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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-11
iy Grubbs < Williams,
Peal Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
M. 4 Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" SMALL TENEMENTS AND SEE ETA,
mn ItIEE 7. O'TS On PAGE AND BUCHANAN
STRETTS BETWEEN LOWNDES AND ACCOM-
MoDATION STREETS At AuCIi0X;:PPi I'm s meEd
entereJ Junc 4 1879 in the case Of ArInistead rS.
Arm:stead and others. we will sell by AUCTION UPON
the premises. FRIDAY, l3th June, al o. O'Clock
p AT th. pr OpERTY above rcfe! red 20. II fronts
ON Page street 100 feet, and runs through 10 Bu-
chnnan street on which 1t has The same front, and
will be sub-divi.ed into suitable parcels US WIN oc
shown at the time of sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at four, eight,
and twelve months. with Interest.
EDWARD WADDILL. JR,
n. W. = We,
Special Commissioners.
cpr-pps q vIrrIAMs tuctioncerS. u 8
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BY Grlbbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
Eleventh street between Main and BanS.

COMMISSIONERS S AL E OF THE
I NV AM ATTRACTIVE BRICK RESI-
nEScE No. 3 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, BE.
TWEEN MAIN AND CAEY sd dIiered Iv A fhl
Th.I,cerv Courl of Richmond on the goth day ol
June. 1875, in the snit Of ArnaI trustee, rs a Ar
nall and Others, shall on FRID W. june l3' le q;
h;ghcst bidder AZ public aucron. the VERY NEAT
EIICK RESIDENCE. No. 8 Situated on me we, ives
side of Fourth street between Main ana CIr!
streets and occupied by jlr. j. l.. Arnal anu III
Iamiy. , :, T., ,,or,. o,oo o-
der The lot Is 24xll2 9'l2 rect runs Dach 10 az
alIey and has also an alley on lis norh lne eA'eHa
ing out To Fourth street. .,,,. .sn, ,
Terms: $500 cash. 5000 at six months 5000 a
twelve mouths and The residue III e!@ !i'cen iiti.
with interest FROM day OF the sale. for ncgotlabi
notes anu title TO he retained by The court untl IN
Whole purchase-moncy Is paid and convrNancc OF
dered by the court iHOMS ., , f. .i,rr,,
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Arctiontcrs. E
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nuI-HEADS, $3.50 TO % per ream, Of
is the DISPATCAP RINTINa.H0u
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE.-We have SENERALE a
Il DESIRABLE DWELLINGS, convenient Eli
" local ed in different parts of the city, Tor sale n
from S.. 500 TO 81 600.
Now is the time 10 buy, before there is further
advance in real estate.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO..
je 11-eod2w No. north ienih street.
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By j. Thompson Brown.
Heal Estate Agent ard Aucnoneer,
1113 Lain street.
Sale conducted by Jno. f. LaughtoIi, Jr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
~ IAMES WARDEN. DECEASED. FOR SALE
STe AUCTION.-I will sell on WEDNESDAY.
June / It'll at IL o'clock A. NJ, at The residence OF
thn Hecea ,pd No 420 Brook avenue. near Marshall
street. a general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE. such as
PIANO. ,,, :...
FEATHER. BEDS. CHAIRS, CARPETS.
ALSO,
A HORSE and BUGGY and LARGE PLAT
FORM SCALES.
and numerous other household articles Usually found
at such sales. . on
TERMS: Under $50 cash over that amount 90
div note, satisfactorily endorsed. with ipieres
1"' J, THOMPSON BROWN.
JSn e TArcuT0S. Jr.. Auciioneer. Je Z
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TO DE HAD OF ALL RESPECTABLE WINE AER
CHANTS, DRUGGISTS, AND GRoCERS.
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By Frank j. SAMPSON,
Real Estate Agent, Auctopeer. and Notary Public,
corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
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DICHMOND BAZAAR,
N Nos. 1888 AND l440 FRANKLIN STREET.
THIRTEEN HORSES AND MARES
At AUCTION.
THIS DAY we will sell rs above, at 10 O'Clock
THIRTEEN HORSES AND MARES, Just re,
ccyed amongst them some first -class saodle- ana
hnr, ess animals to which the attention or parties
Wishing to purchase Is particularly requested.
ALSO.
2 SECONDHAND TOP-BUGGlES AND HAIR
! sEC;0ND-HAND oPEN-DUGGY AND BAR
NESS. Il. b. COoh.
fp
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FOE RENT.

TOR RENT OR SALE, A SMALL Ga
L FARM OF TWENTY-THREE ACRES, III
lvIue between the New road and Brook turnpike.
ii has upon 1t NICE BUILDINGS, which are en-.
Sixth and Marshall streets, No. $40, for terms
S'-'- 10 I .aod3IH
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DOR RENT. NICE STOCK-BRIChE :aA
Il RESIDENCE southeast corner Twenty "a
sixth and Franklin Streets adjoining reslucnce Oh
w. l.. Cowardin. containing about leu rooms gas,
water, bath cuvers, stable, &c. The Whole PREM
Uses in class ORDER and the honse the nest on
Church Hill for rent RObERI, q; l. Si1..
lie 9.3t liz nlail stFeel.
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DICHMOND AND pANNILLE RAIL
AS ROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING Effect
SUNDAY, JUNE l.. 1872.
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HAUTERIvE, CELEsTINS-
Specific for Gout, Rheumatism, Dialects, Gravel,
and Diseases of the Kidneys.
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THE VAN LEW MANSION, ON a.
l. CHURCH HILL, FOR RENTING most I'll
beautiful situation In the city; will be partially fur
nshed or unfurnished: with stable, &C.. There Is a
cook ing-range and bathrooms with hot and cold
water. Would suit club Of young men. Apply to
inv lS-lm GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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The report submitted TO the stoCkhold.
srs Of tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
at their annual meeting at Cleveland,
on Wednesday, appears in yesterdays
Cleveland papers. As was tho case last
year, the report is not full-does not en-
brace the receipts Of the lessce-but Prcsi.
dent Mccullough makes the following
statement in relation thereto.
"The business for the year y not yet
ready for report. The present indications
are that very considerable increase will
he shown in tho income over that OF the
previous year. The obligations Of the
lessee have been promptly and faithfully
performed, and your property maintained
In thoroughly effective condition. Two
thousand tons Of steel rails and 120, 900
cross.ties have been put into the track.
All the cars destroyed at the Pittsburgh
riots in July, 1877, have been restored to
the service. The main line between
Cleveland and the Ohio river is now
all laid with steel rails, except five miles
from the woIkhouse north, through the
city Of Cleveland, where trains are con.
fined to slow rate OF speed and twelve
miles between Alliance and Bayard,
There are also six miles Of steel rail laid
from Yellow Greek eastward tU@Hrd Pitts.
burgh, making in all eighty.seven miles Of
steel track. Tho track and equipment
were never in better condition than OF the
present time" ..-e f...t7
It would seem as il this report had had
an inspiring effect on the stock ofthe road,
as It yesterday advanced to So inNew
York aI..rr nf s5a,1sl
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Tho sewerage Of the city.


EultOta lutellkeuSeI' ...H aHa. .- I'D f..rH.
In your editorial on Getty Improve
ments" in yesterdays issue Of the INTEL
llGENcER you depncate what you term
our miserable system Of sewerage" The
condition OF the city is simply this: Quite
number oil the streets and alleys have
sewers, o larger number have none. Sew
ers are costly improvements, and no city
can complete It's sewerage in year or two,
without an uniustiiable and burdensome
tax being imposed upon the people. 1t Is
probably true that more money has been
expended in this direction within the past
FIVE years, than in any ten previous years
Of the city's history. A complete system
OF sewerage, il ever attainable in this city,
must be the growth Of many years. Our
Councils have already done much more in
this direction than they generally get
credit for. ..ts0.- ass. esq.
But one thing they have omitted to do,
and regard it OF sufficient importance to
call attention to 1t in this connection.
Any one who has given the subject any
attention, has observed that even on the
streets provided with sewers, the cutters
constantly contain filthy waste water. In
summer this is offensive and deleterious to
health, while III winter It becomes an
obstruction and q nuisance by being
frozen. For this there is no necessity.
What il the object OF sewer? Manilestty
to convey from the surface waste material
Of a liquid nature. i'T'H n
The principal reason given 10 Council by
petitioners for sewer is that the gutter Il
offensive. But the plan pursued BY
Council has been to construct the sewer
and let the waste water continue to run
Into the cutters. No ldw crisis compelling
property Or71er5 10 tap a Setrer that Is put doIrn
IN front Of their property. l know there's a
law making it an ofense TO run water
into any street, but this does not generally
reach the property owner, and the tenant
Of course Is not expected to make sewer
connections. hence the connections are
not made. ,a.as5ssi.s
When sewer Is laid in street, the
cutters OF that street should, except from
rain, be forever after dry. 4 LGlD should
bt passed compelling Selrcr connections ,rithin
a fired number Of days after The completion OF
The se,Uer BY property holders on both 8ides Of ne
Ired. Otherwise, no sewer should be con.
structed. The writer can point TO one
square In the city which is supplied with
sewer, now four years old, which has
been tapped by four property owners out
Of twenty-five on one side OF the street,
The other eighteen drains carry their filth
into the gutter, the same rs before the
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WEs7 ALExANDEn, January2, 1870.

WEST ALEXANDER, January ., 1870.
EltorS IniellISOncSr, ..'r ~.
The festival ut the U. 2. Church or
New Years eve, which included an oyster
supper, was very pleasant affair socially
and success financially, the receipts
amounting to $50. Itwould have PANIED
out more money II the oysters had mol
Gcen frozen. lrr Ct, .-fI,.I
DR.. A. B. Miller, OF Waynesburg, deliy,
cred lecture last evening in the Presby.
terrain Church, to a very respectable audi,
encc. His subject, Breath OF Liie,p was
handled with skill which made il very
interestingas well as instructive.
A grand ball and oyster supper is up.
pointed for this evening Mt the Wheeling
House, and rs old Winter has smoothed
up the wrinkles in the roads and put ev.
erything on runners, merry time and q
largo crowd are expected. The Roney
brothers will furnish the music. M
This has been the toughest day OF the
season, and the country roads are said to
DO badly driited. nu. X,
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To sick headache, that infallible symptom
Of disOrdered stomach, liver and bowels.
Many suffer from It as many as three or four
times week. They do SO needlessly, for
Hostetter's Stomach BitteTs, by toning the di.
Eestive organs and regulating the bowels and
liver, removes the cause, and dispels the pain
tnl symptom. The intimate sympathy be-
tween the brain and the abdominal region
causes the slightest disorder affecting the latter
to be reflected, as It were, In the otpari OF
thought. The reform Instituted BY the Bit,
tiers wien the digestive, Secretiye and eyacua.
tive functions are in state OF chaos, has other
and more beneficial results, viz, the complete
nutrition Of the whole physical economy, the
restoration OF appetite and repoSe, and an In.
crease in the power OF the system TO resist dis
eases Of malarial typo. MwEAv
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"What do you expect in the way Of
material prosperity to come next?"
e. 81 look for an immense mining develop
ment in many parts Of the country. It
will grow in Arizona, New Mexico, and
Utah, asst has already in Dakota and Ne
yada. Our product from the mines will
be hundred millionsa year in q very lit
tie while. The railroads are now pointing
for the mines in almost every direction,
and will he among them during 1870 and
1880: Or course the mining activity will
be good for agricultural producers, and to
some extent for the steel and iron men.
Capital will be poured into the mines,
drills set up, and temporary towns built.
Meantime there Is nothing that can be
foreseen to put down our enormous excess
OF exports. It seems to me that the effect
must be to revive immigration" - ''@
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FOR CITY sERuEANT.

.fuEFyrL v-7nrrFH VIZ D., ?
MEsshA. EDITpll-rleaSe ahu6unee Capt. ROBERT
COWAH asa candidate Tor the ofiCe Of CLy SefEganL
Convention, and 0bligO
dsse 5T sl = N no MANY oTERs.
Az thefequest Of many CitlrenS announce myself
a CllEens Candidate Tor the Office u CITY Sergeant
ahd proiuiso u elected u faithfully dlichaFse ths
'S asss! y '''a once % t"N Jos. N. paoptr.
MEssRs, EpiToRs-please announce me Il eanaI.
date ior The office Of Sergeant Of The city q WheenE.
dell Ed. N, DAVE.
MEBaRs EntToRS-pieaSe announce that am q can.
dldale Tor The Once q CITY Sergeant subject V Tia
dsl' J. '7''' W " CARL j. MAYER.
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TRUSTEES SALE. a IITIV

By virtueof Deed Of Trust made BY William Ne,
EAbb and Aunle B. MeNabb hid wife. 70 he under.
signed a. Trustee dated the lSh day Of May 1875 and
O. record 10 the CeftS once Of the County Court oi
OHIO coanty Wet Virginia Ia book o. deed. Of Trust
19d on mortgages No at rage ~ Tie andsrhEnsd
THURSDAY. the 10Th day Of December, A. D. 1873,
At the front door q tae Court houss Il sSd co9asT
In the cit Of Wheeling, west virginia the folIoWinS
described real eatate situate In aid city county and
STATE o.WE The undivided half Of nil that par: Of
Iot numbered eighty-nine, 10 Tho 6Ih Ward q 1IId
aty, which sald part measures ny feet in WIdh and
runs o. that width trpnt % lac drawn from
the point where the western boundary Of aid nart al
lpt tho north line ot 3h Stftt %
ne alley hereinafter mentioned and at right aheles
With the alley and aid part also includes The sn-
gular piece q ground, between nd line last uRtneA
drawn % aid alley aud 10th stTee the nd paft d
d lot AdI0tnS an alley on the east side Of aid paFi
lot and measure! tess On 10Th street and In On
H 9@s No yagOI seops lately operated b. Nc
and Thomas MotAt by Thomas Nell and othsFI1eS
6eed dated April sth 1854, and now 81 record 10 Nd
Ia deed book No. ~ 81 IoliI md IL
TERMS oysALE-one-thirdO q the purchase money,
pay IN ealh, and The residue 10 two equal imam
men4 bearing Interest from fhs day ot Me payable
az and twelve months respectively from az day n
ale and secured By deed q the property Sod
t ~ uue beiieVOd GOD, but bolllng q Trustee
saS S9GTeL only such tilo y y vested In m0by id
! lill. ION GEORGE B. CALDWELL. ,1TS.I,s,s, d
J. G, HERyKY, AueLIoneafs =. - . hoii
. The above Iale has beeB adjourned until FRIDAY.
december 2'th' a. D. ia7sIat lOoelOek a. NJ a same
de2O a+asq GEORGE B. CALDWELL, ,T,u,t.., Z!
The above sale = adjourned until WEDNESDAY,
January I'd, le1g ut 10 O'clock 1. NJ al saro place
ds2sb "a GEORGE b. CALDWELL Trustee. %
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"What kind Of reputation has Stanley
Matthews in the Senate2" f..f =
''He came there with some feeling against
him on account OF his anomalous relations
to Hayes, Garfield, and tho party. Think
that he has triumphed, and got general
good opinion from his ielloW.Senators by
tho real good nature that Is in him. He
seems 10 be ambitious by fits and starts,
with lazy periods in between"
"Wllat do you think oil Blaine's Com.
mittee to investigate the South?" ~
at has come 70 just about the end II dc.
served, as one Of Blaine's devices to keep
up some following and prominence for
himself. The Senators, as a rule shrunk
away fromit, notdesiring to grind Blaine's
axes. It has good Chairman, however.
lheye heard that Spencer, Of Alabama,
made the suggestion 10 put Teller at the
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NGw ioRE, January 2,-To.tlay is in.
Vestors day in Wall street, and the Gener.
al Government Of New York City banks,
insurance companies, railroad and other
corporations emphasized the New Year
by paying In gold TO all who desired the
sNnle, annual interest and declared divi.
dends. II Is noteworthy that a decided
preference Is given to paper money, as Il
Is more convenient and acceptable. y,
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DIED.

KENNEDY-on Wednesday nirht January |, 1s7s
q 70 O'Clock, DAVID KENNEDY, IN the Sghtieth ycs,
Of his age. 80. -
The funeral Will lake place from bis late residence
No. u rWCntythird street. this afternoon q. O'Clock
Friends OF the family are Invited.
KrRTZ-on Wednesday morning, January lst
iS;9, at O'Clock, Of Consumpt on CGRoLISE D.
rellet oil George II. RurtI, aged 81 yeAn aud Il
Funeral from ST. Jacobs Evangelical Lutheran
Church, 400 chapllaO Street, on Friday, January "a
at 10 o'clock AN. Friends are respectfully invited
TnterInent at Mt. Wood. .''li1 an Jga0'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
cToCKHoLpERs, MEETINd-

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING n
The Annual Meeting d the Stockholders Of the
peopleS Bank for The pleCtloa q Directors VIZ he
held Al lhe Banking House 90 THuRsDAiJ JANuAs
Rf, ielh, iS10, between The hours y II 4, y and
- A,c.NeKEE,
jsps 50. Z Cashiet.
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The totals OF coin and bullion are about
so5OOOO0OO, and u paper about 1885,
100000. The coin in tho United States
Treasury December 80 was abort $780,
100000, aud in the banks about $50, 1000.
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HAS John Sherman Presidential aspira.
at has occurred TO me-" said tho Senator
that perhaps Hayes would force a point
to help Sherman get the nomination. Al
the same time that would only antagonize
q Republican Convention again. That d
one reason why Washburne has no show
The party is too positive, and it has Ind
too much experience with Hayes to make
any trials Of fellows who are only backed
up by the guerrilla style OF newspapers
No more accidental NH.a5ahS-fTI
"Whois more likely to be the Demo.
cratic nominee than any other person ~
"Just now it looks like Tom Bayard
very much. He has thrown of his list.
lessress, and appears to have gone intothe
campaign, ! don't think, however, thal
he Is the equal, in respect Of fellowship.
talent, or experience. ofThprman. Thur.
man is highly regarded by his associates
in the Senate. The old fellow may have n
little demagogery about him, but his grain
is good. He has plenty OF youth in him,
too, and can take his dram and play M
corner at cards with anybody. He has
managed tho battles OF his Farty in M
Senate without mourning any hostility ior
being discourteous. The old fellow bas
the element OF certainty on his side, and
you can always depend on him, either "a
an opponent or friend" uH III
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sournnRSges.

"What man in the Senate has the most
quality in the Southern States?" ' f'
Lamar Is very dangerous and q very
able mana little crazy, think. This
fellow Wade Hampton, who sabout to come
into the Senate, is sort OF Southern
Schuyler Coliax, and, under hypocrii-
cal exterior, is the originator Of the whole
system Of cruciiying the Republican party
in the Southern States. His sinister
qualities under smiling exterior have &C.
complished what the Ku Klux and Forest,
their chief, never could do"
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A,1s1ns.s1sssaseutm.
sTRREr COMlnsSTONER.

Mkslt PieaSe announce TINT am q
Y iSs ssS S ~ 10 sss as
ianss Tfios. RATcLtfF.
MElsla. EptTpRs-At the request d msny iliends,
and having had considerable experience VI Iork
such - 4 required Of The Street comnilslonSF, L
hefehy announce myself Z . candidate lot aid
I;a'' GEORGE ARKLB.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

oYH1oE WHEELIN0 4 BELMONT BRlp9E "a
mo ri rolWhEELlNG, W. Va, DsC, 70, ism
The Annual Meeting Of the Stakeholder q, n,
Wheeling md BELMONT Bridge Company viii b M
q the ofiCo q the Company on MOldAy, the ISk ~
otJanaaryi ltIg, between The hour Of and 81 ot9k
Ing the ensuing year.
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STOCKHOLDERS, NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the Stakeholder oil III. d.
mont Chs Works win b; held at the Once d a,
Company, In BslIaire, Ohio January SIh, AT VaaI
Psns ghieh dino tsten a Director win h tle,,s
70 .sstei rths shaains ysah " ~
del "a N, SHEETS. EA.,
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caleb Cushins.N4I

EEwDuRyroRT, Mass, January2.-calet
Gushing has failed rapidly in the last "a
hours. His friends are hopeless, -
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NOTICE 10 ARCHITECTS.

oREIcE SECRETARY or ErATE,
WHEELING, October n, isil
The Board Of Public Works ol the stats Of va
Virginia viii receive at this Office until DeeenbtT il
ism plAna for tho alteration IN and addition, d y,
building Known q the estate House." 10 Tie siij Il
Charleston, KAnawhA county from such architect !,
may please y, submit them, Il being understood I'M
no PLAN will nR PAID Y0R unless the same % adCtt.
% ~ The Board, y BRADY, Secretary OisuS
si9 j .Hssilud J1Ti DEcENDEa II, ls1
The time tor rseelving plAsG above mentioned n.
tended 9ntil Tuesday, tho 2ist day Of January iEI
'by order. iJl iiII .Hl r3.E y. BRADY,
ueIV SecTeIAry Of SillA
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80 : 10 JOHN RoBERrsoNT rrsst.s.
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, Attorneys. III
The above ale . sdjoa1nsd Hatrt SATURDAY SS1
December 2IH, A. D. ls7s At 10 oeoek 4, H., a saS
place. 'fdFFl'F F'7' FS''fs''
dei6 JOHN, ROBERTSON, Trustee.
The above sale q dIourned until TUESDAY, Jan.
uAry 2S, A. D. Ib79 At 10 O'Clock A. NJ Al same plSca
doz9 JOHN RoBERTS6N, Trustee.