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Harriet Thornley, and Martha Brown ar,
| two females of the colored persuasion, The
former is married and has an average proper
tion of good looks, but Martha is Of Lighter
complexion, and has rounder figure and more
comely features. She and Harriet's spouse arc
employed as domestics under the same roof in
West End mansion, and hcI personal charms
fascinated him to such an extent that he forget
and ignored the duties claimed by his wife
and was completely wrapped up in his atten.
tions to the buxom Martha. The deserted
wife soon discovered the cause of the aliena.
tion of his affections and decided upon making
an open and vigorous war on her rival and to
that end visited her serving place, and was al
once confronted with her.
Tho conversation that cnsued was strongly
impregnatcd with quotations from profane
history on liarriets part, and was so loud and
vehement that 1t attracted policeman to the
scene, and Harriet was escorted to tho sta
tion-housc. The sequel was enacted in the
Police Court yesterday, where Harriet was
fined - for profanity. The recreant husband
maintained studied absence in all the above
scenes, and 1t Is well for him that he did
THERE Will he grand opening OF Christian
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ARCHITECTS,

HENRY X. SEARLE, 49,
IL ARCHITECT,
o,.,..t,. n, o. 40 H. STREET.
opPe.!!s Post onice pepaIment Ap!lu
/ ,ENDPoEG'S CALIFORNIA WATER, FOR THg
toilet And bath, Delightfully."- fragrant and 20,
heshinj, and rateNil ln The slck room Perfectly
iimlthmI Ahaiyse Of Messrs kuhlmAn Fila ard
Iyis
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CITY ITEMS.

FALL sryl. ~ heing received daily at srisgxRTl
1897 Pennsylvania avenus.
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PRICE REDuCED from IS to So Knox's fall STYLE
SIX Hat, 2l2 Broadway aud Finh avenue hotel
store New York, and at the agency for this city,
slINkAEfLs, l2jI Pennsylyanla avenue.
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THE AMENDE.

Powder. '''''
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FlTs EPILIrs sEY,
rALLINo SICKNESS

N u U,
on
FALLING SICKNESS
%stI sSgIiHSS snSTTSGHFssnHy YHs Sgx
hhlhLE ElI POWDERS To convince sufferers ina,
;snd them mail post paid Tes pia S Soa ws 4, Dr. br
a,e,s hs Gny shyss,an that has ever made this
ds have been permanently cured by the use II these
sys tSess fSwiaT, ar say @ And bs sSn
ffiss; o. s,ss sss @ y ieSr bore. for So sen, BY
Address sSru,on ,,t.,, h:T sssSsI9aE 4 ssoIgarEsy
CONSUMPTION
Positively CURED
AZ ,SsI.,, from ,hi, disease tina, ar. sn..eu, to b.
@ PowbfHs fso., sEtpGsEATsp penss,
s ss sna w ,s
70 strong Is our aith In them and ALSO you
S ssI s1S . H. pS. ss% Ss s .s ISd Ss. to
Wsd d9nt want your money until you are perfectly
ynE aoni DELAY siy'ns these fS%a.rs sri.i y
Fries ior large boz sen, to any part Of the United
s'a,si aaJ, o. cansdA' by mail on recsiH, q price
mysl:sm sso Fulton street, RrcaHiyn. Il nv.
$500 ,RKwARD WILL be PAID FOR A
q Ginger eand saa "a nh. ssSor p purify "s .ss
Samples free ali brSIsi.'s and 6roc.r.. '' ''n's'
JAMAICA
Is prepared nom the true Jamaica dins.p snm,,.a
md s vastly superior e every other ET!rsci Or X
wiz sSSs sy &. pHSSs s a" Tss
aro. DISEASES OF THE BOWELS.
"SR RSrSt.N!$SSshy SSHS SSS SI$ !E$s N?
spAfafS ffafNrs som
D'iss$5fSs'aa ISFEfr$E fS$$s ss5$S'sS R'Gns
soyEis SffEisSlS$SF hg.fAES0 g.fAESS0
N4S'SSA A,dSssyS$S{ SA,sd#Sssy${hASe ##sylsS e'
$sPsrPSs Nh s$SSSE'!sS s's SsS$s$E21'
'"5a's a5.$; ss$$$;s|$s$:s|5s ;$;S|sS rs 'sa saFS
L., Elegantly favored purely medicinal, It should b.
,n, y ey'y m%y on board every ship and ihs
passes alt the common 6ousehoid ren,ediss IN Ihs
HsS Sa 4 ss .rs JSSnicG SsR s
tselS: .da fss.sS = .n.ei SI:s;'
HArrY RELIEF
To all suffering rom chronic diseases Of all kinds
Confidential consultation invited personally or oy
mail New method Of treatment New aud reliab,,
rcmedsk Books and circulars sent foe In sealed en-.
velopes Address Howard Association. 4is n Ninth
street Philadelphia. Pa Institution having high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
AklI. uy,.i,
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-, THERE viii he grand opening of Christian
lunch all day. NS
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EXCUsABLE PROFANITY.

lIART's Insect Powder Is sold in tin boxes with
trademark on only.
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THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

HALLET, DAVIS & Co make speciality of II,
rights. These pianos are remarkable. =
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

HARL's Insect Powder depot GoI Ninth street, Cd,
poslto the Patent 0iice NF
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.

DON 7 be deceived. Hnrts Insect Powder Is sold
Tin boxes only. Notice trade mark.
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HARRIS Insect Powder, in great demand; co
Ninth street.
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BASE BALL.

BEWARE of fraud Ask for Harts Insect Powder
Notice Trademark.
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Prize, oIt, ~ 90 sa ioo,o Sow Prize, oi,lO Soa
wHoL& II fSTEs Sf'E fstss iHT&HIpSSEst H&ISEt SI1 aSaRrrns
a~ IIcKE1s, l,gg sss LickEis,
Rsmittances can bsn,ads By Mall, Express Drsh
y g. money Order OF Rosis,orsd Letter. made payS
Rellsbe Agents wanted everywhere. Send rsnBr
en's' "dn SFpRipa SFpRiiRpRanSS u p,eSsn' S1 i.ni dssiy ,.
-,o., SonIier,JouTnal Building. Louisville, ".
Or THos. IL. HAYS a Co, Gen1 fsslern Agents,
svyn ,,on ,,,,, Gsl ProAdwAy New York.
SEM ron CIRCULAR ausat
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,I ne newl sfs and commodlous steamer MARI
wAsniNuIOS now carrying passengers 10 Ms
nermon ana furnishing carriages 10 transport theu1
" me Mhhson, By thu route persons avoid q hd
,,n NAL up icns hili The distance Is one and hal
a.w avs moi .hIee Leave. seventh street wharf ever
yylsnnuN eIceptedl Al o3o m. and returns aooN
"a. NJ ~. bme INCLUDING admission and cnIriaC
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EXCURSIONS.
JorIcE TO MOUNT VERNON PAssENoERs

Tbs steamer ARRow. Captain Frank HollInr>
head q The only boat allowed 70 land passenRsrs u
ssms MS%ms s,s ysInGn MnsrG Pss,snSsrs tskinS ihl
three mios, a. by other lines.
Grounds
Steamer ieaves seventh. stree, wharf DAILY, (suu
DAY eIcepted) at 10 m And returns about 4 p, N.
J NIGH. HOLLtN0swOHTH,
Snpt ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK IOLLINGSHEAD, str Arrow, Jy2.tf
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CONSUMPTION
Positively CURED,

&S0n REWARD WILL De PAID FOR A
Py,OO Bottle OF any Other Extract or Essence
OF Ginger " found TO equal In fine flavor purIty and
prompt medicinal effect SankDrds Jamaica Oinler
samples free at all Druggists and 0s0csrs.
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Heart Rending Scene.

Lee C0anty T0.) Se7atanet.
The family of the late DIR. J. T. Lloyd,
who have within the last year been SO
sorely scourged by the death of two MEM
bers of the family, have again been called
upon to taste the bitter cup of affection
and disappointment. About twelve days
ago Mrs. Lloyd and her daughter, Miss
Lollie, we're both taken.ill of typhoid fever.
and on Sunday Miss Lollie died. In
short time, probably an hour after the
death, all was quiet, and the preparation
of the corpse was being made, some one
passing out of the house was filled
with horror and amazement to find that
the building was on fire! In a moment all
was confusion and excitement; the mad
flames were furiously leaping from the roof
high up into the air, from near the centre
Of the building, and no time could be lost
in making escape, as moments delay
given, and those who were pre- sent, nearly
all of whom were ladies, exercised great
presence of mind by first rushing through
the several rooms and arousing the weary
sleepers. Mrs. Lloyd was very low, and
was delirious, and when she was removed
from her bed she would not agree to quit
the place, but tore away and got into an
other bed, and had to he foreibly removed
and placed upon bed in the road in front
of the house. There was now only mo-
ment left in which to remove the corpse,
of the moment, the almost frenzied spec
tators rushed into the flaming building,
and with difficulty barely escaped bearing
the corpse.
The CONSERVATION, Sc suddenly added to
the great grief of the hour, is said to have
been the m ost heart rending and pitiable
scene known in the history of our county.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-04

NYIRGINIA VACATION.-In
" the CLERK s Office, Circuit Court
of Augusta County, May, 2, 1877.
Elizabeth V. Hartman, Executrix OF
John A Hartman decd, and in her own
right, Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
John A. Hartman, Michael G.. Hartman.
Jr., Harper Han man, Thomas L. Hartman,
the last two infants under 81 but over IA
years of age, and William Fl. Harman and
Christine Harman, infants under IA years
of age, and H. M. McIlhany, Admir-. of N.
X. Trout, dec d., who was Trustee in a
deed of trust from John A. Harnan and
wife, dated 18th day of October, 1870, and
Of record in d. B. IS, page SIG, IN the
Clerks Office of Augusta County Court.
IN CHAECERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain full
and final settlement of the estate of John
A. Hartman decd, in every particular.
The defendant, Michael e.. Hartman, Jr.
not having entered his appearance and it
appearing by affidavit filed that he is a
nonresident of this State; 1t IS ordered
that be do appear here within one month
after due publication of this notice and do
what is necessary to protect his interest.
TeSte,
j. N. RYAN, Clerk.
W. E. Craig, p. q. may4-4t
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SUICIDE. John H. Baldwin, wei
known insurance adjuster of Baltimore
committed suicide Wednesday morning by
shooting himself through the head. No
cause is known except that he had lately
been very nervous. He was private in the
33rd Virginia regiment of the Stonewall
brigade. The Baltimore 'sSun" says:
Mr.. Baldwin was thirty-four years of
age, native of Winchester, Va, and a
son of the late DR.. Robert F. Baldwin,
who was awIll-knOwn citizen of that place.
He leaves a mother and brother living in
Alexandria, Va. He came to Baltimore
seven or eight years ago, and has since &C.
cupied the position of insurance adjuster,
in which he was very efficient. He Lad a
large acquaintance among business men
and enjoyed the confidence of l.rge circle
of personal friends and acquaintance. He
resided in Parkersburg some yeal after the
war, and at one time contemplated s~udy-
ing law with his cousin, John B. Bald
win, of Staunton, Va. He was also a
cousin of the wife Of Hon. A. FL. II. Stu
art, of Staunton. Va.
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Chock Full Of Delegates.

"Would your" said MI. Chadwick, yes
terday morning, laying his old white hat
down on the table, and pulling out a very
large bandanna handkerchief, "Would
you send your children out into the coun-
| Try to make room to pack the house full Of
preachers?'
We said it was question to be decided
| by circumstances.
eff them preachers want your wife's
| father, or your uncles, or brothers, or that
sort Of thing, would you move your cham
Der into the garnet, and have to walk down
into the cellar for the coal-scuttle; and
fill your best parlor with hunks for 'em to
sleep imp
We hardly thought we would, but
couldn't we'll tell.
"Well, sir" said old man Chadwick,
shooting his bandanna into the very bot
| tom Of his pocket, and pulling his
foot up on his knee, so that he could
get at it in case of an emergency; "my
wife is going to do it! Yes, sir, that
woman is going to take nine of 'em into
my house, that is if it is my house. She's
had an eye en- a bishop for the last six
| months, but as there amt but one, and he
amt enough to go round for everybody
that wants him, she's had to take some D.
D. and generals and colonies. There's
heap, MI. Ferguson, land here OLD Chad.
looked as il he was saying a smart tLing)
In the kind of delegates your wife gets.
There's some of EN- she wouldn't show
how to unlatch the front gate. At the last
levy, we were just moved in; she got one
of them fellows with his coat worn Sc slick
that he looked like he had had new tin
roof put on him. Maria flogged the chill
dren for q month after he left DID you
ever read that story about Elijah and the
ravens 20
We had, often.
"Well, something like that's got to be done
at my house, Ferguson, or there'El be some
hungry generals and colonies sure as your
born. She's been reducing our garrison
Johnny'S gone to his Aunt's and the three
girls are going there next week, but she
wants more room. She went to borrow
three beds from old Smith, Monday, but
she came back without em; she says old
cause he wants to break down the Apes
tolic church. I reckon that's SO. fer /
don't think old Smith would let one of the.
twelve Apostles have a bed, il he couldn't
make something by it. HoWlong d, these
conventions stay?" added old Chad. as if
the thought had just struck him.
We didn't know. IT there were two or
three bishops to elect, it might be month
Old Chad. looked at the floor minute.
and then putting on his hat, remarked:
eff you see any Of them ravens that
helped Elijah out, send EN- round, will
you? They'll be wanted at my house.
bad"
And he went off to the post-of1ice with
letter from Mrs. Chad. to her sister in Pc
dunk, telling her she must come on and
bring the children.
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time appointed, and MIR. Mayse required to
give bond in the penalty Of So, 900, to sell
the girl, Caroline, beyond the limits of the
Commonwealth. or pledge himself in that
amount for her good behavior for two years.
These two criminals are the only ones ever
executed in Bath county.
At the September term of the County
Court in 1S43 the election by the Court OF
David z. McGuf1in as Commissioner OF
Revenue is recorded, bond $4,000. He was
a young man then, now the popular teller
of the Augusta National Bank OF Staun>
ton. You have heard of him. Everybody
out here has. I have stumbled on other
would interest your readers, but they
would spin this scrowl to unseemily
length and [ will reserve them for another
time, besides Trotter's stage which takes
me to the ''Hot" IS numbering up and l
must stop. L. =. M.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-04

The misapplication of SCI 900 of the
Southern Presbyterian Publication Board
money by Rev. DR.. E. T. Baird, has re-
suited in his being deposed from the m n
istry and debarred from communion by
East Hanover Presbytery, to which he be-
longed. He sent statement to Presbyte-
ry which was characterized as ''neither
confession, denial, nor explanation" in
which he asked the prayers Of Presbytery
The Central Presbyterian" speaking of
the proceedings in that body says cit is
proper to say that from beginning to the
ending Of this whole case, not word was
uttered by any one that was harsh or ur-
charitable.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-04

SNAKE IN LADY's SLEEvE.-On Fri
day night last, in returning from Howe's
Circus, Miss Rebecca Taylor felt some
thing winding itself around her arm. She
put her hand in her sleeve and felt the
head of a snake. She at once cried out in
alarm, and attracted crowd around her.
Upon investigation the intruder proved to
be a large grey snake, and before the rep
her waist. The gentlemen, in the crowd
finally succeeded in uncoiling and killing
it. The snake had evidently made its es-
cape from one Of the side-shows at the cir
Gus. The young lady was not injured
Richmond Whig.
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The latest European news makes it un-
certain that the war will extend beyond
the territory of Turkey, and has unsettled
the breadstuff market of the country and
made it in the buyers favor. Breadstuffs
declined Wednesday in New York, Chica-
go and Baltimore, but rallied somewhat
before the market closed,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-04

THE HoTELs.-The Virginia Hotel, one
Of the finest hotels in the Valley, under
Mr.. Jno. D. Crowle, is being freshly re-
painted and put in order for the summer
campaign. AT the American Hotel. which
is now under the new management OF Mr..
N. NJ. Cartmell, one night last week every
room was full. Among the arrivals there
were ten persons from Chesterfield county
going to Harrisonburg TO live.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-04

TOUND.--A Templxr's gold breast pin,
II found by Anderson Patterson, has been
ief. at this Office for Identification by the ow-
ner, who can get it by paying for this ad-
yeriisement. may4lt
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New Advertisements
OPENING
Mrs. NJ. p. Scherer
will open on
SATURDAY, MAY 9Th,

a handsome assortment of Millinery, con-
sisting of Pattern Hats and Bonnets, also
Ribbons, Flowers, Wells, Nets, &c. She
is prepared to furnish Hair Braids, Frzzes,
Curls-in fact, all that IS required to adorn
the human head, at prices to suit the
times. She extends cordial invitation to
her friends, former customers and the pub
lie generally to call at
No. 2 NEW STREET,
(her old stand), tomorrow, at 10 A. M.
and see for themselves.
May 4th, 1877. may43m
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M S KINDS q SONS,
81 West Fayette, 2nd Door West OF Charles.
LTIMQR Md

First-clxss Goods made up in frst-class style,
and perfect fit guaranteed. Refer to VIM. L.
Bumgsrdner, J Fred. Efiueer and others. Par.
ties can have their measures taken at Mr.. Nc
Nansras, in Staunton, and sent on to us, and
the clothes will be made to fit.
maya "
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Tickets so cts.
Reserved Seats % cts

@ Reserved Seat Sheet now open at nlivier's
The Ches. 4 Ohio R. R. Co have agreed tc
issue Round Tip Tickets, good for 4s hours
at 81, so, and proportiopate rates from Char,
louisville, University of Virginia, Greenwood
and Waynesboro, to persons desiring to avail
themselves af the opportunity to hear the truly
grand performance may4.lt
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Col. William Watts of Roanoke is dead.
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WOMEN AS BANK OFFICERS Women
are popular as bank officers in the West.
Miss Frank McGrew has recently been APP
pointed assistant cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Fl huntington, Indiana Miss
Bella Wallace is cashier of private bank
at Mechanicsville, Iowa, and Miss Anna
NJ. king Of private bank at New Sharon,
Iowa; and tie banking business of firm
at Fort Collins, Colorado, has for some
lime been conducted by Mrs. E. B. Young,
the junior partner. Mrs: Lydia Bradl y is
a director of the First National Bank Of
Peoria, Illinois, and Mrs L. Mccall of the
First National Bank of Canton, Ohio.
West Virginia has the largest and most
valuable body of timber of any State in the
Union. Prof. Fontaine estimates that the
area still covered by forest is between
100000 and 10000, 600 acres, and that the
value of the surplus exportabe timber is
fully $75, 100000 as it stands in the forests.
The oak, walnut, cherry, ash, poplar,
maple, elm, sycamore, and locust attain a
size there not surpassed by any on the
American continent.
Jennie Collins, who conducts in Boston
working girls home, called Bofins
Bower. often receives letters from Pacific
coast men, seeking wives; and she says
marriages, after satisfying herself of the
coed character of the applicant.
Statistics show that more elderly mar
riages take place in Kentucky than in any
other State in the Union. Nothing is
thought OIL either side of the house of ty-
ing the knot at three score years and ten,
and along there. influence of blue grass.
The West Point graduates this year will
number seventy seven, the largest class on
record.
Ex-President Davis is residing at Mis-
sissippi city, Miss. in good health, en-
gagged on his memoirs.
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STAUNTON, VA,
fit Grange HHsslI, on
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 4TH

on which occasion some ofour best local talen,
has kindly agreed to assist
DR.. Satter's great reputation makes this oc'
caaion one ofgreat interest to many who may
never have the opportunity agsin to hear this
splendid artist.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-05-04

THE DEBT BETWEEN REV. NC DUFF SIMP
SON AND LOCU WILLOW-PRESBYTER
GIVES IT TO HIM AND HE GIVES IT Tt
THE CHURCH.
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TAnotheT extract from records.1
"Ihe court are OF opinion that George
Mayse, the owner Of the prisoners this day
found guilty and sentenced to be hanged,
be allowed for the said Andrew the sum of
$500, and for the said Lucinda the sum of
$500. to be paid out of the public treasury,
which is ordered to be certified to the au-
ditor of public accounts for settlement"
The two negroes were executed at the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-09
IN JUSTICES COURT. CARSON TOWN.

ship, Urmsby County, State Of Nevada, before G a.
Withere, Justice of Peace.
D. II. Lentz and P. A. Wagner, plaintiffs David A.
SMALL sRachel +. SMALL, his wife, defendants.
Notice iAhereby given all persons holding claiming
liens on that certain piece land with the building and
dwelling thereon Carson City Ormsby county of
Nevada called and known being the haf OF lot
number nine 9) and the west half OF lot number ten O)
i'm block number eleven ~ of Currys Division OF said
carson CITY, same being and forming compact ,cce OF
land under the Constitution of the State of Nevada and
under the provisions the Act of the Legislature Of said
State entitled IAN Act to liens mechanics aud
others and to repeal all other in relation thereto a
proved March 9 1875 to be and appear before said JUS
tees Court on the 10Th DAY OF MAY A. b. 1871 at 10
clock A. of said day. and to exhibit then and there 20
said Court the proofs OF their said liens.
D. II. LENTZ ! NJ. ..-
7. A WAGNER, ii''H'iIiS'
Carson City, Nevada, April 81, 1877. 1awSw
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SHEalFF'S SALE,
Y vIRTUE OF a DECREE AND Or.

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE AND OR.
der OF sale issued Of and under the seal OF tho
Honorable Second Judicial District in ana for the
County of Ornsby State OF Nevada, a judgment oh.
tanned therein the 18th day April A. d. 1871 and
attested the goth day April 4. d. 1871 in #
Nevada Sulphur Company corporation, plantifis anu
against A. H. Pepn ami NJ. Basscte, Defendants the
sum of 81 $40 principal and interest thereon at the rat.
1876 until paid, and accrued costs in the 44 80
counsel fee in the OF So o. and clerks accrung
in the amount OF - 20, and all costs which may
crue by OF advertising sale Sherifis aocng costs,
etc. all in gold coin OF the United Sateg and di.
rected commanding sell according to law certain
mortgaged properly set out said Decree Order
sale and pursuance thereto, have levied upon ana viii
expose public auction in front OF the Court House
in Carson City Ormsby county, State OF Nevada on the
18th DAY Or MAY \. ID. 1877, between the hours Of
A. Nj and 5 p NJ, to wit: at l O'Clock p NJ. all the right
title interest claim Of the defendants Pepin and i
settle OF and the following described property 30 {:
All that certain of land situated in the county u
Orsby State of Nevada claimed and occupied by sad a
H. Perm and NJ BaSsette a mill site, commencing ~
stake marked No. l. at the mouth OF the "Bassete 1uI
and running thence south 40 feet stake mark Ell
No 2; $50 stake marked No g. thence
running north 40 feet to stake marked No thence
ming $50 feet to the place Of beginning with the
provements thereon. The said land is situated in tie
southeast portion of the northeast quarter O. Of Section
No 3 in Township No. IS north OF range No east NJ
Dabo meridian according to the United States surveys
S. l SWIFT, SbeIih.
Carson City, April %. 1877.
7. w w. DAWES, Plaintiff Attorney.