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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
CossoLIDATED IMPERIAL Aix;

NOyNOLIDArED IMPERlAL MN;
" mi COMPANY. = Location Of principal
place of business. san franeirco, tsliofhla
Location of works, Gold Hill, storey e"ah''
Nevada. .o,
Noiiee 4. hereby given. that al = meeti1g o,
the Busri of Directors. held on the soih uAs !.
July. is.6. an assessment lNo. oi Isenay.n.i,
Cents as per share wsslevied ,h.ne.s,i
stock Of the corporation. payable lnns..s,
In United States gold coin. TO the sssI.,aa,s.
the ONCE of the Company, hc.m ~ ns.y. rrsn.
Balidins, Va. tis California -'re'''
-. Ans .n,n which this assessment shAll
,~nsln unrsId on the asth day Of miguel, is...
~iil H. detinqucnt, and sd.ertiseo W.
Al public auction. and uniers pShIv ~
IN dsy Of September. is56, TO pay the aenn-
an.as ..ss~.msnt. together with costs OF al
s~~rtislng and expenses VI sAle.
By order OF the Board o. pirvctors.
omer Room No. ~ H~syward'r BuildinK.
70, iysstd
0LANQOW GOLD AND SILVER
I MINING COMPANY Litigation Of prin-
eipsl plsce Of busihe>s. san frareisco. Call
LosaiIon Of works. Devir. Gate District.
Lyon eoanty. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. thai 81 . meeting OF
the Trustees Of aid Company. held on the sth
day Of August. ts7G. an Assessment INC. ~ oil
r1fte~n llsl Cents per pharv Ma levied upon
the capital stock uf the eorporAfion. payable
Immediately. In gold coin Of the United States,
IN the Secretary. Al the once of the Company,
Any stock upon which this assessment shAl
remain unpaid on the sth day Of septembei,
ls.6, viii BE- delinquent. and sdvertised for sale
at pablo ~anetion. and unlc-s payment u NAL,
before viii be sold on sATCRDAN, the stf
DAY 90 September. 1873, TO pay the delihSuenl
asss>sment, togvther with costs OF advertising
and sxpense- Of sale.
| O61ce-No. 10 Pine street, kooms ~ and VI
/ a.. H.-,al.ea Rallfarnla aululi
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And IN accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 18th day
Of July. A. d. is1e. 70 many shsres OF each
parcel Of such stock - may Be neeessaFy VII
Be sod at public suction, IN front Of the once
Sau me coSp..y: A All ;sssis, g0sa aiii; s'ss ~
OF September. A D. 1878. o. ! o'a,oek ,. ~, 70
pay q lnqusnt assessments thereon. together
with eos,s o. aaysrtisiny ssd expenses Of ssh,
unless previously paid. y
Dy order Of -ths Board Of Trustees.
nj. nm ~, Q; "; moskiss, s'e,s as;;
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r EE aOL.D AND slLvER NINING
CONPASY.-Loea,ion Of principal plsee
% busine>s. san Francisco. California
Location OF works. Gold niii. storey county.
Notice 10 hereby given. that Of . meeting
Of the Directors. held on the io.h day Of
August. lsf6. N asssssmsnt tSo ID OF
vivs Cents per share YES levied upon
the capital stock OF the ecrporaiioo. pay:
able Immediately. IN United staies gold
coin. to the Secretary. 81 the once OF the
Company, Room No. Z EXPIRES building. an
Frsncisco. California.
Any stock upon which this sssessmeuts haii
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of September.
isIs. viii he deiinqusut. and advertised pr
sale q public auction. and unless paymeutts
made before will b. sold on rHrRsDAY. the
SIN DAY Of October. 1879. to par the deiinguent
sssessmsnt. together with eoets OF advertising
aud sxpsnses OF sale.
Omee-noona No. Z Express Building. san
Francisco. CAlifo,ni,. aufttt
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The above sale q postponed mill WkDNKS-
DAY. August 80. 1870. a. Q O'Clock ?. ~. at the
once Of the Company. No. s,i Pine street. Ban
aais,d FORD il. ROGERS. Secretary.
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4.AlH > Wttug tTbrtt<s ..
And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the hoard OF Directors, made on the 18th day
OF July. 1915, 90 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock ~ may be necessary Will BE-
sold 81 public auction, 1t the once Of the Com.
panY, Rooms o and q. No. so7 Montgnmsry strest,
Han FRANCISCO. California, on FRIDAY, the
ist day Of September. 1870. st the hour OF :
O'Clock 2. y. OF said day. 20 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs OF I'd.
vertising and eIpenses Of sale.
wM.H WATSON. Secretary.
Ofice-No. o03 Montgomery street. Rooms 8
and 8, San Rnnclsco, California. anietd
~ hINiNo CuhPANY. -Locstion ~ prinei.
pal plArs Of bnsineaa. ran Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Virginia Mining District.
Btorey county. State ~ Nevada.
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-describ~d rtoek. ON account Of arsess.
ment mo. 27J levied ON the itih day OF July.
1876, the several amounts set opposite the
nani-s Of the Respective shareholders. ~ fol.
Iowa.
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-M0Ilck.

MI. u. woLy Is NOT AUTHORIZED 10
ia collect money for our account. Ptssss
nshs psyn:ets direct or 70 Hsssrs. STERN &
L ". eHAxYrxn / CO.,
as1n Ban frsuetsec, California,
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PRANK 4. wisK. SECRETARY.
Gold nm. Nevada. August u. lsis. snfstd
HAYWAaD CONsoLinATEI

"ANWA8D
SILVER MiSIS1 COMPANY Lrs-
fion Of principal place Of business. ssn fnn-
cisco. California.
LEGATION OF works. storey county. state Of
Nevada
thu BOARD Of Directors. held on the 7tth day OF
Juiv. isIe. an assessm~nt No. ~ OF Five
Cents per shAre vss levied upon the espl
tai stock Of the corporation. payable uimsi
ateiy, IN United states gold and silver eotn. 70
The S>crStary, a the Company ONCE. n
Dumm street, san Francisco. California
any stoek upon which this assessment shaii
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF August. ISIS.
viii b. delinquent. and Advertised fof ale
q public auction. and unless payment y made
before viii he cold on the eighth Gay
Of sep,smbse. 1870, 10 pay the delinquent n
and expenses Of sale.
By ofiss OF The Board Of Directors.
o. olLR0Y. sscretary..
omcs-2T pumn strsss, ssa frsneiseo. osi.
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NSIDEx GOLD AND SILVER MIN.

Xvl IN1 shon OF principal
place Of busine-.. Rooms NJ and ~ Merchants
Exchange, ran Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold lin Mining District.
Storey countv. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting OF
the Directors, held m the 18th day OF Angus.
1878, an assessment tSo. ~ Of Twenty Cent?
per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable immedl.
ateiy, In United states gold coin. 10 the seere.
tAry. At the once of the Company. ltooms -
and ~ Merchsnts' Exchange. California street,
San Francisco California
Any slock upon which TIL. assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18Th day Of september.
isT6. viii b delinquent. and advertised Tor sale
II public a~netion, and unless PAYMENT u
made before win be sold on THURSDAY.
the SIN day Of October. 1916, TO pay the de-
iinquent Assessment. together with costs of I'd.
vertising and eIpenses OF sale.
LOUIS KAPLAN. secretary.
once Rooms ~ and n Merchants NJ.
change. Ran frspcisco. California. aulItd
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n WARRINGTON MINING

ADY WARRINGTON W.
il ooNPANr.-Loe.iion Of prineipai place
Location OF work.. Gold Hili. storey com
Notes Is hereby given. that ., . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held 90 the sosh DAY o:
.Juiy, lsT6. an sssssment CSo. - OF NY
the capital stosk Of ths corporation. payable
Immediately In United etates gold coin. 10 The
Sserstary, Al the once Of the Comrsny. hoom
~, Hsyvsrd's Bailding. tis California stfsst,
psn ffsnciseo. CALIFORNIA;.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ou the s9th day OF August.
fsiS, will no delinquent, and advertised fof
sale a pablo a~netion. and unless paynent .s
made before will BE- sald on the
DAY or SEPTEMBER. 1875. To pay the dehn-
oueut assessment. together With costs OF I'D
vsrusing and expenses of sale.
NY order Of the board Of Directors.
d, l. THO dAS, secretary.
49, ~.- a. nav.ardss HutLilug Nan
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NORTH CONSOLIDATED VIE
IN GINA MINlS0 COMPANY .-Locatbn
Of principal place Of business. San franeiseo,
California
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District,
Storey County, Nevada y.
Notice is hereby given. that at . meeting OF
the Board Of Director. held on the tvenfy-
seventh day OF July .is'S. an assessment tNo;tl
of Twenty ave Csuts per share WAS levied
upon the capital stock OF the eofpota-
ton, payable Immediately. In United states
gold coin. 10 the secretary, a the once Of NE
Company, Room No. ID No. az California
street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which THE assessment shall
remain unpaid on the thirtieth day OF
August, isfs. win be d~elinausht, and Cd
vsrtised ior sAie II public aneuon. and unls..
payment IL made before viii be cold on MON.
BAY, the eighteenth day OF september.
1879, 10 pay the delin1uent assessment. TO
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
b. order Of the Bard % Directors
JOSEPH MA0uiRE, Secretary.
OnieeRoom u. No. tis Csiifomis street.
San francisco. California jy,sd
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YELLOW JACKET sILvER HIN.
i INC oOMPANY.-Assessmsnt sale No

location Of works, aold mn. Storey county.
Nevada. r.
Principal place Of business. Main street,
Gold hin, Nsvada.
No,ics.-Thsre arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-described stock, on account Of assess.
%en. Y iss * ~ ,s ,.Tars % , .ns MN s aay o ., iy.
the names Of the respective sharsholders,A ~
follows Z
Names. No. CsrtIf. Bhs. Amt.
Boyd Davis. Trustees ....s'ss.. 80. 70. $50
Cab II 4 90. fus
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Oanthier. Oafiot 4 @, Trus.
Gardner 4 Hooker rusteesi
Hiekox. kuhl q Co. Trustees.
Iloamer 4 Bourne. Trustees.
Hale. Page 4 wil-an. Trus. !
Hale, rage 4 Wilson do J
Hale PAGE a wilson do
mn 4 Kiisour. Tru-iee-.....l
MI 4 kllsoar. tIus''r-''''i
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~AssEssYENfs LEyIED.
MCCLELLAN coNsoLlDAIED

lIA nfA1 '
psny .-Locaiion % principal place VI business.
aan rraaeisco. California
Loesiion Of wosk-. sisei Ninias District.
Storey connty. Nevadn-
Notice IL hereby given. thai Al . meeting OF
the Board of DIRECTORS. hold on the 2ist day OF
August. 1919, an assessment lNo. y OF Ten
Cents 40 ets.i per share vas levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately. In United states gold coin. 10 tbs
Secretary. At the once of the Company. No
tss. Mon,gome, street.. Loom ?. up sfsirs. s~n
'rrsncisro. California.
Any ssock upon which this asse.sment snsI
remain unpaid On the 3tth day Of ssptenhsr.
1874, will be delinquent. and Advertised pf
sale Ct Pablo ~Auetion. and unless payment J.
made before viii be sold on the i1th aAy o'
October. is1s. 10 pay the dshn2asa. sas
iiy order OF the Board of Dlreetors.
OrTo MErCHrlC. seerstsry',
Omce-No. AZ Montgomery st~ss. wan
--.I- A.. u..nrlSsa- GnIlIurul1N
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And In seenrdsncs with Law. and en- order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the isth day Of
July. ls16. On many shares Of earh psresl
Of such stock - may be necessary will b sold
81 public auction, at the once OF She Company,
hoom :. 10. q C.liieSIis street: sss Fran;
September. 1875. d the hour OF ~ O'Clock n. OF
said day, 10 pay sid d~slinqusnt asssssment
thsrron. togsthsr with costa Of Advertising And
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q. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
0~nies-Room 0. .tos Csliforpis street. Ban
Francisco. California. sui1td
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0oULD a CURaY SILVER MIN

Once Rooms ~ and n Merchants M
change, Fan Francisco. California. snlItd
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A~ccIoESTAL CSSsS liNa coa

omo~-No. "a Montgomery sir.~t, Room T.
nm staIrs. san Francisco. CAifnrnis-
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san Sr.asi.so. c.iifOsui.. jy,s 4
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With such hurtful drugs As quInInO, ca lionel, or
blue pills, but take instead that saie, prompt and
agreeable substitute, ostOttcrs Stomach Bitters,
which, whether 1t is used to remedy or prevent
nalarlal ieycrs, overcome general debility, or to
correct torpIdIty Of the liver and bowels. will
in every ease 10 found fully adequate to the wants
Of the Ick and feeble. 1t entirely removes dys-
peptlc symptoms, and by stimulating the dow Of
gastc julce. facilitates digestion and insares the
conversion Of food Into blood. whereby the system
Is efficiently nosrished aud regaIns It's lost vIsor.
This great vegetable restorative has received the
endorsement Of men Of science, the pres has re-
Ieatelly borne voluntary testimony to its excel.
lencO, and the public has long since given II the
preference to every Medicine Of Its kind. eOd4w
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Think the British, the South Kensing-
onand the India Museums are the best,
and these have & world Of articles Of al
most everything that man ought to expect
in such q place. Then the Geological
Garden Is q wonder 10 little folks and
big alike. II would swallow up Dan
Rice, Barnum and all the rest in Ameri.
ca. We spent nearly a whole day and
left before school was out.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
St, Paul's Cathedral stands first (may
be / should have said the Houses Of Par
lament and Westminster Abbey are
FIRST, but i don't care, an American is
privileged 10 write for Americans what
would not go down so well in. Eng
land). Then there is London Tower,
and the Royal Exchange, and the
postoffice and Talmage Tabernacle and
the Albert Hall. Among the monuments,
and London is full Of them, 1 will name
the Prince Albert memorial opposite the
Albert Hall and Lord Nelson monument
in Trafalgar Square, as the most impos.
ing. I must not forget to make mention
Of The little church on the City road, not
| imposing, and the house that stands on
the lot, / mean the City Road Chapel,
which was planned and built by John
Wesley, with weekly penny contributions
Of those early Christians. We visited
the church, saw The pulpit where he
preached; visited his house sat in his
chair: saw the room where he and his
assistants studied; the old clock by which
he retired at 10, and rose at 4o'clock for
! fully forty years, and the room in which
he died. We stood by the graves OF John
Wesley, Charles Wesley, Isaac Watts
Jabez Bunting, Adam Clark and John
I Bunyan, and host OF those early Chris
| tan heroes whose words shook the world
and who though dead yet speak; and you
will pardon me generous reader il lsay
! 10 you II was better to us to so to the
house Of mourning than to the halls o.
the living and the great.
| Before leaving London We went e
Windsor, and passed through the who'll
Or the castle that is open to the public
/ Everything here is chastc and elegant
and yet has quiet simplicity abou
its characteristic Of the great and goOC
lady, Queen Victoria. The paintings arr
from the best artists, and to a great ex
tent members Of the Royal family, eithel
at present or OF those heretofore. Their
are some very fine scripture scenes, most
" based on the Book of Esther. Thes'
arc large and very expensive. Th'
1nors are nf oak. The dining hall WoulC
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DIED.

.REpNAN.-August II, at The residence Of her
son, MARY REDM An, ConSort Of the late John Red
man, aged 70 years months and l2days,
Friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral Friday, 18th inst, nj o'clock ?. NJ, from
the rcsIdenccOt Thos Relman, at PenlnIular Gem
etery.
OMEE.-On Thursday afternoon, August 18th
1876, At 2 O'Clock, Of Consumption, MARGARET
oxES, In the SSth year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from the residence o.
her mother, at the head OF 18th street, this Friday
afternoon at ave O'Clock. Friends Of the family
arc invited 10 attend.
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RkFUNLIC4N CVUNII VUHHIIIHE'
WashisotOn DiJiriet-JOhn Habberdeld and Ste.
p" W,5is5S2wm. +. stIisl and B. B: Doyenet, Sly.
Cidy-w. F. PetersOn and u. b I. Wright.
U1;oa-L. @. Rockwell and ". u. Rose.
tSNirt-John 4. Hubbard and r R. MOttht.
Wt6iitr-wm. IL. Travis and Henry sShmul-
Rit6ie-johp ". Schultz and S. L. Bhcc.
RicSani-M. L. Hill aud VIM. North.
IlA,Tfv-J. u. Whitman and A. McCulloch.
Triadslphid-JOhn E sisson and Ed. Atkinsnn.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

GOVERNOR,
NATHAN GoFF, JR., Of Haf1lSon. n
surf OF SCHOOLS,
IL. cRAGo, Of Marshall.
AUDITOR, ey.s,g
c.M. s1SN, q Taylor. Is -
TRKAsuRERl
MOSES FRANKENBERGER, Of KAnGwha.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood.
FOR JUDGES OF rIrE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs,
FOR TIKI FULL TERN.
W. II, II. FLICK, Of Berkeley,
r. L. BERKsHIRE, Of Monongalia.
voR IupoE or THE sgPREan COURT oY APPEAIs,
TO FILL TIE VACANCY, .g ..r
E.s. BRowS, Of Jackson. a.sa.
coSGRE8-TRsr DISTRICT,
HON. C. F. SCOTT, Of Richie County.
ELxcroRs AT LAEOE FoR WEST VIRGINIA,
COL. WARD II. LAMON, Of Berkeley,
HON. C, W. SMITH, Of Cabel'
KtEcToE:FoR vIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
hon. D. F. PUGH, Of Tyler County.
KLEcroR FOR THK THIRD DISTINCT,
COL. +. Il. HAssLER, Of Jackson.
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Near it . fine equestrian static Of
Charles II. 55 'aEfa ftts fio
In this city ia located the memorial to
Sir Walter Scott, by some considered a
finer piece Of architecture than that 10
the Prince Consort in London. Also
Carlton Monument and Hollywood Castle.
The ride from Glasgow to London il
through an interesting country and high.
" cultivated. We passed through many
important, thriving places, but as most Of
The ride was in the night, We cannot speak
Of only what we saw:
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london is the wonder Of everybody who
sees II. Its perfectly understandable, and
though i spent 1--WE days in Il, faithfully,
looking and taking items, Ifeel that can
not write up london, and who can !!
London is said 10 Be half below ground,
and l am Of the opinion that the Metro
politan Railway, which runs almost
everywhere under London, carries fully
'one-hAlf Of those who travel aud do busi-
ness.in London. Itook occasion first 70
ride on top Of an omnibus through every
prominent thoroughiare Of the city,
South, North, East and West, then l rode
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Editors Intelllseneer
IoNpoN, JnIy ~, IS1b.

Editors intelligence.
Ny last letter was written on my arri-
val at the Irish Capital. Dublin is the
metropolis Of Ireland. There are many
objects Of interest here, and among them
may be named the monument raised 10
Lord Nelson, the statues Of O'Brian,
Thomas Moore, Grattan, Goldsmith and
Burke, the Trinity College buildings aud
its library Of $4,000 volumes. Phoenix
Park may be named as a noted evening
resort. II is very large. The
coSsrABuLARY HEADQUARTERS.
The constabulary system here is very
similar to the army, with this exception,
while in the army they enlist for term
Of years; in this they enlist and can leave
BY giving notice or be expelled for ineth-
cheney. But they are paid and clothed
by the government and drilled in the
army, and are subject to be sent wherever
needed in the kingdom. These headquar-
tiers are no mean affair I can tell you.
We witnessed the drill Of several compa-
nies-some quite green and some veterans.
The most interesting place outside Of the
city is Killiney Hill. This is small hill
or rather mount, that arises out Of the Ia
ain Of country in which the city lies
some 600 feet or more. 1t is some nine
miles from Dublin Three sides Of the
hill are thiekly dotted almost TO the top
with elegant country seats, some, OF them
the homes OF Lords and Earls, but more
Of the wealthy and refined society OF
Dublin. We take the cars 10 kingston, \
most beautiful place, kind Of. suburban
village, and take a iaunting-car 10 Kill.
ney, three miles, and to the Glenn Of
Dargle, seven miles further on.
The view from the top Of Killiney OF
the Channel and the harbor Of Dublin Is
charming, and the inland view Is all that
can DO desired. We get full view Of the
sea and harbor and inland for ten miles
around, unless the fog interferes. Lake
tito be the best view in ireland. II is
fully equal 10 Holyoko in the valley Of
the Connecticut, near Northampton,
Mas.
No American should think Of visiting
Ireland without Visiting Killiney Hill.
It Is far better TO take jaunting-car at
Kingston, and ride on and over the Hill
and return by rail from Killiney Station,
than to 20 by rail to Killiney Station,
and then return by rail. II Is true Il will
cost a few shillings more, but they are
wellspent. - g = = , ~ p
DUBLIN TO DELFAsr.
We takeths tram on the Great North
ern Railway at $40 A. N. and are of for
Belfast. The railway passes along the
coast Of the channel and Irish Sea as far
as Drndalk, where we leave the coast,
and pass on north through billy coun-
try, and on the Zine Of the canal and river
Baum thsttalls into Tough Neash.
The country all along tho line is in a
high state Of cultivation. The land Is
divided as in the south d Ireland into
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
VALUABLE FARM
IN OHIO AND MARSHALL COUNTIES.

Notice is hereby given that We shall, pursuant 10
u decree Of the Circuit Court for Ohio county, West
Virginia, made and entered on the 81 day o. June,
1876, In cauic In chancery pending In said Court,
wherein Henry X. List Is complainant and Zaeha-
rlAh Humphreys administrator and Others are de-
PENDANTS proceed TO sell at public auction, TO the
highest and best bidder, At the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
FRIDAY, the cd day September, 1876,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
scrIlsd tracI Of land: "Commencingat sugar tree,
corner Of Lewis Bonnctts, n. 751S 6. l32 poles 10
fallen elm; thence n. 23S', E. 81 poles TO white
oak; N. 4OISo, E 50 poles 10 4 stake In pile Of
stones; thence N. 7S5o, ". s. to two sugar trees;
n. 49,, W.63 to red oaki 8. $50 W: y loa stake
where n. Shepherds corner Stood then 9. e01SS',
W.I0 10 stake near where white oak stood thence
s. ~ E. l47 to place Of beginning, Containing one
hundred and iorty-eight acres ll4Sl" being the
sane land conveyed TO Zacharfsh Humphrey by
John A. Good and wife, by deed dated March 9Th,
1873 M
TEENS op sAtE7-one-iourth cash, balance In
three equal payments ut eight, sixteen and twenty
four months with interest from day Of SALE and to
he secured.to the satisfaction Of the Commissioners.
DANIEL PECK.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Special Commissioners.
WHEELING, ". Va, August IS. lS76. auls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-18
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Also, in another place in the corner Of
the building is a carved tigure-the writ
ing We could not make out. His tomb is
in tthe center Of Parliament Square, and
is marked: