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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-27

The Great Eastern can lie fifty yards from the
shore: the supposed terminus OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad; mile and q half Of Nster
front. gee United states Coast Survey, report OF
1857, page So. r.
By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court OF the
county Of James City and city OF Williamsburg
pronounced on the 10th day Of October, 1871, re,
special commissioners, will SELL 81 pablo auction,
to the highest bidders, on WEDNESDAY, 18th
day Of January, a. u. 1872, at Yorktown, Va, the
following REAL ESTATE, whe, eof Robert An
derson died seized and possessed:
/. NIHETY LOTS IN Yorktown-a5out two
thirds OF the town. 2. HUBBAkD'S LAND,
above ) orktown, on thc rlrtr, on the north side
OF the road from williamsburg sig acres. 5.
ROWE FARM, &C Joining "Uubbard's" On the
west-i1 4e-1oo acres. /. MCN&TTS Ell
LOFTS, adj1luipH York own on the northeast,
OH York river-1l2 s3-lO0 acres. S. ROWE e
SANDS LOTS, on the northwest side of Yorktosn
on the river-22 acres. o. NOTTINGHAM LOT,
at the south corner o. Yorktown on the Hampton
rosd-lo So 100 acres. I. PIGEON QUARTER,
VAN BUREN, &C., adjoining Yorktown on the
southwest s!de-s3o 42-10O acres. 8 FRENCH
QUAETER AID TERRkP1E POINT, adjoining
Pigeon Quarter, &C., on the southwest-a5s al 100
acres. .r
An accurate survey or the lands above mem
toned has been made. A map or the same will be
exhibited on the day or sale, and may be seeu at
the Office of William =. Peachy, williamsburg,
Va, before day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay expenses
OF sale; balance on credits Of six, twelve, and
eighteen months, equal insta lments, each TO bear
interest at six per cent. from the day of sale.
Bonds, with sufficient personal security, to be
given by each purch4 ser, and the title retained
as TO each purchaser until the whole purchase
money is paid.
The sale will be continued until completed.
TdZEWELL TAYLOR.1
JOHN T. SEkWELL,, Comm,rs.
ROBERT A BRIGHT, WV - 49,
WILLIAM s. PEACHY.l
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By W. B. Robins,
Auct,oneer and Real Estate AGENT
1,fs Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a YALU.
" AntM FARM OF one H Nh WING a On
RE soRTH BHHK OF JAMES RIygH, ~
M MsIns GHI GNSHTTHE CRY Or kIoHMoND;-
n virfue Of a decree OF the Circuit Court Of the
county OF Fenrico entered on the 2lst Gag OF NO
ven,bar. 1871 In the chsncery csuse therein pennss
frg, styled Gum, guardian. &c, GO; Eunn ana
December 9Th, 1871 a. the honr OF u o'clocS m.'
II fair. II not on the next fair day thereauer,
the Desirable property above de. crtbed " ho,
ioins the famous Wilton estate on the NORTH, ano
IL ad;o1ned on The east and north by Inc ianoa oi
John Dearborn and Lewis L. Gnnn.
"A portion Of the land is very excellent .ADous
100 acres are cleared. and on II are iIemsu
dwelling house Of five rooms, Kitchen WIN J1p n
rooms, barn, stable. and other out. 2usesi r. Inc
a river front OF about one mile, ana goou nsn
janoing. The soil has q good clay louno2tlon,
and is susceptible or bieh improvement. Inefs
is n young orchard on the place, anr g.ist ama
saw-mill about quarter OF q mile OIL anu 10 GULF
venient to church. .. -, ,ra-
dit of SIX months one-fourtn on credlt Oh LIsSs
m onths, and the remaining fourth on cIed , ..
eighteen months; negotiable notes 10 De siT Tea
from the day OF sale at the rate OF SIX per cen:
ner a5rum, and title retained until al sne nosts
are paid and conveyance GTdsssa oSr mi
spectal commissioner.
w n ROBINS. Auctioneer. 49,,
t;ouTeyauces will be at the once oo2r o, t the
snct'oneer. IIls Main street nj 10 O'CLOCK on tne
morninp Of the sale, to take buyers 70 me prem
se5. w. '
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D,sGr1sED YOUNG WoMEN.--A writer ID
t,n,+, IF - Women IN DIS.

DISGUISED YOUNG WoMEN.--A writer IN
Once Week treats of " women IN LIS
guisc " in this fashion H.
" Modern damsels do not assume lne us
cuise of a loatby dragon. That Is because
Fashion is kinder than she was wont TO DC.
Hut under other shapes they hide thenl-
selves iu.t US well from the knights OF these
DAYS. Every young lady belongs TO Que pi
a lew types, under the disguise OF "nicn
she goes out TO diuner aud lnlo sociev.ii
She is, perhaps, the young Lady dlss'iiIea
a. a hntlc,fly. who always talks OF Dalls,
and operas, and concerts, leading one
10 brlicve-whtch is quite uosilrd--
that ali her thoughts are that way direct
ed. Or she is, III Inc srmblauce or uofe,
the religious young lady she has gwen
nm her mind TO early services. VeStMentE,
and confession, or 10 the spiritual welfare
nf Ouashee and Samho. The idea thatan
enc i going to believe that Is more absurd
III ~ the o,hcr. Or, perhaps, got up rs an
owl, she is The young lady VINO goes II iot
studv. and displays more knowledge IMAM
admirable Crichton. Now, she cannotp pos.
s.bIv like it, or hope TO persuade me that
she would not much rather appear I'D her
real shane. Or sometimes one has The LUCK
10 take into diuner the young lady GUS
ouised as magpie, who loves to talk on
tnc very confines of those mysterious re-
rions where young lady hood is not sup
nosrtl 10 penetrate. Then, under Inc lnhu'
cnce of fear, anxiety, and confusion, you
tnd the dinner slip away with raplo''s
quite startling. rornoot
"yhey are al alike IN one RESPECT
Whenever there is a new DOCK OF any III
portance they are ell qulte sure W ha'e
ra,d IT Darwin, for instance. l have not
,oad that author, and do not intend to, be-
c,I1se ! curc nothing at I'LL about ancestral
Lnoors. But / always pretend to an &C.
m,aintonce with the book among my dis
"uised Young ladies and, curlously enough,
T haze never yet been found out
"AIl this is the disguise OF society. Why
should girls be afraid Of showing them
selves to the world as they show themselves
TO their brothers? They may, if they like,
| spoil the curve of q lovely head by pllmg
| up q heap OF false hair; or they may rum Il
tigure Ike that of the Venus of Milo 10y
tieht lacing-the dear little idiots; Or they
| may inflict torture on themselves worse
/ than any endured by an Indian Iogi by
wearing heels three inches high, and SO
bciuc unable to stand upright All this
they may do if they please. am not a
married man, and have no right to inter.
tere. But what | have q right TO complain
of is that can never get the damsels oil
society to show themselves as they are-to
be nstueal-unless l 90 through that pre-
liminary performance which the young LADY
of Cos wanted so badly. And then how do
| know how she will turn out, and what
she will he like? am afraid. am linea
descendant OF the knight who ran away.
aud l confess that am afraid. Is there nc
other way? Perhaps this is the reason
WHY, as MIR. Weller, ST., informed the
world, more widows are married than sin
gle women"
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Catching tR,e Train-A Good Story
Well Told.

The following story is told by tic Rev. j.
ul att Smith:
We stopped at Syracuse, n. T., for din
nCr. You remember the railroad dcI0l,
centrally situated, with its eastern and
western entrances exactly alike-as much
so a> the ends of Il car. after we bad dined
The GeLot.nia>ter informed me that we had
seventeen minutes to spare before the de-
pArturc of the eastern train. This, thought
I, Will give me an opportunity to sec the
city and glorious chance for smoke,
provided clergyman could be tempted
lnlo such WaStciul and worldly anus e.
Mcnt. l sulluttrel forth, and after IN alb
seHce 81 exactly thirteen minutes, having
enjoyed Il delightful and soothing stroll, |
WAS ltlsurciy returning, watch in hand,
when 10 my >utden establishment beheld
the tram slowly gliding out of the other
end OF thr CeEog and increasing its speed ut
every put ct The gigantic locomotive.
Here MGced was II "call which admit
tea neither correspondence nor delay
there Was no time FOR :. taking into con-
Bderation.'
30. without coutcrring with flesh and
blood. / put Ike >ky.locket with double
fuse. For moment thought was gain
m2 ground, although | knew ! was losing
Mluu. l. was encouraged in the race by
sUud!y helpful fellows who kept crying oul
US | passed, $50 it, CATERS p "Plucky
boz :" "He amt lett, oh, no |" and well
lnoaning and bcnienant eXhortations
Though they intended perhaps to help mt
over !hc course, found that the more they
shouted the less was inclined to run, ant
moro decidedly did the locomotive make
ATS terrible way against me.
To give up the chase, To submit to the
chasr!n OF being left, 10 lose my party and
my passage, meet with disappointment and
not TO meet my friends-al this was bad
enough; but the thought of encounterine
ali the way back TO the depot that line OF
interested individuals who, with their
cheering cXclamations, had so teelinely en-.
couragcd ME on my outward journey, this
was The bitterest pill in the unexpected
d use.
Bat it must be done. So, tapering of
gradually, gave up the contest and turned
back. To meet my fate and. if could find
hiD,IIe def0tinaster, whose laundering
stateSEltts were the cause OF all my trou-
bic. .Nh0ut search that individual adj
yanceRho nieesme with the bland recogni-
ton Of fact Gjat nobody could we'll deny.
well. youSeot left, did you!"
replied only with the resentment of q
'Nlenciue esq.," If looked as tried to
LOCK, my photograph taken at that Instant
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Can the Ethiopian change his kin?


True to the last-A reliable shoemaker.
a miss is as good as mile-of old women.
Memphis Ledger.
The New York Post says Brignoli the
tenor SIS q ponderously deliberate and as
wheezily melodious as usual"
indianapolis has notary public by the
maine OF L. s. Tout. Do the initials stand
for En- Semble p Louisville Ledger.
Napoleon the First u.ed to carry with
him when he went hunting fifty bottles of
wine, but never touched it. On one occa-
"All gone," said the valet. thereafter
take ffty-one bottles. and keep one for me-"
a man from one Of The rural districts re-
Gently went to Washington to see the
sights. A member OF the House, whose
| morrow, and / will give YOU seat on the
| floor OF the House" "No, you don't /"
replied Jonathan: ~ always manage to
have cheer to set on at home, and bet /
haln't come to Wash'n'tou to set on the
floor! Injuns may do that when they
| come, if they like, bit I, that an civilized,
don't do it,"
Our Major, says an old MEXICAN voluu-
| teer, had very long feet, aud also a horse
that threw every one but the Major. One
evening the Majors servant was out on the
parade ground with the horse. and as usual
got thrown off, when one Of the boys spoke
up and said 81 know why the Horse
don't throw the Major!" "Whyw was
asked by a dozen or more. "Well. YOU
see, the Majors got such long feet that the
horse thinks he is in shafts" --Nobile Re,
gister.
| In Rockland county, N. Y, lately. jury,
after being detained nearly whole day
without coming to an agreement, were dis
charged by the court. Subsequently the
following, signed by ten members of the
jury. was presented to the court: eve
the jurors in the above trial. hereby petit
ton this honorable court to order the name
of - out of the jury-box for the follow
ing reasons: In our opinion he is the most
stubborn and contrary man that the AL
mighty ever made, and is not tit to sit as 6
juror in any case. He was never known tc
agree to any question of law with either
Judge or Juror"
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JOHN T. we'll, comm,r.
ROBERT A. BRIGHT, WIZ - -
WILLIAM s. PEACHY,
EXTRACT FROM UNITED STATES COAS,
SuRYEY REPORT ls57-cAGE S.. LIEU

EXTRACT FROM UNITED sTATES COAST
SURVEY. REPORT ls57-rAGE So. LIEU
TENANTsCOMMANDIN ALMT:
No one can look at the chart of the lower part OF
York river from the entrance up to Yorktown
without pronouncing 1t hlrbor OF the first class.
There Is no bar at the mouth OF the river, and the
least water to be passed over in entering 1t Is thirty
three feet low tide, near the tail at York Sps in
the Chesapeake bay. After passing this the wa
ter deepens to six, seven, and eight fathoms, In
creasing as passing up the channslto eleven and
twelve fathoms, abreast Of Yorktown, where the
shore is very bold and uharves carried out DIS
tsncs of fifty feet would strike four and half and
five fathoms OF water. The chsnnel Of the river
is more than mile in width, and with few buoys
and bsacons judiclously placed, the heaviest line
of-battle ship could beat up or down the river
without the least difficulty. YORKTOWN is situsted
about thirty nautical miles from the entrance Of
the river into the Chesapeake bay. The location
is elevated and 1t could be easily fortified, at
derate expense, against attack either by land or
water. 1t affords hsrbor snicient for the largest
navy aud commercial marine. and next to New
port, Rhode Island, 1t is, In my judgment, the
safest and most commodious harbor In The United
States. syssssgs: 49, no 2-2awtJan /, '72
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctioneers and Reai Estate Agents,
No, l213 Main street.


rNRUsTEE's SALE OF A TRACT OF
4 FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF WOODLAND
SITUATED ON "BROAD ROCKn ROAD,
IN THE COUNTY OF CHEoTTRFI1LD
ONLY Two AND A HALF MILES From
|TAE TOWN OF MaNCHGsTER, AT PUBIC
EAICTfnE.-Hy virtue Of certain deed OF trust
executed 10 me as trustee from John w. Ljr..
comb dated tile 18th day Of April, 1871. to secure
TO Walker q Saupcers the payment Of certain
negotiable note executed BIZ said Lipscomb. dated
18th April 1871 u ard payable to the order Of
Walker & Saunders elk months after date. ] shall
in execution OF said trutt, being required so Ia
do by TIE benefciarIeI proceed 70 cen 3: public
auction, on the premises, on T3 RSDAY the TN
d II of December. 131L at the hour OF Il O'Clock
NJ, that valuable TRACT OF WOODLAND ioca.
ted as above described, adjoining the lands Of -
Pulltam, W, Fl. Brandon, Henry T. Drewry, ard
Bassett French.
TERMS efficient ia cash to dsfrsy the ex.
penses OF sale and 10 pay of the note above de-
scribed with tntcrest from its maturity until day
of sale; and as to tde residue OF the purchase
money, on such terms as Will be MADE known at
the hour Of sale. 7. +. POLLARD
no. Trus.ee.
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81 Wellington HoUutH'
Real Estate Agent and auctioneer,
Corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL
OkRLE REAL E.TATE NEAR TUE Old
hAsKET.-In obedience 70 4 decree OF lhs C6an,
on The 18th day OF November ISL, in sui! therein
p.ndins styled Miller's administrators aeaios'
Muer's administrator and others, tie thhG
signed special commissioners appointed by we
said decree, will sell al public suction. on tte
premises, at o'clccs p. Ii. on M0NDAt me !
day OF Dscsmber, 1871, that BRICK rESEhESt
fronting 20 fee; ON the was. side or Seventeenth
street in SAID city, known AS Nc. 10 north seye1
teerth street, belonging TO the est.Te Of fioien'
Miller, deceased.
TERMS : For c. ash rs to 80 much ss mty oe NJ
cessary 10 pay the costs OF said tutt ana Tue TX
Ger ses OF SALE and this residue In three tqIai ~
stslments, payable Ia one, two, and three yatr'
from day OF sale, the purchaser xiv Ing bonds.
with approved personal security, bearing SIX per
cent. Interest, pay abb annually, FOR the c"d ~ ~
stame1tS, and The title to be retained ynuI no
whole purch 'se money Is paid and = conveyance
directed by the court. RORERT H0WAHp,
- <L-,$g .ssf.sss,a j. BS B. YOUNG,
no 23-1ot Special Commissioners
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BY GrEbbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents anc AuctIoHEerE
Eleventh between Main and Bank stTeets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GhOUSD,
WITH "A LARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE
THEREON, At THE SOUhWFST COkNFR
OF TENTH AND CANAL STREETS, AT
AUCTIOE.-'n part execution OF decree Of the
Oh .ncery Court OF Bichm oLd ea:rrsd on the II
November, ls7l, In the csse or Nill''s executor
VS.. Glszebrook aod ais, the gned. sptcll
cimm,i s.oners thereby appoln, Will sell - ano-
ZION, upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY i5h
day Of December, at half-p!stl o'clccs 7. D.. ihr
property Of which the late La-k!n ". Glazebrcok
died seizet, situated as above. Eayi-g ffout OF
1854 e c. on tile west Hoe OF Ieuh stree and rpn.
Mig back 100 feet 70 the James Etver and Kama
wh Compsay's Basin. and bounded on toe north
By Canal street, Tins having two st-ee fronts snd
one water front. III riding rare f.cilt.ies Tor re-
&C wing and dischsrgins nerch8DdlEe.
This property hz5 uDon it large thren-story
BEICk TOBACCO FACTORY Or WAX
ROUSE, about 50 by leo feet and the residue OF II
has ceen used IS a lumher-yard. SttuSted near
he centre Of the city. and possessing the advan.
taces above referred to- this property mus be-
come exceedingly valuable for Commercial or
uf.cturinr purposes.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash TO pay the costs CT
the sui. and the expepfes Of the sale; the res duo
in three equal indictments at one, tEo ara three
" ars for bonds bearing interest and the IT'LL To
be retained by the court until the bonds sre paid.
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBES & WILLIAMS hucttoneers. no.
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BY Richardson L Co.,
Real Estate gents and Auctioueers,
No. lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BUILD
" ING lots IN MANCH ESTER BY AUG
TION.-By virtue OF decree entered in the Cir
November, 1871, in the clusr Of George ".
Brooks, guardian, rs. Martin ct ais. shall IS
commissioner thereby apcointe1. cell By auction,
Der, 1871, at O'Clock p. NJ, n lot OF LAND
fronting 81? feet the south side Of Sixteenth
Hunter street, between the residence OF James
Owens, ESD, and the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad ana running scuthwardly irregularly LIS
TO 247 feet.
Said land Will be divided into Gultab!e lots at the
time of sale.
TERMS: Cne-thIrd cash balance In negotiable
notes at six and twelve months with interest add
ed and title retained.
I'm. CONNER, Commissioner.
RICHARDSON (. Co., hucInnsers. no %
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yro,,hd hardly be chosen 20 grace an album

4 would hardly be chosen to grace an aipum
l gallery of eminent divfnes."
Several hystanders, seeking information.
/ asked. with a show Of confidential interest
I in nv case, In what wise the thing had
| happened; and others, wishing to point a
i moral, advised me to be on hand little
l earlier next time.
With returning breath, relief and words
came together, and sgtlarely charged the
railroad official with ali the blame. ] spoke
Of his incompetency tn no measurable
| terms, recalling how after bad placed my
party In the car, he had assured me that
there were full seventeen minutes to spare
| before the train went out, "while here,'
said I, with triumphant exhibition of my
! watch, "the seventeen minutes are ever
now barely up, and yet the train Is gone
out of sight"
with the usual VACATIONS and final perora:
lions OF "you d." and "you didn't"
Their would be riskng another chance OF
being LETT i'll depended on him to give me
he exact heur OF the departure OF tue next
eastern train.
f.Eas,ern!" exclaimed he,
uYes. Eastern" / replied, with de-
cidedly upward and sarcastic Infection.
0Wby." cuoth hc,- s.the train you've
lust been chasing with such good luck
wasn't the Eastern train, but the Western
EXPRESS"
= With such interesting confusion and ex.
element, stanisncreds out, "1 hen, where
in .Jobba is the Eastern train3"
.Nhy, thers~it sis,o replied he, "jnst
getting under way, at the other end Of the
depot; leg il, or you'll loose that"
II ever [ made Dexter time made it
then. ! passed right through the der0t
like the wind. / felt as if l was all legs.
One glance, however, at the rear door Of
the last car as was nearing it came near
being too much for me. discovered the
group of my long lost friends, whose forms
and faces seemed bursting with poorly
and ill-timed mrth.
As reached safely the platform the fire
led upon me could only be equaled
effect by the tire in the rear, |
ID. :. W. ee .ro;,e... -'rovldentially fed. |
- ~, ,ri,irf T had l.. / heard the |
card o iibes. foxes, and jeel-. md the
oarse laughter of ful!-chested men -.
Y sterIcal efforts of mlrth-eXhauoIlnS "o'
zen. They had all witnessed my chase az
, ~ tho wrorg train now fearful lest
1oniI overtake it, and then rejoicing at
w evidcnt lack of what jockeys call "oof-
am ,, as INV speed began to slacken ana
W chances With the locomotive to grow
snail by degrees and beautifully less,
hoy had witnessed the blowing-up" au-
mustered by the dcpot-msster, the strange
in starting ior the llSht
rain until at length it had actually started,
nd / had entered upon q second steln
hasev Then they feared that l was lett
,.in. as they looked with GREATNESS ih-
srest ut the Unequal contest OF legs cersuS
3comotiye. They had witnessed my final
IL I nj y lyrln
nj With what feelings received tnelr
ocular congratulations, leave my hearers
0 imagine.
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BY Grphbs & Willl.ms,
Auctioreers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ IN POkT MAYO.-In pursuance OF a decree
or the Chincery Court OF the City OF Richmond,
pronounced On the oh day OF November, 1871. II a
cult therein pending IN which Jscob g. Schriver ia
plSinuf and jacob S. Alice and d. Hassel are de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned special commissioners
appointed by the said decree, win sell at public
auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY the cath
day of November, ls7t at O'Clock r. b., the fol-
loving real estate-vz sl that land in the city OF
Richmond liz th2t part thereof called sport
mayo,". fronting Two hnRtiYe1gt est On the south
side of Louisiana stree. and running back two
hundred feet on Secona streel 60 Orleans street,
and one hundred Ieeton IGisd Get, being three
quarters OF the square. b ~
Also, another 4GoT oFLAND fronting forty
feet on the west line 1f Rockets street, running
back within parsEe iiaes forty feet more or lees
to Water street, IN tile north by the pro.
perry msrly btf1ERS ag 10 desso Williams and
on the south by ttse HseEsrsy now or formerly be-
longing to John Bl g4era. y
TIE EMS: Qn0zsRtsd eaEfls ore-third In SIX
months, and one-sssfd Ia twelve months. for me-
gobable notes a. and title 10 be
retained rrtii tss whole purchase Tunneyis paid
and conTeyansc ordered 0y the conrt !. 80
GEORGE D.WISE, ~
- Special Commission K
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, AHetl0neers.
Po5TPoGED.
The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY
tie Goth dsy OF koYem beT. 1871. atx O'Clock y. II.
GEORGE ID. WISE,
Special Commissioner.
GRUBBS & ILLIAMS. Auctloneers. no IS
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By LIME & Brobher.
hnc,ioneers and Real Esta0e Agsh'S'
NO, 1919 Main street.

VALUABLE FARM ON THE DEEP-
" Az AK DTIiYNrIKI And FiCBMOND,
rRErHnsCRICkSBURG AND POToMAC hAIlT17
ffUaD, At srArnss'ss 1 IBSGFHRuGnMi Rf NI
rr2Ha,. FOX SALE.-We are requested ny INC
osner mr. John E. Tanner to Offer .o ibs DC con- pl
vatuIr bis farm: located as a62ye dsesGG;9YsNs0UH
iainnE njnsty Of which is cleared and IN EoG,d
hsait Ths land is particularly Sdans 70 occu-
eu 1.d I've TaIentine Heckler. Improvemer Us coz
sist al al comfortable dwelling conainhs s
room, kitchen. barn, stable Sc.' &C. &C. ,urbss in
,orrss;Ssn annIy to- LYME s. BkOrHsS's
M II polpt -,