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CITY ORDINANCES. OFFICIAL.
VIM. II. HARRIS.
Secretary IN the Convention
MAYoHALTY or NEW ORLEANS, l
Civ Hall. April m. ts7g.

NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANS, 1
City Hall. April ~. 1879.
mo. Observation-Disclosures Serles
An ordinance creating General Central
| Depot for the wholesale OF vegetables In
| the city Of New Orleans.
10 II ordained by the Council Of the city Of
| New Orleans, That from and after the pass
age Of this ordinance the st. Mary's Market
| will be specially designated and appropriated
| for Ia General Central Market or Depot for
the sale Of vegetables at wholesale, On such
| terms and conditions as arc hereinafter pre-
| scribed.
| ARTICLE |. All gardeners or vendors Of
vegetables not occupying tables, stands or
| stalls lii the public markets Of this city shall
be compelled to 20 TO the Central Depot for
the sale Of their vegetables.
| ART. 2. The Council shall have the right TO
designate what portions OF the Central Depot
will be set apart for the sale Of vegetables,
| reservlng the privilege to designate the bal
ance Of stalls, tables and stands for the sale
Of meat and other goods
ART. 3. All carts carrying vegetables to the
Central Depot shall have the right to arrive
to or depart from said depot at all hours OF
day Or night, except between the hours Of IL
m. and y. m, which time ID specially re-
served for cleaning said market or depot.
ART. 4. The dues on stands, stalls and
tables In the Central Depot shall be the
same as those specified In ordinance No 1888,
a. ~. but any person or persons occupying
q stall, stand or table IN said depot, Or any Of
JIG puDllC IllAIhebS, blH1, Us5iueH Selling from
cart Or carts, shall pay twenty-five cents
per day for each cart.
ART. 5. No cart carrying vegetables to the
public markets will be allowed to remain on
the neutral ground or levee opposite the fruit
and vegetable markets, from and after the
first day Of June, 1879.
ART. 8. Any person or persons violating
the provisions Of this ordinance shall be liable
to fine Of twenty-five dollars for each and
every otfense, and In default Of payment of
said fine to Imprisonment for thirty days.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New
Orleans April g. 1879.
Yeas-Chevalley Glynn, Isaacson, Marks,
Mealey.
I.W. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy:
ROBT. G. WooD, Secretary.
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D. q. Holt w. w. n. H. withersIl ana
w. Frank WithsreIII

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT no. THE
= parish u Orleans. No 5z7s-By virtue OF
the honorable the Filth Dstriet Court p fer Tx R
parish Of Orleans. In the above entitled cause.
MIL VII proceed to ssll ct public auction. ut the
IN the second District 81 this city Oh WEDNES-
DAY. May u. 1879, at IL o'clock M. the following
described property. 10 wit
FOUR LOTS situated In the Fourth District
ct this city, designated ~ lots numbers ons TO
ou 1. lot number IN one measures twenty three
front on Water street, seventy eight feet eight
inches front on Pleasant street. twenty. three
feet one Inch front on Lsyee street and twenty
sewn feet four inches and seven lines in depth
on The line of ny number two; lot number two
measures ssr twentythrse FEET ons ineh ana ono
twenty three feet one inch front on Lsvse street
by depth Of seventy. seven feet fonr Inches and
seven lines o. the division line Of 10y number
one, and OF seventy fix feet 1ne inc1 and SIX
lines on the line Of lot number three; lot num-
Dor three measures twenty three feet one inch
Wafer street. twenty three fsst ons Itch n front nj
% Levee street BY depth d. seventy. six feet
one Inch and sfx lines on the line Of lot number
line Of lot number four: and lot number four
measures twenty-three feet one inch and one
and fhree-alarters lines front on Water street,
twenty three feet one iEcn front ON Levers street
BY q dept. Of sevsnty-fvs feet four Inches On
me line q iot number three. and Of seventy-six
together with all the right. title and interest Cf
defendant. II any hs has. to the batture OF
my other lines lying between the said lots and
.. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. situated IN
the same district. .designated as lot number
s IL. pn plan Of y Buisson. dated the twenty
q z. drina. notary public: said lot measuring
twenty, seyen feet ten inches front on Levse
and extending In depth to the Mississippi river,
together with all the improvements thereon.
and % also VI accretion and battnre formed or %
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/ Enrolment EMsyniefee-Ifs RespgH sibiIities.
| RULE 6g.-The Committee on Enrolment
shall be In charge Of and responsible for oil
ordinances, resolutions etc, placed in their
hands for engrossmsnt or enrolment. until
returned TO The secretary OF reported to the
Convention
Amendments.
RULE 7D.-All questions on amendments,
not extending TO the merits, being short OF
| the final question, shall be decided by ma
| jority OF the members present, although d
greater number be required for the decision
OF the final question.
Iyesious Question:
| HUIE u.-When call for the previous
| question has been nude and sustained, the
| question shall BIS upon pending amendments
| and the main question In their regular order
and oil incidental questions Of order arising
after motion for the previous question has
been made, and pending such motion, shall
be decided whether ON appeal or otherwise,
without debate: provided, TINT d majority OF
the members present shall be necessary to
order tho previous question: and the aues-
ton from the chair shall be- "Shall the main
question be new putt"
Special Orders.
RULE ~. When the hour shall arrive fpr
tho consideration Of special order, 1T shall
be the duty Of the presiding officer 10 take 1t
up, unless the unfinished business Of the pre-
cedlng day shall be under consideration.
When two or more subjects shall have hesn
specially assigned for consideration, they
shall take precedence according to the order
Of time atwhieh they wer1seyyRlTx assissned,
and such order shall n nSflmeb lost or
tion.
LApOrfa.
KUIE ID. Reports on ordinances shall be-
long to the dates and numbers Of such ordi-
nances, and they shall be- considered there
with.
Committees Gtt1ha Of.
RuHE Nv No COMMITTEES Of the Convention
shall employ a clerk at the public expense
without first obtaining leavaof the Conven-
tion for that purpose. and motion for ouch
leave shall not be put On thg same day that 1t
ID made.
sasohiaH.
RULE 75.-No amokiuK shall be- allowed In
the hall Of the Convention while It Ii In ses-
sion.
Order Qaestio#s IF authority on.
RULE TO- ION any question of order Of par
liamentary praotica when these rules are
silent o. insSpliclt, Barclays Digest shall be
considered assauthprity.
RULE 77.-MemiHsrs may address the Con-
vention from the platform near the Presi-
dents chair. Or from the 5ecretarys desk,
upon leave being given BY the Convention.
Suspension Of Rules.
KLlE7s- These rules can be- suspended by
D two-thlrds vote, except when otherwise pro-
vided
On motion of Mr.. Hough his resolution In
regard To oath of Office was taken up. He
offered the following amendment:
Strike out "the member be sworn by tho
President" and insert to be- sworn by the
Chief Justice, Or one OF the Associate Justices
VI the Supreme Court Of Louisiana"
Pending the motion to amend, on motion Of
Mr.. Cunningham the Convention adjourned
to 10 III tomorrow.
VIM. IL. HARRIS,
Secretary of the Convention.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession Of James whilasn.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- Ish Of Orieans. No u14e-W Whereas. Charles
d.. Freeman. of Philadelphia, state OF Psnnsgl.
yahia guardian. under the laws OF said State
Of tho minors Annie, Margaret, Emma Vir+
gina. and Ida Whilden, OF the aforesaid city
and State, has fled Ia this court. petition
praying to. be- recognized. In this State ~ the
izsd TO take possession Of and remove from
this State ali the property and effects belonging
TO said minors. Notice il therefore hereby
given to the creditors OF the estate Of the late
James Whilden. and 10 those Of said minors,
TO show cause, within thirty days from the
fret publication hereof. why tho prayer OF the
Clerks office. second District Court for th
parish Of Orleans, this fourth day Oh April. 1877
Hp5 u 10 10 Inp3 JOHN HEHHERT. CLERK
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By Chas. III. Reed.
SUCCESSION OF JACOB BENzIEa.
FIVE LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS. IN THE
sIxTH DISTRICT. CORNER OF MAdA-
ZINE AND AUsTERLITz STREETS.

Second District Court for the Parish OF oreans--
No. Al ,157.
RY UHAs. II. REED, Auetionser-D Office No
- III Hravter street-At auction, SATURDAY
CHANfs AaD AUofioNhEss i EzGHAnaE
on Royal street between Canal and Custom
house streets, by virtue Of m order Of the
Hoa. A. l.. Tissot. Judge of the Second Dis
triet Court for the unrish ri Orleans
FIVE LOTS OF aHOUND, With all the build
inEB md improvements thereon. In the Sixth
District VI this city. In tbs square bounded by
Magazine. Live Oak, AnsterIfz and Constants
NOBLE streets. and known ~ lots A. b, q. u and
., Of square No. 2o1. as pr plan OF ~ Williams.
They measure ms follows. Lot A, 80 feet &
inches front on Magazine street BY dsuth and
front of ia fest 3 inches on Austerlitz sstreet
lot b. 20 feet Inches front On Magazine street
by III feet inches in depth lots Gand D. saeh
20 feet front on Magazine street by ia feet 8
inches In depth, and lot g. 30 feet front ON Aus
teritz by 120 feet In dspths
Tsrms-Cnab
Act Of sale BY W. II. Seymour. notary, nj pur-
ehasers expense. ats 10 2s my3 10
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=. aus. WaEmaB, Administrator Of the
| suseession Of Ed. Meyer, Va. Mrs. Widow Il.


Succession Of I'd. Meyer, vs.. Mrs, Widow u.
1IHIAD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
isn Of Orleans. Mo. z5.4s5 by virtue OF
2 win 81 fieri taeiaa. 10 me directed by the
PariSh Of Orleans, In tbs above entitled cause,
I Will pTqeeed TO sell at public auction. at
re Z 4,u merchants + and Ancfonesrs' Exchange.
koyal street. between Canal md Customhonse
streets, ~ tle Second District OF this city, on
WEDNESDAY May Il 1879, at IA O'Clock m. the
todllp1WinIg deae ,,il ed properly. 70 Wit.
TIE buildings thereon and apDu1tenangeg
District q this city, and Designated by tbs
numbers three, four and FIVE, ID square num-
Der sig. pounded by Roman. Columbus. Pfisur
aud herlersc streets. ON d plan drawn by B1rr-
gergt surveyor. dated the tenth 81 Aprfl. 1879
and deposited In the Office Of Luelsn Hermann.
late o notary public In this city. which lois
measure, in American measure. to wit. Lots
numbers three. and four. eaeh tbirty-ons feet
five inches and seven lines front On Roman
street by one hundred feet In depth and lot
number five. thirty~one feet SIX inches and q
huff lines front on said Roman street. by oGe
hundred feet In depth, between parallel lines.
Heized In the ahgye suit.
Tsrms-CAsh on the spot.
j. H. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ap12 10 10 az nays 10 III
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
Lehman. Abra ..am 1. On. ". 1aenl, levy.

Lehman. Abraha 4 co. w. JaeeB Levy.
i isl =, DISTRICT DIETRICH COURT FOR TIE PAR.
writ OF seizure and sale to me directed BY
the honorabls the Sixth Distfia Court for
tns ear,s s Of Orleans n the above entitled
~ t M,a proceed g sell ut peblie auction
Hoyal street. eWeen Canal and Cusff,n hnp1se
streets ~ The Second District II this city. on
WiE9pNLsDAY May as 49, ut p O'Clock M tbs
A CERTAIN LOT OF GHDUaD, with nil
he buildings and improvements thereon sitn.
ated in the First District Of THIS city In the sanare
bounded By Baronas liate Bacchua). Dryadss.
one feet eleven inches andssysn lines front On
Barsnne street, bg one hundred and twenty
seven feet ten Inches and five lines In depth
between parallel lines. Enklish measure. az usf
plan drawn BY IA. Hsdin, architect, on The
number sIxty.ai1 10 ttis Office Of. T., o. Stark.
notary. Bald property was acquired by said
jacob Levy. decreased. by purchase from Francis
Obsrhsuser. by net passed before Joseph Cohn
notary public. on ths second day Of May. 1867.
sezed Id the aboys suit.
Tsrms-D Cash ON the spot,
]. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
n III vp
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POUND NOTICE.

/ DEPARTMENT OF POLICE.
Room No. II, City Hall,
New Orleans, April 3d. 1879.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DIS
w triet Pound. Workhouse-
ONE sORREL MARE. Is hands high. white
ONE BAY HORSE. Is hands high.
ONE BLACK MULE,
ONE BAY MULE
Which, If not claimed within FIVE days. and
expenses thereon paid, will be cold at public
auction at said pound, ON TUESDAY, April 10.
1879 at II O'Clock n.
By order of p MEALEY
apA I'd Administrator OF Police.
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succession Of sarah A. Coates.

- fsh Of Orleans No. 40,eg0-Notiee III hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to MI
other persons herein Interested 10 show cause
within ten days from tho present notification III
my they have or cap. why tho account present.
cd BY Daniel A. Wilson. administrator Of this
estate should not be- approved and homOlo-
gated and the funds distributed In accordance
herewith.
BY order of the court.
ap17 ms JOHN HERBERT. Clark.
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CONSTABLE EAL.Ea,
Mrs. Margaret Hamm, duly authorized
~ ia, II


Mrs. Margaret Hamm, duly authorized,
etc. vs.. John Brooks.
E1oURTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
i ish Of Orleans. No. e230-By virtueof writ
Of fierf faefas, to me directed by the Hon. John
Cain. Fourth Justice Of the Peace forthe parish
Of Orleans. will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, on THURSDAY. May l. 1879. at Ii o'clock a.
M. 10 front 4, 2f my Office. ~. ! Trenebmep
loving described property. TO wit.
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, as
per inventory on file In my Office
seizsd In the above entitled and numbered
causs.
Terms-Caan on the spot.
ap2t 26 my1s VIM. 81. BROOKS. Constable. u
r. Dastilf0n VS.. Mr. ana Mrs. H. Abel, in
Holfdo.
SECOND JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Orleans, No. 1886 BY virtue OF q
writ of fieri faeias. to me directed by the
Hon. w. Rogers. Second Justice Of the Peace In
and for the parish Of Orleans, In the above
stated suit. will proceed to sell at public auc-
tion. af my warehouse. No. 2g0 POydras street
near Basin, on MONDAY. April %. 1879. al
ONE Tor OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized In the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
apis % 2s Il. BARNES. Constable
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VIGIER.S
IMPROVED FRENCH PROCESS
- FOR
DISTINGUISHING
STEAM BOILERS.
POSITIVE ACTION WITHIN THREE WEEKS

We treat oil waters. whatever I'm pnritfes they
hold IN solution. Removes scale. Prevents scale
forming Prevents ,corTosion and "pining.''
Prevents fOnming.' Contains no aeid and
guaranteed perfectly harmless Acts on ali
waters. whafeyer their. Impurities. Any waters
phurons water. Saves fuel. repairs. and oil
and tallow. and lessons the danger of axplo-
stonB. Gan be- introduced through feed pipe,
safety pipe, or man-hole. Put up In packages
OF from 10 to las pounds.
All Infrlngements dealt with according 10 Law.
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TESTIMONIALS.
CRESCENT CRY SUGAR REFINERY.
New Orleans, JANUARY III. 1879.

New Urleans, JANUARY ~. 1879 !
Mr.. Hugh w. Montgomery, Agent Messrs. John
=. Moore b Co.. gg1. 2e2 md 2es Broad way.
New York. for Vigisr's Improved French
Process for DISTINGUISHING steam Boilers:
Oear Sill have tried the ,disinerustant you
using II for several weeks. / did this 10 per
eonal favor to you. for generally dislike max
that have given the dieincrustant o trial, for
II has turned out by far the best thing oil its
klnd thnt have ever used. II comes up to all
Its claims on Its printed circular and In future
| shall recon mend Messrs. A. Thomson & CO.
to use 1t exclusively In their boilers over and In
preference 10 any other process for disincrnst-
Ing steam boilers. | remain. very respectfully,
JAM Bis r. KING.
Engineer Crescent City Sugar Refinery.
We indorse the above.
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'1'0ie' 'A' "'o' 4. THOMSON l. CO..

LEEDS FOUNDRY, /
New Orleans, February 3. 1879
Mr. Hugh W. Montgomery. New Orleans La,
for Disincrnsting Ste N boilers: NY.N'D
Dear Sb-After having used the Vigler's Pro-
cess for some months. and given 1t = fair and
most satisfactory results ON our boilers by re-
moving demonstrations and effsetualy prevent
Ing the formation 81 the same.
We cordially recommend 1t to those using
boilers. ARCHIBALD MITCH ELL.
Superintendent Leeda' Foundry,
HENRY RENNYSON,
Chief Foreman.
LEEDS b co.
Projectors Leeds' Foundry
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Discount to the trade. Send for circulars to
Hugh w. Montgomery. 100 Common street. New
Orleans. Sole Agent for the Southwest and
Island of Cuba.
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4ifIll,lol,l lispatflh,,
wEpSssDAY AUGUST IS 1873
The Religious Herald, which cannot md ~ Z

The Religious Herald, which cannot nnd
room for our criticisms, ends room 'inn iof .ae
. ...sno,,on. Of those who differ with US.
:. senexn quotes mistakes from various
authors to justify Or. Jeters. We Nou' :,
roaa;,v have admitted all that "seaex"
thereby establishes. The authors he quotes
.,e no better authority with us than Dr.
letter. There are many grammatical er'
rors in the Bible--as, "now G5sdsth faito,
hone, charity, these three" We cou"'
cite grammatical errors in aounaa''os
from Shakespeare; or even LORD byso's'
who wrote "the news are" Ies'ss
blunders are Just what grannnssrians warn
students against. They quote errors NON
the most distinguished writer's for thu
nurpose Of correcting them, and, as W.
have lust said, warning the learner TO be
ware OF following bad example. Ii WI
had said that none Of the authors auotet
Inv Senex" committed blunders, b.
would have disproved our proposition. Al
It Is, he has established nothing. A very
familiar illustration will perhaps cenvey ou
meaning 10 Senex's mind--name'y, ina
a hundred sheep will not drive onedoe; or
in other words, how many b'unders "oui'
il take to abolish rule Of grammars
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fFor the Dispatch.1
In MemoPIam.

The Late Prince 1mpeEASA va E"ASSs
Heir OF a mighty line.--.hy Youths bright sum
nv NIGH. like shadows was etscurpd--too soon!
AIast rhy race WAS fnr too swiftly run. vsgt
TIE soIemu majesty OF thy great name
THY richest dower-enfoIds thee grsnoly yet,
Since on dry trnnquil ltps tue CONG TOT So ,,,no
The seal OF silence. Henceforth praise OF Diaihe
Can touch thee not. OF late. what strength ano
what lofty projects tecmed through Thy quick
.. brain:
And howl forcvermoee. nc JOY. no pain,
Could stir thy heart for even one BRET houF'
Oh In that moment fail of drend supreme,
In death did'st send one vaiu- resret.u VI gIa1ee
Back to the shores sc fair. imperial France!
DID aa thy life fash by rs in dream
ri ThS chiIdhood's home with all its countless
Thy baptism of Gre wars fierce R ss4n is,rs
Thy fathers srave.,hg widowed mether ~ tears
Alas for her q women. We that know
The psin of tears like hers in widowed eyes
| In one great com Ron motherhood arse
Pray for that stricken soul In hsr great ".e
Out Of the mre OF civil strife was torn ,s sr,rce
The manned and bleeding form OF napless ihu@e'
| Then. Phnnfx. IKE. rev yigor In her glance,
She a., the loftiest heights of Power WAS oofe'
Her royal name which of 40 late had been
Stripped Of Its anei, mt majesty ana Rrdioe'
nv one alI-poweTel hand was pllfinHu,
And wore once more the Cl0rleS VI yucca
NAPOLEON the whole wide earth to you
Was blank leaf on which your dre a ssn, mane
Should be Inscribed In characters on Aaihe
Jena, Marengo and then-"aterioo. .
The name alone thou boredst little space, ,ht,.
The weight of wrecked ambitions was hui 'ii'ie'
For thee was twined corona! diglne' ~.-...
The fadeIess glory of the Fathers face.
No earthly crown will ever shade thy DroH.
No royal cares will weigh thy splriI aomn, ...
Thy kinsy head has Won brighter cr'''h'
| Thy lnscrs Gasp RranGer sceptre now!
c.. r. CREsPI.
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little Johnny Stories.

I'll was a cote I rather be sheep, cos
cotes is MIXED, but sheep is shrugged. aho
Inc rose is red, and the vilets blu. But
Billy he says let him be eracky ollie WIN
fritcfle teeth, and notches on his back IKE
saw. Mister Jonncc, wich has got the
widen leg, says there is dile wien was Il
sho. and it was in pond. Mr.. Jonnlce ne
sat on the edge OF the pond Watchin the
die swim, but the keeper he sed, the keeper
did, "Bctcr look out for yurc legs, SIT,
this ere ollie is power1e fond OF legs. ana
he don't cit menny here, pore fellow" 80
Mister Jonnicc he luke OF his widen leg ana
mid it. and wen the keeper he cum round agln
Mister Jonnice he Sed, d" You was rite about
that die" The keeper he looked and was
a-tonish. and he said ashanti | run for a
docktor Then Mister Jonnice he thot
vile, and bineby he sed: "No, don't
think wudc, not Tor vile yet, emmy how.
DiIcs is used 10 oycrcatin thcirseifS." The
keper be scd: You arc the coolest man,
wots left OF you, which / have ever saw"
Mister Jonnice he se1: "Wel, | have all
WAYS went on the principle its no use cryin
for yylre lee off, but ide he nifty bligcd TO
you for drink OF whisky" Wen the
kcper bad brot it Mister Jonnicc put on his
widen leg agin, and was standing up look
in at the die, and the keeper he was aston.
ishcr than ever, particklrr wen Mister Jon
nice scd he had ben standin there n our and
had never see him before.-Sdn Francisco
ATqOnaW.
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ALSO
AUCTsoN Sales.--future Days.
By Chafan, Staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs,
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
u SALE OF FRAMED STORE AND DWEILdh , :,
RIGHMoND AND HENRICO TURNPIKE. IN.
MEnTATELY AT THE ToLL-GATE, KNOWN
AS DAVlSS STORE.-Ey virtue Of certain deed
IF trust executed by lahell and L. j. Davis, dated
she 18th December, 1878, and by. virtue or an or
Ger of the Dis.ric. Court of the United States for
the Eastern District OF Virginia entered Oh the
9th August 1879, we Will sell on the premises. on
THURSDAY the 2lst day Of AUGUST, 1872, a at Oh
TERMS: Cash enough TO tsifray the expense Of
sale and to pay Off note Of s73 .4s. with interest
frorn 10th June, 1879, until paid: aud upon the
following credits: 1862 payable 1916 ilecen
Der. 1879: S77.76 payable 1916 June, 1850; ana
the la Iance upon such terms us will be announced
AZ tha ale X. 3. CtIAFF1N,
II. l.. STAPLES.
anil Trustees and Commissioners.