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Are always pleasant to contemplate, as
every dyspetic sufferer who uses Parker's
Ginger Tonic will attest. To obtain from
this remedy the most gratifying relief when
distressed with Headache, Low Spirits, Ner-
vousness, Wakefulness, Palpitation of the
Heart, Liver Disorders, Costiveness, Pain in
the Stomach Heartburn. Cramps, etc, is a
pleasant experience thar surprises no less
than it comforts. Another remarkable
feature Of this remedy is its powerful speci-
tic action on the skin and mucous surfaces
of the throat and lungs by which it unfai-
ingly cures the worst cases of Cough, Cold
and Sore Throat. 1t cures in a wonderfully
short time, removes all soreness from the
lungs, and protects the feeble from Consum-
ton. Buy $l.00 bottle from your drug
gist, or a sample bottle at 10 cts, and test its
merits. For sale by Byron Lemly, Jackson,
Miss
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DEATH OF A VETERAN MASON

DEATH OF A VETERAN MAsoN.-A
note from DR.. j. w. Stevens, Rienzi, in
forms us of the death of his venerable father,
in the seth year Of his age. Deceased was
by profession lawyer, and it is only few
months since that he ordered stationery from
this office, showing that he was still i'm the
active discharge of his calling. He was a
pensioner of the war of 1912, and at the time
of his death was perhaps the Oldest mason in
the United States, having been Initiated in
Marshall Lodge, No 80, Lynchburg, Va, in
the year 1916, and was made Royal Arch
Mason in 1918. He was also Knight Templar.
The returns of Rienzi Lodge and Chapter
for 1877 show that he was in active affilia-
ton with the Craft. We had the pleasure
of his personal acquaintance, and although
he had reached that period when life be-
comes a burthen, we chronicle with regret
his departure from the scenes of time in
which he was so active participant. May
he rest in peace.
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Mississippi Legislature.
THTRTY-FIRST DAY.
SENATE

SENATE
TUESDAY, February Il, 1878.
Senate met pursuant to adJournm"nt.
Lieutenant Governor SIMS in the Chair.
PREsENT-Messrs, Allen, Barry, Bills,
Roll call
Bridges, Carter lst District, Carter 9th
District, Cowan, Currie, Dowd, Parish,
FitzG erald, Foote, Furlong, Gayles. Gibbs,
Gilbert, Griffin, Hooker Jackson, King,
LnnEeau. Lee, Lowrancp, McCaskill, Mont
gomery. Morgan, Oldham. Peery, Pratt,
Reynolds, Rogers, Terry, Thompson Vance,
West--35.
ABsENT-Messrs. Callicott, and Fewell-3.
S. B. to establish the Moffett Register sys-
tenn of collecting tax on liquors, came up
as unfinished business. Mr.. Parish called
the previous question Mr.. Gibbs male the
point of order that the bill was not actually
grosSment.
SPECIAL ORDER.
S. B. to reduce expenses in the Judiciary
Department., was taken up and considered
at length, and went over for engrOssm lent
Mr.. Vance, chairman, reported number
of bills properly engrossed.
THE SECOND SPECIAL ORDER.
S B. to ratify the consolidation of the
Mississippi Central Railroad with the Chi
cago. st. Louis and New Orleans Railroad
was taken up, pending which, the following
message was received:
APPROVED.
| The Governor, through Mr.. d. w. Rice
| Assistant Private Secretary, informed the
House that he has approved:
/ S. B. making an appropriation to defray
the expenses of the Judiciary and Execu-
tive Departments, for the month of January
! 1873.
S. B. to amend section 1854 Code 1871, in
| n fIlt nf InnfajlS m nri inn 10
! cases.
The consid Grafton of railroad bill was re-
sumed, and, after a number of amendments
were rejected, still pending consideration
of the bill, the Senate at 2 30 O'Clock, ad
journed.
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WoodOille Republican.

There are 1909 delinquent taxpayers in
Wilkinson county. Seventeen hundred
men that are not citizen enough to pay
one dollar 10 the public schoolsl Seven
teen hundred men (?) that have no chill
dren to educate (of course they would
pay if they had children.) Where it is a
fact that all the poll tax goes to the pub
lie schools, we say it is a shame that so
many men neglect or refuse to pay their
poll tax. This is the argument in favor
of changing our State Constitution where
oy mans tax receipt shall be his registra-
ton paper and debar him this high priyi-
iege O. Il citizen without it, Il not your
citizenship worth one dollar?
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STR A YED

IRON the premises s MRS C. S. FoUN-
one IA al the Sd day Of ses ~ y
ber ID sACk MARE with white styeo i0e 80,
BIA se, and one white hind foot: also On "a u
- sCh MARE MULE, about IA hands o b; HIe
sopdi,yogg gray on the shoulders Both in good
viii ba ,J Tbor amy person returning the same
""uiesslhg +. E. DERDEN or
eoh1o -, j, w. BRITTON
w. jackson p q
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NOTICE.

HAVING learned that certain PaNsfk3 81
II a State tax title to the " u fSSt,r Nnf
E1z of EK of NWA, Sec. "A 4. nnOovTt h'Ut
Range2, West, about three miles I,sr moi' estate
Clinton, being part of the Stov s;tle 70 ssi
hereby give notice that hold the si'I Rs ymor
property, which title is of record AZ az for tbr
and that / am now, and have oeer he san
years, in peaceable possession =.
Parties interested will take n0ucng WELLS,
Clinton, Miss, Jan. %, '7S-ow
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The Lien Law.

The House last night, after protracted
discussion, adopted Mr.. Spight's amend
ment to the substitute reported by Mr..
Stands, from minority of Lien Committee,
which amendment repeats the llth Section
of the Lien Law, to take effect after Au-
gust l, 1873. The vote on the amendment
was SO to 81. The House was skirmishng
up to late hour on the substitute, with no
prospect OF a vote before daylight, if then
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


NEXT DOOR TO OLD PARLOR SHOE
IN Store, under Rohrbacher's Hotel the
largest and finest collection of Diamonds,
wa ches and Genuine Jewelry of all kinds.
ever offered in this community.
All goods guaranteed as represented or no
Sale to commence MONDAY, February l.
A. c. KNADLER, Auctioneer
feb10 '78-dtf.
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WE have had the pleasure of testing
the quality of native Mississippi wines,
produced from grapes grown in the vine
yard of Hon. 7. C. Dockery, of DeSoto.
They are certainly very fine, and have con-
flrmed US in the opinion that there is
nothing good of the field, or the orchard,
or the vineyard that Mississippi will not
Weld.
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REMOVALi
NJ ISIS FULLY HAS DE

M iss FULLY HAS REMOVED from ber old
- stand of business to tie spacious o u,d
elegantly fitted e, up building adjoining Mr. a1 r.
she wit be- ha ph0tGgraphic Art Gallery
ana customers, and where she will he ahIn .s
aispiay some of the Latest Foreign and nd Do 20
mestlc lmportations in MILLINERY GOnDS
snGn l.. as B0,NNETs, RIBBONS, Ere and a.
For tbem mnafn VIII induce all to como and see
febl3' 7S-tm24. fsNis'hg ELSEWHERE.
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Justice of the Peace .ua
y uDlic.-Officei in GARRIsoN,s RrrII -.
ssa, over A. Musgroves Bank, opposite the
n TsaIe capitol. JUSTICES CoURTsRFirs, " NV y
H niru thursdays of each month. OFFICE
unless from rom o'clock A. M, to O'Clock P. M.
uhless absent on official business. msg>Pronr,,
attention given to business. 7 w oPp'
jan23 Sly '. ", I.
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Wives KNOW That the Brow OF
Care

Is often soothed by delicious supper. to
which perfect bread, rolls biscuit, ETC., are
so important. To have these delicate pro-
duets of Baking always reliable, the use OF
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is very important
This article is among the most valuable of
the day in its bearing on bealth. 1t is put
up in cans always full in weight.
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The WEEKLY CLARION, which goes
to press to-day. will be splendid issue for
distribution. We have printed large extra
edition, which is likely to be exhausted, as
orders are already filled for more than a
thousand copies
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GRAND OPENING or
MILLINERY Goods
At MISS TUHF.Y'S, state Stree
Next door to STEERS Carriage Warehouse

TNHE Ladies of Jackson are invited to .
4 and examine the very choice asS 6T u
of HATS, BONNETS, FLOW Frs, fhAtf
Frs, NOTIONS, ORNAMENTS, and 4! 4.
BONS, of latest styles, Colors aud s sossl
The goods have been selected WIZ H. sF ;sv
care. and the Ladies are most cordlar'
ted to call and see for themselves.
Jackson, Oct. "a, '77-3m.
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Merchant Tailoring and Furnishing House.
REV. }. }. CLARK, formerly Of Brookhayen,
has located permanently in Jackson to do a
General Furnishing business. Cutting, Re-
pairing and filling orders, as Agent for Jno
Wannamaker. Samples shown and price sta
ted. He may be found at the room at the head
of the stairs in Garrison's Building, in front
of the apitol.-feb2-t
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Many nice delicacies are spoiled by the
abominabie flavorings used in them. and
generally IL is attributed to the cook. Now,
II DIR. Prices Fine FIavorings are used, nice
dishes will not be spoiled, as they always
impart their delicate fresh fruit flavor In
whatever they may be used.
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INVOLUNTARY signs, lack of enterprise
frequent desire to mic'urate fetid breath
etc. are some the effects of hepatic de
rangement; use HOME STOMACH BITTERs
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DAVID j. CANNON, EFT Ais
VS..
He HEIRS W. C. LEMAY, DECEASED }

Il n "
In the Chaucery Court Of Lawyl.eT"77 tb ISL
Mississippi, at Rules. Dece'0'' inapts 4
ON reading the Bin Comr1sv affdsy
" confirmation off, III ard the smes
Herewith filed ~ 49, tbsf the ns 'el
ali nersons - at appearing 'li !,5 5.e
d. IN interos5 and their places :,
49, re unknown, ana that dliigent in aaU
.aas been made for the same, ana they VI In n
De found, it is therefore ordered Una, an #
sons interested be made parties aelen l"rcc
the bill by notice addressed TO All P isis
having or claiming any legal or equl'a AoiJ
terest in the following described laiu n SO'T Is
taxes on the first day of February; "A. ~
viz: Part of Se1l, Section 80, lS SNai;an
Range IL, east, and Fractional oge avreu
Township Range II, east, lying IN bnalI
county, Mississippi, sold as the Pl opsons 4
the said w. C. Lemay, and all such P Sdfore /
hereby notified to be and appear o .So eouI
Chancery Court OF said county, a. a. -" Nosp
house thereof, to be held on the 4lh ~" # m
OF MARCH, A. D. 1873, and show causs .;,an
have any, why the prayer OF e COM p.saII D
for the confirmation OF their tax ti'io I, spsp
be granted. And there being no ne .S tbat
published in said county, 1t IS o!uTTTS The Gu
copy of this order be published 6 IN 80 for fol
ION, Jackson, the Capital OF the ci sad thai
consecutive weeks. 1t is also 0la rnurt Hou
copy of this order be posted at the I've vesk
door in said county for four consec97t ,b 1871
Ordered and decreed Decem per ~ CLERK.
A. b. LONGING O''
Dee "a '77--4ws
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Col. JONES S. HAMILTON, having
been discharged by his physician, was on
the streets yesterday, receiving the congrat-
ulations of his numerous friends.
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LAWRENCE BARRETT, the celebrated
tragedian, is billed for Augelo's Hall on 2lst
inst, when he will appear as Hamlet.
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SHERIFF MCCoLLUM of Perry county
favored us with business visit yesterday.
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II. e. SILK and Wool PopIins a, a.,
A full line of Cotton and an aI W; .;;,,...SS
Al Bieachcd Domestic, from 3D..
A full line of Cents and 4" no 10 lie.
prices. '0 Boys Hat, -,
suit. ' % cts. to 4M
Linen Rosom Sbiu.c ~" Del
jan, l0d. I'm. - Gus to &n
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ASBESTOS
Paints and Roofing Mata,;.,.
Oh. w. Sohns, Pa,'erlalS

HAVING TAKEN THE Acpyo
II the Sale of the +'uhNCY Pm
AssEsTos PAINTS, ROOFING >,
for Central Mississippi, and bor; &c,
them fully, am prepared to saw bhaVlng tested
which are Of all cOlors and sb rat lhe PAINS
only the CHEAPEST but the hest 'ifI Iss are no
my experience as painter for ia. nave used h
gears, and the certificates in nv, cue past FIR
to the SUPERIORITY OF THE possession d,
RIAL dispels all doubt on the lin Nam.
am instructed to guarantee all tIbaClect and
the General Agent. will have sD ose goods b.
sale in few days, full line of Sp y aud 70,
rails, including Boiler and Pine u en- enese mate
surfing a saving in fuel and stea UwO. We ID.
per cent, and solicit an examinatioOol July g
of them at my Store and Paint Sb oOnaa1 ana trial
gel IS Hall, Capitol Street. half = under Al.
of State House, where will cont" 94uars Vest
business of my Cd
House, Sign and Ornamental P9hfpr
and ask of generous public a eontinn41s
their kind patronage. 'Du"'lol d
Septic, lily. "AN'HlP.
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New Opera Tuck Combs, Bands, and Six
Button Kid Gloves, at
WHITING & GRAy's
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LUNCH at Angeles Hall this morning
Call and patronize the ladies.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE

The Postoffice at West Station was
destroyed by fire on Monday last.
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For Sale.

ns DWELLING and acre lot in North
~ Jackson, formerly owned by E. +. Parbam
Anu An, now occupied by Mr.. NJ A. VanHooL
dec.l9, TIFF. S1'osI ".
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If you want CLEAR Bright liam
LIGHT, LIGHT WITHOUT SNoKr Si
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r. r. LEDBETTER,
Druggista and PharmaCist

AND STATE STREETS,
JACKSON, HEaSS.
HAVING PURCHASED OF GUS. ASHER
II his stock of Drugs, Medicines, Ohent
Gals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Putt!
Fine Soaps, Sponges, Brushes, PerfgneE
ETC., | will continue the business in his oa
stand, and will keep on hand fresh aud vel
selected stock of goods.
@~ PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COAPOJSp
ed with accuracy and dispatch, at all hours O.
the day and night
janis, 78-d&wtf.
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IF q discharged subordinate can by reckless
,,araes subject him to suspicion and fear, the
efieient exercise of his office is endangered.
On the other. hand, the Board OF trustees 81 e.
ers and every means used to secure prompt
ranorts of misconduct on the part of any otfi-
ciai' j. Nice. MARTIN,
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ATTENTION,

L fhSass aEhT' 7o AND ND R rue PUBLIC o..
call AMI see goods at the Hgoeir1eoy reques,aaE ZEN
RI, :, WE WHITING .1', & GRAY, p.'s'' Al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-22

THE VIRGINIA STEAM-s.iIsNs
& BOAT COMPANY'S azs1. ss5ass&
ES-RIVER LINE,
FOH- NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, AND
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BAY
LINE,
FOB BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO WITH
u. AND N. STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOB
BOSTON DIRECT.
The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
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to Almighty God with which nothing ought
"a cnro 4 II, tfnn1 fhe next we owe Isl

10 Almighty God with which nothing ought
fp como I'll, consr1eti toni The next we owe Is
TO Dur liz i,g and Country A nd 4or the
preseryatio,s oil these j might here recona-
mend bis gyou an Enquiry into all '1'rea-
sons. Murders, Feionys, and other Capital
Crimes; but as these are more properly the
business az Grand Jurys at the Superior
Courts shall copfine myself 60 such as are
not Capital, and OF that numerous train
shall, only mention some that are most re-.
cent among lis, and therefore likely to fall
under your Cognizance and Enquiry.
"a You are to present Petit Larceny, all
BUYERS and receivers OF Stolen goods Know
ing them to be so, all forccabie entrys and
detamers by Force OF Lands and Tene-
ments, All Riots, Routs, and unlawful As,
semblys, ARRAYS, Assaults, Batterys, and.
in General, all breaches OF the peace; All
that buy or sell by false weights and meas
ures, all common Barrators and Stirrers-up
OF suits and qiarrels either in Courts OF
Justice or in the Country among the kings
Subjects who would otherwise be at peace.
You are to present all common Gamesters,
Lewd and DisorderIy Houses, Tipling-
Houses, and Licensed Ordsnalys where
Gaming and other Irregularities are per-
misted; All Oyerseers OF Roads who ne
elect to keep them in repair or to keep up
directions for Travellers; all concealers OF
Tithablcs or Wheel Carriages liable to pay
the tax; In fine, all breaches OF the penal
Laws. Everything that has tendency to
promote irreligion, to corrupt the Morals OF
the people, to disturb the public peace, OF
is contrary to good manners. good order,
and decency, you ought to take notlce OF
by proper presentment.
The Oath you have Just now taken is
very good direction as to the manner OF dis
charging your Duty, Where you are en-
Joined to be diligent in searching out Or
tenders and Candid in presenting them, un-
influenced by the passions OF Malice, Love,
or Fear TO screen the guilty or punish the
innocent.
Gentlemen. Your office is as ancient as
our Laws and [as you have heardl the great
est Bulwark Of our Libertys.
In discharge OF this important Trust |
recommend it to you to perform every part
OF your Duty like Men who have strict
regard to Religion, Justice, and the GOOD
OF Mankind.
From which Twill no longer detain you.
Editors Dispatch: Colonel William
Cabell the elder, OF Union Hill, was one OF
the magistrates of Albemare county at the
period OF the ''Cbarge to the Grand Jury "a
in your hands 1757), and was presumably
the presiding magistrate. He was, at all
events, the author Of the charge, as he was
of a number OF. others Of equal Judgment
and ability which preserved among his
papers.. Extracts from charge delivered
hy him in 1853 have been sent me addition
ally by my friend.
Colonel William Cabell the elder was the
first OF military title, though not OF the
name, ia the Colony. Hewas q lawyer. His
father, the first settler and founder OF the
family, bore the same name, but was known
as doctor, and is said to have been surgeon
in the British navy. r. A. =.
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By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF y VALU-
OABLE GROCERY-STAND, SITUATED On
THE SOUTH LINE OF CARY STREET NEAf
KIN, AN: SEVERAL OTHER TE M t;Ss:
About TWO MILES FROM THE CITY. NEAR
THE MECHANICSVJLLE TURNPIKE AND
ADJOINING THE LANDS OF JOHN 3. DAVIS.
ESQ.,. AT AUCT1ON.-In pursuance Of decree e.. OF
the Chancery Court Of the city of Richmond, pro-
nounced in vacation on the 9th day of March, S7S,
In q silt styled Williams, &c, pS Holloway, therein
pcndng, we, the undersigned, appointed special
commissioners by said decree, VII offer for sale on
WEDNESDAY the eth day of March, 1878, at
O'Clock p. NJ. that VALUABLE LOT. with an ex-
cellcnt GROCERY-STAND aad stTe' al other
BUILDINGS, situated rs above described. the !ot
fronts 80 feet on Cary street, and runs back Ia
feet inches to Belviderc street. The property Is
now rented TO Il firSt-claSS tenant and yields j
fair rent and being situated in an improving neigh
borlIood, makes il especially valuable.
Also, on THURSDAY the 2Sth day OF March,
1873, ut O'Clock i. NJ, will offer for SALE upon
the premises, the TRACT OF LAND lying i'll Hen
rico county,, In Woodvil!c, and containing 19ta
ACRES. adjoining the lands of John Is. Davis. Esq,
and others and living near the Mcchanicsrillc turn
pike This Is especially desirable for q Lice subur-
ban home or for trucking purposes.
TERMS OF BOTH PIECES ARE: One fouri cash
balance ut six. twelve. and eighteen mouths, the
purchaser 10 give negotiable note. with legal inter
cst added from day Of sale, and title 10 bc retained
until al! the purchasc-moncy i paid and q convey
arce ord reL! BIZ The court. JOHN S. WISE,
i. NJ CONNER,
NH Is Special Commissioners.
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BY Robert B.Lyne,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
MoIETY OF TWO FRAME HOUSES ON
CHURCH HILL. ON STREET
BETWEEN . AND z STREETS, AT AUCTION:
In pursuance of q decree of the Chancery Court OF
December, 1877, In suit styled :. Mutual Home
Building and Loan Association Us. Bell" therein
bending, will sell. upon the premises, by public
auction, on FRIDAY the 22d day of March, 1878,
at AZ O'Clock, the abovr-described premises: The
MOIETY is in two good four--oon frame houses
and lots. in good repair.
Terms: One third cash; balance Mt six and
twelve months, the purchaser to give negotiable
notes, with legal interest added from day OF SAFE,
and the title to be retained until all
is paid and conveyance ordered by The Court:
w, +. G.. GARNETT.
NH Special Commissioner.
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BY w. Goddln, Auctioneer,
corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

SALE OF A LOT IN SID
l. NEY, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF DOVER (OLs
CARY STREET BETWEEN CHERRY AN l,
CIJLVERT STREETS.-By virtue of two deeds OF
irust executed TO the subscriber by DR.. W. w.
Parker and wifc-the first dated 30th Of February,
1874 and the second 18th Of September, 1870
both duly recorded IN Richmond Clancery court
shall. rs The tIustee therein named offer for sale
at public auction. on the premises, on MONDAY
The 25tt of March. 1878, at O'Clock L. NJ, ~
fair: If not ON the first fair day thcrea!er) LOT
located ms above 80 by 199 feet to an alley twenty
feet wide, on which stands one ALL FRAME
TENEMENT and one large onc-the latter contain
ing about eight rooms. 49,
TERMS: Whilst the deeds require cash sale, Inc
creditor viii accept one fourth cash, and inc pal
ance at four eight. and Twelve months for negotiable
notes bearing interest. secured by deed Of trust.
NH ia w. L. COWARDiN, Trustee.