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The Osceola times., 1878-08-10
CiiHOrd,. Febrifj-c is not

u paaacea for all the ills to which
flesh is heir. We DO not profess to
have discovered cuRE-ALL, but we
confidently recommend it to you as
a sure, safe and speedy cure of all
diseases arising from Malaria. In
this class Of diseases it rs u specific;
it enters the circulation and utterly
destroys the germs OF the poison ;
it will puri y and build up the de
bllitated system in shorter time.
and with more lasting benefit, than
any other known remedy.
j. Z. RICHARDSON, Prop'r.
For sale by all Druggists. st Louis.
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stuck i'm the Mud.

Or. J. T. Jones, engineering a
mulc-train on the Chickasawba
road last Tuesday evening, switch
ed off into Il bottomlcss mud hole,
about dark, some fonr or five miles
above Mr.. Williams place. The
vehicle was abandoned, and the pas
seogers, consisting of three or four
ladies, com pelled to "steP down !"
and "out," and foot it" the rest
of the way to Mr.. williams, where
they arrived about IL o'clock at
night. One of the young ladies, in
mentioning the circumstance to US,
lust after the candidates. for the
legislature had got through worry.
ing the bar6ccuers, admitted that
they were not in the most amiable
mood possible, nor their costumes
in the most approved style for IL
fashionable evening party, and that
so far "a she was concerned, she
didn't take much interest in the
finance question. and didn't care
whether the candidates for the leg
isla.ure were in favor of making
"bills of attalnder" legal tender
or not, but, If they didn't leg;slate
to have better roads, she would
know the reason !" to which we
said, "good for you" and pledged
hearty support.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-10

Why pay n hundred dollars for a
phonograph when 81 so judiciousIy
invested IN ice.cream during this
hot weather and two bushels OF tur.
nips in the fall for marriage certifi-
cate will give you lease on talk.
ing. machine that never requires
any tin foil on the cylinder escape
mcnt. Young man, these are times
for you to rehect.-[Brook6cld
Democrat.
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school Notice.

] will open select school on the
End. day of September, aud woald
again ask the support of my friends
of Osceola and vicinity in my hum.
BILE efforts to train the youDg, both
mentally and morally, am the way
they should go"
TERMS: $500 month per schol.
ar, for all studies.
Pupils charged from time Of en-
trance to close of term, except in
case of protl acted sickness.
Respectfully yours,
JoHN Il. MArHEs.
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Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated communications Of Osceola Lodge
No. q y. a \. M, will be cid the saturday :
on OF Ieyt before, each full moon. VIZ: Jan.
" Feb, l6. March i6,, April Il, May II, June
June "a. july II, Aug. 10, sept T. Oct ).
Nov. .. Dec Z, Dee q.
-, John the EyangelirD
The Members are ordered to attend in Accord
anc.' with tn, BY Laws
All Master Masons in good standing ARE cor,li
ally invited to attend BY order Of
J. h p. HALE. W VI.
o BLACkwOop Sec'y
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor W. II. Miller
sec'y Of state-B r. Beav, rs.
Auditor-John Crawford.
Tr, aSurer-r. J. Churchil.
At'y Genl w. y Henderson.
Com. state Lands. \. >mithe-.
Chancellor-J X. Eakin.
Chanccry Cl-rk-A H. Witt.
Chief Justice e. Ii. English.
Associate Justices Nm. N. Harrison and
David Walker.
Congressman, lst DIstIlct--L. =. Cause.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circmt-Curntics of Mississippi. Cross
pointsett, Craighead, Greene, Clay
on aud Randolph
Circuit Judge L. l.. Mack.
Pros. ATTY i. l. Riddick.
LEGISLATIVE
29th District-Connticso Of Mississippi, Jackson.
pointsett and Craighrad.
State Senuior--B. Harris
Representatives. ii Williams.
COUNTY OFFICER..
County Judge Chas Bowen.
Shci iih--J. Is. Driver.
County q rk-J. X. 4. Hale.
rTtasurcr-J j. l. Driver
SuIyeyor--Ia-. ALthony.
Asso.-or--D Dickson.
Coroncr-A. W Lucas.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-10

A woman will face frownlng
world and cling to the man she
loves through the most bitter ad-
versity, but she wouldn't wear a hat
three weeks behind the style to save
the Government.
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HcadQlla rters.

John l.. Driver 4 Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters for pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices for cash.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-10
TEIE SUN.
1879. NEW YORK 167E.

As the time approaches for the rencwal of
& ub.criptiun>. TIE sun would remind its
friends and wellwishcrs everywhere, thai II i.
again u candidate for their consideration aud
support Upon Its record for the past ten years
Il relies for a continuance Of the hearty SYM
pathy and generous CO operauo1 which have
hitherto been extended to II from every quarter
of the Union.
The DAILY Sun lie n four page-sheet Of IS coli
umns, price by mail, post paid. 50 cents month
or 40. ~ Per year.
The suNpAY edition Of THE Sun IL an eight
page sheet Of ID colums Whilc giving the
Dews Of the day, II also contains large amount
of literary and miscellaneous matter specially
prepared Tor IL. THE ST y DAY Sun has me,
with great success. Post paid s1.n year.
THE WEEKLY So N.
who does not know THE WEEKLY sun?
II crcnlaies throughout the United states, the
Canatas. and beyond Ninety thousand fami.
lies greet its welcome pager weekly, and regard
II In the iis hit % guide, counsellor, and friend
Its news. editorial. agriculture, and literary
departments make IL essentially u journal for
the family and the hreside Terms. ONE
DOLLAR a year. post paid. This price, qu lily
considered, makes IL the cheapest newspaper
published. For cluhr oi ten, with SO cash, we
will send an extra copy free.
Address PUBII>IlERO OF THE sun
New York City.
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Professionals.
Al. NJ. McyEIGH. S. 5 sEMMEs.
McVeigh & Semmes.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
s s. SEMMES,
.S'OT.fR Y'P T. IL T. SC.
OECEOL.I.
OECEOL.5.
Mississinpi County Ark.

Wall practice IN all the Counties OF
Ihis (2dN judicial Circuit, the Su-
prcmc Court OF the State, aud III
The adjoining counties OF Tcnnes-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given to col
Iections, to the payment oftaxes,
examining and abstrac,ing titles,
and to whatever may appcrtaln
Aoa general Land Agency.
Jan. IL IF.
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Laws Governing Subscribers.

II subscribers order the discontnuancc Of their
newspapers, the publisher may continue to send
them until all arearages are paid
II subecribers ncylect or refuse to take their
newspapers from their ofi'os :" wsich they are
directed, they are held Responsible untii the!
Navs settled their b.ls and cf,iered the paper dr.
con lnue
If-ubscribcrs move TO other places without in
forming the publisher. and newspapers are sent
{, the former direction thci held responsible.
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ANpNTO II you want to MAKEs,,-,>,sfV
AUIN lN MONEY pleasantly ss-}vf
aud Cast, address FINLEY. iiAHyEY n Co At
lanta, Ga.
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o. P. LYLES,
LAWYER.
NO, 254 SECOND ST Rect
MEMPHIS. TENN.

Practice in Phillips Monroe, De
cha, ,Cri,tcndcu and Mississippi coun
ties, in Supreme court oi this state.
and United States Cuuris tor the
Eastern and Western distrlci oi
Arkansas.
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School 0pening.

On Monday. the 2nd., day of September 1875.
| will open school again.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS are requested
to enter their children promptly on the frst day
Of the term a. neglect In this particular inter
sercs materially with the arrangements of the
classes, and With the advancement of the pupils.
TERMs same ~ heretofore ", 90 per month
| am thankful to the people Of Osceoia aud vi
cinity fgr their past patronage, and solicit n
continuance of the same another term.
Osccoa, Ark. Very respectfully
June 2jih ISIS, JOS. u BORUM.
The Osceola times., 1878-08-10

ELEGANT STYLES, with valuable imlsave-
ment-, New and Beautiful solo stops. over One
Thousand Oi ganists and Mu>ir ians endorse these
organs aud r., onim,Bd them Ne strictly First
Class In Tone. Mechanism and Durability. Wae-
ranied for six years. Have been awarded the
IL ghes, Premium IN competition with oihcrs for
Simplicity. Durability, Promptness
and Piano Like Action
Pure. sweet ana Evenly Balanced Zone, Or
may be hail TO the Reeds
Send fr the new illustrated ADVERTISER,
CatAoguc EsiitiOn) coutain ny festimonia ,
IRON many persons who are using my in,iru-
ment-, some of whom YOU may kuow Ad'lr~--
DANiELF. BEATTY Washington, New Jer,ey.
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LGCiEN &. Cause.
Jacksonport, Ark. July 10th. IS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

What is it like? The Coliseum at Rome; a.
though 1t is all built OF iron and glass we
got there early, but crowds already occupied
The twelve tiers of benches forming the i'm
mense amphitheatre. The electric lights.
with binding brillancv, lit up the delicate
and graceful though firm and bold architect
ure Of this new but unrivaled edifice The
columns supporting the roof are ornamented
in sky-blue and red relieved by judicious
gliding. At the top OF each are draped the
French colors, and half way down are grouped
flags of all nations. We looked at the multi
tt1de of faces gathered from north and south
east and west, and from the isles of the sea-
at the great arena, seemingly as large as that
:" "Rom S1e i Hoday' and thanked our stars
no bloody gladlators would incite the specta.-
tors to groans Of defeat or shouts of
victory For few moments the heat
was nsupportable. Then q slight noise
made us look upward. The iron root, far
above was opening-One half moving to the
right, one to the left; slowly, almost noise
lessiy gliding out of sight on q sort OF rail
road, and leaving nothing overhead but the
'blue canopy of Heaven" A mu1mur OF sat
sfaction from the stiied house testified how
grateful is the pleasant air OF France, so like
our own Louisiana spring atmosphere.
Two hundred horses, splendidly trained:
contribute to the success of the "Hippodrome'
and have helped to bring 1t in 100000 francs OF
revenue within the past two and half
months NJ. 3. II.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01
WILYUM'S WATERNIILLIONs
IGOIIL,inr-In11rnnll


You. Wilyum, come ere, SIR. kernegtatel Whut
dat you got under dat box?
I wants no .citcumfruncin' now!, Whut you
say. sirf Afnt muffin but rocks?
tems to me. you is mighty particlar- prehaps
u dey fs of a new breed
y ills take a look. Hi Of dat amt de cu'ron'
! rs sest rock ever seed!
Ills dat a plain watermillion you scamp! an
Bomed from dc Jimmerson corn field iis on
u stole It, you raskil you stole it I watched
I you f'om down In de lot:
y time I gifts though wild you, Niger, you
= won't chen be O grease spoil
FIX you'll Abe Lincoln,i Abe Lincoln! go cut
y me hick'ry! be qu1Gkl
AN cut me de toughest, too sir you kin find dis
I'll larn you. you Wilyum Ike Pettus to steal
an lie, you young sinner.
Disgracin 70 ole Christian nanny. an maxim
her leave cOOkin' dinner!
Now, amt you ashamed O. yose'f. sir? am!
ashamed you's my son
An degood old Recorderer Angel. he's ashamed,
sir. O what you has done;
An he's wroted it down up yonder. In burnin'
One watermillion, stole by Wllyum Isaac
Pettus.''
An whrt do you spose. Brudder Bascom, yo'
teacher at Sunday school
Would say of he knowed how awful yous gres-
stoned the Golden Rule?
Boyl whar is the ratsin gied you? Is you
boun fur to be a black vlliun?
I'm s'priSed dat q chile OF 70, nanny would
steal any mans watermillionl
An I'm gwne now to cut it right open, an you,
sir. shan't have nary bite!
Fur boy who will steal watermllion-an' right
in de open daylight
Aint-Ld1CdW IFS GREEN! Abe Lincoln! Abe
Lincoln! make 'ase wi dat switch
lVeUi-stealin' q greer water million! Who
ever heard tell of jis SIGH
Can't tell when dey's ripe2 Wy thump UNI
an when dey go panh dey Is green;
But when dey go punk, now you mind me- dey
is ripe-an' OATS just whut mean!
An mex time YOU hook watermilions. po7t
heerd me. you ign'ant young hunk!
Ef you don't want D lick in all over. be sho dat
dey all II go "punk!'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

It is with pleasure that we refer Gu
to the advertisement Of M"ssrs. Clark U Me.as
These gentlemen deserve the thauRs of.
uD town citizens for the superb store VT
they have just finished building for tfe
Venience of their up town cu-tpmersz Il
substantial brick structure. which is fitted
with all the latest improvements in coTsE
and convenience will be one Of the mtyat attYa
I've stores in the country when openedf0n M
day. September O.
Messr8. Clark Il Meader have for many "a
held most, enViabIe reputation az fret q
grOcers In this community and Will ua8sa
edly retain the popularity s. Justly maga
Mr. &. O., Gross, courteous, .eentle,aay
thoroughly informei IN tFat line Of bust
will be in charge Of this branch establishing
and will be pleased to receive orders .andas
guarantee satisfaction. The stock befI. Z
fresh and new is a great irdqcfn1e5ntto
and We. believe our, ci,1zsus Wffl Mt PC sfoN
approaching this fact ahG buying thefrgS
RES whore they can get them the ehtapesN
the most conveniently. Trey have ereehH
their establishment near b. entrAnee. 81 h
Fairbanks very finest scales, and have
connection by telephone with their dgtgsS$
store, which may prove Of great "hnVe{f5 81
persons living in tho upper dis ri@ts. #
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01
SOUTHERN PATENTS.

Mr.. FL. N. Jenkins solicitor Of patents, No.
q Commercial Place, officially reports to the
DEMOCRAT the following complete list Of
patents issued to Southern inventors for the
week ending July 2, 1878:
Louisiana-Aristide Gerard, New Orleans,
three patents, viz: ThermOscope for fire
alarm indicators. electric auto-pneumat!c
water indicators, and switches for annuncia-
tor alarms. DR.. J. W. Thomas, trademark
for toilet soap, "the representation Of hare
A. Nawadny, New Orleans. machine for boring
brush blocks.
Alabama-S. 3. Donaldson, Scarborough,
churns.
Texas-J. Fl. Gassaway, Grape Vine, car
coupling; j. F. Smith, Tyler, corn cob split
tiers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

149G-Romanus Pane, Spanish monk,
whom Columbus on his second voyage left III
America, published the first account OF to-
bacco under the name Of 'Cohoba., =,
1525-The negroes on the plantations III Inc
West Indies began to use it.
1559-Jean NicOt, envoy from France TO
Portugal sent some OF the seeds to P%rls,
and from him it acquired the name OF "N1Co-
tana" When it was first used in France 1t
was called herbe du Grand Pfies| Of the
house of Lorraine, who was very iona OF It.
Tt was also called herbe he ST. CrOiG, from
Cardinal st. Croix, who first introduced 1t
i57o-~At this date in Holland tobacco was
smoked in cOnical tubes made Of palm leaves
plated together.
1575-First appeared print of the plant in
Andrew Thevet's Cosmographic.
1585-The English first say the -z indla1g 5a Of
began to be used in Europe.
1G0f-James I, Of England, sought TO abol-
ish the use OF tobacco by heavy linposts upon
III at Constantinople. To render the custom
ridiculous o Turk, thus detected using the
plant, was led through the streets with pipe
thrust through his nose.
1615-The cultivation Of tobacco was begun
in Holland.
1G19-James ordered that no planter cuiti-
vate more than one hundred pounds.
162O-SmOkiDg first introduced into Ger
many.
1G31-First introduced into Austria by the
Swedish troops.
1b34-The use Of tobacco forbidden in Rus
STA under penalty Of having the nose cut off.
1G53-First used in Switzerland, where the
magistrates first punished those found snok
| ing, but the custom became too general TO bf
suppressed.
| 169O-Pope Innocent XII accommodated
all who should take snuff or use tobacco
while at church.
17A-Pope Benedict removed the above bull
| as he himself used tobacco iTnnoderateIy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01
THE RUNIC STONE.


| sit by the sea on the kunio Stone,
Half dreaming and half waking;
The sea- news cry, the wild winds moan
And the wandering waves are breaking.
I have loved full many II maiden kind,
TO many O. friend have bonud me:
Where are they noW2 Wild means the WIND,
And the wandering waves break round me-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

A SUPERIOR DIs1NFECTANT-Mess Freder-
ickson & Harte. who have for sale the "Girondin
Disinfectant." sent us sample few days
since, and we tested its powers upon our vaults.
and pr0unce it without doubt one of the best
disinfectants and daodorizers that we have yet
tried being perfectly free from any smell One
NAV use It in deodorzing a house wit bout be-
ing tOrmented with the disagreenble fumes OF
carboic geld The Girondtn is very highly. re-
commended by some Of the most sclentlnc
chemists in this country and IN Europe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

D1ssoLUT1cN.-In another column it will be
seen that the firm Of J. Burnett 20; pas been
inbush, OF this city, has control Of all the assets
and is charged with the liquidation and i, settle
ment of the affairs Of the firm, and VIII con-
tinue the business for hie own account 8s sue
ceSsOr to the same,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

DovAHoE's MATTREss.-In several editions Of
this paper We have gwen a de3criDtion Of this
mattress, and an advertisement Of the pat
enfee will be found in another column. Il is
undoubtedly the best mattress We have ever
seen ana Te aaTls5 nousekssp ers % el sanu
The nanufact9ry is 4 No. u Charities 9 rect.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

shoeman has brought in, as we have before
published. the ns.test. prettie5t, most shaDe!y
and best fitting shoes that can be lnag1ned.
tomhouse streets. and You will be sure to be
fad
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-01

Don't forget thai Danztger has for sale dry
goods at almost any price. perusai Of MS
advertisement will convince one Of the cheap-
ness Of most OF his goods Don't TAIL 10 drop
in and see for yourself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-24


.ssrcs DIDS,T CouNr. - Now, your
Honor. we must consider The ds,i1'ttss ~
gns,ti;.s said poles o,irt who was
cioauently defending chickerl,tf'ief yes
20 What's that !? . Inquired the Police JUS
ticc, dropping his spcctacies IN a aston MS
ment. Y.
7.sI am not here, your Honor, to answer
conundrunns,' p responded the barrister with
sasperity. II am here TO acquit this coiored
gentleman Of the foul charge ofsteal;ns SIX
Brahna chickens.
q Latin quotations are not admissible in
chicken case" said the Justice thougbtfuliy.
.srhe sentence OF this Court Is ninety days
in the House OF Correction
The defendant looked wild for moment,
and then, turning from his colnsei IN Jus. aus,
gust, ,nuttered: 81 dun gone froWed TWO
dollars away dis time, shuah. "-Detro,t
Pact - 800 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-24

Members Of the Virginia Legislature
elected as Conservatives holding caucuses
with those elected as Republicans and lnde-
pendents, and Democratic members OF Con-
gresy cauaIsing with such radicals as Gen
idea of those whose political principles were
ios-med upon such old fogy grounds as those
upon which the parties that formerly
diriaed the country were founded. Nor
are skch caucuses calculated to win the ap-
probnion OF the vast number OF men who
have become SO disguised by the tricks OF
politics end the absurditles Of suffrage that
they have reiinquished all political affilia-
ton, FOR, though such men be non-partisans
themselves. they doubt the good that viii
resnit frog such unboly alliances. The.
ga0d Intent OF q man's-aRd likewise OF II
party's-obi eets is always questionable
when he has to rely upon the assistance OF
his enemies soEs achieving them. AAeraaa-
Gs.iG Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-24
BY W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets
TRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABI

,rNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE ON NINTH STREET BE
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
KNOWN AS THE "VIRGlNIA OPERA-HOUSE.'
BY virtue OF the provisions OF n certain deed of
trust executed by James d. Browne and wife, bear
mond Chanccry Court in D. B. No; lO5 a, page
SOL we shall, in execution thereof being so required
by the beneficiary In said dced, proceed 10 sell at
Seth January, 1878, at O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL
ESTATE described In said deed, consisting Of = lot
of land fronting 3S feet On the west lire of Ninth
street. between Main aud Franklin streets, running
back 1870 feet. upon which stands the VIRGINIA
OPERA-H HOUSE, also, the 10, on tue south line OF
Franklin between Eighth and Ninth streets, front
ing 20A feet, and running back l07 feet, together
with MI the Improvement thereon.
This properly has been for many years known as
the VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE,; Is Il fash!ona-
BILE place Of amusement and situated In the very
heart of c city, aud on one OF the most frequented
and fashionable cross streets. IL Is arranged for
stores In front and dwelling above, and between
thefwo entrances Is broad passage-way leadinS 10
the hall.
TERMS Whist the deed requires cash sale, we
are authorized by The parties 10 accept In lieu OF
cash the following terms-yiZ.: One third cash ;
bala ice ut six and twelve months, Tor negotiable
notes, interest added, secured BY deed OF trust.
- ANDREW EIZZTNI. JR.,
Fl. SELDEN TAYLOR,
Trustees.
W. GoppIS, Aucuoneer. ja1S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-24
By Hill s. Anderson, Auctioncers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
W BILE PEAL ESTATE-llOUSE AND LOICC
ON .TWEETY-THIRD STREET NEAR q
STREET.. il THE CITY OF EiCiiAIOND.-Thc
under ,ignct, special commissioner, in pursu ance
of a decree pronounced on The CPD of january,
1878 BIZ the Ciianccrv Court Of The CRY CT iich,
mond IN the cause Of Whit rs. WEtt, VIII proceed
10 sell by public auction, upon the premises on
MONDAY, 2Sih day Of january. 1t O'Clock L. NJ,
VALUABLE FRAME HOUSE, containing. four
rooms The LOT fronts 40 lect on the cas-. SIDE OF
Twcnly-third street and runs back 1872 feet; said
lot commences 42x feet from the Intersection OF y
ana i'wcn:y-third strccts-npon the following
credit Of six and twelve months, the purchaser to
execute his negotiable notes with Interest added for
the deferred payments, and title retained by tSe
II. \. ATKINSON, JE.,
Special Commissioner.
DAVIS Salesman in %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-24
Ey Richardson 6 Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioDcCrs.
lib Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VAIL

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FALU-
Z ABLE BUILDING LOTS. ON TWENTY.
FOURTH STREET NEAR STREET, UNION
HILL, BY hUCTI0N.-Iy virtue of the provisions
Of 4 deed Of trust, bearing date August 2, 1873,
from Samuel Brown and James Rutd to the
office Of The County Court of Henrico, to SECURE
the payment OF Il certain negotiable note men
toned in said deed default having been made
in The. payment thereby, and beng rcdur, so to
do by the holder Of said note. shall rs trustee in
the decd aforesaid. sell by auction, OH the premises
on FRIDAY the 1st day of February, 1875, III 4
O'Clock Z. NJ, all that LOT OF LAND lying and be-
ing In the county Of llcnrico, and bounded Is fol-
lows: BEGINNING 90 fee, from the intersection OF 5
and Twenty-fOurth streets, aud fronting on said
Twcnty-iourh street 60 feet; thence running back
between parallel lines 125 feet TO an alley; thence
along said alley 60 feet thence to the beginning.
TERMS: Enough in cash to Geiray the expense OF
executing this trust and 10 pay OF the sum OF
$3.50, with interest thereon from tie I'd day OF
August, 1878: tho residue on such terms as shall
be announced at tic time OF sale.
ia22 J. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.