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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-02-08

HoLLowAY's PILLS are sure rem
cdy for all sexual complaints and may
be taken by females Of all ages who
are suffering from disorganized sys-
TEN or those distressing diseases In
particular which frequently occur from
inattcntion at the turn of life. They
are so mild that the most delicate fc-
male may take them with perfect safe
". twenty-five cents per box or pot.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-02-08


w. S. Glasscock and wife to S. r.
Yates, $1620; 100 acres, part of Ander-
son league and labor.
Anne Z. Allen and heirs and S. J.
Hall and heirs to heirs of w. Fouville,
$50 So; 260 acres, part of James Gil
leland league.
James Williams and wife to Mike
Williams, $500; 102 acres on the head
Of East Bull creek.
W. T. Anderson and wife to John
Doweil, $50; l 2 acres out of 112
acres, subdivision of G.. w. Spear
league.
John Dowell 10 B. H. Melasky, 500 a;
1-2 acres out of liz acres, sub-Iivis-
ion of q. w. Spear league.
j. II. CoIson to i. Carlson, NJ. Carl
son s. L. A. Walsh, $500; l07 acres,
part OF Burleson league.
J. P. Sprinkle to d. II. Bradley,
$700; 24 acres, part of r. Hornsby
League.
W. A. Alexander and wife to D. H.
Bradley, $125; % acres. part of R.
Hnrnsby league.
N. c. Smith and wife to VIM. P.
Black, $4,000; PAL 1-2' acres on west
bank of the river.
Joseph Schears and wife Augusta to
J. w. Betting, SO; lot in block "a,
Manor.
VIM. Wallace to Fannie H. Costley,
$500; 40 acres, part of the Navarro
grant.
s. w. Baker to Nicholas Jerolaman,
$500; II 1G-100 acres, estate of N.
A. Goodrich, deceased.
A. Stein and wife to ]. w. Betting,
5000; lot 10, block 81, Manor.
Mrs. NJ. G. TONNES to ]. w. Betting,
1929; 80 acres, near Manor.
r. s. Gregg and wife to j. w. Bet
ting, $500; acre, northwest of Semi
nary grounds, At Manor.
G. J. Wilson and wife TO R. F. Cook
and wife, $1,000; 10 acres, tan yard
tract, 3 1-2 miles east of Austin.
E. E. Lynch and wife to J. w. Bet
ting, $2O67; 600 acres, part of Kimbro
league; and so acres, part of the K.
Duty 1-2 league.
Henry Means to Chas. Pruier, $500;
200 acres, part of the Thomas Han
cock survey.
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Y. NJ. r. E and +. A, to Geo. B.
Zimpelman, $3.50; lot Q block 50.
F. w. Chandler to WIlhelmIna Han
son, $500; lot 4, block %.
W. L. Harris to T. L. and J. E.
Tumey, $1,000; lot 3 and 1G feet east
side -. lot ?, block 3 in outlot ,, di-
vision a.
T. L. Tumey and J. E. Tumey to
Phiu Abrahams s. Bro. $1,000; same.
j. NJ. Litten to Harvey North,
$40, 600; lot in block 10.
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Transfers of Real Estate

Ending February 3, 1877, reported from
the real estate and abstract of title office
of L. w. Stands & Co., 119 Pecan
street:
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She gave him ncckt.es-as is woman's
wont;
lie, wiser, kinder, gave her Sozodont.
lie lost his neckties, but she never lost
Her Sozodont, twas worth ten times its
cost.
1t makes teeth white, it makes breath
sweet
Both bless it every time they meet.
THE Headlight says that the people
OF its vicinity should, with one accord,
join hands and delay not until u ma
cadamizcd road leads from Austin
through the dismal brakes and over
rugged passways. There is. as we
have been informed, call on foot to
consider this matter, and when made,
will be a fit opportunity to lend will
ing aid in this, the hour of need.
THE people of GeoI getown and Will
hanson county generally are referred
to Postmaster Kinney's card regarding
the transmission of the mails from this
city to Round Rock, Georgetown and
Bolton. There is nothing like sitting
and shaking up things and searching
out dereiict officers, and when they are
found they should be made to suffer.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-02-08

MT. ADAMS, 81 lHe HOUSE. IN dcCOEu-
ance with the provisions of the cleo
al bill, the duplicate returns, and the
objections, were referred to the cleo
torsl commission.
After the various objections were
read and there being no further OBJ
lection, the presiding officer announced
that the Senators would retire so that
both houses could consider the objec-
tions, and the Senate then retired 20
their chamber at 3 P. ".
WASHINGTON, February 1.-Senator
Robertson, of South Carolina, pre-
Seuted resolutions which, he said,
were adopted at a mass meeting of
white ana colored citizens a; Barn
well court house, South Carolina, on
the fifteenth of January. He asked
that they be read and referred to the
Committee on Privileges and Elections.
The chief clerk read the resolutions
as follows:
Resolced, Thst tho seven hundred
colored voters who enrolled their
names in the Democratic clubs, and
the nine hundred and seventy-slx who
cast their ballots for Gen Wade lamp
ton, and the candidates on his ticket,
did so 10 secure TO their native State
honest government and home rule,
and to free her from the thieving gov
eminent under which she has SO long
suffered from corrupt carpet-baggers
and infamous seailAwags.
Senator Sargent, of California. in
terrzpting. sand that he objected to
further reading of the resolutions as
they were not c0uehed in respectful
language.
4 sharp debate followed, after which
Senator Sargent, at the request of Sen
ator Patterson, of South Carolina,
withdrew the objection. and the read
ing of the resolutions was concluded.
They deny that there was intimidation
On the part Of the whites towards the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-16

THE Duel BETWEEN BOWIE xsD A SPAN
IARD.-At the appointed hour all parties
were on the ground-Dowie, as USUAL, very
cool; the Spaniard very furionS and ex-
cited. The Spanimfs second won the
choice OF position; which gave the second
of Bowie the word. They were 10 stand
back to back, rifles perpendicular, upward
or downward-to wheel. as before stated.
Here arose an instance OF genius over rou-
tine. In ti;a army the Hlannuyres are in
tended for regularity before time; but in
such eases US this regularity was of
no moment, but time Was everything.
When the Sllaniard heard the word
to "wheel" he OF course executed it
in true military style. in "three motions,''
but Bowie, whose whole life had been spent
in depending upon himself, not regulating
his movements by those OF others, who had
been compelled, in his warfare against In
dians or in procuring game, to take every
position, executed every change of body
necessary for the occasion to insure success ;
instead Of wheeling, as the Spanard was
doing, simply turned the body from the
hips, or on the hips, holding the feet firm,
which, of course, brought him around
quicker than his antagonist, and enabled
Bowie to tire first, and to drive his ball
through the brain Of his antagonist This
Bowie said anybody could do if they only
possessed Che requisite quality-nerye-
Wllees'S Spirit OF the Times.
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.JEWELRY.

DEAD THIS! FACTI FACT i@
In FACT i-Come to WINSTOCK'S, No. 40 81
II north Fourteenth street. and see the con- 1913
vnclng fact that he is at present prepared to give
great barga ms to his old customers and all VINO may
favor him with call He feels assur. q that he
needs better RECOMMENDATION than his we'll
known mode of doing bu~iness- and that he Is to
represent articles for just what they are and to see
that The customers receive value for their money.
On MONDAY, April 9,IS77, he will offer ut pri-
vate sac the most beautiful lot Of
16-karai Gold tlady's size) Stem and heT-Wind-
ing Watches, of hest makers;
49, aud IA Karat Gold Stem- and key-WlndlDg
Watches for gentlemen;
A fine lot OF Gentleuen's Stem and Key-Windlng
Silver Watches;
An immense lot of fine Gold Chains for ladies and
gentlemen, In the following styles: Royal,
Opera, Zouave, Vici oria, Guar;tS-wit and with
out slides; Neck. Vest, and many other styles
Sleeve. SHIRT, and Contradictions of handsome de-
signs;
Gentlemen's Lockets.
special attention is called to the most beautiful
lot Of hne Gold Set Rings or ladies aud gentlemen,
In Diamond, Stone, Cameo, Amethyst, Pearl. Gar
net, Topaz, Onyx, Amethyst incrnsted Win Dir
mond IN the shape Of 4 bird-sonlehins new. Also,
Cameo surrounded with Pearls and many others.
Every article is of fine quality. and will DO guar
anfeed, In purchasing articles 60 10 Mace where
you can get The most for your money. thai place
Is S. A. WINST0CK'S,
No. IL Fourteenth street,
ap7-2w under Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-16
by Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
1113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS S AL i OF TEN
~ HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET
BETWEEN GRACE CHURCH AND MONROE
PARK BY AUCTION.-By virtue of decree OF
entered on the Goth day Of June, 1876, In the
suit of Walker and wife Bayly, &C., we shall, rs
special commissioners thereby appointed, sell by
auction, on The premises. on WEDNESDAY the
18th of April. 1877, at Az o'clock 2. NJ, TEN
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS-four OF which
front 81 feet each, and six 26 feet each and all run
back between parallel lines 1856 feet 10 an alley
twenty feet wide-on the north side of Main street
between jefferson and Madison streets, two squares
east and west respectively of Monroe Park aud
Grace church.
The location OF this property Is of the best In
the city for medum-sized dwellings, and should not
BIT overlooked by any desiring to build for their
own occupancy or for renting purposes. AZ specu-
lation 1t can scarcely be equmllc In Richmond for
there combining causes which make Its proSpec-
tive value very great, 4 nj bargain can safely be
expected In Its sale. Buyers looking for good In
veslments should not fail to attend.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, negotiable uoies given for the
deferred payments. with interest added, and title
retained until the whole purchasenoucy Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the court.
5.. JOHN II GUY,
ALEXANDER z. HOLLADAY,
APPS Special Commissioners.
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pr,,essor Marsh some time ago ore rea h.S
pro,ers item to the effect that there naa
newsp papp,,d near village in switzer.... and
t oeea . pterodactyl" with the ,,ngs In per-
i iees preservation. ,rria, ra'e Professor
knew that an,c,ng all the fossils OF this ami
NAL nc,ne was Known with the wings pre-
served, He instantly repaired to the telc-
grnnh office md sent message to Swiss
n nas,n,rallst: "Buy the new pterodactyl and
send to Yale College" The naturalist
obeyed, paying for the fossil little over
$1,000. Soon after it was sold kilograms
poured in from every museum OF inc
world-Boston, Berlin, Paris, St. Peters
burgh, London-asklng the price, request
ing photographs, &C.; but it was already
on the way to the man who said buy IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-16
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATss[El
COMPANY. tSS55ss--TScEsSS

FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, Ball
TIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS on THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection nj Norfolk with tho new
aud elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTt-
MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON. ID. c.
On and after TUESDAY. September | l, Inc fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
abovc-Manlea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYS at 81 O'Clock 4. NJ.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight All
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the james river, including DUTcII Gar tpasSng
through the same Notifications, batte-eldS, James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours at Norfolk
before departure of Baltimore steamers.
To SOrtOik. w
Fare TO Norfolk aud return............ 81
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York at reduced rates
Tickets for sale ON steamers, 81 tiarOcr e Coz
Tcke, Agency Main street and Exchange Hotel, anc
baggage checked through Freight received daily for
Boston, Norfolk, aud Portsmouth ano regular land
ings on James river, from A. NJ. 10 + L. NJ, al
reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landngs mast be prepaid.
l.. Il. TArUM, General Agent
Office: Comlany's wharf, Rockets; branch obct
ut w. ID. Blair & Co.'S, No. 903 Main street.
sc IL
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HIGH HEELS AND CROOKED SHINs.-It is
worthy Of note that while a malignant
hatred OF Chinese individually is fomented
under cover Of hostility to their immigra-
ton, our females have fallen in love with
Chinese costumes and customs, in some re-
spects, and accepted them as models. The
pictures OF Chinese ladies to which one has
been accustomed for many years bear a
close resemblance to the American belle Of
the present day. The repulsive hump. the
crippled feet, and the mincing gait of our
women, il kheY do not fortify the Darwin
ian theory OF the origin OF the species from
monkeys, at least give the appearance OF
retrograding monkeyward. The dress, un-
ceuth and deiormed as it is, would not OF
itself deserve notice; but the high heels,
gripping the feet and distorting the limbs,
are an outrage on grace, on anatomy, on
humanity, emitting the authors, could they
be detected, to criminal responsibility. A
convention OF conductors in the inter-
est OF their trade could not devise better
scheme for good times. Women whose Pc
dals are solidfied may escape with only
corns, Of which we hope and pray they may
have full and tender crop. But that q
whole generation OF little girls should have
their toes damned into the toes OF their boots,
to do the work OF heels, and that their legs
should be thrown out OF their natural tal-
ance and the plant bones bent into semi
circles, IL sacrifice to fashion which would
disgrace nation OF Hottentots, Pacific
Medical Journal.
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BY W. II. Luckc, Auct .onccr.
ssIGNEE,s SALE C>e VERY DEsk

A ssIGNEE'S SALE C>e VERY DEsF-
n RA ApE BRYCE Ifls,T No. E Asp I nro Ne
District Court Of the United states Tor he Eas, m
CASE Df r T.. Wins. on assignee in bankruptcy OF
c. D. LG~sdes. ca. The Petersburg RAILROAD Con-
pany $Ss, shall! sell On the premises, on SSIU
abosesnenioned REAL ESTATE having front
Of SO feet on the east side Of Eighth street, ana
81 TSTO.STORY BRICK DIV BLING thtrcon cor
tntuing eight rooms.
Terms Ono fourth cash; Balance at SIX, twelve.
nd eighteen ntafhs for negotiable nntes interest
added, and the little tetdn.d secn.ry FOR their
mn IN Assignee.
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7,RUsTEEs SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
1 FARM LYING IN LOUISA COUNTY, vlR-
GINA, ABOUT FOUR MILES SOUTH OF COR
louisville, CONTAINING FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES. WITH a LARGE, A ATTRACTIVE
DWELLING AND NECESSARY OUT-BUILD-
TNGS THEREON.-BY virtue OF a deed OF trust ex-
ecuted by John Greenfield 10 the undersigned rs
trustee, bearing ate the 9th day OF March, 1878.
and duly recorded in the clerks Office of Louisa
County Court default having been made In the pay
being required so 10 DO by the beneficiary therein.
shall, on WEDNESDAY the 10Th day of May, 1877,
at l2 o'clock AZ, upon the premises sell The above
designated FARM ut public auction.
TERMS: For cash US to so mach of the proceeds
of sale as will defray the expenses of executing Inc
trust and pay Oft two bonds for $2,33S.3S 81 racn,
until pnid; the residue upon such Terms Us ehe
grantor In said deed may require, or III case OF his
failure to give such directions In such manner aS4he
trustee may determine; which viii be announced on
the day Of sale. PIP. BARBOUR,
apl0 Trustee.
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For the Dispatch.l
The Stat,at Mater.

sThe author. Of Ibis hymn, Jacopone Ga
Tod, sometimes called Benedctto ana Jaco-
bus de Benedictisl was born at Iooi, In
TTmbria, OF a noble family, in the early part
Of the thirteenth century. The date Is ui,
known. or his Latin poems, only tnice
arc preserved. He died in 1906. hls 'b bn
taph (l596) reads: "ossa Is. 90, ysroi nrnn,er
ReneSictis, Tudertini, qui stultus prop'e,
Chrissnm. nova mundum arte deius.t, ct
eoelam rapuit."-French. . .1 1,;s sta bat
i MIee Is mos, ss sublime. hymn of the middle
ages, and occupies the second rank in kaaad
hymnology. "-Schaf. 1t mas I iurn, son'.
the text for many renowned 'nu>..%s 80 oro
positions. among which the best known are
iSn s Of paIesbrina, Pcrgoles, and Haydn;
T 1Usr i, literature of essays and cr'tica
u merits OF the poem -XaroaSs Lnt'"
RXmnS.l
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. yrror locked UP With Eleven s" ''
a -. : so.e NE HAD Rot Heard.

4 pittsburgh paper has thls: J., ,,o,r.
An amusing incident occurred IN toI 10
Al piaas Court yesterday. About ~
a,o,ao,, = case was concluded, ana on.I
Ue os than whom there are few oeteer oi,
e e"ss about the court-houseA started VIII
tho ,nrv to the iury-room. One Oh tne
;nrors. fearing n conclusion Wouiu NO. ,',.S
..eocbed in q reasonable time, ana hot VIZ: ="
inc to be cheated out OF his dinhe.' . In
ste s ri following him upstairs took Tue
other direction, and repairing 70 Ine "'' Tha
n.t;n o>house ordered MS dinner a.
ofscer. on reaching tho 1ury.rootn, w.
covering that he had but eleven smioi =;
locked them up and started III Sea' 800 -.
the twelfth, In the mean utllS .ne So Jul
hn, taken recess of twenty Nhu.es' sne
. .ne ~, ~ the courtroom when the officer
u.n5ss>,5 Among the number he saw one
,rhom h,, felt confident was the missing
NAM, and without any tasae for explanation.
marched him to the SusS-room ana Dcked
him in with the eleven men in tho other
cases and having, rs nc supposed, MS Jury
safe and thinking there was no probability
OF = hasty agreement, repaired to his md
das meal. which DC discussed with relish,
wholly unconscious Of the mistake he
had made. In the meantime The man who
had caused the mistake by Departing. from
the custody of the officer returned, and
being unable to find the officer, sauntered
into the cSart and took seat. Shortly
aiterward court convened, but there were
but eleyrs men took their seats in the jury
box. Mir Name, the ole man before alluded
TO- being absent. The Court waited about
twenty minutes, and Judge kirkpatrlcS
was beginning to Display degree OF tnr-
| natiercS, unusual with him, caused, 40
doubs, from the fact that this same !uToT,
Mr.. Zane, had been late Monday, and nav
ing stated his case was excused. AFTER
court met the man who had doaSed
thceo again went up stairs in search
| OF e,is eleven fellow-iurors, and succeed
inc after some time in finding Officer Dos
tesn, was soon locked up with the other
e,eyen, and Mr.. Kane, who had been de-
priycd OF his dinner, was marched Dawn 10
| the court. On entering the lua-p-boN ne
was accosted by the Judge rs fellows
"Well, Mr.. Kane, l suppose you f'ive an
! excuse to offer for your absence Hhe same
] excuse you offered yesterday won't do
Perhaps you have been getting svour din.
ner." "No, SIR" replied Mr.. 5sane; 80
| was locked up."' Explanation Followed
and the Court, approaching the situation
did not deal harshly with Mr.. Kane. The
other jury had not agreed wher che cour
| adjourned
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RAILROAD LINES.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
LII RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EfFEC

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL 8. 1877.
THROUGH NAIL.
1888 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily. connecting ut
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and n. W. \. 6. X. X. Al
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta aud
Richmond Airline railway for At
Elnt,l, Macon. jacksonville, Mont2ome-
ry Mobile, and New Orleans, and all
southwestern points. With c. G. and
A.. r. for Columbia, Augusta, and all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHDURG ACCOMMODATIONS.
9:4o A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily for Burkevilie,
dlate points, making close connection
at Lynch6urg for all southwestern
points.
THROUGH MAIL,
S:23 p. NJ, arrives Kichmond daily, connecting
with North Carolina division n. W. n.
c. r.. r.. c. G. and A.. X. h, and
Atlanta and Richmond Airline raii'
way from all southern and southwest
ern points, and with Richmond, frete-
rcksburg and Potomac and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for all northern and
western points. 40
LYSGHBURG ACCOMMODATION
$3.50 z. NJ. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch-
burg, Farmville, Burkeyille. and all In.
terInedate points, and from all south
western points.
Tickets sold TO alt southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace sleeplng-cars run through bet"sel Rich-
mont and Brunswick. Ga:
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named Oh tickets. No @y-oveJ
checks wlll be given. T. III. X. TALCO1.T,
General Supertnteu deIt.
JOHN Il. MAcaORpo, General PASSENGER Agent.
apo
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Editors of the Dispatch Your .cor1e-
spondent. who signs himself Crockett, -
in Saturday mornings issue Of the Dss-
patch, surely must have been keeping iltit-
crate company to imagine ttfsat the word
1! dam sao7 is becoming a part Of our No-
cabulary. 1t is so obsolete that perhaps
there is no sexcon now in paGmt containing
it. There is, however, the Mord uno i'm
frequent use in polite society, which cannot
be found in any dictionary 10 which have
had access. Can you tell us i1s derivation?
HI s
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Bv n. NJ. Lee
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. IL Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ FRAMED DWELLINGS At TIE C0RN lsR
tiF WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE AMP DENSS
STREET, AND A FRAMED DWELLING Wllsh
LAnGE LOT ATTACaED D, JUST oUTSlpDIE1 !! "a
SQUARE. BETW ZEN ORLEANS, ERIN, GIL
MORE, AND VIRGINIA STREETS-.R virIueof
a decree of the Chaucery Court OF Richmond, EN-
tared on the 7th day OF April 1877, in the snit o1
G'Eeil Us. O'Conner &C.. as commissioner appointed
bT said decree. will sell ut public auction on the
premises. and In the order above named, on MQt+-
DAY, 9th April, 1877, at o'clock I. NJ, the PRO-
PETTY, described III said decree. First: Fronting
On williamsburg avenue and Denny street Sc feet
and sarning back with the line Of Denny street go
feet, on which there are TWO tOMFORTABLE
FRAMED DWELLINGS: and Immediately there
aft..r- the LOT OF GROUND constituting the square
bounced by Erin, Orleans. Gilmore, and Virginia
streets Except one lot 30xl0 feet, at the corner OF
Orleans and Gilmore strcrts), on which there Is 4
FRAMED DWELLING-HOUSE somewhat out OF
repafr.
and twelve months for notes with interest added
and tie retained until the whole pIrcliase-money
ap III ID. IL. DOOLEY. Special Com missioner
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AUCTION s,ALEs-ruture Day..
BY j. L. Apl,erson,
Real Estate Aucttouecr.
GALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING

GALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
~ tNo. II AND BUILDING LOTS ON THE
EAST LINE OF THIRD STREET-By virtue OF
three deeds OF trust TO dated the 30th day Of
January, 1878; Que dated January 81. 1876 and
the other August 1s, lS76-frOm s. M. Simpson and
wife, and also by virtue Of order Of the District
Court of the United states for the Eastern District
Of Virginia, In bankruptcy, entered January 10,
1877, In the matter of s. N. simpson, bankrupt,
the undersigned, commissioners and trustees, viii
proceed, on THURSDAY the 18th day Of April,
1877, at o'clock p. NJ. on the premises, 10 offer
for sale ut public auction that VALUABLE PROP
ERTY on Third street between Franklin and Main
streets, now occupied by s. NJ. Simpson. being part
Of Lot Cd and fronting s6 1912 feet on Third
street and running back 90 feet. This Is an excel
lent piece Of properly, admirably located. and the
buildings not only very large and conveniently ar
ranged, but In excellent repair. VIII be sold as
whole or divided. as may be deemed best
TERMS: Ono fourth c.sh balance payable In six,
twelve. and eighteen months after sale. evidenced by
negotiable notes. and title retained until The whole
purchast-iHoncy Is pnid and deed ordered by Court
JAMES l.. APPERSON,
JOHN S. WISE,
f.. NJ. CRUMP,
M u Commissioners.