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j. L. ArpERsoN salesman. mn
GALE or YALUABLE LAND i'm THE

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN THE
~ COUNTY OF HANOvER,-By virtue Of a deed
Of trust made the 9Th day Of January, S78. and
duly recorded ia the clerks Office of Hanover
County Court. and at tho request of the beneficial
ries secured thereby, will sell at public auction at
Hanover Courthouse, on WEDNESDAY the 9th
OF MAY, 1880 ibeng Hanover court dav). SEVEN
TY-FlVE ACRES UF LAND, In Henry district,
Hanover county, Va, known as "OAKLAND,"
and formerly owned by General G. w. Richardson,
being the same property mentioned in the DEGREES
In the suit of Richardson against Winston, trus.
tee for Thompson, &c,n now pending In the Circuit
Court OF Hanover for the payment Of two several
bonds dated the 9th OF November. 1877, each for
&700.65, bearing interest from date, and payable
two and three years thereafter.
TERMS Cash as 10 the amount necessary TO pay
the due aud the costs and expenses of the sale,
and on credit 10 the 9th OF November, 1880, 10
enough TO pay the second bond above mentioned |;
and as 10 Tie residue on longer credit that VIII be
made known op the day OF sale.
More liberal terms may probably be obtained by
applying 50 General W. e.. WickhaIn or The under
signed trustee.
The land Is valuable lying In the heart OF the po-
tato and melon region, and has good improvements
on IL. JOHN PAGE,
my 6-dl0t&sw3t Trustee.
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BY ChewBing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
M 4 north Tenth street.

ECEIVER'S SALE OF THE "SOU TIL.
III ERN PLANTER AND FARMER."-Under a
decree of the Circuit Court of Henrico county, In
the cause of Merchants aud Planters Saving, Bank
vs Dr. l.. r. Dickinson tbavnR been appointed re-
ceiyer do sol, will offer for sale At public auciiOn
on FRIDAY the 14th day of May. al 2 O'Clock NJ,
at us Main street. the SOUTHERN PLANTER
AND FARMER" including It's NAME, GOOD
WILL, sUBScRIPTION.LiST, OFFICE FURNi-
TURE, ALL ACCOUNTS DUE FOR ADNER-
Using AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, amounting In
the aggregate to some $4,000 or 5000, detailed
statement Of which can be seen at the auctioneers'
or receivers Office and will be exhlbitea on Gay OF
sale: BOUND VOLUMES, BACK NUMBERS.
and all other property of the said PLANTER
AND FARMER"
This leading old Virginia agricultural journal,
now in its forty-6rst year, upies position sec
ond 10 none in the South. Its subscripiiOn-list Is
very large. and extends the entire South. IL Is
seldom that such wellestablished and first class
journal as the PLANTER AND FARMER " Is
offered for sale. All information cheerfuly given
by the receiver.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash on LIST day OF
June. 1880; the remainder In two equal Install
m, mis- at three ard six months from said LIST day Of
June. secured by negotiable notes well endorsed
tearing interest at per cent. per snnum from date.
sale TO be confirmed by the Court.
A. j. GARY, Receiver
l1l5 Main street.
CHEWING & ROSE, AuctiOneers. my B. bt
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No. 4 leaves Richmond daily ,e,.s go.
No. 3 leaves Richmond daily. '"''l'
No. leaves Richmond daily except s-1nd.v
No. FL leaves Charlottesville daiiy er..'1.I
Be- Nos. / aud RIM through nom *. -,
Huntington. AN"'"i 10
Nos. and connect closely az Gor,lrl,,ulo =. -
Lyucbbnrg and Danyilie. ''"- 10
mob connects al Huntington with steamer, ~.
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THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.

THROUGH FRkIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. Nh Leave Richmond daily Except Sum
1000 A. NJ. day., connecting at West Point with
steamers for baltimore on MONDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDN EsDAY.
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY !;
with steamers for New York ON
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY. with steamers Tor Proyi-
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. Nj. Arrive At Richmond daily Except
sunday, connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
CRDAl with steamers from Baltl-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
3:55 Il. MI Arrive AZ Richmond daily Except
600 L. NJ sunday, connecting at West Point
with steamers from baltimore, New
Nerk, Providence, and Boston.
No transfer OF freight at Richmond To OF IRON
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
AMI West Point.
Careful handbag and dispatch. with loves; rates,
guaranteed.
Through bills or iaaing, with guaranteed rates,
Issued 70 all northern and western points.
For ir formht. ION, amply az oince OF the company,
Twenty-shird and Dock streets, Richmond. Va
oeA II. I. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
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BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenthj street.

BY Jas. Macdougall, Aucti0neer,
No. 10 Governor Tor Thlrteenthj street.
FURNITURE, PERPETRATORS,
Il MIRRORS, SHOW. GASES, &C, AT AUG
TION.-THIS DAY at 10i O'Clock will sell AZ my
wsrerooms without reserve, Tor families leaving The
l MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUIT,
1 COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT,
l HANDSOME WALNUT ETAGERE,
SOFAS and PARLOR CHAIRS,
WALNUT HAT-RACaS, -
MAHOGANY and Other IARBLE-TOP BUREAUS
and WASHSTANDS,
BEDSTEADS, WARDROBES, CHAIRS,
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, LOUNGES,
EXCELLENT REFRIGERAT0RS aud ICE
CHESTS,
GILT MANTEL-MIRRORS,
MATING, CARPETS, and OIL-CLOTH.
TIN SAFES, TABLES, WINDOW-AWklSGS,
SHOWCASES, &c, &c.
Consignments received up to hour of sale.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctoneer.
EB. COOK, Salesman. my 14-lt
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pOsTPONEMENT.

c aTfrRnsY the 5th day of May, at same hour.
en- Wv HENRY q. CANNON,
mv1A special Commits Toner.
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by Richardson Z GO.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
No. ll13 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF ONE
TEN ACRES OF LAND, WITH DWELLING.
&C, ON BROAD STREET OPPOSITE THE
virtue OF q deed Of trust to
the subscriber, dated 9th OF June, 1876, from T. r.
Yarbrough and NJ. l.. Gutrrant, trustee, duly re-
corded In Richmond Chancery Court and IN Henrico
County Court, default having been made. and being
thereto required by the parties thereby secured,
will sell on SATURDAY, May %, 1880, at IL
O'Clock NJ, in front OF the Office Of j. l.. AppersOn,
No. s north Eleventh street, the above-described
VALUABLE PROPERTY conveyed by said coed,
lying in Henrico county, but very near the corpo-
rate limits OF Richmond adjoining the lands OF W.
{. Aliens andJ +. Sheppard's estates.
TERMS: At sale. A. B. APPERSON,
Trustee.
j. l.. APPEReON Salesman. 10
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RICHMOND And PEIfe>rt
RAILROAD .DMiAhf'
COMMENCING SUNDAY. March 10
~ 1850. trains Oh Ibis read vii r11 IS ""
LEAVE RICHMOSD D"Tu.
1900 IL, THROUGH MAIL dalg, CO.. q
for Charleston, >1-I' i-.f
aud Aiken (yil htl.' .'"..t
jacksonville. stops unlt a..
and 1ianchesicr, al a- H'.''"
$40 p. NJ. AcCoMM0pATiJN TRNS p
Passengers tahi-s taia .raiA ~
close cOnpec1cf a. t---..--'a
10 35 4. ". THROUGH NAH. daily, com
for Weldon, Ni'uias.pl' H'f-
Charleston, NAYsuntH' y
muhia. AtiAItI. Macon BE- .H
Mobile, NeN Or.clp'. afi '..f
S0nth and SoathNr'i I.."
ing-car from Na,li.- 49, ioi
miugLOn, Savannah, t.t
StOps only 40 NaufIts'.f $3.50 '-..'
aud Ilalf-N un si.ui.
ECO \. NJ, THROUGH FKtiGHI TRAM
Except sunday passenger '''
LxXTK FrrEnsBrRa >0RrH.
6:S6 A. 81, THROUGH NAL cals' ,''.'
with Richmond lrt -i.it.'.A
Potomac - road .'' ut
East. sad 81 .at -'o. % 81
ter AMI Chester, sfi ID. j. .-'
and a. Draws H.HN. 0N s.faA.
o.2SA. ACCOMMODN ALTON IENiN
teNcept Sunday. -''is ~ a. 80
s44P. n. TlIPOUGH Mas. dAgy, sonnec Z
WITH Rcan,ygi. FIRES, Asy1.. a..
Potomac railroad fQr a. pph~
and West. Aiso. T&s;nS ,'vse -
tion with the Clt.AisAAe ahN 20
railroad for the Iirslu.- STU, -
IN points North aud Nesi- 4n' 80
stops AZ Manchester ani .r
at HALFWAY aud Dfaps h.'-'
a.45pu tTliiIe6uGH FREIGHT TRAIN % =
Except sunday "''''S.'
-xffl 81 Az IT,
IS StfSRAY TxCiRSION TRAINS ,,s,e 49, ', ..-,.
mono A. NJ. and $50 I. H. rA'e
burg $50 A. NJ. and $50 T. VI: r,'.l .S,,,eaa,rt
RICHMOND. FHEp'a & POTOMAC K. Z o.
RICHMOND, VA, November = -
COMMENCING NONEMBEK . 1877
~ trains on this road WI run ss l'NV"''
NORTH BOUND. 49,. A.sy IS.
sl2A. NJ, leaves Byrd-SlreeI station as
sePt sundays due 81 ssS '5" T.. ~
Philadelphia, 600 L. NJ Nc"
1000 Z. " -. ,.r,. 20
$500 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-Stree, iat,2n gsa.l,iiafs
a. Washingyon, 9.20 I. VI
Il:25P. II. : Phis ie,pniS' 80 -
New York, 6:i5 A. VI. ,N @
400 Z. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS = A = ,
Junction. leaves Broad SHe'' W.
daily Iescsnt snrdslSl.
SOUTH BOUND. ~. q, s
ioloP.M., arrives al nyra-S5Iest s's Nsw NSr
frAcept SunlSNsl. tesN - r.tk 4
Sis A. NJ: Phisltlphls' tts'Snl.
NJ; Baltimore, $50 T. VI N""
tor $40 l.. NJ. 49,. a.lt.
liAo A, NJ, arrives Al Byrj-street static %
leaves New York, l0Ot 7. NV
aielphia, l:l0 A. NJ; bs,,
ass A. " WaShiugt1n, l'VV ~, nd
s:4aA A.. NJ, ACCOMMODATION fkAN -,
Al Brosd-sreet station n,N , ~
SundaysI. I. A.; -, Agsa.
w.r, ID. MYERS. General suuersntssdehe
DlLL-HEADS, % 80 10 SS per i''"'
Dhe DISPATCH PRtNglN0 AVlsI'
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND, YosR RIVER AND CHEsPsARK(
RAILROAD. Z
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
W TAKING EFFECT JANUARY o. 1850.
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an FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
~ tn. closing sa of Mr.. T. b. Cersley will take
place Of the REMNANT of his GOODS, con listing
Of some nice TEASl WINES, LIQUORS, VINE
GAR. ana NIsCELLANEUUS GOODS OF con-
siderable variety. 4. j. SAMPoON.
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ON MAY 6, 1879, w. r. WALKER, OF
IN on RonsSysrte W ya Sia obtain
afterwards ] purchased the right 20 the State OF
virginia, and viii be pleased to receive proposals
Tor counties or districts. IL is grand success. No
more use In standing over the ehurn for one or two
hours. - we can make butter In three minutes.
my b-3Ut ID. Y.HUDUI.ESrUN
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PASSENGER TRAINS.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 7. N. Leave Richmond daily Except sun
day. connecting at West Point on
TUESDAY, THURsD DAY, anu SAT-
URDAf with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and for Bati-
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a connects for Farnyiic. Lynchtur. a.i .
points I'm the Southwest.
& connects for Milton, y. q.
{ connects for Macon and AL points iG S.I... BID.
Georgia.
ID connects for j., ksonyille ou s'l points la :
rida.
+ connects FOR Macon and 1ll points ln SsHtlF
Georgia, and Chattanooga Nashville, u .np. .s-
all Texas points.
r connects for Selma, Meridian, jackson, I'D
NlcNsburg.
t. conueo 6 Tor Galveston and ID. Texas p..l-.
Trains from the ahovr-nHmei points 4rr
Richmoad at i:f3 Z. VI, A. N.elit.9f At
Trains between Greensboro ali -atm fi. .t
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina iivii % make
ton ~ GoldsborO' with tlc ". s. ". T.. b..
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DriWlug-r0 tIi -.Drf .
run Through on Train W. - fr H nov &c..
RichmOnt 10 Atlanta. and FROM 9I.r1-.DI. .
gusia. aad on Train No. ~ from Boston, Ma.
savannah. ia, riH Richmond
Tickets sold tO all points south. sns.i's.. f
southwest, and baggage checked tDt"l-0.
No lay-oy checks given On GOAL iirA.'
join H. Ma 40 fI"t
General pA.-tu-.r i....
T. VI. L. TALC0TT, Genera. suQetl',aI
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...,n.ru p.ps,.s Convention.


rug MISSION TO RoxE--nIGBLY INTERESTING
pyscUssfcss--LAsr DAT OF the CoNVEN'
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DlLL.HEADS, % 80 10 - per i''U'
Dhe DISPATCH rRtNTlN0 AQlsS'
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10. 2 leaves Huntington daily except >sturl.,.
No. 4 leaves Huntington daiiv.
No. 8 leaves GOr,lgn,Ni o. daily eKc,ff >nnfs~
Is Nos. and run through from uunrn..,.,
10 Richmond.
No. %. mixed. leaves stanton daily fNc.tl sun.
day al D:4O \. VI. receiNiuZ rs-,.euetf, from NJ
gnia Midland train leaving Washington 7:lOA.
NJ. aud ARRIVES AZ Richmond ~ . T. VI
Virginia Midland train leaving IkuHlliry q
l:f5 T.. VI. connects closely win ~. = lnl fI,t
leaving Lynchhurg al 1913 \. ". cour,cI. win y,
for Richmond. y. w. =. 10 NJ
Engineer and Suftr.rf,..,rt
CoSwAY y. HOWARD. General PI-.ug.r ard
Ticket Agent. my7
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GRURBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioueers.
BY Grnhhs & Williams,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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BY Gruhbs & William,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-10-29
Grange Meeting.-At a meeting of

Urdhse meetlng.-At meeting OF
Montgomery County Grange, No. Z, held at
Olney, October the 21st, on motion of Bro.
Jos. t. Moore, the following was adopted,
viz:
hesOtced, That committee of five be APP
pointed by the w. Master, with Instructions
to draft resolutions expressing the sense of
this Grange on the question affecting every
farmer and citizen-Local Option-and that
their report be made the special order for
100 p. NJ.
The report was adopted and ordered to be
published in the county papers:
l. That the question now referred to the
voters of our county, in regard to license of
the sale Of intoxicating liquors, is one which
comes strictly within the province of P. of H.,
not being one that belongs to party politics.
2. That in the Judgment of this Grange,
such free license is very injurious to the best
interests of our county, and certainly to the
agricultural portion Of it.
B. That we earnestly recommend every
voting member Of our Order to attend the
coming election and cast his vote and use
his influence against license"
WIN. H. FARQUHAR,
JOHN 7. DESELLUM,
w. b. CHICHESTER,
ARTHUR STABLER,
DAWSON LAWRENCE,
Committee.
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Notice to Hotel Keepers and others who
deal in Liquors.

Forthe Information of all persons concerned
the following Act Of the Legislature, passed
March gath, 1865, is published
CHAPTER 1911
AN ACT prohibitng the sale Of Spiritno1s
or FermeDted Liquors in the several conn
ties Of the State on the day of election.
Section !. BE aenacted By tie Generai as
sembty OF Mdryiand, That il shall not be law
fnl for the keeper Of any hotel, tavern store,
drinking establishment, or any other place
where liquors are sold, or for any person or
persons, directly or indirectly to sell, bar r,
give or dispose ofany sprituous or fermen,
liquors, ale or beer, or Intoxicating drinks Of
any kind on the days Of election hereafter 10
be held in the several counties Of this STATE.
Sec. 2. And be IL eadcted, That any person
violating the provisions OF this Act shall be
liable 10 indictment BY the Grand Jury Of the
county where the offence is committed, and
shalIupon conviction before any Judge Of any
Of the Circuit Courts Of this State be fined n
sum not less than fifty dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars for each and every Of
fcnce-one-half the fine shall be paid the in
former, the other halfto the County Commits
sioners for the use Of the public roads.
JOHN II. KELCHNEE,
Sheriff Of Montgomery county.
q IN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-10-29
Our Present License Law.

The Hon. Arthur +. German, United
States Senator elect from Maryland Vt the
first grand ratification meeting Of the cam.
paign, held at Hardwood Park on the COCA
sion Of the 18th Of September celebration,
seems n have anticipated the tariff question
which has recently proved Of such general
interest, AZ the demonstration referred ~
Mr.. German said;
"Eyery intelligent man, familiar with the
legislation Of the Republican party, is aware
that the tariff laws ~ made and executed
by that party bear uniustly upon the bust
ness interests Of this country. Thoy are 80
framed and executed that they benefit few
fayorite Interests at the cost Of the whole
people"
Precisely 80 Is the license system Of our
State. II Is 80 framed as 10 benefit few at
the cost OF the whole people. For every
dollar gained to the State, two is lost IA the
people, and for every one individual that
makes money by the liquor traffic, two are
ruined in body, soul and purse. Vote then
against license aud correct this unjust, IN.
wise aud oppressive license law.
OSE ~ TnE PEOPLE
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-10-29
Mark Following is the Raltimor

Markets.-Following is the Baltimore
market of Wednesday, 27th instant:
j. Wheat-common to prime Fultz 105@112
and do. long-berry 110@118. The demand
is almost exclusively from millers.
Oats-36@3Sc. per bushel.
Rye-100c.
Hay-Cecil timothy S21@$22. Fair to
prime Maryland and Pennsylvania $50
20. Mixed $1S@19 Glover $16@17 per
ton.
Straw-wheat $1O@$12. Dat $15@$16.
Rye $1S@$20 per ton.
Butter-1S@22cts. per pound.
Eggs-l9@20cts per dozen.
Buckwheat-New York, So 50@$2 IS per
100 lbs Pennsylvania, So 40@$2 so.
At Drovers' Rest, on October the Goth,
$50 cattle up-all sold. Very best, At to AZ !;
good, to At; medium fair, 81 to 4. Medi-
UNI steers, oxen and cows, 24 to 3. 400 sheep
and lambs lambs, 5 to 81; sheep, 81 to A..
20 cows and calves, $50 to $45.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-10-29
DemOcra tic Meetings.

A Democratic barbecue and pole raising
took place Tuesday, at Sligo. A pole 139
feet high, bearing flag and strcamer with
Hancock, English and Schley marked on it,
was raised amid great cheering. Speeches
were made by o. II. p Clark, Col. b. F..
Swartz, BENZ. Fawcett, and Guy II. Thomp-
son. Over five hundred people were pres
ent and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
The Democratic meeting held here on
Saturday last was a success. From the
threatening weather Of the morning and
the rain of the previous day the meeting
was held at the Court House instead of the
Fair Grounds, where it was published to be
held, and many persons were kept away.
Hon. Jos. II. Bradley was selected chair
man, than whom no filter man could have
been chosen TO the position. He accepted
the chair in timely speech. In the course
of which he said the main issue Of the cam
paign is "whether the country shall remain
a Republic or whether it shall be changed
into monarchy by the party in power at
present"
Speeches were made by Hons. James NJ.
Schey and John Richie, Mr.. johnson, Of
the Eastern Shore, and Gov. VIM. r. Ham
iton.
The meeting at Jamestown on Thursday
of last week was signally a success A goodly
number Of sterling old war-horse Democrats
came together with the warlnest enthusiasm.
The occasion was the celebration of the
Hancock, English ard Schley pole-which
had been raised sometime before, and which
is very handsome.
Among the speakers present were L. b.
Prettyman, II. w. Talbot p. d. Laird, VIM.
Brewer and Rich'd r. Beall, Esqs.
Doctor Williams called the meeting to or
der and introduced Mr.. Beall 10 the audi
ence Mr.. b. was followed by p. D. Laird
III. w. Talbot and i. b. Prettyman, Esqs
Mr. p. closing the meeting with great en-.
thusiasm and encouraging demonstration.
After the speakers had concluded they
were invited TO the hosptable board of our
friend, IIilleary Hoskinson, Esq, where a
bounteous collation. was spread for their en-.
tertainment.
The pole raising at Germantown on Fri
day last was the event Of the season. About
one hundred and Nifty were present And
while the raisingo. hepole was a very serious
matter il having "a len 10 the ground three
times, yet, the failure at first like the defeat
in Indiana, only caused greater aud more
determined effort 10 raise IT, About r. NJ
the streamcr and beautiful Gag was cast 10
the breeze amid lengthy and vocilerous app
plause aud cheering for Hancock and Schley
Mr. Horace Waters called the meeting u
order at 600 Z. D., and introduced Hon
George Peter, who closed his speech amid
much applause This was verify Demo.
cratic revival meeting Hancock songs be.
ing sung by an excellant choir between
the speeches-the whole audience joining in
the demonstration at times. When Mr. z
had concluded W. V. Bouic, Jr, was intro.
duccd, making an effective speech. Richard
r. Beall, Esq, was then introduced and
closed the meeting ia an able and lengthy
discussion Of the principles Of the Democ
laey and The issues involved in the campaign
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-10-29
l. O II No. T
contains
81 ACES rs OF LAND,

This Lot fronts the GAINESVILLE and Rock
Vile rOad, Immediately in front OF st. Rose 5
Church, and is bounded on the west by the
lands OF Mrs Mary A. Hutton
LOTS Nos 3, A and ARE in fair state OF
cultivation, enclosed with good fencing and
the land Is OF iairqualilY.
All Of these lands are on or near the Metro
politan railroad, furnishing beautiful and
healthy locations for bnildng sites, the rail
rond furnishing every facility to Washington,
u. G. and Baltimore. A more desirable To-
calily for summer residences could not he Sc
lected.
LOT No. . contains a large quantity Of Tim
her, chcstnut, white aud black oak and hick-
DRY, aud IL susceptible Of being made beau
iiiul aud productive inrn.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thrd Of the pur-
chase money to he paid in cash, aud The resi-
due ia equal inslalments in one and two
years; the deferred payments to bear in
tcrest from. the day Of sale, and secured upon
the land
C0nveyancing at the cdst Of the purchaser
a plat Of the lands viii be exhibited on the
day % snlr
ELEANOR VI CHOPPER.
GEORGE PETER,
oct bets Executors.
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SATURDAY, 3Oth Of October, 1880,

Mt the hour of 3 O'Clock, p NJ, all the Real
Estate, lying and being ia said Montgomery
county mentioned and described in the pro
ceedings ia sad cause, being the farm upon
which the late james OGult resided nj the
time of his death
This farm is situated on the public road
leading from Darnestown to Seneca NJ ills,
about one and IA half miles from Darncstown
and two miles from Seneca Mills and the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, adjoins the lands
Of Ebert Perry, Upton Darby and others
IL nd cnnInina
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1880-10-29
SATURDAY, 9th of November, 1880,
III 2-IO Acres Of Land,

MORE OR LESS,
now occupied by Richard @ Nicholson. This
farm lies Immediately on the Norwood Branch
OF the Brookevile and Washington Turnpike,
about miles from Sandy Spring and IA miles
from Washington and adjoins the lands of
John Keith, Misses Lazenby, Basil Mulican
aud Others
The improvements consist of Two-Story
Frame Dwelling House with attic and back
building containing eight rooms, Meat-house,
Courthouse, Stable, Dairy and other necessary
outbuildings.
There is Blacksmith Shop, Wheelwright
Shop and Paint Shop on the premises The
same being good stand.
1t is well watered, There is some wood on
the place, also good peach and apple orchards.
The property is situated in rapidly grow
ing and improving neighborhood and near
churches, schools, mills and postoffice.
TBRMS OF SALE as prescribed by he de-
cree. -0ne-third of the purchase money cash
on the day Of sale or on the ratification there
Of The balance in two equal annual INSTALL
ment of one and two years from day OF sale,
sad deferred payments TO be secured by the
single bills of the purchaser or purchasers
with securely TO be approved by the Trustees,
anu TO bear interest from day of sale; and on
ratification of the sale and payment of the
whole purchase money land not belore) the
Trustees will by good and sufficient deed
convey TO the purchaser the property sold, free,
clear and discharged from all claims of the
parties to this cause or of any persons claim
ing under them.
Conveydncing at cost of purchaser
llATTERSLY W TALBOT,
JAMES B. HENDERSON,
oct l5-tdo Trustees.