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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

P,rUtAE MKD1ctNE-H U5sIA Very bad
cases OF dyspepsia Ega said to DO caused by
snake III tie s.onsch. Inc reptile having proos'
by Gayle! ii Wills the patient. wss asleep in
The Islds with lis mouth wids open 1t i; cur.
cantty believed that snakes are partial to rasr.
berries. end Wal loave their hiding places when.
ever .hey sea or smell trer. Some one is I'M
ni9dis!sly dspstched % sether the berries, ind
me baih ro2U! is well hoetede The frui! is then
brought into tho latter mi strewed on hot stones
cTcr which the sufferer bends with open mouth,
10 facilitate the cgress Of the reptile Should no
snake mske il: appearance, charms or incsnts-
tons hro resorted to and continued ill the pa
lieht feels better, when the snake il supposed to
have left his sbode uuotserved Such sfo few
Of the popular rtcaips Tor disease still prev aen
10 many parts OF the Russian Empi.e. Cham
be- q ,T1UrssgT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30
DIED.

DIED.
RLli!A WATKINS, who lived near Fairfax
c. L, died Gil Tuesdsy, Nsrch 10Th. after 81
lllnes Of only four Days Of that distressing els.
esse known AS carsbro spnsi meningitis. He
was a5cu. 4 years OF age, nstlve OF Ulster
county, New York, aud camo 70 this Sts.e with
his parents some thirty five years ago, and has
been or gagged in agricultural permits. he IVES
very Erca .esrected in the community and his
carly death is sincerely mou!ned by every ole
IF & will b, buried in the cemetery st that
place on Thursday The 3lst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

JUST RECEIVED 5 BUTTON FOSTERS KID
GljVes, !ectd. 10 all shades. St |, EICHBgRG S,
Successor 10 SIsynsker & Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

LACE HASDKgRCHIEF5. LACE SCARFs,
Laos TISSUES, black white and ae!u, 10 large
vanity, at ISAAC EICHBERG'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

Mf:. GilIio Marshall Jones, Ic!ic! G! Tho ls.e
Co'. johu K J9acs, Of Charlottesville, died on
Monday at The residence OF her soninaw. Col.
i. W. Jones ct Louisa Q. H., il the OOH war
Of her ase. Size EuIbared amo1s her d.: 10.
dents II children, IS gyaadchi dr,d, aud Al
great GreaGcli!d:cu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

LADIES nAHDKEECuIEF5, heu-stitohed and
embroidered corn2rs, all liueo, ct 50 cents
WORTH Is c,nts, at ISAAC EICHEERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

REMNANTS Of SHEET!NG and PILLOW CASE
CrTToNS IS. thap piece rric:s, az l. EICu
BERG's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

, SUPREME CoUHT OF ArPEALs, YESTERDAY,
ot!!!nans administrator W. SoIatcr, sheriff,
two Casa. Argued by W. 3. Petit, esq, for
plaintiff 10 error and submitted.
Walker Ts Wick f.. Argu'a tg Judge J.
Il. Meredith a1i submitted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

5 0G0 d;Z}a Bst;0rs 90 our couotcrs, about
50 dtfGren. styles. a; 5 c!s, 9 deZ,o at ISAAC
EiC1BERG 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30


g}lRGINlA to Wit: Clerks Office Fairfax
Y Circuit Csurs. March 20, 1851.
Russell Coo, complainant, Us. h. o. Humphrey,
J. n. Thcrne sGd Spencer 4. Coe, defer d ,nts.
thancery.
c. Humphreys Land to the payment of judg.
EeDt due complainant
1t appearing by affidavit. fled that The said
defendant j. g Humphrey, !s nca resident of
tho Stste of Virgins Il is ordered, lha! he sd.
paar win enc month after due publication hero.
Of and DO what is necessary to protec. his inter
est in this suit a copy-tesse:
F. w. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
Moore q Son p q mh30-w4w
Z > TUBS WESTERN PACKED BUT.
Z c Tdh foc sae %
mh30 TB:jS PERRY
LACK EYkI PEAS snd WHITE
~ BEARS Tor sale bT
mhS0 IEOS. FERRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

a dta.h rom snail ptx tciu;red 10 Rich
moad yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

Ia BOXES PKIM t. CHEESk just received
~ b2 [mhlll j. 9. MlLBUkN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

NEEN'S UMhAUNDRiED SRIRT5-G
I'VE pe.f:c. e. guaranteed. Price Sl.0O; sizes,
II to III. G.. d. ADAMS,
mh23r6. % King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
M1NIATURE ALMANAC, MAR. - 1851.
Sl's rises .....-...... 4S S, scts......... 6 q
kRHIVSp.
Sir Geo Lasry. Norfolk, to Booe.
Sir Mst.ano. lower Po.c to J Brode.s s. O.
Schr Noses Web2ta7, Baltimore, TO r a Reed.
Schr Jacob Hssko Boston, to Vim A Snoot
Schr Holin SANFORD, New York, 10 VIM A
SIN Dot.
Sch5 Two Sisters. Baltimore, to Wm A Smoot
Echr Fsrio. Phiisdapni to e j MehaE,y g.,
&c.
CLEARED.
Sir Ann Elz!, Philsderhia, by + : Reed.
Str Jane Moaeey. Norfolk, By 4 Eeed.
Str 7 V ArroWsmilh, lower Potomac, oy Po-
tGmsc Ferry Company.
MEM0SiNDA.
Schr J s Ivi1s, from Richmond, st y 7 E9h,
Schr Ring Dorc, from poton &C iiver at Bath
26.h
schr Frank EtcD, for Richmond, sailed from
Somerset 18TH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30
LOCAL EREFT7jES.

Aaf:iaga icarses w.ro issucd in Haski1gt. n
Yesterday 10 jacob Isry7 aud Sarsk Mason,
both o. Z on:goaefY c?uatT, ID. and VIM. Il
Grady ard Mary Murray, both Q! tbs city.
III James Wsrd Il, prominent merchant Of
baltimore, who died in Loaf city MoEdsy sst.
WGs many yeGra ago clerk in this city. he
WAS nstive Of Ireland
HE LONGEVITY CT TIE OLIVE IRE
Its life period ia moi c:rtsiay kn:wo. The tree
above groucd hit!. CT c:utsc, Gle Gu. IL f.c',
ID the locg cou,So Ct gears i. b,c3m:s L mere
shell, for it begins TO die at the co,c. bu! the
root does cot Perish. Olt Of this tJr!Ggs the
2eT !r:e /? lhc very cid olive groves about
PAINE, GcaT l.'sb3a. 10 Portugal, | have poted
ills cltcamstaHco of,ener than once. Travellers
most c7Tpeten; 10 iu}ge ore agreed that the
p1res:n: Give ir!ts Gu Mount Oivet near
Jerusalem. arr .ho same that Christ prayed
uld.r aoi bis t!scip!es fell asleep uodcr 1900
years ago. en-: they arc ever uow Yialdiog heir
al1usl cTcp Of f,uit.-1he Californian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

Tho msrRet tais week WAS fairly supplied with
cattle, iho demand VISA quite light and sales
SLOW: qlctatl, ms Woro came a: last week. Csives
IN coed dnmsnd at quotations with light supply.
Sheep i'll fair request o. quotations with but few
offered; no spring lambs nave come in, bit good
fail lambs arc selling quite readily. Hog SIRE in
fair demand at quotations., Cows and calves in
good demand fox primo once,
New YoaK CATTLE MARRET. March 3d.
Beaves-Gha market Was very quiet and the
offerings charged hands st fraction of from
closing rstes OF yesterday, including medium to
prime steers s. 81 al(33 per ID. Dressed beef had
. low s2le a. 7s9c par lb-s declne Of &c per ID.
sheep ard Lsmb&-Harket dull at SIS IS Is per
Leo lbs f1r poor TO food sheep; SIS 50s7 70 for
poor to cbo:c' lambs; AID fow siring lambs
were sold 81 IS 10 So each. Late sales of pro
MUM Yc.hers yei!e!d:y were II SG75 per
100 lbs.
HoEs-Nsrks! weak, and live hogs may be
quoted at s. 90a6 70 per 100 lbs. City dressed
western hogs ranged from ST t0.7 rs per 100 lba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

LIE CRAVE OF GEORGE ELIor.-A rtc,n!
writer thus speaks Of the gravo Ct "Gausc
E.!ot':---
l: mag be 1.l eaoush tbs. the isrism;d,
qlAlo; o!i Abbey does not cnjhri1e thu mortal
remains OF tho largo braided T1mla aoi great
hearted mse." Mo;hi.ks tic JUS. the we'll
careed lane Of departed greatness should DO
clmmop heritage, an ursliensb!e heirloom to
all sh@ s0cs and daughters of men. Yts she
belonged TO the Uhcle Torli; she lis ous in
the ward, Al many will b. the devoted pii.
SfiGase4 to ihG unosteDticus graVaiu Highgstc
Cemetsry. ia The memcr7 CT 81 great az
in'thGoS, inc Elnssv3 brain that is still in death,
INC EnsIlah lao2usge and English literature
sods 1u; another claim for the homage of the
yard, G7cr tie grave of the creates. intel
icc:usl Nomau OF proud Old England 10 triumph.
81 DsnEeret arches Use 10 tstterad dusly
casigEs tom az hnddred victorious tslds lis..
I*ssy Hioop 10 the quiet aiE no brilliantly staiu.
d'n ard d0skP glory; no soft religious tHilieh.
snpp!iDs tho hes!!hy glow of noop. Acd
trJuad It shall c2n2e no aacerIo!al splendor and
sir, thol. no ccAoiag whispers shall tell Of roy.
atty viii ell its empty pomp and psgean,ry.
bu soove x, yca abjVe il, shall uacaesiog!y
unroil all the eternal gIorY of the heavens, and
~ II. yea BY il, sta'! pass the grar6l; gl,ricu,
H1c?ss.on Of l;o ncytr enGiog sea-
SEES. 6houd poao.irg b. IS devoted to her
memory aad her grcatloss rs sas Artcniss to
nau:ous, she vii need 10 magciGosat tomb to
ahoH the weird wber; lies all that is mortal OF
a peerless genius, who had 90 rival in all tic
a3as': OF be! sex CT any aga or c1c. Should
,7a sgai; wander slocg the cchcas sis!cs and
beneath The ttettcd r3oE ii The grand old Miu-
staT. all - the mids! 81 The erta. AID noisy
q 3, VI will cot lh,re lock for tho gss7o Of
- :orge Eliot, pos there, among the tonis of
ea!iA's crowned and tc2rtercd Kogs AID
Ulecns, but Cur Mecca Tl!l b e|saRhere AID
". sill aev-t Il ucIt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

F.pNT IS Qll=! e! QNosA.ions: Toe receipts q
Whes! are fair, AID 1859 bushels sold ST III,
ll5 sni us FIR Fa.tz, md il4! and Up f0r mix.
Cd; no La1cAstat was olIyret, IN; choice lois
would sell f1t 10 The receipts Of Corn have
increased, and 1900 bushels of white sold to. day
q! 531 No sales Ct Kyoo. Oats reportai. Coun.
!'y produce IS quiet st quo!stions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30
&ECTEDH SALES.
By o. Neal & Tr,ras Arnt;-

BY pNca! s Lucas. Auc!ioneers.
GALE OF CHOCkERY WARE on Thurs.
~ pa .-Wo will sell 8! GU. Auction Houss
on Thurdsy March 9las. st 10 O'clock a ~
consignment Of thres Ecgshesis of w. &C.
u CRODKER assorted
Housekeepsis and Deslers plssse attend. 3,
the stock will be sold without reserve. mhg9-.s
EOR SALE.-A fine young HORSE, HAIR.
l. NESS and WAGON. II not sold at private
sale before SATURDAY. April .. 1881, it Wil
De sold st public auction in front of our suction
mousse, on Koyal ftrost, ct II o'clock a. H. of that
dsy Tor cash. For further particulars apply to
O'NEAL & LUCAS,
lnb-9~tc NuctioEeers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

Iua iETiNDhTroN Chsg.--I7 The q, s.
C!rcl!t GolF: JGs.cg;ay, 4! 81 the ty.touc, and
arHG rc0t Ct coao5al ha:: 39tu submitted 10 the
~, 10 he c 80 Ct The Uai}cd Sta.os 70. C,ic,
Judge ilggtc= remark, ID to The i!ry su5stqD.
Italy as 'oI ow: ~ bile there - 10 txprcss
statute authorGi3g or rcc) gaz2g .he formation
OF Ines Of votes at elections, !bo law DIES
MT d'Sc}urago thou; iai2cl at vo,iog rro
2'no.s " 7cFo ,Aare ara l. !sr&o her Of vo,c!s
n tLe '1.cics! OF peace aud g03l cr,cr. the
Jro'c@i57 81 he w:sk a2ai.st Tie s.r01e, aud
4 me resp ca5.G ci.iz2ns assiast Iao yiccu.,
!, Is ab3o'l.tiy ntc -ss.ly 10 form Ines o. :5.crs
10 To" V)!Is q, 50 that 81 may CAST their
ballot = dl1 ;GrO. %4.c such iiaa is firm.
e, SHg pl.sa mho 'nb-s Gisc, t3c7t il ahcai
ct oih.r' whJ have hee1a :, the rca-, Is ii,1s
Il 81 90. 1t.cr'. /, i year A4:y, lkareisr,.
- c.nsl lex .|h@.Mcr ;l9 ie;ea2 att sc iog ~ The
olo,Gsser 81 or o tie o1itic3i pny:its. pushed
An?@rs0o ou. u ,Ie lice 70 Compel aiol 20 tskq
lis EHrgr h.sc} - i, or whether it VS. hi il
t',H2a e u@'2w;Qiy d.la7 him Is v2.iag."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

10oGIsH COFFEE STAND. --L3a7icg the
market place. we p3ss:d through cruribliug
oc a!ch~ay ilto shady lane stu! 10 bg high
walls Here hloGti:h o3fEoo stand WIS es!eb-
iIsh,d 10 & aFeasy tun up against the inside Of
the arch, SD benches wcro placed slong the
walls O! TIE LACE fer customers. 1t was an
a-lps.oS study 80 watch the keeper Of that ooi.,
LEG Sara 81 |0ik preparing the cup OF coffee
cltfreG iJf nc Is SInoD. lie Vac little gray
~riakc t man 'Ti.h bent figure. clad 10 com,
p!eto suit Of tl;ma c !or, Wish eavs hin q
s.Hi-q's5y! cAI a:aect 10 eyes familiar With the
oGefaTa ma ke-up OF Go heIs Mcphistophelcs
!l!j Oddly shapcd kettle, too, placed on e very
small store level with his chin. bad something
at1henlc i abaut il. Seea ia the gloom of the
.,ha2t?, tna t:Ic} cssl!7 TRANSMITTED it from q
k:l"2 into ~ alcg bic fur Tho dis;ilatiou of uu.
2aopy ll1cIs; Esd tio patient, kacply watchtu
Ice: q th3 CID h!oor as 10 ground tho portion
q c,li:o t'rth9 cup and famed the fsme uuder
ih:s alai.bcGl l,'tti2, wcuid have msae very
'ai: m0dti9 II a p.tac gsus Meu might como
aaaa Do,a Eaisht &c 10 the quiet lane. passing
from the du.t aoa srlt3 OF the mtrses, but
thi3 tIGo Artist Ec1t On intooty grinding tho
Eernc5 aud faaGiDg the fire IS if his cBr;tl7
hoI! u had been b:u9ded by the wall ct bis
EcSatg o!ksAop, CT! the whole duty Of maa
had been ;ho brewing Of good ootf.e After
tTj nl2u:a5 77aiiiag ;hc powerful! potion was
IA: :n'c Ci2 rand. |. Ba1 worth waiting for.
i &C.. snd tAcl Grd s!Ycng The sip Ct !;Guor ia
:ne no? cup hsit f l9i With eroucd5 was more
vi';:sNl4G tDsu Qu2rs Of The iGaHkish Miturn
hn;ildiT sa5tcd mo 0I4 ) c1p ny The breath
less E.i'2! Il PafI,lan a!c.--4cmple Bar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

UHEEK Eis1f, Fish was favoEio diet, the
uuny icing plobah!y roar5er food, as tho eel
was orc Of tic moro c:atIg and dclcAtc. espc-
cla!!y h2n owed ard smotborcd 10 beet-roof,
Macy kinds OF selfish were in uso. oysters
hing, as With la R9nGn', esp,sial favcriteS.
Tho cattle Gsh tho sea urchin (cchinus) do
net sc9u to US .'u,pting flod; sa2ils, eat.n With
bH'bt. cray FISH. several kinds of crab prawns,
uussIl5. aud Uha!3s. aIe cften mentioned. In
Truth, tie snccdG!cs abous the fish market arc
crol3ss. Ii is Il pioe thing" says poet of
the MtddIe Ccmedy, ITO sec well stored fish
shop hou yen have money 10 your pocket,
not otherwise. There Was poor CoTydus with
Just four pp@r3. ~ho frat looked at tic c:Dts.
ocS, sud iUluies, asked the pIicc at each and
ttcp--w'nt CT to the srra s. -Ero=crs's Mag
n.iie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

EE%E0R's CAPABILITIES FOR APRIL Mr..
t;eary 3. VeaaCT, The Ganadian weather pro.
ihci, :Iitk. tho 10 3Ui;g weather prodiction
tor Arr:': "ihcr2 w;Ii &c sharp frost 10 tho DO.
:I1'liG II liIril with & saoRisl % the ih or
3:h, tat &c spring Ti!l open fa7orsbly, and
,v!rE a'o; vii bs pretty well pi7auced ~
Ai1:. = FCo6s may he expected 10 Ctic,g,
CD Ii :5c fist week 10 AEriI, Ti!h Ligh eia1s
SIS .f>raipg il the ctrlg par! Of the month,
$500 as &c lrJhabis aho1t April 5. Nsviga
j:oa = / " 20 on'n on Like Ontario a5ou.
AKA /. ih2ro sill oo warm weather iast fol-
'oRng lie - h, t:dog 10 tiuader storms On
he II oCd III. Snows.orms tr1 probable
IN 'i:e i!r west % Ike 35:h aud oh, ADD s5oT.
'a!i+ g" ret III likely 10 cc:uc in Eostard ct tho
c'tsc Ct he mIath. III, mouth will cpd wet
acd cid. III: o, ,h9 Whole will be like Mag
~ }G;h,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-30

GPRING ANDSUHMERL Isle THEKAD
- GLOVES. in several new shsdea. Prices
25c 40e, 50c 75c, Csc, 81 Oh and 81 IS per pair.
mh23-6. O. M. ADAMS. 92 Eing at,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-12-24
In the Whole History of
Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures. or maintained so
wide a reputation, rs AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL, which is recognized rs the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the
throat and lungs. It. long-continued
series of wonderful cures in all eli
mates has made it universally known
as 4 safe and reliable agent to employ.
Against ordinary colds, which are the
foreruaucrs of more serious disorders,
it acts speedily aud surely, always re-
lieving suffering, and often saving life.
The protection it affords, by its timely
use in throat and chest disorders,
makes it an invaluable remedy to be
kept always on hand in every home.
No person can afford To be without il,
and those who have once used it never
will. From their knowledge Of its
composition and operation, physicians
use the CHERRY PECroRAL extensively
in their practice, and clergymen recon-
mend it, 1t is absolutely certain in
its healing effects, and win always
cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all druggists.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-12-24
Important Legal Decision.

Our Court cf Appeals has recently
decided. list, THAI a debtor can waive hi
right of exemption for 500 worth o
property.
q. That unless the Debtor 9 claims
his exemption when more than one arti-
Gle is levied on By the sheriff, or con
stable, he cannot afterwards sue the Of
icer for 500 il money.
81. Tha, it is not the duty Of the o.
icer making the levy to set aside the
exemption. unless demanded by the de-
tendant. except only wben the property
to be sold consists of Que single piece Of
property which in its nature is indivisi.
BILE Then he must have it appraised
and reserve 500 for the deieDdspt 4
the appraisement Of the one article is
less than 500. then he retu rus tie wit
" nulla bona
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-12-24
Merry Christmas All {!

BE merry all, be merry all
With holly dress the festive hall,
Prepare the song, the feast, the ball,
To welcome Merry Christmas all.
And, o remember, gentles gay,
To you who bask in fortunes ray,
The year is all holiday
The poor have only Christmas gay.
When you the costly banquet deal
To guests who never famine feel,
o spare one morsel from your meal
To cheer the poor at Christmas deal.
So shall each note of mirth appear
More sweet to Heaven than praise OIL
prayer,
And angels. in their carols there,
Shall bless the poor at Christmas dear
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-12-24

LIFE is very short, and to most OF us
very circumscribed, and the Christmas
holiday gives us year by year the most
universal awakening from its monoto
ny, both in the actual experience and
the retrospect. Doubtless it loses some
of its charms at the period of middle
age, when we are usually beset by
cares and anxieties, and when Christ
mas brings to US, instead of simple JOY,
pecuniary responsibilities and addition.
al burdens upon time and strength
Still, judgment and foresight provide
the first, and the last are labors OF
10 which actually tighten others, in
stead of being felt as additional trou-
bleS.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-12-24
VALUABLE
Estate
FOR SALE.
5000 ACRES OF LAND IN One BODY
Rare Chance for Capitalists or Colonists

A IL THAT BODY or LAND lying main.
II l. in Worcester Comfy, aud partly in
Wicomico County, MARY land, containing
about 260o acres in one body ana known
as the
"PINE GROVE SETTLEMENT"
is now offered for sale upon tie most favora-
ble terms.
This estate lies on the nam county road
from Snow Hill, the county town OF Wor-
cest,r County, to Salisbury, the County
town Of Wicomico County, within eight
mil rs Of the former and twelve miles Of the
latter II is improved by i've farm houses
el;giuly located aai with necessary out
buildings, ard has nine oihey tenant houses
fairly distributed over il. 1t has flowing
through lis centre very superior mill
stream, upon which is well-appointei
griSt-mill, now being run Attached TO
This mill property is a comfortable dwelling
house and u fair sized lot of ground. 1t also
has upon it iavorably locate good tive
story Store house in which g fair retail bust
ness IS now being done, with blacksmith
shop near by. A thirty horse power Blan-
dy portable Steam Saw Mil is now insopera-
ton on the tract and will be sold with it,
] lie buildings are located convenient 10
good reads aud are of easy access. bout
800 acres 81 the tact Is under cultivation
and the balance is in timber From which the
large pines haye been cut, leaving the hard
wood such IS Cum, Oak Cypress &c, in
quantities sufficient for building material
| and iencings in improving the property
The tract embraces variety Of soils the
uplaudS icing chiefly light loam whilst
large portion is block swamp with clay sub
soil, aud is very productive. The whole Is
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-12-24
Sbefiff's Sale
OF VALUABLE
Estate (!

pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT of feri
~ fctcidS issued out oi The Circuit Court
ior Worcester County. at the suit of
William l.. Simon & CO.. partners
trading IS SiImoe & Co.. against the
goods and ehst'cls. lands aud ie.ements
.. Kendall Jarvis gathisbce Of Jacob S.
Manners. JAMES 5. Fisher. c. 5. Young
aud Gilbert Kendall, partners trading
under toe style aud frm Of Manners,
flasher & Co., have levied upon. seized
and taken 10 execution all the right,
site, claim. interest and estate at law
snj ia equity Of the said KeIdalI Jarvis
IN aud to the following property. to wit f:
All that HOUSE AND LOT situated
in the town OF Berlin, in said Worcester
county, now occupied By the said Ken
dali Jarvis.
All that HOUSE AND LOT situated
in the toEn OF Bertha. in said Worceste-
county, ooW occupied By Harry w.
jarvis.
All that HOUSE AND LOT situated
in the town Of Berlin, in said Worcester
oounty, now occupied by Theodore
WimbIow.
All that HOUSE AND LOT situated
10 the town OF Bsrliu. 10 said Worcester
county. no" occupied by Thomas Jar
Wis.
Al that HOUSE AND LOT situated
10 tbe towo Of Berlin, in said Worcester
county, row occupied by james Bowen.
All that HOUSE AND LOr situated
10 the tosa Of Berlin. 10 ,aid Worcester
county, now occupied By Benjamin At
kios.
And bersby give notice. that. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 15,b, 1882,
at the hour # = o'clock p NJ, in front
OF Adair', Hotel, Ia tie town Of Berlin,
| sill sell at public auction all toe right,
titie, claim. Interest aud estate a. law
aud 10 cqgity Of the said Kendall Jarvis
in aud 10 tbe aboge described real estate
% seizod aud taken ia execution TO the
aigbes: bidder for cash, to satisfy the
aforesad wgit aud costs
c. C. LLOYD,
d 18Th, +. Late Sheriff.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-12-24
&" CHRISTMAS Tide at the Court
House on Monday night.

In a rencounter at Pitts Wharf, on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, between
one Marshall and Major Slant, the lat
ter was struck blow on the head which
is likely to prove fatal a one to him. -
Strange TO say, however, while Slant
fingers at the point Of death, Marshall
has not been arrested by the authori-
ties in that district. Both parties were
under the influence of whiskey at the
time of the difficulty. Enterprise.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1881-12-24
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