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Can Patti Sing In Paris :?

TParis dispatch 10 the London Telegraph
Some time since mentioned that NJ. Me-
Telli had engaged Madame Adelina Patti to
sing in Italian operas this winter at the
Theatre de la Gate. But the Marquis de
CauX, determined to prevent if possible the
appearance of his wife on the Paris stage,
has directed his legal adviser to write to NJ.
Mereli TO the effect that he had seen
advertisements in divers papers an
nounciug that operate representations
were to be given next winter at
which Madame Adelina Patti MAR
qnise de Caux) was to appear. Not baSing
given her his authorization for this pur-
pose, he protested against any engagement
she might enter into without his consent, as
her husband. TO this legal protest N.
Merelli Immediately replied by an equally
formal document, in which the Marquis was
Informed that his statement to the effect that
Nine. Adelna Patti, =. Marquise de Caux, -
was 10 appear, was contrary to truth. The
words "Marquise de Gaux" had never
been used. Besides this, Nine. Adelina
Patti had sung in Paris in 1876 without any
protest being raised against her engage
ment The action taken by the Marquis,
C )ntipued the letter, seemed 10 be dictated
by no other motive than that OF briag5-
ing discredit and ruin apos tie conteul-
plated artistic and commercial enterprise;
for 1t did not lie In his power 10 prevent
Nine. Adeiina Patti from singing. At the
same time NJ. Merelli has summoned the
Gaatois newspaper before court of JUS
fice for the publication OF an article which
concluded with fhe words, at is our con-
viction that she will not sing.0 As. accord
ing to NJ. Merelli, the consequence OF this
article was the withdrawal Of all chance
of subscription for his theatre, and the
.dlscredit OF his commercial enterprise, he
claimed damages to the amount of gee. 900
francs. Under these circumstances the
question which the tribunal will have to
decide is, whether or no the authorization
OF her husband is necessary for Nine. AIDE
lima Patti to sing in Paris. She was seps-
rated from the Marquis In 1877. and the
Judgment given on that occasion declared,
- Les spou1 Sepores de corps ct de biens."
The Marquis dc Caux contends that this
separation does not entitle Nine. Adelina
Patti TO appear in public in the city i'm
which he resides,
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ERESH SUPPLIES OF VITALITY u
a renew wan4ne stock mag be gathered from
any whose constitution aud Figor areisot so much
nlapidated as 10 be wholly past repairing. Evil
dence, direct, convincing. and ample. indicates Ho
letters Stomach Bittess as tonic OF nuexampled
efficacy and perfect purity, and possessed ofproper-
tics that constitute II Imaginable remedy fer dys.
pepsia. constipation, liver complaint, urinary and
uterine weakness, rheumatic complaI lts, and ma
sons are invagorated and solaced by it, and the ply
steal prostraon which usually follows severe Ill
ness Is in great degree remeded and conyae scenee
accelerated through its use. 1t occupies lea ding
position among medicina, staples.
60 je 25-Wiw)F&M
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A young lady from Blacksmith, Pa,
called at the rooms of DR.. Morris on Mon
day SO have some work performed. The
Doctors youthful assistant, Alfred Jack
son ,(eolored) was in ,tke office, and the lady
observed him with no little curiosity He
soon after lett the rooru, and the lady asked
tie Dooaor If his assistant was what is COM
monty called q negro. ;kA-. Morris answered
in the affirmative, when she told hira that
she had ue!yer seen Negro before, and THAT
she had always understood they were per-
fectIy black and had horns; but that as this
one was young, she supposed he was not
yet fully veIoped.-Feamont (W. Fa.D
CnHp1
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Ger HIS CASE CONTINUED. -lFrom the
-Satcnez laiiss.l Democratic IA little six.
yearsold In this city had been listening to
the remarks OF legalmlnded uncle In re-
gar9 20 tbe prospect OF an indicted party
sstiag cear by getting a continuance OF
the little fellow got into scrane. winch So.
cured for him promise from his mother ri
=, isttle dose OF slipper at an early period.
ne anxionsly sought the uncle for legal adj
wee on the subject. who could only sympn.
Inize with him. but with no prospect OF re-
atef. = Uncle, /" said be, "don't YOU think
you could gel mother TO continue the ease ?
~ we could get continuance I think /
could set of" lie got of
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For the Dispatch.i
T,re Night-KsF0OnninE CercISs


lighted lamp In the green house hung,
And thirher ;hrongcd the old and young
The birth of II w0ndrons flower 10 marx
That blooms when The world IN sliaaow hes'
And, ere the matin OF the lark,
Droops, hangs its boauleOus head, ana dies.
A plant, without leaf, was seen
UDcoiliDg like serpent green: -,
And the chain.swung cressct showcriug down
A stream Of radiance rich and fuu,
Disclosed Il stem Ct reddish brown.
Adorned with wayy, irlnSc-Nkc WOOL,
And bearing bud about TO burst
BY the balmy breath OF evening nurSed.
The pealing cannon rends the sky,
And trcmbie bells III the turret high
When royal heir the million hali,
And clearly rang on the pcrfumed gale"
A startling noise like glad salute
When The pulsiDg and expanding heart
Of the c.ctus bI oke it, bonds apart.
And the listeners round stood charm'd ahe
a dazzling halo round II cleaned
4 tyne Of purify II seemed.
While the broken caskct Of the gem
Was changed 10 Il starry diutM.
A spotless crown the lily wears.
But n teudcrer hue the cactus bears,
And rhc white rose in her fragrant bower
Sat yelled, outshone by fairer flower.
lis cup. inland with eli<teains gold.
Was meet for the cliiu queen 10 hold
When bright. ncctarean wine Is poured
Ey waiting fin at her dainty D";trh'
And in form had more of antique grace
Than foliatcd, classic vase.
That III eicrn art TO rival tries
In vain beneath AusOnidn skies;
is clear, transparent Depths displayed
A delicate and grcenish shade.
That 4 fauclful poet would declare
Was like i'll hue to u mernaid'S hair.
Its leaves Of pure aad pcarl-like white
Wake dl eaus Of innocence and Heaven,
Oh why was such Il gem TO night
And not to rose-l:pped morning given!
That mother Nature might impart
A lesson TO The breaking hearl.
And on the cloud Of sorrow lone
A CLEAN of loveliuess be thrown
Thai eyes all dim with tears might see
An emblem fair OF hope unfold,
Telling Of glory yet TO be
OF bliss, Nv mortal voice untold,
In a land that is stranger 10 mildew and gloom
Basking in light and forever in bloom. ~
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" IIsLI.t't II u T'''''' ''''TS
mo f LAUGHTOS. JR. Auctioncer. j. 20
VALUABLE LANDS IN MECKLEN-

VALUABLE LANDS IN MEChLEN-
BURG COUNTY FOR SALE.-By virtue OF
deed of trust executed by James t. Harrss on me
24lh dav of August. 1877, 10 William BtskerElll'
Jr. and John z. Talib duly recorhed IN ht'cki'a-
burg County Court. 10 secure i IcDt lhcrcih hcLi.
tIOned, default having been made ana we, OF oiie
of us being required to do by The creiitGr. VIII
sell at public auction, on The I'd DA ot july,
1879 in front of the courthouse OF MerKlentmIrg
county. IN thc town Of RGydton TWO VALu aBi-E
TRACTS OF LAND In said county-ihe one known
as the page PLACE" being part of tEeiract OF
land heretofore known The Baber Tract, near ST.
north by the lands Of 4. II. Bracy, Robert Tanner,
and others. on the east by the lands OF Marrow,
Mackin and others, on the south by the estate OF T..
road. containing 264 ACRES; the other known as
"STONELAND." being part OF the tract formerly
known rs the Branch Tract. living on The R,anoSe
river, and bounded on the north BY The lands ~ ~
L. Bracy and Ghosou OH the east bf the IN, , Tho
GhoIson 6 Bantou. Eiugton and ofher ,na W and
west by the lands OF Bracy Jones, aun -. 80; a0sE
on the south by Roanoke river, con''''''An avn
ACRES. o,, r,rms
These are said to be most exceen liz r. e,,isrv
II the tract of land first sold Is MI -, nc SoId
the purposes OF the trust the other ''i,I M Of "x
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay tA~ 81 I'D hood
ecuting said trust and the notes securc ~ 80.
fsav AS (ll: and n The residue upon suGn Terms
rs The grantor In said deed may Indicate. I'm tie
ronsen1 Of tho said granor more fayor;NDle terEls
ny ha Announced on the day OF sale
'-S' ~ WILLIAM BASKERV1LL L, dE.,
Trustee;
MARSHALL HI. GILLIAN,
tao Substituted Trpssee'
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!. rr,.,rsnY ss,JhTl.Ey.-.Future Days.
Bys. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street.
Z TWO NEW

rr,RITsTEE,s SALE OF TWO NEW
l FRAME HOUSES ON WEST CARY STREET.
nv virtue of deed OF trust executed 6y Z: e Lesth
10 me ms trus'pe dated October 3, 1917, aug re-
corded In tire Chancery Court Office. in Deea-Book
II A, page 213. default having been made IN pay
meut or ete therein secured and being requested by
Sslnn Of saidL c. eath. will sell pubuS auction
on SATURDAY, July 9th, mt 8 O'Clock Z; 81 :, the
An tlIat lot of ground, with all the improvements
thercoG. lying and being In the city OF Richmond;
wirl,in the rccenry-exiended limits Thereof ana
bounded rs follows-so wit: BEGINNING ol.the souih
side of Dover Tor Cary street ut point Distant l42
feet inches west or Randolph street, thence run.
ming westwurdy along Dover Tor Caryl street, and
fronting thereon "a feet aud ranDine back between
uaralcl lines 1877 feet to an alley ten feet wide"
TERMS: BY consent Of all parties, one third cash
balance in six and Twelve months. secured by trust
deed. l.. T.. BRON N, 1rhsrp:
| y THOMPSON BROWN. Anctioncer. je 80
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TO Asinus: By writing to the AieSan-
x.r,a Gazette you may obtain what you
asked for. That is the journal in wesea
>, was most recently seen by us. Our sesu-
4ion would not be the same. But the aan-
culty is only in the ambiguity OF the state
,neut OF the problem.
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Who Is The sweetest baby
That ever said "A-=oO?"
Who is The dearest baby.
With eyes so soft and blue q!
Who Is the prett;est baby?
think Know. Do YOU?
Who has the softest golden
LitIlc rings of hair?
Who has the rosieSt checks and
The smoothe>t forehead fair
Who has the sweetest kisses,
Enough OF them and 10 spare!
Who has the eunningeSt fingers,
And who the Einkcst OF toes
Who has a mouth like q ros ebud,
And who the daiptiest nose?
And who IS as sweet alt together
AS the very sweetest rose!
Who has the pret'ieSt dimples,
Dancing in chin and cheek?
And who is learning the dearest
or all dear names to speak!
And whose blue eyes are learning
Mammals dear eyes to seek!
All! surely there's oniy one answer
To The questions asked you here;
Only one true. glad answer.
Awaiting the mothers car.
Who is The prince Of babies?
Why. of course, my baby dear
[MGry D. Brine, in the Independent.
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by Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and lAEssioneer'
1912 Main street.
POSITIVE SALE, WITHOUT LIMIT

SALE, WITHOUT LIMIT
m RESERVE, OF COMPLETE SET OF
FIRST CLASS TOBACCo-EIxTUREs, 1T
FACTORY CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND CARY STREETS, RICH
MoND, VA, AT
PcBLIC AUCTION, ON
MONDAY THE sorn DAY oF JUNE, 1879
eRssNxING AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ.
A. y,,o s,,uest Of the owner OF the factory, who
nos ,enscs IL ont for term OF years, ana mas no use
rnr t,, y nres will sell upon the premises ON Vte
day sni hour above named w1ihSn. nnia or
the fo1oxing JOB G;S, FIf an GENGlNE.
SO. horse sTEAM-f0WEa BOILER, DON
se a Y6R InIcc PRESSES tEucnger Ed
mono nakel.
s BOX-PRESSES,
SyROE POTS.
re SHARPENING MILLS.
GO EI,oCKs, BANDS BILLETS,
siNKERs, TINS, IRONS
STEM PRESSES,
sENchEs, DRIVERS, TABLES, STICKS,
Sf!aIES. TPPING-BOA.
STEAM PIPING through the factory &C, Y C.
0FFICE FURNITURE, consisting III part ol
nESK. IRON SAFE, COOI.ER, &C, SC,
nec,aI attention OF tobacconsts Is invited TO this
sale as the fixtures are In good oroer aho "ie i
class and will be sold. o,oo , ,,.or f,o,
! TERMS: All SUNS under Sloo casn over va
naomi four months, credit with legal Interest nud
al for nego,abt notes with satisfactory endorsers
GU 'oi ROBERT b. LYME. Auctioneer:
Sale conducted by JAS. MACDoUGALL. ye .
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ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
lila Main street.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
| THE rrAN(ERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RJClMOND ENTERED DECEMBER 10. 1875,
in the shit of Elicit ct ais Us. Burkc's adminisra
will. on THURSDAY. July 3, 1879, ut o'clock Z.
NJ. proceed to sell at public auction. on the ,re-
misses ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY X. CHI
FEET OF GROUND on the southeast corner Of
CLAW and Bowe streets, being FOUR LOTS-ihe cor
ner lot 40 feet, and the other 29HH153 feet to an
alley 20 feet wide.
and Twelve months, interest added and title retain.
ed mi all the purclasenoncy IS paid and decd or
dertd by The court. JAMES DOoLEl.
Special Commissioner
T TroNpsoS BROWN Auctjeucer lie ~
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In order to close lid the affairs OF two estates we
have been Instructed TO sell by auction upon INC
nremi :es resfectivey at The times staten bcoW inc
following VALUABLE REAL ESTATE-to VIII
First On THURSDAY. Sd July. at oci0ck Z:
NJ. the nearly new IRUN-FRONT BRICK STORE
AID DWELLING No. 1415 east Mn In street, now
occupied By Mr. Joseph Stranse rs dry-goods store
at a rent of $1,000 per annum. 1t has four stories
above The basement, the store beng one OF Tie most
desirable in that vicinity and The upper part with
with slI modern conyenie1ces ana In first-rate Or
der. This Is brst-c!asS property aud should at
tract the attention Of investors. The LOT Is 20 by
about LOG feet to Exchange alley.
Second. Immediately after the above VIII De SOLD
n LOT In rear thereof. on ihe south side OF Ex-
Third. AT 5h O'Clock L. NJ, TWO BRICK AND
TWO FRAMED STORES AND DWELLINGS
mos. 41S. 420. 422. and i24) beginning 1T the
northwest corner of Marshall and Fifth streets.
fronting together Ga 9-12 feet. running back II
feet to an alley These tenemcnts arc In location
(near to Second Marketl daily growing more val ua-
BILE for business purposes, and Will prove good IN
yestment.
Fourth On MONDAY. 9TH July. at 54 O'Clock P.
NJ, The DWELLING-Il0USE at the northeast cor
ner Of and Thirty-iirst streets Just Without the
city limis). IL has six rooms; h'chei. stable and
other out-hOuscs: fruit and shadcir shrubberS
&C.. all vel enclosed. and about u ACRES OF
LAND attached. ~
Fifth. immediately after the above. 4 FRAMED
HOUSE with three roomsl and LOT on the west
side OF Th'rtelh street between ana streets,
2Sxl32 feet.
Pars OF The property may be seen In a few DAYS ut
the office of the alcioucer5, and will be exhibited
at the times of sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut six. twelve
and eighteen months for ne2oiib notes, with IN
tercst added, and secured nv deeds OF rust.
GRUBItS It WILLIAMS.
tc 90 Auctoncers.
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auc'1oneer,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
ToT on THE SuIyTH CORNER OF HULL
AND SIXTH STREETS. IN MANCHESTER
AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed Of trust ex'
ecutei by Edmond Dixon and wife 10 The under
signed trustees dated the 25th day Of September
1875. and recorded in The Hastings Court of Mall
chester In ID. q. g. p. 434. We VIII proceed to sell NJ
public auction, on MONDAY, July 7ih. Mt = o ciocH
+. NJ default having been made In payment OF tho
Obligations secured IN said deed. and being required
by the beneficiary to DOL The PROPERTY de.
with the improvements thereon. on the corner oi
Biddc and Hull streets, IN The city OF Manchester
fronting rs feet on Hui street ana running back
between parallel lines 65 feet, more or less"
Terms : Cash as to &725.9 and expcnse Of sale
balance on such terms parties interested may an
nOunce at sale. j E.FARRAR,
re. HOBSON,i Trustees.
PA. MARTINI
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. te %
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NOTICE.-By virtue OF writ OF .tcri
" (ocjns issued from the c rk's Office oi ti'c
County Court of Giles county in HE name Of ID. ".
French. for. &c. rs. Pulaski AMI Giles Inrnnihc
COMPANY. auh in my hanS for collection. viii. on
the 4rH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1879. AT N" trout
door Of the court house OF Cites county. "rrr Tor
sale at public auction. 10 The highest BIDDER. tor
cash, ONE SECTION Of TEN MILES OF THE
PULASKI AND GILES TURNPIKE ROAD III
said county. running from Prari>hurG 10 near P"!-
lar Ill., which h:is been lcSed upon 10 saisty sal'
writ y. IL. HttDi M. ~. ="
for j. \. Hale. Sc. {.
JUNE 1879. je2O-la"9ud
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by Jno. +. Laue.iton. Jr., Anc'lonccr,
No. GIG Main street.

TXECUTOR'S 5 a l. f, BY CATA-
II LOGUE. OF THE VALUABLE MEDICAL.
Till; LATE Dir. HOWELL l.. THOMAS AT AUG
TOMAS executor of the estate oil DR.. Howell L..
Thomas, decea Sed. shat! sell 1, 3ucrinn on WE'D
NESDAY the ed Of July. at ) O'Clock L. ~, at lie
auction rooms OF John T. Laur htnn. Jr.. No 81 u
Main street. the VALUABLE MEDICAL. LIMA
RY being possibly as complete j. ~ the probes
sion. including many valuable French publications
elegantly bound. together with large collection oi
surgical instruments, embracing all the improve
mens in such.
Catalogues now ready. - . .
WILLIAM HATCHER, Executor
mo. F. LACGHTOS. JR.. fuctiOntcr. j. 20
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP aE%A
W COMPANY. 1sz7AE1s
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one OF their splendid
steamer-OLD DOMINION. WIASOIE: lSAAC
BELL, and RICHMOSD-every TUESDAY
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY at high water
These ships are entirely nsH, and were built
pressly fer this route.
They t3Te splendid saloons, stsse-rcoms, and bath
rooms.
Tie fare, accommodations, and sttentio ere uu
surpassed. .
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly a
New YORK on the conpany's covered pier, 81 Noru
river.
Freight received until P. II. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, sl2. Steerase, rs ans
sS.
with dispatch, and no charge made except astE ex'
ptnGeS incurred
For further information apply 70
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nyl8 ONCE Company % Wharves, RocketNs
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BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
1912 Main Street.

MICE TWO-STORY DETACH E D
~ FRAME DWELLING. ON EAST LINE OF
TWENTT-FOURTII STREET. CHURCH HILL:
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL. FOR
SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTlON.-I'y request of the
owner "a non-resIccnt shall sell upon the rrcnl,
day Of july, 1879, n. 6 o'clock Z. NJ. the above
property. containing eight rooms: kitchen, &c,
with wafer on lot; stable. &c. The ncighborhood Is
excellent The lot fronts on Twrniy-fonrh street
81 feet. and extends back to wide alley In The
rear 120 feet.
TERMS: One-fourih cash: balance N SIX, We've,
and tirhcecn months. with six per cent. interest
added and notes secured by decd Of trust.
A great bargain Will he had III this property
ROBERT j. LYME,
lie 24-TuT h.F ,M.TukW6t Auctionecr.
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jc %
Ey Grunbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Eleventh street. between Main and Eank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
i SIX HUNDRED AND EIGliTY-TWD ACRES.
N PuWHATAN COUNTY ABOUT FIVE MIL rs
FROM TIE COURTHOCSE.--ln execution OF a
deed of trust frGm ~ t. P"Itcramh wife to the sub
scribcr. trustee, dated 23d April. 1870 and duly
recorded being thereto required by The creditor Sc
cured will sell nv AUCTION, in front Of Powhafan
cnurt-ho,i-c. on MONDAY the TN day Of July,
1879 tthal being court-'av). ut ~ O'Clock NJ the
LAND conveyed In 20 III deed, being the farm known
rs The office" formerly owned by Or. Abncr
C;tmp now Occupieh ny Mr.. l.. :. Irvine, and adj
Joining the lands OF William T.. Royal p. ID. Porter,
and Others and containing 6S2 acres more Or rS|
The improvements BRICK DIV ELI MI
with ten rooms. ana all necessary farm and other
buildings.
Persons disposed 10 purchase arc invited TO eX-
anime Tic property before The day of sale.
Terms iHder the deed. would he sufficient In cas- \
TO dcfrv the EXPENSES OF sale and 10 pay oil boni
for $500, with all arrears OF interest duo upon IT,
and The residue upon such terms as the granior III
said deed may prescribe; but am authorized by tic
creditor u state that if desired L less payment III
cash will be required aud reasonable crIdit gwen
fer the residue Of the debt secured
T.. W. HARDWOOD. Trustee.
GRU3RS & WILLIAMS. AucfiouccrS. jc26
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nrIIu0%. Asr -, r~>ltG.t
RAILROAD tUnrAHT.
COMMENCING st NDAl. Nay II, 1872
~ trains or tas r"a" will ran l. =" ""4.
LEAVE EfriiMu'it ."I 80.
=. ,r,,,,,,T,,t, van ..,i, connecting
lid 3. NJ, lii,'' -, Ar,glIe,,
l"' ,,''a ~ .'..I,..',,,,J i:,iri. -
any Nan t'". a.. ,' C,ir,t,.-
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f'"f a. ''.' - fi',,, =, tt,.-lI.t .ftt
r"s , r|',,''r'', " ~ ',,i ana ,,'Ii
ra,I i:,, ;'E ,,i nGI'' i. .,s,.r,
FrGyst" ana .'..' .>r' : ;'.,- 90,
stations. .r,r ,..,
1870 except >un.Iyl. 49, "s,r' t1hl"%
this ;g"iI vi! a',"c go, : ''""E'''''-
~ =, ,.r. ''"r% !. = N'i,,l, ,.,,...rI,.,
1888 T. Ai r., NV W,!3n. W!'ulr.t"n, rarl.".
charleston. >"rGhaa' hHSn,,. 49,, 49,
lum"la, ,t@tr',. N"r"". N2A ~;
Moh,i" ~" p%r'''.' ~ ~ ,'i ~. ~.
south and >"H,t'%'-' tM.''Y W., ,'.''
ton >aTaunah. '"H y H'N.'. o''''
rr.vs rrrlrs:,.-r,. AnrrH.
.,.',...,, 49,. .,.n- r.r,ra,4ur
$40 a. NJ, Tl;ulNI MA'L ",: t,~ ~
, 80; ~, . .'' :. ,..i ,~nl. %"rth.
t,S'; ;o AZ 3i M,I. S' a. Il liIfWay
WI '. I,.,.,. mann ON .-ua!.
o..- " ,IrtluNDDtTiu< TEAI% dtiy
ic>reI,: s,.aras'. >."lN al All So
ions. ..,.,..,..,r.,x ,,,,y
TAO l. M' hScI" ,'' Stops oaIy 4; MAJ
cm:sirr arr Srts.tt ,,,,lv, eonrec,.ry
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
TENNEDY's ADMINISTRATOR, &c.
IA WHO SUES, &C, VS.. MCDOWELL, EFT
ALS.-IN CIRCUIT COURT OF HANOVER
unnTTNr'py

ALs-M CIRCUIT COURT OF HANOVER
Extract from decree Of April 20. 1871
4 Il 1.-THE Court doth adjudgc, order. and decree
that this cagse be referred TO OF the commission
ors of this with instructions to state the fol-
owing accoEnts and max The following inquiries-
wiz,
"Pirst An account OF all de6ts and demands
against The late Andrew Mcdowell, deceased. or his
estate, with thes mounts thereof TO whom DUE and
their respective. sttorities.
1.Second. An account Of The transactions Of the
Of Andrew Mcdowell, deceased from the date Of her
quali1eaton to lbeTresent time.
Third An accokIt showing what assets OF the
said Andrew Mcdowell remain NOW liRsle for his
debts. 49,. ..'
+, urth. An account showing OF what real estate
he said Andrew Mcdowell died seized with its fee,
simple and annual value, and where Situated, ana
by whom held.
sFilth. Whether the said Andrew MeDowea died
testate or in'estate.
sixth Whether dover can be conveniently as
signed to Mrs. E a. Mcdowell in the rea3 estate or
the said Andrew Mcdowell.
"SevenIh. Wh4 was the surety Of said Eliza I:
Mcdowell on her bond personal repres entatlxe or
Andrew Mcdowell, deceased: and any 9th er matter
specially stated deemed pertinent by himsef or re-
qutred by any purity to be so stated"
Tie parties to this suit are hereby potifed that
have fixed upon TUESDAY the lst day OF July
uext. and The Town Hall OF Ashland, Hanover
COUNTY Va rs the time and place of executing III Is
DECREE when and where they are required 10 attend,
as required by said decree, without further notice.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of May, 1879.
Commissioner in Chancery of Hanover Circuit
Court
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