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Circuit Court -On Monday III. Frbru,.
~ term Of the Circuit Court begun. Judge
Brooke arrived here by the noon train. and
held court the remainder of the dav. The
different dockets, all Of which were exceed.
ingly short, were called over, and a few appeals
and trials marked for trial. Two n lotions
were made in the Rock Point attachment
cases, by counsel for the com pany; one to ouash
the writ of attachment in the attachment pro-
ceeding; and the other to qussh the return in
the short note case. The motion too uash in the
short note case was argued. The counsel for
the defense-the Rock Point Company
contendcd that the sheriff. return IN The
summons was faulty in that II stated tsum-
moned David s. Openheimer, stockholder OF
the Rock Point Oyster Company" aAd not
summoned David S. 0penheimer, 'Presideni
director. manager, or other officer of the
corporation as the law directs Counsel for
Wimsatt and Uher, the plaintiffs IN the At.
tachment, argued that the return Of 'sum.
moned" was sufficient, and that the other
language used in the return was mere sur.
plusage The court held the relurn insult
cient, whereupon a motion to amend, VS.,
made and grated l.. A. Wilmer for Plain.
Tiff, Darlington and Mitchell for dsendsats
On Tuesday the appeal docket was taken
up under the rule, and all the cases, tea IN
number were postponed. judge Crane ar
rived b. the noon train. This Is his sccnd
trip to the county since his election ~ the
trst since his recent severe illness
On wednesday Judges Brooke and Gran,
we're both ON the bench Nothing was done.
ut to pass an order upon petition fled b,
Ar L A. Wilmer, counsel for wimatt and
Uhler. ordering the sheriff to make sale Of the
goods and chattles of the Rock Point Oyster
Company. The court adjourned at 10 O'Clock
until May next. Judge Crane left on the noon
train, and Judge Brooke on Thursday morn
IN.
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Transfers OF Property Deed firm
Chr rlts A. Neale and wife to S. Cox, Jr., and
Adrian Posey, Trustees, for tract of land
called "Edeen's Adventure, New York and
Maden's Point" consideration, $1,000 From
r. C. Ferguson and wife to Henry Short
for part Of Cousins Manor" 6 acres and :
fraction: consideration, S54 81 From Vim
cent T. Walter and wife to C. F. HAYDEN fo
house and lot at Cox Station; confederation
$500
Mortgage from Mary L. Dutton to Charles
F. Hayden, on h use and lot at Cor's Station
consideration. $500. From James Haislip tC
B. W. Mcpherson on part of tract of land
called Wellington" consideration. $780,
From John l.. Franklin to John t. Bowie, on
personality; consideration, $50.
Bill of sale from B. L Messick; to P. F
Schminke, consideration, $500. From John F
Adams to Richard V. welch; confederation
sl32. From Charles whal.n and
Sickey Briscoe toe ]. A. LYON A
CO.. consideration, $50. From ] Smith
Turner and T. A. r. Turner to ]. A LYON
L Co.. consideration, SIS 81. From T. E.
Dyer Il c. 7. Dyer to John H. Hancock;
consideration, $500.
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hsDhccO Inspectors ana a.a.r An.
pointnents.-Ths governor on w.Sa..d.,
sent in bis green bag, sad a.w...,;e,.d.
CHARLES county is left in the cold .asy,s
Tobacco Inspector is concerned m. goyer.
nor with as,ute political concrn,;... ,scoe.
ni1es the fact that the appointment, !, Tobac.
CO inspectors Is a part Of the pol;,;.,i pa,ri-
mony Of the State, and is not in,eoa., ,ar the
promotion aud protection Of The 60 in.
ieres's, hence has ignored char,,, nd 81.
Mary's two Of the largea ,obaceo
growing counties, from which ns;,A.. h. or
his party ever expect to deri,. a.. tsnr6t
in political sense
The following are the Inspector. amounted:
4 !. Brookehouse No I;P.A.K,,h "a . ].
I. Bond, No. 3; VIM. D. HELEN. M A. An.
drew J. Pennington, No. Z.
Bond has already been eousrn.d n, ,hs
Senate, without the reference Of nj, am. to
the executive committee, bu, ". .on;.r,urs
that some Of the other appointment, wiIl meet
with considerable opposition in bs;n, con
irmed, If not rejected entirely. On. demo.
cratic vote allied with the republican strength
Of the Senate will be sufficient To A., .oy
sPpointee. so that should any Of IN, vO,er-
nor's political believers kick in harn.., some
Of his appointments will he rejected
Gen. Chapman's name is found .mo0s the
number Of honorary appointments, ln.oeetor
General
On Thursday the appointment OF Ju,,ie, Of
thu Peace, and Registers were sent Il There
Is but one change made, VIM. II. Co. !, sub
stituted as register in place Of R. T Knott
The following compose the lit:
Justices Of the Peace. First dis,,;., r l.
Smoot; second, f. A. Hanson. jsn,,, A
franklin; third, W. W. Dunnipg,or Io.,pb
Price, VIM. Huntington; fourth, VIM S,yi,t
John u. Freeman, Thomas D. ston,. 6fth
James II. N. Duiton .aa Wash. P.g.. ,;,lh
Vim. l.. Mcdaniel, George p. Be.Il. B,pia.
mis- 2. Blsndford; seventh, Thoms, n u.l.
lev, A. Thomas Nunroe; eighth Tovnl,y
Robey, Francis D. Gardner. Beni.,nip s
Rowling, Fred Dent; ninth, George Water.
GonEAga z. Burch.
Registers-First district, n. Cor N.,itt
second, VIM. T. Hindld; third Tho,na. 3
SPeake; fourth, JOhp E. Ware; fifth, Charle,
A. NeAle; sixth. Francis d. Green; seventh.
VIM. II. Coz; eighth, II. L. Nudd. ninth
James II. Wright.
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A $50 Biblical Prize.-The publisher,
Of RHtiedgs's Monthly otter twelve, valuable
rewards in their Monthly for March, among
which 10 the following:
We will give $40 90 to the persons telling
- which is the middle verse of the Gospel OF
st. Matthew, as recorded in the New Tesla
nent Scriptures mot the NEw Revision, by
March, 10th, 1884. Should two or more cor
rect answers be received, the REWARD will be
divided The money will be forwarded to
the winner March 18th, 1884. Persons trying
for the reward mus; send 20 cents in silver
(no postage stamps taken) with their answer
for which they will receive the April Monthly
in which the name and address of the winne-
Of the reward and the correct answer viii be
published, and several more valuable rewards
will be offered. Address RUrLkDGE PUBLISHING
CosrASfi Easton, Penns.
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A B1siness Melody There is man At
La r,atN, T r. F. and he was wondrons wise,
fer when he marked his prices down in the
IBDsrbSKRSr he then did advertise.
And when he saw his trade increase, with
eli HE might and main, he marked still lower
every price and advertised again.
and when he advertised again his rival.
stamped and tore, to see folks rush With might
aud main to patronize his store.
Ard while they sat in solitude and saw him
custom win, that man behind the counier
stood and rAked the nickels in.
And. when he raked the nitkels in, and
cav his fortune rising, he took goodIy lot O.
space and kept an advertising.
Each dAV generous sum he'd sink, and
demostTate tull plain, the more one pays fol
printers ink the greater is his gain.
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Wedding.-A large and fashionable gath
s<i1g was at Christ Church, Chaptico, on
Tuesday morniug last to witness the m'rri-
svs Of Rev. s. Gibson Cant, pastor of that
Church, ami Mrs Laura Stoddert. The Rev.
J. ". Chesley, OF Mechsnicsviile oficiated. =
The bride was dressed in close fitting suit Of
heavy blue velvet, with bonnet to match and
steei gloves and was as beautiful IS dream. "
The groom wore the usual clerical suit. DR.
James Thomas gave the bride away. The
sshers were, Nessrs. T. H Thomas, w. W
Garner, Willie MADDOX, Walter L. DAwkins
asd BENZ Dent After the ceremony, the
happy couple left for short tour and upon
SHELF return viii reside ut Chaptieo. -BeaeOn
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THE GREAT
London Clothing House
N. W. Cor. of Baltimore and
Holiday Streets,
Baltimore, Maryland.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

OsrnIM COURr ron CHARLES CoUSTr, Scr ::
Jan. 29th, 1884.
ARDEREDhy the Court, that Phillip A .
OSasscer, Executor Of Wilson wilkrrson
deceased, give the notice required hy law
to the creditors ofsaid d-ce sed drxhibit their
claims legally authenticated, by advertise
men inserted in some unenrw spnpcr published
ia Charles county, Maryland, once in each OF
three successive weeks.
True copy-test:
JAS n. HARVEY, Reg. Wills Chas. Co.
NOTICE.
TNlilSis TO give notice, that the subscriber
/ has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles county, Maryland, letters tesla
nentArJ on tile personal estate of
.. WILSON WILKINSON,
late. Of said. county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
By warned to exhibit the s.me, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to
the, subscriber, on or before the LIST, day o
July next. They may Otherwise BY laS
BE- excluded from all benefit Of said deceased
.staks III.
Gaven under our hand this Let, dag o
.' PHILLIP a. SASSCER. ~
j 81 Il ~Efeeutor OF W iison Miikerson,.
F.h..i.sm
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PeTsonaI.-If there is a man in this eoun-
" uho ha, not already purchased bis winter
sisthiag, he will make great mistake II he
Asa. not at 6rst opportunity call on us. We
ere prepared to show you tSe greatest bar
s.j.st in .uits or overcoats ever witnessed. -
S.H. o,bm L Son, $50 W. Pratt Street and
- Hanover Street, Baltimore, Nd.
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Naval Academy Appropriations.

NSN"s Ht@uV"y HPPhVpth@Ssv
The naval appropriation bill has been report
ed to the House Of Representatives by tn,
committee. The estimates for the support o
the Naval Academy were only decreased
about $50 from the estimates of the last isca
year. Items in the bill for the support Of the
Academy are as follows: Pay of professor,
snd others, $50, $50; wstchm-n and others
$73, S25 so; mechanics and others, IA, 500 rs;
employees department, steam engineering;
sI,66s; repairs to buildings, etc, $2l 900
fasl, heat and lights, 81, 900; contingent eI.
penses, including purchase of books for libra.
~, $1,000; stationary, maps, etc, 1000
oseTaiosis, etc, 81, 500; to purchase gas and
steam machinery, for water, music, etc, $34,
500; for stores in the department OF steam en-.
giaeerinE, $500; for repairs to steam machine.
~, 81 900.
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Local BreUittes.

Local BTeUittes.
The Cast fraud-a cheap boot
Affected simplicity is refined impo.tu,e.
Most Of our comforts grow up between
crosses.
Css the suns character b. considered
spotiess7
White stockings are coming in fashion
again.
Not to have cold now is to b. out OF
fashion.
The seventeen year old locust, will he due
next year.
The deluge has at last subsidized IN II. inv
Of every one.
Farmers have made considerable h..aray
stripping tobacco.
What is Western settler7 III.
Of six-shooter.
Name bank that there is no discount on
A oank ofearth.
Sugar went up SO high lately tina, il caused
= slight increase in sand,
What word can be pronounced on;..., hv
adding syllable to it7 Quick
IT. The horse 'h"e is only symbol Of good
luck when it is on the winning hor.
Making tobacco beds is next in o,a..
then follows the biggest tobacco plsa, I =.
What part Ofs lady's walking ,,...., a.
sem0les colored dandy2 A sabl. mus
Why is a drawn tooth like a ,b,.
er remembered Because it i, on. - y.
head. W. Oh '"e
To' birds begin to sing during III. a.. a.
cats are lighting every niyht-pr,na-!,,,,a,.
Of Spring. 'n'''OA'
Reads Grand Datchess Co,o,..
sweetest perfumerr in Americ. Is ' ~,
Ind the most lasting, it sells e., ~ ana you y
BEETLE and is KEEP, at Howard No. g 'en's p.
Station. a. ~ Dres., Cox,s
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Another Rape.--A writ has been issueC
u. the arrest Of George Price, (col., charged
with al assault; With ;n;es. 70 ec:nr,:, :
rape upon the person Of colored girl, eigh
years old, named Mary Hawkins, living il
Hill Top section. The assault, as pronounced
By DR.. Williams, is Of an aggravated charac'
YER, the little girl being considerably injured
Price il is alleged fed after committing the
dss,ardly deed, but the officers of the law are
still on his trail.
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A goat ought to be 6rst class material fol
oleomargarine. There is no better buttei
than the goat.
when You see counterfeit coin on the sid,
walk always pick il up. You are liable tc
arrest II you try to pass it.
Why is woman dciormed Shea she 1,
mending her siockings7 Because her hand,
are where her feet ough; to be.
Is she backbone Of winter broken7 n the
backbone Of winter lies anywhere tlo ng the
public roads, it is probably broken.
II is a remarkable fact, that however well
young ladies may be versed ia grammar, very
few are enabled to decline matrimony.
The difference between a Country" and a
'city" greenhoru is, the one would like to
know everything, and the other thinks he
can tell him.
Judge Crane was in attendance at Cour,
this wrek. The Judge is looking remarkably
we'll, aud says bis health is better than for
years past
Cucumbers from Florida are selling at so
cents spiece in New York. No danger Of a
poor person dying of colera-morbus as long as
they remain at that price.
Reads three minute headache and neural
gn cure is almost monarch for the headache
neuralgis, rheumatism or any Acute pain
made by W. II. Read, Baltimore 4 Light
SITS, Baltimore, Nd, pr"prietors Of Reads
Grand Duchess Cologne. sp 2o-lm
Having secured the white elephant, the r.
repressible Barnum has begun an active
search for that curious woman who thinks
twice before she speaks once.
The comet has disappeared in the dim dis
lance. Il didr't amount to much anyhow;
hardly being PereePtible to the eyes Of court
ing couples, who were on the watch for It.
Owing to the reproduction of the Suns
Editorial on Free Inspection which we pub
lisb by request, We have heeu compelled to
curtail our local matter this week.
Nr. C. W. Mitchell is now making tour
through Southern Maryland, introducing his
Ceres fertilizer. There is but one other essen.
tiAl Wallace to your making large sales, and
that is a big ad in the IsbEpRsDES1.
According to the Second Adventists, the
world will come to an end on the 4th Of next
November / this be true it " i'll obviate the
necessity Of electing another president or go
ing through the foolishness OF a campaign.
The Cecil Democrat, makes the following
truthful remark; ''Unless a stop is put 10 the
annual pillage of oysters from the waters Of
the Chesapeake Bay, in few years the deli
cious bivalve will become as scarce as the
American buffalo"
Our congratulations are extended %s. Geo.
Gray, whose marriage appears in another
column. Having succeeded in entrapping
'that sweet Bird" if he will only add the
INDEPENDENT to his fire side comforts, HE
happiness will be rendered complete.
wonderful discovery .-Rcads three min
ute headache AMI neuralgia cure is tqe won.
der OF the 18th century IS hundreds upon
hundreds OF our best cirzcns have been cured
in two minutes ofintents neuralgia and sick
headache, after using everything they could
hear OF, and irving all the doctors in vain
Reads three minute headache cure sell for rs |
cents and is kept At onr friends, Howard
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Grow More Fruit.-All farmers should
Get apart one two or more acres for the grow
ing of fruit. Undoubtedly if one-half or one
qsarter Of the farming classes did this, prices
for fruit would not be so high as now; but
the demand for fruits would increase so large
ly that prices could not long remain below a
paying standard; in fact, so few will attempt
"a grow even for home use that those farmers
whe do plant small fruit will be sure Of 3
large reward in selling to their neighbors
and in supplying smaller villages where sum
msr fruit. are rarely now offered for SALE
They may be sure that the demand will for
some rears to come grow much more rapidly
than will the probable supply Do not begin
en- large scale. Try at FIRST half an acre in
small fruits. This will give super
abundance for home use, and if the surplus
can be probably disposed of the plantation
ear be extended as experience proves sdviss-
bic
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C..ut, usmml,,I.ner. Meet to Make

rransfers.--Ths County Commissioners
will meet in their Office on March +tn, 5th,
eth asd It'll, for the purpose Of making
changes and transfers OF property. The dis
uieu will be taken in regular order. All
persons failing TO avail themselves Of the OPP
Dsrtunity afforded them on the above named
days Of changing or transferring their proper
~, will be debArred of that right for the pres
eat year. +. d. MUDD, Clerk.
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Religious Service = will be held on Ash
Wednesday aud all Wednesdays at st.
Psul'S, Piney, at IL o'clock a. m
All Fridays, including Good Friday
q, Christ Church, Port Tobacco, at II O'Clock
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~ would not live aIwavs I ask not to
stay" We do not wonder with such cold
&c yours, hut there is a bright side to e-ery
thing, and sunshine even for those racked
wiih pain. Or. Bulls Cough Syrup never
fails 70 cure the must Stubborn cough.
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A.VWFW WIN W WNWtHS NVHe II q
Saka great pleasure to inform my friends thai
! will hereafter be found ut the well known
Gstbing House Of Messrs. y. Robinson & Co.,
Ne. Sos Pennsylvania Avenue, where will
- prspated to show you the Finest Stock Of
Moss AID Boys Clothing ever exhibit
II in the District comprising all the novel
uss ia Fabrics, Style and Cut and respect.
Islly' continuance of the liberal patron
age which has been bestowed upon me.
Yours, very truly,
MIGRATION BATENAN, with
D. ROBINSON Co., CIothirrs,
sss Pezns.lFsnis Avenue, Washington, D. C.
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GARDEN GROWTH TEAS,

II AsiLiES can save about one-half BY
Il sending to us for Teas, as we import our
own, ana have done so for forty years. The
Original American Tea Co.
Send tor Circular. which gives prices and
,.ii Particulars, to ROBT WELLS, Prest.,
y; DoI 1881, 43 vesey ST., New York.
oNh DoLLAR'S worth Of any of our gar
ue': growth China or Japan Teas sent by
m-.l post paid, er Larger quantity by ex-
P''''' 9aarses paid Feb l5-3m.
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LancaSter'S Wharf
the PERSONAL PROPERTY attached in said
case consisting in part Of

the PERSONAL PROPERTY attached 10 said
case consisting in part Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Rea-
dy-Made Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Liquors, Bar
Room appurtenances, q
Pool Table, Fire Proof
Safe, Mattresses and Bed
ding, 3 Boats and | Light
er, Stoves, a lot of. Lum-
Der, Oyster Barrels,
longs, and other appli-
ances Of a Shocking Es-
tablishlnent, and COun-
try Store, 2 Horses and
2 Wagons, etc.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed BY order Of tn.
Court; cash.
DAVID SHOOT,
Sheriff of Charles County.
feb 22.2t
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Notice We call attention TO the adver-
ii.sm.nt Of Pratt Bros, Nursynen, Of Roehes-
TER, New York, who are in want Of more
aalssmeu.
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G.. M. TowsOn.
e3e PeHn. Ave-, South Side near Cen.
tire Market, Warrington, .. C.
Administrators Notice.

OnpHASs' Counr FOR CHARLES County, Scr:
February 10th 1884.
FNRDERED, by the Court, that Benjamin
I J Hodges and John H Mitchell, Admir- RS OF
b. W. HARDY, deceased, give the notice
required BY law TO the creditors Of said de-
ceased to exhibit their claims legally authen-
ticsted, by advertisement inserted in some
one newspaper published in Charles county,
Mary land, once in each of three successive
weeks.
True copy-Test;--JAS. N. HARVEY.
Reg. Wills for Charles County,
NOTICE.
THIS is to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Charles county, MARYLAND, letters of add
ministration on the personal estate of
B. ". HARDY,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here.
by warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated. to the
subscrihers, on or before the 22d day of August
next. They may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said deceased's es-
tate.
Given under our hands this 22d day Of
February, 1884.
BENJAMIN HODGES,
JOHN Il. MITCHELL.
Administrators of =. W. Hardy,
February 22-am
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MARRIED..

MARRIED..
Al the residence o. Mr.. T. W. Csllaghan
(uncle OF the bride, in Nanjemoy on the l4th
of February, by the Rev Alfred Wiles OF
Ashland, Va. Mr.. George W. Gray OF this
county to Miss Fannie I, Davis Of FArnavillr,
Va. No cards.
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HotaI anS Qsrsonl.

~ The Office Of me lSDErEsDEsr has been
rsnsrsd 70 the fra floor Of ne AasoT'e HdHi
s@ssdsstely gpPosits ne BPiscopdL Church.
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f or S ale.

n FINE HORSES. work in all harness; so
= Tons Hay; 100 bushels Potatoes; loo
bushels Turnips.
?. A. P0SEY,
Feh S-3t
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Come One, Come al,
Come u ruaning butdon't fill


T>0 TIE CHEAP LITTLE STORE AT
/ OPES GREEN. wh-re you can get
your Christmas GOOtis At city prices
Having Just returned from Baltimore, ] am
prepared to ill all orders tor christmas Goods
At The shortest notice aud lowest pri 'es II
will be TO your advantage to call and get
your
French Candies, Candy Toys,
Toy Pistols and Caps.
Fancy Cakes, Loaf Bread, and
Brides Cakes.
N1ti, Raisins, Oranges, Mince Meat.
Apples, Butter, Jeiiies,
Fresh Butter, &c.
And after buying take peep st HELEN
Braulful Babies And don't forget to price
the cheap Calicoes, Cottons, &c, before you
leave Persons buying and do not ~ish TO be
bothered with their goods, will send them
home free Of charge.
Thanking my friends for their past favOrs.
and soliciting further orders, am yours &c >,
GEORGE A. TAYLO ;,
Pope's Greek, Charles County, Md.
dee 2l-lr
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Valuable Real Real Els Estate tate.

DY virtue of writ of Fieri FscIas issued
I'D out of the Circuit Court for Prince
Georges TO-, st the suit of the State of Mary.
land against the goods and chattles, land and
tenements Of George W. Carpenter, Jr., Lau-
ra l.. Carpenter, Matthew NJ Hancock, WIN.
I. Dent and John F. Carpenter to me direct
ed, have seized and taken in execution, all
the right title, claim, interest. and estate, at
law, and in equity, of the said George W
Carpenter, Jr., Laura l.. Carpenter, Matthew
u. Hancock, VIM. T. Dent and J ohm (. Car
Prnter' in and to the following property to wit:
tract Of land known as Lot No. 4 which
was allotted 70 Laura L. Carpenter, in toe di--
vision Of the real estate Of Chloe Hancock and
Randolph Hancock, and which contains two
hundred and thirty-one acres, of which Laura
L. Carpenter has fee simple interest in sew
enty-ive, also her lite interest ia the balance
And will offer the same at the court house
door in Por, Tobacco,
Thursday, March 9Th, 1884,
by public auction to the highest bidder for
cash. Between the hours of l nd 4 o clock
pm. L. ". SWITZERLAND,
leb Is ct Late Sheriff
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10 Bales Yard Wide Brown Cotton,
81 cents
10 Cases Best Merrimack Calicoes,
II cents
so Pieces so inch Loom Table Linen,
10 cents
$50 Pieces Mems and Boys Cloths,
rs cents.
so Rolls Yard Wide Ingram Carpet,
81 cents.
100 Pieces British Dress Goods,
Is cents.
SO Pieces Fine all Wool Black Cashmere,
36 cents.
40 Pieces black Gro Grain silks,
Sc cents
rs Pieces Colored Dress Silks,
IS cents
English Hose,
Is cents.
Ginghams,
5 cents
Shawls, White Dress Goods, etc.
Special 1000 Mems Aerino Woo. Shirts 81
cents, former price 81,