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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21

APPLES never sweat, but moisture
condenses On them as dew upon grass.
Fruit should b. carefully gathered as
soon as ripe, when the weather is dry
and warm should never be handled
when wet, and must not be bruised
nor chafed In the least. The natural
waXy secretion found on fruit is pre-
tion against the effects OF moisture and
air /: when the skin is deprived of this
protection or Is broken by pressure, or
even by punctu1e Of Il pin (made in
labelling fruit at our fairs, as is often
done), tho oxygen of the air will gain
access to the juices of the fruit, End
fermentation and decay will result.
Gathered as above described and car
ried di1ee ly to the cellar when the
fruit is warm and dry, and packed in
barrels or bins, the atmosphere being
oeol, the vaI or in 1t will not condense
and no dew Will be seen Oh the fruit,
as Will be the cs Sc when the apples
ale cooler than the cellar air. Forty
years ago or more | thus stored eight
barrels of Rcxbury Russets In my eel
lar as soon as gathered and lald the
barrels on the bilge, and when OPP
encd the Sth Of July not an apple was
specked, while the remainder gather
ed In ak ordinary way, barrelled and
store In the barn Gas was then said TO
"to sweat"), during the changes OF
hea. in Nov ember till cold weather,
and then stored in the cellar, rott.d
badly by the middle of May.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21
a. s.yT'7 ,I-7S7S ~ ~
HUMOROUS.

- JONES was eating dinner at Ills
boarding-house, and during his inves-
tigatlon of his plate of hash, he ran
across a piece Of q postage stamp The
hlandlady saw him pick sitT out and slook
at 1t, and she began to get mad: But
Jones said nothing, and, laying down
his knife and fork, began to dig with
a spoon in the dish from which the
piece Of stamp had come. Finally
when tho lady could stand 1t no long
er, she sald:g "Well, Mr.Jones, what
is the matter?'' '@"'H
son, nothin," replied that philoso-
pher. % = . ,.a.. - So
What are you playing in ~the Wit
uals for thenP', aa.of = ......s ssr"
"Why, you see thc piece of stamp
reminded mo Of d letter Twas expect
ing,and just thought ia prod around
this dish while,and see II couldn't
find the mail-carrler,and ask him about
the letter without walking down to the
office. ~. --s.-s -'t.ssr,S ,,s.z7"a- 49,.
The mail-carrier was not found, and
Jones has changed his boarding. house.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21

LYDIA +. PINKHAM's Vegetable Com
pound cures female complaints by re.
moving the cause.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21

a PINT Of mustard seed put in n
barrel OF cider will preserve 1t sweet
for several months.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21
TROY. IN. " Press.]
I,titnriul

Mr.. w. j. Melvin, Editor Warren,
Masa. Heruld, was cured of severe
Neuralgia by the use Of st. Jacobs OH
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21

RArID drying Of paint is insured by
the addition OF q small proportion of
llthrge, sugar of lead or Japan warm
ish, according to material or color.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21

WEEDs.-The best time to kill a
weed is rs soon as it is born. before
you tan see it. When the seed is ger
minated and is just ready to break
through tho ground, then the least
disturbance OF the soil diSarranges It's
connections, and 1T dies in hot sun
but, il 1t grows until it makes roots IL
1t Is disturbed considerably you do not
lives in spite Of you.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21

TURpENTINE will remove Ink frt.
white woodwork.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21

MRS. PARrINGTox was recently IN
duced to make a trip from Chelsea to
Boston, and her nerves were 80 agitat-
ed by the excitement Of the trip that
as she Jumped ashore she exclaimed {:
|Ihank Heaven l'm again on vice
vcrsa.' =
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21
A POSITIVE CURE

FOR Exh nuateI Vitality. Neryous nj, I,b "a.
isnI nsbihlty' M. Dri Ric3rd'a BEST NATIVE
proved BY the Of MedoIno. OF Psris s snG sp
b. tnS GSebrateS pnXsiciens THOMPSON, Dr..
ren8oiq, Dr; ChoSalier, DR.. Raspal, and tho q Gal
chemist tiebig and others. Send for cIrcuiar Sent
per mntl IN scaled boxes on receipt OF price Boxes
United States IA Bcekman ST. Y. ssnd for for faH ao
sia'ilc Letter from colo d DR.. Rcord, of Parjs '"'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21

CAMruoR OINTMET. - Ono table
spoonful Of brandy, two tablespoon
fuis OF sweet oil, one tcaspoonful OF
strong spirits Of camphor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21
DOMESTIC.

BROILING AND ROASTING MEAT.--Un
questionably the broiling and roasting
meat, literally the least economical
ways of dressing it, present 1t IN the
most pa]atable and wholesome form.
Both in broiling and roasting, the
meat should be exposed to the direct
heat Of a clear, hot fire, 90 that a light
crisp crust may bequfckly formed and
serve TO retain the juice Of the meat {;
in broiling, the crust Will form close
to hot fire in about three minutes for
each side of the meat; in roasting,
with suitable appliances, the entire
surface of joint may be Drowned in
fifteen minutes; in baking meat in q
hot oven, about twenty minutes will
be required. Although baking re-
suits are less 'desiraOle,7 because the
hot fat spatters from the meat and
burns up on the interior of the oven,
producing upleasant and unwhole-
some vapors unless the oven Is very
we'll ventilated. Slow baking, and
that accomplished by irregular heat,
are sources Of great waste OF nutri-
ment and flavor. To avoid waste in
broiling and roasting, the fire must be
clear, hot and sLeady,and the meat ex-
posed directly to It's heat until its sur
face is Drowned. 1t may then be set
little away from the fire, buta regular
heat must be maintained. All drip
pings and gravy must be preserved, and
in broiling meat over the fire a groov-
ed gridiron must be used to keep the
fat from falling Oh the Goals and blaz.
Ing up against the meat. The free
circulation or air renders both these
methods desirable, and very little
change takes place in the chemical
constituents of the flesh. Underdone
roasts and broils may be more savory
and possibly more nutritious than
those we'll done, but they are less d.
gestivo,a land consequently less economi-
cal; Tor the economy of food lies
wholly in the nourishment it furn-
ishes the system. Even after meats
are properly cooked the chances of
waste continue through all the phases
Of unskilltul carving, inJuuic:ous
serving and disregard; for the re-
mains of joints, from which may be
made many savory ragouts, salmis,
minces, croquetteS and kindred dishes.
When unSk1ltul carving is apprehcnd-
ed, the cook may diminish the posi-
bilitieS OF disaster by boning the
joints, replacing the bones with stuff
ing, and dcVoting them to tne soup
pot.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21
Shooting ChilIs down the Back,

shooting Chills down the Back,
Dull pain in the limbs. nausea biliousnesg, arc
S,tns Sy,tnnpIoms OF approaching fever and ague. Use
Which I substitutes for the chilly sensation &C.
MAJ warmth. regulates the stomach and i'm.
paLts tone TO the liver. The bowels, tho stoma CHI
and an the hillary gland being restored to healthy
Gondltion, tho disease Is Conquered at the out
SET ; For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gem
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21
Price, eS Oents per Rex
BOLD BY DRUaaIBTs,
TO THE PUBLIC

OF On. RApHAY'S old established r. r. T. RsMa
q pIss IMAM the base and worthless limitations
enS ~ thereg are, False ResolyentS Relief
go 700 that the Aanss 'f1advays 10 On what yos
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21

FARMERS HONEY CAKE.--Take pint
Of pare strained honey and mix into
It four ounces Of butter and four
ounces o! lard; then add five well
beaten eggs; season with juice Of q
goCd.sized lemon, or nearly the whole
OF nutmeg. a cupful Of sour milk
should also be used in mixing it to
dough, with light teaspoonful Of
saleratus. The amount Of flour nee
cssary will be nearly two quarts. DO
not work it very much after it is mix
ed, but 1oll the dough out and cut into
shapes for baking in tin pans. This
10 simple but palatable little cake.
No sugar Is needed at all.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21

TAKK CARE OF THE MAroHHs.-I
nothing about the household does the
tnjAnction to have ga place fer every
thlnS" lCQuilc more strict enforce
ment than IN the care Of matches.
W nat arc known as "pai lor matches"
light he most readily, and are as
much more dangerous than the COM
mon matches as they are more con-
venient. The general stock should be
kept in tin box, which is not to be
opened or taken from, except by the
master or mistress of the house. For
each room where matches are used
there Should be metal match-safe Of
some Kind, and the matches are to be
kept in that, and nowhere else. 1t
Snould DC regarded as n serious offence
Tor match TO be, anywhere or for
eyer SO short time, found "lylng
around loose" In the kitchen and the
Ded-r0om, or wherever else matches
are in frequent use, 1T is better to have
the match-Safc fixed and always in the
same place, SO that il can be found, If
need be, III the dark. In taking
matches from the larger box to re-
plenish the safes, let that always be
aone by one person, and it will pay
Tor that. person to look over the matches
at the time, throwing away all broken
ones, and where, as Is often the case,
twO or more are stuck together by the
explosive mixture, these should be
carefully broken apart, and unless
TWO good matches are the result, rather
than to put into the safe one with too
little and the other with ragged ex.
cess OF the mixture, throw bo5n away
Also throw into the fire those matches
that have two or three times as much
o. the mixture on the enIs as they
should have. These, in lighting often
explode and scatter burning particle.
IN a dangerous manner. If, in light
ing match, day or night, il be lks or
the explosive end comes of vi nout
lighting, do noting else until that
END Is found, and put into the fire, or
"here ii can do no harm. In TACT,
treat matches, every malch-as If il
were-as it really is, hre-arm, ca .
Pable O1 dangerous mischief 10 person
anu property. Teach the children 10
carefully ooserye the same Caution.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-21

SUMMER PRUNING GRAPE VINEs.-It
Is an injury to any plant to take away
muGh n OF its foliage when 1t is growing
pun, 1t is often greater injury to
leave some special object we have in
view 10 have all the foliage on. For
instance, in grape growing We want u
le" gotd strong canses to bear fruit
next year, and not large number OF
small and weak ones or we need some
strong branches low down on the vine
so we have TO take away the branches
we 40 not want in order to have the
Viue put all The strength into the BRAN
ches we need. This is the principle
Involved in 'he Summer pruning of
grape vines. But not to weaken the
vine by tie loss Of much green foliage
We should take The earliest opportuni-
~ 10 lake out and shorten useless
ir' nches. BY Icing taken out early
IN The season, there is not much nju-
ry to IL e vine, and there is more time
lef. for those which are left to profit
by the absence Of The useless ones.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-11
IsI.nrer Rccr Healthy?

saws a physician, writing to the Boston
Advertiser, on the general benefits OF lager
beer:
nstO That every nation always has used,
,,ocs and will use, some sort OF external
agency capable OF temporarily accelcrating
or retarding the action OF the mental ma,
chinery. and that beer is the least harmful
agent, the proportion Of alcohol in tins
being no more than may properly be taken
as food. (2d.) That lager beer Is too bulky
10 produce intoxication easily. 3D. That
beer is not a stimulant, like spirits, which
act like the application Of whip to an al
ready oycr-tired horse; it is rather Ike q
good meal Of oats; it is tonic and fatten-
ing food (being composed OF malt, and q
nervous sedaiiye from the hops in combi-
nation). (lth.) That, while spirits sti u
late TO violence and lust, beer produces
merely somnolence. (jth) That taste ior
beer drive. out or destroys the liking for
spirits.
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Correspondngly qrick time 20 other pom
Through bills Of ladlng issued al low rate.
&. \. TAYLOR
IN LIS General trc eh, Agen..
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Iror the Dispatch.l
Igcui Reguat vttfum.

fmprovement on the car Of Time
Nav rule the world from CLINE 70 chu'ef
Enf Nice. aiaei now holds the sway,
And rrigns supreme from day 10 uaN.
The power Of geld has shown us strength
10 rule The world In all It's length.
while T" IIonor" pleads, but "cannot buy
a hrcckfast,~ though some strive ana die'
The rise aud fan OF man, As known'
Historic lore has plainly shown,
The tide that flows to wash The shore
Nav CHI al last 20 flow no porc.
The wise and true may wei retire
10 fame no more shonld they aspire
If gold alone can now command
The place aspiraDts may demand
Virtue may hide her humble bead
Aud tears of grief and sorrow shed,
When ice prevails and gives us laws
That pampcr thieves and win applause.
Improvement bright the world may RUE
With lessons taught In VISIONS scho0l'
But while her voice y heard IN Naln'
Can man Improve and rise again
When harhar.sm on every hama
With darkness shrouds destined iahu,
Degenerate man may yet inlhi
The greet design-his Makers VIII.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-11
ByJohn l.. Sampson & Brother,
successors TO FL. Sampson')
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers-
Hull street between Eighth and Ninth,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VAL
u I'ABLE JAMES-RIVER FARM NEAR 0S-
BORNE'S LANDING, CHESTER lELD COZ y
TY-m pursuance Of 4 decree entered IN We Cir
cuif Court of Chesterfield county on The lSth day
Of November 1881. I'm the suit Of Emellnc J..
Burfoot rs. Thomas T.. BurfoOi's administrators
&C.. we the undcrS' gncd, special comm! Ssioncr,,
viii offer for sale at public auction, In from; Of
Chesterfield county courthouse, on
MONDAY, DECEMBEE IL. 1881
at I O'Clock l.. VI. (that being County Court day..
that VERY DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND,
containing TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, adjoining The
farm known rs Chestnut IIill" and the lands Of
Edwin l.. Hatcher aud others, the same being a
portion Of the late Thomas +. Buriooi's estate.
This land lies Immediately on the river near o.
borne's Landing, and one and half miles IRON
Chester station. The improvements consist OF a
COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING, win all
necessary out-buildings, good orchard &c.
TERMS: One third cash; balance in SIN, Twelve
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes, with i'm
tcrest added from day of sale. and title retained
until The whole If the purcl1se-moncy - fully
&. e. MCRAE,
Il. \. HANCOCK.
ID. l.. PULLIAM,
de Special Commissioner.
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Editors Dispatch: Mr.. j. G.. Beckham,
OF Alexandria, fell from the southern
bound train (Midland) this morning. and
was severely but not seriously injured,
his head and arm being considerably cut.
lie was taken 10 Manassas and back to
Alexandria by the fast train this evening.
r.
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"Pve lived and loved" said an unhal-
py old maid. "When | was young, DIR.
Benson's skin Cure, for letter, eczema,
and pimples on the face, was not to be
bought. As | had rough skin, kept out
of company and am now an old maid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-11

HORsPoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN NERVE
ExnAUsTIOS.- am altogether pleased with
the properties Of Horsfords Acid Phos-
phate In nerve exhaustion and dyspepsia
4. n. Krout, NJ. d., Van Vert, Ono.
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NOR SALE PRIVATELY.

81, 900 will buy NEW sTOCK-BRICK DWELL
ING with eight rooms on Fourth street
near Leigh street: bath. SC.
1900 will buy NICE FRAME liOl 81 in same
ncighburhOOd containing eight rooms.
Both he above are now rented 20 good tenants no
5000 per annuin. - . . - -
i 500 VIII buy DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING on Fourth street near Glinbic's Ilill.
l,6OO will buy IN EXCELLENT FRAME
HOUSE WITH FINE LOT on south def
fcrsun street.
81 500 will buy a slX-ROOM sTOCK-BRICH
DWELLING on west Cary street.
S21O0 will buy q STOCk-BRlCh STORE AND
DWELLING above west Broad street
5000 viii buy SMALL BRICK HOUSE with
four rooms ON ~. james street near Clay.
$4,000 will buy an EXCELLENT DETACHED
NEW FINE-ROOM DWELLING on
west Marshall street.
5000 will buy q SlN-EOOM STOtk-BlslCk
DWELLING on west Main stree.
$500 Will huy a NEAT FRAME DWELLING
containing eight rooms, with LARGE
LOT. on west Main street.
$4,000 will buy NEAT FRAME EIGllT-ROON
DWELLING on west Main street east Of
Monroe Park; very desirable.
$1,000 viii buy a FRAME SlN-ROOM HOl -
on Cherry street near Main.
$500 VIII buy 4 DESIRABLE NlNF-ROOM
BRICK DWELLING on Cary near Sc
cond street.
$3.50 will buy VERY NEAT DWELLING
with six rooms, in perfect order, on north
Ninth street
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
do ONT ll1Y Main street.
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Nv ". II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents ANA Auctioneer-,
lib Main street.

VALUABLE BU.INESS-STAND COR
NER MOSBEY STREET (OR MECHANICS
VILE AND JAY STREET. AMI
NEAR TIE WORKSHOPS OF TIE CHESA-
PEAkE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY,
FOR SALE BI AUCTlON.-By request Of the
owner, shall scllby auction, ON The premises on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER -. 1881,
NJ O'Clock =. NJ, that VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK STORE and DWELLING lO-
Gated as above az which profitable retail grocery
business has long been done The house contains
five rooms besides store Is substantially built very
conveniently arranged, and ia good repair: good
stable. wagon yard. Sc. The lOt fronts feet ON
MC.bey street, and has depth 0f about 3 feet
This property /. now under e good rental. and
its character and location Gust beyond the city
limits. with no city taxes dlOrds fine OppOrtu-
uiiy for bushes, or investment.
gEHEs: Liberal and announced az sale.
". II. LYME * CO.,
dc0 Auctiuuccrs.
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AUCTION sALEs-Monday.
BUCK TT AIS.
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LFE-lNsuRANcl
COMPANY.

nv virtue Of a decree Of the United states Dis
,ricf Court for The Eastern District OF NirRini
entered i'm the above cause November II, 1851 !
viii proceed 90 sell at public auction on inc prem
ises, ON . 49, -. 20 700,
at O'Clock T. NJ, the property described IN saia
decree. rs follows lfthat PARCEL or LAND,
with thc improvements thereon. lying ana pciht
In the city of Richmond, on the NORTH sldc oi
Grace street between Twcniy-trst ana Iwcnl!-
second streets. fronting on Grace street ~ ieel'
and running back between parallel lines 100 'ett'
The DWELLING e. Of brick l. large ana cOminc-
dous, containing about ten rooms; ges,1es DtlGH
Kitchen and Is now occupied by Mr. kobcrt L.
KniIer NJ a good rental. And I'm further pursuance
Of said decree, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ID 1881
on the nrcmises at 4 O'Clock i. NJ. will sell the
LOT or LAND. with a SMALL FRANZ
HJTiI.DING thereon. commencing at point os
feet inches south &C L street on .hc west Inc nl
Thlrticth street. fronting on THIRTEEN street -
feel q inches, running back between parallel lines
i34 feet 10 AN alley . feet wide And imine-
diatelv aficr-say at AZ o'clock i. M.-on me
premises, that certain PIECE OF pARCtL OF
LAND Wing aud beng In thc ciiynf ilchlnohu' ~
the intersection of Twcniy-elelth and stIecta'
fronting on the north line Of y street 90 icct rum
ming thence hack between paraIlel lines loS iec'
90 an alley q feet wide. , +. 20,
TERMS: One fourth cash; The balance IN eluli
Instalments In six, twelve. afd eighteen months
necotiable notes 20 be given 10y the purchaser Tor
the deferred payincnts, with Interest added. ana
title retained by the Court until all The purchase
money Is paid or. at the option of the purchser'
the cash Will be- received and decd given al once
AUBIN l.. BOULWARE, Receiver.
FRANK ID. HILL ~ Co, Auctioneers' de l-lOt
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.


NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA, and TOILET-SETs, IN
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE
CREAM-SETS Of the latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS in al
the latest designs;
RICH CUT-GLASS, BRONZEs, sc.
The largest stock ever exhibited in this city. Call
and look al them. +. b. TAYLOR,
So 10 No. 1Ol1 Main street.
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VALUABLE Lots,
WITH
SPLENDID WATER-POWER, &C.,
Is TIE
TOWN OF DANYILLE. VA.
FOR SALE.

In obedience 90 decree Of the Circuit Court of
;hr city of Richmond entered the 18th November.
ISL in the cause Of Bruce and others a.. The 'o-
lnokc Navigation Company ana Others, the under
-yucd will offer for sale 40 public auction, on the
2OTH DECEMBER, ISL.
I'm the town Of Danyille Va. the REAL ESTATE
Of tie said ROANOKE NANIGATlON COMPA-
Ny. situated in The said town. tcgethcr with al he
WATEK-rOWER, privilege, and appur;cnlnccs
thereto belonging.
This property consists of q lot fronting one hum
bred and eighteen as feet on bridge street, and
running back n considerable depth To- tie Dan
river, along which IL extends. ana has upon 10 "a
part of the CANAL AND LOCKS used hy the said
company. Iis frontage upon Bridge street iur-
ni-hes admirable sites for building, and the ca
Nal which runs through 10 furnishes % WATER
POWER which 10 Is believed !, unsurpassed In the
STATE for manufacturing purposes.
The character OF this property. and its location
I'm the nourshing town Of Dauyille, which D. sur
rounded by q line mineral and agricultural coun-
Try and Is becoming railroad centre, make IL very
valuable.
TERMS: Fifteen per cent. Of .he purchase-monoy
ln cash: balance In one two. and three years. bcIr-
ing interest from the day OF sale with personal Sc
curity and title retained until thc payment of tie
purcia,e-money In fun. Possession given upon
Inc confirmation Of the sic by tie Court.
This property will be Oilo!ed in lots and as
whole.
rIat Of the property and an abstract Of the IL
tie may be- seen M the O.lce OF city Engineer g 4.
BallOW, Danyile, Va. JAMES LYONS, JR..
Receiver Roanoke Navigation Company.
no %
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

NOR SALE.-We are authorized toG>s
Il sell VERY DESIRABLE CORNER la
RESIDENCE, situated In the fashionable portion
of west Franklin street, upon liberal terms OF pay
mcnt Particulars furnished only 90 persons wish
ing 70 buy. II. j.. hIAPLES co"
Dc lift liO3 Main street.
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IN cuANCERY.
Extract from decree Of October 2d- iSsLl

ffNtrack from Uttftt oi Ot1ODef 10 1851.
. The Court doth adjudXc, order, and decree
thai this canse BE- referred 10 one OF the commits
sfoners Of this court with Instructions % state the
following accounts and 10 make the following In
Iuircs and report the same 20 Tho Couri, with any
otter matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself, or which any other party may ask 10 have
stafcd-sis.
Ist An account OF the transactions Of Tarleton
v. Bowles 49, late curator OF the estate OF BOilman
H. Eowies, deceased, and administrator cum
fesfameato aaneEo OF said BoliiDan II. Gowles-
decreased, &c.
20. An account Of the transactions OF Edwin
Vaughan, late sheriff and administrator de JoHiS
non cum testdaeRto dnae@o OF Bollnan ii.
Bowics.
sd. An account Of all debts aud demands against
tie late Bollnan II BOwles, deceased, showing the
amount and relative priorItes thereof and to
whom coming, &c, &c.
The parties interested In this decree are hereby
notined that have appointed TUESDAY the 18Th
day Of December, 1881, and my ONCE, over the
National Bank 4 Virginia, as The time and place
for executing this decree, when and where you are
required 10 attend.
Given under my hand this llth day % Noyeni-
her. 1851. !. Q. Reid,
no I2-lay4y Commissioner.