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, 1881-08-06
? L @ E L D [ N Il s
OF THE
VO9O@0AA
OF SH. GNDIE.

MONDAY lst August 1881, IL o'clock
noon, the Colonial Council held an extra.
ordinary Meeting.
Che members were present with excep
ton of End CrOwnmember [Kalmerl, End
Member for Frederiksted (Brown) list and
4th members for Frederiksted's Country
District Fleming and Latimer.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read.
The Chairman notified the recent of a
communication from the Presidency dated
9th July a. C. No. 1889 according to which
His Majesty had by a Royal Resolution
OF goth June last sanctioned the two AID
ditional Grants, passed by the Council on
the 2Sth February and 2lst March last, to
the Budget for the financial year from
1st April 1880 to 31st March 1881; sub
Item q Z, Military Expenses, for S1I6.2l:
and c 13, Prison Department, for 1853, and
Building Expenses for $500.
The Council proceeded to the Order of
Day viz:
L. Election of a Vicechairman instead of
Member Kalmer, who resigns his seat
IN the Council on account of departure
from the ISLAND for a year.
Inc Chairman notified that he had
received a communication, dated 18th JULY
O. C. In which End Crown member EKaImerl
notifies that in consequence of his depar.
ture from the Island for a year, he would
resign bis seat 40 a member of the Coloni.
al Council from the 23rd inst. The Chair.
man added that it is a matter of course
that when Members report their departure
to be absent for ! year, they must resign
their seats /; and if nc objections were
heard, he would consider it tacitly adypt-
ed by the Council, that Member Kalmer
retires.
No one requested the word. Il was
, 1881-08-06
S35,479.37

Consequently there was expended
about $4,000 beyond the sum granted,
or one fifth more than was allowed
by the Budget. We can therefore not
omit calling attention to this fact, that
previous revising Committees of the
Council have repeatedly requested. and
have urged on the Administration, to-
obtain Additional Grants 70 cover excuses
of expenditure on the Budgets. A. the
tIanSgreSsiOnS this time are so very extra.
ordinarily large, We would now again
call the Councils attention to them, and
also repeat the above request to the
Administration, who has always hitler-
to promised that the request in that
respect would be complied with; and
we do so all the more this time, as the
state of public affairs at the period in
question did i'll themselves afford ample
call to seek to obtain additional grants.
But in view OF the fact that it was in this
financial year there occurred public
disasters, resulting from the Riots on the
lst of October 1878 and following days
among the rural classes, that entailed
immense losses to the Island and to all
parties, and which made it necessary for
the Administration without loss of time to
expend public monies, for which no grant
udu UCClI ODtdluSuN NO WOulu 1CCOLuLuCAO
that the Council, while adopting the
remarks herein contained, would sanction
the excuses of expenditure in question. At
the same time we would add, that in order
not to lose sight of what is most essential
in this matter, we have found it
unnecessary to enter upon the details
of those items of excess Of expenditure.
We proceed further to
81 THE NTS1
We notice here for the guidance of
future ~revisors -
!, That these accounts shew that ON
bureausadvances to planters from the
Colonial Treasury for 1928 to 1878.
70 there was an amount of 500. 204.6l
outstanding, on capital and interest.
2, That the accounts Shew that ON
bureau advances for account of the
Statetreasury, there was an amount
of Ss1, 492, 10. which had not yet been
paid to the Colonialtreasury /;
3, That the accounts shew, that on the
3lst March 1879 the Colonial Treasu-
rvs Cash Balance was minus
s~37,35393;
g. 4, That in view of all that has trans
PRED in the Colonial Council relative
to the question of re%mittances for off.
Gals through the Colonial Treasury,
we find it unnecessary to go further
now than merely to state, that in rhe
financial year for which the accounts
have been revised by us, there was
an mount of $20. 1888 received into
the Colonial Treasury for the purpose
~abOvenamed,
st. Croix July 18th 1881.
KALMER, P. LEMMING.
Speaker.
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Died in this town on Friday 3Oth ult,
Mr.. Hans Hatchett aged 90 years. Mr..
Hatchett was some years ago first clerk in
the Royal Bookkeepers Office, and was for
several years editor OF this paper.
, 1881-08-06
LUT HEHAN CHUR G "a.

On Sunday the 18th inst 18th Sun
day after Trinity there will be
Divine Service for both congrega-
lions in Christiansted's Lutheran
Church.
, 1881-08-06
TR II N.

The undersigned Committee, in proceed
ing to discharge the duty entrusted to us,
viz. to revise the Communal Accounts for
st. CroIX for the financial year 1859, as
framed in the Ministry of Finances and
forwarded to the Council by the PreSiden-
cy's letter of Pad Augus last year No.
1870, agrceably to S65 OF the Colonial Law
and after having in the most efficient
manner possible gone through and eXa III
ined the data furnished to us, would beg
leave to make the following suggestions to
the Colonial Council.
We will review the different Statements
separately and will with:
THE REFEN LES.
The total sum of these Revenues is about
$12, 900 below the total sum entered on the
Budget, But it must be noticed that the
export duty has been sci 900 below the
sum estimated, which evidently is owing
to the Riots i'll 1878 and the after. cOnse-
quences thereof. AT the same time we
would beg TO point out, that the item
"tax on inheritances" shows an increase
of upwards of $4,000 and that the Import.
duty has also given a surplus of C. So, 1000.
Besides that, the items No. /, q, 3, & 4 un.
der 6 Direct Taxation" show a very consi.
derable revenue from arrears for the fore
going years, while the actual revenue for
the year 1877 was considerably below what
was calculated. We would therefore beg
to suggest, that in compiling the Drafts
of the annua Budgets, care be taken to
" having such considerable diScrepan-
Cies between the Sums entered in the
Drafts and the actual revenue and we
are of the opinion that it could be avoided
all the easier when the Drafts are framed
n = o,voI - 90 x~os1 @c H. on I0,
been the case in recent years. at the
time the Drafts are framed, it should be
supposed that the materials ought always
to be pretty much available.
We turn now to:
THE EXPENDITURE,
where we have TO note the following trans
greSSiOnS of the amounts allowed under
she Budget, viz:
sub Il i. for extra writing etc.$ 4I.9S
B /. I" travelling expen-
ses for the Cover.
SO
b 2. " salary to the
GOpyist in the
Upper Court. 13.41
D 2. " Office expenses &
for keeping hOr-
ses for policemen
in Christiansted. 1906
D 2. sc Office expenses for
the Judge & Re.
corder in. Frede-
riksted ......... 81.63
D. 4. " salary for the
Collector of Gus
toms in Christian.
sted. ........... 1l2.45
ID 4. 81 for hire of extra
--
Forward. .......... sS06.17.
, 1881-08-06

tacitly adopted that end Crown Member
Kslmer withdraws from the Council.
As the retired Member was Vicechair-
man. the Council proceeded to elect u
Vicechairman 10 his stead.
The result of the election was that 3rd
Crownmember (Fsber) was elected Vice
Chairman with II OF IA votes.
3rd CrowOmember (Fabet) rendered his
sincere thanks TO the Members for the
honour shrwn him.
The retired Member having furthermore
been elected one of the Committee 10
revise ST. Ctoix Communal Accounts for
1S7G-77, whose report has not been
received as yet, the Council next proceed
ed to elect another Member to revise the
Communal Accounts for 1S6o-67 along
with Member Lemmiug.
The result of Ihe election was that IA
tickets were received Paludan- Muller
had S, Willard 5, and ..Brulsy 4 votes q
new Tree election was held, when PaIudan-
Miller was elected with S Of II votes.
.. Discussion 90 the Report from the
Committee to revise st. Croix Communal
Accounts for 1S7S-79.
The Committee had rendered its Report
as lnlloWs =
m II 4 ~ n T 4 ~ n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-28

Order to show cause why decree Of dis
tribution should not be made.
On reading and fling the petition of
Joseph s. Rswlins and john d. Walker,
executor of the last will Of said deceased,
and praying among other things for an
order of distribution OF the residue of said
estate among the persons entitled,
1t is ordered, that all persons interested
10 the estate Of the said Henry Walker,
deceased, ba aud appear before the Pro-
bate Court, in and for the said County Of
Salt Lake, at the Court Room Of said
Court, in the County Court in said
County, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
July, 1881, st 10 o'clock am, then and
there to show cause why an order Of dis
tribution should not be made of the resi-
due Of said estate among the legatees OF
the said deceased, according to law.
1t is further ordered, thst copy ofthis
order, be published for three successive
weeks, once each week before the said
day Of 1881, in the SALT LAKE DAILY
HERALD, a newspaper printed and pub
lished in the said Salt Lake County.
Z. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
Dated June Goth, 1881.
c5 TBsnFTS Or SET OF HT n1tr. IS.
I'D. Bockholt, Clerk of the Probate
Court in and for the County ofSalt Lake,
in the Territory of Utah, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is full, true and cor
rect copy Of order to show cause why de-
cree of distribution should not be made
in the matter of the estate Of Henry
Walker, deceased, as appears Of record
in my Office.
x-@# In witness whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand aud
J SEAL. affixed the Seal Of said Court
this Goth day of June, a. ID.
D. BOCKHOLT,
ie22 Probate Clerk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-28

Goods will be offered at this Sale at Prices that
will effect Clearance Inside of Two Weeks.
Those wishing Choice Lots to Select
frcm should Call Early in
the Week. 81
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In the matter of the estate of Henry
Walker, deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, an and tor the
County Of Salt Lake, Territory Of
Utah.
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Order to show cause why decree Of dis
tribution should not be made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-09
rcrvnw Manufactures pays.

n,RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL. ESTATE N srRRy CouNTYm,,By
x,rtur Of q deed OF trust executed by X. ~ Pninps
- me a. trusfee. dated the LIST day or November,
1878 avd duly recorded IN The clerk. ofiee .. sur
ey ounty Court aud 10y direction OF the beneficiary
Ia ,s,d trust deed shall offer for sale st puoc auc-
lion, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH ID, 1881,
she following REAL EsTATE-viz
F,r.t. ATTRACT OF LAND n.ar Cabin Point, IN
snrry county wherein the said X. ID. Phillips Tor
sreriy re idcJ. containing l.g27 ACRES.
second. A TRACT OF 100 ACRES OF LAND
adjoining the first described tract.
THIRD. 4 TRACT OF "a ACRES w LAND aa-
Joining the 10O-scre tract above. -
Fourth. A TRACT OF 81 ACRES OF LAND sd-
ionng the ,g27. acre tract above.
INN. A TRACT Or 10 ACRES OF LAND adj
All of said lands having been conveyed IN the deed
of trust afo. esaid from The said X. ID. Phillips.
TERMS: $4,000 OF the purchase money VIII pe
reonred In cash the terms TO the residue VIII De
such RS may he agieed upon by the parties interest
ed. and wit be made known ON the day or sae.
J. y. RhMEY,. Trustee.
FEBRUARY 23, 1881.
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Editors Dispatch: Which Is the correc,
expses,ion 10 be used In seiter written
from staun,on TO Richmond. sna,i come
20 Richmond to see ycu." or :" sns" 20 W
Richmond 10 see your W.
Yours truly, D. W. ..
rst. Paul wrote from rhstppi 10 the 20
,,,,h,..s. "The rest will ! set In order
when ceme.''-I. Corr az, "a.
That was good English In the DAYS OF
I.mcs l., AID will no doubt appear in the
same words in the new revision Of the III.
bie1
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A, the reaucs, Of Mr.. Morri, Nelson, who intends
.am"vc RON the state, anJ has determined posi-
tyey 10 sell, will offer for safe upon the prei'
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16' 1881,
=, Az o'clock l.. NJ. that ELEGANT AMI
TIKsT-(LASS STOkE-FROPERTl above men,
iioncd qadjoising that OF james Thomas, Ego
which, for location aud al arrangement, cannon I've eS,
ceied nv any IN the city. The building Is hnisbcu
with iron ca,pings to all the Windows ana fes iron
shutters 10 the lower floors. and T. furnished win a
STORE FIXTUkEs, COUNTERS. sHtLNiN1,
sc. splendid culvert connections. and eNeryihn,s
complete The adjoining wall, extending BACK r,lt
entire depth of lot, belongs Ia this property. Int
LOT has front of about 26 feet on In street
aud runs back 1O5 feet 10 wide paved si,sv. GU
which opens the large Centre warchOuse OF MessTs
Hill, Ssinker 4 Watkins. ,--,... r.. "a,
This property was erected by Mr.. Nelson Tor MS
own n and occu IA ion, and no expense was spared
I'm lis construction make II fr>cass ia every re-
slect The DWELLING overhead contains eighl
large roosns 81 nicely pspeTed with the best OF
trance from The street. aud is furnished with Costly
gas fixtures spienoid marble mantels; bath-rooin
ciustts, stationary wardrobes, &C &c Tue whol'
ptoptriy Is a. thorough order through NJ. - .
Tbe attention Of all des'rin2 to purchase Iktl1
VALUABLE AND FlRST.CLASs STORE PRo
FERRY Is called 10 this sale ~ not Only us con
sirucion hat beng situated on that portion OF MaI
street which has always been, and is now conshereo
The very centre OF wholesale and reiaIf business
offers a rare chance for desirable investment III
every respect ,,. l., l
TFRME: Une foi,iih CASH the residue at SIX and
twelve months. the purchaser TO give notes Tor ING
deferred payments with G per cent. Interest addt a
and secure the same by a trusf-dHed.
mtg ROBERT y. LYME. Auc'ioneer.
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
BY Jno. 4. LauPhton. Jr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.


EIDUCIARIES' SALES OF HOUSE
IL HOLD FURNITURE. OlL.PAlNIiNGs'
CARPETS, &C.. AT hUCTION.-Hy erection OF
the a1minisirsirix OF Charlie, Biniord deceased
aud r. T. Tasb EXECUTOR, ;hai sell al my auctloh-
house, 1906 vain street., on
WEDNESDAY THE 9TH INSTANT,
mt 10 o'clock, several lois Of HOUSEHOLD FUR
Ni1URF. consisting of
/ HAIR. CLOTH IARLOR SUIT;
BRUSSELS and iNGRAIN CARPETS:
CHAIRS. TABLES SAFES, RtFRIG ORATORS:
i MAHOGANY IXrtNSiON-TABLE, 10 feet
oRKfxTEYsIoN DINING TABLE;
MATING FLOOR OiL-tIOIIi>;
MAHOGANY.and WALNUT HAT.RACkS;
sIDkBOARI1 MAHOGANY PiER'TA6LES-
marble tom: 1890
WALNUT EXTENSION HAIR-cLoTh SOFA
FENDtRs, CRoCRERY, KITCHEN FURNI-
TXCELiENT CoOKING-sTovEa and ApPUE'
JENANCEs: ~
A LOT or CARPETS and OlL.CLOTIiS belong
lug 10 the Commonwealth OF Virginia.
ALSO,
OLD OJL.PAINTINGS In GD.T FRAHES. pro.
nounced by con pstent judges TO be pictures oil
great merit.
The above sale Is remptory, and the aiticles are
JNO E. LAUGHTON. JR.,
mb8 AuciioUeer.
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by John =. Sampson & Brother,
successors to +. j. sampson.)
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
Hull street between Eighth and Ninth,
Manchester. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
~ FARM FIVE MILES FROM CHESTERFIELD
CUURTHOC>E-By virtue of Il decree of the Cir
cut Court of Chesterfield county entered on The
18th day Of November, 1878. in the case STYLED
Nuby's administrator rs Woods administrator. we
viii sell at public auction IN fropt of Chesterfield
County Courthouse, at O'Clock t. NJ. on
MONDAY, MARCH IA, 1881,
(court-day,l the LAND In the proceedings above
mentioned. containing SEVENTY ACRES, more or
less, living the leading from The Courthouse to
Midlothian pits, convenient 10 CHURCHES. mills and
schools.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs and expenses
Of sale: balance on credit OF one. Two, aud three
the purchaser 10 give his negotiable notes tor
the dt ierred payments with q per cent. inter ct
added from dav of SALE Ibe title retained until Il
conveyance is ordered by Tie Court.
CHARLES W. TURNER,
JAMES VI GREGORY,
NIL q SPECIAL Commissioner.
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BY W, 6O1din, Auctlo ceer,
coruer Eleventh and Bank streets.
By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estste Agent and Auclioneer,
1ll3 Main stseet.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW STOCK
Il BRICK RrSiDkNCE AND LARGE YARD
ON THE NORTH LINE or CLAY BETWEEN
TWENTY-sEvENTH AND TWENTY-EI6RTH
S,o, ' Nlr', ~, ~ ueea OF must
daied october az. ] $40. and recorded In Richmosd
Chaneery Court. Deed Book Il5 A. page 23O, aGd
where's default has been saadc 10 the bond theresa
secured. and beins quired 80 20 DO VIC will sell,
FRIDAY. MACH llTs.
~ O'Clock T. NJ on The premises. the REAL ES-
TATE described Ia SAT- deot, as follow: That
certain LOT OF LAND ~ The city or ynchmond.
Win improvements iLereo' - The nofes side OF
Gay street between Twenty sSenlh sna Twenty.
sien'h streets fronting on Cha street AZ ioct ana
iunninR back l65 feet"
TERMS: cash a. TO expense of 50 e and 10 9g of
NOE OF sl.z7l.65. Oiher terms NAV &c an
nonhced at sale. H. e. q. HARTMAN.
JULIUS STHAUSk, .f.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
y. THOMPSON BROWN, Auetioneer. nh 8
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INsURANCE COMPANIES.

CTA1EMENr OF RESULTS
PAID.UP Ten YEAR LIFE POLICIES
issued by The
NORTHW k>TERN MUTUAL.
LIFE-IN-URANCE COMPANY.
No. SASS Issued December, 1864 age. thirty four.
ABRAHAM LEVY, RICHMOND. VA.
MT COST OF $1,000 insurancc............ sI22 ~
Cash dividend paid December, lsSp.,.... 81 IA
No.20,7i5, Issued February. ls67.
pR j. l.. VI. CURRY, RCHMoD. VA.
NET COST of $4,000 insurance ", ! - 20
cash dlyideLd paid February, lssl.,... lOZ ~
Mods 735. issued Sept'ber. 1869: age, thrly-one.
}. j. BiLIsOLY. PORTSMOUTH, VA
NET COST of - 900 insurauce........" sl,I22 ~
Cash dividend payable sep ember. 1881, 62 go
No. 1898, issued Sepl'ber, 1869 axe, twentyfUuT'
JOSHUA LEVERtSG, BALTIMORE. MD.
NET COST OF $4,000 insuriuce.,......:. slf!I w
cash dividend payable september, 1851, o3 80
TEN.YEAR LIFE POLICIES paid UP IN TEN
YEAESl CONTINUE TO PAY DIVIDENDS DURING
LIFE AND TWO DIVIDENDS AFrER DEATH.
For luther Information address
JOHN Il. CARY state Agent,
1918 Main STREET, Richmond. Va.
DRJS. II. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
mn 4-F.Su& WtAp5
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-At the
N same time and place shall OFF for sale al pub
Inc auction ALL OF THE IF RSONAL PROPER-
TY belonging TO The estate OF The said H. d. fhi'-
lipe. decreased.
TERMS: will he made known on that day.
j. Y. BAMEY. Administrator.
prpyr,,xoa 1881 re27
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ROCKS. STATIONERY, &c.

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BY II. seldom Taylor,
successor to James NJ. Taylof.& sonJ
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh. and Bank street.

WHAT DESIRABLE VACANT LOT.
i WITH A LARGE LOT OF BRlCks. J0isT,
On. IoCATED on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
FRANKLiN STREET. FOUR DOORS WEST OF
SEVENTEENTH STREET AND ADJOINING
THE STORE or l.. CONSANI, ESQ FOX SAL T.
AT ACCTION.-At the request OF the owner, ]
will proceed TO sell at pubic auction, upon the
premises, on
MONDAY. MARCH IA, 1881.
al O'Clock l.. W.. the property as above located
The If fronts g. IL by aboui 90 feet and is within
a half square Of the Old M'rket, which rc"dcr' Ii
sui able for any kind of bu iness.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance at SIX and
lively months for negotiable nore', With Interest
added and secured nv decd Of trust.
mh4 II. SELDOM TAYLOR. hucilOneer
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nEaI ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

HNHAT VERY VALUABLE REAL N
j STATE. NEAR THE SECOND MAR ii
KET. At THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAR
SHALL AND SEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE.
Al the request of the executors. offer for sale his
truly va 'uabc REAL ESTATE, having thereon he
large and costly residence formerly occHpied 6y The
late Dr. Beverly K. Wexford. Ih, lot la, front of
IS feet, and depth of lao feet 10 wide paved al.
ley. By using the Large quantity OF bricks and her
materials. seven or eighi DfiCk stores and dwellings
fronting on Narshsii ard also OH seventh street
could be creced. as TO make the investment PRO-
diaby one as houses IN that locality are In good de-
maud,
pri Ia roo ,,ahIe ami term. al com UiOiaiiny.
AnnIy 10 ". GOnDI\.
min g. II Real Estate Auc!iOucer.
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by Sutton 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionetrs,
HOS Main street.

TOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Il N THE WESTERN PORTION OF TIE CITY
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON-We will offer for sale
at pubic auction. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Q, 1881.
ut AZ O'clock Z. NJ, those FOUR BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS fronting 174 feet each on the
s0u'h side of MaTshall between Graham and Han
cock streets, aud running back las feet 10 wide
alley ia the rear.
Thee lots are beautifully situated for building.
and be Ing in local. that irapidly improving ana
BUILDING up. should make them attractive TO per-
sons S, eking good anu profitable investments.
TERMS: Al tale. SUTTON Co"
NH AuctiODeerS.
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arCTTcr sALE.-rusnrs Davs.
ny Robert u. Lyme,
Rrs, Estate Auciioneer,
1919 Main street.

vTERY VALUABLE AND TRULY
FIRsT.CLAsS
moN-sRoNT STORE PROPERTY, NO. 1926
SITUATED on THE SOUTH LINE
OF MAIN BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS.
WITH AN ELEGANTLY-ARBAN6ho AM
MopERNLY.coNsTRUC
Unwilling OVERHEAD NOW 0CCUPifD
AND OWNED ny
Mr.. NORRIS NELsoN,
FOX SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-09
SEED, &c.

DELIABLE SEEDS.-PHILADEL,
IL PHGA EXTRA EARLY PEAS. 50 per bushe
Zine stock: CANADA EXTRA EARLY PEAS
$3.50 per bu,hel; SPRlNG kAIE. ,isht pounds
tor 81: CLOVER-S SEED. ORCHARD GRASS
KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS, Mixed LAWN
GRASS, &c. send for price.li,t.
I. W WOOD, Seed Merchant
fe ls-im 4l9 sixth street, Richmond, Va