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An Indiana Ghost Shot.
From the Lafayette Courier.


Since the advent of the Lafayette.Spooks
and the CHASTITY quadrille at the scene of til,
railroad slaughter in Lauramie, the people O
Shelby township have been in high state o.
excitement, all the more that George King, /;
reputable citizen, solemnly AYERS he saw anG
talked with White Wolf one night last win.
ter on the banks OF Pine creek between
Montmorency and Oxford. 1t has been no.
ticed that people hive not been about at
night rs much as usual, and they do say that
leading physician of the town, who is ma
trimonially inclined, and desperately ena-
mored of IN estimable lady in the neighbor-
hood, has almost entirely discontinued eve
ming visits to his chmmer. He consoles him.
self with an afternoon call, or an afternoon
drive, but never ventures out at night since
the ghosts are about.
One night last week the excitement cumi-
mated in tragedy, which, considered in the
light Of its unfortunate and fatal termination,
Is to be deeply regretted. A young man EN-.
ployed on the farm of George w. South
worth had been considerably exercised about
ghosts, and had very foolishly armed himself
with revolver. His sleeping apartment
was In an old shop about fifteen rods south
of the house. About mignight the sleeping
inmates Of the dwelling were aroused by
pistolshot and loud cries for help in the di-
rection OF the shop where the hired man
slept. Mingled with the cry for help was
the moaning OF some poor creature in agony. |
Mr. SouthWorth FASTENED in that direction
and was met at the door hy the hired man. |
q picture of terror. who still had his pistol
in hand, cooked and ready for nm.
othershot. Mr.. Southworth advanced with.
out hesitation, and. confronting the terror.
stricken man asked an explanation of the shot
aud the disturbance. hare seen a qhostI
and shot q, was the response. " saw it
through the window and fired - he contin.i
,'sd, Mr, senthWorth procured q light, and
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Art(.HaalNsl

csfyaesfitsss5s SSERss SALE or YALlyA-.
u JRT,E sREAI, ESTATE. Nd ALSO yE s:,S'E
SSihnhhHhE COAL RIGHTS AM, INTERESTS.
II rSseHESRiCoCoUNTY,A TAUCTION:-Pgr.s W e
II y decree of the Circuit Court OF tne eit o. stS
mond pronounced the 9Th day OF IN .na
su. OF ihe Common I'll E ,,,.,v ,H s,
sheriff q ssfie sa asa sf II sad decree decree
Will, ,ia MONDAY the 5th day Of August, ~,
inat being court-ay at the court house OF Hearleo
county proceed 10 sell ut public auction To tine nien-
est bidder all the following described real esGiscs
situate In the county of Henrico-to wit r,,,,r,,,
r,t, M ACRES, being the bbhlssseaa Of 2.
McGrnder, deceased, called !. Tl,f Short Phtih :,
also. another TRACT i!F LAND, a5iacent p the
at;nyeenatnea tra.t, epnsstniiis TSc aUEDRED
All. FSGRsfY-T0GR AIRES, purchased by 2.
Mc(Iruder. deceased, of Fletcher.
Also, sIXTY-SIX ACRES OF LAND near the
Short Pump, purchased OF John ana Diary Jones
and others.
Also all ,u,crcst In, IN, aud cut o, aii soAL
,1hyTS and coal R1GHTS devised ny z. Nc
Grinder, dcreased, " his . WILL 70 "'"s'" -
Ali the piose.tsstrIed property Is, eoatslosrea
very valuable aiiT desitable. on aeeohRspi 2ction
iniproseuantS, and ,coal; aud persons eer9us o,
purchaslng arc renaes1ed 10 eN'hi''he W. p''~-' y
TERMS OF SALE: One-ffth OF the purchase none!
will be required to be paid in cash. the residue on
credit of six. twelve, eighteen, ana twenty ,l0uI
months the purchasers executing their negotanie
notes for the deferred payments with interest at the
rate of six per cenum per annm added from .;l!
of sale and legal title retained by the court until The
entire purchase money - paI: , ,.p,,n
JOHN a: MEkEblTh,
+: =: TURNER;
,v,s-tds Special commissioners.
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: !. -. ,ra,,er. srpon rroyidenee.'

nrhe nnanimity of Che Democrats. remark X
,,,,ie ax a IA: the enthusiasm ana daily sfoW.h
. 80 mo Liberals, Impressive as these are, 90
=, r,iva ms AZ strong grounds for believing
;n Ssr GreeIey's success rs the numerous as-
cass;ons TO his cause of those more thlnk-
tho and prudential persons" who, Us qua.
,cas,lay. In describing the politics OF pis.
,aee' leila IFS were called the Walters upon
Proyidence.D This class Of persons, WIZ
never f,rsake cause until 1t becomes ua.o !.
Ymnata. the historian assures US, " uee.s'cu ~
A high delinquency towards heaven !. .',.s
afforded countenance to any camse 'ohsei
.hon Il was favored by fortune. "A aise
number OF these thrifty spirits nave gwen
I'm their adhesion to Mr.. Greces anu
found out the virtues OF L'heraiist, slhse
she Baltimore Convention SO bappls con,
rluded its labors, and the report Soes
that much larger number are sa'9c, ,,ns
together their household gods ana pre-
caring to follow. II is sad tllat tne ss'a
swdc in New York State Is 9nite C upur
denied, SO that the clerks al ti,e ".en .;..or
Of now arrivals In the Liberal ranks posted.
Tn Illinois and Iowa, determination with LID
oral,sm Is going on at such rate that Wheh
she election comes the legitimatists will have
a,o defenders but that faithful OLD Swiss guard
which Is recruited from the public service.
alr. \. r. Banks, who, when Democrat;
was one of the earliest to see the virtues and
anticipate the triumphs of Repub'icanisu''
begins, 1t Is reported, to acknowledge tae
force OF the old French chdnson WhrHA pro-
tests so gayly that eve retdsh always 10
our first loves" In wards and districts and
townships everywhere, even in those place,
where the rank aAd file are steadlest ana
most unwarering, the old leaders and "m:'n'
acersn and "war-horses are beginning
70 hesitate, and look over their shoulders,
and ask themselves if they are not, perhaps,
like the jockey of Norfolk, "too bold.
Even Mr.. Colfax, it is credibly said, has taken
up his ancient rStc of domestic retirement
with a gusto that has all the emphasis fWhe
Their he means 1t or not Of one rejoicing t.
escape from bad company. He has pledged
his support to Grant, it Is true; but what D.
gives for support would, in any other man
be called opposition. .
These are signs that do not fail. This l.
Acircu,nstantial evidence there is no breaking
down, no more than there is hope OF dcceav
ing the inf;iilible instinct of an old politician
who sputfs the battle from afar aad has a mi
rac,llous presccnce OF Witch side Is th'
strongest Fashiagas Patriot.
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BY Grubts s Williams.
tieai f:statS Agents and Aactioaeefs. \
Eleventh street between Haiu and Bank;
SIZE OF TWO MOST


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO MOST
i VALUABLE TENEMENTs. IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, At THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETs.-By
virtue Of deed OF trust executed by SamueI G..
Robinson and wife to James Lyons and Poahafan
Roberts NOW Gcceased) trustees, BEARING date on
the 9Th Of june, 1890, and duly recortr IN .e thhn
Hastings Court o.icg ftt thu c,tS Of Rciiinhfi fis
the buipoSEo sectlrls the payment of two betds
trst of whfsh sgn,a,bs Gipair-'p aph,btiatice eth
the rcc;uts. 81 tc cfSdtors the Undersigned, as SUI.
yvinr trustee i'll sell at auction nron tho prem
iscs, on THURSDAY the sth day OF August, cnni-
menciug at 10 o'clock a. NJ. that VERY VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY situated u above. being Nos.
& Sons. j. d. Rcdford, 7. NJ. Afrcild & Son, South
+ NJ Imhodcr, at taht er abGlt $3.50 pei giinsir
II Is ali !fu front, 81 ssi2 bs 100 feet 10 a alley fapi
feet WdG, the orlgna! design being for five stories
and ljasciileIt Tile bascncnt aud fist floor arc
complete, and the work cain beE esuued without il-
convenience to the present occupants, So far rs com.
pleted 1t combines jpdic,ous Plan yi;b The iNa3I
thorough AUD t,alRSon construction, and rs rn,H
Welding raD.cty J. u u aIuald b. an properly
the city OF The same value.
The location has always been regarded rs one OF
the best IL not the best In the city for business,
ana Il, value Is sure to increase with the opCnnc Of
steady growth OF business In that quarter. Rarely
has there been offered In this city such Cpportu-
nifty for Il profitable investment
TERMS. $1,000 and 4 SUN sufficient 10 Ceff1y the
expenses of the sale In cash. aud the residue In
equal Instruments ut eiX. twelve. and eighteen
rate Of eight poo cent. per a'nGm secured by
deed of trust upon the property.
JAMES LYONS. surviving Trustee.
GREBBS 4 WILLIAMS. AuctlGnCcls. iytI
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by W. 3. Robins,
Real Estate Aucaoneer,
,Il4 Main street:

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON
Y THIRTEEETt{ sfiiEET BETWEEN, MN NJ
AXE T5RT sTREETs FOR SALE ~ SC .Se
TiitiN, -flnmefliately following the sale OF me
!! Commercial block" property by MesSrs; Irnnbs
& williams on THURSDAY. August !, laIs, VIII be
sold that desirable BUSINESS STAND located as
ul,ove described
The lot fronts on the east line of street
20 feet inches and hns rear ne OF 2steet inches
on an alley, with unequal SIDE nnef1 is q ~ isS,
stands brick building that as c7c'ct specify Tor
the saIdTr'' ard harness business but Is row III tine
occupancy of Messrs. Harrison < Watkins, COM
mission merchants, at rate Of rent equal to $3.50
/ am requested to state that the right and title OF
the property arc guaranteed IT,.
TERMS: One-thirl cash balance ut four, eight
and twelve months, for Negotiable notes or bonds
interest added, secured by trust deed on Ine pro-
~ as,ds AuctiDneer.
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f,ass.,e behind the bouss found .he ns,ssslas
mi visitor shot though the back asa ~
IDENTIFY diving. nc WAS q Greeley CAR "a W..
sine Chappaqua shors-iora, sifea 10y ,- 4,
nel Templeton's celebrated Deceiyef tsas 81,
knows Deceiyer Is shorthorn because ,ne
sawed them off himself bs 1n,nI1 the man man
the next day and made him pay nlne s sonat.
for the calf Hs didn't care 20 nave ;sr,,t n
th. t snrt ii style. He has made up his innsl
" vn TEL for greeley, and, as Democrat mas
W., W ,;,t,e "a live for but he don't want 70
W. w. n that wav-.at least until after the cec'
t So The understanding at southworth's Is
all the talk in Shelby.
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Why?


Earth, thou art perfect mud fairi
= Iifc, thou art earnest aud sweet;
Soul. thou art rjghtfuily heir;
Is hot thy rapture complete!
Why. from the manifold joys
That lie TO the morning OF day.,
From SORROWS that strengthen ana gave
Turn'st thou, expectant, away
s,and I'm the fresh morning landsi
Dew-stars In the grass Mt my ietL;
Buts and white h.oor;i III my hands,
hheui ihr sweet song-pulses beat
E-tori lie far depths of the sky
A glory Is rising for mo.
A ROYAL and rOseatc dawn
TIntng the hills and the sea-
Youth with It's gladness Is here,
Time with It's treasures nntolc'
Toll with It's promise Etd taeeI.
Love thai Will never grow cold.
Yetpu. OF this sweetness and warmth
fade, and follow affair
A voice that Is vague rs dream,
A light tina, Is faint as star ~.
Mystery waveth her wand
over the knowledge ! crave,
And the Shadow that stuyeth ber hano
.tiHf;a Boynto,l hreriH
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE FOR
MAN OF WEALTH.
ADMIRABLE FOR a STOCK FARM OR
PLACE Of PUBLIC RESORT.

We shall sell at public anrtiou, at the request Of
the owner Mr. j. A. T@Tnrh;n' o. u Io ~
oil ne prtmiscs. III. beautiful FARM, "GEhukE-
GAR Si!Iig inrse,ariicrs q ,e e ., i I
ing within one and haff iniieh of tie spr!ns-con
~ ZINE HUNDRED AcKEs oE LASD: ~
the cleared land rlI!ch IL finely adapt,d 10 Sras.,
half is meadow llnd. aDd part Of II has been In
! grass for more than eight, fsais.
gives II EttS.y social and business adsantigr WIZ
a fine road. the occupants Of GEAuREGAiI;D Nay
most conveniently a,siGGa,te ID an Inc i1. sp.a r.
Is readily afforded AZ the very door me hitc su
phur promises, when the Chesapeake snd OHIO FALL
When that occur, mot only will there beg n" mar
kct NJ the very farm. bu: the land i;sclf "ci' ~
Beautifully disposed. viii be IN demand; for from
the i:t,rntInois topography Of tic locality the orc;'
for dwelling and til!age Is very iimtied
The gret ranay passing w. ,ss w isrm 8c 20 20
delightful rs summer iHtrat, VII oiy I've seyyh !"
twelve hours from Ba.ipG,., Wasll" gton, Rich.
mond, Cincinnati and L3Ilsfiiic p,Gce 20 i
ing and ip$lrpr,ng TO the system, rcd.hed IN s,cE
short time frota ihs great csiss, Should y hSmy
and more agreeable retreat for man OF means anT
taste.
the "Ss.r Of tie locality e. TIC ifhta Sn!phnr
yillage-fisss upoa Il. The large springs storh the
best bathing waieyYnd there y already estssm, s
/
viso.ating In the mountafeo Tic water has nests
been nllalyzed but IS powerful stiGuiait q! lhc
ska aud grea: invigoratOr OF hs 5ystci IL Baa.
moreover a chalyhcate sprng or dseIed boidiicss
and strength, which has proNcdits cteacy ~ " NUM-
Der 0t .rsss.
Therefore The place has commanding ihterssi on
account of its fue adaptation 10 purposes q! Ihtn
and recreation. With sbcse agencies 10 might bC
| made an important adJunes 20 yhe White sulphur
Sprugs-tfa: great w.tertngApmse where anu aIy
assemblies what has bect appropriately stysed IN"
| Congress OF H." ration"
Al the side OF the meadow Is hill Of limestone. op
the top of which Is tho wood ready tD burn tae '"e
a very great advantage for such a farm, 80 As".s
yiapted 10 grass. oop,n
This place might be devoted 10 raising Bi.OolIfp
STDCh, aud IL has plain That VIII lake hne
track ltwould DO equally well for improve catiic
| and Is admirably suited Tor FISH GU ,TuEE, u're
being very large supply spring water ahda paS"
wc-suited for Il lake. The breeding q n9huhi,i
trout could be most successfully and prcntaD! Pb
| sued by its owner. ,,,.o, .
Bat 10 the man Of means and cultivated taste IL
would be one of the most delightful Of hCihes uS
heathfulness Il unsurpassed and ttsatmos F",s
| and exhiiarating. There Is y lsrsc dcnbie bhian
HOUSE on the place and out-bonsts- lie rnu i
are fncly adapted 10 architectural ana oaic' ''A
The terms will be liberal There wi, be cse'u'
OF three years large part of the pnrch.st
and the balance bS arranged u" sur ny tt~
chaser. Persons inclined 10 buy are lnSileo 10 y,
| nj the Uroperty before the day OF safe.
| jeIs GRUBIS a. WILLIAMS. AacuohrcEs.
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Aucttoneers and Real Esiatc Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT
N ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STRE .,.
RkTWEEN SECOND AND THIRD sI IKE IL
AND ANOTHER ON TIE EAST FIVE W, ~ uf
Nal SHEETS. AT AUCTION.-To effect divi-
sion amongst the owners we Will sell aqT I5 upon
the premises, on WEDAESPAl,s st % IVY, Gpm,
referred TO. iyine between tho handsots new RESI-,
dcnce now being srecte1i f9r dssA" Cram I;, ana
feet nil Main street and runs back lac feet, with the
use of an alley leading out TO Third street.
After which we Will sell LOT on the cast SIDE OF
Adams street, adjoining the property now or LOT.
mcry occupied by A. e. McBell 1t Is so BY l3j feet
to I'M alley ten feet wide.
These lots are each very desirable of their Klll.
TERMS: At SALE GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
&C. ~ Aucti0neers.
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BY GrulIbS & Williams.
AuctIoncers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE CONNER
4 CIAL BLOCK. AT THE SOUTHWEST COR
SER OF CARY AND THIRTEENTH STREETS:
AND OF THE BRICK DWELLING On TIE
WEST SIDE OF NINTH STREET BETWEES
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.--Ry virtue OF q
deed of trust executed IN the undersigned as trustees
Nv Abncr T. Harvey. john ID. Harvey ana John It,.
Williams, dated April -, 1871. ami ily recordca IN
the o.u nf the ChancCry Court of tn" city oil klc-
u,ond. converting 10 the undersigned tile properly
kuowii:is the Commercial Block" and the dwell
iug-o,,sl OF the west side OF Nlath street between
t'liy and Leigh streets. being the then residence on
John ID. Harvey, The undersigned VIII sell me s;iid
property at atcioI, upon tie premises respectively
I'm the manner and In thc order hereinafter lnc-
toned. OF THURSDAY thb LIST !inT Of August DE-,
commencing at |. o'clock NJ with lhr C"lhmcrcRl'
BLOCK, embracing four irst-cISS stores ana ware
houses. and Mt y o'clock Il. NJ. With the dwelling
No. 5li north Ninth street.
Under prior decd Of the same Trantors l"r me
same property to James llctSintS trustee lic VII,
first make sale ut the time and places above rane'i
OF such parts of said property az ihaN DC lccc".rs
To satisfy The purposes of that deco. ihr utr>i"li-
ed will then sell the residue of said property, or So
much thereof rs may hc necessary Ia satisfy Inc pui-
,nsis of the aforesaid deed tn them. ,
For u more detailed description "f ~" SAID prop
crty reference Is made t. the foregoing anFcrli9e-
mcnt signed by JAMES PLEASANTS, Trustee.
TERMS. Unc-iOurth cash: The balance In cIuil
instruments nj four eight, and twelve months Tor
negotiable notes, with interest added 1t the rate ol
six per centum per nunlm, and secured ny dcc'S OF
trust upon the properly: ,>,cr
JAMES NELSON,
Trustees,
Sale conducted by GRCEBs WILLIAMS Auc-
t!uncurS. 1y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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i. rep,,,afss az the vehicle stapped 81 started
ID easi aud proin as cotsh the same
work Isl effected BY horse power il fiecess
sary q sreed Of twenty or ttjrt miles nm fionr
nav So obtained. here Is no escape .of
steam, nor any noise beyond that ordiflarliy
caused in running i. passenger ear. IL. "a II
claimed further that this car Is actually
cheaper than d horse car Tor the companies -
,, pb;in1ef,AiSt Press szs 81
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Do detectives detect? is one Of the prob
lens agitating PhiladelphianS, and the Sur
day Mercury decides that they do not. That
paper asks the Mayor to abolish the dctec-
tive system, because it "cncourngcs, pro
tects, und promotes robbcry,' and, as if that
were not enough, cllls the system can i'm
posture" "a nuisance" "a public abominI-
tion,"|a curse" and ga burning disgrace to
the community"
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The Lafayette Qnd) Journal says: awe
offer the campaign edition of the Weekly
Journal from date until the close of the cam.
paign, in November, at the reduced rate OF
Scvcntytive cents" If you will thrown in
Il tcn.dollar bill, which in all fairness you
ought to lp, we know il fellow who is fool
enough TO accept your oilcr.-LoWSuHc
Courier.
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The lola Register "gocs for fellow who
stopped his paper BECAUSE is was neither hot
nor cold, politically. The gist Of the matter
Is the fellow was four years and half behind
III subscription.
And he is fool if he ever pays it. The
man who gets four minutes and half the
start of us on subscription to the Examiner
is quite welcome. We shall never abuse him
about it, eithcr.--EM Fails (hdnSaS) Exam
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STEAM IN CITIEs.-No great Improvement
has ever been made, save III the teeth of DIES.
perate and lonS-continued opposition. The
| telegraph, the Iairoad-every advance. in
deed, was fought step by step. Just now the
subject Of some other motive power than
horses for city passenger railroads is much
discussed in Philadelphia. That other power
can only be steam; but at the idea of steam
in our crowded thoroughtareS we raise our
hands in horror, and see in imagination all
the frightful results which, to our minds
would certainly enSue. Yet it appears steam
can be, indeed is, SO used with safety. For
nearly three months there has been in active
use on the New. Orleans and Carrollton
street railway, between Carrollton and Ma
poleon avenue, a steam Cur, invented and
patented by a Mr.. f. Lamm, the successful
practicability of which has apparently been
demonstrated by a heightened test. A de-
scriptlon OF this city steam car will be
apr0pos On a fuur-whceled truck. about
half the length of q passenger car, is erected
a boiler, u tank, and double-cylinder engine
Of five inches in diameter and seven inches
stroke. The tank is filled with about three
hundred gallons Of water. This water is
heated at the depot at the beginning of each
trip by being connected for four minutes to
\ stationary steam boiler. In this
manner enough heat is forced into the
water of the tank to enable the car to
'raYel nine miles and have surplus of power
eft at the end Of each trip. The truck con-
aiming the motive power 5is attached to an
ordinary passenger car. and by means of
mple valve, conveniently placed to the one
nan who performs the duties of engineer,
'1lleetor, and brakeman, the speed of the car
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BY Grubbs < Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eiovonti, 81 root hptwt,en Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES'S SALE OF A FRAMED
i DWELLING ON THE NORTH SIDE QF
TWENTY-THIRD STREET, BETW ZEN L AAlI
n STitEETS, At AUCTION.-By virtue Of Il deed
Of trust from Gabrielle Stone to the subscribers NJ
trustees dated Eth of May, 1882 aud duly recorded
in Richmond Hastings Court, being thereto re-
uurcC we will sell upon the prcmi scs. on SATU t.
DAY the 27th of July, at "a o'clock. the property
situated as above. The lot Is aoNl3s feet.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 pay me dcnt Sc
cured and EXPENSES of sale: the balance upon
terms to he made known at the time Of sale.
g. W. ARMlSTEAD, Trustees.
RICHARD CAUTHORN5
GRtrBHS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers ~ -
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nv t,ruh.,s Il Williams.
AuctionCers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main and Back.

A T THE REQUEST OF TIE OWNER
n We will sell In front Of the cust1n,l,ousc. cn
FRIDAY tie 10Th of july. Ut o'clock T. NJ several
very valuable FARMS: -. ....
Isl. THREE HUNDRED AND FONT l-tptE
ACRES In Nelson county, known rs Locust Grove,
about six miles from l.uNmpstnn station, on HE
Orange and Alcxau,lil ra!ir"ad and three mites
from Yarmouth. OF the JalnrS Rtycr anu haba"ni
canal This plarc IL situated in the most desirable
scction of Piedmont, Va, and Is suited for grapes
fruit, &c.
IT, near Taylor's store. about FIVE miles from West
Point, one mile from Panunkcy river about Two,
thirds In wood, balance cleared with small framed
dwelling. -,
3D. ONE HUNDRED ACRES near Gort!onS'il He.
quarter of Il mile OF Milton station on the theSa-
pc,kc and Ohio railroad, thrcc miles from Gor'iois-
willie; part In woods.
rico county, at New Market, ten miles from Eich-
nond. on Four-Milc creek: nearly = liii mile of
liver anil creek front: soil very fertile nu rpduc-
tive: adjuns Curtis Neck
TERMS &: At sale. ~ ~
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS.
tx s3-f, AuCii"ncrrS.
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ny Lyne.S Brother,
Aucrioneers aid Asal Estate Agents,
IfHIEIVEEVNI' tfF''f
No. 1912 Mali s.Et5..

NEW FRAMED COT
ii TAGE RESIDENCE, on THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF TWESTY-SINTH AND
BROAD STREETS, FOR SALE AT hUCTlOS:-
wa shall at the request of the owner sell at public
auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY the a5th day
of July. 1879, at O'Clock +. NJ, that very desirable
hid conveniently arranged COTTAGE RESI-.
DENt;E located rs above described containing seven
The terms viii he sAFY Iihsrsl-sAy one-third cash
the balance VI one and two s::irs:
To nartics Desiring 70 Invest OF :5eure I hcw and
comfortable home this offers u line opb0t:rniiys
LYME & BROTHER,
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