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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-11-19
City Council.

The Board of Mayor and Alder,
men met last Monday. A brick walk |
from the l.. q N. crossing to the c.,
St. l.. d N. o. railroad, on Main
street, was ordered to be constructed.
The street committee was ordered to
contract with Senter u Coulter, or
other parties, and to have the work
done. The following appropriations
were allowed:
Donnell & Mathis, for nails, 5 80
J. w. Younger. work on
streets, $50
James Moore, police service, 100
J. A. Cox, surveying colored
cemetery, $50
ID. B. Bryant, police service, 100
w. A. Wade, printing ordi.
nances, Z 80
D. c. Senter, 2 loads of brick
bats, 70
Haun a. Weatherford, work on
streets, ZZ 6O
Calvin Cobel, work on streets, 10 55
- Fronaberger, work on
streets, 30
- Fronaberger, use of Dom
nell IL Mathis, work on
street, 7OO
j. X. P. Clements, hauling lum-
ber, b 49
J. X. P. Clements, hauling lum-
ber, ii 30
G. B. Cole, hauling lumber, 425
Donnell & Mathis nails, 480
Henry::Lynch, work on street, so
Mrs. A. Fawcett, nails, 75
j ID Lusk, board of prisoners, ll40
Cade q Betty, lumber, 1900
Senter q Coulter, brick walk, 227 50
Total 400 "a
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-11-19

Call on Mr.. Earnest Keileber for
general assortment of bread and cake
at very low prices.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-11-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor.

For Mayor.
"ALE.-We are authorized to announce
Ii s. /. Hale, Esq, II candidate for re-elec-
tion to the office of Mayor of Milan, Election
Saturday. December 10th.
"AUN.-Ne are authorized TO announce c.
IL p. Haun as a candidate for Mayor at the
ensuing municipal election.
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For City Marshal.

r USK..-We are authorized to announce
IL John d. Lusk candidate for reelection
to the office of City Marshal eff Milan. Elec-
Iiou Saturday, December 10th.
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Boston Vicus of the Ninth Regiment
SrnuNal.


BOSTON, Mass. November fS.-Thc
colonel oil Tie Ninth Massachusetts reSi-
ment has begUn searching Investigation
for the men who brought rcprOach on that
corps at Richmond. The officers Of The
Ninth are OF opinion that under oil the
circumstance the report o. The Commits
sion OF Inquiry and the recommendation
OF the Governor are Just. They say that
some OF the men must be guilty Il the mis-
dcmcanors charged, Of the Commission
would not have reported as Il aid;
bHt none OF the officers saw any
thing done that looked grave enough
TO censure the men for at the time. The
Colonel saws the line officers OF companies
whose mcmlQ's are offenders shoUld have
had the priyatcs under thc.r eyes nj oil
times, and. rs they had not, such officers
are also 90 ,'Mmc. and should be forced TO
leave the regiment because OF their " sins Of
omission-not Of commission" OF one
thing there is much complaint among
officers and men. They sly they I'M
derstood that the investigating officers
were TO make their own inquiries,
instead Of which they permitted the
police Of Richmond 70 summon al wit
nesses. and permitted the Richmond Mayor
and Chief Of Police TO attend the "p,iyate"
hearings. They also say that they were
given TO understand that they would be
heard by the Commission, instead Of which
the report was made up in New York.
This seems a little strange to thcn, cSpc-
cially - one OF their own officers was
member Of the board. Ii t. likely that on
Che investigation it will appear that the Of
Tenders are chiefly men who were en-
listed a month or six weeks before the
departure OF the regiment, and who went
on The trip merely Tor the pleasure it
would afford them, intending 70 leave the
regiment a. soon rs possible after return
ing. II is universally regretted that 50
good regiment Of soldiers should have It's
reputation smirched by the misbehavior OF
ten OF twenty ignorant "muckers," who
cared neither for their own regulations nor
that OF the State or regiment. Ii Governor
Long will approve Colonel Strachan's re-
concentrations, there viii be quite an
overhauling OF inefficient officers Of the
line and of fresh young men who made no
effort TO control the fellows who committed
the deviltrieY complained OF by the Rich
mond people.
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9itllmond 1ispattlr.
TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER %. 1881.



AR ea,nuel n. Mul,an, former resident
shc soosh, died here suddenly saturday OF
apoplcxy. lie was on a Visit 10 ms fVh'-
lives. -Lyncsbarg Ii'ytn'cn'
CAPTAIN Charles W. ststham: Of this city,
has been suggested for the position OF sem
-, "a s,,cceed General Malone In Che
event Of tic latter accepting n Cabinet
portfolio Lyacs6ury Ae'eS.
The Hampton Monitor thinks the report
cd falling through Of iiie branch road from
Newport News TO HAMPTON ana oid
Point Is n dodge on The par; 81 the railroad
company TO get free right Of way.
The New York and Atlanta sleerinc--cars
that were formerly nm ovcrthe fredclicAs-
burx and Richmond route nov. pass over
the Virginia Midland railway, GIVING hich-
mond the go-by.-O orange O6SerceT.
Frazier and Lady, through their counsel,
Major j. T.. Dorman, commenced t'NinS
deyosltioRs last Saturday, to DC used N inc
contests before tie House Of Delegates ior
the seats OF their Democratic opponents,
Messrs. Lccch and Dunlap.
The dead body recently found in York
river and hurled in the county has been
identified as that OF Mir. {. II. Collins, OF
Princess Anne. Nd, who was drowned
during the Centennial celebration. Two
OF hi, brothers were IN Hampton last
TUESDAY and carried his remains back
with them Qmptoa Monitor.
A marine attached 70 the barracks at the
navy-yard was killed Sunday afternoon BY
scnt.v on duty az The south end OF the
ward. The man. who was hail. drunk at
the time. attempted to scale tie vail to
escape from The barracks, and ~ hc went
over the sentry made a mnge ut him with
his b.yonct, stabbing him in the right side,
Just under the ribs, causing death within
short time.
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A MOb'S Revenge.
DRAGGED FROM THE COURTHOUSE AYp PIT &C
Death ny HANGING.


ST. PAUL. MINI, November 20.-There
was terrible excitement in the town Of
Durand yesterday morning. The eXamna-
ton Of Ed. Maxwell alias Williams for the
shooting OF the Coleman brothers was to
have taken place. He stated that he
should waive examination, but the mat
ter was postponed until , O'Clock in
the afternoon. The fact that he was uut
at once sent back to Menoninee gave
rise to the suspicion that there was
movement to be made to take him away
from the officers. From about noon until
. O'Clock the people from the surrounding
country came into Durand by squads, and
ut O'Clock the courthouse yard and court
room were tmOnged with men and women.
The prisoner made Il statement c0nicsSing
the shooting OF the Coleman brothers, and
what he claimed TO be the facts connected
with the affair. and asserted that he should
claim that 1t was done in seli-defence. Int
mediately thereafter n rope was thrown
over his neck. He made a feeble but
momentary effort TO release himself, but
was instantly pulled down, then through
the aisle, down the stairway 10 the ground,
and dragged to tree few rods distant,
and n rope was thrown over limb and Ed.
Maxwell was left swinging. 1t appears
that the lynching was preconcerted, and if
not participated in by the masses, received
their tacit consent. The widow OF Charles
Coleman and Henry Coleman and his wife
were present and witnessed the taking Of
Maxwell from the custody Of the law.
When the reporter came away the body
was still hanging. So rapid were the
movements OF the yigilantes that death
from stranguhtion ensued before they
reached the tree. There Is intense excite
ment, and even those who do not approve
OF the summary method by which Maxwell
was put to death do not give expression to
their disapproyal. There was, doubtless,
no more hardened criminal in the land,
and his statements and manner of making
them showed him to be utterly devoid of
ali moral faculties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-22
BY ". II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. llI3 Main street.

NEAT TWO-STOBY FRAMED-AND-
~ K-BAsEAIENT TENEMENT, No:
2422 VENABLE STREET; ALSO, FIVE NlGE
BIiiLDiNG LOTS FRONTING ON IHL NORTH
AND SOUTH LINES OF q OF T. Il l. "
STREET BETWEEN TNENTl-FlfIH AND
TWE NTY-SEVENTH STREETS. FOR SALE
by PUBLIC AUCTIOS.-Wc shall, nj the re-
auest OF the owner sell ut public auction, ON the
premises, IN the order named. ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1881,
commencement A l.. NJ, .-
rirst. TIE DESIRABLE TW0-STORl BRICK
AND-fRAMED TENEMENT No. 2422, ON ne
north line Of Ncnable between Iwcniy-tourth ana
Twcnty-hfth streets, containing about I've rooms;
Kitchen, &c.. with weli OF good water On The
premises; lot 30xl55 feet 20 an alley twenty feet
Wide.
second. \ DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT on
the south line of y or NeIiablc street between
Twenty fifth aud Twenty-siNth strycts, fronting
20 0-l2xl30 feet a. an alley.
Third. -FOUR ATTRACTIVE BUILDING
LOTS on tie moth line OF Y or Nennble between
Twenty 81 III and Twen;y-stNenth streets, 'front.'
ing respectively 30xlJ0 feet each, under good
plank enclosure.
TERMS: One third cash; residue Mt six and
twelve months. for nozpiiabc notes, interest add
ed, secured by a trust-decd. -
w. IL. LYME & CO.,
no l6 Auctlonccrs.
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VACCINATION.
USE ONLY XoN-HUMANIzED VIRUS.

Price. 50c.abo'tle.
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CTANDlNG TIMBER AND WOOD.

WIN be sold on FRIDAY the 25th instant. on the
premises, all the TIMBER AND WOOD standing
ON about scventy-flyc acres Of the Washington
Henry Academy land, about one mile from Atce's
station, Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad. ~ The
OUT FOR TIE NEXT YEAR. Good buildings
suitable for large family. Terms aecoinmo-
dating and made known on day of SALE
ny TRUSTEES,
no 17-eod3tt u. l.. MEREDITH, President.
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I ARGE SALE or LAND on JAMES
II RlYEP. ~ TIE cot NTY OF GOQCH-
LAND. LYING OK BOTH SIDES or THE
RICHMOND AND ALLEGUANi RAILROAD.
rs yiltac of % decree rendered by tie C.rcult
curt uf che county Of Goochltnd I'm The silt n
Hoffman. Guardian. as. Allan, &C.. and other de-
crecs rcl. crcd 10y tic saiac court in abe suits 81
Wood ~. Allan, &C.. and III %, g.. rs. Al1n
&C.. VIII. as special commits -cncr therein PANIED,
oder for sale on the
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BY II. Il. Chain & Coz
Real Estate Auctlonecrs.

V'RUSTEES SALE OF TWO COM
Il PORTABLE BRICK DWELLINGS Nos
3ls AND 326 WEST CARY STREET EACH
HOUSE CONTAINS EIGHT ROOMS, WITH
GAS, WATER, AND BATH-By virtue Of two
certain deeds of unsf, both dated August l z,
1873 and recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court
clerks Office IN ID. II. 1l3 A., page 10, aud ID. g.
ll3 ii, page 2SS, and at the request Of the bcne-
hciarics, default having been made In the payment
OF The notes secured, win sell at public auction.
on the premises. ON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1881.
commencing at 4 O'Clock L. NJ, the sbOve-dc-
scrbed and located BRICK DWELLINGS. Each
lot fronts iG feet the north side OF Cary street
between Mad son and Bclyidcre streets and extends
back 1913 feet TO an alley l6 feet wide. Both
houses are occupied al fair rentals 10y good tuu-
ants. This sale affords TN opportunity "a secure
comfortable homes, or 10. make paying ingest-
mcnts.
TERMS: With the consent Of tie grantor and the
holder 81 the notes secured by the trust-sicrd the
terms OF sale required by the deed arc inoditcI.
and the property viii DC sold ON the following
tertps-to Wit: One fourth casll; balance az six,
twelve, and eighteen months, With per cent. In
terest. II. q. pEGRAM. Trustee.
sale by x. II. CHAPLIN Co, Auctioncers.
no 20
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DANyILLE WATER-POWER FOR
~ SALE.

II we do not sell privately land II we do, notice
Will be given We Will sell ut anction In Danyille,
on
corn DECEMBER. 1881, AT IL A. NJ,
the FOUNDRY, MILLS, MACIuNE-SHOPs,
WATER-SlTES, &c. &C., Of the MAGNIFICENT
WATER-POWfR IN DANNiLbE, now owned
by Crews's and R0dcnhimer's heirs aud Crews and
COrbin--lrst In separate lots, then ~ whole.
TERMS: 10 per cent cash balance IN one, two,
and three years. Interest from daet, deed Of trust
ON the property 10 secure deferred payments. For
particulars apply 10 US. T.. T.. BOCLDIN,
r.. b. WRITER'S,
Commissioners.
DANyILLR VA Oc 25-Tu0w
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PULMONA, TIE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
Dl FOR COUGHS. THROAT, AND
LUNG Trouble.
II requires only 4 fair frM ~ convince one of It's
efficacy. II gives satisfaction IN every instance.
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RAILROAD LINES.
Gu ca s.i- J,

60 - .s::i..s:i::s .s;::;s.s:;lss .:;..s..:.as.
QHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
" WAY. TIMETABLE, IN EFFECT NOVEL;
5:45 4. NJ SialI 20. J, leavcs Richmond daily
arrives charlottesville 1910 \. NJ: Lyuchbnrr,
5:3J y. 81: Dhitc sulphur. $50 T.. NJ; Hutton,
1910 i. ". Charleston, 4:O7 \. ~; Huntington.
Gao. 4. ~; Mt. sterling, IL noon; and LeNiug-
m. H.. Erprcss No. 3. leaves Richmond daily:
arrives Charlottesville 1915 =. 81; stanton.
1870 a. NJ; Wi,liamson's- 4:10 4. II. White SUI
phur 6:l5 \. ~; Dini0n, 9 >. NJ; Charleston.
$50 7. NJ llrnt.nIgioI' 7. d. and Ashland
$3.50 =. IL, Freight and Passenger leaves Rich
muud daily excerpt sunday: arrives junction
500 T. NJ: Gordonsyil'c. SAB T.. NJ; and Char
lOttCsyiie lO.5O 4. W.. stopping at ~ stations.
Mail No. arIlTes ~ Richmond T.. NJ. daily.
ENprlss No. arrives . 4. VI. daily.
Scic1uc Of Lexington division a.. /. G y. 2. r.
RI VIII tike effect December lst.
tor further Information apply az General
iichc.-Dfce. Nlnth and Main slftcts Chesapeake
aud Ohio railway depot tficc or 1000 Main street.
II. ". FULLER,
General Pas eBger Agent
G. w. SMITH, General Manager uol8
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH tLI-RAIL FAsT-FREIGuT LINE
40 AND FROM baltimore, PiILADEI.-
PuIA. NEW YORE. AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH
3iDED and baltimore - EACH
DIRECTION.
Correspcnd.noly quick time to other points.
Through Bib OF llding Issued at low rates.
&. s. TAYLOR.
~ Its General weight Agent.
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SPORTING POWDER.
DUPONT'S HIGH GRADES OF
IL SPORTING POWDER.

caniscrs only.
EAGLE DUCKlNG-Nos. /, p, and 8, In 6.-pound
kegs and 1-pound clnisicrs.
DUPONT RlFLE-Fg, Fig, and FFFg, IN kegs Of
%, l2is, and 9. pounds-l-pound aud ,.-pound
canlsters.
SPORTING, MINING, and SHIPPING pow
DER OF every variety, manufactured 40 the celc-
brated mills Of T.. !. Dupont de Ncmours Co.,
Wilmington, Del, whose reputation has stood un-
ryalled for seyenty-,ight years the eNccllency OF
the Powder being due 10 tie care bestowed ON Its
manufacture and TO the constant personal superyi-
sion Of the owners For sale ny
HENRY NJ. WORIilAM,
oc 5-cod3m Richmond, Va.
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by j. Thompson brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0ECcr,
Ills east Main street.

SSION ER'S SALE OF \
" LARGE BRICK HOUSE AND TEN VA
CANT LOTS on TliiKTY-FiRSI AND IIIlR-
1I-SECoND STREETS.
Henry G Blackwell, Trustees,
0uld & Darlington.
by virtue Of a decree of the Chanccry Court of
the ely of Richmond. in he suit styled above.
entered April -, 1851, and rs special commits
siOner therein appointed, Will proceed 90 sell, at
public auction, on tic premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1881,
al AZ o'clock p. NJ, The PROPERTY therein mcn-
tiOned-to wit:
That ENTIHE HALF or 4 SQUARE fronting
on street 265 feet and on Tlurty-frst and Thir-
ty-sceond streets l6j feet, with q LARGE
TliREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING, with
Kitchen thereon.
Also. a LOT, 80 feet front, with depth Of 1872.
on the west line Of Thirty-secOnd street: said lut
commences 10 feet from the corner OF Thirty
second and o streets.
The property viii be sold rs whole or I'm lots.
as may suit the pnrchasers-a plat OF which can be
seen III sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance I'm negotiable
notes for four, eight, and twelve months-lntercst
added and title retained until purchase-mOney l.
paid and deed ordered by the court.
P0STPONESfENT.
Postponed on account Of rain 10
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23D,
at O'Clock L. NJ.
WILLIAM WRIT HENRY.
Special Commissioner.
>. THOMPSON BROWN, Auclioneer. no ~
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- II EN- 4 y OAlI-V ALLEY
, RAILROAD.
TIE ONLY ROUTE TO TIE
CAYERNs OF LURAT.

Tie Iuray Cave aud Hotel Company tlfc ul-
tiGcd this company Chat tLcy hlYc Introduced
ELECTRIC LIGHT
INTO the Caycrns. and they arc now dai.y lllur.-
mated by thu aid Of tn's powerful agent.
NO OTHER HLUMNATOR BEING
ADEQl ATE
h. penetrate tie ob-curi.cs of these vast ,u'f.r-
rancln halls and grotins on o. properly r'ctlt.or
MAGNIFICENT OENAMENTATION.
No similar Caycms are known o'.cw,orr. 80
CdycTns have ever before been illuminated is t..
aid at electricity.
The effects pIgduccd fully mCc. thc aurrII.'.
and are mary cll0u,ly lCdutln'. aud present 200 i..
eye visions which have lCcu heretofore .llffl.I.-
be under thc feeble .ilumln1tiOH possible.
No extra charge H. made for ne ilgl 'nft. .u
the Electric Light, and Guide, alc SOUS. .Ud i...t
as usual.
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IChMOND AND pETEESrI',-,
~ RAILROAD co 81 = AN y Comm
shNDAi, Noycmbcr2O, 1851. trains on I'll. '.t
viii run as fOliOws: ' raj
LEAVE Rfcn}OyD-sor,r
$40 T.. NJ, FAST MAIL. daily. llat,.,..
co1necuons iof sayalIai ~.
only 90 Petersburg ana
i NJ, lHkDbGIl MAI. d4lfr. ..
lng for isiciph, oar, D
GNtH. Alhch. rdtaINlI. and r...-
sahNu'c' Stops at -hnis. a..
tenTaiia- brcUrys lirr P.
sleeper between New Y.it
. thhflc-ton ou l.iis tl..n 900
lO:IO +. De NAIL daily. m9tc. ihu..t ..
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audyack-oufllIc. rfrTr. rj...r
blshi ohtra.la. and tIr.f..
man fai1cc lccIfur-Cfa. I....
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t'io ,. h.' fliEl1llI dail' cs..r. -l...
LEAVE PETER .rrls-..l...
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$50 L. ~, gUEOlGUMAIL.da.a.. ......
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aId Nct. al.D m.a .....
wltl Itn.IrItp .... I...
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lDps 90 NutlD ..U t.....
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road Cor Zoe htIl. ...
at Chester. niUvy
ua.i-. Pullman r'
Cars bc.ufcn JI.I
and iIgI.u... -
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4;3U J.. NJ, FREIGHT. dIIiy.t
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iiy Gruahs & NEaam


Eleventh stree. between Main and Bank.
F.'ki ST Els SAIL or FOX l. lin
Il, Ni9 0Nh II 10 i- V- ,,Nl', VIII III,
t'.U TIlEitlWTi.;ii'r--iIDp NND 'I'piiE
.ii,tus' a.. ei,lTriTt) -; flUr HEAD DF
ms MFCfitNilrViLL- IigNPINE. tEOlT
.,0fy.inNHH JiTii6xLt1 cts1,ir o vi al or
80, r,,, ,r,,.-,, ttci.,,,el d, u.,. .,.l-
- .' " ~. = ati, .. .,.'i ,'.. i., ..,.,i
3D., ..s i,,.. ,i..~. D. ...ii,..i d.. d , ..r,-
1870, .i-i ID ..,,,,- ., mo-. D.. ir'.',
f,
'.''' W." 1r,.-f,tN- ,-,,-.-r,-r. oe 1881
- ~ -,
..rii,oi Ititi1 tic nlil-tof % t'rlvir. urisi rr-
To- . ~ .,'C '''' 49,, 81 Co. 49,
h'oa' iAi '"ei' f'"' 'f' ''"-.''. IVY '"''.'-
Mtnl. ,...i ...
LEV ...l i tt o. 'tc .....' < '' ~
'or n-Yu'O' que 'e ,t .-,i ,t' - a. ~. in
$40 tn wy N'i ,lH ~ -..-.'y' ', 'i.t ~
iti. tt' 1-.-; lN ~ 80, ''.-' 30 49,. ..'"'
= it,D2 ~ ,,.n p, -. b. " W ' ~. '
GO at tc time of slc, al credit iaymckt- 90 ear
interest from tlc Gay al -ii' -,... 49,,
. ,NNltin' =. i.AI'lA'' -Ils',,t:
~ ,,,,,-
JpiVFn ~ TIIF CCr[,Ty 0E G00CV-
s.'nn Tt'rNs ~" pIrrT Sims oE THE
itiiiti,ioND AN ALTEGilNNY RAILROAD.
-, ,,i,t.o 81 &. doe-f. rt..GersJ Lv flp (trsuit
;3,,rf - no comm, IF Goorrltnd I'm NE .gif II
i"i' la M he 81, I'm, mn Inn ','I he ,, ~
Wood ne. Allan. &C.. ana AU.n. g.. rs Alan
&c, ~, WILL, as o ,pG ihe co'' ''f 'iei 'aic
'N'' 'o' '''- V''
3DDAY OF DECEMBER, 1881,
. .,o ,,. ~ f,,t,,,.-i io afout frrv mites above
tIocitv ~ pi.hmoud ol tho Richmond and Allc-
w i ~ ti "a 10 II tro f,iio,ving IU A(FTc
EHtitu! iISnt."'' "' - ''' ''''
VI ~ ov.t,p pylp m ACT. containing
~ itNCpit s 'i bndrcd acres Of which I,
e. iro, ro,fNn, Of Good quality besides a
iarge portion Of creek ilat. IL Jas upon it large
and Niieshany railroad passcs tarough his tract
ana has a depot 40 The place.
2 The MIDDLE BYRD TRACT. containing
ahout I.5OG ACHE>, wilh q very barge proportion
of riyrr-boftYm land of good qdih.y, much DIM
bcr a larrse dWclliug-h0psc good orchard stables,
ali IN good order. This tract adjoins lhc othc. on
the west. fronts on the river tie railroad passing
between the house ana thc ll'cf. He dNtlllAk /
road and extended bottom lands, AMI az, r,ls 4
most Lcmtiful scenery.
r. 4 SMALL TRACT OF ABOUT 40 ACRES.
adjoining lie last-namcd tract on Tic west nearly
ono tltrJ of which Is river bottom. Ihis t.lct.
with small outliy could he made ono OF the most
beautiful and productive Eltlc farms on James
river. .,.......,., ,,.,,,...
4. 4 SMALL IEACIOt AbOI IoO NJ ~, ~
= short dit 'ncc from me llsi-nHmed tNtct on we
west and near TIC town Of columbia, with e fair
Of bottom land on iic river. Ill7 can
also be easlly mace handsome ana productive
ltlle farm. 49,,
;. About 500 ACRES OF HEAVILY TIM
BEEED LAND Of good qualify near TO the list
mffUfn tract.
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I'GR NEW TORK.-Thc Old = ~
a Dominion steamship Company ,ee,zszl- -.
steamer, W.u sail as follows: steamer O.D DN-
1nEION. Captain WALkEN. EEEht lUI~O Al
m O'Clock .. W.: steamer WNANONE. Captain
C0rcu. ENfHi FRIDAY at 1 o'clDc, r. NJ.
,tclm.r NANNATpAh, Captain NELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY at ocl0cl. s.. VI.
Freight received mp % II O'Clock VI. for tie
Tuc-try'. ana triduy steamer. and to - O'Clock
saturday evening f.r SUNDAY '. ship.
Through lili Of hiding signed and goods for
Wardc3 wish dispatch 60 1li points nDth SOUTH
e1s and west; also, o. Foreign port.
Passenger accommodations uu-uW@a. ci.
Af;cr-caLin fare 10 New \ ork, $40; round
trip, = s.: Storage. 80 and -.
For freight Or pa 1gc. apply to
g.. ". ALLEN 4 CO.. Agents.
ms Gets COmusuy's Wharf. Rockets.
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Tuesday. NovE1lBrR %, 1851,
~ Grnbhs & Wllllams.



CtTORE AND DWELLING Nc. 1904
= EAST MAIN STREET At AUCTION.-This
rr, city VII be sold at FACTION. upon t.e prem
les, on
TUESDAY, NCycMnER ODD.
AZ 4 o'clock p. ". II embrace q STORE below
witha DWELLING above: j. aiways rented &t q
good rice. nd s. 81 really choice Investment Inc
iflidiugi, compare igCly uCv, and &. in excellent
CONDITION. TEosC cc'a1r pwcl1.cs on real estate
should hy ali mems at.rnd lh! :lc.
Tr1,-fr: ST salo. GEJBHs q WILLIAMS,
no ~ AucHOnccrs.
CALEOFYALUARLE REAL ESTATE
> D.: SOUTHAMPTON COUNTI.-WiAbesold
on the prcmi ea. ON lie
o2p OF NOVEMBER. 1881,
tie FARM Formerly belonging % danes ilolmcr
deceased. situated within fou. m'c, Of FRANKLIN.
sid FAHN contains GIL NCl,f.r. is wei TIM
bcrcd, aud admirably adapted io The proQucLcnoi
PEANUTS. COTTON. corn. &C.: Jas comfortable
dwelling o. IS rooms, ana an iho necessary OUT
LOu.C-.
For further Information apply u ..-
~. j.. GRIFFIN.
oc 26 Franklin. southampton.
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Frclht and fIr rf. i.f
Mail. Passenger I'.--N -f..
'cN. sunday. "a. sunday. as. 5000 3d.