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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-08
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or Liver II, therefore, the KID oiS aud liver u,
kept IN pshe0, order, perfect health will DO the Ie-
suit Ibis ruth has o " baen kn0En q short tic .
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tTUain' Mt oi these lToub 70 Made IRON a simple
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from . me Of the highest medical tltnt ln the COun
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-08

mol all the gf'bB thht H0uney yleIut''
In 1872, the County Of Berkeley wat
formed out Of the northern part OF Fred
rick, and named 10 honor Of RI. Hon,
Notborne berkeley Baron.de Bote.
toutt, greatly beloved colonial
Governor Of Virginia. The County
seat, MariinsbnrR, was named for Col.
Thomas Bryan Martin, mentioned above,
| who assisted 10 organizing the county.
In liza, the year Of Independence, the
"DistfiCt Of Augusta" was defined by the
Legislature, aud comprised the counties nf
Ohio, bearing the fivet's. name, La BtRs
RiViers, Beautiful River, M%onongalia, bear.
Ing also the Indian appellatiOn Of the
river which IL one Of the d lusnces Of the
Ohio, and Yohogenia, Comptehetding the
disputed territory on which Fort Dnquesne,
afterwards Pit, the present CITY oil Pitts.
butRh IL situated. The principal part oil
this county wal Ceded by the boundary
commission to, Pehnsylvania,and the small
remainder attached 10 Ohio county.
In 1877, Gteenbtiet county was iofDedt
and derived It's name from the g'eat
growth Of gteen bfier roses upon the
Gfeebfier river. Its co~unty.teat beats the
NOnOIeu nNulb vi WI. ASMlot tuu n.y.
leader, who fell at Point Pleasant 10 IVA
That battle sounded the signal note oil the
Revolution.
tNo1E The Northwest Tsttitofy-the
country lying north aud west Of the Ohio,
was coded BY virginia 10 the Old Colonial
Federation IN 1888
Harrison county, lying to the west o.
Hampshire, WaG formed IN 1884, ant
named In honor OF Dol. BehIamln Hatri
son, q tIgner Of the "Declatation Of indie
pendenCe," Governor Of the State 81 Wiz
Rinia and father Of General William Henry
Harrison. formerly P%tesidentoithe Unitet
States. [Qtety- Did OlAtt sbute, the coun
ty.AeAt u Harrison, derive lie name Iron
the distinguished and gallant Genera
George Rogers Olaike, the captor oil YIN
cennes and 1.-THE Kaskaakias," OF Tx
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Al our Grand Extraordinary bTdgiAgI az ERIT Ne
HpdViIiOn and management or GkSkTiiSU n
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-08

In The year 1887, Virginia gratefully
oommemorRted the gallant and distin.
guished General Hugh Mercer, who fell 80
bravely, leading the Virginia troops on
the bloody, holly contested field Of FRINGE.
ton, N. j.. during the revolution; by
calling this county by his honored name,
and this county seat most appropriately
by the name OF Princeton,
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CANcER-"Vuusrod for yean with tspo,r. Had II
cut out hree times. II returned after eich operation
D.. emith cured inc without knife, cauStlc 81 PALM
MRS, II, N ORCtlTT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-04
By Crubbs & williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


THE HANDSOME SUBURBAN RESI-
DENCE KNOWN AS "AUBURN,m WITH
TWENTY-FIVE RES OF EIGHi YIN
iNG on TIT GROVE ROAD, AND RUNNING
BACK TO THE WESTHAM ROAD, ONE MILE
WEST OF THE CITY, AT ACCTlON.-By re-
quest Of Mr.. oliver j. SchooIcraft. who resides
abroad, we will sell By auction, upon the premises
MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1881,
at 81 O'Clock +. NJ. his weli-known beautiful and
greatly admired PROPERTY ABOVE referred to.
The improvements are extensive, embracing
handsome FRAMED RESIDENCE, with ten rooms;
large new STOCK-BRICk BUILDING, now
u.s. as dwelling, stable and carriage-house NOR
oughy flashed, planned with express reference 10
is easy cow. rsion into elegant residence. aud
furnished with all the modern arrangt0rnis Tor
comfort aud luxury: also. FRAMED COTTAGE
win four rooms and tile usual variety OF 0ut'bul'd
iugs.
The land Is well enclosed with Iron and plank
fences; he dwelling is situated i'm nne grove OF
forest trees with beautiful lava and highy-Orna'
mCnied grounds in front.
The land lies nearly In square, and admits of adj
yan'agcOus subdivision into three or more plrces-
one Of which, fronting on the Wesham road has a
fine grove OF oaks.
The soil is maiulv chocolate clay, but there is
some Of "A lighter texture, ahOrdng the variety ne
ces'ary in gardening, frult-growng, and genera
cultivation.
"AUBUEN." by reason of its natural attractions
and desirable itua ion, has always been regarded a.
one OF the most desirable suburban farms IN this
clty and since Ii came into the hands OF us pre- sent
owner large sums have been expended in It's embel-
lishmeut.
We Invite special attention to this sale, as 1t is
likely To 20 az less than value. Namine the proper
~ before the day of sale 1t proposed 10 sell as
whole, which viii afford good opportunity to the
purchaser to DO well by subdividing It.
TERMS: Oae fourth cash; balance at oae, TWO,
and three years. win interest payable semrannu-
ally, and secured hy trustee deed.
ny "a GRUBBS WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
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IroR OTHER "LocAL" SEE FIRST PAGE.l
OnsidcratiOns for the Street Com
mIetee.

considerations for the Street Com
mittee.
Editors of the Dispatch {: As friend OF
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad my
attention has been directed TO several arti-
cles In the dailies OF Richmond rather COM
planning of the Street Committee in not
permitting the connection of'the track OF
that road with that OF the Richmond and
Petersburg road. would state that, be.
licying an apple ,ton had been made
by the Petersburg road for such con-
nection. the Richmond and Allegheny
road neglected 10 do so, but will at The next
meeting OF the Council make an application
for this connection, and will ask 1t TO be
granted upon the same terms upon which
the road Is allowed 10 come into the basin.
1t has never been doubted that the Council
would readily and cbeerfully grant this
privilege. / would state, however, that,
should 1t be refused. The Richmond and Al
leghany road would necessarily look for
some other means OF connection, both north
and south, rather than trust to the present
arrangement through the Tredegar yard.
The accident OF last night, by which the
company suffered seriously, fully demon
strates that they should no longer take such
risks. RAILROAD.
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To the Editors of TIE Dispatch :


MY attention is called to letter pub.
lished this morning, sigred "a Richmond
Manufacturer" cllliDg for statement Of
the reasons for delay in connecting with the
Petersburg railroad. On two other occl-
sions like requests have passed unnoticed.
In The case referred TO there has been no
adverse decision. We hoped for tacit con-
sent to put In the few feet of track without
waiting action on formal application; but
the formal application will be made, and
we shall await patiently the decision of the
Council. The kind expressions OF the
writer are appreciated. In the discussion
aud delay and disappointment that has SO
far attended oil our applications we have
honestly believed ourselves in the right,
but We have no reason TO doubt that the
city authorities have acted upon their best
judgment; and seriously as we have sui-
fered 10 the past eight months, we have had,
and now have, no purpose to engage in any
public discussion. III. &. PARSONS.
Richmond, Va, June 2, 1881.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-04
By Frank ID. Hi & Cos
Real Estate AuctlOneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 FRAMED
Il DWELLING AND NICE LOT or GKOU ND
On JAY NEAR TIE CORNER OF BUCHANAN
STREET AT AUCTlON.-Bv virtue of Decd OF
trust dated January 30, 1878, and recorded In the
clerks office Of the Richmond Chancery court,
fiom William WhitOck and wife, default having
been made ia the payment OF certain note secured
therein ard at the request Of the heueGcsry in said
deed, will sell AT auction, on TIE premiies, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE B. 1881,
at & o'clock J.. NJ. the property described I'm said
deed As follow: All nat Lot OF LAND COM
mencmP about IS feet from the corner OF Buchanan
aud Jay streets, thence running 90 feet along The
cast me of jaw street, thence back and between
parallel lines 1872 feet. There IS upon the lot a
very comfortable FRAMED HOUSE. now occupied
by said WhitlDck, containing 40 ut iX rooms
TERMS: by consent. one third cash balance I'm
six aud TIVE We months, with q per ce6t. Interest
added. occurred by deed OF tru.t.
NV rs FRANK -. HILL, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-04

PERsoYAL-BRIEF LOCAIs.-Mr. J. Wat
KRIS Lee, OF the Charleston Hotel, South
Carolina, was IN the city Yesterday. Mr..
Lee will be in charge, as the manager, oil
RawIey Springs this season.
Colonel w. w. Finney, who was elected
secretary OF the Agricultural Society last
month, arrived In the city yesterday and
took charge of the office. The rooms have
been recently removed TO the Ballard
House, in very eligible location. and OF
easy access to all who have business WIN 'ne
secretary. At the time OF his election Colo.
mel Finney was suffering from an attack OF
acute rheumatism, which prevented hun
from coming here at an earlier date.
General w. II. +. Lee was in the city
yesterday.
Harper'S Bazar, a splendid fashion pa.
per fol the ladies', and "No Laggards, We"
q summer novel, by Ross Raymond, have
been received from n. Leonard, news
dealer, 90S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-04
BY Frank -. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionoers,
dos Main street.

rTRUST EE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FRAME DWELLING AND A NUMBER OF
LOTS FOR BUILDING PURPOSES. At THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENIY-NiN1ll
AND Il STREETS. AND At luz SOUTH III MESI
.Jt'ST 0uTsIDE or THE CORPORATE LIMITS
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AZ AUCTION %,
iy virtue Of deed OF trust from John \. Bel and
wife TO the undersigned. dated March 7. 1876, and
recorded IN the Clerks Ofice Henrico County Court.
in Deed Book 81. PAGE las and also rcordtd IN the
clerks Office Richmond Charcery Court. Deed.B0ok
los A, page AGO, default having been made In the
payment OF certain negotiable note therein Sc
cured, and having been requested by the beneficiary
In said deed so 10 do, viii. ia execution thereof
sell public auction, on the premises, at o. O'CLOCK
MONDAY, June 8, 1851,
all the PROPERTY decribed in said deed. as follows
All that LOT at the southeast corner 81 twenty
ing % feet % the east side of TwentV-ninlh street
and running back bet wen parallel lines l32 feet 10
an aley feet wide with all the buildings anG I'M
DrOyemcnts thereon.
Also, all that LAND I'm the county of IIenricO,
fronting 50 feet on The east line OF Iwenty-nnih
street, between . aud X streets, and running hack
between parallel lines 80 feet to an alley Is feet
wide.
addition. at the southwest intersection OF and
T. rtieth fronting l73 feet on west line of
Thirieth street aud running back between parallel
lines 81 feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide.
The DWELLING has bee recently built, contains
EIGHT rooms, and Is i'm mo teXc enl Order the ont
buildings are large aud commOdiOus. consisting Of
stables csrriage-house, &c.; here Is good wei or
water on ihs premises and the grounds adjacent u
the dwelling are handsomely Ornamentei Win fruit
trees, flowers, and shrubbery.
The lots VIII be soldaccording to plat IN the hands
OF he auctlOneers.
TERMS: Nv consent, one. fourth cash balance In
four, eight. aud twelve menlhs. with interest added
notes to be secured by deed Of trust,
y. NJ. LEE, Tru.tee.
sale by FRANK ID. HILL & co Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-04
By n. II. Chsfin 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l north Tenth street.

A UCTIoN SALE OF
HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER or FRANKLIN
AND MADISON STREETS,
THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
DIR. n. ARCHER.
LOT FRONTS on FRANKLIN STREET (cOR.
NER Lott 80 FEET . INCHES,
AND RUNS BACK 1853 FEET,
TO AN ALLEY 30 FEET WIDE.
THE DWELLING
CONTAINS ABOUT 10 ROOMS.
LARGE AND AIRY,
WITH VERY HIGH CEiLINGs-YIZ,
2 BASEMENT ROOMS:
FIRST FLOOR-LARGE DOUBLE PARLORS,
WITH SLIDING DOORS, AND DINING.
ROOM AND CLOSETS ~ REAR;
ON THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS ARE
2LARGE CONNECTING Bedrooms
ANDA
LARGE HALL.ROOM,
WITH FIRE-PLACEs;
BRICK KITCHEN IN THE YARD
WITH 5 ROOMS.
INCLUDING LARGE LAUNDRY.
At the request Of the executors Of the e,'aie.
Messrs n. :. Archer aud W. VI. Archer, w. VIII eli
at public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY EVkNiNG, June ~ 1851,
AT q O'Clock. the aboye-sietcribed VERY VALUA-
BILE AND DESfRABL l-LoC n ~ PROPERTY,
fronting on lie south side Of franklin street In
irst.class neighbJrhOod
This Is a rare opportunity 70 81. ure DtrlpA-
Bl.E HOME and 10 make GOOD INVESTMENT
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance iu SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months, with per cent. Interest,
notes gwen Tor the deferred ,. ymcns, aud secured
by /, deed of trust on the property.
X. B. CuAFFI< & CO..
tea AuciiOntcrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-04
BY w. Goddin.
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L HANDSOME WEsr.END PROPERTY. BIZ
ING THAT MOST DESIRABLE AND VALUA-
BILE FRAMED DWELLING ANE LOT AT
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FRANKLIN
AND SHAFER STREETS.-By virtue OF the
trust Coed from 4. r. Dickinson and vile TO me,
dated September 10. 1872. recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court, In Deed Book 80 Il. page 425, dc
fault having been made, aud being thereto required
by the beneficiary named will sell, on the PREM
iscs, On
MONDAY, JUNE Is, 1851,
az O'Clock T.. NJ, the above deserted PROPER
If. Tie large, we'll constructed. pleasant and
conveniently arranged FRANZ ID DWELLING no.
9OOl contains about fifteen rooms. The geautiiul
lot has front OF so feet on The nOt side OF Frank
lin street, and depth OF so feet TO an alley is
ieet wide, and Is bounded on the east by shaf,r
street, ornamented with trees, SC.
III. &. Burnt u, Esq. vho occupies the premises
present. proposes 10 yacste them the LIST OF July
next, and VIII doubtless take pleasure In showing
them until the day OF sale.
TERMS: Wnistthe deed requires cash as 70 the
debt aud expenses OF SALE the creditor will accept
Que third In cash and the balance at six aud twelve
months With interest. secured by trust deed ~ 10
the residue as ipade known at sale.
je2 J. L. APPERs0E, Trustee.
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In execution of G.. rtain deed Of trust executed
by Johu +. Robinson and wife, bearing date Way
once o. R t Chancery Court d. b. iO5 a,
page 343 aud by request OF the beneficiary secured
and named in said deed. shan proceed 20 sell by
public auction, uuOn the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE IA, 1851.
at 6 o'clock p. NJ, the large and well-ocaled
property which Is described in said deed - FOL-
lows: Beginning al the intersection OF Cary stree,
and SbOckOe creek and running thtnce on mp Cary
street and along its northern edge 1874 feet tmOre
or less) TO "A lot or parcel OF ground htely OWNED
By Abraham Warwick, deceased; thence at right
angles. or nearly 50, To Cary street In a direction
towards Main street and along said lot or parcel OF
ground lately owned by Abraham Warwick, do
ceased 10 corner OF same 100 feet (mOie or less) ,
thence In = direction towards Fifteenth street aud
parallel with Cary street l20 feet TN re or lessl To
Spruce alley: thence along said alley towards Main
street ~ feet (mOre or less 10 parcel OF ground
owned by Parick H. Starkc, Ed; thence along
side of this ground In direction towards ShOckoe
creek and parallel with Cary street az feet (more
or less to the corner Of said parcel of ground OF
Patrick II. Starke. Esd: thence along tde of same
In a direction towards Main street AZ feet tmOre
or less 10 Creek alley; thence down Creek alley
1872 feet (mrre or lessl 10 S"Ockoe creek thence
down Shockoe creek So feet (mOre or lessl TO the
beeinning: being all Of the land embraced be-
tween ShocsOe creek, Cary street, spruce alley.
aforesaid. by Abraham Warwick, deceased. at cor
ner of Cary street and spruce alley Of 100 by 100
feet and kept that of Patrick Ii. Starke. hsq at
corner of Spruce alley aud Creek alley, Az by ~
feet.
The above Is an accurate boundary OF the pro-
De Tiy, aud IL Is situated as 20 render 10 easily III
vided with several fronts, and IL offers an unusual
opportunity 10 the purchasers Of real estate 10 Sc
cure sites for an immense manufacturing establish
meni, b lrdering on The line of ShOckOe creek aud
with lis elegant frontage on Cary street.
The lot Is now under an annual rent 10 Mr. Muir.
ply. and the location Is exceedingly central, and
desirable for ware hOuscs, fOundrIes, &C., &c.
THE TERMS under the deed require cash. yet
the irn tees are authorized TO make thcm liberal
aud accommodating to purchasers, and they VIII he
announced ~ hour OF sale.
Special aud particular attention Is invited 10 The
sale of this LOT, which has been constantly sought
after for many years plst -
WILLIAM II. PALMER,
Is. c. WHERRY, JR.,
ROBERT b. LYME. Auc .lon,er. Trustees.
my g. jel.3,4 5,7,s,91l,l2 &l4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-04
by Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer.
1912 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF THAT NICE
N TWO.STORY DETAC HE'D FRAME
DWELLING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THlRTlETH AND LEIGH STREETs.. LONG
JONES. DECEASED AND NOW OCCUPIED BY
MR.. WILLIAM ELLErT.-At the request Of the
owner, will offer for sale, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE g, 1851,
at O'Clock +. NJ, the properly above described.
The HOUSE coHtsinS seven r1Oms, with Kitchen
and stable. The LOT fronts about 33 fee. on Tbir-
ieih street. aud runs back on Leigh street about
$50 feet. The house 10 now occupied by good
tenant at moderate rent.
This Is truly nice little atir,c,ye home. The
front yard Is ornamented with line shrubbery, &c.
To any one Of moderate means wishing 10 purchase
n nice home this Offers rare chance.
TERMS: one fourth cash residue al six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, per
cent. added. and secured by a tru,l.deed.
ie3 KOBtKr Il. LYNN, Auctlonl en-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-04
By Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloncer,
lZl2 Man street.

BEAUTIFUL AND ID f. : X \ Il J.
ID BUlLDING-LOr ON WEST MARSHALL
STREET. BETWEEN HANCOCK ANDnRAtAh
STREETS, ADJOINING HE NEW kLbA
SCHOOL HOUSE. AND NEAR TiiE NEW DE-
PUT OF TIE RICHMOND FRkDtRitkShUEm
AND POrOMAC RAILROAD, FOk SALh ~
ATt'TiON-At tn r, quest OF the owner, will Offer
for sale, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE Q. lssh
AT q o'clock T.. NJ, the VALUABLE LOT above
men lioned which fronts on NarSt ali street 80 fee.
and rams back 1919 feet 20 an alley. bargain can
be had. Any one wishing 30 secure good site In
rapidly improving locality In the Mss.-End viii do
well 90 attend the sale.
TERMS: VIA be liberal. and announced AZ sale.
ROBERT h. LYME, Auetionter.
a. l.