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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-06
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xnb 2.10 yta6m.
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Hie eurnndiidle G.rnfere,,,

6anitin Der grie9ii9en 6aupt<
itaot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-06
Selegrapllidls 9epeiflef.

[Beritte Der rMiioeir!en s}-efie> fur ben rDeutG
eerreiponoenten".
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36stfernftc

Ut tOntreal, 5. Sebr. = Oie v0on1iniou
Sn-Gomp.," iowie Der Sbee<Smporteur Oa.
bio Gobiulon befinben ii9 in finansiellen Ser.
legenbeiterr. Die Taiiiua Der @oulpaeuie be-
traaen 100000, pabreno Die aftipa nidt
eruiittelt iinb. Die Baiiina oes Srn. Robert.
Jon belaufen iida auf s2Q0,0O0 nnb Die uomi=
neaeu Aftlpa auf iiusefabr chen 10 piel.
(Spdter.) gs ftellt ii5 iest heraus, Dap
nur Der &ermalter Der yOominion Sil-@lotb'
Comp" Sr. g. gSoobs, uno nidt Die Com
paauie ielbit faairt bat. Die Gompagnis
miro burd, ben Sanferott utdt beriibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-06
3um 25ertaufe bet

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Rr. 1OS, SaItimorefr baltimore, Utb.
(iSebr.17, 12Utte.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-06
SaS ttnfiirlidle ReIultat oer porae=
fd1Ia9st,ett Getnonettitrun8 oes
SttberS. GntlpertbtnQ Der
fftfprf f0tfisG1e nNerfhnnf,icrn

9tem=D orf, 5. Sebr. DIE y3ribiine"
tbeilt nit, oaB inHerbalb Der lettcll Orel $50.
den Regieruugs Sbligationen i'm getrage
BON $3,O00,0O0 in bieierStabt BON engliif,en
&apitaliiten perfauit morben itnb, uno oaB
ii9 peitere $4,000, 900 gum 3mede oes Ser
faufs auf bem gSege bierber beftnoen. grit
seitern ging Befebl bier eiu, Sbligationen I'M
Setrage Don $2,000,000 gu perfauien. Die
ielben ftnb hauptiablt9 Ger, Seer, 43=pro3en.
ttge uno 5-pro5eutige. NuBeroem ruurbe
9eitern eiuc0tillion in SbligatiOnen auf 9tefls
nung Oeutider &apitaliiten in 5ranffurt u.M.
oerfauit; Die meiten Der lebteren Sbligationen
waren 81er.
@ln befannter bieiiger 6inan5mann iagte
geitern: p0ie llria4e oteier Seitrebuugeu aus.
ipdrtiger&apituliiten, fid tbrer amerltanii6en
8ertbpa ju entlsoigen, lift bic natiirlid1e
6olge Der uor9eihla9enen 6emonettiirung bes
Silbers, mo anitatt oaB uniere Sbligationeu,
lpie biSber, i'm QuSlanDe grteu Abiab iinoen,
bat Die 9tadfrage iest nidt nur gdu5li6 auf=
gebDrt, ion6ern es perten oud Our6 ieoen
9ampfer 9roBe Sunlmeu in Sbligationeu
biesber 5uriidbeiOrbert, um nit Serfuit uer=
fault all nsrOeu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-06

0aSfpG0fen.
DomeS, Etnas, Vulkans
Ii. T. 10. iperoen auf Bro6e su
reSusirten Breiien pertauf. f.-(8aseinridltunsen
nonp lir tenn W II ing unb % al ioItca.
Ter fSaeon, neuerbinss perpollfommnet, nb Jest sur
anffdbt aussefeat. Yleirobren uno 8asetnrtdJs
tmng in alien bren Yrander. Gang neue Wuter,
aus ben besen Ssa5riten iorsidt9 aus9eiudbt. aqe
Gaden Bu moslidit nieori9en Brefen.
tSeptt3,1 Si.a.GT) Spbn $. &too,
Wr.16S, lRe f 5 ape IT.. nabe Sorb'sOperu.
hauie. friiher bel g. y. Oapibon & Comp.
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S6,re6ltd1er Sob ettter ssra1t.

0orf off, 8a., 5. 6ebruar. entiet=
li9e SragDoie eret9nete itd uor9etern Oiad]=
rHittag an Der 8rtn3eB ann 8oaO, etlit)e Dfelz
len BON bieier StaOt. Sin Wfee9er, rpel9er
an Der 8ubnung Oes 6ru. gSm. q. 6arriion
ooriiberiubr, borte bersserrelBenOe Siilfcrufe
aus benz t6auie eri1aaeu, elite binein mo
fano 6rau 3arriiOn, oeren Sletoer III lihten
6lamnen itanOen, itd inter ben grdBli4iten
5huer5en auf Dem Sooen pdl3eno. @r
uidtlte Die lluglitdlite Ofort III ruollene 9efz
fen unb Seppt9e, peld)e er BON Dem Bette
uuo SuBboOen rtB, unO es 9elang inn, ote
6lamnen raid 5u lOiden. 6rau 6arriion
mar ieood) bereit8 pomSopf bis Su o,n6iiBen
10 it]redli9 uerbranut, OaB tie trot Der an.
itreuguugen Der gu 6iitfe gerufenen 2ler8te in
furer 3eit peri9ieO, obue Elm @Ort ipre6cn
su f6nnen. @S mar g3iemanO anger ibr I'M
6auie aHiueieno, nHO Die art unO 9Setie, tuie
ibre aleiber in SrauO 9erietben, lit oeSbalb
unbetannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-06
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IS Ybtlaoelpb a, D. Sebr.-lln9etdbr 125
itberlebenOe Baiiagiere bes geld)eiterten 9nm=
piers nUtetropoliS" famen beute Ottttag aus
ytorfolf, 3d., bier all uuo begabeu iid) iofort
na6 bem gHreau BET @ontraftortn 8. & :.
Collins. Die @eretteten id)ienen i6 gum
grOBten Gbeile bel gutter @ciunbbeit 5u befiuz
ben, unb nur ipentgen tputoen Die Don tbneu
Ourhgemahten Strapa5en angeiebeu. Die
meiiten fino entl9lonen, auf benz nd6iten
0anpfer mad Braillien ab5ufabren.
Die sum Seiteu Der S9tffbrii6igen eingez
9angenen Seitrdge belaufen iid) auf $4,000.
btngto II, 5. 5ebr. - Capt. 8m.
u. Saiion aus Bbilnoelpbiu, uelfer fid) CUR
3ett oes S9iffbrud)8 auf Der DRetropoliS"
6cfano, iit Don ben @ontraftorer @oQius nah
oem Sdauplabe Der Sataitrophe geididt NOR
ben, nm einen 5uuerldiFgen Sertd)t iiber alle
llmitdnbe in BeSua auf bas llugliid aussu=
fertigen. (9r. 6aiIon iit bereits gu @urritud
angefonlmen, une miro ale &ei6en SebufS
Soentifi;irurg aus9raben lafien; er batSGrge
mitgebraft, in tpel6en ole ibentift3irten 2el=
den Den Gngeb0rigen su9el4idt weroen iouen.
Die 3ele9rapbenitatton bet'r gSrade iDirD
mabri6etnlid morgen eutfernt peroen.
Der general 8oltmetiter bat angeorbnet,
baB oer Yofiad, ipel6er bur6 be vMetropo,
li8" an ba8 iiibatlantii6e Gei6maber 9el9idt
lperben iol1te NIB mad, Dem S6iffbru9e bon
Der Wanni6oft elmer Der 3ettungsitationeu
aufsefunoen tuuroe, iofo-t an oas 6Iotten
Departemert suriidgeI9idt rperoen Ioll, tnoem
er pid1tiQe Oepeidlen entbGlt,
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.2Seitltd,e Narblanoer 9abm."

6abren tdslib a6. Sis anbern aussenommer
GSonntaQS.
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Snftett ,inn srf6lt,,,h
9aRet Die 0tmOer ,tfht

pom Seu9bufen ODER bdutlBer Srfune geaudlt tuers
Den! Dit labrt Die 8ernatdfsuRg zines uubeoeus
t'noen 5uttens bel elHem Snoe su 6ebentlibeu Sola
NIT BEN 4rantbetsteime in ienem Spfeme aufIus
wahien. Sebt prompt mad ben tleinen eiebltn9en
nno 9ebraubt tetne anoere ArSnet, ais ben 5amteus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-06
9reOfria De garg Il Comp
Ir. Al 1tnS 43, gSarrem Strafe,

wv II WV FUF A5W+NtsE : SINBRED
81 Tenn y lori.
o4einiae A9enten fir Die Ser, St1Qten unb Canada.
gu pertauten bel &3dnolerH, @Roeern
uno 2ipntbefern.
Seoe dtbte 6taibe trdgt Die elbe Gillette.
(Sept94, IS, ,gloH& Oonn4p)
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-03
The --latest.


ct PErERsBgeo, april 29.-Grand
Duke Nicholas has been promoted TO
the rank Of Field Marsha! General.
LoxDox, April ga considerable
portion Of the Is Army Corps i ike
ly to be dispatched To- Malta during
tie coming week. including portion
Of The guards. Many ;h"asand stands
of Martini Henry rifles are icing re
moved rom tic racks in the Tower Of
London, presumably for the equipment
Of the reserves. There IS great activ-
ity at Portsmouth ii preparing fit
tines for the conversion Of merchant
ships into armed cruisers. 4 manu-
featuring firm has received from the
Admiralty al order for more than 100
fire torpedo nets for the protection Of
ships from the attacks Of torpedocs.
All the nets arr 10 be delivered du-
ring May. Immense quantities e
shot and shell are being issued from
Woolwich arsenal in all directions
The lst Indian Expeditionary Corps
will embark from Bombay. Two d.
visions will leave to-day. The I'd
will embark as soon after as possible.
There are exciting rumors in Lon
don tonight that collision has taken
place between the Russian and Eng
llsh troops before Constantinaple, Nv.
ing 10 Grand Duke Nicholas insisting
on the celebration Of the Russian Eas.
ter in the capital.
New YORK, April 30.-It is reported
that Turkey refuses to comply with
the stipulalions Of the treaty Of San
otefano, and it has been decided that
the Russians will occupy Constantine
pie Immediately.
CoSsrANTINoPLE, April 3O.-An af-
fray occurred between the Russian
and Turkish soldiers near Dout Pasha
barracks, about two miles beyond the
barracks. Eighty men were wounded
on both sides.
GALVESTON, Texas, April 29.-An-
other mail carrier has been killed by
Indians between Forks Davis and
Stockton. The mountains are repor.
ted to be full Of Indians.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-03
TELRGRAPHIC NEWS.
rscEBLoVs EENss Is TExAs.


c,ars CHzuzn Texas. April sd
All the ranches in DuvalI and Falls
,.,,-.tfes have been broken up by IN
dian aud Mexican raiders 4 number
If nersons have been killed the past
week Six have been reported
7#r ALLEGED CONFESSIONS OF ELECTION
FRaUDs N FLORIDA
W.sHlxeroS. April 24th.-General
Finnev. who contests the seat Of
Bis.,ee. Of the Second District Of Flor
ida. saws that he revelations made
BIZ McLin and Dennis accord with the
proofs he has gathered in support OF
his claim to the seat. The COMES
sions have not yet reached this city
Regarding the alleged confessions
Of election frauds in Florida in 1876.
Montgomery Blair says he had infor-
nation sometime ago that such con
fsssi9us were to be or had been made
| He and others were unable 10 conJec-
! ture where the original papers con
tanning the confessions are to be
found, if they have. as stated, been
sent to Washington.
SALE OF TIE EEIE RAILROAD
NV YonK. april 24--The Erie
Railroad has been sold to e1 Cover
nor Z. D. Morgan for $6,O0O,O00
POSTPONED POI oSE YEAR
BERL1y. April p The Information
al TeIesraphic Congress, announced
for July next in London, has been
postponed fer orc year, Oh motion Ct
the English Government.
WITHDRAWAL OF ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN
FyRcEs.
LoxDox, April p The distance TO
which the English and Russian forces
ARE to retire from Constantinople con-
tinues 10 be discussed, and the diff
icultics ii thu way Of such solution
/ are So great that many believe the ar
rangemenl IS hopeless
The daily gazette., 1878-03-01
TIE BENJAMIN FRANKIIN FuNn

THE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FUND
which is the accumulation of 8 3 600 lef'
by the philosopher IN 1889 to the CITY OF
Boston, for the purpose of furnishing
loans to young mechanics, is an elephant
on the hands of that city. franklin
reckoned that in 100 years the fund
would amont to about $3.50, O,OC0, of which
S5OO,OO0 should then 60 to the city for
public improvements, and the remain
Ing $150,000 be invested in the same way
for another 100 years. The sum has now
amounted to over 100000, but for var
ious reasons the young mechanics don'l
avail themselves Of it, and the trustees
are puzzling their brains to devise some
means by which the intention of the
testatos Can be carried out and the tuud
kept from lying idle.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-01
PUBLIC Al e.


VIII be sold at public sale, on the pren- =
ises of the subscriber, in Brandywine hum
dred, about n mile from Wilmington, on
the Concord pike, near Jessup's lower
mills, on
THURSDAY, the 14th f March, 1878,
AT l O'Clock, p. m,
The following personal property, viz;
Three good work or driving
horses, one colt. coming years Tl@>
Old this spring, good milk cows ~
some Will be in profit soon, nine AAGl
shoate pigs, large pigs, l eve and lamb
20 pair chickens. 6 geese, 4 ducks, 3 tur-
Keys; farming implements: | two-horse
wagon, Germantown wagon, | dearborn, l
york wagon, ] Jump-seat wagon, l cart
nearly new, wheelbarrow, clover now
ing machine, horse rake, 2 harrows, 2 cul-
tlvators, Morrison pillow. hay FORK and fix
lures, block and fall, ! grain cradle
double and single trees, post digger and
sledge, brier scythe, cow chains, bride
and collars, one set stage harness. sets
cart gears, set lea Ter chains plough gears
set dearborn harness, mall and wedges
forks, shovels, hoes, pick, crow wbar,
! anvil, lot OF tools, and many other things
too tedious 10 mention. One cook stove .
and about 100 bundles of corn fodder, hay
by the ton. | hive and bees, acres OF
wheat in ground.
TERN S.-All sums of $50, and under,
cash; all sums over $50, credit of four
months, by the purchaser giving IA banka-
Die note with approved endorser. Three
per cent. of for cash.
RACHEL NJ. MOUSLEY.
feb2s- w2t-marl-d2t
The daily gazette., 1878-03-01
The silver Bin q Law.

II
IT rs PASSED ovEk OVER THE vEro BY
MORE THAN TWO THIRDS.
In the House, on Thursday afternoon,
the Silver bill was passed over the veto
by 1856 TO 70. In the Senate by 46 to 10.
In the House, Mr.. James Williams mis-
represented Delaware by voting against
the bill. The following is the vote in the
Senate. The dexterous Mr.. Hill voted
aye:
Yeas-Messrs. Allison, Bailey, Beck,
Bruce, Chaffee, Cockerell, Coke, Como
mis-, Dorsey, Eustis, Ferry, Garland, Cor
don, Grover, Harris, Hereford, Hill,
Howe, ingalls,, Johnston, Jones Of Fla,
Jones of New, Kellogg, Kirkwood, Nc
Creery NJ McDonald, Mcmillan, Matthews,
Maxey, Merrimon, Morgan, Paddock,
Patterson, Plumb, Salisbury, Saunders,
Spencer, Teller, Thurman, Voorhees,,
Wallace, Window and Withers-46.
Nays-Messrs. Barnum, Bayard. Blaine,
Butler, Conkling, Dawes, Eaton, Ham
lin, Hoal, Herman, Lamar, Mcpherson,
Sargent, Wadleigh and Whyte-19.
The political classification of the vote
is as follows Not
F0r. dgdiflSt voting.
Republicans. as %
Democrats. 1lS 20 II
Total ........... 1856 20 2l
The vote in the Senate is as follows !:
Not
For. AGAINST. YOtihg.
Republicans. 81 20 8
Democrats ...... ~ . .
Total ........ Al 10 IL
The daily gazette., 1878-03-01
PUBLIC SALES.
Public sale!


The subscribers having dissolv we'd part
nership and about 10 relinquish farm ing,
will sell at Public Sale, on the farm OF
Thomas Holcomb, IN New Castle HID on
the road leading nom New Port 70 New
Castle, on
RsDAY, March 7th, 1878,
At 10 O'Clock. a. m. as follows:
II head ef Horses: Z OF them goodv
years old, two years old. fine
brown mare, with foal by Mr.. AAn0b
Marley horse, three OF the colts are sired
by John G. Yetter's Romeo; one pair OF
good work mules, ~ head OF cattle, IL
milch cows. yoke of good work oxen, one
short horn DuIham bull, yearling bulls,
foai heifers, nine shoats, Chester County
whites, poultry, ducks, turkies, chickens,
&C. Farming implements. = Buckeye
reaping machine, In good order, model
Buckeye moving machine. good wheat
drill, with phospnote and seed attach
ments 4 Pennock corn shelter, Van Wrinkle
fan, good roaL or farm wasons, one iron
axle OK cart, hay rigging for same, car
riage pole, step ladder. cart wheels and
tongue. grain cradle, all kinds of forks,
bags, measures, chains. wheel barrow twin
harrows, new; Imperial plows, 2 Hecken-
dorm plows, common plo~s, A harrow,
6 cultivators, Meggenson's patent corn
marker, steel tooth horse rake, harrow
chains, double and single trees, ,grIndstone,
roller, market dearborn, Germantown car
riage. nearly new; no-top buggy. in or
der; blacksmith vice, crow bars, cow
chains, shovels, spades. rakes. feed box, 2
sets of wagon harness, plow harness, set
carriage harness, scythes, hedge knives,ox
yokes, old ron, &c.
Household and Kitchen / urniture.-
Bedsteads, beds and bedding, chairs tables
settees, book case, mirror, rag carpets
window blinds, stoves, cook and room
clothes press. Dairy fixtures-3 dozen
milk pans, 2 butter tubs. scales and
weights, milk buckets, barrels q benches,
cream cans, pork by the pound. lard by the
pound, Early Rose potatoes, axes, &c. 2S
acres OF wheat in the ground
Terms.-Ail II sums Of $50 and less cash;
on sums over $50 credit OF 6 months will
be given by the purchaser giving a bank
able note with approved indorser
PATRICK MCMAHON,
JAMES MCMAHON.
l.. w. Stidham Son, Auctioneet q, Ill
4. Fourth street. febl4- W 5.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-01
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The daily gazette., 1878-03-01

Now let Hayes and his Cabinet resign
He has been repudiated by the people,
and that repudiationis is repeat ed and added
to by the reputation of both Houses of
Congress and by the united votes of both
political parties. He was no doubt b bought
by the Wall street men and the Europea II
agents on the money issue previous to
his election as Governor of Ohio, and
has not dared to go back on his bond for
fear of having no friends anywhere.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-01
de9sli
TALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Ihe subscriber having determined TO -,
quit farming, offers at private sale his iaN
farm situated on the Kennett turn Ell
pike, about 5x miles north OF Whining
ton, Del containing about eighty two
acres OF l1nd, divided into convenient
fields in a good state of cultiyatien. and
about nfteen acres of valuable chestnut
tlmber. The improvements consist of a
new hoRse, built IN modern style, 3s feet
front by 80 feet deep. and containing fifteen
good-slzed rooms good barn with running
water III the yard, carriage house, spring
mousse, Tenant house, ice house. good apple
and pear orchards, and a fine grapery,
~ is also within one mile of Greenville
station. on the Wilmington and Reading
railroad. The situation IL one of the most
desirable In the country and we'll calculaL-
ed Tor a country seat. Terms easy
Jano-ti u. Z. FAIVRE
The daily gazette., 1878-03-01

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT
" IN SMYRNA. list. A three-story
brick dwelling and store house. on Com
merce street. Ind. The large and commo-
dlons two-story brick store house s. w
corner of Main and Commerce Streets
Both buildings are in 6rst-rate order, stu.
ated in the centre of the business part ol
the town and can be rented at moderate
rates. Possession of the first house given al
g Gays notice. The second, ON the First
day OF March, next.
GEO. W, CUMMINS,
sep25-dawtml Smyrna bal
The daily gazette., 1878-03-01
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL estate,

; BY virtue OF an order of the or,ho.,
Court OF the state OF Delaware n, AMI ~
New Castle, made after the 18th div 'o1 os
February. A. D., 1878, will be expose3 ., .,
pubic sale at the premises In Brand w. A.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2ist. 1s7s
at 2 o'clock p. m;
the following described real estate ho,,,.
the property OF George w. MousIev
cease, situate, lying and being In BranSv.
wine Hundred. New Castle County aSI
State OF Delaware, bounded and descr,ha1l nn1
as follows TO wit; Beginning at a stone ~
line OF lands OF Isaac 8. Elliott and ,hn
SNUFF mill road, and running thence VIII
said Elliott lands and partly by line OF said
public road north forty six degrees. ems,
one hundred and fourteen and SEVENTY ess.
hundredths perches to corner of ssi1
Elliott lands In line OF lands OF sou
DUPONT, thence by salo DuPont,s lande
north nity-eight degrees, west one hundrei
and sixty three and fifty two hundredtbs
perchss to a stone, a corner of said - ..'
DUPONT, thence by lands of said
DUPONT. south thirty lone and half da
grees, west eighty-five and twelve hun.
dreuths perches TO corner of land OF Benia.
min Elliott thence by the same the fo,lo,S.
ing Ave courses and distances TO wit
South seventy and q half degrees ens,
forty lone and forty -eight hnndrelths
perches, south fifty-three and a half de-
grees, west twelve and four tenths percbss
thence south thirty one degrees east fonr
perches, south forty and a half degrees
east forty four and nfty-two hundredfhs
perches. south fifty -one and half degrees
east hfty-seven and sixty four hundreds
perches 10 the place of be sinning, contain
Ing ninety acres and twenty elkht snuare
perches of land, more or less.
And IL is ordered by the Court that tha
purchaser or purchasers thereof. be ami
appear at the next Orphans Court. I-,r
New Castle County, that the Court NAV
assign To the purchaser or purchasers. the
premises sold to him, her or them, purs,i.
ant TO this order, he, she or they, with s1f.
ncient surety or sureties, TO be approved
by the Couit, enLering into Recognizpnca
10 be taken and scknowle lodged I'm ssit
Court, TO the state, in "a penal sum. Ia bs
determined by the said Court, with conn.
ton TO pay TO the parties entitled, sever.
ally, or their executors, admi illustrators or
assigns. respectively. their just and pro-
portionable shares of the said purchase
money, with interest from such time a. the
Court may determine, I'm such manner aud
time as may, by the direction or the saM
Court, be prescribed and appointed In said
condition.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known, at the time and place afore-
said, by j. l.. VALLANDfNGHAM
... VIM. q. WHITELEY,
Trustees,
Or by their Attorney,
Attest, ]. NJ. HoUSkMAN, CLERK Or.
pnahs Court. feb2S-2ta wSwts