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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08
EASTERN NEWS.
ASSAULT ON A c0loasO CADET.
Whitelaw Reid Finding Homes for
Poor Children Score OF the
Walking Match-County Con.
venfions-Jessi Raymond
in Court.

NEW YORK, April 7.-As might be be-
lieved. those papers which speak Of the as
sault on the colored cadet Whitaker, are
indignant to the last degree, and hope, if
the culprits are discovered, they will be
punished to the fullest extent of the law.
The Herald has a special to the effect that
the colored cadet ingeniously woun ded
himself.
Last night a party Of 10 boys, gathered
from the Homes Of Poverty, and from the
lodging-houses Of the Children's Aid So
ciety, started for Winchester. Va, where
they will find homes with the farmers.
The cost of their outfit and journey was
paid for by Whitelaw Reid. from funds
placed in his hands TO be used in placing
poor children in positions, where their fu-
ture success depended on themselves. This
Is the first company sent by Mr.. Reid to
the South.
At l O'Clock this morning, the score in
the walking match stood: Hart, 225;
Dobbs, 224; Pegram, 201; Allen, 200; Mer-
rit, 1876; Howard, 1876; Mcintyre, 1871.
Dobbs and Hart are the present heroes Of
the contest, both returned to the track this
morning at 1870, and at 8 O'Clock Hart
maintained the lead Of 3 mile, which he
noia ~ Ie.iIlng. DoDDs' al o O'Clock was
colored friend Tar. and go h;uao's s .h his
morning, booked for the second place. At
8 o'clock this morning Hart had 256 miles,
Do mhs r1o, and reeram 2So.
their delegates - ~ S.a.s convao ot
yesterday. They are headed BY Smith NJ.
Weed, and are solid for Tilden.
Two Csnvicts Killed.
JEFFERSON Crrr, Mo-, April7.-A double
bloody tragedy occurred at the State PEN
itentiarv here Yesterday .-tternoon ,..n,,
- az ao..h - ~
I psad y ~ usa "n, u TWO convic's. Martin
Gm;.s sfio ~ iron, ~. LOUIS y john
omi:n' VI o'. a.sols county, Whiie work
lns IN 'ne Prison yara got INTO quarrel
Mnen omi'n s.rucA Droderick twice over
Tue hesu WIN : spade, iractuiing ms
sAun. smith Inen :lartea ior the tool
mousse win inc deslgn OF escaping from
.nc yalu' pe. was met oy the guard. VINO
demanded MIN 70 surrender. ne refused,
and contlnueo 70 dvance. One OF the
waraens ,nen appeared q ordered smith
70 yield, Dn. ne AGAIN refused, saying that
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

LITTLE four-year-old Bertha Bartlett
has just made the trip from Chicago to
San Francisco alone. She paid for he-
own meals and made all her arrangements
herself, and was Of course the pet of
every conductor under whose charge she
travelled.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

A NUMBER of women of Washington
have signed a remonstrance against the
passage of a law to punish the crime of
rape in the District of Columbia with
death. They say that juries will not
convict under such a law. But their
main objection is that such a law would
cause the murder Of the victims OF the
ravishers, in order that they might not
live to testify against the criminal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

ASTI-THIRD-TEaM Republicans are or
ganizing all over the country. This may
be a dodge of Mr.. Blaine or Mr.. Sher-
man, but it looks more like a genuine ex-
preston Of feeling against Grantism.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

THE Republican Legislature of Ohio
has recently passed a new apportionment
bill, which SO gerrymanders the twenty
Congressional districts in the State, that
$4,000 Republicans will probably elect
ID Congressman, while the $4,000 DEM
ocrats will only elect seven. At present
the delegation stands IL Democrats to
nine Republicans.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

THERE'S a fair opening just now for an
eligible middle-aged gentleman in the
statesman line for a job as Vice President.
Apply to Chicago Convention, but with
strong backing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

THE papers published in the Black Hills
mines allude to the people Of the eastern
part Of Dakota as the "sod-corn dele
gates" That is as bad as the appellation
given to the "cow county representa-
tives" farther west.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08
NOTICE.

THE EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
Il Company viii receive bids for the deliv.
cry Of Seventy-hve Thousand i75,000l bushels
OF Chsrcosl, or any part thereof, per month.
Bids viii not be received after April q, 1880.
Delivery Of Coal TO commence May /. 1850.
For further particulars inquire at the Once OF
the Company.
Eureka. New. April :, 1880. sprS-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

AND nov poor Mr.. Hayes is being Sc
riounly brought forward A. Presidential
candidates This. too. in the face of his
emphasize declaration that he would not
accept : denomination Il il were ten.
dersd 10 him. His friends seem to think,
however. that this statement was quite
Is Pickwickian q the famous Civil Ser
vice Order No. !, but the public means
to take the incumbent at his word.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

DIED.

years.
Paradise Valley, March &C. choate. aged As
years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

Says the Elko Independent: A gentle
breeze from the cactus covered plains Of
Arizona, watts the following tough story
to the ears Of dwellers in this portion Of
irigid Nevada. A practicing physician Of
this State-so the story runs-attracted by
the favorable reports from that quarter,
transferred his practice to that territory.
The worthy N. d. it appears. had . son In
this State; an enterprising young man.
who soon after received notice from his
Sire, that a good opening for q person Of
about his size and general appearance,
was about to result from the death Of a
mining official then receiving treatment at
his hands, and advising the son to be on
hand and apply for the vacant position
within twenty days, at farthest. 1t is re-
corded that the son proAted by the advice
OF the parent; the latter having the 'sva-
cancy'' prepared for the young man on his
arrival.
Had this story been told on anybody but
a doctor OF medicine 1t would have been
much more readily accepted. Reflections
upon the Faculty, like their prescriptions,
are not taken without more or less grimAces
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08
Big Cattle Drive.

Messrs. Lang & Ryan have bought23 SEQ
head Of cattle in Oregon to drive to Mon
tana. To drive these to the Yellowstone
country, where they will winter, will re-
quire 800 head OF horses and the services Of
120 men. Most of these sscow boysv are
Kansas men, who have been ii. the employ
Of this concern for the past six years.
Forty wagons accompany the drive, and
about 100 stands Of loaded rifles will always
be on hand, good for tho Indians who may
attack them. The drive will be cut up
into three squads or bands Of cattle, the
first having two days start Of the third.
This brings them within easy range OF the
rear from the front. In April they will
begin to gather up for the start, and by
the 25th Of that month the greatest body Of
cattle ever banded together, will be slowly
marching eastward. Up to the Goth Of
June the drive will be apont nine mile:
per day, but as the heat Of the summer
comes along, they will decrease 1t to five.
Therefore, a steer travels no more on q
drive of this kind than he would upon the
range, and is sure to be in good order
when he reaches the Yellowstone, as there
is an abundance Of bunch grass as DON as
the Grande Ronde river is passed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

THE Courier-Journal says: The Globe-
Democrat, which il not Democratic, but
Republican, asserts that the Devil is a
Democrat. This news Of the G. DIS will
certainly prove alarming to q large ma
iority of ths Republican party.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

The looming crown" seems to haunt
some Of the admirers Of General Grant as
well - the General himself. At a recent
Galveston banquet some taffy on toast
was given him, and. at the same time, it
was pleasantly suggested that greater
glories than . crown have been his" To
this sweet allusion the hero promptly re-
sponded BY vouchsafng the pleasing in
telligence that Texas was an empire in
itself and larger than some of the empires
in Europe. Crowns and empires fill the
air wherever Grant isl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

THEODORE W. WooLsEY, Leonard Ba-
con, William G. Sumner, Francis Way
land and George William Curtis are some
OF the men who are urging the nominal
ton OF Edmunds for President. 1t is
honor enough for one man to have such a
constituency - that, and so far as he is
concerned nothing more might be wished
Ton ham. But - the Boston Herald well
says; IT would be so jolly to have a
candidate who, while well fitted for the
Office. has not sought it. And i. would
be . good lesson for young statesmen
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~ All ~
IN those interested in the MINING awsds To
Antelope District, Eureka county. ness S.y ~
be present at the Roma mine on the io.n u meet.
April. 1880. at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, as . spsci Ia Dis.
ing will be held among the miners =,
trict. j.. ". STRANDbEh@' Uoao Sw
PINE Station, Eureka Co., New.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

THE merciless Stock Exchange blisters
Kearney after thu style: "Kearney's
physician, according to the Call, has
ordered that his back be par-boiled by
hot water applied to it in rubber bags.
1t vas severe enough on Dinis to have
the responsibility Of Freud's defeat on
his spine. but to have his back par-boiled
afterward, is a cruelty that wen the
Council of Two Hundred would hesitate
before infiicting."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08
NOTCH.

A IL THOSE INDEBTED ~ .ncornts i'm.
medistelys and ave costs. Sam. Eliza VII, r 70
ceipt for ali accounts at the OLD S'An''
White Pine Bank. mr6-tf
Eureka. New. March ., lSSo. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08
notice.

r HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED aABkiE.
i M~oRdANTINI, Of the town 81 snrs.s;
Nevada, my agent TO collect all rents due sna
coming 10 me on All property owned by me IN
the town and county Of Eureka, state OF ~.
vada inc 1 hereby notify the tenants oceupy,
ing said property. that he 10 the only pe''-
authorized TO receive said rents.-ux, rrry
PIETRO MARTELLEIIL
Eureka. Nevada. April !, 1850. p
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

DELEGATE CAMPBELL, Of Arizona, has
preferred very serious charges against
Judge Charles Silent. one Of the Associ-
ate Justices Of the Supreme Court Of that
Territory. He charges that, in partner
ship with Governor John C. Fremont, he
is interested in the Peck Mining Com
pany, which is in Silent's district; that
since Judgment has been rendered against
said property in Silent's Court. Fremont
has made an offer to its San Francisco
owners to bond it at an absurdly low
price, accompanied with an offer that he
(FremontI will settle the litigation. This
same Judge is in receipt Of three salaries,
one from the counties of Yavapai and
Mohave, obtained through the legislative
influence Of Tom Fitch.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08
RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity Of Tanks, 100000 Gallons.
ALL NOW FULL.

VyATER WILL BE FURNISHED IN RUBY
w Hill. In any desired quantities, o. ~
seasons Of the year. ct . uniform rave, ~
lower than can be furnished from Any Gms
source. Water delived twice daily 10 privs.s
families, miners cabins, saloons, etc. IlsSse y
ranging from 6A to 80 cents apiece. VII y
sold af the once Of the Company. on as''
Hill. W. b. ffVpf''~'
T. W. PEARSON, superintendent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

thieves who ever did business in Chicago.
Webb was recognized by Pinkerton this
morning as George d. Quigg, a notorious
that
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-08

Oh PRINTING q, OF ALL DE.
~scriptions, executed with nsatness and
despatch st III onxzEmL Once,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-24
BY Green 6 Wise, Auetioneers.

OS uEcGh u w lse, huGLlOnPers.
pY VIRTUE of dccree of the Circuit Court
- for the county of Alexandria, Va, render.
ed st its Msy term, 1880, in the chancery cause
Of Wsters, surviving. vs. Kelly ct ais, the un.
daTsigned. commissioners therein named, will
otter for sale by public auction, in front of the
entrance to the Court room. on Fairf.x street, in
the city Of Alezsndria, Va, on SATURDAY,
the 28.h Of August 1889, at II o'clock M, the
following doseriDod property, to wit:
a LOT OF GROUND with the III PROVE
ments thereon, in the county of Alexandria,
Va, beginning on the west side of the Washing
ton snd Alexandria Turnpike lS4 feet inches
north CT the fret street north Of Montgomery
street; thence nor!herly with said turnpike u
feet ore or loss, to j. Wither's line formerly
C:s moves; y thsLc south with ssid line II feet,
mora or less thence easterly by 8 straight line
10 the beginning,
Terms of Sale: Cash enough to pay costs OF
suit and sale, and the residue in three equs in.
stsmens 81 one two and three years, respec-
lively, with interest from the day of ssle the
title 10 be retained unit the purchase money is
fully paid.
ALBERT STUART, Ccmm'rz.
&. o. CLAUGHTON, of sale.
jJ26-2syts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-24
By Green 3 Wise. Auctiononrs.

FSI VIRTUE of decree of The Corrorali IN
- Court for the city OF k.lexsndria Va. rem
dcrad st it's July term 1850, in the csusa of d.
:, Wstkns and wife OF als Va .johu r. Evans.
u, Tho undersigned, conlmG.ioners sherein
named, will offer for Fale By public auction in
front Of the entrance 70 the Court room, on Fair
fax atra:t in The city Of Alcxaudria, We, on
nATU RDAY. the 2Sth day OF August. 1880, OF
II clock n, the following property, to wit:
mol: House and Lot No Sc south Royal Gt.,
east eide.
No2: House and Lot no So south Royal et.,
east side.
No 8: House and Lot No 45 south Roysl st.,
west side
No4; House and Lot No At south Royal st ,
Nos: House and Lot No 40 south Roysl ST.,
west side
NoG: House and Lot No % south Eoyal 81 =,
cast sldo dj1ining s. o. Baggott on his north
jlae-subjoct to any claim ho may have for the
use OF his wall.
MOI: Rouse and Lot No s south Royal st.
west side
Nos: House and Lo. No south Royal st,
west siie
ST., wosS side
10 10: House and Lot No 81 south Columbus
a., vast sida
No11: Vscant Lot corner Of Colun bus and
Wilkes sts.
No u: House snd Lot No 30 Prince street.
jubject to rent charge in foe o. 81 psr annun1
NO l3: Eous, and Lot No 142 Wolf ST., be.
tween Columbus and Alfcoa
TO ID: House and Lot no 80 King stree,
formerly occupied as a store by Jno T Evsus,
decd.
No Is: The south House and Lot Of the three
frame dwellings, on Inc court in the square bound
cd by trinco, Duke Columbus and Alfcod SIS
NO Is: Tho middle Rouse and Lot on the
above named court
No Il: The north Nouss and Lot Of The Ii zee
in the above nsmoi court.
NJ l0: The House ind Lot on west side OF
columbus street, belwoen Wolfe aad Wilkes
streets.
No 10; House and Lot adjoining above No ls
on the south,
No 70: f tIact Of land contsing 1862 acres,
more or less in Fairfax county. Va, with the
improvements
Terms OF sale: Cash enough to pay expenses
of suit and sale, and the residue of the purchase
money on credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
mouths; the ,nds of the purchaser or purchas-
ora to DO takeu, with good personal security, for
The deferred payments. with interest from day
OF sale, and the title re.s!ned urtil al the psy-
LDonts are made.
5 FERGUSON BEaCH, J c,
CHA RDES X. STUART, Hsuiss HoSsnl ss
GN0KGE WALKGR, eho@l9
iv26-2aws
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AUCTION SALES
By Ereen & Misa, Auctionas

DS STeeu ~ IsS AuCtlOUeSTS,
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ROSS,
LIN VIRGINIA tOPP0SITE @ EORGE-
TOWN d c. IMPROVED By Il d VEL.
LING HO OUSE, STORE, STABLE SC
BY vIrtua of decree of the Circuit court OF
alexandria county, Virginia, rendered at the
May term, 1899 thereof, in the suit Of Anna
Hills vs. Asnua and Johnston, trustees, &C..
the subscribers. SIS commissioners Of sale, ap-
pointed by said docrso, will o1er for SALE at pub.
tic suction, on the pro'aiios. on WEDN KS.
DAY, August 18th, 1880. ST S O'Clock p m.,
LOTS numbered one. TWO and .hree, in squ,re
numbered three, in the town OF Rosslyl, Vir-
siGs. with the improvements, consisting OF
DIV hLDlNG HOUSE. store. stable and neces-
ssry oulbuil6iags and lot of fruit trees
Terms of Sale prescribed by decree are:
81 ,2G5 CG with interest from December 20 1877
at per cert and S3S % taxed costs Of suit, in
cash the residue in d u srd is months sf.er
Said saio. with approved personal security. If
teTms Of ssls are n3t complied with withil one
wsek from tho day OF sale, the property will be
resod at the risk end cost Of the defaultiug pur.
Chaser, af.cr three days' notice in the Evening
Stsr newspaper of Washington. D. G Convey
aucing 81 purchasers cost.
AhBEkT STUART, oo,.,
JAMES ID. JOHNSTON, ! o'tAai 'S'
Dulcsnson s. Bro, Statesmen. iy24s&Ws
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-24
By O'Nesl & Lucas, Auctioneera.

By VNesl & Lucas, Auctioneers.
k~N0MhiSSICNERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ 3LE REAL ESTATg.-By virtue OF 6
decree OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax county,
Va, rendered at the June term, 1880, thereof in
the chapCery cause OF ", / Emerson and wjfa
e. ais. vs, Elyg N. Emerson ct ais, the SUBJ
scrbgr. es commissioner Of ssle, appointed by
sHid decree will ex pose for ssle at public huc ion
on SATU RDAY. the lith dap OF Septrm ber,
1880. st II Tl., il font Of the Market building,
on tioyp street, il the ciiy Of Alexandria, Va
the HEAL ESTATE in the said derr5e men
toned, of which Harrison Emerson died seized,
to wit:
NO l. 4. LOT OF GROUND with +. TWO
STORY FRAME OW GLLlEG EOUSE, in
She village Of West End, in Fai1iax county, Va,
situstad on the sCu.h si6o Of Luke street ex-
tended. n short distance west Of the Stone
Bridge" end containing two roods and twenty
i've poles.
No. 2 a TEACr OF LAND in Fairfax
county, Va, south Of the above described lot
No. !, and separated therefrom By the " NJ
and A. & T. railroads, adjoining The lands of 4
u. Rotchford, Holland and other5, and contain
icg lhb acres Of dry land more or less, 6 acres
OF meadow lsHd, more or less and shout 10 hcres
marsh land.
Terms OF sale-One Eth ofthe purchase money
IN cash, .nd the residue N three eQusl payments
at siE. twelve and eighteen months from thc DAY
Of sale; the deterret payments TO bear interest
from tho day OF sale, and to bo eecured by the
notes Of the purchfsere, with good personal se-
Guilty, and tro retention Of the title until the lsst
psymoat is made, ALBERT STUART,
aull cots Commissioner Of Sale.
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DEFENSIVE MEDICATION

Is prccaut;on which should never be neglected
when danger is present. and therefore e2urse
OF toe Bittors at this season is particularly de-
slrable, especially for the feeble and sckly. As
remedy for biiousness, dyspepsia, nervous.
nasa and bowel complaints, there ia nothing
comparable to this wholesome restorative.
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z 4. sTNODE (Ma.h. HcdaI!ist IT. Va,
HGaci0s Hnd Instructor in Msthem.tics ana
x :. NELSON. VI. 4. OJnigeraity OF yirginis,
lna'-nc'o- in Creek and Latn
:. 3 a.FNV {o3Ucstcd in Garmsny and for
many r"ara -osidont in Paris, Instructor in
".r1atH, French, l:alisn and spanish.
fai' ~EHoo!. is strictly preparatory TO the
.'i"e-sitJ r VirgNia SpeCisl nt.entio, ;s
gwen ~ coaching studcc. 10 speak tho several
ta! rI@g's ci Europe.
-asrso f37 @.'f session, sI25 Reductions
.a.e'1 iaTrC q rnlTst"rs sons or of two brotncrs
: catalogues address
%ni "olm THE PRINCIPAL
i LiAo N5TIIUTH.
."s :. Teyloe, President Of Trustees;
g'.., i, Cooke, SuucrintcndGnt;
49, =. :: thlfg. Associate Principal:
- Eicsssnts. Latin and Natural Science :;
""H :@g.oF Thorn, NJ. q English and French;
49, = Cooke, 4 s., mathnmstlcs;
III. =. a." rowlkos, Ethics end History:
y. q. 2.'caG2:son, Director Of Vocal and In
a.sEmcn;ai Music;
i !. ], ,fnlij, Piano ard German Languages;
.t'ss '".'' f0rchor, Piano and Singing;
- -, CAiisthonics, Vocal Music and
'-. ra.n rauIi. Supt of Music Rooms;
60 = turner, English Language;
= Locks, latin and French;
-" & ctn, ',"iDlsn End Ma;hern atcs
4. ~! nj, Preparatory Schoo;
.7.. q :. Iocsc, Hnsd Of Domestic UeLt;
,.- L. =. Ilcto. Domestic Department;
..an-a " a:n Marion
a=s O. @ockc Business Agent;
@ao 7 loApkins, Resident Physician.
'"""T i"a'"s are frAdus,nt in a. Single De-
'r1@Io IS ~ II" Literary Course; ~ the
'. '.hhc to"rsc ~ tie LiG$Stcr! C1mrse: (5}
'.. ''Ib Z "rscj VI Music. arrangements gro
2.. 1" sat ~" wants .! al, Gnd the facilities
tIe ,'tr g. aHT ever enjoyed in tho South. Ap,
gig :" no 5uprTiDtcndant for Circulars. &c.
y. g. >"t"t"uri Springs, We. depot snd taIo.
"''. '-23 |acrn, 4. Al. II O. Il. Il, Va.
""."'o"r' county, iy 2G-twlm
2n1-AiAND 7 SCHOOL FOE GIRLS,
SANDY SrRIsG Nd.
.H's s0S:itu!iOn will Do reopened Sent. 18th.
i ini @o"'Go OF Instruction will bo given, with
.."a.a.. non History, Bellies Le.tres and tho
..st;..., Scjor ccs.
terms: 9225 fer the school year; Lar aces.
"',-,e -ld Drawing extra For Circularg Civ
no !-.i III :jFon. address
6HHHI Q. .HALLOWELL, Am.
jvt-a0I:lw3m
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Ey vietun 0; decro3 rendered NJ the JUNE
term, 1870, Of 'ho Circui! Cour. Of Fsirf.x coui
y IN the siit Of John j.. lie Bell, adm.nistrato,
s. is. Daniel deceased, vs. A. S Grigsby
ts2., the undersigned. commissioners Of sale
.herc;n named, on ShfH&hl b&R 20, 1880 Cnur
d"vv, st II o ccck NJ, vii SCI! 81 public auction
etf>re The door f the Court House OF said coun-
ty. certain THaCT OF LAND, beov gins &c
=. ). Grigshy, Containing 3@3i acres, more O,
less. The sa0 land lea near tho vllsga Of Cen
tc'viilc, stjoning the lands Of Pomeroy, :2!gin
ana o:hcrs; Persons desiring p particular Ge
;cFipion thereof are referred TO DR.. John u.
D9Bell, who resides ia the vicinity.
Terms Ct sale: One fourth ni the purchase
money in band rs & Deposit liable TO DO forfeited
and mo iand T9sod at lhe yisE Of the purchaser
shHG!G be taitto ccmplo.s his pu-cbsse; ,be ros-
Idue IN three eqaal snnua instameD.s, with in.
tclest from day of sale, payable annusliy, % be
secured BE- the boo6s cf the purchaser, with
good persons. security and retenti N OF title till
the las. payment is made
II. ". T3GMhS, Com M e. uE
THOMAS MOOSE, f;sle.
John ". 1hohler AuCtioueer.