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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-11

To oLCOVICH BROTHERS.
. bought this day a Bankrupt
Stock of THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, thirty cents on the
dollar. Goods will be up there
In thirty days. Sell all Goods
Heiow Cost to make room for
This Tremendous Stock, and
give the good people Of Carson
the benefit of this Purchase.
HERMAN olC0VICH.
words, paidl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-11

The above SAB hereby lesooso2 urtil nA9UkFtkY
HE Mn ETLENTt1 DAY or MY A 2. 1917. 4 same
hour and pace ~ request If Plaintiffs AID .ticnd
:. SWI@T. ShcE-1
C,-r~h u y. April 70 I711. ny!
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-30
SOMETHING ABOUT TEAMING.

Of course the starting of Mr.. Geo. Elder
big freight teams yesterday, as they stood
strung out in line on Carson street, attracted
quite an attendance of the curb stone brigade.
Especially were the horse-sharps aud hay
yard men, ex-teamsters and stock breeders,
drivers, livery men and mule packers, very
attentive, very wise and very communicative,
They'll make Cradlebaugh's tonight, says
one old veterinary expert and horse mOnger;
but they'll catch hell tother side of there
till they get to the next station, he added,
'EThem's draught horses from Bitter Crick,
observed Judge of horse flesh from Empire,
eveing Morgs leaders. And then some OF us
drew nigh and talked wisely, as men will,
though they may not know horse from a
mule. But they were sturdy animals, and as
alert as a cricket when the driver jerked his
line and clucked at EN-. These big freight
teams are expensive affairs. An animal thus
employed will eat an average of twenty
pounds OF barley day; and barley is just as
like to cost three cents aud half or four
cents pound, as it is to cost less. 50 that
tIIF DpoLttJ ICCNl;
es, blacksmith and wagon work and general
wear and-tear it costs sight of money each
day, to run an eighteen mule team. We note
that Mr.. Elders animals are i'll very fine
plight 4 wise, as well as merciful man is
1nerciful to his beast. Mr.. Z. is a man of
many years experience in teaming. He
hauled out of Sacramento for many years, and
from way back i'll the early Fifties. Now his
establishment embraces. about sixty wagons
and between two and three hundred head of
stock. On the road two teams 60 together
travelling companions, in fact. These are &C
companied by "a swamper' who goes along
as a general assistant, on horse or mule back
Such big teams as those which left here yes
terday are comprised of one main wagon con-
tanning the bulk of the load, and two lesser
wagons, or ''back actions behind. Going
hence to Aurora they haul their own barley
as far as Walker River. Fifteen miles day
Is a fair average for this season of mud and
snew-big average perhaps, after they strike
the mountains. In some places, however,
very much lessthan that. We merely speak
81 fair average in passably open winter
weather. OF course the road from here to
Bodie now, is very heavy in some places.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-30
TEAMING TO BODIE.

We made mention yesterday of the removal
Of the dangers attending the hauling of
wagons over the very imperfect mountain
roads between Aurora. and Bodie the Esme-
ralda Herald informs us as follows: Wednes-
day morning the two forward wagons, of a
train of three wagons, loaded with pOr-
tions of the Humphrey mill, being moved
from Silver City to Bodie, upset at point on
the Bodie road, nearly opposite the foundry
bel the turnin theroad. The team was COM
posed of sixteen animals and three wagons.
At the point mentioned, slight pitch in the
road, covered with snow and ice, caused the
first wagon to slide towards the gulch with
such momentum as to carry the second wagon
with it, and both upset and turned completely
over i'll the gllch. The second wagon con-
tanned the boiler of the mill which sustained
but little damage. The first wagon contained
two amalgamating pans and was considerably
damaged The freight will be reloaded on
s!eighs and hauled to the mill site -Wednes-
day evening another one Of the wagons loaded
with portions of the Humphrey mill was
crippled by the breaking of the rear axletree
of the forward wagon The accident occurred
in a narrow portion of the road a short dis
lance up the grade of the Aurora canyon and
obliged the stage to transfer passengers and
baggage for two days. Thursday afternoon
the injured wagon was moved down to the
flat at the foot of The grade.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-30
FROM BODIE- STORM AT AURORA

From Hon. William Mcintosh who returned
last evening from Bodie, We learn that the
hosting works of the Real del Monte mine
were blown down by gale of wind on Sunday
night Mr.. Mcintosh speaks in warm terms
Of confidence of the prospects of Bodie and
confirms the general verdict that that is one
Of the most promising mining camps on the
coast. Looks as if the trip had agreed with
him, ii a sort of Arctical way, does William.
THE OLD HURDY House moves with re
luctance from its original moorings The
movers say that it strains all the gearing and
tackle ere it budges. There is chimney
buided in the bowels of it which adds to its
heft. But does it not fondly linger near, and
with reluctance move away from, the haunts
where, for so many months it listened with
all its walls to the voice of the Euterpean ST.
rem? Once away from these charms, once
severed from its ties of neighborheod and as
sociations and il viii doubtless move on like
a majestic band box (band box is not so bad),
toward its more conspicuous destination
ERSONAl. lion. CndfieS DranJ, Assessor
of Lyon county, has been in the city in atten-
dance on the long and engrossing Rivet Pat.
ent c Sc. Also Abe Richey, he of the skins
and the mountains, they have hauled him up
to the witness stand to tell what he knows
about copper fastened, A No. 1, butternut-
died hunting coats.
QUARTZ MILL FOR SALE Mr.. James
Duffy offers for sale five stamp quartz mill
with pans, settlers etc. This is a
timely time to sell and buy such things. See
his advertisement.
PERSONAL. - Hon. Jonas Seely and Mr.. |
Di iesheimer, superintendent of the Hale and
\, rcross mine were in the city yesterday |
Jonas was in most excellent company, and !
We ere glad to see it.
4 + cher in one of the departments of the
public hool will reverse the order of things
md SUI, Use her pupils this morning
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-30
NEWSPAPER SNEAK THIEVES.

The rogues who have been stealing the
son street customers are at last known to the
authorities. We do not care to expose these
young men; but let us hear of no more of
these deviltries We wont stand it,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-30
PHARMACECTICAL.

The M is healthy. The sanitary condition is all that
the fasdous of the medical profession could desire'
Ih informed, is owing to the purity of the drugs
lines fancy articles perfumery, powder, pomatum
peculiar article of improved pills furnished by o.
Po ccary Willis, at the old stand opposite the Capitol
and at the of King and Carson streets which, it is
rally understood, every understands where it is
am is only necessary to keep up the general of the
he by condition Of the general system, any
other system, to keep patrouizng Willis Everything
the drug line be procured the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms. Jn1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-30
SUPREME COURT.
STATE VS.. NORTHERN BELLE.

Yesterday was decided from the bench the
case of the case of the State of Nevada VS.. the
Northern Belle Mining Company. In this
case the State brought suit to recover
certain back bullion taxes from the said
company upon the following grounds, namely
The ore extracted from the Northern Belle
mine has yielded about $44 per ton. The Act
OF Feb. %. 1871 says: con all ores, tailings
or mineral bearing material, the gross yield,
return or value of which is over thirty dol
lars, and less than one hundred dollars per
ton, the whole amount of deductions shall not
exceed sixty per centum of such gross yield,
value or return" So, that, unless something
else In the nature of proviso should inter
vene, the exemption, under the law, would
be sixty per cent. But there is a proyiso at
the end of the section of the law from which
We have quoted which reads as follows: "Pyo-
y ded that additional exemption of fifteen
dollars per ton may be allowed ON all ores,
tailings or minerals worked by the Freiberg
process. Now the Northern Belle works its
ores by the so-called Freiberg process. There
fore it claimed the exemption of ''fifteen dol
lars per ton, regardless of cost or ''cold so"
as a financial officer expressed it. The Court
decided, from the bench, that this case was
exactly analogous to that of the State of Ne
vada VS.. the Eureka Consolidated Mining Co.
in the With of Nevada, %. The Court holds,
therefore, that all the Northern Belle Com
pany had a right to claim under the .proviso,
was the actual cost, with the exceptions.
This, of course merely atfir1ls the opinion of
the Court as delivered in the case referred to.
SO the Company lost their case. This is
quite an important decision, not only as set
ting the moot question of what the law
means by providing possible exemption for
ores worked by the dry or Freiberg process,
but in a financial point of view. 1t will make
Sc, raj thousand dollars difference to the
State.
FIRE AT IRRESPONSIBLE, Maurice May
of Franktown furnishes the Gold Hill News
with the following statement of a fire which
occurred at that place on Sunday: The Frank
town Hotel took fire yesterday from defec-
tive stovepipe and if it had not been for the |
energetic efforts of our water bucket fire COM
pany, the largest portion of our small but
beautiful village would have been destroyed.
Mr.. John Duval is now under medical treat
nent from injuries received on the occasion.
Duncan McRae, Dick Sides and others of
"'lr most notable citizens, together with Nate
f-endall of Reno covered themselves with
glory The whole property is worth 5000,
but the loss was confined to about $780, Clio
~ to the heroes OF the occasion.
SUPREME CoURT.-This court has adjourned
its session until Monday, the 4th of February.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-30
SQUIBS.

rlVet oVerah investigating COMMISSION
Miss Gussle Purcell. one OF the handsomest
Little pupils of cure public schools,
IS very busy with getting up party Tor her
teacher, which is to take place at Corbett S
Hall on Saturday evening next. 1t will
unquesuonable be a decidedly pleasant affair."
thanks to the energy of our little friend and
her cO-workers in the matter.
The two Ormsby county members of the
State Central Committee are great cronies,
A sleeper leaves this evening for the Bay
City.
Mr.. William Witherow who came in on the
southern stage last evening, reports that
Hank Woodruff, Wells, Fargo 4 Go. mes
senger, is lying very i'll at his residence in
Aurora He has had two congestive chills
Ben Lackey, the smooth thief taker, still
| fingers in o1lr moral midst Rail has a new
and reliable burglar proof lock fer sale
Stocks are daily gaining strength,
I}odie transfers are forming a monopoly on
freights. They want more than they can get
if they don ask for it,
Joe Platt is selling out at a little above
| cost. When he has ACCOMPLISHED this he viii
bring up some more goods.
If the Silver bill passes, it VIII create
work enough to put the adjusters of the bilnt
on full time again. May 1t be engineered
through for that, If nothing more
The Au Fat reception on the 10 proIlmo,
will be full dress affair In point OF eIe-
gance and eHqWSiteneSs 1t VIII eclipSe All 1or-
mer entertainments OF this character. 1t VIII
be co'~'e II ta".
The Carson Guards Will give grand mil .
ltary and civic bail on the anniversary OF the
Dlrth OF the ather OF MS country aV Inc
atre ffail, we Will enlarge upon TIC S"OJe''
POGO t's"'l''.
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,,,a,o,,[.or troir orr;vod This con ho attr;h
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Last evening was chafhllngy oehSht1ul' {
LAX OF ltallan nlshCS ana all that ooSh'
where VIII one niiu lilore pleaSdil' anu Oalhly
"eather 1or OUTDOOR nlrCatlonS ana courclhg
than rlght mere! t
The heathens Will create SUR Gay after
tomorrow. 1t will be the commencement OF -
liielr we" he'r All "oo'' "'!'ii5
themselves "uSV oe ~pdiu Oh lli'' oo0"'p
'linually' ''ilu woo NC ""'o HILL "iloSo eAc"'
luer Is hos sun',en'iy Pi0'lotio "' 'ila' ,''''0
20 meet oil J'S' "eii",ioS' LIS " soou 'iAhs
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24

I'M SienIte Ser %9etbrtn9ton's ~ergrauter
Otener eripi6erte nit bebeIoer Stimme:
rs itebt i6le6t, Mplor6, iebr idle6t,
obcr CT fGmpft TAPER nit bent Sobe. Ser
Doctor meint, nur Bic 6Dffnllnd, sic All
ieben, balte ibm nod ant 0eben, bern Ser
Sraf erft6rt beftdtOtg, ct Tonne, CT tDoue,
er tperoe Rt6t iterben, benor CT Sic no6z
mails nmarrnt babe"
r@ott 9ebe, baB i6 nod redtseitig
fomme-i 6 braud3e Sic tppbl ni6t er{t
SIT bitten, Srobers, raid 81 treiben," err
tutoerte Der iu1ge 2orD nit einem tiefen
SeufScr.
Der alte &uti6er ipornte feline 9ferbe
mad beiten &rGften oil uatb in unqloublib
flrSer !3eit belt oer 8agen oDr BEN 9orz
tai beS S6Ioles, ipeld6es ldbon tuett qe6ffz
net tpur, mn Den iungen @ebieter einSuz
lal1en, Der nur SIT balb Gi0entbiimer bes
9anSen 8eltBtbums tper6en latte.
Elsie gebt es metnem Gater 2" frug
9orO Wortlnoin, buitig aus benz @agen
lpttn9erto, ben i'm 9brfur1tSpou begril=
ben0en &ammer6iener.
pUttr ldleint ct ettpa5 frGftiger, Mblor6,
aber Der MrSt meint, bas lei nur Tieber
nr0 nerp0ie N%ufregutg, baour6 geitei9ert,
oaB er S9re Qnfunft nit ltn9e0ulb eripar>
tet. ST frast jeOeu QlltgenbIid, Oh Sie
benin nod nid)t bier Ttno."
,@ott iei 0onf, baB ih es en6Iid bin;
vlaiien sic mid lo9let6 Su i0ln."
ySaipobl, Dtplorb, aber - sic miiien
auf meS gefaBt iein- Ser @raf lit bis
CUR l1nfenntlt6fett berGubert."
S6tpetgenO l6ritten Tie Die breite ei1ene
Stiege binauf, pel6e in bos erite Sto6>
inert fiibrte. Ser &ammeroiener elite
porart, 0ft1tete enolid) am @11oe zines latt=
gen @an9eS cine S6itre ulto frat nit Iei=
len, unD0rbaren S6ritten in Elm groBes,
reid auSgeltattetes 0eruad), bas Our6 cine
BON Der 9ede interchangeable rolenfnrbe11e
MItraldmpe matt erleu0tet mar. Sn Der
einen Gde bes 9elnades lag in etaenl bon
9umaitborbdn9en urnge6eten 8ette Der
Sterbenbe.
SSn Die &iflen 5uriidgelebnt, atbrnete er
nur miiblam, tpdbrNO befttge 3udungen
Die emit 10 i00uen 531e eutiteQten. SLAP
nn6 etngefaden m6as Qntlit, meldeS
ielbft in borgeritdteu Sa6ren nod ben Set
nainet der l00ne ArtDUr" aufre6t5ubal=
ten Deritan6en bate. @r lag regungSlo5,
1tur Die I'M Sieber gldtsenben 2lugen blid>
ten rubelos i'm @emabe lumber.
90 Geiie Ser 0tener aud aufgetreten
mar, Ser &ranfe bate i'm bod bernontz
men uno ii9 nit elmer &raft aufrt6tens,
nelde ibm MIR bas Sieber Derleiben fonnte,
REF CT in fragenbem Gone:
vgfun Mtad6am?"
vGr lift bier, Wtplorb."
ngnOIi6 @erbarb = metn SObn!"
n8ater !"
1lnO mad eirem Sabr Ser Srenn1ng
6teIten ft6 8ater un6 Sobn tpieoer sdrtli6
utnl6lungen.
Sortiesung fo[9t.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24
GtObeerfoft.

l3ipar 6iirfte 5ur 8erettuug bieies berrIiz
den SafteS Die Maloerobeere tpeQen ibres
Dor5iigli6en 9lromas, ipie pegen tbres berz
D~GltntBntGBig g~eringen 9Saiiergebalts ben
8or5ug Derbienen, bod giebt es au6 unter
ben @artenerbbeeren man6e Qlrten, iDel6e
Dtertn Der @alber0beere fallm naGite6en
nnO bie ie6r tpobG sur Saftbereitung be-
niibt Der0en f0nnen.
9as Gerfabren Der Iebteren lit foIgcnz
6es:
Wtan brtngt 2 gf6. ser our6 iorgiames
N,slelet = nt9t Nbtpai6en gereinigten
@ro6eeren, p6ne ie 81 Serqueti6en, III cine
ipeitbalii9e Slai6e, bic babon bis gut iiber
Bic 6alfte an9efiiut pirb. unb t6ut 8 Bfb.
feinen 3u6er bin3u. giun i9itteIt man
Die Malie gut bur6etnanber ltb ldBt Bic
Slai6e inter Gfterer @teberbolultg beS
llmi6iittelns, obne ite gu ertpGrmen, BET
getp0bnlt6er Temperatur fteben. Ser
3ufer bend6ttgt fi6 mad un6 na6 oes
8aiiers Der @rbeeren pnb bil6et etnen fla
rem, getpiir3baften SDrup, tpd6ren0 Die
Grobeeren gu elmer troGenen O1aile obre
allen @ei6maG utb Scrub eini9rumpfen
urO mittelit Sei6ens bur6 Elm leinenes
Sud- lei6t bonn Safte g%etrennt tperben.
ben MAN enttpeber fir 1t1 o6er nit benz
fitnften Sbetle 8eingeiit gemii6t, aufbes
iDdbrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24

iorgiam 6etm 8riiten iparel1-nas f61nen
itc oenn bel lol6er gflege u16 gtabruno
9toB fllttern ? Nenlt e5 bod tommt, "a
Sunge Doer 9Saar tpG6reno zines qolt,en
Somrners. 90 miro freili6 bic ;3udt
fetite lobnen6e, rn6 Die Sungen, iue[Ge aus
ben ldntubtgen InubenbGuiern n0er aus
Den 8tnfeln DeS Giebitaae5 eut1omlncn
DerDen, 1tn6 9eiuib mr. l0ledt g%eltdbrte
SDtere. Ino tDentl nod ipenigitcnS biele
9etpot1nel1 milr0en nbsr ipie Diele fri6t 6ei
ben l6le6t pertDabrten 8rutit6tten Die
&aBe, t0Oten Die 9tattell, rau6ell Cullen ltt0
an0ere G6tere?!
gSent aber ale Dtele dufgefibrten WlGr1z
gel ab9eiteut tperben, 10 iptro bic Saubenz
5u6t ii6erIi6 gctpintf6rin9enb, uto sipar
1T nod erDObterem OfaBe, ipenn Die bis6er
metitens 5ur 3u6t Dertpenbeten Sbicre
Durb iolde Saubenarten pereOelt, Bic ii6
bur0&Orpergr0Be, TIeiidfiiae unb Sru0ts
bartlett auS3ct6nen. Die getp06nli0en
logenannten SelOtanben fin0 nibt chen
groB, icben ielbit BET gutter Sitterung mn
ipentg Wtusfelfetl6 auf 6er 8ruit an, uno
tpre Tru9tbarfeit, pteuei6t aber 1tllr bltr0
Die Dorbeldrtebenc Bflege ultD Si%itterung
beottgt, lit cine ie0r gertnge, Die aud feline
belotDere SDrgf0lt i'm 8rutgel9Gft 3eigt.
0dgegen iin0 bic Tulnmler cine Saube1z
art, Die freiIi6 on @r0Be nod gegen bic
Selotou6e 5uritditebt, iih aber gars be-
tonbers bur6 Tru6tbarfeit unb lor9ioln1te
Bfege Der Sungcn ousSei1net. Sine a1z
oere &rt, Die nt0t peniger Iorglam i'm
8rut9ei6Gft tit, Dornebmli0 aber bur6
&OrpergrOBe un6 itarfe Musfel6il6ung
berborragt, itn6 Die io9etannten vGarrier"
ober 8rieftartben nllr ithb bieie INNER
nod ie6r foitipteIig, ipGbrenb Sic Gummler
faum tberrer, ais Die geneinen Sollben
ftno. Sang nor3it9Gide 3ugtbiere fir
&il0enstDede giebt cine &reusurg Ser
Suln1nIer nit ben 8rieftaltber, bie Iogez
n%allnten v9ragonS", bic 8upeilen in eillen1
Sabre neun 8dar Surge auSbritten uuo
auffiitterr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24

Sf.SatteS felt "a Sabren obenauf ouf benz @ebtste
tieief3siIwiienf9aft 9eitanOen: utter rnO @]rtobIrHHing
iii DON srober 8i6tistett BET 8ebanblnng per perl3Iea
tensn f1pbtlttii6en &ronfbetten. geforrbda, 2rippers
Strietur II. !. No.. iptrO in %tiraeiter !3eit sebeilt. Vea
t6lebttt4e S6rpd6en, ndbtttde Soamener9teBnn9er'
&usi6Ius int @eli6t &C. er5eugen, f0nnen ebeuiaa5 in
Taidefter 3et bur8 bic bsitbetannten Otitte[ Der g8s!t
turirt iperOeu. Sin Sud- fir bic Wtilionen, entbalte1o
Nues in 8e5u9 oui @ei6Ie9tstranfbeiten, BITE @ebetnz
niie bes @ei9lebtslebens iuO beren Solget, fret Sn baz
ben in Der Office pbcr sesen @ntru6tuls BON 10 @ehts
fur Yoitporto. Damen, ipelde bic %belitateite Sebanoa
lung, iomte Scott 1nO So9ts p%erlansen, mogen it6 mitnoa
lid ober i9riftti9 a%ieloeH. Nle &ei3dite confioenttel-
Sr. Sames bat 20 3iu1ner iro 9arlOrs. Sei eiHen1
slbr 0tOrsens bis z nbr sbenos. Sonmtass Don ID
bis u lIbr. COMPILATION iret; man ipre4e DOT oOsr
19retbs. Or. Saues TIT 20 Sabre alt. S5au9tlonwDbau
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24
Ner3tIide Nn3eiqet.
Sr+ SANteS.


Bont Staat 9eAars
teri sum 9wefe, nm
alien 9 bel met
nnb mtI6e
&raufbeiteIt tK
ibreit peri9iebenara
1iseit nno %cOn1pltctra
len fSorntsn bic beta
m6eIi6ite Sur aHssz
beibeu Su laiien. @s
lift angemein IN o.r
SfoSt hoFonnt Nno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-24

Dte v8iener 9aeue Sreie BreIle"
ipridt fOlge1tbe 9 III 6ttge @orte
iiber bic 9tttentate: vgBir baben bteIem
beutiben 8otfe, bas unS aus ietncr politiz
l9en @emetnidaft binausbrGngte, in
l6tperer Saget unlere SDmpot6ten betpiez
len, nno AUDI nrs bat Elm Stra6G iener
8egeiiternng geitreift, aIs bas oeutide
&et9 mad rubmpplten Gbaten tpiebererz
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luxury.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price. IS cents bottle. Six bot.
ties, 81. Main Depot for the U. ST., 800
North Sixth ST., Philadelphia. Sold by w.
II. Iyree, druggist, Staunton,ssVa. {
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1878-10-24
Land Sales.
Valuable Springs Property

Valuable Springs Property
For Sale.
BY virtue of decree of the circuit court of Au-
gusta unity rendered in the cause OF the Central
National Bank of Frederick, Md, VS.. Chesley
h hlnney and ais, We will proceed in front OF the
public auction, on
Monday, May 9th, 1878,
that most desirable property, known as the
AUGUSTA SPRIN G S" PROPERTY
or the
"Stribling Springs" Property.
The property consists of the original Augusta
Springs" Tract, supposed to contain
$50 ACRES,
and two additional tracts added thereto, one con-
tanning los Acres, and the other supposed to
contain 900 Acres. This property is highly inn
proved and is one of the most popular watering
places in Virginia. The property will be sold
So much in hand as will pay the costs of suit
and sale, and the remainder in four equal annual
instalments, bearing interest from the day OF
sale-purchaser giving bonds with approved per-
sonal security and the title retained as ultimate
security. JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.,
GEORGE M. COCHRAN, JR
HENRY B. NICHE,
JOHN PAUL,
CHARLES S. YANCEY,
may 2-tds Commissioners.
POstpOnement.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY,
AUGUST 26th, 1873.
JAS. BUMGARDNER, JR.,
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, JR.,
HENRY B. NICHE,
JNO. PAUL,
CHAS. s. YANCEY,
may 3Q-tds Commissioners
POstpOnement.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 23rd, 1873.
JAS. BUMGARDNER. JR.,
GEO. M. COCHRAN, JR.,
HENY B. NICHE,
JNO. PAUL,
CHAS s. YANCEY,
aug 29-tds Commissioners.
POstpOnement.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY
OCTOBER 28th, 1878.
JAS. BUMGARDNER, Jr.,
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, Jr.,
HENRY B. NICHE,
JNO. PAUL,
CHAS s. YANCY,
sept 26-tds Comm issioners