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wunu sUaI,L WE TRUST:

When afflicted with q complication OF
disorders, aud the limited resources Of the
family physician have been exhausted
without benefit, the all important question
Is, whom shall we trust? Many physicians
are bidding for the patronage OF this class,
and 1t becomes the afflicted to thoroughly
examine into q physicians claims, and
know upon what they are based, before
trusting him. 3. v. Pierce, NJ. D., OF But.
falo,N. Y, Is one OF the most successful and
widely known oil authors and physicians in
America. He has recently erected q Grand
Inyalids' Hotel, In Buffalo, at the enormous
expense OF nearly half q million dollars, 1t
being the most complete and elegant SAM.
tarium In the world. DR.. Pierce has orig
mated q system Of diagnosis by which he Is
enabled 10 distinguish most chronic dis.
eases without seeing the patient. This
scientific system is fully described in his
Common Sense Medical Adviser, which Is
sent TO any address on receipt OF 81 30.
Address Il v. Pierce, N. D., Grand Inya-
lids Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y.
The doctor is endorsed by the clergy, as
well as by the medical profession OF the
land. We have space for only the follow
ing among the large list to whom he refers:
lion. A. !. Boreman, Ex-Governor Of West
Virginia, and late U. s. Senator; {. r.. Fair.
child, NJ. D., Seneca, N. Y; W. B. Cousins,
n. D., Abba, Iowa; N. J.. Mcclellan, NJ. D.,
Garrattsyille, N. y; w. F. Hazleton, NJ. D.,
Silver Lake, Kan; F. s, Turner, NJ. D.,
Veazle, Me-; Geo. Dieterich, N. D., 105 Vine
street, Baltimore, Nd; J.H. sherrod, N. D.,
Paoli, Ind; Geo. B. Chapman, N. D., Platts.
mouth, Neb.; t. j. Casper, NJ. D., Spring.
field, Ohio; james q. Porter, N. D., Cor
ham, N. H.; D, 4. Wells, N. D., Bristol,
N. H; J. a. Miller, n. D., San Leandes,
CAL: J. N. Camp, n. D., Baladan, No.;
1. W. Rhodes, N. D., Northumberland, Pa;
Joseph s. Burr, NJ. D., West Lafayette,
Ohio; Rev. Z. N. Harmon, Eisah, i'll; Rev.
Isaac N. Augustin, shipman, Ill; Rev.
Thos. o'Reiley, Newman, Kan; Rev L.
Weston, Bucklin, No.; Rev. l.. A. Dawson,
Homer, ILL.,; Rev. w. s. Long, Graham,
N. c.; Rev. Andrew Adams. Calhoun, Ca;
Rev. A. p. Moore, 7l2 Washington street,
Boston, Mass; Rev. !. A. Thayer, N. d.,
Beaconsbarg, Ohio; Rev. l. P. Profit Pal
fapen Ill
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AMONG the most remarkable produc-
tons Of this age and country Is Halls
Hair Remover. It's success is unparal.
leled. It Is sought after by the rich and
poor, high and low, young and old. In.
habitants OF foreign lands-the people OF
Australia, Of Europe, and Of South Amer.
lea find means to get 1t at whatever cost
It is because Il works like magic. II re-
stores the hair to its youthful color and
beauty, and robs approaching age OF one
OF It's disagreeable accomplishments. II
you 7 getting bald, try 1t. Try 1t il
yon are getting gray, or il you have any
disease Of the scalp. Try i II you wish
a good hair dressing Il will not disap-
point you,-Muncte Ind NetS.
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BEILArRE LooA1s.-When it becomes
generally known who Ia the author Of the
scurrillous articles which appeared in the
Wheeling papers Of recent dates (signed
&C" and "Tax Payer"), in regard to our
municipal officers, our people will knot
they are untrue from beginning to end.
The officers will publish a card 10 a shor,
time. "Tax Payers" in%sinuation about
our City Council would be an insult To
our people, had II come from any other
source. Indeed, such a thing as a aringf
has not existed in any part OF our city
government for the past two and n hall
years, and our people, one and all, will
testify to this.
Philip Phillips will sing in Bellaire on
the 18th ofnext month.
The Central COMMITTEES ofthe National
party met in Whelans liquor store on
Friday night, and appointed W. J. Nc
Lain a special committee to invite Mr..
Cooper TO meet them there. As soon as
the request was made known Mr.. Cooper
latly refused TO "go to 8 saloon" and
stated further that she was tired Of so
much iooling. You accepted me as your
candidate for Mayor, knowing that ]
would not sign your platform, and know.
ing that l would not write a letter OF
acceptance for publication, snd now il
you want 10 throw me overheard, go
ahead.n After hearing the report ofthe
4. g, the Central Committee did throw
him overheard. II il said that Mr.. Levi
Cassell will be their nominee In place OF
Mr.. Cooper.
Dr.. Robert Morris, the we'll known
traveller, will lecture TO The Masonic
Fraternity next Thursday night.
Our fellow.townsman, james Fitton,
has the contract for fitting the Ohio City
Mill, OF Martins Ferry, with steam and
water pipes.
Marshal schwartlWelder, the we'll
known temperance lecturer OF Pitts.
burgh, Is expected TO address our people
on that subject ut an early date.
The entertainment for the benefit OF
ST. Cecilia Band netted SO.
Up to the present time III persons
have signed the Murphy pledge In this
city, includingithose at Rockenhouser's
Coal Works, who number los.
II Is hoped that Council tonight will
do something with the gas ordinance,
which has been on their hands 80 long.
There Is one Of two thingA-we have
either got to pay the gas company living
prices or do without It altogether. Bet.
ter choose the less Of the two evils, gen.
tlemen.
We are CORY to learn that John Shut
tleWorth, the carrierfor the IsrELLiaEs.
CIR, is confined at home on account Of
sickness.
The White Elephant Singing Society,
at their regular meeting on Friday even.
Ing. elected the following officers, viz
James Kelly, President; q. o. Norris,
Vice President s. L. Hamilton, Secfeta.
~; Jack Kelly, Treasurer, and Phiiip
Phillips, IT,, Musical Director. The 81.
ciety IA reported in q flourishing condi-
ton, and Il at present rehearipg several
choice selection Of music, preparatory 10
a public exhibition, which will DO q rare
treat to our music loving people.
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TUESDAY, The 18th day Of March, 1873,

commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, ut the FRONT
DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE OF PRESTON
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed TO sell 10
the highest and best bidder the following described
real estate, or 70 much thereof N may be necessary
70 pay the debt secured by Hid deed Of trust, and
the accrued interest thereon, and the expenses Of
sale, including the trustees commissions, that Is to
ny: The following real eatate and property, stu
ated In Preston county, West Virginia, on the wa
ian fThree EorkA creek. known a. the
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HOUSE FOB sALE-I oar for nle the house
Ll on eouth Front street, Island, In which InoH
room and water closet; wash house and cal houAo
In the basement. There arc hot and cold water
and Ras fixtures on all three floors. Tho lot % 60
by rs feet, and the grounds well improved.
Terms easy. Apply 70 HerIgy a Britt.
JOHN MORGAN,
Iepa1 Youth Front Street, Island.
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nRUsTEE's SALE
OF zun
GIades Iron Works,
Preston County, West Virginia.

By Write Of a deed Of trust made by Abner Evans,
Jr., 70 the undersigned trustee, dated the 10th day
Of December, 1876, and Of record among the land
records Of Preston county, West Virginia, In Trust
Deed Book No. 30, PIP, 825, 326 and 327, ! will on
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GERGEANTs SALE.

SERGEANTs SALE.
MIehAGl Heimlller VI. smIthA e..
Casper Auman VI. smith %. Rev E4,,
August +. Meyers VI. Smith L ca. lnASSSs
A.dD. d. Chamber "a Smith 4 e, dit
In the Municipal Court Of whsIlo.
By, virtue Of execution Issued In N.
uuea caases; AND 70 me directed, / bsSs
9PGn ahd Nlll gu d Public Austen. n SSIMS,N
So,s ave No, l!l0 ChApllne Iiness ~ aaa
~ w ~ Tv11ti1ls 10 ueeouniy Of Ohio al ~.
THURSDAY, the 18th DAY OF MARCH II,
Commencing at 10 O'clock A. ~, th, ,o,,.
leribed property, to-Wit: 4"NAs
bottles ale and porter, IS doz empty hSsae
boxeS and contents, 5 bNSetS. ? * ~tp4l
letter pres, ! stove, i Iron i1nk, i pISIoS seh
une II doI copper nGlAurci, 2 sI.oI5. tn!
= pairs sklds, copper SpingerL / Iron pacn
Of harness, 81 ieet 2 inches fubhs,
empty barley sacks. ! bbl bunR, ana ~ Y
Roman chAmotnile flowers, I wire Lrnos-f Pa
empty box, ! hop scaleslnd SerbtS. ! h. : ~
boxes and bottles, | lot Of empty hi SS,Iffy
and kegs, ! lot Of washing utenIel; Snd "
wagons dny,, ! saddle, 2 brides, IN ~
ness,, hand hoisting apparatus, 2 malt ns,.,I
lot o. COKE, buahel measure, l steam boi,,sN
paratus, l truck, poker, Shovels AID tool.
stoP-coekh ! H-bushel measure, i n, = ~
ladder, 3tS bales old hops. l lot q tsltiSS y
platform hcales, J lot oloId iron, i uiIjs, ~
pc, buckets, 8 large braR Stop-oeEL Il iSk
casks n contents and skidI under Eleas
. Lease o. breWIy for nine months Ipd m
And chAttels In and about Smith 4 e.. 49,
STEPHEN RlPtEYh
mrs Sergeant Of the City Of NSri,
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WHY. Indeed!

Rome sentlnel'
Why call her a girl of the period when
she persistently refuses to come to a full
atnn2
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The Weekly Sun.

Who does not know THE WEEKLY ~, y
circulates throughout the United snie, lhtUNs
das. and beyond. Ninety thounnd h1ula IN, N
It's welcome page. weekly, and teS!tt We 'StI ~
Of guide, counsellor and friend. Iune1L @lsp,
al, agricultural and literary departments ~ ~
essentially a Journal for The family Ant " ~ w
side, TeImE One Dollar a yaar, F0t.tIa ~
price, quality considered, makes y the e n N
neWspaper published. For clubs Of lea, Shlt"
cash, we will send an extra COPY Ire; AgSlss
PUBLISHER Of TIE sUsI
n,os Neg York CITY,
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THE SUN.
1878. NEW YORK.

As the time las come for The renewal d Rhnf.
lions, THE SUN would remind IL lhsbdind
well.RIshers everywhere, that II u RgAlR eiSii.
date for their consideration and ulpprt UInah
record for the past ten yclrS II relies IL . Haut
uAnce Of the hearty sympathy and een'fOaiT
operation which have hitherto ben eIithtdRA
from every quarter Of the Union.
The Daily sun IsA lour.pLge Shtetoi@ edss,.
plice by mail, pos .pald IS cents 4 month, dH@
per year. -,
Tie Sunday edition Ct TuE SuS ian diAi1arg
sheet Of 90 columns. While giving The ntsiaLi
day, Il also cont1Ins q large amount Of itteGi!En.
miscellbneou, matter specially prtpAfed ~ "
SUNDAY suN has met with great speteA, f@'i"
e On n ypaF.
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& OR R. INVESTIGATING COM.
Id. MlrTEE

b. MITTEE
The committee appointed by the Legis.
lature to investigate the rates OF "charges
for transportation" DC, on the Baltimore
& Ohio Rsilroad, will meet at Martinsburg
on the I'd day OF April, at Keyser on the
Sd day OF April, at GraIton on the 4th day
OF April, and at Wheeling on the 9th day
OF April, 1873. All persons having com.
plants TO make or evidence to produce
upon the subject Of inquiry are requested
TO appear before the COMMITTEES at the
times and places above mentioned.
By order Of the Committee.
DID,. JOHNSON,
my1S-d&w Chairman.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


nIssoLUTIoN.
No'Iee Is hereby given that from aud after this
date the partnership heretofore existing Between
George I. Lneh and George II. 1homphou, doing
huslNesa under the style and arm name Of Lineh d
Thompson, Is dissolved by mutual conient
GE0R5E r. THOMPSON.
GEORGE p. LlNCH.
wHRptISo, March %, 1873. mr26
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FOR SALE.
A uCrIoN SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. cARpr7s,.

on FRIDAY, March %, I will
auction my Household and RIieisS ~ V u
commencing 1t 10 O'Clock 4, ~ Al u t9inlIua
demo- Of Dr.. james CummIns, Ma HI, ~ ~
mrs In w,,,
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nRUsTEE's SALE

W. Il. H.LtKR, Auctionecf.
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By HAaHIBAL FoRBEs, Attorney.
January 18th, 1878, Jail
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The School Fund.

Although three months have passed since
the taxes for 1877 s were Tor should have
been) paid in full into the State treasury, yet
not a dollar has been paid out toward meet
ing the amounts due to the teachers
throughout the Slate for services during
the last scholastic year. The Auditor, in a
communication addressed to the clerk OF
The Richmond School Board. states that It Is
very uncertain indeed when an apportion-
ment OF school funds can be made. yet he
gives no reason for the delay. The law sets
Apart one fifth Of the entire taxes due the
State and all the capitatiop tax as special
school fund, to be used for no other puI-
pose; and there is no explanation gwen
as to how this amount has been en-
pended. The Auditor owes 1t to himself
and to the people to explain Why this is so;
for while we do not for one moment sup
pose that the money was squandered, yet II
seems very certain that it has been appro-
priated in way not contemplated by the
law. For more than year nothing has
been paid The teachers; and rs they, like
other people, have to live, we suppose that
the schools will have TO he suspended for
the next session. Such an issue is 10 be
dreaded. for while the school system as
whole does not give perfect satisfaction, yet
it is the best (and only one that we have fol
the education OF the young in the country
and the people will demand that they re-
ceiye some return for the money which they
pay out in taXes.-AmherSt Enterprise.
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.Iyrom tine Atluuta cons,ttutlon.l

-,+
wa receive 80 many Inquiries In regard to
the niece OF dialect verse known as : Uncle
Renys,s Revival Iymn,e aud SO many ap-
a,ifcs;sons for copies thereof, that we are in-
ducet1 to republish It IN corrected shape.
In travelling the rounds OF the press u mas
been freely tempered with, and in some III, III
stances the meaning has been marred. We
reproduce IL revised aud corrected:
Uncle Resnus's Revival Hymn.
rr,enubl,shcd from the Constitution, January ls'
: - -. 1,sss.s5.Tss 1881
Wild W de BLOWN, dc trumpits an de bancn er dc
How many no tinners'll be cotche,l out late
Ans I'm, no latch on lie golden gaze
80 - No use fer ter wait twel 'o-morrcr!
he sun u,isn't sci on yo' sorrfr,
SIM, cz sharp CT bamboo brier-
Oh. Lord! feicf, dc mo'ners up hiehef!
Wen dc uasnuns CIR de earf is s,anih, all sronn nv
WHO'S pwinc to Ec chosen fer ter war &c g!o1S
who's ewine fer ter stand stifr-knccd an boil
An answer TO aere name a, &c ea, n ce en
Old Satan is loose ard bumin1:'-
DE wheels or distrucshun Is u hu!nminS:
Oh, come along sinner. u you cohiih
De song er saIvashun Is mighty sweet song:
An dc pairdise WIN blow fur an, o,ow s5ohs'
An, naiis dc nlsce whar de sinners oughter hide!
uh, You needn't be .ioppn' and ook KIN IN
IF Won fool wild old Satan your 0et LOOK III
Ec YOU Keep on a stoppin' an a lookin.
| ~ ,,,,a C right now. an dis here's de place
et 5e sun or saIvashun shine squar' IN yo' race
FyEi de battles er de Lord fzht soon ana nat ''''
An you'!l alters fine latcn on ae e",ur
he sun mustn't set on go sorTer.
SINS us sharp as 4a,nb"o o Urn nn higher!
AK &c Loro icf 'e' 'e''" j. c. HARRIS.
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A Queer Fisher.

An account Of a remarkable incident
comes from Aurora, Ind. a few days ago,
as trio OF young men were fishing for ba>s
in Hogan creek, near Aurora, they were
disturbed by splash in the aTater, as OF
some animal jumping into the stream.
Looking in the direction whence the sound
came, they saw a large black hog, ~ ich bad
evidently come down from arnoDSEhe roam
ing lots OF porkers which make lifea burden
in and around the town, swimmiHg Tapidly
toward the centre Of the pool, which was
about one hundred feet wide and eight feet
d ep. At about tue centre the aniEaa dis
appeared, remaining under water for q con-
siderable time, and on Ee4ppearing was seen
10 have in bis mouth fine live bass about
eight inches long, with which he swami
ashore, and on arriving ORA land proceeded
20 eat ssith the ayidify ana relish peculiar
TO his species. After having swallowed tue
last yest1ge, with grunt the animal again
betook himself to the water, and again
diYed to the bottom, remaining q conside-
rable time. Coming up with snort, he
made again for the shore with another fish,
which he dispatched as quickly as before.
'Ihfs was repeated a third time, and on the
fourth trip the animal secured small tyr
re, which IL also carried ashore, and. aftef
so1ge difficulty, managed to dispatch, break
ing Che shell with its strong teeth. after
Rhici, u ambled of, satisfied with its fishing
experiences Tor the day. 81
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NEWARK, September 4, 1878.

Editor Of the Journal of Coat.snerce:.
Will you inform me how the act was
Torded, which was passed 10y Congress
in 1869, for the purpose Of strengthening
tie public credit, and which provided that
all obligations OF the Government should be
paid in coin: u. Is:
Repty.-The act declared that '"thc faith
OF the United States is solemnly pledged to
the payment in coin or its equivalent OK all
the obligations OF the United States not
bearing interest known as Csited States
notes, and Of all the interest-bearing.e islisa-
tons of the United States, exeep. i'm eases
where the law authorizing the issue OF any
such obligation has expressly provided
that the same may be paid in lawful money.
or other currency than gold aud silver"
The closing paragraph Of the act pledges
the United States 8. to make provision at the
earliest practicable period for the redemD-
ton OF the United States notes in conn.,
journal of Commerce.
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A Plunge into 4 Cataract.
i YOUNG LADY FALLS HEADL0NG DlsTAACE
OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET.
rrrrs,r,, the New York Tlmes.1 -.

YOUNG LADY FALLS hEAUhVssu% n 49,
OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET.
IRON the New York Timesl
DINGMAN's FERRY, PA, September u
Bushkiil. n popular summer resort LOT New
York. philadelphia, Boston. ind Brooklyn
neople. is beautifully situated on the Penn
syIyan:a bank of the Delaware river. Thir-
teen miles from this place, within circle
Of a few miles, are numerous waterfalls anu
cataraets. the most prominent among them
heinr the Big Bushkill Fall, situated IN the
mountains. two miles northwest OF the VII
lage. on the Bushki!l creek. For this GAIA
ract Mr.. George Compton, proprietor OF Tue
summer clearinghouse near the Deia"a,e
water gap, accompanied by his wife. dauSn-
ter. and several guests, started on SATURDAY
morning last. Reaching Bushklll, the party
set out on foot on tour OF lhspectloh.
Having visited all the smaller places OF In
terest the Bushkill Falls were sought.
Arriving mt the cataract the party sepa-,
rated-some going further up the stream.
Mr.. Compton, wife, and daughter-the lat
ter a beautiful and accomplished young
lady-and one other gentleman, stopped
near the head OF the falls to rest. WINE
resting Miss Compton careiessiy proceeded
| to the edge OF the rocks and peered GOWN
into the secthing waters one hundred anu
twenty feet below. AS she leaned over sue
lost her balance, and utterlng q pierclae
the rocky abyss. Her mother, almost wild
with grief, wrung her hands, and was only
prevented from jumping into the cat
aract after her daughter by the ter
rifed father and the gentleman VINO VINO
accompanied them. Whlle .Le ,ai he ta nnsd
TO the foot OF the falls, to find his unfcrtu-
nate child feebIy combating with the rough
pillows and struggling to reach the shore:
without moments hesitation he jumped
into the stream, and after desperate strug-
Gle succeeded in rescuing her. A physician
was imme diately summoned, who pro-
nounced her injuries OF fatal nature. The
girl was by this time unconscious, and her
body was bruised and manglcd from head to
foot She was taken to her home, ana al
last accounts was slowly sinking, with no
possible chance Of recovery.
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s:There would be mare saloons 10 TINS
iowa. said 4 native us the train sk'wed
north through Montgomery, elf 1t wash |
for one thing" "And what is that: y
asked the tourist. Aim tany more houses, :,
replied the native, and the tourist opened
his Notebook and remained absorbed III
Observation-Disclosures.
Snowman: g II you will step into the next
room / shall a,e able to show you some Won
derlul old jars recently dug up;at Pompen."
Lady: What that horfid old Italian
town? Why,d couldn't bear any thing that
came from that place; it is SO feazfully out
,ef repair"
David Davis is authority for the state
ment that one should do all his loving,
oosrting, and maITying in three days, but
AIR. Davis can never construct a third party
on ANY such basis rs that.-RochesteY De'no-
cyat.
A heavy frost will &ill the yeliow-fever
in the South; but. unfortunately, it will
haye 10 effect upon the Rearney scourge in
the North and East. All the sympathy
shouldn't be given to TIE South.-NorTiS-
toeu HeyeAt.
Saturday evening when the accommodu-
ton train from Casselton passed horse by
the side OF the track the passengers cheered
on account OF being ahead, but when they
found the horse was hitched to telegraph
pole their fun snbsided.-F Rirer (Dak.)
Independent.
DR.. Pothecary, of Virginia, ILL.,, went
out OF the world by way OF razor. Some
pafagrapher had been working on bis name
until be was crazed, we suppose. Keekuk
Constitution.
A correspondent wants to know whether,
considering the great utility of the ocean,
poets are not wrong in calling 1t waste
OF water
Kearney threatens TO wipe out the capt.
talist. a big sponge like Denis could wipe
out almos. anything - Cincinnati Saturday
Night.
The SilarLing Snap is a name OF a paper
10 Texas. 1t has a great cur.eer before it.
Nycaaa Advertiser.
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BY Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estaie Agent and Auctioncer,
1912 Main Street.

DESIRABLE AND WELL-LOCATEp
- BRICK STORE. AND DWELLING OF
THREE ROOMS OVERHEAD. SITUATED On
WILLIAMSBURG AXENuE GOR s;I4 ro 0E t (, p
SAiE Ky AUCTION.-By request OF the owner |
Shall sell upon the premises. on MONDAY the 1Gtl
uav Of September. 1878, at AZ O'Clock l.. M.' me
mond Gundloch. The HOUSE is In good'order.
Water. &c OH premises. Lot 3eEl40 lcet. ,.,,.
TERMS: Onc third cash: balance a. loH!, .lsi't
and Twelve months with NEGOTIABLE notes. Interest
added. and deed of trust. ROBERT Il. ~ Ne,
so ! Auciiouccr.
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r THOMPSON BROWN. Auctionecr.
By Richardson s Co.:
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lI13 Main street.

vJ,RITSTEE'S SALE OF a VALUABLE
4 BUILDING LOT ON BACON STREET; coz
NEE ST. JAMES STREET, BY AuCIioS.-Dy
virtue of the provisions OF certain deed OF trust
bearing date the 22d day of April, 1865 from JohR
duly recorded in the clerks office of the Chancery
Court OF The city Of Richmond IN D. B. 80 a. PAGE
dehr therein mentioned, default having been madc
in the payment thereof anu being required 50 to do
by the holder of said note shall as admin stra!or
n, b0nis NON of said BIy!y. sell by auction on the
prpnaiscs. On WEDNESDAY the 18Th September;
1879, at O'Clock =. NJ, that valuable LoI or
land fronting II feet inches on Bacon stree:
and running hack between parallel lines on 81.
James street Jos ieet, adjoining ami near the pro-
pcr V of j. Dennis +. Fr0mner. and others
TERMS: Enough In c;sh 10 dcfraY The expense OF
executing this trust, and TO pay OIL the sum OF
SI47I3. with interest thereon from the lSt Oh
' j. A. RICHARDSOS,
Administrator de bOnis non OF Samuel 1. f'ay!y,
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