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The daily gazette., 1879-01-24
STREET YKsTERDAY.-Tl

b STREET YKsTERDAY.-T The
plarket was very active and strong,
|ere was another general advance IN
Government bonds were weak
steady and railroads irregular.
\ on call was easy at 2 a 3 per cent.
g at u per cent.
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DIED.

LEIBRA Min this city, on Ian. the a1st
1-70, of pneumonia. James Burilng, son
of VIM. u. and Esther o. Leibrant, aged
Sugars. 4 months and IL days.
Wilmington, on the 18th
inst, after a brief illness, Edward Col
lins IN the S4th year of his age, formerly
of Franklin Tow nship, Chester county,
Pa.
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Assaulted HIS etep-son.

William Meyers, COL, who is hired to
keep the police station clean, was ar
raigned this morning before the Mayor
81 and costs in default of which he will
be committed to Jail.
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The German Emperor is wonderfully
well and vigorous, though still obliged to
, AIRY his rignt arm in sling, ana drives
out daily, accompanied only by the
rown Prince or an equerry. ALI the
forenoon he deyotes to receiving reports
and giving audiences. =
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COST OF WAR in blood and trea-
Ah hardly be understood even when
led,-the figures are so tremendous.
opinion Of some close observers
yrs IN Europe that the persent
p agitation in Germany, Spain,
a"u o'h'r countries Is mainly
'Au' % lie mistakes of the diplo-
VINO I'Ne Turing the last twenty
''ec'ed the destinies Of Europe
-Hls about the Crlmean war Napo-
''otllVed, deferred the solution of
'e'iqAeslion for quarter of a CEN
'"Husope spent unproductive many
fe' at the bedside of the sick man
came Prince Bismarck, who turned
l'nanic Confederation into a huge
ah barracks. During the period OF
''t'eal direction of Napoleon and
eh' from 1853 to 1873, Europe has
most of her productive forces to
naments' and has constantly been
ins ior peace; such preparations,
'''uio not protect her against wars,
evoked them. This "iron', policy
y humanity l,74s,oOO lives i. e..
! ano ,n the 0rimean war, $4,000 in
''.oo IN sleswiek-Holstain, $4,000
Au''lo-Prussian war, $1,000 in
1lcan expedition, 2l5, 900 in tina
Il lfusslan onl war, 25,o0o in servi.
'"'o III The Turco-Russian cam.
" Say nothing Of the victims Of
e' ef'' 'yphus, dysentery, and other
~o'e accomplishments of war,
nnanclal point of view this ter
r'en ol destruction gives even
'S'llhs results, the total cost
',5 = 70 so'3l5,ooo,OOO. Northwi,b-
',''S enormous expenditure Of
'hf working power, Eurons CON. ~
apply all her means to the
'aiice of armies.
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congress yesterday.

In the U. S. Senate, yesterday, Mr..
Matthews introduced bill granting the
American Ocean Cable and Telegraph
Land Wire Association of Philadelphia
the right to establish telegrapblc commu-
nication between the United States and
Europe and Asia. A conference was or
dered ON the Indian Appropriation bill.
The House bill appropriating S250, 900 for
the education of the blind was reported
and placed on the calendar. Mr.. NJ drill
reported the Census bill, and gave notice
that he would calllt up next Tuesday.
A conference report on the Diplomatic
Appropriation bill was agreed to. The
Patent bill was passed and goes to the
House, Mr.. Edmunds withdrew his
Constitutional amendments resolution,
remar.ing that Wednesday evenings
vote showed that majority were oppos-
ed to them and it was useless to waste the
time OF the Senate. The House bill ap-
propriating S6O,000 for transportation of
coin and bullion was passed W tn amend
ments. Afer AL executive session the
Senate adjourned.
In the House, the conference report on
the Diplomatic Apr opriation bill was
agreed to. The Census bill was reported
by Mr.. Cox, ordered 10 bs printed and
priation bill was reported and made the
order for Sal uurday. The bill appropri-
ating the proceeds Of public land sales
tor edacaiionsl purposes was discussed at
length The Army Appropriation bill
was reported by Mr.. Hewitt, who said he
would call it up after the Post Office bill
SHOULD be disposed of. Mr.. Cox intro
duced bill regulating commerce with
Canada, and providing for reciprocal
navigation, which was referred. The
billregnla'ing postage on thsrd-class mail
mattt was considered but not disposed
Ut, IN eveaing session.
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Wilmington Markets.
Indications for To-Day.

publications for Me Middle States this
h 1repartly cloudy ,ceatl,er, ,cinds,
b 70 elsteriy and southeriy, and dur
\ iiy rtSmg temperature and falling
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Farmers will find that Keller's Roman
Liniment is sure remedy for frosted
feet All druggists keep it, 1t is sold
for 30 cents a bottle.
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Be, lin y ws' created Humboldt Acade-
Is Is to "as SO, opened on Jan. l3. Its
Zion = to 10 give a sort of unjyersity i.S
Fsity. ''''es Tor entering a regular
6atI" 6ahuol lIs polea are under arrest f,r
'' extensive dock robberIcs.
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|TRST EDITION.
financial and Co IN ln erctai.

WILMINGTON. Del, Jan. "a, 1872
.es, stock quotations FURNISHED by
N A Co., Clayton House huioing
|, IN ton, Del, at IL NJ. to-day
crock QUOTATIONS.
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BAYARD TAYLoR's WILL.--The will OF
the late Bay ard aylor has been admitted
TO proba in tue Regis er's Office of this
country, and names John j. Pinkerton
and Charles b. Lamborn as executors.
lie bequeathes ''the sword of Schiller
presented to him by William Makepeace
Thackeray, to be deposited in Schiller's
house in Germany, among the other rel
les of the poet" He leaves his unpub-
lished writings to his wife Katherine L.
TAYLOR and his cherished friend George
Ii Boxer, of Philadelphia. He also de-
sires that mementoes of books or other
articles snch as may be selected by his
wife be presented to his friends, H Stod-
dard, Geo H.Boker, E. P.Stedman, G. p.
Putnam, James Loumer Graham, Jr., 7.
B.Alrich, Geo.E. .Gourand. The remain
ing portion of the will being private in
its character We pass it by.
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ESTIMATED COST OF PROCURING WATER
AT DUPoNT's.
Cost of DUPONT half of water
right 8,000.OO
Turbine wheel, connections and
pumps, 100000
Buildings, 12,000.00
One-half of Rockford dam, 100000
Race, land and land damage. 1900 20
36 inch man from Rockford to
Cool Spri no Reservoir, 10000 90
Contingent expenses, 100000
dence, 100000
SLAB, 100000
Interest on Sl45, 900 8 per cent 7,25000
Salaries OF two men, at $500 per
year, 10000
Coal 40 tons) for heating build
ings, 0000
Lighting, 10000
Packing and small stores, 10000
Lubricating oil, 5000
Cost of repairs, 4UOOO
Damage to James Riddle, Son
& Co, and Jessup 81 Moore,
for 1926 900 900 gallons, at
S1.25 per million gallons, 2,2sl.25
-,
900 gallons, 81, 1881 %
Deduct probable revenue from
City Mill, 100000
Total cost per year to city, S10,831.25
COST BY BANcRoFTs' PROPOSITION.
Cost of / ,s25, ,0OO, 900 gallons of
water and cost of pumping
same at Sc % per million gal
Ions, $11 ,406.25
Add interest on cost of So inch
main, at per cent, 100000
s13,9O6.25
Deduct probable revenue from
City mill, l,ooooo
Total cost for 1926 ,OO0, 900 gal -
Ions, Sl2,9Oo,Zo
Which is equal to S7.07 per million gal
Ions.
PREsrNT COST OF WATER FROM CITY
MILL.
375 600 600 gallons by water
power, at $2.35, ool.2o
|, ,4sO, 10000 gallons BY steam
power, at S7.75, II ,20 90
Repairs to pump and engine, oO0.oo
Ions, s12,61s.75
The daily gazette., 1879-01-24
ORDERS.

During the evening the following Or
de were directed to be drawn: P.
Lambert, So so; E. S. R. Butter, So So;
Jane q Webb, SIT; G. F. Thomas &
Co, s23 81; Mary Townsend, 81 40.
AIi1irLed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-27

YrsR1JsTERs SALE OF a yALDiA.g,9LIIEs,
Il OENINETY.TEREEAG EEsS 8 Z "a n eEali.
iSfsIiR MILES, WEST Of Tt1E CITY gs III a.
MS,NTp ATAUCTION.-Iue xecution ol a. hsu ,s ~
srrf Al,saipYry blackburn ana VIE W LuS s
scsfsr. I'd ffstee, dated May 1S. anu ,, nty
,snried In The Eenrico County CourI oMss; gsI ~
fisereto required by the ersnal IN
sb c,i VIII sen By in1
ss,S fses IN, MON
snssses n "a PoRTIoH OF THE AND conys5sa
y said deed The aate being fhe ~ ~
III RacEburn long resided IN se e 100 ~
sf,e rna leading from the Deep bun ~ aS "a
FORMERLY Stapless MIL anp tHs a.
istcem church, adjoining the iauo Q, ~. ~
ssn,rtann md others, and CONTAINING AN e
acScs. more psat and survey 81 Nnen WIZ e
s Tser 81 4 re SMALL DWELLING upon
mss rood afsosa pona noss ~ ~
ss,nated For ica-nakg, and with spgns az
ssn nav be nnended and fee Rathered GURUS sn
,,resans season. THIS farm is ioGAteu N SuUd
convenient to church $40 ~
MAJ 70 the city; and in view OF iis noapsanso1 q
General farming and fits facilities for =
rERas: The deed authorizes sale for inc mno i,
mr. the greater portion OF the t1 tnrys
ess Int BY coscnt OF parties tntefesLeu sls .os
wifi he one fourth cash balance at SIX,
eirhteen months for negotiable NOTES, VIVID
asnnd and secured by deed o.. trnsL.
- - 'Fffzs LFRED W1NSTONtI1ustee.
GRyBHs q WILLIAMS, Auctioneerss 81
a 1S&lltd
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lsucTToN SALES. ,pnsnre Day..
BY VI. GcGdin, &
Real Essate a gent and Anctl onscer,
I. 800, 1.rf ts,rvnaiIi md Bunk streets.

.rr,RyTsTEEs, SALE or yALUJABE.L,EG,
REAL EsTATEoN THE , soUTIHI slp .sN w
FfFrEENTB STREET. AND ON TIE 4 mo- MDhI III
MI ns " " E.s HOTRL.-By Urine OF deed OF
rust eseeued 20 the subscribers da,s
i,siVs are, dnfy recorded in Kichmond Chancery
Court, we shall, in execution. thsre0i, pro- 80,
4h Fesruary at o,sesk t m
Esn,,a wing VALUABLE, ZEAL ESTATE, located
as ai,oye-Yiz., that EXCELLENT BRICK STORE
md DWELLING formerly In the occupancy OF SAID
Murphy, fronting 81 feet, more or less, running
Siso: the LOT on the north side OF the alley In
rear or the s.. Charles Hotel, fronting thereon AZ
feet running back 70 feet on It's western line and on
it's eastern line 66a feet, with a. ARSE BkiCk
SOAP AND LE.FACToKY tnsreo ,I ID! !,
ending The MACHINERY and FIXTURES at-
TERMS Enough in cash to derray expenses OF
sale and TO pay of note for $4,000 with interest
thereon. and Us to the residue of the proceeds OF
SALE ON such terms as may he announced AZ me time
IF GALE w. GUDDIN,
N. NJ. LEE,
?. IN % Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-27
BY ChafIin, Staples C Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Tenth and Maiu streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN POWHATAN COUNTY, VA,
ABOUT TWENTY-FIvE MILES ABOVE RICH
MOND. AT AUCTION.-BY virtue OF deed OF
trust executed BY Joseph Ross to The undersigned
trustee, dated goth September. 1875, and duly re-
corded in the clerks office Of Powhatan COUNTY ng
been MADE In the payment Of the note therein Sc,
cured, and being required by the holder 5hereof
conrt-house on MONDAY the 10th day of Febru-
ary, 1879, between the hours of IL and 2 O'Clock
f fair II not fair then on the next fair day there
after between the same hours the property men-
iioned ia the deed of trust as containing SIX HUN
DRIED AND THIETY-TMQ ACRES. Improve.
ments consist of good DWELLiNGSss oailt IN the
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses Of
executing this trust and 10 pay off note due LIST OF
January, 1879, of 81 ,02S, with interest thereon
from january 1, 1876, until paid; and the balance
If any, upon such terms as may be ANNOUNCED at tue
sale. X. Il. CbAtflN, trustee.
CuAFF1N. STAPLES & Co., Auctioneers.
ja 21-d&wid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-27
BY W. GoddIn,
Real Estate AgenFand Auctfoneer.
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT LARGE
- AMI ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHEAsT CONNER OF GRACE AND SIXTH
STR EETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHM0NQlLAt
the request of the devisees of the late Alfred rem:
shall offer for sale ut public auction, ON TQESLA1
The 18th February, 1879 at AZ oslocE y on
the premises, his LARGE AND LEGANI h 81. 10
the Hon James Lyons. The LOT has front OF ms Ss
feet. and depth Of l52 feet to an aiey ev are
RECOMMENDATION for a large family usually iouna In
such an establishment; AS Il Is SO wei kno"n'
TERMS One fourth cash: balance ut six, Twelve,
eighteen. and twenty-four months, for negotlaoie
notes, Interest added, secured by dted OF trust.
w. GODDIN,
117nw3w&tds Real Estate AuctioHeer.
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COURT ORDERS.

XTIRGINIA-IN HANOVER COUNTY
COURT. DECEMBER. ID. 1S7S-IN THE
MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JANE M. TEX
RELL, DECEASED, Elk PARTE:
report of the accounts of Joseph r. Terren.
administrator Of Jane NJ. Terrell, deceased, ana OF
the debts and demands against the estate OF so ae
cedent having been filed In the Office of this court,
and more than two years having elapsed since the
qualification Of said administrator On me mosiSh
Terrell deceased It is ordered that the creditors OF
said Jane IL Terrell. deceased, do show cause any
they can, on the first day OF The March ter. 6aS,
OF the estate OF said Jane M. Terrell TO her dstrbu-
ices without requiring refunding bonds
And it is ordered that copy of this order De pup
lished once week for four successive weeks In the
Richmond Dispatch. aud another copy posted at
the first day of two successive terms of this court.
A copy-Teste: JOHN r. TAYLOR, Clerk.
+ SANDS, LEAKE 6 CARTER, Counsel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-27
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsrEAAEf
RAILHOA3.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= .. COMMENCING MAY Il, ie''

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND = , iIInn,s
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. 49,,
y COMMENCING MAY 81 le"'
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 P. Nj. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. TIL IL:
DAY, and SATURDAY. connect, ~
West Point with steamer iia'ana ~
all points on York river anu %. 4,
more. Arrives in Baltimore a. : ~
Pc. NJ. connects with rttl-Ilnes Tor " a'u
ington, Philadelphia, Ne" ORR ''r
ton, and all western points. D"n,,
ut Richmond with trains Oh R'cIiApa,
and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE A-'
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. 81. Leaves Richmond MONDAY; "to
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: anu
SO A. M TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aiIf ~,
URRDAY, Connects with 'seaIiy'.
at West Point for river landings pa
tfmore, and all western To.sts. ~.
..,,sE meets ri Richmond with tralu, 'n i''''
moud aud Danvillc raiiroad,Eir'.H ',,t
and Petersburg, shd Che>al'aAs
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSESGEH. .,, So.
800 P. n. Leaves Richmond daily tcSceI'
.a.s THROUGH PASSENGER. ,,,v:
1000 A. n. Arrives II Richmond ~ ~ ,1a.
THURSDAY, and SAT I RDAi' nd
meets with trains on RicaLu.,,. ,,e,1
Petersburg and ChesaptaAt a i!" ~ ~, :.
railroads.. Steamer Havana Ira'e' 80, ,,~i
aM nSF1f tfo'S wEfB6S 81 ana FIX =;
DAY, at Z. u. ConnscS ,",s.
trains from philadelphia, Ne" ro'",
and western points. and a. y es 81 ,he
with trains for Richmond @"1
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT. u.cD.
x.on p n arrives al Richrnond NONDA ~"
1o~ NESDAY, and FHlDAl anl Sat.
c.1tp N. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana 80 :,
-" UKDAY. Connects Win steaN' .,g.
West Point from Baltimore, M,
II - s@ meets With Richmond asd ZEE ~ 49,
Richmond and Petersburg anu |"'~
neake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. ,.,, Sr.
,o.aoA n Arrives m R.chIn ond daily eHrept 80 nd
Ao'oo - day. Connects With Hichm hUd osa
Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE An1 INV
railroads. ,,o, IN nr fron
ao MI naints. Cars run through between ''-'-
/ and West Point. With loves. ra.es,
g1Tni r1s,ch hills Of lsdins, with guaranteed Jaw
.med 10 ali northern and western polht ,.ru ard
a1 TSroS,rh tickets sold 70 all nortpera anrs.
v.s,srn nohits, and baggage checked "TT,t OF.
Tor tickets apply at General kalifVaa iI"tel, sd
scs sa6 Main Street; az the Exrh.pge &c, Ind Doos
somSsny's depot, corner Tweaty-'nI3 A-
MACS - h. T. DOUGLAS supe.. -~---.--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-27
BY George s. Vashon & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, z north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, WITH
/ TWO FRAMED STORES THEREON. ON THE
SOIITH SIDE OF DUAL STREET BETWEEN
F0USHEE AND CLARK STR EETs, FRONTlNG
ON SAID DUYAt STREET a FEET, AND
RUNNING BACK 100 FEET no AN ALLEY
FIGHT FEET WIDELY virtue Of q deed OF trust
from Mrs Harriet n. Sparkcs to the undersigned as
trustee, to secure the payment Of certain notes
therein mentioned recorded In the clerks Office Of
Richmond Cbancery Court, in d. q. III b., page
Is, default having been made In the payment Oh
TO required by the beneficiary OF said deed, proceed
TO sci ut public auction, the premises, Oh TUES
DAY the 4th day Of February, 1879, at O'CLOCK
p ~, the PROPERTY above dcScribed..
The property will be sold as whole or separately
as may be deemed best on day of sale.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale ana o sum
Sufficient TO pay off note for $113.77, due 22d of
January S7e; on credit as TO Sll7 till the 9th
July, 1879; balance on such terms rs may be an
CHARLES r. VASHON,
&, % Trustee.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-27
BY Edward c. Goddin,
Real Estate Agentand Auc!ioneer,
No. lOl5 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME
i TENEMENTs, Nos. 210 and 212 SOUTH
CHERRY STREET, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue o.
deed Of trust dated the 4th OF January, 1878, and
duly recorded in the clerks office Of the Chancery
Court Of the city of Richmond default haSlng e
made therein. apd being required 80 10 90 ny sse
BAY, January rs. 1879, at O'Clock P. NJ on The
premises the REAL ESTATE therein errv styeet
between Cumberland and Beverly streets: rnnnllnR
hack 1872 feet. having TWO FRAMED ZEN S T.
MENTS containing three rooms eacn' anu o'''ei
TERMS: Though the deed demands cash, ne arc
autboriz d to sell at one third casi ana tne n.ace
az s;U and twelve months. with six per cent. interest
''o0sN 49, 80 GEORGE W. WARREN,
S. CONWAY GODDIN,
am Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-27
BY Wellington GoddiD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
rorner Eleventh and Bank streets,

TIRUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND
TN an CHURCH HILL,AT THE SOUTH
East Conner OF n AND TWENTY:sIxInHa
sTREETS-By virtue Of deed OF trust 1T, from FL, Lae
iate Mrs. Frances e. Dunleyy. dated 22d April,
1878. duly recorded in Richmond Chancsry COURT
SHALL at the request Of the assignee OK 'ne pTma
On the tpremises. on MONDAY the 27th january,
is7esat O'Clock P: H., the HOUSE ane L LUr 10
Gated as above fronting on me east ne * feet 10
s aiIey "a feet Vide, With FRAME TEN EMENT
thereon containing six rooms, and double stenen;
TERMS: Enougf In cash to defray expenses or
Gale and to nav OF q bond Of S424.67: balance on
smch terms as Shall be announced at the hour OF sale
!, On "a A.' -. 49, w. GODDIN, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-27
By Frank d. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer,
nos Main street.

4 ssIGNEES SALE OF CHOOSES IN
n ACTION OF PAINE. GABELL CO., BANh r.
RTPTS. AT hUCTION.-By virtue OF an order or
tho IJnited Stnes District Cour: for the Easier
Virginia In the matte, ter Of r5i1 n anenrS
IJo1o ,rn viii sell at public auction on MONDAY
ibs Sd of February 1879, at - O'Clock NJ, in front
of the United States cnstom.h house on BaRk street.
Cabell & Co., bankrupts. Amongst the debts due to
said firm are several secured by deed OF trust onug
anai settlcmcnt or the estate of said bansrupts,
Paine, Cabell Co. The chooses In action Tefesrsd
TO- amounting 30 several hundred claims VIII pe Ill
vided into parcels 10 suit purchasers:
>'N, -, - JAMES CASKIE,
JAMES L. APPERSON,
Assignees.
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MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARY CROSS,
DECEASED, Elk PARTE:
report of the accounts Of j. a. Wingfeld, late
sheriff Of Hanover county, and as such, adm1nistra
having been filed in the office of this court under
chapter 1928 of the Code of Virginia edition OF
1879, and also report of the debts and demands
against the said decedent's estate; and more than
two years having elapsed since the date OF the order
motion of Ely Harris and Mary W., his wife, and
Others egatees Of said estate it is ordered that the
creditors OF said Mary Cross, deceased, do show
cause If any they cam on the FIRST day Of the March
term, 1879 before this Court, against the payment
and delivery Of the estate OF said Mary Cross TO her
And it is further ordered that copy of this order
be published once week for four successive weeks
In the Richmond D pdtch, and another copy posted
Mt the trout door of Hanover County conrt on
the first day Of Two successive terms OF said court
copy-Teste: JOHN r. TAYLOR, Clerk.
SANDS, LEAKE & CARTER, Counsel.
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