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a Cincinnati Chap Takes q Eurco'
Russiar Bath I'm New York.


The following extract from a private
letter of Cincinnati chap to a friend IN
this city describes the TurCo-Ruesian bath,
in which he INDUCED a few days ago. visit
inr the famous establishment of Gibson, on
Thirteenth street and Broadway, he was
induced to try the luxury but finding the
mercury at ninety in the shade, played shy
of hot steam until taken by friendly force
and showed into the concern. lie says
"Mv friend insisted, ushcred me into q
room not unlike an ordinary bathing house,
with doors on either side, and showing me
into one, turned the key, and told me to I'M
dress. I found l was in for ii, and made
the necessary preparation. a Russian, IN
the costume of Eden, escorted me into a
large room filed with lounges and gentle
men in the most primitive attire. A flight
of marble steps brings me TO q door III the
wall, which is opened. and l am taken IN.
The door closed, begin to gasp like fish
pulled out of water. | am i'll q cloud OF hot
steam. | rush for the door to escape for
life. The Russian seizes me by tho arm
and Kisses something about having seen
girls do the same thing. lie conducts me
along q balcony surrounding a swimming
bath thirty feet square and five feet deep:
Still gasping, refreshing shower Of cold
water on my head condenses the steam and
breathe again. Conducted still farther,
am showcred again and taken into a
higher and better room, lined with marble
lounges OH an ascending scale.
81 mount to one of the highest and lie
down on my back. A sponge dipped in cold
Il, I, I, al
filed with cold water and a sponge is placed
at my side, and l am told to use 1t plenti-
fully on my face. The stcaming process is
now in full blast / calculate the distance
to the door, expecting to make q rush for II
or to die of suffocation. feel like boiled
lobster. Discovering that breathing through
the cold sponge relieves mc, | apply it free
w. and a delicious sensation OF being
cooked through without it hurting nc Il bit
is mine.
"Lying in this state for several minutes,
| sec through the rocky steam several hui
man Holsters shelyed away like myself,
while others, more used to the atmosphere,
strolled about the floor, getting cooked rs
they walked.
"My cook, having at length decided that
1 was SuluCleutly uoHc' luNilep -lhS W 81
lower lounge, where underwent an oleagi-
nous manipulation decidedly agreeable to
my parboiled epidermis. Being thus gra-
We'd, l thought [ was to be served up,
when was only plunged in the swimming
bath and invited to cool off. Ny sensations
now were indcscribably delightful. a
shower of tepid water fell upon my bath
cooled body, and Twas conducted TO the door
of exit, where second Russian, towel in
hand, met me, and, wiping me dry, placed
me on sheeted lounge, where he com
menced a series of manipulations, with a
soft and dexterous hand, that suggested a
mesmeric operation, from which ! arose re-
juyenated and refreshed, and feeling af
though very small pair of wings would
have been large enough to carry me away
up among the BIRDS
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A French paper tells this story:
X, man on whom fortune had not
smiled, married rich heiress, Miss D.,
against the will of her brother, q gentleman
in high position.
Since his sisters marriage, D: will not
recognize either the wife or the husband.
One day he met ", who cameup and Of
fered his hand.
"Never," replied the implacable brother
in-law.
elbow! You refuse your hand to me -?
said the late bridegroom. 81 understand
why you should not like to speak to your
sister, who has made bad match, but
what reasons have you for bearing such a
grudge against me, since have made an
excellent one"?
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,kpow his friends and engage in SO lucra-

know his friends and engage III 90 iu'ia-
tive business.
THE DEN. vsz 49, ..,t4.
bfter thew arrived at GAINESVILLE they
tool q short drive into the country, md
drove nm before on elegant country man
s;on Two gentlemen came to the door to
meet them. They walked in. They went
mn stairs. What did they see? Only ten
artistic workmen manufacturing counter
felt money with the rapidity Of Lightning
Dvcs, plates, engravings, and all the para
piernalia necessary to enable them to carry
on the business, were scattered AROUND III
profusion.
BETRAYED!
They remained there over night. Inc
next morning they returned to Janesvllie,
en- route for Madison. While waiting Tor
the approach of the train, Mr.. Merritt, un-
observed by his companions, tclegraphed to
tho authorities at Madison, informed them
of his discovery, and also that he ana three II,
Of them would come by the next tram 49,, Inc
countcrfeitcrs suspected nothing. Nhen
thew arrived OF Madison, MIR. Merritt
pointcd out the counterfeiters to the ofhcers,
who Immediately took them in custody.
ssWhot for?'' asked the Unknown.
"On this gentlcman's charge, sir for
counterfciting.
"My God my God have you betrayed
us - So ID one of them, addressing Mr.. Mer-
rift. =.
"This is not the first time we have met, -
said Mr.. Merritt; "we saw each other once
before Mt Elmira, ten years ago, under some
what similar circumstances"
The wretch bowed his head and was car
ried off. Fifty thousand dollars Of spurious
money was found in his possession. Mr..
Merritt, after seeing the trio firmly secured,
came back to GAINESVILLE in company with
the officers. They surrounded the house
and arrested the inmates yesterday alter
noon. They expect to make more arrests
tonight, and it is for this reason we do not
mention any names; justice might be de-
feated if we did so.
GRAND HAUL.
Over 100000 worth Of wcll-cxecnted
counterfeit bills were seized in the printing
room. The number Of persons compromised
is over one hundred some of whom are peo-
ple hitherto looked upon as respectable.
The Unknown has been induced to become
States evidence. Interesting disclosures
are expected.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
TPISIS. THE GREAT VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
or TIE
IRIS VERSICOL OR;
OR,
BLUE FLAG.
DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.

The most powerful safe, and reliable, remedial
agent discovered for the healing OF man. Inc
wonderful properties Of the iris NcrSlcoi0r, lltn.,
crto unknown or developed, have been brought
within the control of science, ana rs now taxing
its stand Us principal among the pic7sihsS VI nle'A
cine. - . ,.,,, ,,,,r
It acts directly upon the blood cleansing and pIri-
yiug the vital current Of Ill the humors and taint
which disease or malarnHS influences nave planted
there and cradicnting and neutraHZiDg the eftcctS
of mercury or other poisonS which may have been
taken into the system. For this reason 1t Is tnfal-
lille as Il remedy tor Scrofula, Eruptions oil inc
skin, lnsiDicnt Consumption. Dropsy, &c., anu
will cure tic most yirulent and obstinate cases OF
RHEUMATISM AND G0UT.
1t is an unfailing preventive and cure for : En-
RNLGIh. SICK HEADACHE, and NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS, and i'll
DISEASES OF WOMEN
it has no equal. Its action upon tn. Liver ana I.
Kidneys is prompt. sautary. and effective, and 1t
is this propc! ty which renders IL one oil Inc sacNl
and most reliable
DlUPETIC REMEDIES
known in the practice of medicine Its cHccllcnt
and skilful combination with other ingredients i'm
P' TONIC QUALITIES
Of the highest order-not temporarily stimulating,
but permanently invigoratiu% the digestive or
gans. and rendering il most valuable curative
agent in cases of
DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
By taking IRISIN the blood. which permeates
MI the tissues and Is the life and nutrition thereof
is purified, rendering the whole system perfectly
healthy.
REMENrBER.-This medicine is no onshoot OF
auackery, but the regular formula Ola distinguished
practitioner now u resident OF Baltimore city. and
50 high does il stand III the favor ana esteem OF the
intelligent and scientific that it has been adopted
by physicians in their practice. aud Is daily being
rrcscTihcd and recommended by the most eminent
of thc profession throughout the country. The
better il becomes known III" more highly Is III
praised and til" more extensively Is 1t used.
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C0NFECrIOSERsEs.

GALL All ZISiAIER II CO.'S WHOLE
" SALE ICE~CREAM MANUFACTORY, lSta
MAIN STREET, where lce-Cream IS regularly
walls saloons, and private families, ~ Sl.25 per
gallon. Delivered free of charge TO any part OF
lin quality and havor) against any h!gh-prlced
icc-crcam sold IN the city. We have also lifted up
splendid Ice-Crcala Saloon at our retail estao-
lishincnt No. 5l4 Broad street next to Mr.. Mount
cnstlc's Ladies arc especially invited to visit this
place, where they viii find Mr.. Capped always
ready 10 serve them with all the delicaces OF the
season, aud where they can give oar Ice Cream u
fair test and leave their orders. mysS
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.TIerTOy SUBSTITUTES pays.
By Grubbs Il Williams, Anctioneers,
. r.,,,,ortt, bet,yeen bIain and Bank streets.

VERY NEAT FRAMED DWELLING,
v En- EN- irvWENrY- FOURTH STREET. NEAR
LY 0PPosITE UNION STATION I mETH1 g j.
CHURCH. FOR SALE At AuCd IL Rs1T,s w tba
ssd ~ Iumc at half-past O'Clock p. d., the
PROPERTY above described now occupied oy
Mr. Brown. The dwelling contains three rooms
and Kitchen with two rooms. h,c,,
The lot fronts 20 feet u inches, ana running oach
l32 feet. ,,r,h,a .naI II
TERMS: One-tl,ird cash; balance at SIN ana am
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest a"co'
secured by a trust deed. r,r,,us
;v1o Anciionecrs.
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CROCKEEY, DC.

ERESH- ATIONS.-kELLOGG
l. y GIBSON are now receiving and opening.
OF their own importation, large additions 10 their
ments TO buyers. New and handsome patterns o!
Dinner, Tea. and Toilet Sets sin rich. decorated
gold band Plain White China Ifld White Granite.
Rich Fancy Goods Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great variety; Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makcrs; Plated Ice
ppatshers, mai1erS, Go6ietS FORKS, spoons, NC
Looking-Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware in
great variety.
Country merchants, hotel-keepers, and house
keepers, will consult their interests by calling
US. KELLOGG x GIBSON.
Importers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street, Richmond, Va.
EDWARD B. TAYLOR and Il. C. SUTTON, DR.,
Statesmen. my 10
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JAMES A. FRAZIER,
JOHN W. WARWICK,
10 .EpJI IICOS.
BATH COUNTY VA.

BATH COUNTY VA.
S. c. TARDY e CO., PIoPRIEToRs.
Professor J. L. CABELL, NJ. D.. of the Univcr-
sity of Virginia, Resident Physician.
Will be omen for the reception Of visitors JUNE
lsT under the management Of J. A. MCCLuNG
All the buildings having been repaired painted
and fitted ont with new furniture, linen, beds. and
tableware. these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed at
fractions to both the invalid and pleasure-scckcr
No expense or effort has been spared by Inc pro-
pretors to make il rs comfortable and pleasant rs
possible to all visitors.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
ut the Springs, or by 5. c. TARDY " Co., Rich
mond, Va.
4 telegraph Office will be established at the
Springs. thus affording visitors al opportunity of
country my ls-2m
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Coon ADVICE FOR WARM WEATHER.
The temptations to indulge in frequent
drinks of iced water and other iced beve-
RACES, and those containing stimulants,
especially spirituous liquors, should he
strenuously resisted. Cool water, without
ice, such as may be obtained from wells, is
the safest cooling drink in hot weather, and
this should be taken. in sips instead of long
draurlts
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-l Will be
~ at Powhatan Courthouse on 20 August, >.
Courthouse on sth and 9Th, and 1T Cpmber!ahu
Courthouse on August court-day, for the parpose
OF collecting United States Internal Reseane taTNs
due by the people Of the aboyc-named eouI,les i'i
the wear 1850 An persons falling 20 pay cn tne
DAYS mentioned will become liable TO hea,S PEN
atty. JuhN a. Una rrSA.az
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rNHE MONTGOMERY WHITE
l SILPuIR SPRINGS.

This CELEBRATED ACE Is
now open for the reception of visitors Before tie
war this was the most popular watering-place In
Virginia. lis situation. in southwestern Virginia,
on The eastern slope of the Allcchanies, gives 1t
beautiful scenery. Il hcalthful climate, and pure,
bracine air. Mcssrs. WILSON & LoRESTz. two
entcrprisng Firgnians. have leased it for n term
Of five years, have thoroughly repaired, newly
furnished, and will open ii on scale surprising Its
former grandeur.
Visitors to this place travel the entire distance by
rail. Getting off at Big Tunnel station. on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, they are c0n-
viewed into the Reception House in len minutes, on
the Spring Branch railroad.
New baths. billiard and bowling saloons. have
been erected for the comfort and amusement OF
visitors. post-ofice, telegraph, express, and
ticket Offices are on the premises.
Daily lines of stages will run TO the GrccnDrter
White on route through the widest scenery IN
Virginia. .
Travellers between points North and South will
find this most delightful resting place.
The fair has been reduced to the moderate price
of So per day, $50 per week, and $40 per month,
giving the privilege OF special rates 10 larger par
ties for longer time. Children under ten years OF
age and servants, half price. .-
One of the best LAWN AND BALLROOM
BANDS will he in attendance.
The proprictors take great pleasure IN stating
that they have secured the services Of Mr.. L. NJ.
EINFORD, of Richmond, chief clerk Of their
establishment. Mr.. BINFORD will Ibc happy TO
serve his friends at this popular resort.
WILSON Il LORENTI,
ic elm Proprictors.
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By wellington Goddin.
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
E ri = n ANp y VACANT LOTS, ToRMERLIY
~ SIDNEY. BUT Now u TIE CqE ar1;
FATE LIMITS OF RI RHc cNRY sr RI On
THE WEST LINE or LAUREL STREET,
And NEAR TO HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY
BY virtue OF decree Of The circuit court OF thc
city of Richnlcnd pronounced on the Iatn day o.
Nav 1860 in the case Of Rogers IS. W fliams, &c.
we shall, as special commissioners tiiefehy ap-
pointed, proceed to sell ut puhlic auction on Tue
premises on THURSDAY the 9Th OF AuS1tsl; lsGt
thereafter the REAL ESTATE dccreed TO be
4. Those Tw o FRAMED TENENENTS on the
north side Of Dover street about u feet inches
west of Laurel street fronting 55 feet 10 inches on
Dover street. running back portion there0l-Flz.,
= feet 100 feet TO alley feet wide and the re
naming ~ feet 10 inches runs bach i'91ect, WIFI
the privilege Of said alley. -
r. Lot No. 4 in j. }. plcasants's plan OF sur
vcv with BRICK TENEMENT thereon, fronting
on the south side ofDover street 26} feet ~ p! iGe
BRiCK TENEMENTS thereon, on the south side
Of Dover street, one @Gand ono 2G3 by 81 teet.
D. LOT No. 10 In said plan, with iSRlCk IE -
EMENT thereon. on the west line OF Laurel street.
i! I0T No. II in said plan, with BRICK TEN
EAiENT. on the west line of Laurel street - ny
+. VACANT LOT No. in said plan. 50 by 1913
These tcucmcnt< are in what is called sidney, are
near Hollywood Cemetery. are well :mElpted. iur
stantiully built. The plat of survey can he seen III
the Office of the auCtionecr. Taxes and insurance
for 1899 to he paid by purchasers.
TERMS 01ic-third cash; balance ut six, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained until all purchase money
i fully paid. and Il conveyance ordered ny INC
court pOM ilaLASS IobLhIS'
ivu Commissioners.
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By Richardson & Co.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers'
No. LIZ Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NALG-
" ABLE THREE-STORY BRICK, r DW Fl,
ING CONTAINING A STORE WITH uRh-
MITE FRONT) AND LOT AT AUCTlOh.-By
virtue Of decree of the circuit court Q! INC Gi.!
Of Richmond pronounced on the 18th day OF May,
1862 in the case of John A. Bawsell and Maria Il
his wife rs. Emily Mangncr, cxecutrlN, 81 ats.: I
shall. rs special commissioner thereby appoinLen,
proceed to sell at public anction to the hlSne ne;
bidder on the premises, on MONDAY the 2Gth
instant, 1T o'clock P: NJ. that valuable THEE
STORY BRICK DWELLING No. 500. contain
inr n store, with granite front, and LOT fronting
seventeen feet on the north side OF Broad street
between Third and Fourth. and running back be.
tween parallel lines lg 32 feet to an alley ten lec'
wide, and extending from Third to Fourth street:
Tho building is in excellent repair and has eight
rooms besides the store, cellar, and kitchen WIN
two rooms. The locations ~ place 81 business lor
the retail trade is one of the best in the city.
TERMS: Onc-fourth of the purchase money III
cash and on 4 credit for the residue OF SIX.
twelve, and eighteen mouths from the day OF SAFE,
IN equal instruments. the purchaser giving neTo-
iiabIr notes for the deferred stalmentS with m
tcre$t added from the day of sale. and the title
retained as further security until the whole pur'
chase money is paid. , $500.
RICIt ,RpSOS e Co.. AuctionCCrs. Jy IL
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GHERIFF'S SALE OF AN INTEREST
tSIN 4 VALUABLE LEASE.-By virtue OF an
execution in my hands in favor of j. W. HARDWOOD
against u. c. Ifartwcl. shall proceed 10 sell on
the premises. on the I'D DAY OF JULY, 1899,
commencing at /. o'clock, al the interest right,
and title. Of d. c. Hartwcll in certain LEASE
from i. w. Harwood to said llartwell and George
sick, dated 25th September, 1868 The land thereby
conveyed In said lease has front OF 325 feet on The
north side of Marshall street between Ninth and
Tenth, upon which there have been erected two
good brick tcncmeuts and out-hOuses.
For further particulars reference is made to the
deed of lease of record in the clerks Ohce OF the
Richmond Hastings Court, in Deadlock No. -
i, page 2iG.
~ 10 y. Is. Ij1bMGSDN- -. u. Ii.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THE FAMILY RESI- ffT:;
Il DENCE No 312 Twelfth street, between 81
Broad and Marshall, ut present occupied by the
Rev. DR. Converse. Possession given Isl August.
~ % 1Ivk &. S. MILLS.
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SHIPpING.

DOR NEW YORk.-The new <csfSs,
Il and elegant sidc-whcel steamship .sss!sls4.asS
wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, July Goth, at .
O'Clock P. NJ. Freight received until l. clock NJ.
Fare, SI2; steerage, Sc. For freight or passage,
having elegant ACCOMMODATIONS, apply TO
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM IL CO..
iy colt corner Eleventh and Main streets.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS ssFss-1,.II.lii, u,
~ The boats OF the JAMES RI-lssAz-.sSss
YER AND KANAWIIA CANAL CUMfANl
viii leave the dock as usual promptly at II NJ. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynehhurg and
beyond collected on delivery. OF prepaid. at the
option of the shipper. Freight receil ed and de-
!ivered ut my Office, on the Dock
Way freight wiz not be delivered till charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dc IL EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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Bv Lyttlcton Royster- Anctioneer'
Nc,y- Erut county. Va.


New Kent county, Va ....
VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR
n SALE n NEW KENT COUNTY; In exc
cnijon of decree obtained in the circuit court on
New Kent at the last May term In the cause ~, 81
Frayser rs. Jones e. als Will cTpose 70 p' ootb
auction on the premises: on IuESloA the +"t Nh
Jnly next ut II O'Clock NJ, If fair, II norf on my
next fair day thereafter, that very DESlhA BL :.
FARM called and known as - Will BhoVN,
located In the county of New Kent, lying cohllSn-
ous to the lands of Emmaus Church, Mr. Albcrl i .
Parkinson, aud others within six miles OF inc
Richmond and York River railroad ana Inc same
distance from the Pamunkey river. las upon IL u
COMFORTA BILE DWELLING. with ~ Ilr cI
sarv out-buildings with Il young PEACH Oh
CIfARD of rare varieties, yielding abundant!
each season. ..,. ,,o1,.
the staples usually grown in this climate. t0hNG-
nient to a first-class English and classical school;
with All the social advantages Of an Intelligent ana
hospitahc community.
TERMS Sufficient cash to dcfray the expenses
of sale &C. &c. the residue on acrcdit OF si%
and twelve months, In two equal instruments WIN
bonds Of approved security, to carry interest from
date and the title retained until the whole OF the
purchase money shall have been paid. ~
F .~ RICHARD L. FRAYSER,
Commissioner.
Richmond. June 18th, 1862 n
The above Farm embraces one hundred ana MY
acres. more or less. jyI2-td
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A SEASIDE RESORT.
. COBB'S ISLAND
This popular resort Is NOW OPEN FOR Wis
lTORS, and has been rendered more comfortable
and attractive than ever, and the pleasure-oving
and healh-seeking public arc assured that every
effort will be made to please.
The surf-bathing is unsurpassed. and perfectly
safe.
The fishing is uncguallad. ,a. -..
The game is abundant
The table is supplied with the finest fish in the
world, well game, and has every facility for
deriving supplies.
The traveller, after reaching Norfolk, will take
the steamer \. 7. Banks on Monday, Wedncs-
day, and Friday. the steamer ''Sue'' on Tuesday
aud Friday, for Cherrystone, on the Eastern Shore
of Virginia, and thence by steamer IN. W. A.
Cobb for the Island.
TERMS: So per day: SIS per week.
COBB BROTHERS.
je 23--3tawlm Post-offce, Cherrystone, Va.
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BY wellington Goddin.
a ,ctfonppr ami TeaI Estate Agent.

T aRGE AND. ADMIRABLY WELL.
.f pGATEEpo AN MGEfN SK TE
LINE OF NINETEENTH BETWEEN FRAN,h.,..
LIN AND GRACE STREETS, WITH yAGANI
At the reGuest of Nr. y. B. Hill. shall sell Mt
auction on tho promises, on WEDNESDAY the
?gth July sCa at O'Clock z. ~, his very valuable
RESIDENCE. located ~ above. The lot has
front OF ninety-nnc md half feet. and depth OF
and half feet will he sold with the dwelling Thc
dwelling is in complete order, ana has every &C
comInDiation usually found In large, frst-class
establishments including also superior out-build-
inrs of every kind. To the south Of the dwelling
IS Il vacant lot % by 100 feet which "il De soia
are invited to examine the property before the Day
of sale. =. 49,
hour OF sale. - nn,x- .,o
ty2o W. uot'i'itr, "Ss''Hsst.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO NEAR THE. CITY or RlCllMOND:-By
virtue Of IL deed Of trust from Charles Ii. LeDer
and wife bearing date the goth day OF November
rice county court, shall byrcqTcst Of Inc 5e nc
ficiary in said deed, proceed tosseli on WEpS II
DAY the 9Sth day Of July next NJ q CLOCK /. ~.
on the premises, tho following fOTS described IN
said trust deed LOT No. hIssquarc 80, on \
and Thirty-Third streets LOTS Nos: and in
Snuare 30. between o, p. and Thirty streets
n Lot fronting lG5 feet on Thrty-Third street ana
running back between parallel lines l32 feet a
LOT designated as Square No. -, bounded by z, Il,
Thrty-FirSt and Thirty-Second streets. contain
Square No. sail Of said lots being contiguous 10
each other.
TERMS Made known on the day Of sale.
ivl7-lot VIM. FOLkES, Trustee.