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LEpROSY.
MODERN MIRAcLE-AsToNIsnl RESULT
FROM THE USE OF cUTICURA.

A MODERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESULTS
FROM THE USE OF crrIcURA.
Messrs. Weeks 4 Potter: Gcntlemen,-We have
case OF leprosy In our poorhouse which Is being
cured BY your CUTIcURA remedies. The county
had employed all of our doctors, and had sent 10
New York for advice, but to no avail.
The patient commenced using the CCTIcuRA
and immediately began getting better.
He had been confined to his bed for two and one
half wears Had not had his clothes on during
this time Last week he dressed for the nrst time,
When he walked, there would at least one guar
Of scales come OFT Of him.
This happened every Gay.
We think IL Is \ wonderful cure.
We do not say lie Is cured but ne is In ialr Wa!
| to be cured, to say the least Yours truly,
DUNNING BROTHERS.
Druggists and Booksellers.
ALLRcAN, MICH. February II, 1879.
Eote.-Messrs. DRuning Brothers are Thoroughly
| reliable gentlemen, and were unknown tou PRO
to the receipt Of this letter. We rmly believe TIL
c,UrIcUEA Will perma uentIy cure this very sever
case OF Leprosy. US it has doHe many others.
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Now ORGANIZE I'm this issue will be
found synopsis OF the most important
action of the State Conservative Committee,
which assembled in Richmond last Thurs
day. It has the true ring, and sounds the
battle cry to every true Conservative in
the State 10 buckle on his armor and pre-.
pare TO meet all foes in the approaching
canvass this fall.
Now let the true Conservatives OF this
county and Charlotte re0rganize independ-
emily OF all independent Mozarters, and
nominate candidates for the Senate ant
House of Delegates; and when they are
nominated let an active canvass be made.
No time should be lost l-MeckIenbur2
Democrat
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The campaign in Bedford has opened in
adyanee OF the nominations. Massey's visits
have had fine effect. The Conservative
majority has been 80 large that we have ire
oueptiy been in danger from apathy and
oyer-eonfdence. A few hundred dlsatfected
Conservatives united to the Republican vote
might have carried the county against us.
II The issues had not been sharply defined
the primaries might have been neglected
and fallen into the hands OF the de-
signing tricksters who care nothing for
ANYTHING but their own selfish schemes.
and we might have seen ticket composed
OF inferior men OF no pronounced views
nominated. Brother Massey has done harm,
perhaps, elsewhere, but here he has done the
party good. He has aroused the substantial,
sound men, who do not usually care to 20
out to primary meetings, and they intend to
take their proper part in this election and DO
their whole duty. His thinly disguised re-
pudiation schemes have disguised good citi-
zens, and they are indignant that it should
be supposed that such views could affect
| Bedford election.
Following quickly his brazen speech at
Emaus, in which he forgot his usual pru-
dence and cunning, and boldly TOOK the
ground that the State was under ne legal
or moral obligation TO pay its debt, came
the stirring, unansWerable ADDRESS OF tue
State Conservative Committee, and the re-
Spouse to it is being given already in every
part Of the county. Men who never inter-
ested themselves In our primary meetings.
have come to this office for handouts adVer-
Using the district meetings. They are
widely circulated all over the county. Con-
servatiyes are ralIying to their standard,
and Bedford is getting ready for her snare
| OF the work in November. We have never
seen upon any occasion such determined
| purpose to vindicate the party and organ
ize for victory.
We regret that any have been unwlSe
enough to ally themselves with the mozart
| faction. We are sorry for them. But II
helps the party. for it rouses all the best
element in it. Even at Emaus, where the
eong-beating has been going on since Mas
sey's first visit, and where the clans gather
| ed on last Thursday, the true men are tax
ing the second sober thought, and decline
| TO 60 into the Mozart concern. The discus
sion there did good. Every point made by
Mr.. Massey was not only fully met, but his
sophistries were clearly exposed, and the
position of the Conservative party in regard
| to the question made so plain that 1t was
| impossible for even the most violent partl-
san to conceal the fact that the silly move
| ment had received staggering blow.
We have never doubted the people OF
Bedford, and since the misguided people
would have this issue we arc glad II Is maae
now. We will take care OF them, ana give
them defeat so emphatic that we snail not
| be troubled in many years TO come Dy WALL
dering demagogues.- Bedtord Star.
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.:, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ma, n. ), !, : ,,n,ifv with which the recent
,nt,nr N thaY Central Committee ~ enapIssssu
~ Inc Conservative press OF Virginia y tIse
se.t guarantee TO that body tnat i ns,,ass
In reference to the soost ts
rssets th. wishes OF the great Doay % .s' .ne -
Ccnservatiysp party -. la. t,,o cir-
,,,.t,,,res axistfsr would have been s.nr
nv, M aha fdondient OF the Conseffs. L...
pisssarm with tue principles OF tnat BID,
md reiterated both over to tue penaer n LLa,t
cies sf that fsction that sprang 1nto e $3.50
ense during the last gubernaeo11al So .nnt,s
and which has since oeea co. ~, ~,
sondled. battered, and encoe1rsseu ~ 30
|Iesder M 20 February tast, WEI ~ CO.. M
Ggstalized as an oppopens VI .Ius ;,
servatism End christened as al 1'' pai y
10 Riddleberger, Of the Rasiey. Il,
The aeEon OF the cenmittee rs mot ai-
us.ad arainst those Conservatives VINO
honest,v differ from the majority OF lne
nartv On the debt question, and, though un !,
tor,n. In onfnion, submit ito the action Oh
tha ma; Hity fairly expresscd: but the ma =
;ostn y, the Conservative orsanNat,on -
!a"o1,aS to g brand with its reprooatlon
thase xactionists and their schesaes TO erecs
as,s ncr.tu upon the ruins OF Conservatism
in Virginia" o,..,,r no differ
There NAV and must necessarily DC u'hef
ont or,inions from different persons, ana
the Conservative party from ITS first organ
;zatian to the present time as the Des1 w
denee that there has been no authorized
efforx in the party to prevent the Iarge1
iotitUde in this right. There is, no"eseI1
marked difference between lndHlae'a'
on;,aoa,, submitting Itself to tae maj ae.l9a
~ the marty, and the organization OF huf'
v;daal. at one time protesting to be 10 &C
cord with the Conservative platform geIf.
eroaIy. but who use the naiform OF tne
narty to cover up their treasoaaple oesisaf.
Of creating neu and distinct erganlza.io -
With wbfct, TO break down the party unae
whose banner they we're formerly enlisted,
taking this view OF the question-ahd
we think it is correct-the action OF lux
oommittee in calling upon all true Consel'
yetiyes TO rally to its support. ana repfopa
ting the action Of all who are attempting te
nreyent the party from doing What IL nas
pledged the people it will do-honoraoi'
settle the debt questiun-we think no re-
aectinc man can blame the Centrai com
mittee for having warned the people asalns
professed friends, whose ayoWed purpose
is to destroy the Conservative party, POI,
tion out the offices of the Commonwealth
among chronic and insatiate oftice-seekers
and turn the State Of Virginia back IRON
its present prosperity and thro" II lnt'
anarchy, bankruptcy, reputation, ana etef
nal disgrace. -NorfotE Ledger.
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CUTECURA.
TUTICURA REMEDIES
INFAILIBLY CURE ALL SKIN AND sCALi'
DISEASES, SCALY ERUPTIONS,
TECHNICS, AND IRRI-
TATIONS.

The testimonials of permanent cures OF SKIN ano
Scalp Diseases, which have been The torture Oh
lifetime, by the CUTicuRA REMEDIES arc more
wonderful than any ever before performed bY any
methods or remedies known 10 the medical protcS'
sion.
CUTIcURA RESOLvEST, n powerful Blo"i-fhFi'
fer Is the only purifying agent which nd' 1t: way
into the circulating fluid and thence through III" OH
and sweat glands to the surface Of the skin mus
DESTROYING The poisonous clements Win WHICH
| these vessels have been daily charged.
CUTIcuRA, the Great skin Cure. applied eNicr-
nally arrest. all unnatural or morbid CROWNS WHICH
cover the surface of the Diseased gah!s ana 'uu's
with Scaly, Itching, and Irritating huhlorS. speea,
II removes Them leaving the pores OPEN heait! anu
| free from diseased particles of matter.
| Thus internally and externally do these grea'
remedies act III conjunction, performing cures that
| have astonishcd the mos. noted physicians OF the
| day,
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THE MONARCH OF THE WHEAT FIELDS
from the Philadelphia Times. ]-Ollver
balrympIe, the wheat king, lives at Fargo,
Dakota. He may be seen anywhere and
everywhere on his mammoth estates
throughout the day. Aloot, on horseback,
or In carriage, he is always on band to look
after his own and his partners interests,
and every detail OF the great business APP
pears to him familiar. He is q tall, thin,
pleasant-looking gentleman OF about forty
five years of aye, and, though he would not
be picked out in an assemblage as great
man, any one who visits the Dalrymple
farms, in the Red-River Valley, and sees the
monarch of the American wheat fields al
home, cannot but come away enthusiastic
in praise Of an executive ability which may
be compared to that of the manager OF
great military campaign.
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ne rrsaSIsI Is 1I.nEentek'

m. vrc.t conservative party Of Virginia
"A nfkfnpWgIiam 10 now confr9n5ed ~
49, : ps.sirsI Sd. The enemies that threaten
!. .re n I'D own household. Bat the po nf..
49, 49, s.iyfnei 81 that party which saycd VIE
sSsss In M walker and Kemper campaigns
49, ~. :. cosnnleta for The destruction OF tne
= = sn,., I, a M extremist Adyersarics.
y. NJ a. nec who would pull Virginia IOWA
g. Tin rsstra and s.th OF tepud!atiot can
s w, s ascceed. Trey will only bury them.
setres q hopeless sgony and eternal seensu
in the effort. The people OF Yirg,aM w
not mean 10 be degraded and dishonosea.
Nor Do the peo$Qe sbf King Witltsn: AS
Tar "a We can seafn, West Point ana Ac'
;1ninton districts will overwhelmingly sus-
TAIN the debt settlen emf. and sttA COZ
tirtae Id stand by 1.-THE Conservative parry.
BuE there seems 10 be so1,etMss .ne
mater VITA the Mangohica dssI ..N,.,
The people OF that district We -
Err from eli sailreaiis. steamboaos, sapa
Hnes, and eriutiug- presses, stn "a tSon
nsny excuses are to be mace aci sn LIZ
Is Pea Ridge '''iFeog Level" ana 1ne , ,hs,
nMorter' I,st we know the people OF 'tha'
diatr riot re, honest ia their antentlons.
When .brY nm drrstand that there Is Neay
l,ttie' acknowledgment robMng the push1s
creditor and robbing hea-roesf, we shi''h
they via pause. EG. 49,. ill, ,,,s,
II the great men OF that district Will aus
hold on ;awhile we promise them all 'otaceS
in dine courseasf time. The trouble nere,
tosore has boon that they iSseas 900 1sftcA. II
thew wisl iust keep quiet awhile, ana pre-
tend nstto.sno,p anything, we are conhuel
| that tI,eir. modest merit Will be aecoghlzeu
We wsptato see it rewarded.
There is>spIendid material IN that mango e.
hfck and :. Smoky Row" regten TO MAKE
treasurers members OF toe Legsslaeu a.!;
sheri0s. clerks, and constables, ~ Usey oat
j onlu Eeep quiet. We know 1t Is oery mart
1 to Keep quiet'when you feel that you k aat ~
more tban anybody else and are betser nttet
for Office Saian most OF your feiloW-elthens.
hnt stjN ourr friends ought to try, and pray u
the good lord 10 give them strengah 70 az
40. III they do, and their prayers are an
swered. who knows but what Mangohi,ct
NAV give us President, "Smoky BOW"
Governor, Beulahvile Pope OF Rome
and " Texas" some high and nameiess diS
The active, agitating minds OF that com
mnnity that are now shaking King william
like the gigantic throbs OF some engine, tot
strong Tor the poor little boat it Is proper
ling, must really spare us.
We recognize Mangohick district Us EN-
hub and rudder Of the county, out-lG mus
| hold its horses.
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SALT RuEUM FOR THIRTY YEARS

ON THE HEAD, FACE. AND GREATER FART oF
THE BODY CURED.
Hessrs Weeks & Potter: Genlicmen'-l nave
been 1 great sufferer with Salt Rheum for shirt1
xa,rc commencing In my head and face and e1'
tending over the greater part of my body. nave
taken gallon. OF medicines for the blood OF dlieren.
kinds. and tried good physicians All OF "hlc,i NV,
me no good, and came 10 The co"c''sion s.''' :
rould not be cured. But friend called my ai'en.
ton N an article In the Union on sEiE-diseases ana
got \ box of CUTlCURA. The first application
WIS y great relief and the third took the scales al
OF, and felt like new man. have USED 'hree oo-
cent boxes, and my skin is smooth and consider
rnvso,r entirely cured. Hoping that this may he
seen by some one afflicted have heen IF there Is
,uyI Is my earnest wish. And chccrfuly recon-
mend f. to all persons afflicted with like diseases
Yours ,ruIv, Il. WILSON LORD.
AGAwAM, MASS, September 8, 1878.
The CUTIcUrA SOAP should be used for cleansing
all diseased Surfaces most soaps are Injurious &c
the skin.
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The Conservatives throughout the State
are rapidly getting. into line preparatory to
the onward march to victory The little
band of Mozarters alias soreheads are
doing deal OF growing, but alas, alas,
their little feathers will droop ere the ides OF
November next.-Fredericksbarg Star.
Mrs. Nelly Grant sartoris's death was
sudden, and private dispatches say she only
lived about sixty hours sitter The birth OF
her child. Another account says She lived
Work ON the Motfstt liquor.registers for
the Stats OF Texas was commenced Wednes-
day last, at the 1ewelry estab lishment OF Mr.
r. D. johnson, In this place, who received
the contract for their manufacture. He has
a,force al work sufficient to make one hum
dFed a day. aud expects 10 Dill the first order
ttwoYthepsand) In two weeks eAspepsT
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m. aas..l,o ,nuadi1C,o,anrrsssiunnf Disfrfess

Districts
~ fa duties or the District Execut!se
Cnmmfttpes are the satie as teose VI I .us
State Central COMMITTEES, and we see No ~,
snn for difference, we should ike 70 hnom
sutat IL the status Of cur District Execunle
comnaittee Ia the present canvass to Hsp ll
ire Conservative party proper =. . &.
"a .ornmitaees, we ore told are cua,h
9Th tie affairs OF heparty, and snall na ~;
poYer to perfect its organsz on anu .S.s...
rect It's conduct In obedience 10 ne 49,. -, =
tions and policy Of the party, as ~. Gora,,.
shaft be set. forth by this astMel Gg an4ed
shsn that the District Committee is TO per
form, All acts and do all thfngs requisite 10
their durisdiction to perfect and carry ou'
| fine plans and platform of the party
frhe oniniorls of our District Cofntniuee
ara. in the PRESENT canvass, ia opposls'on ~
the principles and purposes OF cne So "! 40
vatiye partF as defined by the people IN lug
afate Convention in 1877, and as Iecenl.y
Interpreted by large majority OF Ine Gen,
trail Committee, at Richmond, on icae isn u
August. .r;sv ron,atl,y
with the Mozart boilers, as IS epfaeneeu: "
the very remarkable document IL su .sI,
to the Central Committee, how can IL u t.e
oharoa ~ the &c affairs +" Of the CONSERVATIVE
narty9 Or does that committee tntehu ~
make use OF it's present position anu 1uus -
! rive aid and comfort to the enemies Va
truez conservatism, while SLING the post "
1 honor conferred on it by the CONSERVATIVE
partya a.. ;,,ormo,;on
The deb.-payers Of this district are iarsels
in the majority; but, unlike tae oolteis,
thew are not organized. Success oepenos
| unon thorough organization, ano we "an1
TO know whether the Conservatives lntena'
through supfness, to permit the kepuoiators
ro take possession of the district, or, what IS
eoually to be regretted, allow our Dlstrlct
| Committee to keep possession OF the ma
chinery OF the party, and thus turn our own
guns against as.
These are questions Of much importance
n Underwater. We must either totally DIS
regard the action OF the District Commltlee
IL its members are in opposition to the de-
c,arations and purposes OF The party, or we
must have that committee made up OF men
Who recognize the fact that the Conserva.
tive party was not formed for the servlle adj
ulation of men, but fer the advocacy and
maintenance Of principles.
We should like to see these questions ven
tilated by our up-country friends, Tor the
evils complained Of in this district also exist
in other localities. We speak not against
individuals, but for and In behalf OF tho.
rough party discipline and organization
NorfoLE Ledger.
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We publish to-day the address OF tue
State Committee to the Conservative voters
of virginia 1t is clear, dlspassionate' anu ma
tinely exposition, and should be read and
nondered By all who wish to understand
Why division exists in the Conservative Cor
ranks. Its perusal will satisfy the unprelu-
diced that the settlement Of the State debt
upon the terms OF the McCulIoch bill is
strictly up to the requirements OF the plat
form Of the Conservative party adopted In
convention. II our memory is not at fault,
the faction which now opposes that settle
ment is chieAy entitled to the credit OF i'm
posing those Requirements upon the party,
and its folly In not claiming the honor and
acquiescing in the settlement is amazing.
were this settlement to fail, who would
hanceiorth make terms with representative
men OF Virginia? What assurance could be
given that further CONCESSIONS from un.
willing creditors by the AozartHall faction
would be aequiesced I'M Permit compul
sion to enter into settlement and straight
outrepaadiation follows Warrenton Index.
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BY Chai'in, stH:""> e Co."
Rna1 Estata Agents AMI tECii"a""r


COMMISSIONERS SALE or NALG
u ABLE TEurK.FARM nt ~, ! ~ -.
NEAR THE EASTERN LIMITS 81 H. :. -. =.
In pursuance of a dccrr" ot II. irrul' '.N
comfy of Ururicn, entered ON the -! 'a' "! iie'
ceInbcr. iS7G. in the sail nt Conrad. ''.'ir,. .
friix and ais, shall, OF TtE>nAf - ~. ~
Of August. 1879. commencing ~ . "''".'r !. ""
sell al puollc suction. un"n The nr'.iLl,''T, H. 90
described FARM ar TRACT OF LAND. i"'E,t
occupied by =. {. Fritz AMI n"% r"n,c' :" -,
Jauc King situated on tn linr g! III" } "rn t.. =
rnirooj. anioinlng Bakry'. Did mil "" IN. ''
,' ,, Consist of n cuuiurratlc DNf LINZ .
nil necessary uUT-iUli.DINES, II t'H"' -
&C. 1890, i,..,. :. .., 80. ..
,nj eighteen months credit, ~" rilrrt ~ ~ ~
negotiable notes for the i"i'rr'! n1ym'"t'. VIZ. I'd
irrt 4 aided. and the nit" /" o'' r'''aii'' u
whole purchasc-moucy Is n!!4 ape u ',H,i
dcrcd 10y the court. \. = ~ 80
au Is Slr''hi '"''L.
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LIVERY Ann SALES srAn,.rS.

The subscrther has fitted up ~
his extensive stables one Of ne -, - r>yaNE,
COMPLETE AND cos VEN ~ ~ -.
q he found in thu. ro~ntry; and 'tin "-.,,..,. =
ciIi,y for the accommodation -! 9t"'A' =
sol!cltS consignment. 81 ,<n yFUf,IFS.
OF every kind nrHi1ih,H er.ry a,tru,!ou ana -
Turns promptly madr. ,,,. r,,,,. when r,l,.sEo1
LIBE TAt c SSsa.Ri RH DErAErM!EyN,I a,&
embraces consignment Of ' M"rs. Sn -:
yehisIes for P! s,sry ,.sScrr!on. All N,%,.e
o S be and ,Ga IN At a,
man i.,nn from such prices oe ua. ,,,"t cI-
t Se TO- purchase will hndit TO i"'"
ans , ~ my stock OF vehicles. &c. .,ApACUl
an. ST aRI. ES are new. OF LAh"r,
ard afford every convenience for orb ,h'Ir -~n u-s
ir.ds Viii ana large stock TO srIet! is and 81!
AUCTION SALES every MEiNsSD>'
URDAY At 10 o'clock 4; al; n,yis, P.opries|f
r. II. Cook, Auctioncer.
| ,R,cmASD ScLATEg, Mans;sf. m,T
4 NJ PACE, Salesman. --------------
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AUCTION SALEN---t'uturc Dave.
By W. Goddiu.
Real Estate Agent and Aur.I0neer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALvA.
RIFF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT OK srt,r,,
SIDE OF MARSHALL. STREET NEAR rirr
SECOND MARkET. EETWEEE FIFTH An
SIXTH STREETS, IN THE CITY nF ElrH
MOND.-The undersigned special cr!nin!> .ionrr 81,
Albemarle Circuit Court. under decree AZ Nav To-.
1879, In the ch1ncery causes Of Ra2Iand', cNrcv.
Us. Ragland, &C, ard Moon. committee, e. >,r,-
VIII offer for sale n pubic auriI"n. On The prem
OIL TUESDAY the l8'lI DAY Of September. 80
At 81 o'clock p NJ. ic ahr.c HOUSE aud To,
No. 500. The la; has a front Of 2str feet All. ,
depth Of about l37 feet. Tn" house cnn!su. A.. g.
ten rooms. besides Kitchen. and IA well >i'uar: f.,
commercial PURPOSES. thougt IL Is now ~! IA
private dwelling. Being so near III" >ctoat a.a..
ket ADDS greatly 10 is commercial Has"".
TERMS Cash as 10 one fourth at l!." p:-r, l.,.
money: The balance in one and two Nct-'. nn .,lL
instruments, with interest from Gar ~ .lr al
evidenced by bonds OF purchaser, Win GOV! p,-.
s0nal security, and title retained ;.aa,r ..s..
rity. JOHN l.. NruN,
All 1Q-Tu,ds SprCiii ,o,a,ul. .tr,.'-
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.,axrrIr1oNERIES, &C.

.DTRB ,CANDlEs.-l AN ANNA ,ns' sugar { tEE
i daily ny iniizitAsle pure make ee.ssf si M
IFIEp FLINT GA nnrnass: than any s;a.s ta ID
so ans perfect, p4.r NJ
rSsisss. we don't .ss any sar I: /: Aote by,
slea- -!; sHes brighter, arner, and
p W. "a an In sny climate r.. ssaesS.
LOUIS J. BOsslEoIiIi laia sSsSs
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PLEpGISG THE MISUNDERSTANDING the
revenues OF the State beforehand. by at
taching coupons to bonds for the pubic
debt, is regarded an iniquity blythe obstFuc-
tionists. ,or,
Wrong in principle. say they. How about II
the borrowing of two hundred thousand
dollars to nav themselves when the treasury
was emptyS How many voted to pledge q,
e we" to get this money? Who offered
the bin, and how long did it take to pass
il -Lunchbur1 NeCS.
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BY ChaisiH, S'aplr> < 49,
Real Estate Agents ana Al'''"'''-''
M. | north Tra.ll str 81.

COMMISSIONERS AND Ikl >ihh!,,
" SALE OF FRAMED STnHE ANn ~" ~
EiHi""i Hi AND iiENRlru Ilk&El,N!,t. I ~ :
MEDIATELY AT TIE TOLL-'liE' hE',n -. :
As DAViS'S Sr0RE.-Hy VIM" ~ : g. .''. u.s.,
nr trust executed by rateil ami i. y |"'!,'''
ih. l3th December. 1878. aii hy vlr',' "' "' ..
Ger Of the Di,,ric' Court 81 IA" lni-i > ,.
the Eastern District OF NirE:nn. ~. 49,. r.
TIII,DSDAy rim. " day Of August, - -. a. ~
O'Clock p. ST.. tue PROPERTY ahorr 'ir'':'.'..
TERMS: Cash enough 10 d"trrS III" 49,.
sal. and 10 puy off II note Of s73. W." H.
from l6th June. 1879. until paid an; - - 90
following credits 1852 payable l3-." '">' -
her. 1879: s77.76 payable 1916 Jun - . ~
the balance upon such terms wi! '" 'i'..'.'
at the sale. r. u. a.,
ANIL Trustees ach 'vE!niss:"A''.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-19

STOCK OF GKnCERlE>, SCALES.
~ CADDiES, OIL-CAH, s.. At hUtI!tS-
At the request Of Sr. :. l.. N"a:h"rf0:,:. -. D..
changing business. Will sell at the ~tnra 70
Grace street. between seventeenth and ,hl~lfl
| streets. on WEDNESDAY. 2oth M>au:. - {,
| O'Clock the entire stock Of GRutEkiE~, Ir..... .
rs
COFFEES. TEAS. SUGARS. uLt>SEs,
| FLOUR. SALT. CANNED Gv~I,>.
SOAPS. TuBAECOS.
TEA, COFFEE. and SPICE.C iDDIrs:
PLATFORM and COtETER-NthLEa,
PATENT OIL CAS.
SHOWCASE. &c. &c.
Tho attention OF lho," in wan, j. rc-n..,'| ~;
asked, as the Stock j. frc, md desirable. ant s ..
sold. JAS. MAJ DDUGNI.. A.u,Jo'c.r.
T.. 3. COOK. Salesman. -. -