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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-13
G. D. KORTJOHN,

Z
Auction and Commission Merchant,
Orangeburg, 5. G.
There are two lines through Mercantile
life. One il as straight and splendid as
Il ray or light. leading to triumphs and
achievements that make this bright and
beautiful earth Il heaven itseli. The
other burtlcncd with sorrows and mis-
cries and cares, struggling through dis.
as,cr and dciyat. tearing its brokcm
hearted victims into Il premature hell
away this side OF Jordan. On the Cash
linc we offer you the following induce
ments,
Shoes 30 to ! 40.
Iron Bound Measures, ! 80,
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Professor G. w. Dsbncy.


The trustees OF the University held q
meeting Yesterday and elected Professor
Charles William Dabney professor OF Cen
ersl and Applied Chemistry in the Uni
yersify.
Professor Dabney Is son Of Rev. DR..
Dabney, the distinguished president OF
Hampden Sidney College. He took de-
grces at the University Of Virginia in
acknowledgement and applied-Inc'udDg
agricultural and industrial chemistry, and
i'm physics and other branches. He was
then elected Professor Of Chemistry in
Emory and Henry College, where he was
distinguished as tescber. Desiring to
prosecute his studies further, be entered
the University OF Goettiueen. in Germany.
and worked under the professors OF
chemistry with conspicuous fidelity and
success. His testimonials from them, as
well az from Professors Millett, Smith,
Davis, Harrison, and Others of the Univer-
sity Of Virginia, from Rev. DIR. Atkinson,
OF Hampden.Sidney, and from all the pro-
fessors OF Emory aud Henry College, are OF
the highest order, both rs to scientific and
literary qualifications, and Christian char
scter and courteous demeanor. He Is said
10 be very gifted teacher.
He is now in Germsny, but Will return to
America in lime to take the char 10 which
he has been unanimously chosen.
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The Youth of Judah r. benjamin.
From the New Orleans Democrat.l


Benjamin was native OF Santa Cruz,
one OF the islands OF the British West In
dies. His father emisra,ed to Charleston
with a large family when Judah Philip was
an infant. Settling in Charleston the elder
Bepjamin deyoled himself assiduously 10
the support and education OF bis large fam
iiy, composed of sons and daughters Of c.
markabl, bright and promising qualities.
Judah. almost from bis infancy, displayed
his wonderful gifts OF memory, quickness
in acquiring knowledge, his versatility
and the yivscity Of faculties and
temper that have been pr, served
TO nearly thre,score aud ten. He
learned everything with rapidity which
astoundcd his family and friends. Before
he had entered his teens he possessed an
amount OF literary requirements which
would Dix him TO enter any college. He
needed no teachers and few books. His
parents were poor, but good old lsraelite,
an uncle, attracted by his wonderful pre-
cocity, assumed the payment Of college
term, aud he was at the age OF sixteen sent
TO Yale College. In a brief period after bis
entrance at Yale he achieved the highest
place in all his classes, and amazed the pro-
lessons by his proficiency aud capacity Of
mastering every department Of learning and
science.
Involved through some of his associates
In a college scrapc. Benjamin had the mis-
fortune to become martyr OF the folly and
recklessness of his companions, and TO suf.
fer expulsion therefor. His Withdrawal
from the college was deeply regretted by
the professors, who regarded him as their
brightest pupil. He was offered restora-
ton, but through pride refused, and betook
himself to some village in Vermont. where
lie engaged as an assistant tutor in a small
school. In this humble and wearisome Oc-
cupation he passed two years. carefully lay
ing by his small earnings 10 pay the ex-
pense OF returning home. Finally he re-
turned TO Charleston aud reioined his FAM
fly. His good old uncle. Jacob Levy, again
pIoffered his aid 10 embark his young
nephew in new sphere.
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The bids Will he opened az the time above named
In The pres. nee OF the Committee on Finance of the
City Council.
these binds will he issued under authority of n
resolution of the Council OF the city or fich-
mond approved june 10. 1880, TO proyid- funds for
the construction OF new pumps FOR the CITY water
Works. and viii bear Interest at the rate OF per
cenium per annum, payable semi annually In Janu-
arv and July at The Office of the City Treasurer.
They are redeeRable at the pleasure OF the city
Council any time after the LIST day OF July 1890,
and will be Tor sums of 800, orAny multine there
Of. Provision has been made for the payment OF The
January, 1881, interest on these bonds out OF the
revenues OF the current year.
The bonds under this loan viii he delivered TO bid
dsrs At The following dates-yiz. $4,000 In Au-
gust. $50 900 in September, 100000 In October,
100000 In November, and 100000 In Decent
her, 1850. payments 10 be made ut the Time of the
delivery OF the bonds.
Bidders must specify the months In which they
desire The bonds delivered: otherwise the bids VIII
be taken for deliver al The option Of the Finance
Committee.
Bid. must be endorsed, " Bids for he s350,000
3 per cent. lOaD.h
No bid which j. less than par and accrued Interest
to dae Of delivery viii he con siderod.
The COMMITTEE on Finance reserve the light TO
reject auy and all bids for these bonds.
J. f. ELLYSON.
~ 16 i'd Chairman Committee on Finance.
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The Rich Men or Paris.


TIE wealth which accommodates in Paris
Is Of kind which Ii Is naturally most diff
cnlty to estimate at It's true value. OF a
dozen persons, each Of whom spend El0 Il
day, one may be u millionaire with capital
invested in land or In the funds; another a
successful shopkeeper; a third provincial
who has saved up ten years income for a
single escapade in tue capital; and so OH
down to the men who have won prizes In
State lottery or backed a serie at Monaco.
To apply any real aud sufficient test to all
these yariois expe0ders OF money, whereby
TO Pstsbfs@h the scale q fortune which each
mzy be supposed to possess, Is obviously u
task 10 puzzle even French statisticiaa.
Yet II has been undertaken lately by NJ.
Pau, Leroy BeaGlieu, VITO, In the Ec0ae-
mssts Franz us, attempts 10 cals ulate ap.
proxlnatcIy the number Of rich persons
actually living ia Paris.
He taxes as his principal basis Of calcula-.
tion the salue o< the houses 10 tae French;
capital. and upo1 these figures builds up
his theory, on the assumption thst the less.
wealthy inhabitstGs spend about one-sixth:
OF their income ia house.rent. while the.
richer bousehojdere spend on an average
from one-eighih 10 one-tentb. IL will De
easy for those who agree with him ia fol-
low out the theory when they have tue fol.
lowing hist Of rents, ~ extracted from NO
Official source. II appears tpat there are
10000 private houses or apartments. the
rent OF which ranges from $500 70 $1,000 q
year; 1900 between 81 500 and s2, 100; and
l,40O between the latter sum and $500.
Finally there are 42i houses or rather
palaces, the rent Of which exceeds S5,400.
II ~ not necessary 70 f0s3ow out
the sums by which the fhceUes Of
these various classes Of rich men Is traced
out, but II may suffice 10 say thai 81. Rean-
!let reckons there are about 5000 parsons
10 fssi who spend incomes OF $4,000 ana
upward; and this will be seen by the aid OF |
me naures already given TO be fully borne |
ou9 ~ fne facts. The conclusion Is aIso
oopp0ried ~ the returns Of horses and car.
1'ssss KEPT ~ the capital, which show that
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rrsahs AZ H.sghsninx.
uos-ur BADLY DAMAGED AND Ths INMATES
sHoCKgD.
fwnmins,or u. C., ssar o. ye''eraay.l


f,vu,n,a,,ou ~. C., star or yes,eriay.]
nsr,ng The severe thunderstorm that
rsssed over this city yesterday shortly AFTER
snn ainner.hour lightning struck and con.
ssScrshsv DAMAGED The clearinghouse on
E,fsh between Orange and Aun streets, oc-
runIed by Mr.. A. ID. Brown. Fortunately.
Mr., Browne family were at the oounu =.
the time. Mr.. brown Was IN tne oeu-'o"a ..
on the second door, being seaieo very ne a.,
the fireplace. engaged In reading, wneh az
~ a sndden he felt shock, and at the same
,non,ent a c,oud az SCOT from the fireplace
,vss nrecinifa,ed Into the room. The house
Iceper sppesrcd. In considerable agitation.
.rd ne soon AS shc could speaR-ior =.
Srst she seemed partially dszed-ipqu'seo
w" NJ Brown replied by saying that ne
shourht tho house must DC on uIe, "nu
ssSsf her for the keys, saying be would 90
Ss.sr The stairs and open the stttng.ro room
..,,,h the vicw Of ascertsinipg the CONDITION
~ .nsirs. Upon opening the door he found
she room full Of smoke, which emltted u
stronc sulphurous smell, while all about
wore evidences OF the destruction caused
nv the lightning. which he now found 10
have been the cause OF the disturbance ne
exoerieuced Ia his bedroom.
The electric nuid bad come IN c,'ns.on
with the chimney, which was badly twisted
ard cracked. bad burned 10 crisp the snt
cornice which ornamented the ceiling, mace
holes In the pissfering on the walls as large
ms a mans head, knocked the pictures down.
and fually passed out OF the room oa Ine
teIsphone.wir which was found badly
melted In places. Mr.. Brown attributes tne
safety at the building from destruction ps
IRE TO the presence OF the te.ephone-wire,
which conducted the electric huld from the
room. 81,
Had there been any one In The room =.
the time there is a strong proDaoiiity snat
the shock would have proved fafal.
At the same time that such havoc was
being.played at Mr. Browns residence me
telephone at Mess;s. Brown d koddlck's
store was broken by the effects OF the light.
ming, and we understand that 1t played
some right lively tricks in other places
about town.
Mr.. Browns cook, who was In the build
ing Mt the time 1t WAS struck by lightning,
was also considerably shocked,
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ny W. J. Trice. Aucsioneer.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN GoOCIiLAND C0UNTY.-By virtue OF
decree 81 the Circuit Court OF Goochlnun county.
rendered on The 18th day M May, 1880. IN tne
chancety suit therein pending undsr tns senefm
style OF Es, &C.. rs. Martin re-. we. or ei,her on
rs, the un dtr.izned special commissioner. thsreoy
appointed. Will SELL on MONDAY tbs 10Th OF NJ
gust. 1ssu fcounty court ayI at NJ, ~ tr0ns on
She eourt-house dcsr, at Goochisnd Courthouse, ~
auction. 10 the bigbest bidder. all that certain
TRACT, LOT, or PARCEL OF LAND lyiug and
being In the said county. aud sontaioias 10y
ACHES, mare or less. and bounded by tue iAnas o.
WIllism Willis, deceased. Price Frayfr: 0ersnseu'
and others II being the land now owned ana oscu-
pied by Robert w. Martin. This land Hes near Alsn-
ikn, In the lower end OF the county, ana mas some
improvements on IL.
TERMS: eIOO cash; residue on a credit OF one,
two, ana three years, 10 bonds OF the purcha-er'
with good persons! security, In equal ,nsiaImepts.
with interest at q per csniuIn per aDnum from uay
OF ,ne M paid aud title retained TIL all IN: pur.
chase. money 10 paid. But IL the purchaser elect 70
pay one ,hird IA cash. personal security WIZ Dc his-
--- W. w. COSBY.
A. X. LAKE,
Specinl Commissioners.
W. j. TRICE. Auctioneer. ~ 22-Tb4w
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By Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l10S Main street.

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i BROAD. STREET PROPERTY.-By virtue OF
q deed OF trust dated the Esd day OF March, 1876
and recorded In Richmond Chaneery Court, ID u.
lO7 A. D. 3G6. executed to the undersigned trustee
bv William a. Nsury. special ommissioner. ny ae-
cree OF Richmond Chancery Court entered 7th day
OF March, 1876, styled Tabb and ais. u.s. 'a'htrinc
~belard aud ais, directing said commissioner 10
said trust and also by T.. d Iabb 10 secure
certain negotiable notes therein described ann dr-
fault having been made in payment OF one OF said
uoIe. and being required by the holder OF said note
so TO DO, win sell at public auction, on the preln-
ses, on
FRIDAY. July BOTH. AT 81 O'CLOCK T. NJ,
the PROPERTY above de. cribed in said dcc4, as
follows: "Thst certain LOT and DWELLING
HOUSE above described. and situated At the north
east corner formed by The insertion Of Broad and
Eleventh streets. known and described Ia tie SAID
cause ~ the Green corner" -
The improvements con iSt of n LARGE FRAME
DWELLING with eieht rooms, and ONCE fronting
on Broad street. making it exceedingly desirable
for a physician or LAWYER. Also. FRAME HOUSE
on Eleventh street With six rooms, and stable.
The loi fronts SO feet on Broad street. with 4
Gepih OF l55 feet. more or less, TO the building Of
The Court Of ADrealS.
TERMS: Cs.h as To expense Of sale and 1000,
with accrued interest to date OF sale balance on
such terms as may be sunounced at sale.
J, 20 FRANK d. HILL. Trustee.
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BY Chaf.tn. Staples x Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctlOneers.
Nc. north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE LIT
L TIE FARM OF THIRTY-THREE ACRES
On THE BROOK TUhNPIKE. ONE MILE
NORTH OF RICHMOND. on VERY LONG
CREDIT AND SMALL QUARTERLY PAY
NETS, EY AUCYlON.-By virtue OF II certain deed
Of trust from &. Listeldt. dated len April. 1880.
duly recorded In Hrnrico County Court clerks
office. In Deed Book II 4. page 46S, default having
b-en made In the payment ct OF the notes there
by secured, and bring required by the beneficiary,
we will sell 10y Duhlic auction, the premises on
WEDNESDAY the 4th day OF August, 1850. at 3
o'clock i. M., that certain TRACT OF LAND on
The west side OF The Brook turnpike, about one mi L.
from The corporate line OF The ely of Richmond,
formerly owned By Chares Hariwell containing
80 7-12 ACRES. toaehtr with the DWELLING.
barn. and all other improvements thereon.
Thi. IS one of tie incest and most convenient lit
Tie farms near the city. having good I'm
and very handsome grove OF large oaks In the
yard.
TERMS Remarkably Overwhelmingly. enough IN
cash 10 def ay the expenses az safe and 10 my of
note of s253.75, due 1G-l9'h July, 1850, with
costs Of protest and interest until paid and s66
dge for insurance; and the balance 10 the extent Of
the debt secured by he trust deed In quart rveary
instruments OF $3.50 each, with interest added from
the 1 9Th Anril. SS0-the next fnsialment becOm-
Ing due on the g n October. 1880 and II there be
any surplus after ichsr2ing The said trust. IL hall
be ade payable at such time the said C. Liseldt
may direct on the day of sale. The purchaser VIII
be required to p9y The taxes for 1850
II. T.. WILSON.
NJ &. STAPLES.
ap23 Trustees.
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vu,. n.,,., pr,c.u and samuel L. NJ Bar
low. ........sarviving trustees,
Tho Atlantic. uI,,.sippi and Ohio Railroad Com
bvy,r,us diane pursuant to a Judgment and de,
srss of foreclosure aud sale rendered a osa ~ H.,
Al The ApriI tsrm OF the said Court 10 ~, III sne
,oss.sn,,si.S se,iou. 1, Matthew v. Pleasanis,
mater appointed therein 30 cell 81 and singular tle
n rSSTex9yEop p pTaNRsEAi , PERSONA, and
MIX m. msptiousd in the complaint n the said
aenon aud Ia the said judgment ana deere os,na
ne u :ae ."S sr yf:s: ssdds s"ce
moriraee bearing date the OH day OF sepsemoar,
1871, do hereby give notice That on
MONDAY THE 1sT DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850,
ATl2 O'CLOCK NOON,
at the courtroom OF the United States Circuit
Court In The Custom. House, IN the city OF Rich'
mend va . .hail proceed 10 sell at public AUCTION,
10 the highest bidder. the following. described Pho'
PkRTY-that Ii TO say:
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE. AND INTEREST OF
THE SAID
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
INAND TO THE FRANCHISES OF THE
SAID COMPANY, ITS ENTIRE.
LINE OF RAILROAD
extending from Norfolk, In The state Of Virginia,
gether with
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE OF
RAILROAD,
ALL REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS or WAY.
EASEMENTS, FIXTURES.
MACHINERY,
ROLLING-sTOCK,
TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES,
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY. RIGHTS,
PRIVILEGES, AND FRANCHISES PER-
TANNING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD,
as fully aud at large forth In the said Judgment
nsd decree. printed copies Of which VIII De FUR
nihed by lie undersigned master TO those applying
therefor.
sucn sale will b. msIe on the terms specified In
the decree OF saIe. of which bidders will take no.
tiec asd subject TO eeriain suosising prior liens
upon the pIemi es. particularly described In The
said udg rrnt AMI decree and 4 statement OF which
Will be for the nspeciiou OF bidders At tse Of
Gee OF the Master. in ihc eu'ion mouse, IN The cily
CT Richmond, Va, for thirty days prior 10 and al
the iinr or sale. II. y. PLEAeASJs.
ty 2S-Fid Master.
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COURT ORDERS.

nMOHUNDR0, &c, VS.. OMOHUNpRO'S
~ EXECUTOR. &C. AND STREET AND WIFE
VS.. OMOHUNDROS EXECUTOR, &C.-iN The
CHANCEKY COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
By he decree entered in these causes on The Goth
day Of Aptii. 1850, " Is ordered that one OF the
commissioners Of this court do take the fvlio wing
Account OF the real asset. OF Silss Omohu ndro,
deceased, with the Gtscripiou location, ana value
An account of the personal assets of the said de-
cedenI. showing the fofm IN which they exist and
their value.
An account OF the transactions OF Richard Coop,r
executor or said decedeni, IN settling when
the commits Toner shall take n prfnd ydefe cor
rect, but liable 10 be surchsrgea aud falsiied any
account or hts transactions heretofore seuled by
the said executor and duly confirmed BY any court
or competent jurisdiction.
Accounts bet ~ten the said executor and the legs-
tees OF hts ies,ators estate. showing fully the trAos-
actions thai have beeu bad between them, and the
present state OF accounts between them.
An account Of The debts, claims, and demands
against Inc testRtor outsts ndIng aud unpaid.
Aud the said Richard Cooper directed "a render
before ssid commissioner such OF the foregoing ac-
eounts may he IN hts power 70 rerder.
And the SAID commissioner u directed TO take.
settle state said accounts aud report the same 10
THIS court and Eiso 30 report upon the matters OF
sureharge and falsdcaiton specified In tue bill IN
the second Of these causes, far he may be re-
qured so TO do by any party aud also 20 port spe
cial.y any matter deemed pertinent by hun or re-
qursd By any riy To these causes 10 be SO reported
COMMISSIONING oYrIcE.(
RICHMOND, July l, 1880.
The parties Interested are hereby no,ihed that
hsys 6xsd on SATURDAY the 3lst day Of July,
dee. in the chy OF Richmond. on Eiersnlh street
between Msin and Bsnk streets. as the place, 10
take the accounts and make the Inquiries directed
by the foregoing decree, at which time aud place
the parties Interested are required 10 attend.
THOMAS j. EvANS, 4
~ 2-f4w Commissioner in chaneery-
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BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Co..
Eeai Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL BRICK
L DWELLING AND LOT OF GROUND on
THE CORNER OF BAKER STREET AND
SHOCKS ALLEY.-By virtue of deed OF trust
1878. and recorded I'm Clerks Office. Richmond
Chsncery Courl, -. Il. 112 A, pa2e 462, default
having been made in 'he payment oil note ihereiii
SECURED aui N the request Of The beneficiary, will
sell az auction, upon Ihe premises, on SATURDAY,
July 3lst, NJ 81 O'Clock l.. ~, The PROPtRTY
described In said deed. "a follows: ALL THAT LOI
OF LAND, with BRICK DWELLING and Other
improvements thereon. living and berg In the city
of Richmond. fronting on Baker street 20 rect and
running back $50 feet TO an alley. The mouse con-
tans about six rooms.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the expenses OF
ale and a note for S336.O4. with interest from
April 29, 1850. FRANZ d. nlLL'
" % Trustee.
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there are from 1900 TO 5000 persons who
Keen private horses. Il Is not an unfair as.
SUMPTION that on the average, taking one
with another, the inhabitants who drive tnelr
own horses arc persons IN the possession o.
NJ least $4,000 year. But tbs excluoes
obviously the whole list Of fashionable Visit
tors who come With their cqutpages mercy
for few days or weeks at time.
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A little boy asked his mother to talk to
him and say something funny. elbow can
~" she asked. "Don't you see am busy
baking these pies :" "Well, you might say
"Charley, won't you have q piey' That
would be very funny for YOU"
Cadet Whitaker has heard enough. He
hopes no more West Point disturbances
will ever come to his ears.-Ner Orleans
Picdultne.
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pArLROAD LINES.



RICHMOND AND PxrKpsBUHel
RAILROAD COMPANY. I
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July 25,
~ 1850, trains on this read will run rs follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. .conusssi-,
for Charleston, Ssvapnah. Aogustt
and Aiken tyia Cbarlcstob). Ralsiyh
Jacksonville. stops only NJ Chester
and Manchester, and 1t Halfway or
$40 r. M. INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN dali,
Paszessers takins this trsin will make
clsse connsctioi 1t Petersburg for
eco A. H., THRouGH FRnIGHT TRAIN daily
Except supdayE connecting with A.,
N. 4 q. r. r., for Lynchburg aud be-
yond.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
600 A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT daily Except
Sunday. connecting with RlchIaond o..
Frederckssurg an. Potomac railroad
0:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dsiiy
Except Sunday. Stops mt all cts
lions.
s.44 p. n. THROUGH MAIL daily, sonnecuas
Potomac railroad for all poIn1 East
and West Also, making close csnRec,
ton with the Chesapeake and OhiS
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all po!un North xnd West. This trsiy
stops 1t Manchester aud Chester, aas
at Railway and DruD's Hluf, CT
signal.
ALI, TRAINS leaving fetexsburg viii start free
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich.
uons 2 A. n. and $50 T.. NJ; leave Peters.
Surg $50 A. 81. and $50 y. NJ. every Sunday.
jy23 It'd. KLINE. SUPERINTENDENT.
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.,.1 rsr.TE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

TAMEs.RivER FARM FOR SALE on
81 THE LINE OF THE RICHMOND AMI hL-
HUNDRED AND SkVEN-
TY-FIyE ACRES; one hundred acres OF low
grounds in timothy meadow, very productive: .lhe
balance of the farm In good heart, aud produces
well MI of the crops and grasses grown In the Stale
Two large orchards OF about twelve hundred trees
of choice n uit now IN full bsarInr; a large yard,
handsomeIy orna mentcd with Every variety OF ever
gr ems and slIrubbery: magnificent garden spot CT
three acres, enclosed by an Usage orange hedge,
well stocked with small fruit, &c. This farm can he
easily DIVIDED aud sub-diyided II desired. This s
one Of the most desirable old homesieads oil James
1900 THOMAS T.. CAN'T,
tyl5.2w scottsvle. Albcmsrle county. Va.
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FINANCIAL.
&95O OOO CITY OF RICHMOND
FIVE PER CENT BONDS.

RICHMOND, VA. July IL. 1850.
SEALED BIDS addressed 10 the undersigned vii
be received a, the Office OF The City Auditor until
IL o'clock NJ. on MONDAY the I'd day Of August,
1880, for all or any portion Of
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS FIVE PER CENTUM REGIS
TERED BONDS OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
PAYABLE thiriy-four years after the LIST day OF
July, 1850.