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The Wkkki.y Sun, eight pase wiih fifty-aix broad columns, is only $1.20 a year, postale prepaid. As thia piice bmely repays the coat of the laper, no diacount can be mnde from thia rate to cluDs, agents, Postmattera or anyone. The Daily Sun, a largo four page newspaper of twenty-eiifht columns, givea all the news for two cents a copy. Subscription, pottage prepaid. S5c a montb or 6.50 a year. Sunday editiont extra, 11.10 per year. Yc have no traveling agenta. AddreM, THE 8UN, Xew Yoik City Mortgage Sale. DEFAULT having been marie in the condltionj of a certdin murtage made and executed by Sdraund Rlood nnd riarah E. Blood, hia wife, to "iliiam D. Jlarriman, aud dated the üïth d iy of nnuary , 1871, and recorded in the office oí the Heester of Deed for the Couuty of Wnshtenaw, in ie Stt,; of Michigan, in líber 44 of morlgages. agc 4-'i, ou Ihe 27tïi day oï January, 1871, at twn 'clock and furty minuten p. m. on that day, on rhich mortgtige and note accompauyinf? the name fiere i now due the sum of tlve hunnred and xy-aoven dolían und ninety wix cent principal and aterett and fqrty dollars ap an attoruey Jee. pro - vided for in said morte, by whieh default the wwer of sale ooutained in mud mortsage ïii-iH bis Mime opprative, and no proci-edingn Ín law oi lituicery having beet commenqed to recover the lebt wecured by said mortgagc, or any part thtreof : Notioe is hereby given that sala mnrtgage will be foredowd by the Bale of the mo tguged preni ws. tn-wit: Lot 4 in blOOk 0D.9, ím il ïsiuikVsccond ddition to the city of Ann Arbor, Waahtemiw Oounty, and Stut1 of MiahJg&n. Said h:i1u will ake place at tho front door of the Couxt Bouae, n the said city of Ann Arbor (( hal being the place where the Circuit Court lor tin; lounty is held] on he lith day of February, l7f, at 11 o'clock in ;he lorrnoon of said day, Dateü Ann Arbor, November 12th, 1876. W. D, UAKK1MAN, Zina P. Kino, Morigajíee. Att'y for Mortgagee. 156 Mortgage Sale. DKFAUL.T having been made in the condition of a eertain mortgage, made and executed by William Fitzgeraldnmi Mary Pitzgerald his wife, of Northtield, county of Wa&litenawt and Statooi Micbigun, on ili' Díñete nt.h day of September, in the year of our Lord öne thooaand eight hundred and öixty-five, to Jolin Lynch, of the saine place, and reoorded in the omce of the register of deeds for the county ot W asten w atoresuid, on the tenth day oí January A. D. 1666, at 3 o'clock P. U. 0Í said day, Ín liber ;,3 of Mortgaeres, on page U& ; which uaiU morteage was üuly aasijiued by John Lynch of the town&bip oi Northfleld. aforesaid, to Ttiomas Earl, ot the city of Ann Arbor, couniy and State aforesuid, on the thirteenth day of November, A. h. IH(7, and recordedin the office of the register of dceds for said liounty on the thirteeolh day of November. A. 1). 18Ö7( in líber number one ol assignmenta of mortgnges, on page 502 ; ann agaiu aMsigned by the BaiaTnomas Karlto Caroline 31. Hennequin, of the city of Aun Arbar, aforeaid, on the twenty-third day of December, 1875, and recorded in the othcc uf the register of deeda for aaidcounty on tho twtnty-seventh day of lecember, A. D. 1875, in liber number ve oí aastenmcnts of mortgagcs, ou page thirty-three, and that tnere is now claimed to be due and unpaid on said mortgage the surn of four hundred aud ninety-two dollar, including areasonable attorney's or t-olicitor's fee for lorecloèing the same ; and no proceedinga in luw or equitv having been had xo recover said sum of money or any part thereof, therefore-, notiee i hereby glvi n, that by virtuc of the power of Kale in said mortgage contnined, I shall Bell at public auction to the bighat bidder on the twenty-filthday of March, A. i. 1&76, attwd o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the front door of the court houte in the city of Ann Arbor, county ot Washtenaw. and stateot" Mi hiirautliat being tho building in which the circuil court for said couuty & held, ) the premiaes described in Haid mortguge. as beinif all tbal ctitain pieoe or paroel of land knovn and deMcibed aa follows, to-wit : The east huif of tlie south-west quarier of section -oumber three (3), in townahip numbor oue(l) south in rauge number six (6j east, beug in Norttitiild. in the county of Wnshtenaw, and S'ate of Michigan contaioing eighty acie.s ot land, more or le.su. Dated Drceniber 27th, 1375. CABOLINK M. HËNNSaUXH, Amigneeuf eaid Mortgagee. JohnM. Oott, Attoruey for the agsigneeol mxiá Mortyagee. Estáte of James G.Dancer. STATE OF MH llh.W, county of Washtenaw, sa. At asosaion of the Ptotaite for tlit county of Washteuaw, holden at the Probate Office, in the city of Ann Arbor, on Mondny the 0hird day of January in the year one thouwind eight hundred and seventy-ix. Freent, Noah vv. t Iheever, Judge of Probate. In the matter of fcheestatB oí James (i. Üaucer, Minor. Sampson Parker, guardián of said estáte, comen into court aud represents thathe is now prepaied to sendcr his nceount aesnoh gaavdian. Thereupon it isordered that Fridnv tht twentyeighth day of January instant, at ton o'elock in tlit forenoon, be assigcnd for exainiuiug ml ullowing HUch account, and that the next of kinot said minor, and all othei persons Vnterested in said eetaxe, are required to appêar at u eeesionof aaid court, Üiun to be holden at the Probate office, inthe city ot Arbor, iu eaid county and show cautie, it' any títere be, why the said account should not be allowed. And it 8 further ordered that said guardián give notice to Ihe persousinterested Ín said e tate, of the peudenr.y ot said account an? the hearing thereof, by caut-iug a copy ol' this ordei to be publwhed in the Michigan Argus, a mwspnper pnnted and circulatinii in said county, two nuccesBíve weeks previous to ;nd d;iv oí heítnng. (Atruecopy.) NOAH V. CHEEVtR, 15ti4w4 Judire of Probate EHtate of George Wnnifr. STATE üK MICHIGAN, County of Wacibtenaw, ss. At a seasion of the Probate Court for the county of Wu&iitenaw, holden at the Probate Office, in ihe city of Anu Arbor, on Wednesday, the tweuty-nintb day of December, in the year one thousand eight huadre.d and sevonty-flve. Present, Noah W. Cheever, Judge of iJ róbate. In the matter of the eatate of George Warner, decased On readiug and filinar the petition duly verifled, of Omer Warner, praying tliat an Admin siiutor may be appointed on the est.ite ol said deoeased Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the iwentyfourth day of January next. at ten o'clock in the loreuoou, be assigned tor the htariDu: of &aid petition, and that the heirs allaw ot S'.id deceased.and ii 11 01 her personé interetted in said estáte, ftr n - qñred to appear it a seswion uf aid court theu to be holden at the Prt'tmu; OfBee, in theóityof Ann Arbor, and show cause, f uny there be, why the prayer of the petitionov sbould not be gxanted : And it is further ordereii, chat said potitioner give notice to the persona intorosted ín said estáte, of the pendency of said petitiun, and the hearing thereof, by causin; : cojiy of this order to be published in the Michigan Anus, ü newspaper printed and circulated in said county, three succesaive weeks previoua to saiQ dny of heai ing fAtruecopy.) OAÜ W. CHEEVEB, l.j';i Judge of Probate. Mortgage Sale. WHEREAS, Huth O. Gregpry nul John V N (rejiory, her liusbaini, ui' the city Of Ann Arbor, i ii the county of Washtenaw in State of Michigan, on lourteenth day of October, to the year of our Lord one tlmusand "eight hundred and seveuty-four, executed a mortgage toRebecca Htiriquesof the city of Ana Arbprtoouniy of Washtenaw, Michigan, to secure the paj d ertáin principal and intert-st muiit'y thereln nientioned, which said mortgage was recoiided in the utïice ol the Register of Dewis in the covinty of Washteoaw aforesaid, on the 14th day of OctobVr A. D. 17 t. n liberiii of niortgages, on ]age -114. And where&s, dcfault bas been maae lor more than thlrty days In the payment öf an tnstalbnent of Lnteresi whtch became due on thr Uth day of April, a. D. 1875, by rcason whereof and pursuflnt to the termsof said mortgage,said mortgagee bereby efecto that so mach 01 Bala principa] as remains unpaid with all arrcarages of Interest thereof shall become duo and payable immediately. Andwhereas, there is clafmed tobedueund unpaid mi Baid oiortg age &t the date of this notice, eleven hundred and twenty dollars for principal and interest., also an attorney's fee .of fifty dollars in addition to ali öther legal should any proceedings be taken to fbrecloee the same; and QoSnitor proceédihga having been instituted either in law or equitv to recover the same or any part thereof. Notïce Is therofore b given.that onthellth dayofMaroh, I37G, attvro o'clock in the afternoon of aaid day at the front door uf the Court Hottse in thé city of a im .' rbor, coontv aforeaaid, (that being the place in which the Circuit Court lor said couuty beid), ftnfl by virmc of the power of salo coniaint-d insii'l nmri; shall sellat pobllc auction to the highest bioder, thepremisee describedin said uiortgage, tosatisfy the amount ot' principal and interosi wiih the chargen of sale anu thé attorncy'a fee of iiiiy dollars, all thaL i-ertain pieöe ot parcel of land sltnated in tbe city ot Ann Arbor, county of Wastaten&v, and stat o of Michigan, known, bounded,andde8cribed as foliows, to wit : Being lut onmber two (2) in block numboi bieren 1 1 l i uicock 8 addition tn city of Ann Arbor, acoording to th recoitled. plat thezeof. Dated, December U. 1875. REBECCA HENRIQUKS. Mortgagee. John X. iiim-, Attoroey lor Slortgagee. Real Estáte lor Sale. STATE OF MICHIGAN, Couoty of Washtenaw, ts. In the matter of the estáte of Ulrich Laubengayer, deeeaaed. Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order trranted to tbc undeibigne!, administrator of the 66 tate, of Baid l"irich Laubengayer, by t-n Son. Judge 61 Probate fbrtbe Góunity of waehtenaTr, on the twelfth day of January, A. D. L876, there wül soid ut public vendue to the highest bidder, at the dwelling house on the prr-mtses hereinafter d scribed, m the County of Wusditenaw insui-1 Btatö, on Monday the flrst dayaof Maroh, A. I. 1876. at ten o'clock in the forenoon of thut day (subject to all encumbraiici.'s by mortKuge or otherwisè existmg at the time of the deuth of suid deeeaaed, and tilso subject to the right of dower oi the widOW of aaid deceased thcrein), the tollowfng deacribod real Wtateto wit: The ea-st half of tl:e northwest quarter and the north twenty aciew of the west half of the noitlmusi; quarter ection number twenty tix : ftlso the wet half, and Qneen ncre-s otf f rom the north end of the eaut half oï' the wost huif of the southwtst. qaairter of hection No. twenty three, all tn towu tihree south, in range five enst fl.nlij in Ihe Btate of MichiganDatèui .January I2ili, A. 1. '-'-, 1565 COMftTOCK K.1I1LL, Adminiatrator. Chancery Sale. I!l'Ríl"ANT to and by virtue of an order oi theCirontt Court for the Couuty oi Wasbte naw, in chancerj , made on the thirty-lirst day of December, A. I). Mi75, in a oatlee therein pending, wherein Charles Thayer ïb comiil:iinnnt, and EJliah W'. Horgan, survivínií trustee of the Anu Arbor Land Compauy, i defendant : Notice is hereby giren, thut 1 shall sell at public vendue to the highoRt bidder, at ten oJcloi:k tn the forenoon on the 4th day of March, isrf, it tl e South door of the Court House, in the city of Ann Arbor, all the fcllowing dcbcribed lamls situnttd in the City of Ann Arbor, in Raid Couniy: I.ots 1, 2, 3, 1, .", and R, iu block nevón, range elght : also Iota 4. 6, 6,7,6,10, ü.aud 12, in block scon, and range nine ; alau, lot f in block scven, range eieren ; also, lot IU in block sevcn, rant'ö twelve ; imd alfeO, Iota 5, fi. 7, 8, and 9. in block aven range ton ; alao the south one quarter i f lot nine, in block jcw n, range nine ; and the tiianular iiecL' of land, bcing about three quarters of an acre, in the northeast corner of section thirty-two Dated, January LSth, 1876; 1506 J. F. LAWBBNCE, Circuit rpurtComniVWashteimw Co.. Mich. ; ii i:. ruit than THE CHJEAPEST OLDER THAN THE OLDERT ! His shop was tirst starled iit 1643. WANTED- 1,000 corda of wood. 1,000 bushoU of firát quallty of corn, In exchange for Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Traveling Bags, Robes, BlftDfeets, Wliijis, and Suckakin Ulwea and u i wil! sell sinjile baraesses frnm S8 lo halters from 20 cents toS2 00; tnmk and satchcls, for the licxt 30 days, atcust. Harneases, Truuka nnl Bags repaired at No. 9 Kust Uuron street. J. VOLLAND. Ann Arhor, Not. 18, 1875. ljüTm.'J

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