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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-24

DoN'r, GRTs.-Don't think that yards
and yards of ribbons, rullles and lace, will
add one particle to your real value. Don't
make walking milliner's shop, or jewelers.
store of yourselves, covering all that is of
true merit within you, with that which will
attract only the shallow-brained, Don't
think sensible people are to be deceived with
vain show, they look for beauty Of heart and
of mind. Don't fatter yourselves it is
smart to affect ignorance of manual labor or
to be ignorant Of it. Don't give the subject
of matrimony a single thought while in your
teens except to qualify yourself for the re-
sponsible position it places you in; you need
all that time OF your life to fit yourselves for
it. You need to study books, the laws OF
life and health to be well experienced in
the culinary art as perhaps the happiness
and health Of hundreds are depending on
your knowledge of this. Don't give your
time and talents to the world, or to seeking
the things of time and sense that perish with
their using God has created you for 9
nobler purpose, and made you accountabl,
for what he has given you, Don't sell YOU
birthright for mess of pottage.
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Sherman's Opinion Of Grant.

"Gen. Grant, "said Sherman, sis as good
an example ofthe American-born, American
bred standard man as this country can show.
He hast he wonderful gift ofretcience and he
had it during the war as much as since He
is generally just to his fellow officers. On
the battle field he displays common sence in
every extremity. He went into the war
with devil of bad staff, but he stuck to
the men around him because they had been
his friends in the days of his poverty.
After awhile he changed that staff, and there
was great improvement. R1ylins was a
smart fellow, but awfully rough. Now, sir,
it has been printed all over this ,. ~~
that Gen. Grant was drunk o..t u Io hattie Of
Shiloh. l saw him at nalf past Il and at
half past 4 that day, and he was as COO a
cucumber and straight - a string. l do. {
believe that Grant was ever trunk whel
there was any fighting to be done. ue has
rather sensitive temperament, and when
battles are off and there is an interval he
may require some stimulation. But the tale
that he was drunk on the main day of the
battle of Shiloh is libel. believe it could
be proved that he could get nothing to be
drunk on, and l know from contact that he
was sober"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-24
LEARN TO KEEP HOUSE.

Beautiful maidens-aye, natures fair queens,
Some in your twenties and some in your teens,
Seeking accomplishments worthy your aim,
Striving for learning, tlilrsting for fame
Taking such pains with the style OF your hair,
Keeping your lily complexion so fair;
Miss not this Item In all your gay lives,
Learn to keep house, you may one day be wives.
Learn to keep house.
Now your AdOnlcs loves sweet moonlight walks,
Hand clasp, and kisses, and nice little talks.
Then, as plain Charley, with his burden OF care,
lie musd submit on more nOurlshlng fare
lie will come home at the set Of the sun,
Heart sick and weary, his working day done,
Thence let his sllpperad feet nc'er wish to roam,
Learn to keep house and you'll keep him at home
Learn to keep house.
First in his eyes Will be children and wlfo,
Joy OF his JOY and life Of his life,
Next to his dwelling his table, his meals,
Shrink not at what my pen trembling reveals.
MaldenS romantic, the truth must be told,
knowledge IS better than silver or gold;
Then be prepared In the spring time OF health,
Learn to keep house tho surrounded by wealth;
Learn to keep house.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-24

The race of mankind would perish, did
they cease to help each other From the
time that the mother binds the child's head,
till the moment that some kind assistant
wipes the death-damp from the brow Of the
dying, we Cannot exist without mutual aid.
All, therefore, that need aid, have a right to
ask it of their fellow mortals.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-24

There is something soothing and delight
in the recollection OF pure-minded woman's
affections it is the oasis IN the desert Of a
worldly mans life, to which his feelings turn
for reireshment when wearied with the un-
hallowed passion of this working-day world
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-24

If this be certain, that no trade can be so
bad as none at all, nor any life as tiresome
as that which is spent in continual visiting
and dissipation, 70 give all ones time to
other people, and never reserve any for one Is
self is to be free in appearance only, and Il
slave in effect.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-24

All great questions have been settled by
men in earnestly men who have been
pound by principle about their hearts
which they come to regard as "part and par
cel' of their being. Little, peddling, tenn
orizing policy never yet conferred a lasting
benefit upon the world.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-24

Some persons seems to forget that mere
talking is not conyersing; that it requires
two to make conversation, and that each
must be in turn listener, but no one can be
an agreeable companion who is not as will
ing 10 listen as TO talk,
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
one inch twelve lines or its equivalent in Nonpn
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Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. Irnh,
silent advertisements must be paid before inserted
except where parties have accounts. ..,
Legal advertisements two dollars perincn TOT ulrte
Insertions and at that rate for additional nsetuons
without reference TO length. .--.,-
Executors, Administrators and Audilors Nothes
three dollars ..,,
Transient or Local notices, twenty cents nDe'
regular advertisements half rates.
Cards in the "Business Directory" column one
dollar per year for each line.
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JOB RRTNTrNG
Columbia County Official Directory

President Judgc-William Elwell.
Associate JudgeS-Iram Dcrr, Isaac $. Monroe.
prothonotarv, &C.-R. Frank Zarr.
{rrlStcr q R,COrder-Wiamson II. JacOby
District Att0rncy-JOhn NJ. Clark
sheriiT-NllChaCl Grover.
surye Isaac Dewitt.
ireasurer--IOn Sn der.
commissioners s-Willlam Lawton, John IIerner,
John l.nt.
AuditOrs-ti. j. Campbell :. Il. Smith. David Yost
ClrOnCr-C Charles g. Murphey.
Jury Commissioners jacob IL. Fritz, William II.
ttt.
Count, Superntendent-Wi liam H. snyder.
bloom Poor Dist irt-DlrcntOrs %. p. Ent. Scott,
vm. Kramer, Bloomsbury and Thomas Crevcling,
, o {, O. T.. Ent Secretary.
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you go fghtiag imaginary woe you will
not be prepared to grapple with it when it
comes il you keep looking for misiortunes
you will become exhausted, and have no
strength to battle with it should it oyertake
you,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. J.. 2. Tus in, (supplyJ
sunday Services --ip5 Il, m and GT p. m.
SUNDAY schools a. IN.
prayer Meeting-Every Wednesday evening at GJG
sol 5 free The public are invited to attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Minis cr-Rev. j. NcCron.
sunday SarvlceS-loq a. IN. ana g.! p. IN.
Pra, cr Nee lng-Eyery Wednesday evening at Gr4
seats free. Nopew5 rented. All are welcome
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Mlnis'er-Rev. stuart liehell.
sunday SerYces-lOq a. Iii. and 64 p. m.
PRAYER Nee dng-Eyery Wednesday evening at C4
Sea S free No pews rented. Strangers welcome.
MErHoDlsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder--Rey. ~ $. buckingham.
Mnster-Rev. ]. II. McGmrah
sunday SprvlCcS-lOS and 6l5 y. IN.
SUNDAY School, p. IN.
Bibc Class-EverJ Monday evening AT G% o'clock.
Young Mems PRAYER Nee ing-Eyery Tuesday
cnlng AZ 6 4 O'clock
icncral Prayer Mectlng-svery Thursday evening
O'Clock.
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner OF Third and Iron Streets
rastQr-Rev;. r. +. llonmccr,
te,idencc-East street, near Forks Hotel.
sunday ScrylCe5-lOE H. IN. and Gg p. IN.
SUNDAY Schools a. In.
Prayer MeCting-Saturday, p. m.
M are invited There is always room.
Services every Sunday afternoon at 9 O'Clock at
ieller's church, Madison township.
ST. rAULs CHURCH.
Rcctor-Rev. John Hewitt.
sunday SeryCeS-1nl! a. M, GlG p. m.
sunday SCHOOL, a. IN.
First sunday In the month, Holy Communion
Services preparatory to Communion on Friday
venng before the It sunday In each month.
Pews rented but everybody welcome.
Persons desiring TO consult the Rector on religious
matters viii lind him at the parsonage on Rock
trcet.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rcv. A. l.. ReesGr.
Minl-tcr-ReY j. ~ Irvine.
Sunday Services p M, in the Iron street Church.
Pra' cr Meeting-Every Sabbath at p. IN.
All are invited. All are welcome.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-09-24

Kansas Teacher where does all our
grain so toY Boy,-'lnto the hopper
Hopper! what hopper 'Grasshopperp
triumphantly shouted the lad.
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BEAUTIFUL THINGS.

BEAUTIFUL THINGS.
\ gentle voice, heartfelt sigh,
A modest blush, a sparkling eye,
a manner unaffected, free;
Those things are beautiful to me.
A ready hand, loving heart,
A sympathy that's free from art,
A real friend among the few;
Those things are beautiful and true.
A mothers prayer, an answer mild,
An aged sire, a little child,
a happy home, cheerful heart;
These things are beautiful on earth.
A Joyful song, a chorus sweet,
An earnest soul and'wllling feet,
\ day OF peace, a night Of rest
These things are beautiful and blest.
\ sisters love, brothers care,
\ spotless name, n jewel rare,
\ clcanly tongue, that will not lie;
These things are beuutlfll-an why?
Because they all are born OF love,
And cmanlte from God above;
An earnest OF the Heavenly birth,
These things are beautiful on earth.
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EoOetiCal.
JUDGE NOT.

Judge not the workings OF his brain
And Of his heart thou canst not sec,
What looks to thy dim eyes stain,
In GODS pure light may only be
A scar, brought from some well-won field,
Where thou wouldst only FAINT and yield.
The look, the air that frets thy sight
May be a token that below
The soul has closed In deadly fight
Win some internal fiery foe,
Whose glance would sCorch thy smiling grace,
Ana cast thee shuddering on thy face.
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THE COLUMBIAN


BIAN CONsOLfDATED.)
Issued weekl, every Friday morning, at
BLOOMSBURY COLUMBIA COUNTY, pa.
At TWO DOLLARS per year, payable I'm advance, or
during the year. After the expiration OF the yenr
$50 viii be charged. TO subscribers out OF thc
county thetermS are S2pcr ear strictly In advance
--sl.25 II not paid in advance and $500 If payment
be delayed beyond the year.
No paper discontinued except at the option OF the
Publisher, until all arrearageS paid, but long
continued credits after the expiration OF the nr5i
wear will not be given.
All papers sent out Of the sac or 10 distant post
oal3es must be paid for In advance, unless rcspon-
sble person In Columbia county assumes to pa the
subscription due on demand.
POSTAGE Is no longer exacted from subscribers In
the county
JOB PFTNTING-
The Jobbng Department OF the COLUMBIAN is very
90 onplefe and our JOB Printing win compare favor
,bly wi h that Of the large cities All work done on
Inlnnnd. npnllN and at modcInin nrlcns.
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THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. TX, NO. 80
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, VOL. XII, NO. 32
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ORANGEVILLE DIRECTORY.

A b: HERRING, Carpenter and builder
~ Main street below Pine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-02
General wheeler.

There appeared in yesterday mornings
D;spntch short sketch. which originated 10
the cincinnati Iaquirer, giving some &C.
coun, OF an individual protesting TO be
General Wheeler, Of the late Confederate
army
Mrs. Whitson, of Tennessee. at present ID
this cily-a lady Of literary incina'ions, who
il su.asr Of book on the war-knowlng
the general Wheeler for whom it is sup
pcseo$ the individual described in the In
ouirer meant 10 PISS himself oil, has written
the following letter. completely contradict
ING the Cincinnati story so far as Genera'
Wheeler is concerned:
R,cBMoSp, VA, October /, 1879.
take CREST pleasure IN co!f'cuug H'''e
article going the roudds OF newspapers
which does great injustice TO sillant eN'
Confederate officer. The tall, baggard'look.
ing tramp who cliimed to be General
Wheeler was mistaken in the name. Our
General Wheeler was General 10. Wheeler,
q dashing cavalry officer, and, think, by
birth Georgian. have seen him often
during The time Bragg was at Murfreesboro'.
And General 10. Wheeler vas small man,
of low stature, and something over thirty
wears old, possibly. To-day be cannot ce
more than forty-6ve years OF age, if he is
that. He married since the war Virginia
wealthy lady, and now lives near Decatur,
Alabama, and was never given TO dissipation
that we ever heard of.
am glad TO be able to correct this report
about one of the gallant cavaliers Of our losi
cause. Mrs. L. d. WHIrsoS,
of Murfreesboro', Tenn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-02
BY Richardson IL CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
11l3 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEVEN YAl.-
L UsBLE BU,LnING Lo7 ~ THE GoIIN-
ny or en- ES1 FREIsL LID, ON HULL AND DE.
tArUR srRreTs: NEAR The ~ TON I'm OF u,
MaNCHEaTrR. BY AULT1ON.-B BY virtue Oh
Inc nroyisiors Of = cer'ain deed Of trust bearing
date the 18th day of January: 1874, and GUY re-
corced i'm the clerks Office OF The County Cont OF
Cncse, sld, from william r. ,laetdiG" and wife
i1svis. trustees for The Fasr-End Building Fund
Tomsany. TO secure The nsym.nt OF certain oIliga.
lions Of debt therein mentioned. we shall as trustees
In said deed, sell by auction. on the premise on
MONDAY the 4i!l ~ October. at oc'oCK y. NJ,
ELEVEN VALUABLE FUI' DING LOIS IN the
county OF c. c>terfclt near The town OF mancheS,
fer dc sIqnatedb the Nos 2. 3. 4, and .. on HUI
ST. Get near IL street; Nos: $50 and 81, on Hnil
street between Evans and Taylor streets, near me
store # Messrs. Norl issete & Brother; and Nos.
III, 7s, 70 ard 80. on d. catur street ortr cen
t,jcpun and vans streets, opposite The residence
of . lrm1s Va'en, So ..o,. t.,
TERMS: One-thrd of the purchase money IN
coeb: the balsrce in four, eight, AMI twelve
months negotiable notes tn be given for the deir-
red Daym ms, with Interest added. AMI secured by
~, n Of trust :. w. FARRAR.
JOHN 4. MEaSLkG,
T. WILEY DAVIS,
TrIist( es.
.pneoS C. CO. rp,ioueers PA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-02
By James NJ. Taylor 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONER, SALE OF THIRTY.
v ONE BEAUTIFUL kUiLDLSG LOTS IIIfSI ~
KNuWS AS S,DSEY-Ey virtue of n decree OF
the Chancery Court of The city of Richmord pro
nounced on the 18th day Of January. lSI4 III t I
undersigned, commits sioners thereby appointed
viii proceed 10 sell ut public auction upon me pre-
rmInmercin@ at o'clock p. u. thirty O.e desiTa-
be bU'LijiEG LOTS. fronting 80 feet each on
the nor and south sides of ttarvie street oet%een
Reservoir aud Randolph streets. and running BACK
100 Ic,t 10 an allev - feet wide. being parts OF
Squares Nos and 6 Of Al'en's plan, .
TERMS: ne-foutth cah; the balance III tnree
eouaI ins,almcn,s, for negotiable noe, at SIX
twelve, and eighteen months with SIX per cen,
interest added ami the title re'air Ell until The "ho'e
purchase. money Is paid and conveyance orueFeo
- THOMAS NJ. HEWITT.
Sp.cia Commissioners.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR & fOS. AucliOEccrs. Sc ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-02

- SEVENTEENTH STREET At AUG
TtOS.-By virsae OF The pr visions OF q deed Of
trust executed ny John Hogan una wife. dated DC
tober 18TH 1868, and o! record II ttc Office Of ihe
haLc-ry Court. In deadlock No. so a, at page
l IA and In pursu iDCe Of 4 decree OF the Circnss
Court %, the UDi,cd states for The Eastern District
OF Virginia, pronounced on the l4th September.
1873. In The SUIT Of GaypZe! H.gan ct aD., the
undersigned. IS trustee II sad decd. and rs special
trustee named In Id decree, will offer for sale al
2ub,ic aut,ion. on the premise on MrNDAY the
, III cay uf October, Si5. al The hour OF the
following REAL estate In the city of ichniond- con-
We, ell ny said deed. AMI described helean as that
caIr rain lot OF twenty 1--we feet on The east slice OF
Valley or Seventeenth street, near Nslley chapel,
running back 1So hel- mdr< or less, In depth,
with u brick ,epeGent and o.her improve
menis thereon. The lille to satt property Is be.
iieved be ndispu'able, but tue undersigned vii,
convey with special warranty, Us usual In saeh
cases.
TERMS: Cash rs to 50 much of The proceedS OF
sale as win be Sufficient TO discharge The sum OF
IL 500 witt, interest at the rate OF six per crnS
per AM um from the 9th day Of October. 1858.
until paid and tue sum OF S25 40 costs Of suit.
The charges OF sale: residue on such terms laay
be prescribed day OF sale by the personal repre-.
sentaiives CT said John Hsgan, or In the eyent al
| their failure to present such terms. then ON such
terms as the undersigned may see d. TO direct.
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Trustee.
JOHN 9. SHAEER, Special trustee,
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aUcssos sALEs-su,usr bays.
By Richardson & Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeis'
lI13 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE,s SALE
i OF VALUABLE STORES, DWELLisSII,
ANDVA'fANT LOTS, ON STATE IREhr 4, AN =. -
WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE. in THE ~ ~ ~ =
UF FULTON. ADJOINING RICHMOND OS
THE EAST, BY AUCTfOS.-The undersigned, D
r. Will. az assignee of G.. w. NORRIS. hankiupl'
and the UNDERSIGNED. J. A Richardson. trustee 10
deed from the said G.. W. Morriss a"d wire o. aIlhg
date The 9th dav Of November, 1874. du record
ed In the clerks office of the Chancery Ehurt 81 me
CITY or Richm md. to secure the payment o. CTR
tain negotiable note therein mentioned, WIZ sii oy
auctior ON the premises. on WEOSfS,AI iotn
instant, 1875, At 4 o'clock 2. NJ. the kEAL Ed
TATE De ,cribed IN said dead. consisting OF
4 LOT OF LAND 80 ny Ito feet on me sonth
side II state STREET ut Its intci sacticn WI !las
burg avenue, with an aitrrtire two-stnry fha nc
S'rOR Il and DWELLING. IL which Inc said MOT
rIs. lives and Is 60 ng business.
vacant LOT OF LAND, 30by llO itef' aoloih-
' AIOTnF LAMP. 80 by 40 feet. adjoining the
above with q NEAT TWO-STOkl FRA NE
DWELLING. containing i've rooms; kitehen' &c,
''I lot OF LAND. 80 by Ito f.st, adjoining he
above with n NEW TWc-STORI FRA VI T.
DWELLINti, containing four rooms; Kitchen &c.'
TERMS: Enough IN cash 10 iefrav the expenses
If sale and 10 pay of negotiable nnte lor
The bsla, ce I'm six and twelve months ncgouaplc
notes 10 he given the deferred ih'e'
est added, and secured BIZ u deed Fl trust
s. b. WITT, Assignee:
!, A. RIf HARRISON, Trustee.
p,cu.,nsov G 70 AucliOpeers.- oc2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-02
ny W. Godfin,
Real Estate Agent and Auc.Iopecy
corner Of Eleventh and Bank s,ro..-

COMMISSIONERS SALE Atf~r,o,.
~ TION Of THE Whitley psT.Tv IN
LINES kITER AND ON BnTH SIDES G 81 in gy
MANCHESTER AND PtTE, SsURG TrLhtE
PIKE, ABOUT Two Mills BELOW iuuf MY
AND sIXTY.OSE ACTtS.-Hy virtue on , lid
nf The Circuit Cont Of CbesfnrGrId p aecfse
tered on the 22f OF October 1874 In m, en-
Patterson e. French &c we shai. "a snnct te u
miss toner's thereby appointed, proceed ~ SPIN
rublic nnli1n. ct The "Whithy'' ynarsj@," az
MONDAY The 4,h OF October 1875. -: 4 '. w.. On
z. W.. III far: IS not, the first fair day M k
The VhLUABLEt STATE known as - W,iTTnntfl
now owned ard &c upicd by Colonel ; p.ni
Frercb. lOcaed II. above. containing 2i1 ,1,,stt
Of which about 40 10 so acresa ore J,Inta riSsr,L,
0ronnds or superior quality. TIL. dw.llln, ns-
repairs but IL l5 surrounded by sIil de-. reex H
long been noted tor lis healthfulness The ~. hts
will b.. DD-divfdc1 or so,h q wnoIs az y, 90 T'H
deemed bestat the time or ss.s II dfyiTea ~. y;
west Of the Pet rsburg abroad. will coni,tn A.,
acres; Lot z, beiw en the railroad arr IN. p
burg turnpike, will contain % y, zoe; Loi q IT,
eas' OF Vi" turn pike. Will contain so acrcs. -, w
on The liver. VIII cOn'ain 100 ac.Cs. more ar ~
These lands are admirably well sdau.ed fn."
burban resid9 noes, or market or dirY farms 49,
quite accessible to the markets OF Manchester an5
Richmond. ""'
TERMS: Enough I'm cash to DERRY pyn.r.o, -
sale and cost or suit b,ianc' I'm equal in.l,,rns,,
for negotiable not :. well enforced ycrur.G my my
trusf-deeJ. or title retained. payable 4, >iy I
and cix IN cen months. with Interest AIDED 'e'
plat OF The farm can be sscn 81 The Office n, ,,
auciioDeerS. G. G. MCRAE, '
A. L. BOULWARF
Special Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-02
by Richardson K Co.,
Real Fstate Agents and Auctionccrs,
11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO FRAME
L TENFMENTS AND LOTS on THE EAST
SIDEUFTwENTY-FIFT STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, Gil UkCH HILL.
RY ACtTlON.-As trustee In Il GceG bearing date
The 9th day of December. 1873, from William H..
Norriss and duly recorded In the clerks office OF the
h1ncery Court OF the city of Richmond, 10 secure
the payment IT certain negotiable note therein
described SHALL as trustee in said decd. being re-
uulred so 10 do by the holder OF said note. sell hy
suction, on the prem iscS, on TUESDAY the l2th
in>t ant, at half-past O'Clock +. NJ: The REAL
EoTA r. loo lted Ps above. aud described In SAID
deed rs having a f. ont Of 80 by 125 feet.
TERMS: r, ou.n In ca:h 10 tciray itc EXPENSES of
Gyrcui This trust apd to pay II negotiable note
for $500 with Interest thereon al the rae OF eight
paid: the esiduc ON such terms II shall be an
nuupce at sale. j. A. RlCHAR son,
Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-02
BY Cook 4 LauantOn, Auctl"neers,
No. 10 Governor street.

NJ ~ po'Sih"i S'~
-
LEG A T
Acrnrpo c1yEEa SDAHAI F-OCTAyE
sCfEho DE- p1iSO.
MsDALLloSHIr " yE Ely z. RhsTs! AND
RUGS Law. VAR. H CiHikoHns, &c,
AT AUCTION.
Having determined to discontinue house1sce plng
7 wiI srf m ~ Y res iderce No. 7OS Grace street,
~ M0S1IAY 4,h instant commencing at 10Y
VI ,,m o nv tntiro HOUSEHOLD FURNIfURE,
a. Tho r,rIor Is furnished with
"; ny "WsISJrT PARLOR SUIT covered
oh sni,h rrrs consisting Of one large sofa, one
- or,n chair = mi tour Darlor chairs;
: cJrPspR STVEN.ANU.A HALF. OCTAVE
'pIhNO in rosewood case splendid tone ard
rrish manufactured by Bradbery, New York.
mt l. rnnsdrred one OF the tnest instr IL
1nenis In the city;
,n,amincent MEDALLION VELVET TAPES
-" TpY CARPET, with border to match;
MARH,E -TOP CENTRE-TkBLE;
TcauiifuI MARBLE SrAIUAkY,
Flcpsn. LACE CURTAINS and CbRNiCt.
five oIf-PAINTISGS, CHROMUS, ORNA-
Fly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-02
By Grubls Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between si5iL ana Bank.
VERY VALUABLE LITTLE FARM

VERY VALUABLE LITTLE FARM IN
7 PRINCE GEORGE cor NTI, oN Tue
JANIS RIVER, NEAR COR Al JokD2,AN -,
at auction. at The Office of Grubbs u Williams, In
the city Of Richmond on MONDAY The an OF Dc-
t0bcr neXt 1T IL O'Clock NJ. the very valuable lit
lie FARM loc itcd rs ABOVE, tr former r. sdence OF
Dr. rhcohcrict Bland, containing TWO HUN
DRED AND FIFE Y ACRE, one mile from me
Point, opposite Westover, the fine estate or a II.
Drewry, Esq: It's nrrcs cleared and In n high
state of cultivation AM, acres In timb r-OrlgInal
growth The tmproye,r ents are 4 FRAME ID WELL
ING with six rooms. needing some repairs. aud
three double servants. houses In good order: or
chard, e.. lie place is well wat red and remark
ably healthy. and line situation for physician,
there being none nearer than eight miles, and he II
very Cd man.
TERMS: Liberal aud mldh known ~ time OF sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
iuc,ioneers.
sc11,15lS 1926 29,3O&Uc ,2&4