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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, November II, 1877.
9cuntry produce.

WEDNESDAY. November II, 1879.
country produce.
ApUtfS: S2M$223 "a barrel.
GsesWI. zoe. = ID. ,,,..,- 49,
G1ra Weut: soc. y bus..cl for country; zoe. for
DritX Fruit: AnnIer. gate; r"arhrs. peeled,
5Qsc.; unpecled, 3G4c.; cherries, zoe r. b.;
biichUcrrics Cal w
rus. In b:rr,.ls. TIC &c.; In craies, 10 o zoe.
F-otheTS: A'r!.ne nVe-SoD>e' 3o@ioe.' |V:EA.o.i'
-G E9sEs;.,t: sI@$lIo > hnshel:
Eny: Virginia Timothy, SOMo3c.; mlNc1' G1W
7Jc.: .ovsI, G5r.
outs: Balcd. t5Fl I.Ic.
P0,di0-s: Irish. 4 barrel, s1.oo.
Lard: Country. G:.N7c.
Rye: G5@7Oc. ? 1ush"l.
SNmGc: Prime, 11c.
gnLed &T1IC: s5tc3Oc.
:yooi: washed, 2Sn30c.: unwash.'t. 20"22t.
BURY wool win orrn@ from lo &c. :. D. less !Gsn
above rates.
cem-,at. Lime. Plaster. sc.
CEMENT: kc5e,da!e, $3.50 y barrel.
lime: Agricultural, a@ lJc. = o,ishel; Rockand.
in.l, 81; G!sna's Falls. S:im90c.
Piasfs;: i.Hrnn. $3.50; ground, 10; caiciast
pl.sier. ~, 5QgsSl.7J.
Tar: L.ige Size. I3.25trr3.oO.
Drugs, Dycx:aHs. oils, &c.
1 1iS";,ss: 5: a.sc > 1snen.
CGIi9srus: &c.
CotyIfnsGl: y y -.
| Ea5ract at Loyt5ooa: l7e-
I7t3sgo: :l@Sl.lO.
n:Ix iinserti oOc.: machine. sl@Sl.75: snerIa,
| 49,: whs,e, EQc.: straits. 33 Gi3c.: L4orador-
| So n; iOI6,i"; lard. Csc: sweet So y ucnef !;
| Ut .siad ~ 30: castor, 81 % p Elllon: Firgla
i%hriT:,tlmr 3u43uc.: sero:eae. l0c cash, 3 Sal-
ION.
Roofs: Ginseng, a0c.; seaeca, without 'o2' $3.50
Soda: Sal. la@2c., N kegs; English SOFIA &C.
| American, 3(G4c. a.
| Spirits TnrpsntiRs: aug.
| Dry Goods.
| Broom Hhes:,TGs ana Shtftfnos: is M@A tno
ter &c; Manchester. 5ae.: y haacasSleE, ~
| Al James River. &C.; 4 James RlTer. otc.. 7
James River. Axe. fl Granitesc. 7c. y GfaihVo'
lille &C.: IA Rockbr!tge. SIC: Rockhride. d.
"A w. Conesto2a, INC. = q. EonestcHA- sc, \ ~
Conestoga. &c; l0-i rcperill, 2oc.; 4u-f CnS
25c.: CotJ0n-varns. oGc.
| Bieachsd EhfrttHas and Shestfngs: 4 W Am
sutta, Ice: "A Masonviile, 0Hc.; Al Hoct Ls,e
&c.; "A Home. 9hc.; A Oneida. l0c.3 A.
| Avondale. &c: Al Social. SIC: IA Anosseas
Dos, Sic; Fruit-ol- the-Loom, 9Hc b. = Se!tuatc
| IT,: Methnan. &C.; PETERBOROUGH, 1&c.. 10-s Wa
tham o7hc: lO-4 CITY Mills. csc.
! Bro1pn UrtlJs: Petersburg. &C., Granttevtti'
&c: Kockbrilge, 4. &c.: IA, size.
| Nn,sst JeGaS: Pavoafa, &c.; AmoskeaT. Toe
| dsilowel!. DC. ,o,,. ,..., o.o,r, am. O.
Prints: American, 3fe,; Aliens &C.; h"a
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The Champion Disaster.
MEETING OF THE COURT OF INQUIRY.

AEEIlNG VI HE CDUkI INJURY.
PHILADELPHIA, November 12.-The court
CT inquiry 10 investigate The circumstances
OF the recent collision between the steamer
Champion and the British ship Lady Octa-
via off the Delaware capeS convened this
afternoon. Acting-Consul Crump stated
that the purpose OF the present investiga-
ton is TO ascertain what WAS the conduct
OF the officers and crew OF the Lady Octa-
via just previous to and during the
collision. The log and other papers OF
the Lady Octavia were put in evidence,
together with the repor! OF Captain johnson
to the British Government, in which be
gave as the cause OF the collision the ncGli-
gence of the Champion in having no lookout.
Captain Johnson, upon examination, re-
iterated all the statements made in his log,
and explained the relative positions OF the
Ships at the time OF the collision. He said
the water was smooth, the wind light. the
sky clear, and it was moonlight. He was
awakened by the chief officer calling
out. aud before he could get on
deck the collision occurred. The watch
on the Lady OctavIa saw the steamer for ten
minutes before the collision. Captain john
son considered, with his knowledge OF navl-
CATION, that it was his duty to keep on his
course. II collision WAS inevitable, it
would be the duty Of the officer in charge
OF the deck to throw everything "aback,"
but not to alter his course: but there was
no time in the present instance to do this,
and it was not done. Had the Champion
struck the Octaya ten feet further aft the
litter would have sunk at once. Captain
johnson then explained the damage TO his
own vessel and his efforts TO save life. The
chief officer OF the Octavia will be examined
tomorrow.
There will be another investigation OF
this disaster under the Jurisdiction OF the
United States local inspectors.
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s'euSrcssman yOorhis, of New Jersey
Arrested.

PATERSON, n. j., November 12.-Hon.
Charles II. Eoorhis, member Of Congress
from the Fifth district OF New Jersey, was
arrested yesterday afternoon at Hackensack
on the charge Of abStractin@ from The First
National Bank OF Hicken'ack, OF which he
was president, collatcrals deposited to Sc
cure a private lean. The aflidarits were
made by Cashier Brewer and Fice-PIeS''
dent Decroot. Yoorhis was taken before
the United states Commissioner. but up tc
this mornn" his bail had not been liked
He was not locked up. but was held under
surveillance at his own home.
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MAsEED THIEVES N BANK.-Ddyt0n.
W'to, November 11.-Masked thieves visit.
tN Inc residence OF the cashier Of the Ma
uoha! Bank OF Germantown last night, and
Maae him 90 with them 10 the bank. They
H0Ialhed the key to the vault and opened
u, ou' The money-drawer was closed by a
~, gGle iock and proved to be burgiar-proof.
lEe men then robbed the cashier OF two
%Iches, some iewelry, and little money,
i.a Escaped. No trace Of their Whereabouts
- been obtained
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, November IA large
number OF persons from other States were
preset at the races to-day. A number OF
fast horses were entered in the various
races and the betting was heavy. The most
interesting event was match race between
J. Woods GartI's Maidstone, of Albemarlc,
and {. W. MediRger's Tramp, OF Balti-
more, mile heats, best two in three, Tor
purse OF 1900. The race was won by Mad
Sr0pp
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OPPOSING THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Boston.
November ia serious controversy has
arisen between members OF the. Roman
Catholic parish OF st. Mary's, in Cambridge
port, and their priest, Father Scully, on ac-
coust OF the latter's refusal to administer
the sacred rites OF the Church to such men,
bers OF his congregation rs send their chill
dren to the public schools. 1nasmuch as the
priest h sustained by Archbishop Williams,
his action has caused n sensation through
out this part Of the State.
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LEpROSY.
A MODERN MIRACLE-AsToSIsHISG RESULTS
FROM TIE USE OF CUTICURA.

MODERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESULTS
FROM THE USE OF CUTIcURA.
MesSrs. Weeks d. Pstter Commemorative have
case of leprosy in our poOrhouse which Is being
cured by your CCTICURA remedies. The county
had employed all Of our doctors, and had sent 10
New York for advice, but to no avail.
The patient commenced using the CUTICuRA
and immediately began getting better.
lie had been confined TO his bed for two and one
half years. Had not had his clothes on during
this time. Last week he dressed for the first time.
When he walked, there would ut least one guar
of scales come off OF him.
This Happened every day.
We thuk il is Il wonderful cure.
We do not say he IS cured, but he Is in fair WAY
TO be cured. 10 say The least. Yours truly,
DRUMMING BROTHERS,
Druggists and Booksellers.
ALLEGAS, MICN.. February IL, 1879.
Note.-Messrs Dauning Brothers are thoroughly
reliable gentlemen, and were unknown to us prior
To the receipt of this letter. We firmly heeVe lhls
ruT1CuRA will permanently cure this very severe
case OF Leprosy as il has done many others.
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Meeting OF stet.lau.rs, t,rea,tor.

new YORK, November 12.--At meeting
OF the creditors Of the stettlauers, OF Chica.
90, last night, the report OF an expert showed
the assets to be Sl,242, 71s.G5 less the guar
anty on open accounts and contingent La
0li!ty, amounting to $4,000, leaving
1914, 929.10 applicable to payment OF unse.
cured creditors, which would be 81 Ito
per cent. A resolution was adopted to
entertain no proposition that looks TO CON-
promise at less than ca cents on The dollar.
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ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY.
CAgEsyILIE, November II, /

CARESYILLE, November Il, 1879.
klit0rS UiSputch: Had it not been for
tar coIorcl vote we would have beaten the
Eeadinstcrs in this county two to one.
With The s)Ild coloied vote they only got
Us majority. GAVIN RAwLs.
All this evidence is important. Let it be
seen clearly that it was negro triumph,
and the real people will find remedy.
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Tho sanitary Condition OF Memphis

MEMPHIS, November 12.-The committee
OF Memphians appointed at meeting helo
in st. Louis last September to devise means
for improving the sanitary condttion OF
Memphis met this afternoon, and decided 10
hold public meeting Saturday night 70 APP
peal TO the Governor to call an extra session
Of the Legislature to authorize the ieVYins
OF a special tax for sanitary purposes.
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Eihel Sukt Filed.

BALTIMORE, November IA libel suit
was filed to-day in the United States DIS
trict Court by the owner OF the steamer me- :
FALCON, claiming $40, 900 from the owner OF
the schooner S. G. Tryon for sinking tne
steamer on the night oi the Sth instant
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1.-THE New Christianity of Dean STAN
ley, Matthew Arnold, and Mass HUI
Icr.'
WAsHIHGToE, November 12.-Bishop
Keane, OF Richmond, delivered lecture
here tonight to one o: the largest audi
ences that ever assembled in Lincoln Hall.
His subject was "Tbe New Christianity OF
Dean Stanley, Matthew Arnold, and Mass
Muller" He reviewed the positions OF
these gentlemen, analysed their theoloelcal
opinions, and demonstrated from Roman
Catholic standpoint the fallacious and So
phistical character OF their arguments. Inc
Bishop was warmly congratulated upon Ills
brilliant effort.
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preparod by WEEKS 4 POTTER. Chemists and
Druggists. $50 Washington street. Bostoil. Mass
ana for sale by all druggists and dealers Price OF
cUT1cURA-small boxes. so cents; large boxes
containing two and one half times the q,lnn:lty OF
smalD. 81. REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTIcUR-A
SOAP, 25 cents per cake; by mail, 30 gents; three
CAKES. rs CENTS. my l-Tu,Th&S
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Railroad Accident.

TRENTON, n. j., November IA freight
train on the Pennsylvania railroad ran into
the rear OF another train between Princeton
junction and Lawrence. completely demol-
ishipg several cars. Two men were Sc,
riously injured. The wreck cuused seVerai
hours Of DELAY.
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Sy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

new YORK, November "a N1on.--Stocks strong.
Money. GFG7 per cent. EXchange--LoHg, 479h:
short. 1922. State bonds neglected. Governments
strong.
EreniHg.-Mnney easy; loaned down from TO )
per cent. Exchange inacti,e ut 47SE. Govern
meuts strong: new -. lO2ii; + ler cents, lU3.
States quiet and nomiaally unchanged.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November l2.-Eirg.uia G's defer
red. Z: eonsols. IA; past-duc coupons So: new
lO-4O's, I'M North Carolina 6S. old, %. Bid to-
l1
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Grant Interviewed.

CINCINNATI, November ia special to
the Enquirer from Galena gives an inter-
view with General Grant, in which the lat
ter said: "When start East, in December,
it is possible l may get some employment at
something which will change my other
plans. The only information | have OF
being made president of the TeXas-Pacitic
railroad is through the newspapers. No.
thing OF the kind has ever been offered me-"
Reporter: Very many people insist that
you must be President OF the United States
again."
"Tbat, too" said General Grant. sis
without my authority. The fact is. have
not been disturbing myself about anything
since went away. Amy plans for the fu-
ture for me are without consultation with
-
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COpSTY TAXES.

NT0TICE TO THE TAXPAYERS or
IN HENRIcO COUNTY.-You are hereby n noti'
lied mat Your taxes for Tnckahoe BEookana: Ihc.
ded and yarina districts will oe r.aay LOT snnrt
hons - from sr he i5TM OF EovEMBER 70 the lsT
OF DEEMBER after which time tners w ~ S be
is w. ,rerss WILLIAM 5t. McGRUDEk,
NO In.1fSe1 County Treasurer.
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BANKS AND gAsXREs.
LABOR EXCHANGE.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIc iIAKiTlEs
AINSHoUSE BUILDING.
RICHMOND VA, September "a. 1879.

AIMSHousE BUILDING. (
RICHMOND, Va September "a. 1ol3, ,
A "LABOR EXCHANGE HAS BEEN
n ESTABLISHED, under the supervision o. lht
undersigned, for the purpose of obtaining work !or
the unemployed and homes for INDECENT children Vi
this city. - ~ rr>-
OPENED, In connection with the Department oi
Outdoor Poor" where applications of those seek
Ipg employ Ment and those desiring 10 employ ter.
sons can be- registered.
Persons representing various trades and occupa-
tions are DOW registered for employment
Tho.e in wan, OF SERVANTS, LABOREES, &c.
ire requested to call at or correspond With this
Office. s,-npp,x-r,>~
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES, RicHhOSD
VA - marked LABOR EHCHANGEs.,
'A'' '"A CHARLES 2. RISGER.
seo4-3m Superintendent OF PuoEe Charities.
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Fire Record.
corroS-sgEp oIL-woRKs BURNED.

coTToN-sgED OIL-woRKs BURNED.
YAzoo CITY, MISS, November T.
Charles Mann's cotton-seed oi'-works,, on
Cedar street, was accidentally destroyed by
fire to-day. Loss, $4,000; insurance. Slo,'
100,
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pOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EA
Is ECUTED AT TIE DISPATCH ghthfiss
HOUSE,
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HssssTS. SHOES. sc.

RsstsTS. SHOES. sc.
TINHE THINGS THAT ASToAlSH& H1
THE NATIVES: ~
HANDMADE. DoUeLE-SoLE FCLL.LENGIH
LEG BOOTS st 81;
HANDMADE CONGRESS CATERS aud CAf-
TOE ENGLISH SHOES Al s..
These goods are genuine handmade and fair
stitched.
The big stock of TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VA
Uses, BAGS, &C.;
The Wilderness OF thos. OLD LADIES' and OLD
GESYkENENS SHOES;
The asr,awaess OF those SHOES made for slim feet
CALL AND SEE THEM.
noa j. A. GRIGG, Tenth and Main.
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MARINE HsTELLIGENCE.

PORT uF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER ~, 1879.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise. aud passengers, l.. Is. 1atun,
agent. -, ,,--.
schooner FOarning sea, Wro,cn, Baltimore, mcr-
chaudi,c, Iurrie & Co.. ~
schooner St,r-Sp1n.icd Banner. Mutton, Phlia-
delrlr!a. coal and slaves, Curtis ( Parker.
CLEARED FOR TINS FORT.
From New York November IGt!., schooner i. Il.
Goodman. Iiearn. -
from Philadelphia November 10Th, schooner
Sarah SEul.rt. >tccrnan. ,,
! From Baltimore November eth. schooner Eddie,
Palmer. .
! MkGORASDEH
| pvlr,DEIpIiIA. No eulbgr 10 --Arriyrd: Scboo-
| ner y. A. Bartie, johnson, from Richmond.
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Flour.
Fine, S3.5OMS4: 5upcrf!ne, $5.50MsJ.73; eH;rs
$6.50gS6.75: common family, S6756aS7; fancy,
brands, S7@rS.
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rOLLINS'S VOLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLASTEIS.

THERE are more cures MADE Win HUI n'A A'S
than all other medicines.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-01-23

In the struggle for freedom the white
covering of the head and shoulders fell
away, and John Mercer caught II glimpse
of the face he well knew-the face of Il
girl for whom his heart had been learning
a lesson of love though at a distance. In
an instant he recognized the situation.
Here was Jessie. going home from her
friends home. 400 feet away from her own
home. The night being damp she had
pulled her white skirt over her head. le;rv-
ing a white petticoat below. In the mist
she appeared all white-a ghost. While
Mercer read this riddle the girl continued
to cry out and to strike at her captorS.
The neighborhood was alarmed. Ian
tern began to appear here and there, and
voices to answer. The young men were
almost paralyzed by the situation. Mercer
was trying 10 keep his face hidden, and
Jerry endeavoring to unloosen Jessie
fingers from his hair BY II combined
movement they threw the girls skirts
again over her head. and then as she tried
to pull them down. mlOosening her grasp
upon her aSsailants, they ran like deer and
escaped.
IF Chestnut street ever had a ghost,
which doubt" SAYS John Mercer, now-a-
days. Jerry and settled it. II never
appeared again. Our adventure was the
mystery of the town for weeks, and the
city papers wrote up the great outrage in
the most wonderful style of untruth
What became of the ghost we caught
Here, Come to the window See that
woman on the lawn, romping with the
children? It's Mrs. Mercer? OF course
it is. It's also the ghost we-,Ierry and |
caught that night; and a mighty good
spirit shes been. o yes she knows all
about it," says Mercer. II went round
the next day and told her the story. Long
Well. our silver wedding will
be next week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-01-23
loral ann State Nfms.
RAILROADS IN MAINE.

their annual report TO the Governor. They
have faithfully performed the duties prescribed
by statue, and from careful inspection they
are enabled to render a very gratifying ac-
count of the railroads of the State. They
are all in safe and quite satisfactory condi-
tion. Those of the principal lines of travel
are excellent. The main lines of travel are in
no way inferior to any in New England. All
the railroads in the State have been brought
to the standard gauge, with the exception of
fifteen miles of narrow gauge in Aroostook
county. The Portland and Oxford Central
Railroad has passed into new hands. during
the year, and has been put in excellent CON
dition. The following table gives the names
of the railroads and the number of miles in
operation, &c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-01-23
lrgaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
District Court of the United States, District
Of Maine
In the maiterof

In the ma'terof
Edward X. >iblcv, In BANKRUPTCY.
Bankrupt
FINiiS l. 10 GIVE MOTTO T. that "A petition ha
L been presented To the Court this second das of
January, lssp, by Edward X. >hcs oi Nassahuro'
in said District bankrupt ihli, iinally and as !,
member of the firm oi Peter >ibiry SON. and G.o.
H. Pope Co., pray ing that he may be dtcrtrd la
have full discharge from all his debt. n,li, hIal
and cupartnership, pru,ah. under the bankrupt
Act, aud upon reading said Petition:
1r Il ORDERED by the Court that a lcarng be had
upon the same, the first Monday of March, A. II.
ls79 before the Court in Portland. IN said District al
10 o'clock \. H. and that notire thereof be pnhis shed
In the DAILY keun-bec journal and the Weekly Port.
land Advertiser slap.rs printed in said District
once q week for three successive weeks, and in
the Weekly kennebcc journal, the last publication Ia
be- thirty days ut least before the lay of rai Ing and
that all creditor, who have proved their debts and
all other persons in interest, may appear AT ad tim.
and place, and show cause, II any they have Mhy the
pray er of said petition should not he granted.
WM l.. PkEBLE.
Clerk OF District Court for said District.
fiau Ii lMb
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-01-23

kEANEBEC COtNTi-In Probate fionrf, h4id
at i"g"std, on The Fourth Hontuy Of Dec, Hb~r,
JS7N.
4 NALNiN HOPKINS, Executor of the last " III and
Y testament of Aaron :. l.yford. late Of Mt N-r.
non, IN said County, deceased. hav ing presented his
hr-t account II, Executor of said will for allow
btbthtn, That notice thereof be given three
weeks succ'ssi,tiy rior to the fourth Monday Of
January next, III the Daily kennebec Journal news.
paper printed in Augusta. that all persons Interested
may attend al Probate tour then be- held ut Au.
mot be allowed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest - CHARLES llEwI>s, Register.
Jan Ot3w &w2ws
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-01-23
District Court of the United States, Dis
trict of Maine.

In the matterof
DeoTe u. Pope, In bankruptcy.
bankrupt
VI>IIIS l. TO GIVE NOTICE thar a petition has
i been presented to the Court, this second ,lav Of
January, 1917, by George II. Pop. of Nasaboro, in
said District, Bankrupt. individually aud n mem
ber of the firm of Georgr H. Pope Co. PRAYING that
he may be decreed To have full discharge from all
his debts indiN idua and coparnership. proyablc
der the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition
IT l. ORDERED by the Court. that hearing he had
upon tho same on the first Monday of March, 4. ID.
ls7y before the Court IN Portland, n said District
10 o'clock \. NJ and that notice Thereof be- published
in the Daily kennebec Journal and the We.klv Port
land Advertiser, wspapers printed in said District,
once IA week and once In the Weekly kennebcc Jour
nal the last publication to be thirty days least be.
fore the day o hearing, and that all creditors who
have proved their debts, and other parties in interest
may appear AT said time and place, and show cnusr
ifany Tie, have why the pray said Petition should
not be granted.
WM, L. PREBEE,
Clerk of District Court for said District.
tian 4 J. - 2y& lwi
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hale Uf Kea, LIST .Ie nv A,s,y
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE uNITtu STAT
FOX TIE DISTRICT OF MAINL

u.
In the u ut er OF Peter sp,
L., and fdwari X. Sb'ey
Par'ners us Peter Sibley 4 In Rapkruptey
son,
Bankrupts.j
DISTRICT OF MAINE So.
fn' suant Ia IN order of the Court, issued No.
'tmoef u ieIs the undersigned. Assignee ui th,,
estate ol AID Rahkrupts, in ell at publc auc.
toh' ~ th" Nice OF He ber NJ. Heath, Augusta
NE fflday )'huaiy, l1th, 1879, at 10 A. a. lh..
ioll"wlhg 'eai .eiaL viz:
'W- ~ khowna. the Cole fa run situated in Xas
~ = Mel neb'c County, STATE OF Maine, o,n,,.
CO. '"tin"ing eli ~esl 5 lie o. road Il adm ,om
'' oige Iahe % 10 u NE a. ringt n'- thence run.
hihs u, ell! on said ttJe's east line To land OF
.ta~ ". Nichols; thrrcc runni,g e.steiIy on ssl,i
Nhi oi7 saii t. AL thence rushing across tal,t
'"ht', hhu n o' The south In ot Daniel P,y,hr.
TOT : ahdt Lard \. 7. Tuser; thence running
'"uiitfiy %" sald 1abei's wr-t ine, 10 hand al
leone att r; tlenr. ming westerly ou said
'to se iabei'- hoith lireto said road. y
Aso' one lot Ia sad Va, saiboro', b-ainniry Y 1T
n"i GO rntr OF Albert NJ. ErAiiry's Iai d. On
tht road ieadnt hon the outlet, 20 called to
North Ni-'ai or"', thence running DoithSriy on
sald road eight, .iour ieel To land OF H. Newer. !.
,hesee running ~e,ierls parallel with .aid brad
leys north line, to sI Vi Ann w, rtb theme run
inentoitd oui Il 4"
Both said arces heing N jeci to pnor,s ne
gwen TO Angus y wings Bar L, dated f.by,,n, v
J. 1876, ieco ried in kennebec tlgistry isoox 80,
pte l6 The amount ioS due viii be made
owd at tine md place at sa'e.
HERBkkT NJ HEATH Assigp,c
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