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Middletown transcript., 1877-06-02
Realster's Orders.
REGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
Na,rz TastIo Oornt,,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, May 25lh, 1871.
Upon the application of Sereck F. Shallcross
and Jacob X. Long, administrators of George
Barnbolt late of f---, deceased it is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrators aforesaid, give notice of grant
ing Letters of Administration upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof by causing advertisements to be post
ed within forty days from the date of such
Letters. in'sx of the most public places of the
county of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same or abide by an Act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided And also cause
the same to be inserted within the same period
in the MIDDLETowN TRANscRIPT. newspaper
published in Middletown, and to be continued
therein two months
Given under the hand and Seal of
-, Office of the Register aforesaid, at
( L S. New Castle, in New Castle county
N--' aforesaid, the day and year above
written
S. C. BIGGS, Register.
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For SALE nR. RENT

The new and commodious DWELLING
just erected on Main street, Middletown. ad-
joining the Presbyterian Parsonage, and op-
posite the Town Hall. The House contains
twelve rooms all conveniently arranged, we'll
ventilated, and fues for heating, fine stair
way in hall 10 third story, back stairs TO third
story, parlor, sitting room, dining room,
kitchen, and back kitchen with pump, wood
house and coal bin all under cover, with a
large and complete cellar. The front build
ing is 35xls feet, and the back building 24x2O
feet. The third story inished-an unusual
amount of closet room all through the dwell
ing. The LOT runs through from Main to
Green streets, near 400 feet, well filed with
choice fruit-grapes, pears, Strawberries, rasp-
berries, eurrants, asparagus beds, &c. 1t is
a very desirable property, and can be had on
accommodating terms.
Inquire or J. PATTON.
May26-tf
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THIS is THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ROOF
PAINT IN THE MARKET.
Also Glines' Rubber Roofing, cheap and
durable roof, easily put on without the aid
of skilled labor, as good as Tin, at half the
cost.
Stop your leaky roofs effectually, and save
reshingling, by using Glines Slate Paint,
and Glines Rubber Roofing.
Information free Correspondence invited.
N. Y. SLATE ROOFING CO.,
No, 8 Cedar ST., n Y.
G. E. HUKILL, Middletown, Del.
Agent for Middletown and Odessa, and the
surrounding community.
apr2l-4Y
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Coop SAMARITAN LoDeE, Nos Meets every
Thursday evening at y o'clk. Lodge Room
in Cochran Hall, No. 2, Cochran Square.
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The Highest Market Price will be paid for
WOOL, either in large or small quantities,
delivered at my residence in Middletown,
Delaware, on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fri
days and Saturdays; or at Joseph Biggs',
near Cecilton, Nd, on Tuesdays Commence
ing Tuesday 22d. L. P. MCDOWELL.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

DAMON LoDGE, No. IL Meets every Friday
evening at o'clock. Lodge room in the
Town Hall
7 n n u
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S. C. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE !

All persons baving claims against the Es-
tate of the deceased, must present the same
duly attested TO he Administrator, on or be
fore the 25th day of May, 1878, OF abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
yided SERECK F. SHALLCROSS,
JACOB K. LONG,
Administrators.
Addrass- O1res. nor
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Hen-denvOr to Prophecy.

Mr. Arthur johns left an egg at our Office
few days ago that was somewhat Of a curl
osity. On one end was singular formation
shaped into distinct c. This some folks
say is an attempt on the part Of the chicken
to allay the fears about the peaches and TO
indicate that there will be crop.
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NOTARY PUBLIC
Joha A. Reynolds.
OFFICERS OF CITIZENS NATL
BANK.

DRECToRs.-Henry Clayton, B. Gibbs, B.
son, 3. 9. Fenimore, NJ. E. Walker, ]. B.
Cazier, Joseph Biggs.
President. Clayton,
CAsHIER-J R. Hall.
TELLBR.-John s. Crouch.
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The Major ReyboId.

The Major Reybold, which has been laid up
for some time for repairs, has resumed her
trips between Salem, Delaware City and Phil
adelphia. She has been thoroughly renovated
and is now one Of the incest and handsomest
boats on the river. She is under command
Of Capt W E. Reybold, Of Delaware City.
The Trustees OF the POOr-TheIr Annual
Report.
The report of the Trustees of the Poor Of
this county for the year ending Jan 81, 1877,
has just been published in pamphlet form
having been delayed over the usual time for
its issue, by the death Of the late Ire asurer.
From it we learn that there were admitted to
the almshouse during the year 4Ol persons,
of whom 3O2 were from Wilmington, and but
from St. Georges and Appoquinink hun
dreds, each, and from Blackbird. There
were discharged BIG. Number of deaths CO.
During the past nine years the average num-
Der of inmates of the almshouse has been
about l75. The cost of maintaining these
paupers is % cents each per day, in all about
S42 per day. The produce from the aims
house farm during 1876, amounted to ST.
577Oe, and the Trustees share from the
Hares Corner farm to ST ,3Ol.66. The reports
of the physicians and the various standing
committees evince very excellent and favor
able condition of every department. and in
dicatp very successful and satisfactory man
apement Of the institution.
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The transportation Committee.

The Committee on Transportation appoint
ed at the late Peach Growers Convention
held a meeting on Friday Of last week in
Philadelphia, and appointed subcommittee
consisting of Messrs. B. 7. Biggs, Fl. N. Will
Its, J. G. Brown. Albert Curry and DR.. At
kins, to confer with railroad officers and re-
port at The meeting next Friday.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Are tastefully and attractively displayed

y The circulation of "THE TINES is
much larger than that of any other daily pa
per in this City or State, with the single ex-
cePtion of the Ledger, and is constantly in
crossing.
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penth or an EstImnble Lady.
A Good Proapeet.

Maj B. T. Biggs left at the TRASscRlPr
Office few days ago handful of twigs cut
from bis peach trees in Queen Anne's county,
Nd as a sample of his prospective crop in
that county. The twigs were all full offruit
representing every variety from Hale to
Smock, and the peaches had fine healthy
appearance as if they meant 10 stay on the
trees till they ripened. The prospect in
Queen Aunes and the lower counties Of this
State and Maryland was never better, and a
big crop from below may be confidently ex-
pected, though we Go not believe it will reach
the 1000, 900, estimated at the late conven-
fion.
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Business Totals.

Reynolds Automatic Fire-proof Eyaporator
economies fuel
The largest stock of Hamburg Edgings in
Middletown can be found at w. II. MOORE
& cos.
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FOR SALE.

Cheaper than Coal.
WOOD delivered, sawed and split, lengths
foot aud Is inches, at $3.50 per CORD /;
also YOKE well broken YOUNG OXEN and
l SOUND CHEAP MARE.
W. GREEN,
Mayl9-tf MiddIetown. Del
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REGISTERS OFFICR

REGlSIEh > OfFlCE,
New Castle County, May oath, 1877.
Upon the application of John G. Corbit and
William @. Spruance, Executors of Daniel
Corbit, late of St. Georges Hundred, in said
county, deceased, it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executors aforesaid,
give notice Of granting of Letters Testament
airy upon tie Estate of the deceased with the
date of granting thereof by causing adyer-
tisements TO be posted within forty days from
the date of such Letters, in six of the most
public places of the county of New Castle, re-
quiring all persons having demands against
the Estate, to present the same or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided, And also cause the same to be in
serted within the same period in the MIDDLE
TOWN TRANSCRIPT newspaper published in
Middletown, and TO be continued therein two
months.
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We would call the attention of all persons
interested in the Preservation of Fruit to the
| illustration and description of the WILLIAMS
EVAP0RAT0R, and request them to read
carefully the following facts:
Ist. AS 10 the Quality of its products,
which enhances their value.
I'd. In Quantity of product in propor-
tlOn to cost of Evaporation.
Sd. In Cost OF Building required to
operate them.
4th. In Ease and Economy OF operat-
ing them.
5th. In the Evenness and Equality of
Evaporation, In consequence ofthe equal
distribution of heated air through the
hues.
9th. In the Rapidity of Evaporation
without danger of scorching or scaldlng
the fruit.
The manufacturers of this Evaporator
Warrant it in all Respects as Represented,
and as being inferior to none, but
Superior to all other EVaporators
now in use,
1t has been used on this Peninsula for the
years of 1856, and has given universal sat
isfaction-both as regards its working capac-
ity, and the quality and saleableness of the
fruit evaporated And in view of an abund-
ant crop OF peaches, ana low prices the COM
ing season for green fruit, we call the atten-
ton of Fruit Growers 10 the paying and in
creasing demand for fruit prepared in this
way as
Superior to amy other process,
and would respectfully invite their attention
to this machine before purchasing. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed IN every particular. Circu-
lars sent free, as regards price, description,
&C., by addre sing
s. e. s. J. Nj. SPROUT,
F0ARD & COMEGYS, MUNCY, PA.
Agents for New Castle County, Delaware,
and Cecil County, Maryland. may lett
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Independent in euerythingl Neural in Nothingi
OPPOSED TO ALL CoRRUPT RINGs
In MUNICIPAL, STATE AND NATIONAL AFFAIRS
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REFERENcEs-First National Bank, Deca-
tur, Mich; First National Bank, Paw Paw,
Mich; Bank of Bangor, Bangor, Mich; Hide
and Leather Bank, Chicago, H.; j. P. Ma
checa & Co.. New Orleans, La; Lawhorn &
Co., Memphis, Tenn, John Wright, Seaford,
Del. VIM. C. Bordman, New Castle, Del;
VIM. Hitch, Laurel, Del. myl2-tf
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No Camps.

No Camps.
According to The Smyrna Times there is no
probability of any camps being held this sum-
mer in that vicinity at all events, none at
Blackbird or Camden.
Death or an EstImabIe Lady.
Mrs. Mary Cowgirl, wife of Dlniel Cowgirl,
of Dover, died at her husbands 9 residence on
Sunday morning, ia the list year of her age.
Mrs. Cowgirl was sister of the late Dr..
Arnold Naudain, formerly U S. Senator from
Delaware. She was well known in this
neighborhood having, in her younger days,
resided in Odessa. She was lady of re-
markably kind and gentle disposition and
was loved and esteemed by all who knew her.
She was a member of the Methodist Church
and an earnest, ardent christian.
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from all points of interest, fhll and accurate
Local Reports, and Fearless Editorial Discus
sions of all current topics. Ii is a frst-class
newspaper in every respect.
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REGISTERS ORDER.

Address-0DEssA, DEL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-06
Airl,l,ol'l 1ispatrll,
TUESDAY. ......... FEBRUARY 8. 1877.

A HORRIBLE DEATH.-A gentleman from
Philadelphia, Harry T.. Bennett by name,
met hts death In violent aad horrible man
ner Yesterday afternoon about o'clock:
NE went into the auction-roona corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street,
where the sale OF plated-ware is carried on
to see friend, s Mr.. Clark, who is employ
ed there. They had a short conversation
on general topics, when Bennett cspied
glass lar on the counter containing sola'
ton OF a deadly poison used IN tue sl'ssl-
plater's art, but which he miStook lol
water. aud being thirsty he poured some
into rambler which was near at manu. anu
before his companion realized what ne WAS VA
about had swallowed small quantity OF tns :
lfoujd. The first intimation MT. Clark nst
~ vhat he had done was his complaint
that the water In the jar had peeu.,,a.
tasta Mr.. Clark was Mortified. ana az TUE
foul draught soon showed its a. .';aSar,
effects in the agonizing screams ana sloiens
contortions OF the unfortunate vlcttu', ne
was Immediately removed to EntW1sles
drnr-etore. where stomach-pumps ana anti
dotes were brought into requisition Dy D Ut,
Morgan and Tree, but without avail. Inc
man was conveyed to Providence hospitas
NV Sergeant Fainter, where be dled at D
o'clock. after two hours OF the most excru-
chatting pain. While the proprietors OF tue
store are not exactly responsible iof MS
death, their carelessness In leaving such
dangerous article in so accessible place Is
generally condemned washington Cnao''.
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FREs.-Irenton, N. d., February "A
fire broke out this afternoon IN building
occupied for the housing OF locomotive en-
pines on the main track OF the Pennsyi-
vania railroad. The fire is supposed to have
been communicated to the roof from the
sharks from one OF the locomotives. There
were eight frst-class locomotives in the
building at the time, all Of which were
more or less damaged. The damage is varl-
ouslv estimated at from $4,000 to 800, 900.
Utica, N. Y, February At 4 A. Nj.
TODAY a fire broke out in the basement OF
yosburg's shoe-store, in the Hinchman
House, Little Falls. The hotel, with oil Its
contents. was DESTROYED. All the occu-
pants of the house escaped in their night
clothes with great difficulty.
The building was owned ny the Hlnch.
man heirs, and valued at $4,000; insured
for $4,000. Bridenstein Co., hotel pro-
prietors. lose about $1,000. They are in-
sured fer $500. c. E. Vosburg, loss I'M
known. The origin Of the fire is unknown,
but is supposed to be accidental. Vosburg
was nearly dead from suffocation when res
cued.
Re,o York, February A fire broke
out tonight in the sub-celar OF No. 265
Broadway, occupied by Dfarvin's Safe Com.
pany. Two explosions occurred and five
hremen were injured slightly by blown
glass, the front windows teing blown out.
The heated and confined air caused the ex-
plosions. The flooring, with heavy safes
on it, fell In. Marvins estimate their dam
age at $4,000; insured for $4,000. The
building is owned by an orphan asylum.
Damage, $4,000. Origin of fire unknown.
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DItSiRTUEl OGs a NR 1880. = =. S,,sso.,l
ID from Ezekiel Myers Executed 70 me- e - and
sT arae lin TIC Hsssngs
ne 9. 81 Tic vs
notes In the said deed mensioaeni An A ErspI
;ss ssa a ssSais aseon
valuable groTs1 km1mS N and appus-
TILLERf iss w, a .o o situated on poytress
street in That portion of the city Of fe'ei''ie
Tie f SFfGR sgsrb sfs sSxS
renf: one large FoUR-STORY BRICK !, con,
sSnsd,tas' e 5ss
CHIEERY and IMPROVEMENTS, a 10 cnpmnIete in
and eondi.on SS e Tor the
dssil!ef sr o'neT
and so,nl le . feet a l9S Seisr 600
ENGINES comparatively new, artac cnet
70 one s.,att' comoineo zoo-n'''' p'"'A e0'''
sSTIE9a;eMGegENalNE, ls-horse power; cost, $500.
E0 enSs; pGRRfN fsHSes arKTaENT containing
ss Ifg gu ,pd RRSEIy2EIESrARrNG.
md all other proper and necessary machinery 70
q s.s ssSs s a isi SsfA
IONS i Lars. e r sT.T}yR..
.g Fl Fl s YsAkF T fkAsdlaSssDS'
fR$ SkSH %% ;AFEEf; GAfks'
1 LARGE FAIRBANK,S H9pPER-scALEs;
FAiRBASKs sGA a., ;, No: and ., fee. high
l GHARGiNG-TUB, sx5 feet; a5.s - i
S SSSFSS S bSkSFSHF connecting With large
. u Sr,sk r S9fhs. @.n :
L .s1ssfs' fsp1i.iHx Rss' sa'a
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MURDER IN NEW YoRK.-Ne,o York, Feb
ruary 4.-James Flood, Mt an early hour this
morning, murdered his wife Mary. The
parties formerly lived at 81 Crosby street,
but having quarrelled separated. The hus-
band, however, kept watchful eye on bis
wife, being Of ajealous nature. This morn
ing he had reason to suspect she was shar-
ing the couch of German grocer named
William ALTA, at IS Crosby street, and went
there. When he was at the back door his
wife escaped by the front, and was pursued
by the Infatuated husband, who brandished
tinsmith's reamer, a sharp pointed imple-
ment fourteen inches long. He overlook
her at her own door and plunged the wea'
pom into her body, from the effects of which
she instantly dropped dead. Flood then
fed, and up to the present has not been ar
rested. Two witnesses to the act have been
secured and are lodged in the House OF De
tention.
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RAILROAD LIVES.
81 H s $3.50


@ M 80 - -.
1 RICHMOND. FRED'G q POTOMAC X. r. COIL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND, December IL, 1876. } +.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after WEDNESDAY. December 18th
fruins win run Oh this road as follows:
500 A. IL leaves the ByrcStreet station daily Tex
ry~sE J.. cept Sunday, connecting With the Bal.
~. tiinore ano Ohio and Baltimore and
Potomac railroad due ut New York nj
~ 1o;15 P: NJ; arriving al Washington
1888 z. II. leaves Byrd-street station daily, con-
.ss meeting at Washington with the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad, arriving
in New York ut $50 A. NJ. Through
sleeper from Richmond TO New York;
..oo =, price Of berth, r. n ou
Junction, leaves Broad-Stree station
tSundays exceptedl.
7:05 A. n. arrives ut Byri-Strcct station daily
w leaves New York at 6:05 the rpreced-
=. Ing evening. -
ll0O P. NJ arrives Byrd-Stree station daily lex
$40 A NJ S isB! slrSa}2; TRAIN arrive
...- at Broad-street station tsundays e1-
passenger.car Which will be attas he'd to freight
train, will leave Broad.street depot on MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at $40 A. NJ, ar.
Fsns s. 9Hso' eo 4 tso + II
sATUTPAy Z! 10 A M arriving at Br0adstreet
deE6t at a:e-s ond coaches RIM on n,rb, ,r.,,s
between Richmond and New York each way.
THAI ksbk sys nnS fs9p
MoB s Consienses Of i've stock and perish
freight a; Bouton On On preceding evening ''' '''
Through bills Of ladnx and rates given to all prI.
General superintendent
de12 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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SfssTsSYit x;s;xssYsNsy;:..sl sSssrg DayIs.

MATCH FACTORY, STOCK. TOOLS,
Ixl AND PAPER. BOX FACI0KI Al ,,s, usss
offers on TUESDAY 20ih instart, At
10 O'clock. at pab7sc auctions the MAGhMaNaETTs1
COMPANY, consisting partly of Twelve Horse
Power Engine; Twcntyye ,Gi,er'
Beiting, Furnaces, Stoves, Pans, Kettles; Mnr1e
Table stands Racks Tubs scae Paint M,' Co pnss
5000 gross sic n 1go srnss
WebbIna. 16u,oo6 Boxes. 3. 900 pounds Birthstone
1000 Refined Parnfne Wax. Alum. , Meto'2m nm,
Ing, Flint, Dextrine; 1000 pounds Siatch-boa-
Boards. and numerous other articles. ,,.,
This being the only factory SOUTH OF De,MaFg T.
oou'n' AoA '','''' A. GOLDBACK.
i ros.dtx Richmond Va.
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RIJsTEES SALE THAT VALUA-

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT fALtJA-
i BILE TRACT OF LAND IN king WILLIAM
COUNTY KNOWN AS THE TAYLOR FARM"
CONTAINING FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUN
DRIED ACRES MORE OR Less, AND WHICH
Is NOW EMBRACED WITHIN THE CORpO-
RATE LIMITS OF THE TOWN OF WEST
POiNT.-By virtue OF deed of trust executed TO
the subscriber by James Cook bearing date the 9th
day of January, 1875, and duly recorded In the
office Of King William County Court, shall at the
request OF the beneciartes In the said deed default
having been made In the payment or the debt there
by secured, sell at public aucton In front OF News
Hotel, In the town OF West Point, on TUESDAY
the 18th day Of February, 1877, that VERY VAL
LIABLE TRACT OF LAND known as tile "TA4.
LOR FARM" lying between the PamunKey ana
Mattaponi rivers, and now constituting part OF tue
corporate limits of the town Of West Point, and
containing, as described In the said deed, 1900
acres (more or less), but believed to contain up
wards Of 5000 acres.
TERMs: Enough in cash to pay the expenses Of
sale and to pay of the debt secured by the said deed,
consisting OF two notes made by the satt Cook-one
for &36,400, dated January g, 1875, And payable
Twelve months after date the other FOR S34,4oO,
dated january 6, 1875, and payable two years arter
date; and the residue of the purchase-money upon
such terms rs the said James Cook may prescribe,
and in the event Of his failure to do upon such
terms as the undersigned shall prescribe on the day
OF sale. JOHN r. COOKE, Trustee.
P.S. Liberal terms of credit can be obtained from
the bencfciaries for nrge portion Of the debt due
to them upon It's being satisfactorily secured.
$3.50 JOHN r, COOKE, Trustee.
a2527SOGFeb1 6,1O
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BY r. b. Lyme, Real Estate Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TWO
~ STORY FRAME DWELLING CONTAINING
s si Of MATE si siTuArE6 60 q On THE
EASTERN LINE OF ELM STREET, NEARLY
ER9NTI IN The MATCH-FACToRY,B BY AUG
airy 80, 1877, by the Chanccry Court, in the suit
OF McNamarp gs Kelly st ale: shall proceed 10 sell
Upon the premises, on, WEDNESDAY, February 2,
1877, ut O'Clock P. NJ, the property described in
said decree located adjoining on the south the resi
denee or Timothy McNamara, deceased. The house
has been renting for S12 per month, and being To-
Gated near the gas-works, commands attention. The
lot is good-.ized one and It's dimensions will be
given NJ honr or sale. n gess3s e F9g-fFls5
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance ut four, eight,
md twelve months for negotiable notes. with six per
cent. interest added, and title retained.
S. JAMES Fl. DO0LEY, ~
fel Special Commissioner.
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DEATH OF Mrs. COMMEMORATIVE. Mary A:
Gobright, wife OF Mr.. l.. A. Gobrlght, OF
the New York Associated Press, died Sat-
urday morning at 1890, ut her residence,
No. 1909 Ninth street, after long anu
painful illness. Mrs. Gobright has been
four years an invalid, but was connned 70
DEATH Washington Union.
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TVRITSTEE,S SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ TRACT OF LAND IN LOUISA COUNTY,
VA.-By virtue of a deed of trust executed by
Thomas j. Niche and wife in 1862, and duly re-
1868 rs trustee substituted under decree of Louisa
County Court, the undersigned will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on sATuRDAI; 81 day Hi,
LAND, with u comfortable DWELLING and good
out-buildings. This place is now occupied by r. T.
Martini Esq and lies convenient to the railroad at
Gordonsyife or Lindsay's turnout.
THE TERMS will be made known on the day OF
sale, and will be easy. THOMAS L. NICHE,
80. Substituted Trustee.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA january "a, 1877.
q, Tax
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Nv f. 3. Cook. Auctioneer
No. Governor street.

ry,HOROUGHBREDH AMILTONIAN
4 fy,J.TS. FOR ACSOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN, AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the
9th Instant, at II o'clock | WILL by direction OF
Messrs Turner Co., sell ut their stables on Frank
lin street below the Exchange and Ballard House,
for account of whom 1t may concern. - 100.
THOROUGHBRED HAMlLT0NfAN. COLTS,
five and two years old. .....- =
The fve-year COLT is well broken to harness, ana
TERMS At sale. Z. r. COOK,
70 Auctionecr.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. .
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

buildings, TO BE REMOVED, AT
ID AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, 9th February, at
premises, the BRICK TENEMENTS Nos. 10 and
81 south Thirteenth street. between Main and Cary
Streets the samc to be removed, as Will be explained
at the time of sale.
These buildings contain large quantity Of build
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
f. & -. .-.. AuctioHeers.