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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22


Sre. kin, generally, ii will not pay for
ordinary farmers who wish 90 Sc. ont q
hedge of hemlocS, arbor-yi;c, or other
eye-srceus, TO a,temg, 10 grow the plants
from seeds. The plants themselves can bee
raised more cheaply by uurserym-u who
have given q greA; deal Of attention to
the subject Of young eye7grccns IN large
numbers. But there are good many
people who DO not Ike paying out cash
for an article which they can raise them
selves. Il is for their benefit that these
lines are written.
To grow eyergreeus from seed, procure
the seed In early wiuter,anl store 1t away
in tins manner: Get some sand, which
sift OF an Jumps and stones, and then
moisten. Spread an inch layer Of sand
In the bottom Of box. Upon the sand
put a LAYER of seeds about n quarter Of
an inch thick then a half inch layer of
sand then seed and 50 on. Fit the nd
nicely on, and then bury the box slightly
under the surface Of the ground.
In the spring. as soon as the ground is
in working order, manure and plough it
thoroushly-it will be better also for
having been tall-ploughed Then lay out
the ground in drills abcu; SIX inches
apart. Take the seed from the boxes and
sow by hand, sand and all, in the drills
covering very lightly with the back OF
rake or some such tool. Afterwards, roll
or pack the surface with board. Ifthe
weather Is dry, voter thoroughly.
Keep the young plants free from weeds
during the summer by Manipulating as
soon as they show themselves. They will
not want watering again unless the sum-
mer Is very Try. ~ the end of summer
the young plants viii, according to the
season and the species, be from two to
Fix inches high.
In the fall, mulch with dead leaves or
other rubbish to the depth Of about three
inches, and keep mulched till the winter
Is over. Then draw away the covering.
Thin the plants out to one foot apart, aud
when large enough, transplant into the
hedge-rows or into nursery rows, or if
intended for single trees, into the places
where they are to stand.-[Canada Farm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

a good brown oak stain is produced
By preparing the wood with a solution Of
l OF. eltechu, boiled IN ! } pints Of water.
When dry, brush over solution of
bichrOmate Of potash, o. to d pints of
water Scientific American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

Cows.-Fresh cows need a large guam
tity Of water at this time, and this Is best
given in the shape Of warm Stops Of bran,
or a mixture of corn meal and middlings.
Milking cows DO very well on finely cut,
well-cured corn fodder, wetted and mixed
with corn and midllings ground together
very fine. One bushel Of cut fodder, and
5 quarts or y lbs. Of the meal, is the
daily allowance. A sheaf Of oatr, or a
small feed Of good clover hay, is given at
noon. In the case Of some very large
mixers and butter-makers, this allowance
Of meal may be sometimes doubled with
good effect. Cleanliness Is Of the great
est Importance in the winter time The
COWS and calves should be carded every
day, and their coats kept free from filth.
Lice viii never be found upon stock thus
managed.-[Ex.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

DURSU ANT TO license from The TIoc. Judge
4 OF Probate for the County Of Oxford, / han
sell az public auction. al private sale sat
urday. tho eighteenth day OF March, 4. ID. 1876, ~
ten O'Clock iu the forenoon, on the premises, all
the right iit'c and interest which Amasa Bean,
late OF Bethc, ia faid County, deceased, had N
and 10 the following described real estate, subject
% The widow right Of dower,v.L: The homestead
farm OF the deceased lying lie Bethel ou The north
side of the AudrOscoggiu River, bounded on Tie
north by Newry town line; east bT land OF scott
Wight and Sylyanus Mason; south By said river,
and west by land Of Il. X. Beam Geo. Mason and
\ mos Scribgev.
Dated this l2th day Of February. 4. d. 1916,
Is PETER +. BEAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
SANFORD's RADICAL CURE

Thns becomes g powerful purifying agent in over
coming The poisonous action OF the rotten mattel
that has, during sleep, dropped iutO the thr1a
and Mingled with The contents Of the stomach, %
be absorbed into the syst- ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
.SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

tulr- pain. Inflammation sud soreness OF The
mucous membrane Of the nasal passages. 10 o.
the mos. soothing, healing and grateful prepare
.Oh eyer AunlleL U Lh..r lnMAmel -urL.ccs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

the blood Iu eliminating tlom tle system the acid
poison always present in CataTgh, it affect, tat
whole cor stItuIi0n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
this 18th day OF Fcbruarv, ls7i. IL
LEA$DER +. BARKER.
CHARLES II. UERSEl.
0AtORn. ...-Nta conrlor rrobale 100 a -

OAtORD, s-:-Ata Court or Probate held AZ Ps1i,
within and fOr the County Of oxford,
on the third TUESDAY of January \. d. 1876.
CIMON VI. COOLIDGE, Administrator on tho
> estate II David Bryant, late OF Canton in satd
County deceased, having presented his account OF
administration on the cs ate Of said deceased ior
allowance;
Ordered, That the said Administrator give notice
10 all person, interested by causug copy Of this
orderto bepub,ishedthr weeks successfully in tue
oxford Democrat printed a. Paris. that they may
appear 40 Probat, Cont lobe held CO Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday OF --Tch next
AZ O'Clock in; The forenoon and .hcw causei II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
Atruecopy-attest II. c. DAVIS, Register
fcbl1-lN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

Ma, when is a griddle cake inhabit-
ed ?" Why, my dear, when there IS a
little Indian in it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
SANF0RD.S RADICAL CURE

Cleanse, Jhe nasal passage, ina single application
with tle admirable Inhaler. which accompanies
each pack -c zee oi tItl-c. ald 10 r. service
able tlan any other i,iu cog inhaler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
SAEF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

Relieve jon . -agr; tiac tle very worst forms co.
Nervous Headache. Neuralgia. .-utn,ss across
,le Temples, Ringing Noises .n rae Head, aud
NlLcfu.uc-s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
CENTAUR
NzfNIMfN7 -

.I1fNtMRN7 pSn
So nearly pelfec; sire the recipes of these won
derful pain-soo,hing and healing Cenlaur Lini.
ment-, that We can conGdentlv say they viii aIie-
ViRtc any pain arising ifom Uesh, bone or
muscle arrangements. We do not pretend that
they will mend "a broken leg or eNtcrTninate
bOiis. but even In such cases they viii reduce tie
Inflammation and stop the pain. 40 c3n Wesnir-
antce thc proper results " here the body is pOls-
oneu by whisky. Temperance is as ueccs-
sary 10 proper Ihy seal as mental condition.
The White CentaUr Linimont is particular
Is adapted 10 al cases ui rheumatism, Lumb9-
20. Neuralgia, EySiPcias, ich, sprains, thl!
blaiE,, Cus, BRUISES, Stings Folsons, scads, sci
aiica, Weak Back, Pam, in iLe side wounds
Weeping Siucwf. Burus, Frosted Feet Palsy,
EuJ-achc, ToOth-achC, Headache. Ulcers, old
Sores, Broken Breasts, sore Nipples, sore Throat,
Group, DipthoTia, etc. The most OF these com-
plants the Ccutaur Liuimcu: win Jurci ail ofthcm
IL VIII berolt. twill extract The poison from
bites and stings, aud viii cure burns ana scalds
without srar The following BE- bat sample of
thousand similar testimonials.
"ANTIoCu, Ill.,, Dec. !, ls,i.
MY wife has, iov long time, been icir'oie
sufferer from rheumatism She has t1cl many
physicians ana many rc'1 ICES. Inc oul lDi"f
th5t hl, gwen her relief is tcutaur Lnueut.
am Ici1.ccd % SAP ,a.- Aa. cured hes.
". n. HlNG, 20 tma.tcr.'
Il. an indisputah,e fact tia; the Ccntsur Lini.
mcuts .rc performing cures never before ef-
fcoted by any preparation ia cNistence,-lkc
Chronic Rheumatism of thirty years standing
Strengthening fingers aud Joints which had been
,uG iac So years. taking the .-ca,.s trom tu.us'
e,r.
one dollar or cyca gt.y cons. invested iu Cep'
taaf Lia.m.rt win bc within rD'oa whoa ga
accident occurs, aul 'yi,. l9 more good tu.n
auV amount ot money paid Toy medical attend
an.c. vs. l,u 't.y .rtiu- .-c ttHu. irtl H-ntf
use tAis L'u.mcu., and %. c.ul @ charge several
prices Tor i-.
The Yellow CcniaIr Imminent
IS adapted Co thc tough skin, MUSCLES aad t'-A o'
/ tae animal creation. o, effects upon ever. -c-
| Of SPAWN, sweeney. W.naNAit, h'S'll'"'' aH'
/ Pol Evil, ar, Ht.le Ic-s th.n marvellous.
/ Nle-sgs. = Mcclure s. to.. Druggists, eot. -
I aud Front Si-, Cincinnati. O.,stt-:
In our ci-at-.hood nuuter ,; t,a'..,,r
] erf uS.ue thC CCntlur liuir.u' They pf1AoHH'.
I 10 superior 90 anything tIet --re ever use O. ~ e
sell a- hl-a "a, logr to arc te" bottle ie. Wa {.
/ Co owners %. horses aui m-'rs.
We have volume, 90. t..aoa describing
cures OF >pan-. kicks. c.it-. ..'ErL ISL,
/ Head. aul Gwen Eluul... vt..ac lt.r .c-
/ tnla .n.r,e.-. N1oNncr ot 500 t. mai ctu aa..
/ 20 h. ,.fA'ata bottle .t Ctu'il, J.. it'i. 1., N.
/ 7cr dtF HHt -ot. N ''.s .".-'
/ sofia .,c.y,. .,.,, Lu. prepared oA-t e. u.
Lrtsrate-uCt 81. y. EOSE G co
ST. ptl ST.. NLH olH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
Here You Have Ii.
J. a. BUCHANAN g co.
a..r,a MECHANIC NAILS ,....' 100
Z R4RG3LN.

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d.er'o MECHANIC nails '..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
COInrnissioncrs' Notice.

THE under,i gucl having been appointed by ;hc
/ Hon. Judge OF Probate Tor the County 0i OK.
ford, on the third Tuesday Of January, \ ID. 1876,
Commi sioncr- to receive and examine the claims
Of creditors again-t the estate Of H3mlin ID Roach
late OF ALBANY, ju said County. dc,c' ad, repre-
seute. msovtat hereby give notice tA1t six
months from the date OF sail appointment are
allowed 70 said creditors ga which % present and
prove their claims and that they will be- IA session
~ the following places and times ior the purpose
of receiving the same, viz: no the olire OF Enoch
Foster. ir . m Bethel, on saturday. june 81, and
Saturday, july Is, 1870 one O'Clock IN the after
noon OF each Of said day
Dated this llth day of February, ls7i. II
LEAEDER T. BARKER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
sANfORD,s RADICAL CuRE

I a great and reliable medicine, ana when every
other remedy is tried and found wanting, this, by
is Immediate beneficial effect, pa ases az once iuto
Favor, which &c retains forever afterwards.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

l. local and constitutional remedy. 10 strength
ems The system by Internal use, VIA he cudeavOriug
10 throw OF the disease, and sco,aes and heals
the inlanej nasal surfaces by direct application.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22

Each package contains Treatise on Catarrh
and Dr. Sguiorl'- Improved inhaling Tube. Price
81 90. For sale by Druggists everywhere .-
WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-22
Notice OF Sale.

es-Use SANFORD's JAMAICA GINGER after
exposure 10 cold, wet weather. lebs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-24
flor the DiSpatch.l
The Culycrt System.


I understand that clllverts are made as
sanitary measure, and rs a measure Of
cleanliness. A lot which runs back from
Main, or Grace, or Franklin, to an alley
saw 1870 to 1870 ieet-needs cuvert connec-
ton much less than one which is cut OIL and
whose rear is built upon. The Council
committee could with much better reason
excuse any other person from entering the
culyert than the person who, because he has
a corner lot, builds all over it and fills his
neighb orhood with sinks. Yet l hear 1t
whispered that the Committee on Streets
are seriously considering this Objectionable
proposition. A is made to spend $3.50 to
connect his back lot with the culvert,
and the committee is asked to eX-
cuse b, who is Just in A's rear, and could
connect for twenty dollars more-the cost
OF fifty feet more OF pipe-and that, too,
when AS lot runs back to an alley and B's
is built all over, because on the corner.
This would be offering premium to men
to render their neighborhoods filthy and UNI
healthy, and giving an inducement for spoil
ing the beauty Of the city by building upon
the rear of every corner lot. The man who
thus cuts up his own property, and init res
his neighbors' property by putting slpks
along the line Of the latter's property, is the
last one who ought to be excused from en-
tering a culyert. The latter ought surely to
be excused in preference. What says DIR.
Cabe,i. A VOTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-24
By Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.
No. 92l Hun street, Manchester, Va.

A ssIGNEEs AUCTION sALEoFYAL-
nAf RoEk dHJEs A aA6 nkEeE ES
RPEs ANR SEM PIP piPs B EhsR At M6 Tae
T + fiiN coAL.IfNEs, IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD, VA:-As assignee of Robert
M sell at .n the p9em
e 1s re- sns BIZ faa om day
Hi e. T GS& GffsapsEss and ID f BoILEE
DRUMS, PUMPS, pr,e
E Fda4 po MSFKl EESSd HAKsELs'
INJECTORs. with 400 feet Of pipe;
OF with feet sS Of 5Sskefsp Pd
Two oa c5iAeRRpiENTER-sHops and contents of tools
an na l't" OFFICE, FURNITURE and PIT SUP
FILES in same. and fence nee around NTH the YARD;
LuM sff'Ri I soG Uses and contents,
tAEG ct F os 4Ha STABLas very ane
Large i, Iot Of Old and new IRON PIPES and CAST
1.arae lot of old and new BRAsSEs-some very val
Large lot of old and new ROPE and CHAINS,
CARTS, LOG-WAG0N.
Lot of CARS and BOXES.
Several A ii PLANK HoUsEs and SHEDS and TIM
not heretofore enumerated, and many miscellane-
Gus articles useful to farmers and parties engaged In
the coal steam saw-inill business, too numerous 10
Most of this property is comparatively new and In
irst-caS5 repair and working order, ana slould at
tract the attention OF farmers coal-lniners, ana
TERMS: An sums of 800 and under. cash will
be rsagd Gr n Sas D9i yd i in pcr
payments Mt thirty sixty, and ninety days. for ne
gotiabe notes with Interest added from day OF sale
no 22-eodtd Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-24
by Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME,
lATTRAC GIVE. AND EXCEEDINGLY
WELL. CONSTRUCTED, FIRST-CLASS. -FOUR.
STORY, DOUBLE-BRICk DWELLING No zoos
ELEVESTH sTREETs, NORTH sIDE:-As trus-
tees named in certain deed Of trust from I: g.
Warwick, ESQ.,, dated May IS, 1874, OF record In
the Chancery Court of the city of Richmond, u. =.
lO4. page 3S5, SHALL In pursuance of said deed,
and by request of the holder of the second years
date, for the sum Of $s,sos, default having been
been made in the payment thereof. proceed to sell
upon the premises, on MONDAY the 18th day of
December, / S76. at O'Clock p. NJ. the above beau
tifnl and magnificent RESIDENCE, containing
about fourteen rooms, with wide hall through the
centre and built In the very best manner and OF the
costliest material The stable has capacity for two
carriages and horses and Is we'll built All the mod
ern improvements are In the house: The Yards are
handsomely laid off with fine slirubhery, &c.
The lot fronts 90 feet on Clay street. and runs
back to wide alley. Iron railing the entire front.
TERMS Cash as to sufIicency to pay of and dis
charge the note of S3.s08 and interest until paid,
with cost and expenses of sale; residue upon terms
say upon a credit till 18th May, 1877, for s4;ol2;
till May 16, 1873, for 81 and upon credit for
$4,420 tin 10th May, 1879; and balance upon
terms to he given at sale.
A. r. COURTNEY Trustees.
no % JOHN HOWARD,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-24
RICHMOND AND PErERsBupcI
RAILROAD COMPANY.
( iOAMENCING NOVEMBER 20, 1876 train

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG,
RAILROAD COMPANY. (
4 COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, 1S76. train:
~ on this road will RIM as follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 a. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecr,,
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia. 81.
vannah, Raleigh, Atlanta. Mac
Montgomery. Mobile, New Oyesns
and all points South and So,IthS ts,
This train stops only at Manchester and
LOOP. a., ACCOMMODATION daily texeen, SIM.
day). Passengers taking this tram viii
max. close connection at Petersburg n,
Norfolk, and at Norfolk with splendid
Bay-line steamers for Raltilhore. phi.
adephia, and New York, apd with tis
Old Dominion steamers for Mex YORK
stopping at al! regular stations 90 ,g
nal.
500 p. HI, FREIGHT daily texcep, Sunday, with
11:4o r. NJ, THRoUGH NAIL daily. copuer,x
for Weldon. Wilmington, (har.sioTs'
Savannah, and all points Ia Fioyiis
Pullman sleeping-car for Wilmington
and the South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
5:55 A. n, THROUGH MAIL daily, conueetlr,
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Sortt,
745 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily tercep. Sun.
day.. with coach attached.
HOO A. b., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, With
700 r. NJ. THROUGH MAi. daily. connec,ir,
with Richmond, Fredericksburg AMI
Potomac railroad for all points Eas
and West. Sleeper attached, runnlrs
through. Also. milking close come.
ton with the Chesapeake and Oho
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This trala
stops only al Manchester and Chester
This Is the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South.
p ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
the AppomattOX depot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave R!ch.
mond at 4. NJ. and r. NJ every Sunday.
no II 4. SHAW, Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-24
BY Robert b. Lyme
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT LARGE,
i DESIRABLE, ELL.GoNSTRuCTED: AND
RY BRICK DWELLING ON THE NORTH,
WEST CORNER OF GRACE AND FOUSHEE
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY n. n: LEE,
ESQ. AS HIS RESIDENCE, CONTAINING
ABOUT TEN ROOMS; BRICK KITCHEN
AND ALL MODERN I'M p r Owe NJ f n T s,
BY AUCTION.-As trustees named In four certain
deeds of trust from N. NJ Lee and wife, bearing date
respectively September IL. 1872: March 5, 1874
August 5, 1874, and January 2. 1876, and duly re-
corded In the clerks Office Of Richmond Chanccry
Court, In D. Is. 9S A, page 297; b. p. 102 b, page
335; ID. Is. 103 B, page 423, and ID. b. LOT A, page
1O7, and to secure the following amounts-*3.-
920 &1.120, $500, and 81 .133-wc shall. by direc-
ton of the beneficiary named In said deeds, default
having been made In the payment Of the notes
therein secured proceed to sell, upon the premises.
OIL SATURDAY, 25th day OF November, 1875, at
O'Clock J.. NJ, that desirable THREE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING, No. Q west Grace street, sit
uatcd the northwest corner of Grace and Foushec
streets, containing len rooms, with all the modern
Improvements. The lot fronts 3S feet Oh Grace
street and runs back $50 feet TO an alley 20 feet
wide.
This valuable residence, situated 1t Is III most
excellent neghborhood, makes 1t especially attrac-
tive for home an investment. Special attention
Is called to this sale 1t is the only stclass resi-
dence for sale In that locality on Grace street.
TERMS: Cash rs to suficiency to pay the cost and
expense of sale aud pay tile above amount with In
tcrest; residue upon terms to be given at sale.
+. P. TURNER, Trustee.
no14 A. II. KELLEY, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-24

tr,,st abe may always remain among u.s. sho
q a ranturcts,y appfaaded.. and made the
greatest q ait y ever effected by any ama-
fenr III Richmond. The Instructor and di-
rector Sf this Quartette Ito whose zeai Al ind
ability we owe It's present organization and
finished singing) can Justly feel proud OF
his talented and dnttsul pupils.
The overture 50 William Tell was we'll
rendered, and indicated earnest study and
marked improvement on the part Of the or
chestra. Noticeably in the tempo and exc
cution OF the beautiful solos In this piece
was the opening cello-soio by Mr.. Hoen,
and the lovely pastorale melody Of the mid
die movement, so we'll girerby Mr.. Krause
on his bassoon. This was followed by as
finished and brilliant a rendition Of the
qnartette from Martha, This is your f,l-
ture dwellings" by the Monumental Church
choir, as we ever heard, and would have
done credit to any quartette OF singers in
the country. 1t was tantalizingly short,
however, and we trust we may soon hear
more such singing from this organization OF
singers.
The organ and piano duo from Faust 2
was admirably performed, as might nave
been readily expected when,in the hands OF
such finished performers as MIR. Wheat and
Professor Rhcinhardt, approaching at times
real orchestral effects. 1t was one OF the
gems OF the evening. ;,
Mr.. Grants solo from "kenilworth :.
was sung with a dash and feeling which did
him great credit, and should encourage him
to prosecute his studies which his natural
fine voice iustifes.
Miss Rediord's solo, "The Raft" de.
scriptiye song Of great power, was rendered
with degree of finished expression and
faithfulness which called forth the warmest
applause, the yelvety softness Of her rich
low tones being peculiarly delightful. She
received, as she deserved, the heartiest ap-
plause.
Too much cannot be said in praise
of the string quartette Of Schubert. exc
cuted by Messrs. Kessnich, Baseler, Laube,
and Hoen. 1t was classic and effective.
The waltZes composed by Mr.. Charles
Peters, and dedicated to the Association,
were performed for the first time, and well
performed, too; at the conclusion OF which
Mr.. Peters was called before the audience
and warmly applauded. ;.
The sleepy symphonic of old "Papa
Hayden close d this delightful performance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-24
BY Frank J. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRULY
Il VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON FOURTH
STREET. BETWEEN DECATUR AND STOCK
TON STREETS, IN THE CITY OF MANCHES-
TER, VA.-By virtue of deed Of trust executed to
me on the 18TH day of January, 1875, and duly of
record In the clerks Office of the Hastings Court OF
page $50, will SELL being required so TO do by the
holder of a certain note secured by said deed. on
THURSDAY, November 80, 1875. at $3.50 o'clock
p NJ, If fair, If not Oh the next fair day thereafter
(Sunday excepted), that TRULY DESIRABLE
HOUSE and LOT as above described. The lot
fronts 80 feet on Fourth street and runs back 80
feet. with FRAMED DWELLING thereon con-
tanning five or six rooms, and all necessary out
buildings in good repair. This property Is In re-
spectacle neighborhood, near the manufacturing
mills. cotton factories stone sheds, and the Dam
vile shops and Is really desirable as residence or
safe investment, there is difficulty In getting
good, paying tenants to occupy the house.
TERMS: Cash as to $500 and expenses OF sale;
the balance upon such terms rs may be announced
at the our of sale. 3. II. NASH,
no 20-dtds Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-24
by Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctionecr.
1912 hfain street.

BEAUTIFUL AND ATT r A CT " u
Is COIJNTRY.SEAT, TWO AND 4 HALF
MILES East OF TIE CITY, ON TIE NINE.
MILE ROAD, KNOWN AS .RuRAL sH l. HGi;
THE HOMESTEAD OF GEORGE M. FhdES.t h y;
tIIc owner. who is removing elsewhere: shall sell
upon the premises, on FRIDAY the 24tn ill.,, Gay OF
able OUTAGE. containing nine rooms, with perch
around the entire house. and the rooms are large,
being l6xI7 each brick stable, barn, and two-story
franIe house. I4xlG each. There are twenty acres
of highly-inprovcd land surrounding the mouse;
upon which Is fine and most prod9c,ixe arch Tha
e. reaIIy desirable home, within half hours ride
of the city. The building cost originally sS,9Oo;;
A bargain will be had, the owner having determined
positively to sell ut Il heavy sacrifice.
TERMS will be luos: liberal. extending Tor several
vsars' ROBERT i. LYME,
Gni7 Auctioneer.