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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28
Administrator's A Notice.

nN the 2od day Of June 1871. the undersigned ap
" pointed by the Probate Court OF Doniphan County
Kansas Administrator Of the Estate Of William Z.
Smith bate q said County deceased, All persons in
debed 70 eaid Estate notified make payment Of the
and those having claims ae.inst the Estate
9uired them for allowance within from
In three years from this data they Win be forever barred
Troy, kansas June g. 1871.
PERRY MCCLELLAN Administrator
June "a 1s77-3v, Pr's fee. O.
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Final Settlement.

Estate Of Charles NiIlernan, Deceased.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to al persons interested IN
~ the Estate Of Charles Nlerman, late Of Doniph.z
County deceased that win make final settlement Of said
Estate with the Probate Court Of id Douphan County
Kansas Nonday the I'D day Of July A d. 1871. q
II O'Clock, A II, Of said day.
Troy, Kansas. June Ia lS7J
MARTHA NILLERNAN Admnistratrix.
June 81, le77-lw. Prs fee. ..
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R Last week was hangman's harvest. About
twenty murderers were hanged in different parts
of the country, including ten of the "Molly Ma.
guires" in Pennsylvania
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1rMr. Lennon, State State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, informs us that sufficient
amount Of Mr.. Lappin's property has been secur-
ed to pay double the amount of money lost by
him from the school fund, together with interest
and costs, and that his bondsmeu will have moth
ino tn nav
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Final Settlement.

EstAtc OF JOun " God, deceased-
NOTICE IL hereby given to creditors and otherx In
IN terested in the Estate Of John Wood deceased
that will make final settlement Of Aad Estate with II,
Probate Court Of Donphan County, Kansas on Monday
the 9Th day Of August. IeT7, at o'clock, r. II.
Troy, Kansas, June 1e, 1s17.
WESLEY WOOD. Administrator.
june q, 1sss-4w. Prs fee. q.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

n The Burlington Patriot is siight;y severe
on Fithian, of the Topeka BLADE, and Mrs. Belle
Carroll, business manager Of the same paper.
What's the matter with You, Brownf You must
have something sgin them.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

4 The Turks have reyictualled Nicsic. Now
they calculate, if the Russian Grand Duke makes
any hostile demonstrations, that they will be
able to make Nick sick.
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Sherih''s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, }oS
UOyIPHAN COUNTY. toos

1o21rH,S coIxrN tSS
In the District Court for Donphan County, State of Kansas
Charles J. Drury, Plaintiff.
VS..
Adam Brenner Defendant
NroTICE IA herebv s;ve, tb., will nm ,ha a, a
- fniv 81 a., ' .h WI Will ~ tue sI uay
p Of said dav At The north deor f ,S c, .
N ~ s@ ay q. .ne o,n aoor oI tne Couft House,
In @ ~ ", u =. ~ S.ste 9I Kansas
;,S SIT =. Pons i"r cash, sns iohowhg ue.
s s aaa s; 70 r VIZ PSt el INC south east
. n. W .s,i h, nv " IA ~ 5,p sp se W ", oi range
r.c;ny;nc AZ stona s;trataJ a. h.nsI % S . ~
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NEWSPAPER CHASGE.-C. G. Bridges, and others of
Troy, have formed a stock company, and bought the
crush out the Chief They'll find Sol Miller the hard
est old snag they buttcd against if that's their
game.-Sdbethd Adraace.
Your head is emineutly level, on that PROPOSE
tiop. That was precisely the object of the move,
and the result will be just what you intimate
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

z Some of the papers are poking fun at At
torney-G General Willard Davis, for his proclama-
ton eonvening the County Attorneys, for the
purpose of giving them instructions in their du-
ties. He has no more authority over the County
Attorneys than they have over him, and many
of them knew more law than he does. We no.
ticed, BY their proceedings, that they overruled
him on several important points, and especially
on some that he had made his hobbies.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

u Robert Dale Owen, famous during the
past forty or fifty years, as an author, Socialist
and spiritualist, died at Lake George, New York,
on the 24th inst. He war formerly Democratic
member of Congress from Indiana
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

~ This is the 99th anniversary of the battle
of Monmouth, which was fought June 25th, 1775.
The Spur of the same will be found on our first
page.
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z We see, by an exchange, that J. s. Gil
more, of the Fredouia Citizea, has dropped his
patent outside, and prints both sides Of his
paper at home. We are glad to hear it; but
why does he still continue to have patent out
side printed on the copy he sends to usf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

N1, ~ ,AnnaA Sessica Of the Doaiphan County
iiSsisr 1sSe,.s s.sr ssn1sssng Au.u,t sh l7 and
VII condnct the exereses Of the Institute and has ,o
q sec.rS asts sss.sents to aid hin in ths work
Cent ~ . - seA knevn 70 the teachers 81 this
r.ti.s = eosasesed on practical instead theo
- scheolrcea work. We hope thst the r.snsstivs
sesras q the cesnty viii aid In securng a
= the l.seitate BY fayoing only thess appli
..s ior schools Who win attend the Ipstnte or Who
49, - If.vsess nefnai training. Teaching is Pro
md ne day 10 not disfast when only pfu(sssioosI
and thcse traised for the professoa win BE- a.
IsrnSTSt for tn. session. Good board ct rsasonaba
fsses VII b seeursd, upoa spplication g -''S's
y D. kO6E. County Supexjnferas.x
Troy. kansas. Nay 10. lsT-l3x. =
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q The Bond question is being agitated all
over the West. Several Counties in Missouri are
moving for compromise of their bonded iu-
debtedness, a. well as number of Counties in
Kansas. Last week, the people of Allen County
voted in favor of bonds to take up outstanding
bonds at so cents on the dollar. The question is
not asleep in Doniphan County. 1t has reached
q point where talk is not necessary. but at the
proper moment, action will be taken.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

n The Pope has appointed Rt. Rev. Louis
N. Fink, Archbishop of Kansas.
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CONE TO GRIEF.-There is q murderous band
In the Pennsylvania mining regions, calling
themselves the "Molly Maguires." Their object
seems to be, to murder the proprietors of mines,
who resist the strikes of miners. They carry the
spirit of Trades Unions to its extreme limit. By
the operations of these Trades Unions, when the
ring leaders feel like striking or raising row,
all the members are forced to follow, no matter
how much they desire to work, or how much
their necessities require it, under penalty of be-
ing mobbcd or murdered; and the proprietors of
mines are coerced into the measures of the strik-
ers by the same process But the law has at
length got the upper hand of this brutal band,
and is setting fearful example. Last Friday,
ten murderers of this band were hanged at
Pottsyille, and two at Mauch Chunk.
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Road Notice.

Road Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, tos
DoNPHAS COUNTY,
OFFIcK OF COUNTY CLKpx
TROY, June T. 1877 I
NOTICE is hereby given that pssitiop VA. nre.e,s
~ ed to the Board Of Comnissjeuers Of JA,ni ara
County kansas at their meeting % the lth ay az un-
1s77, asking that road be established af The Sliei
points towit: Beginning at point in the Chas Newton
Gsa tas located February 3D. 1s7sJ the land Of a.
GLADDEN. on the north west quarter Of secfnn m tovn
ship range e in Deniphsn Comfy. Kansas 60 feet
north from the bank of the Missouri River and Yapnns
thence west ON the said iand Of GLADDEN. 70 the land
fetter not nearer 70 the hank Of said river than
20 feet and from the said land Of A. addep mi hsrs
aid road viii enter the aid land Of Lucas Fstsr ae
west 10 the Watheua and AmasOnia rood. the s.d r.
herein pettioned for to ntersect TIE sad Wsthrn. J
Amasonia road whereupea the said Board on Counsv
Commissioner appointed the folpWfnr us.sd ve,.c.
C.i Peter 4anve GsCtEe M..s5e ssa Ephrsin Nc
seweTs Win instructions 70 meet at the place
proceed TO view sad road give all parties he.rin1 .nd
make due report said Board their session 10 E hsd
In August, 1911. ~ Ae"
By order Of the Board Of County Coanis,ieoer.
Attest: CHABI Hs p 4 pppT vv
""no q io"'~su. County Clerk.
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A Coop SIGN.-Almost every week, We hear of
Eastern men, principally from Ohio and Penn
sylvania, being in our County, looking at the
lands, with view to buying and locating here.
The western part Of the County is largely set
tling up with people from those States. We like
to see and hear of this. Those persons are gen.
orally men of means, who want to buy improved
farms. The first settlers of new countries are
generally hcmesteaders, with little or no money,
and they 60 where the land can be had for the
taking. Many of these are not permanent set
tiers, but move on when the country begins to
fill up. But the men of means come to stay, and
make valuable improvements. They add wealth
to the County, and their improvements are of a
character that give an air of comfort and pros
perity. Doniphan County is receiving many of
this class of citizens, and will, in a few years,
rank as one of the most wealthy and prosperous
Counties in the State.
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y There will be ten acre field full of candida
for County offices, this fall.-YToy Bulletin.
You probably mean that there would be, if all
would become candidates whom you are "buz-
zing," in order to have them for make weights
in accomplishing your ends. But majority of
them appreciate your soft sawder at its true val
ne, and turn round and expose your schemes,
and laugh at you.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-06-28

e The city of st. Johns, New Brunswick,
was almost totally destroyed by fire, last week.
All the provision and other stores were destroy
ed, and hundreds of families were left without
shelter and food. The situation for time was
appalling; but relief has been sent, aud comfort
and quiet are being restored. Large amounts of
money have been raised in the United States for
the relief of the destitute of ST. Johns.
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= Information is wanted of the poor woman
who had so much trouble with rattle-snake.
She has been around regularly every year, since
the year 1888, and as she has not yet put in an
appearance this Summer, we are becoming un-
easy about her. We refer to the woman who
went down to the spring branch to do the family
washing, taking her three children along. She
heard 9 scream from one of them that was play
ing near by, and running to it, found that it had
been bitten by a rattle-snake. While she was
attending to it, another child fell into the branch
and was drowned, and the third was fatally
burned by its clothes catching fire. The hus-
band, who was attending q raising in the neigh
borhood, heard the news just as he was assiting
to raise . heavy piece of timber, and being
shocked by the news let 60 his hold on the stick,
causing it to fall and crush him to death. The
snake-bitten child died that night; and the
mother was 30 stricken with grief, that she died
Of brain-fever three days afterwards. We fear
that the family are dead for keeps, this time.
Any person knowing of their wherea bouts, will
please communicate with this Office.
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B' We may soon expect to hear of business
in turkey. The Russian troops are crossing the
Danube in heavy force, and the Turks are pre-
pairing to meet them. England is preparing to
meddle, having made the announcement that
the Russians shall not be permitted to occupy
Constantinople even temporarily. But what if
England couldn't help itf
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wOoD AND COAL.

NOALi COAL II shall be pleased to
Z supplv those OF my customers who may wish to
Law In their winters fuel. ANTHRAClTE G0AL
Iail sizes), MIDLOTHIAN LUMP, MIDL0TIIEEMstA1,Ss
WEST VIRGTNIA SPLINI. Nov is the tiHae to
order, MS prices are uncommonly low; II
Fourteenth street near Mayo's bridge.
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:,
= BY kiclardsois u Co.
Real Estate Agents and Ancttoneers,
lib hIain streei.

HtRUSTEEs SALE OF A SMALL
BROOK s5 AvRNuE BEEsTtWEEM DUAL. Al Z,
PHRTR STREETS BY AUCTION.-By virtue OF
iI,a ,,rov, SONS Of ae of trust bearing date the
III iStf day or Februagy, 1875, from the graptor
therein iamedto the undersigned trustee, au.y re
the civ OF Richmond, to. secure the payment OF
certain obligations OF debt Mep,ioned IL sad deed.
tsans ~ dahtI shall sell By auction, on the prem
i ises. OF on sATUkDAY the Of July 1877 at
O'clock P. NJ, a5smail BRICK STORE Re- DWELL YELL.
hstyeen Dnya and Baker streets, adjoining tue pro-
perty OF Peter Burke, deceased being part Of the
real estate formerly owned by .. y. Aibut, VI.
executing this trust and to nay off The sum Of 300
with Interest thereon from, the l4ih day of May.
1877 lpaid tile residue on such terms us shall
be announced at the time OF sale. i. 80 Zi,sHH
1yl2 j. "A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURGl
NAIIRO II EDMpASN.


RAILROAD COMPANY. :
COMMENCING JUNE 10, 1877, trains
~ on this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
TBS A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily; connecting
-. for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia, Sa-
Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
and All points South and Southwest;
also connects at Petersburg with ths
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railrsad
for Lynchhurg, Farmyille, ana other
local stations on that road. making
same time is by any other llhe. ms
train stops, only Al MiuchesteF anu
,1op,M,. iAacsCesotMHoDATIoN daily except
Sunday). Passengers taking this train
will make clett connection NJ tetrrs-
-a. burg FOR Norfolk, and at Norfolk Win
splendid Huy-lne steamers Tor tait!-
more, PHILADELPHIA and New YORK,
and with the Old Dominion steamers
for New York, stopping at al regular
stations ON signal.
$50 p. NJ, FREIGIiT daily iexccpt Sunday, viii
coach attached. ....
dayI, connecting for Weldon. Raleigh,
WILMINGTON, and Charl eston. Pullman
seeping-car for Wilmington and the
-r,' South.
LEAVE pErERsBpRG NORTH.
6:33 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun IN
dayl, cunuecuna with Richm0nd, red e
ericksburg aD6 Potomac railroad Tor
lilo 4. 81, 4 4. TRAIN daily tex
cept Sunday with passenger coach al
AKA p. N. THROUGH NAH. daily. connecting
- With Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
md West. Also, making close cenpee-
ton with the Chesapeake and QUO
raiiroad for the yirginia Springs ana
.st. all points North md West. This train
stous only a. Manchester.
$40 p NJ FREIGHT TRAIN daily (ercept sun
-: day), with passenger coach attaches.
This is. the only line running double daily efaih
Passengers FOR Glover Hill connect at Checker
daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS =,
will leave Richnond at 9. A.. 81 ana o:So I. IL
every sunday till further notice,
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start iroln
&c 70 q A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctjoneers,
g.. -. No.1ll3 Main street.

'TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ SMALL FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY,
NEAR MECHANICsvILLE. BY AuCIl9hM s:r ,BSy,
d,te the 18th day of January, 1876, from s. G. q.
Faulkner. Jr, trustee to the Undersigned trustee,
duly recorded In the clerks office OF the County
tain obligation of debt, I shall as trustee In said
deed being required so to do by the beneficiary
THIiRSDhY the 10Th July, 1877, at O'Clock r.
NJ. the real estate described In said deed consisting
of FORTY-THREE AND THREE QUARTER
ACRES of valuable farming land, comfortable
FRAME DWELLING, the usual out-houses, &c. In
the county of Hanover, near Meclianicsville, and
adjoining the lands Of +; A; johnson K. d. Dickn
sou Anu NJ Turner, and others, being the same land
conveyed r. said Faulkner by F. A. johnson.
TERMS enough in cash to defray the expense OF
executing this trust aud 10 pay OH the SUM OF
S747.5O. with interest on $ae2. from Esd April,
1871: and on 1915 from 23d May, 1877, until
paid; the residue ON such terms as shall De an
ty9 j. II. DERBYsHIRF, Trustee.
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BJJ. Thompson BrownrG y
Real Estate Agent and ,Auctionecr'..
- 1lI3 Main street. III.


SALE OF TWO NEW
/ RkME HOUSES IN FULTON, ON GRAHAM, AM
virtue Of deed q asx II Ansas
IsT6 and recorded In the clerks Office of the Coun-
y Court Of Hen1coD o. ,i9 70 secFg bx
payment Of the sum of S6Qz.oSr eplmsnCeL t ~
having been made in the Payments as expressed IN
bond and deed and being seu me so
tr,,stses Win sell On MONDAY,July 2S, ST. at g
O'CLOCK NJ on the pre,ises The property dessr,9ed
In said deed, " being LOTS NO. 70, square NO 9,
street at point 60 feet from me req line Of gu,
liam street. and running back LIZ lees pesM t,a
parallel lines 10 alley 10 feet wac,
fngs and improvements thereon. being TWO
NEAT FRAME TENEMENTS, nearly new:
due On said bond isO2 81 and expenses OF sale yet
other terms may be announced at sale. r,
:ITI .suoH.C! g. HARTMAN, 80
julius STRAUS. LII trustees
j. THOMPSON RROWN,> ~
r Tr1nMPs6N BnoWN, Aucttoneer. 1y "
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RICHMOND, \ DIRK RIVER AND ChEsrkAkE
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
COMMENCING MAY p, 1877.

COMMENCING MAY u, 1871.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
st.of;p. n. Ieayes Richmond TUESDAY THURS
= ,fE.ieS . DAY, and SATURDAY. Connect, Il.
ISL. West Point with steamer HAVANA ,or
all points 0u York river aud Bati-
rore.~ Arrives In Baltlmore 81 A.
sg.- Ar; connects with rail- lines for W ASH
iugton, Philadelphia New YORK, Dos
4 ton. and all western points. SohneStss
- at Rfchmond with trains on Richmond
~ and Petersburg and Chesapeake an'
Ohio railroads.
.A5.s THROUGH FREIGHT; ,rv,n
w :; - -. SFSDIY. and FIR iDAY: and
500 Am IIuSDAY, IagRspA With as ssesnsrs
lst ssf a, West Point for river landings, pa.
timore. and all western points. Ion
meets At Richmond With trains on k. icnf1
and Petersburg, aud CHESAPEAKE 49,
'IoG .a,'f r.AasssENGE R. Cam.
o.oo !, r. Leaves Ricl,,npnd daily texeept sum
TS syloi PASSENGER.
4 .oo A. NJ. Arrises At Rlehmond :, TuEsDGA AZ
1u'oo} ~. f ~ SriiJRSIlAY. and SATURDAY. coz
,necfs With trains on Richmond ana
49, Petersburg and Chesapeake and Yhi"
railroads. Steataer Hayapa leaves Ba.,
s Observation-Disclosures sT Eiss Sd Yam and FRI
DAY,st 4 P;., ~ GSan Sas y sMa
and western points, ard at W EST tolht
with trains for Richmond ana mo
South.
iEsiss THROUGH FREIGHT. ,,rn
A.ooP.M AZ. Arrives az Richmond MONpAi,WEp-
s & 'oi - - NESDAY,s and FRIDAY and
s.1kp. nj. TUESDAY, THuRSDAY.s ana sA!
: o'Ao : - i7RIIY Connects With steamer ~
d s West Isotnt from Baltimore. Con
stcts With Richnons and panvilis'
RIehu,oud and Petersburg, and CheSA-
- - y q "a and Ohio railroads.
20 ~ I,Ot,AL PASSENGER,
= o.oo NJ AsriYeS az Richmond daily etcepi suuSs
tS'so - day. Connects with Rtehraond az
v: PetersharK and CHESAPEAKE ana ooio
= ~ railroads. $1,000. e.nv,
soSsbeIn poinfs CarSEnn through between Atanus
aas III and dispatch with loves. rates.
r.sh hills az laains. With gusrastced r1is
iss,fcd 10 IN northern cad wesfern pospt and
TNsnnafI stukess sotd 80 all uprsnssns ssssItu ~
xvsaassrs sfns - AID kaxyxGs checEeH tnIeafh ~,
I'M sskeg ipply negst slssifs and
s ccs deposs scEaes Tysnty.shird and D'cs
ssS Sc ss a'sas1sa I. sSoudrAs sassilaseaasas
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ai.. By Richardson 81 Cos t II
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
lll3 Main streef. a. g.

VyRUSTEE'SE SALE OF A VALUABLE
L BRICK DWELLING AND LOT on Leigh!
sTREET. CORNER TWENTY-NINTH-CH CHURCH
HILL, BY AUCTION.-By virtue Of the provisions
Of deed of trust from the grautor therein named
10 .he undersigned trustee. bearing date Tue 21th
day of MAY S75, and duly recorded in the clerks
office of the Chancery Court Of the city of Rich:
mond shall as trustee In said deed being required
auction, on the premises, ON MONDAY the 18th OF
july, 1877, at 6 O'Clock r: Ma VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, containing seven 20. OF
eight rooms kitchen, &C.; and LOT fronting S2s
feet on the west side of street, corner
Leigh street. and running back between parallel
TERMS: Enough In cash to dcfray the expense of
executing this trust and to pay off negotiable note
for 800. with interest thereon from the 25th OF
Nav 1877: the residue such terms US Shall be an
nUunced 1T the time OF sale.
- J. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
1fiS Main street .,o,Ii - jy4
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BY r.. B. Taylor, +.
Q Real Estate Agent and AuctInneer,
| Office opposite the court-houes. "
80. Manchester, Va. ~

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
CANDLOT IN THE CITY OF AIANCHEsTER.
B Virtue OF decree of the County Court or Chester
field county in the case OF Heider Us. Chalkleys adj
mnistraior ct ais, Iyin sell at, public aueion ON
p! NJ, the ab6ve.Inentioned property. The LOT
fronts, 90 feet on the Richmond and Petersburg
fnrnpike at its intersection with Hull street. The
HOUSE Is buit ar BRICK and contains three or four
rooms very conveniently arranged. This sale should
engage the attention OF all persons desiring neat
and comfortable home. .fr. ...,rr ,g.
TERMS: One fourth cash !: balance in three, six,
and nine MOUTHS; title retained until ordered by
Wv " 10 ~ JAMES A. CLARKE. Commissioner.