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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-01


nANKRtTPTCY-THE STOCK OF A
Is NEW YORK WHOLESALE IMPORTING
uorfsE AT AUCTfON-INP0RTANT TO III
TRADE AND PUBLIC-LARGE BANkRuPI
SALE OF DRY G0ODs-vvER 100000
yopTft or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS AT AUCTION AT THE LARGE AND
SPACIOUS STORE, 1907 MAIN STREET, Or
PosITE POST-OFFICE, RICHMOND 'A'
COMMENCING ION
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1881,
and CONTINUING EvEia 6r DAY until ''''N .
/. ,,roe CONSIGNMENT of Foreign aud Domestic DRY
CoodA consisting OF WESI or EN6LNSSnD
WRENCH, and GERMAN BROAD, and MAX
ROW CLOTHS OF all shades and eolors; ~-,,,
FRENCII, ENGLISH, and SCOTCH fAN0i
TwEEDS aud CAs5lNERESi raor-rvsrrx
FUEAiSyKk MC esGGqqS%dnlh nna hs GksTISG,
Also scoTc fTENCn, and G GERM AsI p sN5
OTTOMAN, REAL CAMEL'S HAlk ana
other Fashionable and desirable SltA On.
SWISS, NOTTINGHAM, and TAMBOuK LACE
DRfss GOODS N1js' IN great variety such as HEAVY
BLACK aud COLORED SILKS, SAIrddN,s III,
SATIN DE Lyons IRis lp snd y o ssST FEN
c;LoTus. CHsHMEREs, sERGEs, AL
PACAs, EMPRESS CLOTHS, &C. oss cir =
very rich and rare sSs3rsTeent % anG FINE
PLUSH SUlTINGS: o.. c,,,,.,, ron
PRINTS, BLEACHEDa dUNILEAChEDOol-
TON, from one 10 three yards vide rn,c,N,
A large line of ENGLISH and AMERICAN
BLANkETs, FLANNE1LaSSi,, Ih;ASH pYlrrs9 H n1u
GENrLEMEN'S and CIilLDhENS NJ
MARsEH,LES and TURKISH QUILTS ana
variety of other goods too numerous 70 inedt,Pn
Sale 10 continue from day 10 day until thc entire
stock a. sold The whole 20 be sold without re-
scIye in lots 10 suit ALL for cash. The above large
and weiI-seected stock must be sold regardless ol
price In order to make prompt settlement VIII"
sales commercially at 10 a. VI. and 2:3O and
''"V Us oc 22-lm
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rorcibIe Vaccination in Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 30.-Thc crusade
against the smallpox, which is very preya-
lent in the densely-pOpulated wards in the
northwestern portion Of the city, was be-
gun in earnest to-day. At 3 O'Clock
Health Commissioner DeWolfe took n
detachment OF police and went to
81. Pauls Catholic Cathedral and vac
cinated the entire congregation. At
the same hour DR.. Garrett, with
another detachment Of police, visited
St. Stanislaus church, where the whole
congregation were compelled TO undergo
the vaccine process. The rapid spread Of
the disease in this part OF the city il at
tributed to the popular superstition against
vaccination. The few non-attendants Of
the church were later visited at their
houses. Thirteen hundred vaccine points
were used to-day. Five new eases and four
deaths wero reported yesterday, making
12l cases this month.
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The Secretary announced communica-
ton from the President Of the Self-Adlust-
ing, Back-Action Rhetorical Society, OF
Syracuse, n. Y, inviting the Linc-Kin
Club TO combine efforts with it this winter
for the purpose OF encouraging rhetoric
among the colored people.
"While we wish dc Society well, wo
can't lend il any aid in dat direction"
replied the President rs he softly scratched
his ear. "DOOrin de comm winter one
poun' Of meat will go furdcr among our
people dan ten poun's OF rhetoric. When
de old man RenbottOm comes ODER to my
house TO say dat he am out % wood an dc
baby has froze his toes, he can't be turned
off wild rhetoric. Rhetoric might enable q
colored man to surround his eXpreshuns
and cnnunciuShuS wild a diyisibility OF
criticism such as no potentates cm carni-
yerous for de disappointed spectacle, but
could we charge any mo- fur whiewashin',
or would we lie richer at de eand of dc
y'ar!"
The Rev. Penstock slowly and solcmnly
arose, wiped the back Of his neck with .
senatorial flourish, ana said:
at am my opinyun dat We need mo-
rhetoric among Us. De ACCESSIBILITY Oh"
"Do you peal from de decishun of de
ch'rl" Interrupted the President.
"No, sab. My intenshun was to Illus
trate dc"
"Brudder Penstock will please sot down (!
Dis club has decided to take pork instead
Of rhetoric"
The following letter was then read:
"N0RTOLK, Va, October lG, ISL
Brother gardner; Dear Sir,-It il held hv
Professor Rooney, Judge judge He Poker, the
Hon. Cadaver Siivers, and other eminent
colored men in this city, that investing in
lottery tickets has Il pernicious effect.
Please give US your plumb opinion on this
question. Very truly,
"COT. SAM. STAYBACK."
"De ideah OF buyin' lottery ticket, as
understan' it," slowly replied the Prcsi-
dent, cam for de purpose Of drawin' S20,-
0G0 an settlin' down in q brick house. 1t
seems to me dat ii l should buy lottery
ticket an draw sich sum | wouldn't be q
mite afeard Of de pernicious bizness. II l
should buy ticket an fail TO draw any
thing-dats a different matter. II would
come mighty handy TO kick dc dog an
upset de table as soon rs l got home !;
an 'spect dat would come under the head
OF pernicious. Oar it am, you see. On
one side we hev $4,000 an a whoppin' ole
time. On de odder we dOan draw IA cent
an 90 home an kick de roof off de cabin.
IL am which an tOther, you see, an
reckon dat de safest way am to let dc lot
terry bizness slide an buy cheap chance in
a rattle fur q goose. "-Detroh Free Press.
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The Terrible Experience of u Poor
Young Man.

ST. LOUIS, October 30.-Miss Carrie Till
man, the daughter OF wealthy family,
left her home with Henry Dubourg, who
has been in the employ OF Mr. Tillpcn.
The flight became known within 81 hour.
aud Tillman, saddling horse and taking
a shotgun, started in pursuit. The angry
father came in sight OF the fug1tiyes on
the road to an outlying village known rs
Spanish Pond. As soon as he got in range
he raised the gun TO his shoulder and
Tired. His horse, which was only half
broken, reared and threw him, spraining
his ankle. He heard his daughter scream.
and the next moment the buggy came TO
grief against wayside tree, knocking of
one OF the wheels. The two lovers hastily
disentangled themselves from the wreck
and made for the woods, leaving the old
gentleman to take care OF himself. AS
soon as the pair got well out OF sight in the
woods they made detour and walked
steadily till nightiall, avoiding all the
houses they saw, and finally putting
up for the night at school-house,
the door OF which Dnbourg forced open.
The gun fortunately had only been loaded
with bird-shot; otherwise both the lady
and her companion would have been badly
hurt. As it was, she got one pellet In the
shoulder, and he could account for four or
five in his back. Dubourg kept watch and
ward at the door OF the sehool-house all
night. In the morning he went TO neigh
boris house, secured ski1, and with the
girl crossed the river aud caught the morn
ing's train for Chicago.
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A Scene in the supreme Court.

One Of the justices Of the Supreme Court
says that recently the doorkeepcr was forced
TO arouse q male visitor TO the court who
fell fast asleep while in one Of the seats
allotted to visitors. Observing this, one Of
the justices said TO Chief-Justice Waite,
81 say, Waite, do you know what John
said to that man when he swoke him 2"
"No," said Judge Waite. "Fll tell YOU"
said the other, ''what he ought to have
said, and that is that no one is allowed to
sleep during the session Of this court eX-
cept the justices on the BENCH
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ITorsp-p asrrns, Hrvnr COUNTY, va,

~ October "a, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: Dear slrs,--W nen -
note due dated November SOth ana pay
able three months after date! By answer
ing the above through the columns OF your
paper Won viii obllgc reader OF the D'S-
f II. A. scHooLHIELD.
FFebruary 18th, we should say, as our cor
respondent evidently means to exclude tho
three days Of grace. Including these, three
days later.1
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POI EAST MAIN STREET,
Ocfnhnr IL 1891.

To ~Aniiquq," in the Dispatch Of la@'
Dear sir,-will you give me you ait
thority for the spelling Of Matoika" IN
your article "An Old Richmond Land,
mark? myself bear the name in line OF
descent, but have no positive authority Tor
the spelling. My relatives, Judge John
Robertson, deceased, and Mr.. Wyndham
Robertson, approve the spelling that ! llse'
Respectfully yours, MAToAcA "Ai'
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Auciioneer,
Orlce EleNnnth and Bank strects.


TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME
4 BRICK DWELLING, AND ABOUT ONE
HUNDRED LOTS ATTACHED. on CHURCH
PARK. IN FULL VIEW OF RICHMOND, CIlES-
TERiELD, MANCHESTER, &C.-At the request
Of Mcssrs. ". GOddln, j. II. Guy, and Alexander
H. Sands. trustees respectively In three certain
deeds Of trust from Mr.. David Anderson, Jr., aud
wife aud Others, daily recorded In iienrlcO County
Court, shall, In execution thereof, proceed 70
sell at public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1851.
or fair; IL not, on the first fair day thereatterJ
commencing at O'Clock Z. VI. the LARGE AND
WELL-BUiI.T BRICK DWELLING located al
the corner Of Broad and Thirty-siNth streets, now
in The occupancy Of 1Ir. Anderson, containing
nine rooms, exclusive Of kitchen. I'm pretty good
repair. and insured I'm the Mutual Assurance for
f2.OsO me-. The LOT has on 1t several fruit and
shade-trccs. with q well OF delightful water
After the sale # the dwelling the ADJOINING
LOTS, embracing about loo In number, accord
Ing to the plat If survey 81 be exhibited at the
sale. will be sold.
Now that the ChimhOraZO Park is approaching
completion. with It's handsome walks and shade
trees, and with access to Il by Broad street. u Is
believed that no property now on the market
offers such specuatiy" advantages rs this does.
As the properly viii positively be sold bidders
are specially invited 10 attend.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance N SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes. Interest
added, aud secured by decd OF trust.
Trustees in the FIRST deed
W. GODDIN and J. II. GUY,
Trustees iu the second deed,
ALEXANDER H. SANDS,
&C 25 Trustee in the third deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-01

1t Is carrying things a little too far when
a bald-hcaded man attempts TO cover the
top OF his head with hair grown away
down on the side Of his neck. --BoSton
Times.
The milkmen arc human, for an Hibernian
assures rs that "they have their weak
p'ints. - YonkerS Statesman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-01

BuRNETT's COCAINE PROMOTES TUE
GROWTH OF THE HAIR and renders it
dark and glossy. II holds in liquid form
. large proportion Of deodorized CocoASUT
On, prepared expressly fer this purpose.
No other compound possesses the peculiar
which so exactly suit the various
conditions Of the human hair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-01

Editors of Dispatch: paid my poll-tax
Yesterday. Was informed ut the revenue
office Oh { it was only necessary for. me 10
show my receipt at the polls to vote, as u
was not absolutely necessary to register.
am Informed cannot vote, ~ ] have not
registered. How il this? Please answer
SUBSCRIBER.
You cannot vote.
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PATRICK COURTHOUSE, VA,
A.-I.o,. 40 1901


Editors Dispatch: How Is bicycle pro-
nouncedi Docs "y" have the same sound
as in "dry," or Is it like "t" in :" icicIe I"
WEBSTER.
The former, as I'm biennial, bi-coior, &c.
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30 2. NJ, TREIGHT, daily cyccII sunday
- HEN DOAl I-N a L l. l. Y
> RAILROAD.
TIE ONLY ROUTE TO THE
CANERNS or LJHAT.

The Luray cave and Hotel Company have noe
tined this company tlat they have introduced t1,
ELECTRIC LIGHT
INTO the Caycrns. aud they are now daily iiiumi-
mated by the aid Of THIS powerful agent.
NO OTHER HLUMNATOR BEING
ADEQUATE
70 penetrate the ohscuritcs OF thc-c f.,f .1if,r-
raucan halls and grotios 90 O. pr p,ry reveal ii'
MAGNIFICENT OENAMENIAIiON.
No similar Cayerns are known ,.cWh,rc 10
Cayerus have ever before tCc4 Illuminated Iy tc
aid Of electricity.
The effects produced fully Looi t.c antcil .il.h
and are maryci!0uriy lctut.iu.. Irrcu'iht 20 i.'
Owe Visions which have lceu lcrlf. O. rc uulitila-
Die. .
No extra charge Is MADE ior tlc 3D. niuha.tol ~
Tie Electric Light, ard Dl..r- -ic lAlhl-.,H A'''
as usual.
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By x. Il. Chanin & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF TEN ACRES OF
"A LAND, WITH NICE DWELLING AND
HANDSOME GROUNDS, ALSO, VERY EN-
TENSIVE AND COMPLETE OUT-BUILDINGS,
ON TIE MEtIlANISVILLE TURNPIKE
ABOUT ONE AND 4 HALE MILES FROM
THE CITY, ADJOINING THE BEAUTIFUL
PROPERTY OF JOHN b. DAVIS, ESQ.-At the
rcquest of llr. Henry Brlel, We viii sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1881,
at Q O'Clock Z. NJ, his BEAUTIFUL and DE-
SIRAIiLE LITTLE FARM, located Is above de-
scribed.
THIS Place Is highly improved and very valuable
and being 30 near the city makes II . very acsira-
bic home
Immediately after We will SELL
3 Lsgd q EXCELLENT CATTLE Il cows and
hcifersj
| FAMILY HORSEl
FARMING IMPLEMENTS consisting Of WAC
ON, &C., &c.
TRIMS: Very liberal, and announced ut sale.
r. b. CHAFFlN 4 CO., Auctoneers.
POSTPONEAlENT.
The above postponed on account Of the rain 10
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1881,
st2P.M. II. u. CIIAFFlN & CO.,
mol AuctlOnecrs.
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GALE FVALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- IN SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY.-Wilbes sold
on tue premises, on the
22D OF NOVEMBER, 1881,
the FARM formerly belonging 10 James Holmes,
deceased. situated within four miles Of Franklin
said FARM contains Gal ACRES, is well tim
bered. and admirably adapted TO the production Of
peanuts cotton, corn, &C.; has comfortable
dwelling of Six rooms, and al the necessary out
houses.
FOR further information apply 10 ,..,-
oc 16 Franklin, southampton.
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ONLY FIVE HUNDRED VIRGINIA
EARNS AND MILLS FOR SALE,

which we wager $1,000 Is larger number than
any other agent or agents have contracts 10 sell.
We have 500 contracts on file In our office for In
specton which docs not Include tie Large quantity
OF city property, such as STORES, DWELLINGS,
and VACANT LOTS for s1e.
Our facilities for showing property are ample
and uncqualed, we keep SIX horses and four
vehicles for the purpose without charge.
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE
Write or call for lG-pagc, free, VirgiRid Real
Estate Journal II. Il. CHAfFlN 4 CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AnctiOnecrs,
oc l3-2Ot Main aud Tenth streets.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
1113 Main street.
Richmond. Va.
AN ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLEs
IA FRAME COTTAGE. WITH LOT 90 J! ~ go w
FEET IN THE pLAN 0k KITS ri; TIiE
IfTY, AND NEAR TIE SHOPS or TIE IiiEiSS,xS-
PEAkE AND ONO RAILROAD cOn a -, ~, I |,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-Wc shall sell W auc-
ton, ON the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1881,
at 4:3O o'clock II. NJ, the aboye-mentioned NALu-
ABLE COTTAGE DWELLING, containing iour
rooms, detached kitchen, new wood. ana COAL
houses, &c., all IN nice order and well OF hhe"
The iot has front Of co feet on the west line OF
Bryan street, and depth Of III feet 10 an aiiey
The pleasant and helthful location of this pro-
pefty aud It's convenience To The operatives OF tic
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company rendefh
very desirable.
Terms: Liberal, and announced at sale
w. II. LYME & CO.,
no 1-Tu. W FSSa4t Auctioneers.
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NOTICE TO MANCHESTER TAN
~ PAYERS.

All persons paying the last half OF their CITY
AND SCHOOL TAX ON or before NOVEMBER
1sr VIII he entitled % rebate Of 5 per cent. on
the said half Of The clay tax. To all bills remain
Ing unpaid after November 30th there viii lie
added s pcr cent.
The STATE TAX Is now ready for collection,
aud 10 all said taxes unpaid after November 3Oth
there will be added per cent:
j. w. BR0NAU6H, Jn.,
Oc 22-tnol Treasurer City of Manchester
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~ Joseph il. Houscworth, Auctionetr.


rT,RUSTEE'S SALE OF MONTPELIER,
II THE HOME OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY. FA.--ln execution OF the
deed OF trust from the late Thomas j. Carson 10
Philip y. Fry aud Lewis II. Williams, for the benz
ent OF David Graham, deceased, dated August l.,
1857, and recorded IN the clerks ONCE or Orange
County Court the Undersigned, executor OF Lewis
Is. Williams, deceased, who WAS surviving trustee
in said deed being thereto required BY the present
benenclares I'm said trtlst-deed, will sell by auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1881.
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed By
said deed, known rs "MOSTPLLlER, situated
in orange county, Va, Immediately on the line Of
the Virginia Midland railroad, four miles wet OF
Orange Courthouse, Va, aud containing l,O6St
ACRES. ,
The land Is Of good quality, well watered aud
tlinbercd. The improvements consist OF LARGE
BRICK DWELLING with fourteen rooms, COM
maudinK a magnificent view OF the Blue Ridge
m0untains; together with all the necessary OUT
buildings. The grounds cover some 40 acres, and
are very handsome. This would make A most de-
lgltfui summer residence. me stock-farin, or
could be converted into pleasant summer resort.
TERMS: Cash 10 pay costs Of executing the trust
and balance secured by deed-say $4,000; and as
b. residue, upon credit Of one aud two years. the
purchaser o. give bonds FER the deferred payments,
bearing interest from date, and secured by deed or
trust ON the land.
For further information, address the undersigned
at Orange Courthouse, Va. -
Executor Of Lewis Is. Williams, deceased.
OF TgvlG MI
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MONDAY, OcroBgr 81, lesl,

at 81 o'clock u. ~. az fair; If not. on the first fir
day thcroafter.l the following REAL ESTATE, on
a part Of which the said IlallOck nov resides ON
this part there are ample buildings for tile use OF
large fanly, and IN excellent orchard Of choice
fruit trees, Including vineyard. The land IS very
fertile, and Is well adapted for vegetables Sc. The
property will be divided into several parcels, ac-
cOrlng TO pat5 20 be exhibited al the Time Of sale
IL has a front on the east limo Of Iweniy-ninth
street Nf 34G feet, on the west line Of 1hrticth
street Of SOC feet, on the east line Of Ihirtieth
street Of 3S4l feet. and a front on the west line
Thirty-frst street Of 372H feet.
The special attention OF capitalists and others IS
called to his SALE the property only about 800
yards from the city limits, with beautiful streets
leading to II.
Whilst the deeds require cash sale, yet IL Is
prObsble that the creditor will consent 10 liberal
terms Of cash and credit being given TO the pur-
chascrs. ". 81 LEI,
Trustee In iirst deed;
W. l.. COWARDlN,
Trustee in the second and third deeds.
II
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REAE, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TIIE BEAUTIFUL FARM AND&
L COUNTRY SEAT ON TIE EAST LINE L.
OFTHE A1ECuANICSYlLLE TURNPlhE,IM O
MILES EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE OR
RkNT.-This beautiful aud attractive place, To-
Gated as above, recently occupied by Mr.. John
Wright, containing 65 acres, with ample buildings
for the accommodation OF large family, Is fer sale
at reasonable price, or Il will be rented 10 carte
ful tenant. Apply at once 10 W. GODDiN,
no l-eod4t Real Estate AuctiOnecr.
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POSTPONEMENT.
Owing to the Indictment weather the above sale
has been postponed until
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1881,
at o'clock A. VI. r. HOLIlNGtR.
no l-2t II. {. G. r.
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by George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer,
lOO5 Bank street.
Dy W. Goddin. Auctionccr,
corner Eleventh an6IIank streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARG +
L AMOUNT OF BEAUTIFUL REAL ESTATE,
WITH COMFORTABLE BUlLDINGs On 4
PART THEREOF, ON CHURCH HILL, Ell-
BRAClNG THE GREATER PART OF THE
SQUARE BOUNDED BY TWENTY NINTH,
ThIRTlETII, T, AND u STREETS, AND TIE
SQUARE BOUNDED BY TIiIHTlETli, T. AND
USTREETS.-By virtue of three certain deeds Of
trust executed by Captain Ebcnczor liallOck and
wife-thc first TO y. NJ Lee, trustee, bearing date
18th December, 1879 the second % ". H..
1875 and tho bird 10 W. l.. COwardin, trustee,
bearing date 10Th April, 1881, all Of which deeds
are duly recorded In llenncO County C0urt-we
shall, in execution thereof, offer for sale, on the
prcIni. es, on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-01
BY George +. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0ncer,
1908 Bank street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE
4 LOT, WITH SMALL FRAMED DWELL
ING THEREON. SITUATED on TEMPLE
STREETS.-By virtue of 4 deed Of trust from j.
NJ. LOcknain and wife TO me as trustee, bearing
date October q, 1850. and If record IN the clerk
Office of HcnrlcO County Court, ID. u. 100, page
34S. default having been made In the payment OF
tie note therein secured, and by request Of tie
beneficiary. 1 viii offer for sale al auction, upon
the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3,1SSl,
ut o'clock T. NJ, the PROPERTY described In
said deed. rs follows: Fronting 50 feet ~ inches
on the wet line Of Temple street. between Harvey
and Dover streets, running back l71a feet 70 an
alley feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as 20 4 note Of 5000, with Interest
from October Q, 1881, and expenses Of sale; The
balance upon such terms rs the said j. NJ. Lock-
main may direct -
90 % Trustee
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QUIET SyRvBs and bAlmy sleep IN HoP BIT
TIERS, Tor sloepless ladies and lnvalids.
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GID ANDOLPH HOUSE" AND 9TH
~ ER VALUABLE FARIVILLE PRO

L ER VALUABLE FARHNlLLL IltO-
PERTI FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-On
TUESDAY TIE 15THOF NOVEMBER, 1851,
we will sell at public auction. on the premises, the
following VALUABLE REAL ESTATE In tic
town Of Farmyillc: ...
!. 1.-THE RANDOLPH HOUSE" 4 LARGE
AND CONVENIENT HOTEL situated near thc
Norfolk and Western railroad depot. This Is 4
very large brick hOusc-built for an hotel and adj
mlr7tbly arranged for tie purpOsc-With all neccs-
sary Out-hulldings and lots attached. For p1rtcu-
lars see hand-bills. This Is TIE principal, and,
Indeed, we believe, the only hotel In farmylle.
=. LARGE AND COMMODiOUS PRIV ATE
RESIDENCE occupied by Colonel Il. A. Booker
for description Of which see hand-bills.
3. VACANT LOT adjoining above.
Colonel R. 4. Booker. Of Farmyille, VIII show
this property 10 any desiring 10 see IL, aud VIII
answer any Inquiries n regard thereto, as viii also
the undersigned. We sell a. commissioners I'm The
cause Of HOrner and wife rs. Selden and others
under decree If the CorpOratlOhCouu for tic city
Of Lynchburg.
TERMS Twenty per cent. cash; and residue on
n credit Of six twelve, eighteen and twenty -four
months, the purchaser giving bonds, with APP
proved personal security. bearing interest from
date. TlIONNS j. hllhPAlklAhi
CHARLES VI BLACkFORD,
Oc 22-2awtds Commissioners.