERRON,
fep2-Gw Administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-16

BEETs FOR Cows Last year raised a LOT
of mangolds and carrots The mangolds were
gathered first and put in the cellar: afterward
the carrots were gathered and corded up on
top of them, so that when l began TO feed
them to my cow, the carrots came first. The
COW gave about her usual quantity of milk
except the usual shrinkage on the accession
of cold weather and being put upon dry fod
der Fearing that the beets would not keep
as well as the carrots, and Also thinking they
possessed better milk.producing qualities,
was ANXIOUS to get at them. Accordingly
removed part of the carrots and commenced
feeding beets, when, To my surprise, my COW
began to fail of her milk until the deficiency
reached about one.thTd. Wishing to test the
matter still further, changed back again &c
carrots, when her milk increased to about hel
usual standard. The quantity fed was about
the same in either case-about Aalt.bushe
basket ihree.quariers full. If there was any
difference, it was in favor OF the beets.-Cor
Rural Neu Yorker
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Abstracts of Title.

Having pure the Abstract Rocks OF La sale CJEr
ty intend make NhstrsCfirE 81 Titles special bush
ness snd ee satisfied frnu The knowledge ard perenee
that have OF the business TAT can make Abstracts % the
satisfaction e those Who are experienced IN EXAMINING
titles lnauluE money buying land. an Low mskinf
ana will snou complete very superior GrauioT GrAneS
Index Hv which readily tell what land land own
er n Ia sale county owns or has oV1tc, Or wsai
mortgages given tAkrn. THIS indeN WI also -
hsrt fvafr.f Hle errors mining ahs-actin
the Title 90 ary piece % LAND.
For Abstracts Tite any Information IN rsaft %
titles % laaJ gi' va OF address
F. w. UPPER
Otts =. lis
once In Hoes & Leland's Block. igb.s7s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-15
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMFY,
RICHMOND. VA October 6, 1875.
rCHEDITI F. OF TRAINS. TAKING EF.

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CoNPY,l
RIcMMoNp. VA October 8. 1876. :
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING EFF.
y Feet OCTOBER g., 1S76-TRAIN No. l..
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS MAIL AND E1.
pREss.-Leaves Richmond at ESQ A. IL; le1rcs
Burkcvile ut 10:46 A. b.; leaves Danyille at 2:j9
P. M; leaves Greensboro at $40 p. NJ; leaves
F i!os at l0l' r NJ. arrives at Charlotte at l04l
TRAIN No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW YORK
NJ: leaves Airline Junction at $40 A. ~: Leaves
Salisbury ut 1856 A. NJ. leaves Greensboro at 9:5j
A. NJ; leaves Danyie at 1928 =. NJ. leaves Burke
vile at sos 2. NJ; a. rivcs at Richmond at TAT
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNcHEURG PASSENGER
Leaves Richmond at $50 A. ~: arrives at Burke.
Vile at 2: H.; leaves o BuPkeyiis at hi ar
TRAIN No. 6:--BuRKEyILLE ACCOMMODATE
Leaves Burkeyille at lao 2. d.; arrives at Rich.
Trains Nos. ! and 2 connect at Richmond With The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Grains Nos. l and connect at Greensboro With
The through trains connect at Richmond with
trains on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po!o-
mac railroad to and from Washington, Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA, and New York.
y Trains Nos. and 2 connect ut Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road to and from GreenyilIe, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile Pensacola New Orleans ana All s0a1n~ sNd
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta. Charleston
Savannah, Tallahassee, and all southern points.
Train No. connects at Bnrkeville with tile Attain
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchoafs'
Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
TicXets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
: Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New orleans
Pullman Palace sleepfng-cars run through bet"efu
Richmond and Atlantis.
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
to the points named on the ticket Noy-oysr checAs
Will be given. Z. N. X. TALCOTT
General Superintendent
JOHN Il. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-15
ByF j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
No. g2I Hull street, Manchester, Va.

UCTION SALE OF ONE OF THE
n MOST BEAUTLFULLY L0G 4 iI;E II BRTG fJ {
RESIDENCES ON PORTER STREET IN The
CITY OF MANCHESTER, EA.-At the request OF
the owner, DR.. L. r. Chtles. who expects TO make
change in business, will sell at public auction on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, November 22,
1879, at $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ, his desiraby located
HOUSE and LOT, OIL Porter street IN the city OF
Manchester.
The Lot has front of 40 feet on Porter street
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, with depth
of los feet.
The DWELLING is built In the most substantial
manner Of brick containing seven rooms, besides
lockrooms and ice-hosc In basement, with bay-win-
dows from basement to the third story, area-Wali
and brick pavement aroundthe entire house; 'front.'
yard and fence rcarransed and reprinted since the
street was graded: altogether presenting handsome
appearance Kitchen with two rooms and closet
Stable with three stalls, ieed-house and carriage
house well-wlth Smiths fXtures-of the finest
water in the city.
Seldom Is 1t that such valuable property Is put
upon the market; and when 1t Is remembered that
our city Is thriving and rapidly improving ana
growing, persons seeking frst-claSs residence or
Solid Investment should give this advertisement con-
sideration.
TERMS: Made known ont The day Of sale.
no l3-ta +. j. SAMPSON, Auctioncer.
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.AUC ,,,ll sALEs-Furure Days.
Z by Robert B. Lyme
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
!, ~ ff II 81 q Main street. ~

rTRUSTEES, SALE OF THAT LARGE
DEsIRAgLE WELL .goNsTRg ny1 ~ 4 A AN,
,RY. BRICK DWELLING ON THE. NOkTh.
WEST CONNER OF GRACE AND Al; ,F0 q. ~ ltx.
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY II. %. Ley ,EI5,
ESQ, AS & HIS RESIDENCE, CONTAINING
AyOUT TEN ROOMS; BRIGk. hII 9 Hl = 9 =
AND ALI MODERN I'M EN- TS,
by AUCTIOE.-As trustees named In four CERTAIN
deeds of trust from N Lee md wife; bearing GATE
respectively September IL, 1872: March o. 1879;
AUGUST B, 1874, md January q, 1875, ana Gully re-
corded I'M the clerks Office Of Richmond Cnancery
Court In D. B,9S A,lpage 297y; 3. bloc b, page
335 d. b. 103 B, page 423, and ID. d. 10y a, page
f107, and to secure the following alnonnts--S3.-
ego, ,l2O, $58 60, and 81 33-we SHALL by drec-
ton Of the beneficiary named IN said deeds, deiauls
having been made In the payment OF the notes
therein secured. proceed to SELL upon the premises
,on SATURDAY, 25th day of November 1875 at
O'Clock p. NJ, that desirable THREE-SIOHf
BRICK DWELLING, No. 2 west Grace street, SIT
united on the northwest corner Of Grace md Foushee
streets, containing ten rooms, with al the modern
improvements. The lot fronts 80 feet on Grace
street and runs back $50 feet to in alley ~ 1cet
wide. ---s<J---
This valuable residence, situated as 1t is In most
excellent makes 1t especially attrac-
tive for homo IN Investment Special ATTENTION
Is called this sale, IL Is the only resi-
dence for sale in that locality on Grace street.
TERMS: Cash as to sufHciency to pay the cost and
expense of sale and pay the above amount with In
tcrest; residue upon terms to be given at sale.
F. P. TURNER, Trnstee.
no ID A. NJ KELLEY, Trustee.
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AUCTION sALEs--.Future Bays.
BY +. j. sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
Ia na1 k1nit street. Manchester, We.

-
TRUSTEES, SALE OF "A LARGE.
cHEsT Eis 4 ED COUNTY TaNIHaNi
HINDREDr AND ,FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF
TRULY VATuaBLE FARMING. AND COAL;
LANDS-In pursuance OF o deed OF trust eaecuIed
to us by G. E. Robertson on The 18th day OF oTem.
Der, 1876, and duly of record in the Conpty Goust
clerks office of Chesterfield county IN Oeed-bQs4k
&c. page IS, we shall being required 30 70 do by lne
beneficiary in said deed Of rustl sell az PUBLIC ave
ton, on the premises, on yMONDAI, NoyemDer ~,
1875 at IL o'clock NJ f fair II not on the net falr
day theresfte,J that truly valuable IKAGI rUgT W
LAND, with an eight-ro0m FRAME DM ELIL Iin
and all necessary out-bnildings near 20 TUG nuuio
THAN coal-nnes adjoining the Goal-anqs OF ss
lin Stearns, estate or Colonel WiiaM d S nja aId
Others about two and half miles from Coaihed
cleared the balance well wooded and Win
There arc he ne surface Indications Of coal as can
be found on any land In the coal d1strict. Inc lM
provements hregood, and ample TOT arge anu nfse-
The purchaser at last sale having failed to comply
with the terms Of sale, this sale viii be at DIS sK
and the terms viii be cash sufficient to pay the ex-
peses of former sae and resale and to pay on hole
Of 4e3.33, with interest from l2tn OF SeHtemDer
1878, tin paid and on credit until the iZtn Gay Oh
September, 1877, rs to s246.59; tne oaance upon a
snch terms as the said George e. Robertson or me
trustees shall direct on the day of sale all oeferred
payments to be secured By deed Of trust ON the pro
perY for bonds carrying six per cent lnterest from
day of sale. More liberal terms may PTo6aoy DC an
hou''eu ~ 'A''' JOHN c. ROBERTSON,
no15 Trustees
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A Rhtsaoeeros shat Drank san ne nusA'
cts OF ehloroforrn.
tEror, ,ile CincinnsA Post.

IRON the Cincinnati Post.I
~. . Nv dear sir,'' said the Press Agent, as
syvn stained in front OF cage containing a
hvena. ( the hyena Is the meanest and dirt
iest az beasts, vet he Is great curiosity.
Now YOU are not very well posted in the
show business, and so I viii tell you all you
need to know. This hyena is the fourth
one ever captured, and cost the owner OF
this show $50, 600. Twelve men were slain
before the beast was Gagged. It is very hard
TO keep hyena alive in this climate, and
we have to feed him on solid tenderloin
and milk
AS Mr.. Dumont paused for breath, we
took tho opportunity to tell him that there
were four lyenas in our own Zoo, that the
keepers up there hadn't very much trouble
in Keeping them alive, and that they oftener
got tough flank than tenderloin.
For moment the man OF much show In
formation looked at us in q plying sort OF
way. then with a light sheer on his face
remarked: "You have been deceived, sir.
Those animals are only sHyeneses Domes-
ticates,' or in other words, domcsticated
hyenaS; they are n cross between cayote
and wolf. Peoples are often imposed upon,
but We'll let that pass.
"Here in this next cage is the only rhi-
noceros ever in captivity. Old John Robin
son secured the hide OF q rhinoceros and
had it sewed on over an ordinary 'muley'
COW. The cow stood it for about two
months and then died. Then Robinson had
the hide stuffed and got the credit OF having
exhibited the first rhinoceros in this coun-
try. But, sir, ours is the first live one ever
imported, and it cost us SG0,000t to get him."
"What has become OF his horn!" IL
quired our young man, as he noticed that
~ .hs hrolIuhf n
country" lacked that prominent nasal ap-
pendage.
"Now, that horn has little history OF
itself" answered the Press Agent. "Tom-
that's what we call the beast--lost his horn
ut Erie, Pa. You see, VIC got him in the
show at Titusyille, and we had to keep him
in 4 sheet-iron cage seven inches thick. AT
times he would get very bad, and one day
he battered out the end OF his den with his
horn. It took eighty men to recapture
him. Then we gave him nine buckets OF
chloroform, and while he was sleeping we
sawed of his horn. Since then Tom seems
broken-hcartcd, and is docile rs lamb"
When the cage containing what our I'M
sophisticated young man supposed was an
ordinary monkey OF an unusually large size
was reached, Mr.. Dumont proceeded to thus
cnlighten him:
This mammoth beast, I dare say, you
have no idea OF. 1t is the great gorilla OF
Africa, the strongest beast in the world.
His strength exceeds that OF fourteen men.
He is terribly vicious brute, and since he
has been in our possession he has killed
nine keepers and an infant son of the pro-
prictor Of this show. This gorilla is sup
posed to be about eighty-scyen years Of age,
and we have owned him for nineteen years
ourselves. He cost us originally $50. 729.s7,
but the expense of keeping him for the past
nineteen years will swell that amount
greatly. The proprietor Of this show
wouldn't take $4,000, 900 for him to-day"
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"Tweed," says the Washington County
Eogle, "is no chicken, and yet they have
got him fowl His life must be burden"
Does this refer to his wrendition for robin
Graphic. No; it allldes to the il-eagle
character of him and his brownies: He
comes home under the eggg's-tradition
treaty, you know. and they've got the
matches down on him. Speaking OF eggs,
the Franklin has probably been laying two
every day, hoping to get him on'nest. Old
Tweed is longing for the cook-who served
his tenderloin at Ludlow street, but his
coming home is very haWkward for his
friend Tilden.-Philadetphia Bulletin.
A woman's hand. How beautifully mould
ed: how faultless i'm symmetry; how soft
and white and yieldiug; and oh! how
much of gentle memory its pressure con-
ycys. Yet we don't like it in our halr.-St.
Louis Dispatch.
a critic in the Graphic says: "The ana
chronism OF Anna Dickinson's wardrobe is
beautifully complete" And now half OF
the lady readers OF the Graphic will order
their dresses trimmed with on, OF those
things. They are not aware that anachron-
isms in actresses dresses are simply pull
backs.-Norristopn Herald.
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ssts-
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stand by Empires pr1aaat springs
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The klnglteSt ACT,
OF freedom Is the freeman 5 'otc'
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We boast Tonight
Is ours through cosilier sacrihcc
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-15
BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real EstateAgents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE VAL
i UABLE FRAME DWELLIMHGs AND Az Ill. LOTS ~
the provisions df deed Of trust bearing date the
tees duly recorded In the clerks ONCE or the
Chancery Court Of the city OF kicnmona VIZ sda III,
the beneficiary therein seegred sell By ancion on
vember, 1875. o'clock F. NJ, the real estate &c,
.VAIuABLE FRAME DWELLINGS, containing
i've rooms and kitchens EACH with lots fronting 33
feet each on the west side Of Twenty-eighth street
between Clay and Leigh streets, and running back
100 feet on the south linc and l25 feet on the norm
line of said property to alley In common IA feet
wide. ooo
TERMS: The said deed requires cash as to $4,000
ana the interest thereon at the rate Of IL per cent
pcr annllm from the goth November, 1873, until
paid and the residue, ii there be any, such terms
as the gr:,mtor grantees in said deed shall direct
Bt the following terms may be given at the time oil
sale-towit; One fourth Of the purchase-money l IN
months negotiable notes given for the deferred pay.
ncnis, with interest added and secured by deed OF
trust. W. IL. COM AkDiS, Trustees.
= Il: j. A. RICHARDSON.}
RICHARDSON & Co., Real Estate Auctionecrs.
q no i i -'.. ssft#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-15
49, BY W. Goddin.
- Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
~ OF SIX AND !ONE-QUARTER ACRES, IN
THE PLAN OF MARION HILL, ONE MILE
ance of decree of the Circuit Court of Henr1co In
the suit therein pending knownby the style sadler
the UNDERSIGNED, special Commissioner, Will EXPOSE
to sale, the premises ut public auction to the high
est bidder, on MONDAY the goth day of November,
1875, at IL o'clock NJ. IF fair; If not the next
fair day thereafter the following property, to wit
All that LAND and IMPROVEMENTS THEREON
ONE-QUARTER ACRES. being Lot No. 8 In the
plan OF Marion Hill, being the same land, &C., CON,
veyed to the trustees OF the Union Building Fund
Company by j. W. Clarke aud wife by deed OF trust
dated July IA, 1856. -"
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash; residue In
three equal instalments Of four, eight, and twelve
months from day. of sale, the deferred instalments
to carry interest from theay of sale at the rate OF
six per centum per annun the purchaser giving ne
gotabIc notes for the credit instruments and title
retained until full purchase-money Is paid
=. ~ rss.a-s- .s.lai.-g tif as=. HILL CARTER.
no I'll ,ttitds - - Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-15
i;y Cook i Laughton, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION ON WE'D
4 NESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1875, At At ~
O'CLOCK NOON THE mGuIDE AND ND N NE "
MENT CORNER NINTH AND BANK STREETS,
R1CHMoND vAWil be offered as oI s %Ge, III
health and falling sight. The Guide and NeeoS has
been In successful operation for nine years. One as
a railroad, the other rs an afternoon paper. 49,
rrhn JOR DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE IN
EVERY PARTICULAR, WITH -FOUR PRESSES,
TEANI-ENGINE. AND ABOUT FOuR HUNDRED
FONTS OF ASSORTED TYPE. This Is the only
Show Printing House south Of Baltimore. a rare
chance for newspaper men and iob-Grinters;
Proprietor.
Cook & IAItGuToN. AuctiOneers. no 11-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-15
BY N. M. Lee, Auctioneer,
No, IL Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, WITH
1 FRAMED DWELLING THEREON, ON MAD
DOX HIIL-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed
by John Whiteside and wife to me as trustee, bear
ing date on the 10Th day of November, 1871, re-
corded in the clerks Office Of Hcnrico County Court,
D. b. o. page 52S, default having been made in the
payment Of the bond secured by said decd and being
requested SO to do by the holder Of said bond, will
proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, 10Th day Of November, 1875, at
O'Clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY described In SAID
deed ms having front upon street which runs pa
rael with Valley street Of ninety four feet and run
ming back eastwardly to the east line of the lot sold by
William Cash to Lucy Brander; ana being the same
Lucy Brander to John Whiteside.
TERMS: Sufficient to pay for executing this trust
and to pay of certain bond secured In said deed for
S42393 or so much rs may be due thereon, interest
and principal; and for the balance on such terms as
may be made known at the time of sale.
no II JOHN NETTLES, Trustee.