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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-13
TRI-WEEKLY EDITION.
TIE OLD HOME.

The wild bird sings and the riyulet runs
30 oheorily round the spot
Who're tho peaceful shades Of the towering
hills
Fall dim OH my mothers cot.
The windows are low and the thatch is low,
And its old stone walls arc gray
Oh I 800 it, love it, where'or 90,
That old homo far away.
Tho little clook ticks on the kitchen wall
10 toll the passing hours.
And the WOO tbne is climbing round the cot,
With it's swooty scontol flowers.
And tho old arm CHAIR. SO cosy and low
Where mother dill knit each day
Oh SEQ it, love it, where'er 20,
That old home far away.
My mother II SEQ her before mo now,
Asleep in that old armchair,
With the sunshine tingng her wrinkled brow
That was once 30 smooth and far
Hor orimpled border, as whit as the snow,
And her dark brown hair turned gray
On SEQ it, love it, where'er 20,
That old homo far sway.
And there's the white COW Oh It's homeward
path
AS 1t comes 30 quiet along
Aud the liltlo maid with pail in her hand
Is singing that dear old aong
And the frolicsome lambs in that barnysrd
Are gathering round to play ,'.
Oh 500 it, love it, where'er go,
That old homo far away.
Not all tho p easuros the world can give,
riches Of land or sea,
Or the wealth or rank Of cal this proud lords
Can e'er estranga from me
Tho roof that cover'd my dear mothers head,
With the humble floor OF oIay-
Oh see it. love it. whereer 10,
That old home far away.
But alas she has gone where all must 70,
For we all shall pass away
Yea even the cot that love 80 we'll
Will crumble and decay;
For this earth is only resting place,
Its joys arc ours day
All my pleasure Of life has center'd In
That old homo far away.
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: IorirK-iY THE MATTER OF S. C.

tNT0TICE.-IN THE MATTER OF S. C..
~ TaRDY. BANKRUPT-IN BANKRUPTCY.
This matter was this day Lizard upon the report on
the Register upon petition Of assignee. Tor 4 SAFE
free of liens objections thereto OF various CREDITORS
and the answer Of William +. SilnS thereto, anu
was argued by counsel. On consfderalon whereof
the Court doh ut this time decline 10 make any de-
cree Of sale whatsoever but rs preliminary iuercto.
doth appoint A. NJ. Aiken as special commissioner
to take upon special notices mailed 10 all known
creditors ind lenors, their counsel or 10! n, ana
Inon due publication In newspapers published IN
the cities ;of Richmond, Lynchburg, aud loanVlile,
10 ali the parties concerned, an account OF all the
real estate OF the bankruptcies value ana the liens
subsisting thereon, whether anterior TO bankrupts
ownership or created by him-:lnd Shall ascertain
the respective amounts OF all such liens, and make
sDecial statement of the amount due general or I'M
report 10 the Court The character and snta Of any
suits involving the asceriainuent-and lqmdetioih6
any of such liens so that the Court may bnenabled
TO Judge of The cNpediency OF reEitpo The courts
In which sucsiS are the ascertainElent ana llgu-
dationlf che claims asserted therein; and do fur
tier summon before him HE trustees IN t.e aeeas
schcdnled By said bankrupt, with view Of report
Ing the expedicncy or ineXpeuency OF allowing
them to execute their trusts; and Shall further re-
port his opinion npon all the facts OF the case as 10
the ACCESSIBILITY OF the sale by this court. Tree OF
liens. And further, 1t appearing from exhibits MEG
i'm This matter that there are suits pending In the
Chanccry Court OF Richmond. In which the bank
rupt was party, and the amount due the creditors
I'm dispute, slich suits may, by leave OF this Court,
prnce ed 10 Judgment for the purpose of liking The
amount due and the character OF, Or obligation
liens: and to this end, William L. Sims. the assignee.
is hereby directed TO cause himself to be madea party
10 said suit SO as 10 protect the Interests OF the
estate and the general creditors of tlle bankrupt.
ALEXANDER RlYES,
District Judge.
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s,,ke yourself, a present Of diary, an

Make yourself q present Of diary, an
,urn over a "new Leaf '-6rddJoTa
.Breeze. .,y+ st>t@ 50 -
II YOU would have your clothes Wen
washed, wash them in well-Water.
uGood chants for you, sonny" said the
man when be gave the boy ahymn-book.
The man who was ''cfosc at hand" was
a nigh witness.
ALet me a loan,' as the man observed
who was "dead-broke."
A notable affair-A picnic dinner on the
grass. ..~------- ,-.---..'-
] You cannot mend your ways with the
thread of discourse. ,.g,-e>s,
Best thing to do when you go shopping
with Iadies-Take notes.
A man feels the need OF good character
most after he has lost it,
( Uneasy lies the bead that wears borrow
ed wig.-NeU Yorkc Commercial
A New-Years call-"G Give us some more
eee-nogg.r Ne1o Orleans Picoytne.
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IN TfTT8N sAGES..FntTurc I snyss
ny Grubbs e Williams. ls.5
Ancaoneersa Real Estate A y ss.H

SALE OF a yA.JlUA.g lL,!
FkRMn FNTHETy.TtHEEAS k ~ !, q ys5S3 D5slir
I1sYffs MILES WET OF THE CITY tOF ksSSas
sag,NifN aT-hIT5sTToE.-Ir execution OF Geea pi
srnst on Absalom Blackburn and vile 70 lns
essTffer "a trrsfee, DATED Nay IL. 1850. anu an.S
reenrdet in the Hensfco County Ioust once pssy
thsreia reouired hg the DersnnE represenlaaNc VI
snc saea,re will sell tT aucton npon INC
prrHises. 5 sonseyed
ss1 BLACKBURN song resided, lying ID tne .,
tSas mad iicadiIg from the Deep KUN tutnpike W
stnrtney,s frsnerly Stnples) min aId me roaa ~
EeIes1crn cls+rch, dIointne the iand OF MI. ".
NJorrison and Others and containing nnc,Seiuiss
acres. more ~ less, plat and survey OF which VIII &c
siiown at the sale. -,,, ,,yr~ ,,,o,, A. and 3t
has good fce.house; also. q rond most iav0rasiy
s,iyate fr ice-1aking and with slight expense Inc
tam NAV be M nded and ice gathered CURING rne
,,resent saaso1. This farm ts located In 2 Rooa
niiehbortiood. convenient to church aud MIL, aIa
near 10 the city; and I'm view Of Us adaptation 10
general fsrming and Its facilities Tor ice-gethua 70
very desirable. :. II, ~. ~ =. al, ,,vl,o;e
or The greater portion Of the purchase. mrney Ia a
nsl hct by consent OF parties Interested inc teEn
viii he enc fourth CASH balance at SIX tweiFes auu
foftecs1 months for NEGOTIABLE noies, WIN interest
aided md secured fy d deed Of trust.
GRrEBs e WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. EEK
ia 1916-17.lSE21td
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t:t- BY Grnbbs & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents
:, Eleventh street between Main and Bank,
rI,RUsTEEs' SALE OF THE TIRE

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE r.;
ILL STORY BRICK DWELLING. No. 20S, On
THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN SIREEJ- B SI
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, AL M
. 4 FINE BUILDING-LOT AaJQINLNG;,I-iun exc
c1,Iion OF deed of trust frona the late hoDert -
Earssdnle and wife the subscribers, az sruStegs
dated 10Th December, 81. and TeSordea Ia htcn s
mond Chapcery Conrt Office, in d. b. II a, paSe
4s7, being thereto required by the holder 0. sne
note secured we wiz sell by auction, upon Inc
ises. on TUESDAY 18th January, 1919, ~ =,
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following property conVeyehs ~
soid decd or so much of II as may be necessary ioi
tha nurnoses Of the tslst-tO wit -. ,- -,
1,be TIIREE-STORY BRICK RESlpENCE NO
20S east Slain street occupied by Mr. L. n. benL-
Low II has about ten rooms Win fiin-ronni gas
md ofher cOuycncroes. and kitchen win Tour
ICONS rhe lot Is 81 1-12 by l054 feet 20 an alley:
Tbe VACANT LOT adjoining the above, ana mex!
m MI A. Harris's new block Of buildings. It Is ~
by l05A feet to an alley a. ,,,,,,, ,,,r, .,
The above property Is near TO me business part OIL
the city. in pleasant and Improving neighoorhood'
and IS desirable for resi- ences.
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash sutli-
e;ent TO efray the expenses of sale and 10 pay off a
moi for SO 900, which fell due on 18th Decen,6er;
1873 and the residue upon terms TO oe prescribed
by tie administrator assigns OF the granf0r; bur
IT is probable that. by consent Of parties more favor
able terms Of payment will be allowed.
DAVID n. WALKER, Trustooc
a. ID. WILLIAMS. !
GRCDBS & WILLIAMS. AuctioEcers. u s
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By Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auetionesr'.
1912 Main street. :%s 4ti5<et

TRUSTEES SALE OF. "A NICE COM
coon n LOT ON TWENTIETH BETWEEN ESs
CRAZE AND FRANKLIN STREETS , At a s.,G,
TiOE-In execution of certain heee .. uuss 1 dDiu
re:oe e in ,he cerk,s office OF richmond Canccry
Court b. g. lol c. page ~. WIN cTer Tor snss,
ISY The 23a ray OF january. 1875, at o'cl9ckP.
81 the PROPERTY above dessrise ni I,e hon ls
Ill nsceeSarv eouyenIepces. The neigiborhood Is as
GOOD as any in tue city. The honsets now occupied
by good tenant at fair rent The loL nas ir9 H1
RI ahnut an feet, and runs back u good Depth. 10
any que wishing to purchase u good homo at ow
mice ettated convenient 10 business, &c, TINS sane
presents an uIr1- ual advantage. a ~,
TEnIS. Wh1Ist the deed requires cash, more ND
ei t'' '.A '''S j. A. RICHARDSON
JOHN DUNLOP,
,,o Trustees.
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.F1rther Elections by CotoreG Societies.
The following additional elections are re-
Dorted By our colored societies: F
Golden Link Tabernacle, No. Id: George
Jefferson, r. w. R., and Japhet Hickman,
II. s. t..--. .s1ss -,a>, =,
Golden Chain Tabernacle, No. 16;: Maria
Lssens, r.. W. r., and Josephine Hopes,
". S. sE,}&.
Juvenile Glass, No. 8, Samaritans: Cor
nelius Hattie. junior chief; W.. Wood, sec
rotary.
Golden Rule Glass, No. 2. Juvenile Fish
ermen: Thomas W. Watkins, guardian
ruler; Sterling Walker, secretary.
Queen OF the Valley Glass, No. 8, Juye-
nile Fishermen: Mary Watkins, guardian
xnIer; Martha Harris, secretary. ~
Mount Olive Class, No. g., james Jones,
guardian ruler; r. Robinson, secretary.
Union Debating Club: G. 81. Robinson,
president, and A. j. Giles, secretary. 1,
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.sOId sE''-A.How ne Sworc Oty ore Fen.
Years Day. i,

gaf -,
Old ST Fingered over the fire Ion ger than
usual. at length he remarked:
..Dese ar moughty onsartin times IN, sum
'partments OBJ bizness! ~
ttWhy so7H
swell, ef all de foxes whar hezi dos.e
swo' off fun drinkin' Ticker got dere hams
well sandid fore dey cotch HOP OBJ deere
rezerlusbun, .dar'l II be er shrlnkin' OBJ de
trade Il, de mo0nshine deestricks dis YEAH g
s.True enough, 81. MS ss. {. N; Is.
9. Vas. sab an Pse yum OBJ Gem az or.
gwine Ter kon.ribit ter de unsettled state OBJ
detraff!ek Fl lI.. II 81
8 What you haven't sworn off really !.
q Ei you iegs so down DIR ter de hous' z
bet de print OBJ my ban, mr. wet ON de book
yitl Idun tnck dc oafe i've fingers vide
an strate, sho, ez you born'd - i. 81,
.ss q And you are not going to drink any
more p
q Denis de word only daI,s syun Ieetie
'mendmrnt dat I got ole Miss Ter leEans nut
8 in at de end y sss u
@ g w iaE was that 2ssfgs j s;.y
Z 90 Ceplin' dat ] was purity bad OF Wid da
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The ReethoUen Musicate.-The attend
ance at the sixteenth musicale OF the Bee
fhoves, Association Friday night was by far
the largest and most fashionable OF the ne
series. The programme was an unusually
attractive one, and was most excellently
rendered. The vocal solos Of Misses Alice
Burgess, sue Thomas. and Linda Harrison.
were especially beautiful. The violin solo
OF Mr.. Thilow, with piano accompaniment
by Mr.. Ramos, and the zitber solo by Mr.
Scbaap, were each finely executed and libe.
rally applaudad. The Beethoven is now an
assured success, and will in time be serious
rival OF its more ambitious neishbor the
Mozart. Last Friday night staDding-room
even was scarce, and it Is recommended to
the Board OF Governors to have more seats
provided, particularly il the musicates are
to lie kept up to the standard Of the last one.
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The Bold Soldier oys.-The martial
shirt of Manchester is not very great. The
BOYS seem content TO rest on the laurels
won by the Elliott Grays and Manchester
Artillery during the war. There is only
one company-the Union Guard leo!oredl,
James IL Cunningham, captain; j. b.
johnson and W. N. Bailey, lieutenants:
and j. S. Randolph, orderly sergeant. Two
white companies have been organized since
the war, but after spasmodlc efforts to keep
up an existence went to meet the Rocky
Ridge Rifles, the philologian Society, the
Alert Baseball Club, and others OF our
loved and lost organizations. ..a.s
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BY Robert -. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auc!ioncer,
1912 Main street.

a ssIGNEE,s SALE OF ONE UNDi.
. W.MIiL. ENGINE, FIXTURES. &C.. LOGA-
TED At THIS TIME ON THE LAMPS LAMPS 0 Be M III.
R AT pGiN;r. in HANOVER COUNTY, ABOUT
TW FIVE MILES FROM RICHMOND, AT AUG.
TiON.-By virtue CT decree Of me united states
er cred ON Dece1nber %, 1878. In the matter OF .
C. Boxley. hanKrupt, will oaer for sale ~ pnoS
auction, in front of the cnston-hoaset ~ SlS
DAY. The 18Th day OF january ES79, at IL O'CLOCK
NJ. the property aborc described.
/ bIrgain viii be lad. ,,.,r,r .,noo'
TERMS Cash. 5. Is. WILL assihnec'
q q IN II 47d.15 ~ ts-
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BY JAS. Macdougall, huc;ioneer,
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirtccnth) street.
COURT GRBEEsS.

VIRGINIA-IN HANOVER COUNTY
Y COURT. DECEMBER Is 1S7S-lN I'll The
MATTER;, OF T HG ESIni RT TE JANE 4" EN-
report of the accounts of Joseph z. Terrell
administrator of Jane NJ. Terrell, deceased ano OF
fc debts and demands against The estate of said de-
ceCent having been filed In the Office Of this court
aud more than two years having elapsed since the
quail fcation of said administrator, on the :notlon
df said Joseph F.. Terrell, Distribute OF Jane n
Terrell deceased 1t is ordered that the credtors OF
said Jane III. Terrell deceased, do show cause. II any
they can. OH the first day OF The March term 1917
before this Court against The payment and delivery
or The estate OF said Jane NJ Terrell TO her distrba-
tees without requiring refundng bonds.
And 1t Is ordered that copy or ms orrer ce put.
Richmond Dispatch. aud another copy posted at
the front door of Hanover County courthouse Oh
fLe first duy of two successive terms Of this court.
cory-I,este: JOHN r. TAYLOR, Clerk.
SANDS, LEAKE & CARTER, Counsel.
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!. r,5s1SrFrog as.aIr,a....rutnr DayH.
BY u, Il. ApperSori,
Real Estate Auciioneer.

nASYRUPT,s SALE OF COTTAllG5.EE
ID AND TWENTY ACRES OF M n n : :
W,i be sold on the premises, on FRIDAY: I1in y
January 1879 at IL O'Clock MI free OF ttesssa er
pnis near Wicssrsvie, on the Blake ys hlli roaa
iTTAGE with seven rooms, 1nls , ~ ~,
G. and stase, VII ~
rate water, and orchard OF variety Oh lui's, "s -
B. sRns: ono third cash; balance Mt six nm,
twelve months for negotiable notes'ihtefess suue"
secured W at'e''J j. NJ. GREGORY. Assignee, and
81 HENRY MENTZEL.
~ >1,,-.E5 Trustee OF r. Il. Duke.
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PersonGl-R. G. Swift, the Manchester
agent for the Dispatch, was i trssA6s suddenly
i'll Friday night -fhIs accounts for the late
&c Which this paper was delivered Sat-
urday. Mr.. Swift has mode arrangements
for the prompt delivery Of his route should
his illness continue.
Colonel William B. Woodbridge, county
treasurer OF Chesterfield, was in his office
Saturday for the first time in over a week.
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aTIsrren sar.Esy-.. .TnIs ray:
nv Davcapott 3 Cos ssocs Alesiones
ofIice, LIS afain street, Richmond, Ya.

ny Davenport 3 Cos Stock Asesi onests,
offce, lib Main street Riclinaord, Ya.
nrE SHALL SELL At PUBLIC.Asu, as
wv TIlN. Mt our Office ID Main street. aica !,
aot on 5an,iasI ~ ii,e
ef sg1 s 9. o fusK PLANTERS KATIosAL
ooo s,aarss s 81 Bank or
R l,las sSs9sis;K yrRt,1NrA FIRE AND MA
Log p PM INsf IKANf,EJyOhtPhSf. ,.,.,,
) lis SHARES STOCK CHESAPEAKE AND os Fl
- RAILROAD. - 81, 81 ~
ca shares STOCK NATIONAL BANh5 o 1l
yIsGINIA;, R 'isan 4' si;,1 r, BoEps:
5' nSH ciry OF TETERsBURG E1GnIsiI Ely.
1oo CENT SPECIAL rAX COUP ~ H y III
/ q, 600 VIRGINIA ,TkX-RECEIfAibsLE o s''''
and suc,, other BONDS ard STOCKS as may De OF.
fered before me oaS VI s asDssI;yENPoRT & CO, s.
ha stock BROKERS' and Aue ioeeers:
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Funeral Seruices.-The funeral OF Will
liam Gregory, an old and respected colored
resident OF Manchester, took place Friday
evening at tue colored Baptist church, and
was largely attended. The deceased was
seventy-one years Of age. His remains
were escorted to the grave by Friendly Di-
vision, Sons of Temperance, OF which diyi-
sion he was one OF the founders.
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Rv nsbeTt A. Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

By Robert A. Paine & Co, Auct1UHeets'
aALEOF ELEGANT CHROMOS Al
= -AITCTIoN~Ou TUESDAY the l4ti instant
Commencing at O'Clock, will sell ut The STORE,
NO. l2g 20 1l inMPoRTED AND AMERICAN
vs. GHROMU ct
comprising water views; landscapn historic; &ri;
&c-some very bcautifu!-in Elit anu
The public, especially the ladies' are Invited 10 at
tend. as the sale will be positive:
The pictures can he seen on hlonaaF., r.o
he p''' ROBERT a. PAINE & CO..
10 o. -.. AnctloneerS.
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THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE
BEDFORD (VA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TwENTY-sIX YEARS.
rn,e,cv nroycd by actual results In thousands of
cascs of Dyspepsia. Debility. Diseases Pecllilar 10
Women Chronic Diarrhra, itcadache; SCroiIia anu
Cutaneeus Affections Sore Throat ana DlpntneI.t'
Chflls and Malarial Fever. Extracts iroln 1estl-
= Rest remedy for Infammatory Sore. Throat and
Diphtheria ever used by me-as nave tou ..Irc
practice of forty ycarS-acts as tonic
and febrfuge; preferable to Gniorate oi
g ,s,o- ,--c,;ce Of many wears I have found no
remedy equal 10 Bedford Alum and Iron springs
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases ana diseases
peou''a' John P. METTEAuR, 81. D., LII. u: Va.
successfully used in Dyspepsia and Chronic
DiarrhGa.n n rrr,r p,
usurpassing any remedy that know of for scro-
fu!ous affections Have used |, FOR kwGhfy:ys wars
AFTER an experience Of near thirty Jears haYe
found no treatment equal to this wafer ana mass Tor
Scrofula Cuaneotls Affections, Glandn!ar i9erange-
and Ufelbra; liberation, and certain forms OF nys-
pepsia." Prof. j. j. MoonMAN, III. d., W..
wATEEs HAVE "a MIDloAh III
Used with unparalleled success il h SRsEs
tnAl''f'ai -'' Ex-vIce-President Gu. Med, Asso.
aENTIRELY CURED OF caiLLs AMP FEvE =.
Directions. analysis, and full proof OF all claimed
| sent with each package. -,
Wafer. 80 cents per gallon; - per case OF 0ns
Mass, so cents and 81 per bottle; $3.50 and S;
Full proof sf all claimed sent free upon applica
ton. Liberal terms to dealers irva'tds are accom-
at psP s s. reds sa ot of h the
p'ss Sold n by - POLK MILLER & co.
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4 .copy-ICSlc:
&. Z. LATHAM, Clerk u.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
n,Ny,rrr VA 10Th Tfpcembar 1879

COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
DANylLLE, VA. 10th December, 1878.
All parties interested In The execution Of The above
decree of The United States District Court for the
Western District OF Virginia, rendered ut Danvllle
aforesaid on the 21st day of November, 1878
fed hat ! have fixed upon the 10Th DAY OF
JANUARY. 1879. to take and settle. Mt my office.
In said town. the several accounts required by said
decree at which time and place I'LL parties In In
terest are required to attend.
. Given under my hand, as special commissions
of the said court This OH day of December. 1878,
ammo Domino. A. III. AIKEN,
! de l2-dt2OJa Special Commissioners.
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The Bailting- Fuaa3 Conspaay.-The Man
chester BuilGiing-FSnd Company succeeded
the Soutaside Company October g, 1871,
and Is in very flouTishiHg condition. w.
W. Pool is president, and j.. S. Clarke sec.
rotary and treasurer. The meetings are
held on the second Tuesday I'm each month.
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The Bank of MISUNDERSTANDING the
skllful management of Charles W. farmer
president and Willie r. Fiournoy teasbier,
the Bank OF Manchester opened the new
year under suspicious circumstances nd
with bright prospects for q contia uanee 81
rrnsnprify 80 rs -5.. ~
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CROCK EgY. GLASSWARE. &c,

CHINA, GLASS, CHINA.-Just opened:
" NEW GOODS from all the foreign factories.
French China Decorated Dinner, Tea, and Cham
Der SETS direct from LIMOGES, France-eacn piece &c
starnped Longwy Ware trepre:entinE tns o M Gu
riops Chinese cracking ware; Satsu-ma ware
japanese Dwarf; Novelties In tie way OF Elcren-
tine, Malachite, Iridescent, and Cere Glass. 80,
The largest and most complete stock ever eXhlo-
tied IN Richmond. Cali and ieok ut
~ -. = GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
de .,r= 1907 Main street.
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XTlRGINLA-IN HANOVER COUNTY
Y COURT. DECEMBER Is; ils7sIIE THE II
DECEASED, EN PSRTE: ~
report OF the accounts Of d. A. Winefeld, late
sheriff OF Hanover county, aud, as SUCH adln1nisra-
tor with the will annexed OF Mary Cross, deceased,
having been filed I'm the Office OF this court under
chapter 1873 Of the Code Of Virginia edition Of
ugainst the said decedenr's estate and more Than
two years having elapsed since the date of The order
committing said estate for administration, on the
others egatees of said estate 1t Is ordered that the
creditors Of said Mary Cross, deceased. do show
cuusp If any they can. on the first day CT the March
term, $40. before this Court against the payment
and delivery Of the estate Of said Mary Cross 10 her
.gatecs without requiring refunding bonds;
And It is further ordered that copy Of This order
be published once week for four successive weeks
in the Richmond Dispatch, andanother copy posted
Mt the front door of Hanover County courthouse OH
the first day Of two successive terms or said court.
Acopy-Tesle: JOHN r. TAYLOR, Clerk.
SANDS, LEAKE & CARTER, Counsel.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
SMALL HOUSES.

NEW FRAME HOUSE on Fifth street, Navy
Hill; five rooms; kitchen; good water in yard.
$3.50 per annurD. ,n
.DRICK HOUSE, six rooms. No. Gil north Twcn-
ty-sc cond street: ST. per month:
str ct 4; Sl2 per month. -.
FRAME HOUSE, eight rooms, No. 1l6 south
laurel street; ST. per month.
FRAME HOUSE, four rooms, No. 319 Market
street; 81 2 per month. Il ~"
FRAME, No. SOC south Pine street, five rooms
81 per month. 49,.
UNWILLING over Taylor's grocery, No. 1916
cast Maln street, six rooms: $3.50 per month.
FRAME No. 610 Beverly street, i've rooms . ~
per month. 100000,
FRAME, No. POI south Laurel street, Ave rooms
Wv ~ Real Estate Agents,
:, 70 o,d5t H.- '.-.. + lIOS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
LIVERY STABLES.

Ts1XCHANGE-, LIVERY, An DASC
stLe-srABLEs AND RlChsitN>\ ~, 81 !.
sAzakR, 1888 ASD I litp n nGASAldN c {:
R an, ~" HORSES By The DAY, "HEN'
Special rates to t!rovesS, aud every ,. oa,-
extended them for the tr;s'i'asio'
ness. -, = hay. - bit,ilt.S. :"
sazAar for the SALE By AUCtioI N'HtENEss'
NITI Pc VEHICLES OF ali KIND, o.
SApnL rs, BRIDLES, ROBES, WI tt%,d NSAruR-
AUCTION DAYS: WEDNEspAh 80"
DAY vt II o'clock 4. III. n,c,. Proprietor.
/ C.. s. ALLEN, Manager. tee
c. c. BURTON, Aac.i0heer.