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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-19
RyF. 4. Aerby, Auct'r.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
/ Default having been made for six success
sive months in tho payment of the seni.monthly
instruments secured to Tho Alexandria Coop
erativo Building Association of Alexandria,
Va.," by the deed Of trust hereinafter mention
ed, and the Board Of Directors Of the said ASSOC
citation having requested in writing sale of the
property thereby conveyed, the undersigned, IN
pursuance Of the said request and by virtue of
the decd OF trust from Gcorgeanna Day to them,
dated Oh tho It'll day Of October, 1875, and Of
record in tho Clcrls'a ofico Of tho Corporation
Court for the city Of Alexandria, Virginia, liber
No. 6, page GO, will expose for sale by public
auction, on SATURDAY, the 10th day Of Feb
ruary, 1877, ri IL H., in front of the Market
Building, on Royal street, in tho city of Alexan-
dria, Virginia, the property conveyed By tho
said deed Of trust-A Lot OF GROUND, a
with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon, in 81
the said city of Alexandria, situated on the west
side Of Lee street, between Princess and Queen
streets, in front Lee street 81 feet 81 inches.
and extending westwardly in depth 123 feet 5
inches.
Terms Of Sale-Ono third of the purchase
money in cash or the day o. ssle and the resi-.
due in two equal payments at three and six
months from the day Of sale; the deferred pay
ments to besr Interest from the day of sale and
to be secured by tic notes Of the purchaser, with
approves! personal security, and the retention of
the tito to the property until they are paid.
Costs Ct convcyancing to be paid ~ the pur-
chaser.
GEO. Il. ROBINSON,
JNU. b. SHOOT, Trustees
THOMAS PEEki, Agt.)
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ciaI Dispatches to the %azelte
From, Washington.

WASHINGTON, January 10, lSI7.-A night
cogitation upon the "adjustment Ilan' does
not seem to have altered materially the convlc'
tons of members or more nearly brought to a
deGnite conclusion those whose minds were not
yesterday made up. The advocates of the plan
think it may 20 through, if, like the boy who
started Tor New ork and was kicked off the
train at each station, the scat OF the brooches
will hold out. Some members who will vote Tor
the ''piau' say it is like the peaches to the
Irishmau,-tho favor is good, but the stone
sits hcaVy on their stomachs
Mr.. Cox is 10 the position Of the mackerel
that had not soaked enough the previous night,
aud had TO undcrgo the same process next day.
lie is sill 10 soak, 10 order, as he says to take
off the br4ckishncsS Of the saline taste.
Mr.. Walling of Ohio, says tho plan is
beautiful to lock upon, but will bear further 10.
spectou.
Dir. Randall, Speaker, will it is positively
asserted, oppose the plan.
The opponents Of tie plan are very out-spok'
en- 10 their denuncia,ion Of it, and consider it
surrender O! the fruits CT q victory and COM
promise of fraud
Senators Withers and johnson, as far as ad.
yised, will support the plan, though thoy have
not definitely arrived at that conclusion It cir
present intention is to give it support.
An objection raised to the plan is that, taken
10 par,izsu point of the view, it leaves the
decision of the question to one mau, and that
his decision will be sure to give dissatisfaction
! to the people.
u. $ SENATOR.
MIR. George f. Hoar, who was to-day elect
ed u. S. Senator from Massachusetts, in place
of Mr.. Boutwc the Incumbent, was the re-
cipient OF many congratulations Oh the floor OF
the House (of which he is membcr) to-day.
Much satisfaction was expressed on both sides
that Boutwell, had been defeated, as nc Is
looked upon as one OF the bittcrcst and most
unconpromisiug radicals 10 the Senate aud
one capable O.! all the evil he can. do
woMAN's RIGHTS.
a large number OF petitions we're presented
10 the House to. day from various States 10 Law.
or Of woman's rights, all of which were refer
red to the Judiciary Committee. This question
is assuming some importance, and sixteenth
amendment is DOW more freely discussed IN and
out Of Congress.
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AUCTION SIZES.

TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue Of deed Of
l. Il trust from William Miller dated October
l7th 1871, the subscriber as trustee, and at the
request Of the creditor by ssid deed secured
will sell, by public auction, on SATURDAY,
the lOth day OF February, 1877, at twelve m, in
front Of the Market building on Royal ST., tho
property conveyed to him by said deed Of trust
namely: certain LOT OF LAND, situate
being and lying in the SAID city Of Alexandria,
on the east side of Henry street, fronting 81 feet
8 inches On said Henry street, and running east
81 feet, moro or less, bounded west on Henry ST.,
north on land of tho late James English, cast on
lard Of Lewis Baltimore. and south on land
of Lewis Baltimore.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
jan l0-w4w GEORGE L. SEATON, Trustee.
DUBL1C SALE.
BY virtue OF al order OF the Corporation court
in the case Of Smyth VS.. Shinn, I will sell by
public auction, on SATURDAY, January 20,
1877, at IL O'clock H., at tho storo next door
to Adams Express Company. the following ar
ticles viz:
About 600 Grain Sacks.
70 bbls Damaged Flour.
/" Old Cheeses.
1T. LUCAS,
jan Q-td Sergeant Alexandria city.
VALUABLE LANDED ESTATES FOR
' SALE-By virtue Of deed of trust eye-
Cuted to the undersigned on the 10Th day OF
April, 1870, to secure debt to W. S. Gurnee,
of New York city, the following largo, produc-
tive and very valuable estates will be offered for
sale on tho promises, respectively, al the times
and on tho terms hereinafter named to wit:
On FRIDAY, the 5tn day Of January, 1879,
the MOSS NECK ESTATE, containing nearly
700 acres, on tho Rappahanrock river, below
Fredericksburg, i'll Caroline county.
On TUESDAY, tho Sth of January, 1877, the
LEEDS MANOR ESTATE, containing $500
acres. lying near Markham station, on the Man.
asses Gap Railroad in Fauquer county, and
On THURSDAY, The 18th Of Janusry, 1877,
tho TRACT OF LAND, within four miles OF
Staunton containing about i56 acres, and how
held and possessed by Col. a. ". Hartman, and
being one Of the most valuable estates in Au-
gusts county.
The improvements on each Ct tneso properties
are good. Possession given il time for Spring
crops; tho exact time will be announced at the
sales All growing crops will be reserved
Tho sales will be for cash, rs required by the
trust deed. The titles ere believed 10 BIS good,
but only such will be conveyed as arc vested in
the undersigned
HUGH w. SHEFFEY. }rrr..oas
EDMUND COFFIN, Jr.,
nov S-wls
NJ POSTPONEMENT-By consent Of the
parties interested the above sales will DO post
poned rs follows, viz: OF Moss Neck Till TU ES-
DAY, the 9th of February, 1871 vi Lco1s Ma
nor till THURSDAY. the SIN day Of Febru Try,
1871 and the HArmsn Farm, near stanton. till
SATURDAY, the 10TH day OF February, 1871.
HUGH w. SHEFFEI, Trusiaos
EDMUND COFFIN, IT.,
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The Markets.

New YORK, Jan. l9.-Stocks active and
strong. Money q. Gold 1867. Governments
active and strong. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet and hrm.
BALTIMORE, Jan'y. l9.-Virgnia c.. deferred
II; Vlrginias. consolidated, g.; do "a series 80.
Cotton dull and steady; mid9,ng l2tslZs' tiour
active and strong. Wheat fairly active and firm;
No. 2 Western rcd 145sl47; No Chicago
Spring l40al42; Pennsylvania red 153al6O; Ma.
ryland red primo 15SslG0; do. amber lG2; do.
white 15OslGO. Corn-Southern quiet; Western
| active frmer and higher; Southern~Whlte o4aoo;
do. yollow 56s59; Western mixed new spot and
Jan 5S3a5Sg; Fob SOL March 601a6l4. Oats
steady and firm; Southern prime 4Oa4l; West
orn white dOa42; uo. Western mixed 26. Rye
quiet ct 1Oa72 Glover Seed quiet unsteady st
l4aSl4 CO. Hay quiet and unchanged. Provs-
ions quiet and lower Pork Is 25aSl0 so. Sugar
dull and lower at IL. Coffee dull and nominal.
Whskcy dull and nominslly 81 IL
No one should neglect cough, cold or sore
throat. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures these
aud prevents consumption.
w. E. Crcigton is selling largo quantities OF
the following first-class articles: Wells Eura'
ka Tor the teeth, Extract of Jamaica Ginger
also his Pectoral Cough Drops and Cough
Syrup.
IT does not make any difference how severe
the case Of bilious arrangement ls, Simmons
Liver Regulator will cure it speedily and Ell
fecually without salvation. or that prostra-
ti3n Of the system ensuing from the use OF
drastic purgatiVcs.
As there are utany spurious limitations of
this valuable medicioe, take care you get the
genuine.
I'VE have hneu selling your medicine for
some time, and Ne find it better adapted to the
cure Of bilious attacks than any other medl-
cine we have ever used or sold.
JAS. M. BEAsLEY u Co..
magnolia, Ark"
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y.0ral BrcVitIeS.

Deputy Sergeant Armstrong returned from
Richmond today. He reports having seen most
of the Alexandria convics 10 the pententlary'
and that they are all well.
Mr.. Geo. L. Simpson, member of the House
Of Delegates from this city, has been detained
at home for several days by the illness OF his
father blu, Left for Richmond this morning.
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TcIprraDhic Summary.

The New York Legislature decided against
woman suffrage again to-day
The English press generally if they DO not
snnrove don't consuro the action Of the Porte
in refusing he proposals Of tho European con-
ference
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-19
Congress-.
THE S E N A II + &.


WASHINGTON, j January 10, 1S77.-Tbe morn
ing hour Of the Senate was occupied by rou-
tine memorials, We.
At the close of the morning hour Mr.. BOgy,
of Missouri, resumed his speech begun yester-
day. Large extracts from the athdaVlt5 taken
in reference to the Louisiana difficulty, made
M part of the speech, and were read by MIR.
Cochcrell, Mr. Bogy speaking at intervals.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Several petitions praying an amendment to
the Constitution TO prevent any State from
DISTINGUISHING citizens of the u. S. on account
of sex, were presented and referred.
On motion OF Gen. Hunton Mr.. Ortou, now
held in the custody of the House, was discharged
from arrest on account OF jill health.
4 resolution asking for information from the
President CT the rival governments 10 Louisiana,
was referred.
A bill for the relief Of Portner Il Rocker, OF
Alexandria, Va, was referred. The Claim is
for interest OH money paid 10 the direct tax
commissioner.
A bill for the relief OF VIM. Tabb, of Spot
sylvania county, was reported from the Com
mittcc on War Claims and placed upon the
private calendar.
\ resolution in reference to the disposition Of
u. S. troops. aud as TO the cause OF the Assem-
bIiog of soldiers at and around Washington,
was ruled out 90 point OF order.
4 bill to allow Capt. Temple and Lleutcnaut
Commander Whiting, of The Navy, to accept
decorations from the king of the tlawallan Is
lands, was passed.
Wells and Anderson, of the Louisans return
ing board were brought to the bar Of the House
in the custody of the Sergeant at Arms, when
they asked until the arrival of Lholr confrere; to
mako answer to tho summons Of the House.
On mott VI tho ANSWER WAS referred to tho
Judiciary Committee, AMI Wells acd Anderson
wcro romsrded to tue custody Of the Sergeant at
Arms.
Tho House then went into committe Of the
| whole on tho private calendar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-19
L11-Mr Vim. Humphries, one Of our old.

ILL-Mr. VIM. HUMPHREYS, one OF our o'''
est citizens, and for many years well hOo"o
cigar maker, lies very i'll at his residence %
Prince street. ~ E,s
Mr.. John Arnold, the we'll known halter, lies
at the point of death, at his residence Oh h'ns
street. .u ,.s
MIR. Henry l.. Simpson, whose llIness nai
been heretofore mentioned 10 the Gaz7tte' hau
improved somewhat, this morning. aI'''ous"
still 10 critical condition.
PRINCESS SrREET.-The late tbaw, and the
rainy weather have caused the water coming
down Princess street to cut gully Oh the
north side thereof and to bore a deep hole near
the intersection OF that street ana hoya';;
through which it pours 10 steady stream auu
passes underneath the trunk, put IN last year
to carry it of.
CoMMENDABLE.-Mr. VIM. 2. Graves VINO
keeps grocery store at the corner OF falF'ax
and Franklin streets, has made every day sui
fcient quantity of good beef soup, Whlcn ne
gives, together with quantity OF bread. to tue
deserving poor people of his locality: ouch .
charitable act deserves the copmeDdatloo anu
emulation of all good citizens.
LIBRARY BALL.-The bail tor the beueht OF
the Alexandria Library takes place tonight,
at Sarepta Hail. aud bids fair to be an enjoy
obi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-19
The President OH the Compromise

New YORK, jan l9.-Thc Tribuue's Wash
ington dlspatci says: The President, 10 con
verssliou with friend oa the proposed cleo
torsl comprouisc, said tic had not yet had tlme
tc examine the bill carefully and critically, bat
on general principles he approved of IA measure
of the character alluded to, and if not objcc
tionabIc 10 detail, or it it did not contain pro
visions at variance with the spirit aud letter OF
the Constitution, he would accord 10 it his
prompt approval He said that from the be-
ginning he had felt 10 apprehension as tn the
fpa! result, as he has always had great faith 10
the intelligence and patrlotistn of the American
people There haze been shreateuiugs aud in
cipient evidences OF revolutionary purposes 10
some quarters, to meet which he had taken
proper measures OF rrrcaut'on, and Ter which
he will keep prepared until his responsibility
is at q cod. lie said he is much encouraged
by the prospect OF peaceful solution OF the
difficulties OF the twr parties Ii Congress
through a commission. Having once agreed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-19

Mr.. George Wells, Presidential the Farmers
and Planters Bank Of Annapolis is dotau'ter
To the smnunt OF $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-19
FOR SALE OR RENY..

FOR SALE OR RENT-Jhst PLEAS
Es3 ANT RESISTANCE. HOUSE No. 40 south
Washington street, will be sold on very easy
terms, or rontcd. Possession given December
1st next. An arrangement can be made to give
possession et any tro after Nov'r. 10TH next
Apply to Mcssrs Green & Ni:n. Alexandria
oct l8-tf Z. LLOYD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-19
50 King street.
dec S

Ezss"ro TIE LADIES. We have just received
fins assortment of Gonllemen's, Boys ard
Youths Fine Toilet Slippers suitable for the
holidays, which will be sold at prices to suit the
times. Tdcc 81 WADDEY, X King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-19
.SPECLAL NOTICES.

BSy~ GREAT UpRoAR ABOUT CLOTHING
The largest stoci; of Dvorcoats and Suits bought
at bankrupt sale 70 close out. Good Overcoats
from ST. 80 upwards. including tho very best of
imported ChinchiIln7 Beavers, ker5eya, &c.
Gents Cashmere suits, consisting Of Coat, Pants
and Vest at $4.jO; ri! wool Suits at $3.50 and
upwards, Including tho finest imported mate-
rails excellent Children's Suits, years, Sl.2j
years Sl.15 years S2.25; 6 years S275 and
upwards They must be sold quick at
s. DEALHAM's,
dec S 80 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-19

CITY HOTEL FOX RENT.
ia This property is situatoi nj ths 5: W. cor.
Of ROYAL and Cameron streets IN Alexandria,
Va, fronting the City Hall and Market build
ings Possession given OF the first day Of Jan
uary next. Apply to WIN. i. IRWIN, no.
1872 Prince ST., Alcxandris, Va. oct I'll
NO. d. ). WASHINGTON 81. FOR
@ RENT Possession given October lst, 1876.
Apply TO GEO. UHLER sep lj-tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-19

No one should neglect cough, cold or sore
throat. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures these
and nreEcntS consumption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-19

The STREETs.-rhc present condition of the
streets of the city is a subject of much aud gen
eral complaint. The crossings are, with few
exceptioos, covered with slush, mud aud water,
making wadiug necessary for those wishing to
pass over them. Particularly Is this the case near
the Faycttc street depot. where the streets are
almost impossible. Onc gentleman reports
having lost both shoes in the mirc there, last
night, while eudcavoring to force passage to
King street. The Superintendent ct Police com
planS hat most of The trouble at the CROSSINGS is
caused by the failure of househoders below
10 cicau cut the ice from their cutters and per
hit the passage CT the water. lie Threatens to
enforce the law In such cases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-19

Nj. l.. CuURcu.-A large congregation as:
Scmblcd last evening. As 1t Was the nght OF
the union prayer meeting sevcra! ministers
we're present and took part in the exercises.
Rev. W. Z. Webb conducted the meeting. After
singing kev.W. D'nwldd'e aead several passages age
DR.. Nichols followed 10 an earnest cNhortatlon
to the uucouverted. DR.. Eutwi>c led 10 prayer.
Rev. \. J. Porter delivered an address. Rev.
Mr.. Peuick expressed some reluctauce to speak
on account of the la,eness OF the hour, tut on
being urged to give his address. made some
very impressive remarks, and closed by urging
all who we're uncouvertcd at once to accept the
Saviour. While Mr.. Peuick was speaking deep
feeling seemed to pervade the aud'eoce. After
the meeting was dismissed a large number re.
NAMED for further prayer. Several arose ask
log the Christians present to pray tor them.
The services will be continued tonight. Rev.
W. e. Webb will preach.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-28

pose Of Langhetti produced the most pow
erful effects.
In the church where Mrs. Thornton and
Despard had go often met there was now
. new performance. Here Langhetti
played, Beatrice sang, Edith smiled as she
heard the expression of heavenly ideas,
and Despard and Mrs Thornton found
themselves borne away from all common
thoughts by the powe. Of that sublime
rehearsal.
As the time passed, and Beatrice grew
stronger Langhetti became more impatient
about his opera. The voice of Beatrice,
always marvellous, had not suffered during
her sickness. Nay, if any thing, it had
grown better; her soul gained new suscep-
tibilities since Langhetti last saw her, and
since she could understand more and feel
mere, her expression itself had become
more subtitle and refined. So that Voice
which Langhetti had always called divine
had put forth new powers, and he, ifhe be.
lieved himself the High-Pries and Bea-
trice the Pythian, saw that her inspiration
had grown more delicate and more pro-
found.
1--WE will not set up new Delphi" said
he. "Our revelations are not new. We
but give fresh and extraordinary emphasis
to old and eternal truths"
In preparing for the great work before
them it was necessary to get a name for
Beatrice. Her own name was doubly alb
horrant-6rst, from her own lifelong hate
of it, which later circumstances had inten-
si6ed and, secondly, from the damning
effect which such name would have on
the fortune of any artistic. Langhetti wish
ed her to take his name, but Despard
showed an extraordinary pertinacity on
this point.
"No," said he, II am personally con-
cerned in this. I adopted her. She is my
sister. Her name is Despard. If she takes
any other name I shall consider it as an
intolerable slight"
He expressed himself so strongly that
Beatrice could not refuse Formerly she
would have considered that it was infa-
nous for her to take that noble name; but
now this idea had become weak ,and it was
with strange exultation that she yielded
to the solicitations of Despard.
[ro BE Continued
The Morning herald., 1877-02-28
80 - s 8 . 9 3 .

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
now prepared to furnish all classes with
Constant @ employment at home, tho o,,Sa Whole an,s
Of the time, or for their spare moments: p rsan:
Business new, light ana PromIas99 ion, "a csnts to As
o oer % Evening, and proportional sum by de- de-
yt yyotinr their whole time to the business.
Boys aud girls earn nearlyas much as ths;r msr
Thatall who see this notice may seno 1ya maHe
t this UNPARALLELED mi offer; To such as are not
veil veil satisfied, we Will send one dollar TO- pay
for % the trouble Of writing. Full particulars
samples worth several dollars to Gomne,Hce ~ s,da
W. W. ti,e largest and best illustrated pub.
H Hiioations, u.s. ali sent free by mail; Reader, II
address, GEORGE sIlNSoES IlN1S GG2i;; MNine
jan8tf Tof|"n"' "A'''~'
The Morning herald., 1877-02-28
FINANC CIAL.

FINANC1ALs
WILMINGTON, February q.
Reported by Elliott. Johnson & Co., Bank
ers and Brokers, Sixth and Market SITS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-06

A beautiful st, Louisan bride, in the
course OF conjugal squabble the other
day, put her foot down. and the agent of
the tn western Associated Press, pale with
lear ana his hair standing on tiptoe, fed to
tae telegraph Office and informed the mi
verse that the Future Great citv was visit
ed 6y an unusually severe shock of earth
quake at 2:37 P. Nj Chicago Tribune
The I176~ne is little bit out of the way
10 this Item, which is certainly quite true in
the man. 1t was Chicago belle who
come down here on bridal tour and the
shock came when she stepped off the cars
at the Union derot. That mistake about
the earthquake would never have been
made if we had been accustomed to such
thIngs.-M Louis Republican.
Ism it possible, gentlemen, that you are
mlstakened about the kind of quake, being
a young bride you know?
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-06
In the Sweet By-and-Bv

cannot but be the happy thought as the
fortunate recipient of the Rocky Noun.
tain Tourist scans its wonderful attractive
pages and peruses its fascinating deserip-
tons. Most beautifully embellished with
new and highly artistic engraviDgs, its
letter-press a model of typographical
richness, and the arrangement throughout
simply superb, the Rock Mountain Tourist
is worthy of comparison with PICTURESQUE
america or The Aldine. It is written In
gossipy, graphic style. covering details oil
the tour through the garden of the South
west 1.-THE Arkansas Valley, Southern Kan
sas), to the very heart of the Alps Of
America-the Rocky Mountains. Jaunts
are made to all the famous resorts of Col
orado, the remarkable ruins. the springs,
the mines, and, in short, to every point of
interest to tourist, agriculturalist, capitalist.
miner, and invalid. With the Tourist, the
San Juan Guide keeps fitting company,
and the two publications are mailed free to
all writing for one or both to T. J. Ander-
SOD. Topeka. Kansas
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-06
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, J
u Ar.t- L. - L. z

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY 50
In the County Court of the Juue term A D. 1877.
William Roth, Administrator of the estate of jacob
Roth, Observation-Disclosures, VS.. Babitta Roth
widow, Bahttta Roth, infant, and Nicholas Hob.
mann,-Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a deere
TAI order OF said Court made and entered in the
above entitled cause, on The 18th day of June A. d.
1877. on the petition of said William Roth admin.
lstrator of the estate of Jacob Roth deceased for
leave 10 sell the of said decedent to nav
the debts of said estate; will sell at public ven
Que 10 the highest bidder for cash. on Wednesday
the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1877. at the hour of two
O'Clock IN the afternoon, at the north door of the
Court House. in the city of Rock Island, all the
right title and interest which the said Jacob Roth
deceased. had at the time of his decease In and TO
the following described premises, situate In the
county OF Rock Island. state of Illinois, to-wit:
Lot number eightfSl in block number one IN. in
that part OF the city of Rock Island that is known
as Bailey Davenport's third addition.
Dated tins 25th day of June. A. d. 1871
WILLIAM ROTH. Administrator
OLIVER oIs2N, Attorney. 6-26d4w