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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

On The i6.h dayof November. 1876. and
IN the city Of Raleigh. the undersigned will
commence the publication Of TnE OBsEE-
vEn, daily and weekly Democratic news
paper
OF long experience in their profession as
editors. respectively Of the Fayetteville
Observer aud the Wilmington journal.
they do not affect 10 doubt the souadaess Of
the general judgment which assigns them
ahiIity. 10 furnish newspaper suited to the
needs ssd adapted to the tastes Of the pc =
pie Of North Carolina. Differing IN poll
ties 10 the olden time. there was never .
difference between the Observer and the
Journal in zeal for the interests and honor
of Eouh Carolina. To promote the one,
and 10 uphold and sdd 10 the otasr will be
the object Of the Observer nos.
OF very decided opinions 90 questions Of
public interest. and APT 10 give those opin-
ions plain expression. tLsy deem ID the frs:
daty q newspaper 70 furnish lis readers
with ths iniormssioa Of their opinions--to
publish al the ness ? and their purpose Is
o make The Observer now. as of old. .
tru,hfal. accurate. condensed history Of the
timss II which We live. It vas thus that
.ths old Obsswsr woa its hsla upon the
people sf North Caiolina. enjoying the a.
iectios q is party friends. receiving the
respect and confidence Of lis tiiterest poll
teal ioss. and commanding In iss compara-
.ively isolated location circulation larger
thsa has ever been s,,siued By any other
Nsrth csrollns newspaper. and 4 is thus.
b. like dignity. and fairness that the edi-
fon Of The Observes. tssnsferrsd TO The
s.sls Capital, hope it will deserve, and
I seoa equal. and then sarPass. its former
eireulssios cad prosperity.
n viii BE their high aim 10 deserve the
public confidence b. earnest Efforts TO pro-
mote shs pablic welfare. 6rst aud foremost
Of North Carolina. pezt Of all the Southern
s,a,ss. and finally. sod through these. O'
tho whole Union. They think that this ear
only BE- effected By the prevalence Of De-
mocrs,ic principles and the dismissal Of The
Radical party from ths places aud p0ws'
which thsy bare . greatly abused. aud M.
der whose balefal rule the South has been
outraged and the whole country has besu
impoverished and disgraced.
PETER N. HALE.
w. l.. SAUNDERS.
go srnscnfrTIoS RATES.
Daily Observer. ese year. " %
D3iiy observer. six m0nths W
Weekly Ohscrrer. one year 2 v
Weekly Observer. ak months ! "
An oonmaniealions should be sddrcsssdr
until further notice. 10
as w. l. SAUNDERS.
6 Nstt..,a.,f..a N a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-22


Weak men never yield a. the proper
time.
He who has lost confidence can lose ucth--
Ing more.
Every one cats aud drinks. bat few dis
.ingaish The Havor.
Devote each day 10 the object then in.
time. nod every evening viii find something
Some people with greet merit are very
disgusting; Others with great faults are ve-
" pleasing.
Il Is not really ignorance sps ieober-
vance and inatteDiion which is the gwas
hindrance 70 uuderstsudius.
by mature we possess nofaeR that might
not become virtues no yKtss thai miphs
not become fault.
ffthere vas no leneer suythise inexpll-
cable should not wish 70 live either here
OF heresfter.
The superiority cf some mea Il merely
local. They arr great because thsir sseu-
GATES are little.
Ne clear water prsseutssn image u ,hNA.
who look apon IL Of The sun itself ana "
the vaulted sky 20 the pure hsasa u
yorisd into hind Of sSpy sai s. : s"a-
tho diviue glory y llf,vf Vt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-22

A Telegram from Virginia City. Nevada.
ays that great excitement vas caused on Y
street in that city few nirhts ago By .
man who gathered large crowd under the
pretext of libersting some rats from . box.
Tor doc 10 kill. About three hundred
men gathered about The spot. when pole
cat sprang from The box and began 10 dis
perss the crowd. The man made his es-
cape. but vas hunted all night BY gang
with six-shooiers. 10 great was The indig.
nation that be vas compelled 10 fee the
city. About hundred persons had their
clothes ruined.
Mrs. Cameron, Of Hitler. Canada. Il
estitled 70 place among the brave women
of the world. A few days ago she seized
the ring In The nose Of az infuriated ball /,
while 10 The act Of goring and trampling her
husband. and led tbs animal away from the
dying man into an adjoining 6eld She
then carried her husband TO ihe house in
ber arms, but he vas dead,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-22
ALFALFA.

This comparatively new clover. known as
Alfalfa, il Lucerne. slightly nordifed by
tie climate uf Chill aud California IL is
perennial plsnt--that is, il continues
more than two years-and in the State Of
New York fields Of il can be seen where
the seed was sown over 6fty years ago.
The common red clover Is biennial. shorter
lived, aud therefore better suited for
system " shart rotations. Alfalfa is equally
as hardy as red clover. and is peculiarly
adapted 10 rough hillside lands. rocky, etc !;
that cannot be cultivated 10 advantage. The
long tsproot winding amongst the rocks
until il fnds moisture, and, once establish.
eJ. II improves every year.
Sow the seed broadcast ON very clean
land rs soon rs possible. from ten 70 twelve
sounds of seed 10 The acre. At all events.
III Immediately half acre or ar acre Of
clean land near the barn, and give il fair
test as green food fOr both horses and cat,
tle. There is no risk. however. in sowing
an hundred or more acres.
Never pasture ID or cut il closely the
irst year, but let ID grow enough in the
Fall 10 make good Winter protection for
the roots. DO not pasture II the frst year
when the soil 10 vet or muddy.
The seed Of Alfalfa. when fresh and
good. 10 yellow glossy and heavy. 1.-THE
seeds are white. II is an indication that
they are nst ripe. This clover is particular.
| ly relished BY swine. both 10 Summer aud
when made into hay, which they greedy
eat during the winter. Try half an acre,
and you will SOW more next year-Rural
World.
u has been questioned whether seeds
eerminate that are centuries old. The
London Examiner says: A most interesting
observation. referring 10 the power Of ger.
minasion IN seed which is hundreds and
even thousands Of years old, Is said 10 have
bean made BY Professor Hendreich, 10
Greece. In The silver mines Of Lauriam,
only the slsgs leit by the ancient Greek'
are at present worked of. In order 10 gain.
after an improved modern method. silver
still left In that dross. This refuse ore ID
probably about two thousand years old,
Among ID, The seed Of species Of glauciuu
o. poppy vas found. which had slept in che
darkness Of the earth during all that time.
Afer little while. whcn the slags wer'
brought up and worked OF at The melting
ovens. there suddenly arose crop Of glau
elum plants. with beautiful yellow aow
i or, ofa kiad unknown in modern botany
but which Il described by Pliny and 9TH
srs % frequent flower 10 ancient Greece.
Il s@ss14s-@44s4-@-ssssf
i A party of young men diped sumptuous
" % . resisursat and zach one insisted up
on paying the bill. To decide the matte
4 u was proposed TO blindfcld the waiter. an,
the one 6rst caught should pay the bill
We hasa't caugh, any of them yet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-22
is YOUR NOTE GOOD.

A Boston lawyer, on School street, was
called upon q short time ago By . boy who
inquired II he had any waste paper to sell.
The lawyer has crispt, keen way Of
asking questions. and Is, moreover, q very
metbodical man. So pulling out the
lower drawer, he exhibited his stock Of
waste paper, laid smoothly in, sheet, after
sheet, a solid mass:
"Will you give me twenty-five cents ior
that p
The boy looked at the paper douotfaIly
moment, and offered fifteen.
Done said tile lawyer. and the paper
was quickly transferred 10 the bag BY the
boy, whose eyes sparkled as be 'hefted'
the weighty mass.
Not tiIl Ii was safely stowed away did
he aunounce that heihad no money.
No money! How do you expsct to
buy paper without money!
Not prepared to slate exactly his plan
ofoperations, the boy made no reply.
DO you consider youi note good p asked
the lawyer.
Yes, sir.'
Very wellsif you say your notes good,
I'D just as soon have Il as money; but !: It
Isn't good, / don't want It,
The boy affirmed that he considered &c
good, whereupou the lawyer wrote note
for fifteen cents, which the bog signed
legibly, and lining his bag Of paper,
trudged of.
Soon amer dinner the little fellow reap~
peared, aud producing The money, an-
nounced that he had come 10 take UP the
note.
We'll, said the lawyer. shls Is the first
time ever knew note taken mp she
day II was givea. A boy who win do
that Is eatitlcd to note and monsy too
and giving him both, sent bIm on his
way with a smiling fsce and happy
| heart.
This boys note represented his honor.
A boy who thus keeps his honor bright,
however poof.he may be In worldly things,
Is an heir 10 an inheritance which no
riches can buy-the chcicc promises of
God.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-22

A party of young men dined sumptuous-
" % resssursnt and zach one insisted up
on paying the bill. To decide the matter
u wss proposed 10 blindfcld the waiter. aud
che one frst caught should pay the bill.
We hasa't caught any of them yet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-11-22

Hal Nicart. q noted manager Of min
theatres u Paris. q generation since.
dead. lie opened . thestro but to fsil q
be Imprisoned fcr debt. and vas almost
speedy discsrged TO open another theail
One day Dumas wsnt 70 Jail TO see hi
lie has Just been set at liberty said [
keeper. Very WE'LL said Dumas. "a
iEg char. wait for him.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-29
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REL STREET, BETWEEN FRANKLIN STREET
AND GROVE AVENUE, OCCUPIED BY CAP
TAIN q. w. BURR, FACING MONROE PARK,
AND IMMEDIATELY IN THE REAR OF THE
DWELLING LATELY OCCUPIED BY COLO,
MEL ALBERT ORDWAY.-By virtue Of & deed OF
trust executed to the undersigned, trustee by c.
W. Burr and wife, dated 18th December, 1873, and
100 B., page Stand default having been made In
the payment OF the negotiable note therein secured,
and being required so to do by the holder thereof
shall sell at public auction on the premises, on JgNE
s, 1876. at 5k o'clock =. NJ, the following REAL
ESTATE described In said dcedytz., " al that GER
tain PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, with me I'M
provements and appurtensnces thereon ana there
OF Virginia, bounded and described as foLows-to
wit BEGINNING at point on the west line or LatrG
street between Franklin street and the Grove ROAD
fty feet from the junction of the siSteen-fooe pub
lie alley between Albert Qrtways lsnd and that OF
DR.. David Newcombe, trustee for Rhoda 4. Men,
feet, thence wesswardly 120 feet thence northeriy
sly feet parallel with the west ne Of Laurel street
thence easterly 100 feet to the place Of beginning
The location of tho above desirable 4bRICh
DWELLING recommends Itself on account OF us
being on the most popular drive or the city, and
facing the park on tho western side ana
passing the front door, The dwelling has aDont ten
by the present occupant few years ago FOR his own
use In the most substantial manner, z.s,
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale and yl,oOO,
with interest thereon at eight per cont from Deccm-
Der 10, 1874 10 day Of sale; and the baixnce on
such terms as win bs sppoprsed Ct ssls r.,s,a
J. THOMSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
u my lS-tdcxM24
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-29
Our Minister'S Sermon.

The minister said last night, says he,
Don't be atrlid of eivin:
If your life amt worth nothn' to other folks,
Why, what's the use OF Twin? p
And that's what say to nv wife. says |,
There's Brown, the miserable sinner,
He'd sooner bcger,r would Starvc than give
4 cent towards buyin' dinner.
tell YOU our ministers prime, is,
But couldn't quite determine,
When heard him girin' IL right ana lett,
just who was hit by his sermon.
OF course there couldn't be no mistake
When he talked Of long-winded prayin'.,
For Peters and johnson they sot and scowlcd
At every word he was sayln.
And the minister went on to say:
There's various kinds d Of chsa ii'
And religions rs good fore every day
As II Is to bring to mcetin.
I don't think much of that man that gives
And spends his time the followin' week
In cheatin' and overreacl!in.
I guess that dose was bitter enough
For man like Jones to swaler:
But noticed he didn't open his mouth
Not once, after that. to holler.
Hurrah. says !, for the minister
or course said itquiet-
Give us some more Of this open talk;
It's very reireshin' diet.
The minister hit 'cm every time;
And when he spoke of fashion.
And higgins out in bows and things,
AS wOman's rulin' passion,
And coming to church to sec the styles,
couldn't help a-winkin' :.
And a-nudgin' my wife, and says ], " That's you.''
And guess 1t sot her thnkin'.
SAYS to myself, that sermons pat,
But man Is queer creation,
And I'm much afraid that most Of the folks
Won't take the application.
Now, If he had said word about
NV personal mode of sinnin'.
I'd have gone to work TO right myself,
And not set there agrinnin'.
Just then the minister, says he.
= And now I've come to the felers
Who'ye lost this shower by usin' their friends
AS Il sort o. moral umbrellas,
Go home" SAYS he, land find your faults,
Instead of huntin' your brothers;
Go home" says he, "and wear the coats
You tried TO fit for Others
NV wife she nudgcd, and Brown he winkcd,
And there was lots o smilin',
And lots o. lookin' at our pew
1t sot my blood a-bilin'.
SAYS to myself our minister
Is gettin' Il little bitter;
I'll tell him. when the mectins out, that
Amt ut all that kind of Il crittcr!
fNe,o Haren Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-29
by Squire 6 Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
OH Bank street,

SALE OF a VALUABLE
l. BUILDING LOT, IN THE COUNTY OF
IENRICO, NEAR THE WESTERN LINZ OF
RlCHMOND.-By virtue of a deed Of trust executed
to the undersigned as trustee by Samuel Walters and
wife, dated January !, 1876. and recorded In the
County Court clerks Office of Henrco County Court,
d. d. So, page 5sl, and default having been made
In the payment of the negotiable note therein Sc
cured and being required so to do by the holder
thereof shall sell at public auction, the premises,
on SATURDAY the Sd day OF June next MONTH
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE
described in said deed-viz., All that certain LOT
OF LAND lying and being In the county Of ticnrico
near the western line of the city OF Richmond 'front.'
ing 80 feet Ashland street and running back be-
tween parallel lines $50 feet to twcnty-ioot alley
This lot Is Immediately on the road between the
old aud new city reservoirs, and Is becoming very
fashionable drive. No improvements ,, ~
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale and s202.25
1.-THE amount of the note securely and costs Of prt-
test; balances such terms as Will be announced oil
time of sale. JOHN s. WISE, Trustee,
my 24-tds Law office, Shafer's Balldlng.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-29

Ex-Governor Fayette McMullin, Of Vir-
ginia, announcing himself as a candidate for
Congress, conciiates the Granger element
by saying, 81 am farmer; / was raised
between the handles of a plough, with a
wagon-whip in my hand" But close in-
yestigation of his earlier record ELECTS the
much more acceptable fact that he was
oftencr raised between the kitchen door and
the neglected wood-pile by his mother with
a slipper in her hand.-HdlcEeye.
"Heaven," says the Rev. w. III. II. Muir
ray, sis not populated with singing-thieves
or palm-bearing bankrupt>, who settle with
their creditors at twenty-five cents on the
dollar on Wednesday and ride to church the
next Sabbath in q thousand-dollar COACH"
We think Mr.. Murray is right. lie cheated
many persons with his book regarding the
Adirondacks, however, and it won't do to be
too certain about it.-ROcheSter democrat.
"Gill" Haven was on the platform of the
Forty-Second Street Railroad depot the
other day and spoke these words:
81 didn't care how much people talked
against the President-they'd talk against
their sainted grandmothers-bu when l
saw him taking his whiskcy without any
water in it ] ceased praying for third
term"
A minister in one OF his parochial visits
met cowherd and asked him what o'clock
it was. "About twelve, sir" was the reply.
"Well," quoth the minister, 81 thought it
had been more" cts never any more
here said the boy; cit Just begins at one
again.
"What | most ask in this Centennial year
is that l may stand UP and be counted"
TApplause. ]-Charles Francis adams, Jr.
Very we'll; you've stood up and been
counted. You count one. You are no more
count than any other man. Graphic.
A numbering fellow from Bangor, after
viewing the buildings of Ohio, New Jersey,
New York, &C., was pointed to the "main :"
building, and promptly remarked that he
"knew our fellows would take 'em all
down.
Norwich Bulletin This is the season when
a man sowS and woman rips-that is if he
has no more idea Of what woman's heart
yearns for and demands than to oblige her
to make over her last years dress.
Danbury Ne,cs An Englishman has cured
himself of the rheumatic govt by putting q
glass bottle under each post of his bed. We
shouldn't think q bottle in that position
would be convenient enough for cure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-29
nres.,er sssis-Agaisi.
1as1 WEST CLAY STREET May a, ls'd'
an. T,.ann,nb ~

1a21 WEST CLAY STREET. May u, 10 'o. $50 a
Editors of the Dispatch: ,it;s I. =
Deaf Sirs,--I did not intend! TO say AN!
more, but / always answer polite questlon,
and Won can publish the answer or not, as
whether tho line OF 900 49, might not
leave with the South some parts OF con-
ferences reckoneii: as northern, or leave with
the North portions OF those reckoned as
southern, and most of whose territory Is In
southern States. In my figures did not
include our white membership in Delaware,
MARYLAND, and the District OF Columbia, IN
which sections we are relatively stronger
than anywhere else in the United states, nor
the members Of our Baltimore conference
in the Valley Of Virginia. did lnciude tue
colored members in Maryland ana the us
trict. Yours truly, y. r. OTIS;
I will add further, to prevent any possiDie
misconstruction, that have eDdeaEoreu W
adjust the lines as nearly as possible, SO rs
TO include only southern States, cXciudinS
Delaware, Maryland, the District, ana all OF
Missouri north OF $50 30/, and DO not nno
that the figures would vary much from 3oo,--
Geo. II YOU publish any OF this answer
expect you to put in the whole.
We call Brother Otis's attention 10
speech made in the General Conference OF
his Church in Baltimore on Tuesday last.
Rev. Mr.. johnson, Of the African Methoa'se
Episcopal Church, said:
"The Church had also directed ITS ener-
eies 10 the evangelizatien OF the cl'iilIeu .s
Hwcll rs the unciyiized world 1t had de-,
nounccd slavery, fought against it, prayed
- ainst If. and at last crushed and destroyed
# II SWANS and influences the polity OF our
nation. it does not believe in bringing the
question of politics into religion, but it
brings religion into politics, and attempts
to secure honest and Christian statesmen
and law-givers. He trusted that soon all
distinctions as to color would be forSotten
and brotherly love and unity prevail" 80
That's good. Don't mix politics with re-
liyion, but mix religion with politics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-29
by Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
11OS Main street.

TRULY VALUABLE MARKET-GAR-
l. DEN AND BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE ON CARY AND HARVIE STREETS,
AND IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE TO THE NEW
RESERVOIR, FOR SALE AT AUCTION,-At the
request of Mrs. Ann &. Martin will, on SATUR-
DAY, June 3, 1876, the premises. ut O'Clock
z. NJ, offer for sale her beautiful suburban RESI-
DENCE, located described above, with FOUR
ACRES OF LAND. with the privilege. Of EIGHT
ACRES, extending through from Cary to Harvic
streets and bounded on the east by the fine avenue
$50 feet wide, recently opened by the city leading
from the grounds Of the new reservoir to Main
street.
The improvements the place are OF superior
character. The HOUSE contains six rooms, with n
beautiful srapery and fowcr-garden In front, with
all the necessary out-buidings, well Of good water,
&C. The quality and character of the soil Is known
10 ALL and for the production Of all the vegetables
known in this market IS uncIualled. The place Is
well enclosed with new fencing, and Is in perfect
repair the buildings having been recently painted
&c, &c.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in one two,
and aree years, with six per cent interest added.
FRANK ID. HILL,
nv "a Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-29
by W. GOuuin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,

EXECUTOR'S SALE AT AUCTION OF
~ THE UPPER PORTION OF THAT YALUA-
BILE JAMES RIVER ESTATE KNOWN AS
LITTLE DOVER CONTAINING FIVE HUN
DRIED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, IN GOOCHLAND
COUNTY, ON THE JAMES RIVER AND kA-
NAWEA CANAL TWENTY-FIVE MILES WEST
OF RICIIMOND.-Att the request OF Dir. Thomas w.
MeCance, surviving acting executor OF Miss Ann X.
Trent, deceased shall offer for sale at public auc-
ton. on the premises on TUESDAY the 9Th June,
1876, at O'Clock P. NJ If fair; II not, on the first
fair day thereafter that valuable estate located as
above, now occupied by Mr.. II. S. Wood as tenant.
containing by recent survey ito be seen at my ohcs
FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, OF
which % acres are James River low-grounds or
unsurpassed fertility 22S acres Of excellent high
land, and l 90 acres In original growth Of oak. The
fairgrounds and the highland are particularly
adapted TO the growth Of wheat corn, tobacco clio.
yer, SC. II .
The improvements on the place are limited, but
the FARM Itself Is regarded az amongst the most
valuable on the James river The canal OF the James
River and Kanawha Company passes through tle
farm so that its products can De transported 10 mar
ket with great facility and ut small COST II Is very
desirable to close up the estate, and AL in'
poraut that the land should be Sold Tie ne1Rhbor-
hood Is equal TO any In the county, SO that II y sci:
dom that fne an estate on James river is onefed
for sale at auction.
TERMS One third cash: balance at one and two
years for bonds notes, interest haif-yearly, Sc
cured by deed OF trust The taxes Tor 1SI6 TO be
paid by the purchaser. W.G0DDlS,
my 25,20,3l&le2&6 Aucuonscf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-29
Observation-Disclosures r,avs.
by Richardson & Co., g.
{ Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
Il. sSsssl f1li3 Main streer. ssats

TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE.
Z. DWELLINGf,ANDLO ON THEEASr LINE
OF THIRTIETH STREET. AT IFS INTERsEC-
BY -AUCTION.-By virtue OF the provisions OF 4
deed of trust bearing date the 9Th day OF May, $780,
TO the undersigned trustee, duly recorded in the
clerks Office of the Chancery Court OF the city Of
Richmond to secure the payment of the obligations
Of debt therein described being required so to do by
the holder of said clain shall, as trustee In said
WEDNESDAY the 18th day or June, 1875, at 5h
o'clock P. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described IN the
deed aforesaid, consisting of q TWO-ST0RY
FRAME STORE, DWELLING, and LOT So by
132 feet the east line of Tbiieth street, at Its In
tersection with the south limo Of street The store
now occupied and seems TO have good run Of Gus
tom. ;. rE
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expense of
executing the trust and to pay on negotiable note
for 1915. with interest thereon from the 9Th day of
May 1876, until paid: the residue on such terms as
shall be announced Mt the time of sale.
% j. a. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON c Co. Auctioneers. my Is