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uroxession has been rudcly dismissed, and
iae door he has for years entered as that oil
1Is own home has been shut In his face,
Iceause OF his failure 10 cure the sick man.
Oflcious neighbors have insinuated that
something important had been neglected
Inv the doctor: that Mr.. Jones, with ex-
a,tIy the same disease, had been cured ~
Ir Brown. and that 1t was great pity
that he nr. Brown) had not been called IN
consultation I'm time; that IL might be well
n another case a serious Illness occurred
IN the family 10 call IN DR.. Brown, who
was n most wonderful man in his probes
ZION Many a sore and weak-minded
woman has listened to this milk-and-water
reasoning. and paTted with one 81 her dear
est friends. AZ The same time doing by her
evamnIe Mi that she could possibly do to
dou,are the professional character Of this
friend. Shame on such treatment as THIS 7.
In many cases this sad mistake would nave
been avoided had PcSt-1aOr'em TeNealeu
Tho FACT tl,af The case was perfectly iucura-
blc-tlrt cancer or some other mc'Taoie
disease had cut the "silNer cord.
But promised u "few words" only on
the subject. and must hasten to conclude.
Let intelligent people understand ihat
sometimes Il is impossible to say certainly
what is the real nature OF the disease, ana
therefore what is the remedy. In The
weekly DMertuary Reports OF this city
there arc a aumber Of cases in when the
"causc OF death Is very uncertain IN
many eases am satisfied II Is 'llkA0UA. III
Is very easy 30 sag what man died OF, Dut
10 Is,6,r II is another question The Cero-
ner Of our city will agree with me on this
subject. In his line OF duty he can only
a,tsess i'm some eases. II is true there are
some men in our profession who " know
everything" bTt those who have long prac-,
ticed their profession and closely observed
are frank 10 confess that very much Is 'ili-
known. This confession should increase
confidence rather Than diminish it. one
of ihe most intelligent men ever met WIN
said 10 me some wears ago, when | inquired
what had he done for himself before send
ing for me, replied, "What could doE II
YOU doctors are so often puzzled, how can
/ be expected to know anything ?
Yours, n. Is. l.
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Post.MOrtems-The Value. and the
Prejudice Against Them.

Editors Dispatch As the public is al
most as much interested in pOSt-m0rtem eX-
aminatiOns rs the medical profession, ask
for a small space in your widely-circulated
journal for few words on this subject,
suggested by the sad events of the past few
DAYS.
During the Illness OF the President num-
berless criticisms were made by medical
men as well rs others on the want OF
skill in the attending surgeons in not eX-
tracing the bali, and, rs they affirmed,
thereby relieving the noble sufferer OF both
pain and death. Had no pOSt-mortem been
made, these structures on the profession
would have been intensified, and perhaps
the family of the deceased would have never
been satisfied that skill and science had
done all that was possible.
There have been, and perhaps ever will
be, diseases and injuries inflicted upon the
human frame the exact nature of which
cannot in life Misunderstood. Nothing but
apoSt-mortem viii reveal the great secret.
In medicine and surgery we want facts,
and all the facts. These facts are important
in every way. They teach caution and
prudence, correct cOnccits, and often sat
isiy the doctor and the friends Of the sick
that all that skill and affection could do had
bCth hOnts NlldN uCIAu WAS lltAllADip,
This Is a most comforting reflection; be-
yond the value OF money. Many a life has
been embittered, and doubtless shattered,
by the belief that something was neglected
or the patient would have recovered.
have been an advocate, in long prac-
tice, for pOSt-mOrtemS in all cases where the
cause of death was not evident, and have al.
most, IL not in every case, been prOfited
Sometimes the relief has been ineXpressi-
BILE. But, strange 10 say, more opposition
is met with from the educated classes as a
rule than from the ignorant. Some doctors
fear TO even hint the subject ip certain
circles, forgetting that In the death OF all
greatly distinguished people where oh
security existed a pOSt-mOrtem is the rule
and not the exception.
A very little reflection il only necessary
10 satisfy any intelligent person that an in
cisiOn with knife into dead body hasten
ing 10 decay Is no indignity. The gentle
hand OF the kind physician who has 30
anxiously studied every feature OF the ease
for weeks could take no pleasure i'm such a
work. The only oliec. Is TO benefit the
living. II
corruption, earth, and worms"
await the friend so late I'm life, may not the
medical friend De allowed 10 learn a lesson
for the living, especially rs no trace scarce
Iy OF the examination will be left on the
body.
Many doctor Of long experience In his
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

OFFICE VA. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY !
September 80, 1881.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
otlce until OCTOBER Thu, IL NJ, for furnishing
the society with the following:
IA TOM l2,24Q pounds per toni BALED
TIMOTHY HAY:
ESQ BUSHELS lS2 pounds per bnsheD SHELL
ED OATS;
1000 POUNDS SHiPSTTFF:
100 BUSHELS uNBOLTED MEAL:
1000 POUNDS BRAN;
100 BUSHELS SIlELLED CORN;
10 Tons i2,24O pounds per toni BALED
STRAWs
4 TONS FODDER;
the whole % be of the best quality, and % be deiy-
cred 10 The Forage Master on The Fair-Grounds as
follows: one third October IL IN: balance nj such
times and In such quantities as may be ordered by
the Secretary.
The society reserves the right 10 turn back 1.-THE
cost Of hauling 10 fall the cOntractOTl any and
ali forage remaining at the close Of the Fair al the
prices charged, and 10 reject any aud all bids.
WILLIAM w. FINNEY,
&C 30-lw Secretary and Treasurer.
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by Gfubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auetioneers'
Eleventh street between MAIN ana BANK

V'HE TRULY-DESIRABLE TliREE-
i STORY BRICK RESIDENCE No: 1908
FAST MARSHALL STREET AT ADCIlOS;-
IIy request Of Mr.. John &. SPOTS We wiz sth y!
auction, upon the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER STH,
at O'Clock r. ", the HANDSOME REsiDhNCL
Occupied by him, situated ~ above - 81.
n was btiIt for private use, and no expenc or
Mains were spared 10 make IL perfect n every ue-
tail of plan. snish, and appearance. , .o,,.
tains a hall aud two dlulug-rOOms, connected Dy
aiding doors with two china-presscs Ia each room
extending from floor 10 ceiling. , 49,.
THE FIRST FLOOR has a vide hsll ana TWO
snlrndId pzrlOrs. with large library Attached;
'TUF SECOND ELOOR has two large CHAMBERS
With closets aud two small chgmbersj ana q lArBe
bathroom with fireplace, and fonr hheh-prcsses.
THE THIRD FLOOR has two large ana one
TIE back porch o1tends two stories above the
basement. - L.
with stationary tubs for hot and cold water; ser
wants rooms; greenhouse with furnace; brlck
stable with three stas aud space for two carriages
and bostler's room. . -, a., , -,
White marble iuaukols tLfouIa wv bieStci paw
The lot fronts 80 feet luche4 aud RUS back l52
feet to a wide paved alley. -,.e,,. a..
The situation {. Que OF the most delightful in the
rItv I'm Tie midst Of handsome residences retired
and pleasant, azd yet within two blocks OF inc
CapifoI. aud within few minutes Walk OF the CELL
trc Of the business part 81 me CITY. .,,,.- TT,
IL would he difficult for the most fastidious t'slc
10 suggest any particular In which this property
coulf He improved, either ia location, plali' hsh'
or condition, ir-t-class residence Tor business
or professional man. s.
wishing ,nch property 10 this sale.
TERMS: one fourth caAh; balance at six, tWc'e'
and eighteen months With Interest.
i''''''''" GhTBlis & WILLIAMS,
Go3 Auctioneei..
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AUCTION sALEs--.Fuivre Days.
By. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneeri
Ills MaiH street.

A UCTION SALE OF A SUBURBAN
n FARM, 1914 ACRES, on WEST ChRn
s'TREET ROAD--DWELLING SURkOukDED
ny LARGE OAK SIfADE-TREES, OkIGikAL
GROWTIl-FINE MATER, YOUNG ORCHhRl'
6c-FORSfERLY OWNED B1 NAJOR \. ~.
COURTNEY'S FANILY.-Iiy request OF MI a.. ~.
Brown, who Is moving - the eity, VIII seii Al
public auction, ON
TUESDAY, 1ITH DAY OF OCTOBER,
at q O'Clock p 81. his desirable FARM, most beau
iify located ON west Cary street road, ana within
two miles Of Northampton station, Richmond ana
AupVhauy railroad. aud within siS miles OF the
civ one hundred and fifteen acres cleared and
under fence and crOss-feucing balance In timber,
oak and pine, and the whole traYersed 10y a large,
living -trrum which flows into Greens mill-ppndi
on which T. some creek land. Fifteen bushels OF
wheat per acre produced on the place. The M
proyenents are a brick-basement framed resi-
dence seven large rooms well shaded Two large
barns. stables. and other out-housC-; young or
chard of three hundred friit-trees OF various
kinds. A well Of splendid water. Church and
ecbool-bouse IN view Of this desirable farm. IL
fronts some distance on the road, and adlolns the
lands of Henry Wickhsm, E-'l, \, u. Nihlahs'
Esq., Captain Ashhurner, and other.
Parties can attend this sale with the assurance OF
IT. being sold, ~ the owner has commenced moving
~ the city aud has determined 10 sell.
TERMS: one third cash, balance In one ana two
years, with Interest added.
Parties desiring 10 attend tie sale VIII pftsc
notify j. 1HONPcON BhON ~
oc f4.5.6,s,IO&11 Auctionscr.
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There is only ore sure method to dis
cover whether IN article is worth anything
or not. and that is TO try it. Mr.. Walter
b. Gardner, foreman OF American Steam
Gauge Company, so. So Chardon street,
Boston, Mass, did this with popular pre-
marathon. and observes The st. Jacobs OIL
has been in u>c among the employees OF this
company who have been burnt and injured
working among the machinery, and ii
never failed TO eurc them. can highly
recommend it.
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Entertainment Of Visitors at the Conn
ing Celebration.

wish to make suggestion. No doubt
there are many families who have eur
nished rooms" to spare who are-not pre-
pared TO entertain visitors at their tables.
Let such persons put notice on their
houses, "RoomS, Furnished, to Let" The
rooms will be rented at so much per day,
and persons will get their meals at rcstau-
rants and wherever they happen TO be at
meal-hours. This is the way great num-
hers OF persons are entertained in the large
cities Of Europe and Somtimes in this coun-
try, and It is very convenient, cheap, and
satisfactory
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se2q-cod3t
(NE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED

4 M THOUSAND FUUN HUNDRED
OAND FIFTY ACHES or LAND IN BUCK
lNGIiAM COUNTY, NEAR 10 HARDWlCks
VILE, FOR SALE.-At TIE request of the Hon.
\. l.. Rowe lwhO represents the commissioner
offer Tor sale the TRACT OF LAND located rs
above. ID Is said % he valuable because OF lie min
erals with which Il abounds. The soil in part 4.
good, aud well adapted 10 the growth Of eIuVcs,
The Allegheny railroad runs near % H. which add
greatly 10 Us value. Price, IS per acre. Apply w
". GODDlN, Real Estite Auctionecr,
sc 29-c0d3t Richmond Va
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The ChurcheS.-Ail Of the churches OF
Manchester piscopaiian, Baptis', AsIo-
dist. and Christian pcdo-Bapusts)-%erc
omen SUNDAY, and were attended 10y MISe
congregations. At the Baptist churen .
where large revival is In progress four
were immersed and received into the eh'irch
and eighteen joined by letter and other
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nvGrnhls & Wnllams
Real Estate Agents and Auetioncer~- d;
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

Real Estate Agents anu Ahttl"hcftrr
Eleventh street between Main and Bank
TRUSTEES SALE or \ LARGE
/ NUMBER or BUILDING LOTS On hAu..
REL AND CHERRY STREETS SOUTH Of
CARY STREET At AtCIlON-ln cAccuusoh oi
a deed of 4 trust from Lewis ,. liarIlc anu wiz ~
the subscrilicrs n trustees. dated May II IL &C.
and duly recorded. being thereto required by iic
partics secured. we viii sol by auction upon the
MONDAY, OCToBEE 50,
commencing Il A., o'clock T.. VI, thc following
pROPFHTY conveyed IN sid deci-to wit;
Ist. 4 LOT on the west side of Laurel between
Cumberland and Beverly drcets, adJClninf ~ M
dre,y's rhap,l. go feet ~ about $40 feet.
"a 4 LOT on the we-f side of Laurel between
Beverly and Albemarle streets. beginning ~ iecl
north Of Albcinarlc street, 269 10y about l3f feet
Sd 4 LOT at the southeast corner OK emery and
Beverley stroets. 90 by 49, feet
Attn. LOT Ou the east side Of Cherry street D.
Ginning 90 f,e, north Of Albcmarle street. 90 by
1875 feet. III.
All OF these lots run hack 10 alleys 20 feet wide,
and they viii bc sold IN enc parcels Is bidders may
desire. ,
TERMS: Tie decd authorizes the sale 10 bc Tor
about $1,000 cash. Int by consent the sales VIII bc
upon tine following tcrms-io WI, one tiuld ca'h :
balance at twtlYc ana siN months WAN Interest," "i
,ll cash. "a purchasers may prefer.
we Invite attention Ia tls sale as the property Is
situated iu a rapidly-improNi part oi the ciiy'
and persons Of small means viii De able 70 buy upon
m. terms given T.. W. GRUBBS,
Nd. WILLIAMS.
IrilsiC,s-
Err.r,pg = UnfTs.fe trtf .outer-.
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iiy II. seldom Taylor and Grubb. & Williams,
Aurffouperc

TIVE FiRST-CLASS BRICK RESI-
L DENCE No. SOC, SITUATED At TIE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CLAY AND NINTH
STREETS, AT AUCTION.--By request of The
owners, who reside beyond this state, we Will sell
by auction, upon The premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1881.
at AZ o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY above re-
fcrrcd 10. The HOUSE was built for the use of iic
owner IN the most careful manner; contains thir-
teen rooms, with all modern Improvements, such
as gas, bathroom, water-hNturC>, spcaking-tuhC-,
LatrOhe stove range, and everything usually found
i'm a iirst-ClasS dwelling, The LOT fronts 30iect.
and runs back 800 feet to paved alley.
The central location of this property (bcing
within three blocks Of the Capitol square,, c0nye-
nlcnt "a the public buildings and principal places
of business, and I'm 4 delightful uCighh0rhOOd,
should commend II 20 all seeking really desirable
residence.
The owners earnestly desire to sell, and doubtless
q bargain may he had at this sale.
TERMS: As usual or all cash, a the purchaser
may prefer. H. SELDOM TAlLOl ana
GRUBBS e WILLIAMS,
&c 2l,23,25&d AuctiOnccrs
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY,
WI 10 LEND ON REAL ESTATE.

Money in sums Of $500 to $4,000 10 loan ON
real estate, first mortgage unencumbered property
interest and charges ~ low rates.
tirst-elass DWELLlNG-IOUsES, STORES, and
VACANT LOTS for sale In All parts of the city.
HENTS COLLECTED, DEEDS DRAWN, and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TAKEN.
All business entrusted 10 Us strictly confidential,
and prompt returns made.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
Real Estate Aucti0neers aud Brokers,
Oc 2-lm HOS Main street.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioiiecr'
TIA Main street.

GALE OF A SUBSTANTIAL AND
- COMFORTABLE BRICK pMELhlN,Gi, MD ~.
LARGE LOT, No. 740 NORTH NISI sd III. IL Il,
,nofber state Viii -eli at auction, on premises
tlat substantial DWELLING No.7fO north MINI
street, on
FRIDAY, 7Tu DAY or OCTOBER
at 3 O'Clock l.. NJ The house T. TWO stories con-
fns i've rooms watcr-cOscts, &C., ana h,is larSc
p..rden 6Ox22O feet. Being In the central portion
n the city makes ~ safe and rclnuneratiVc invest
mont or n desirable home Tor persons "i si''i'
TEHMs: one tlIird cash; balance IN SIX ana
twelve months, interest aided; ,,,on.D-
81 AuctiOnccr.
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NInNnAN- IA rnnLn.11. 1Sa1.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
DRIVATE SALE.
CENTRALLY-LOCATE IMPROVED COR
NER PROPERTY SOLD Low AND
ON LONG TIME.

That large and desirable property on northwest
corner Of Fourth and Clay street, with commo-
di0us BRICK DWELLING, ten rooms: AL ncccs-
sary water and culyCrt connection. LatrOrc stoves
BRICK KITCHEN and STABLES This beautiful
CORNER LOT fronts 80 feet. with q depth Of
about 10 feet ground enough for another build
ing. \ bargain 10 be had. ,....-
J. THOMPSON BROWN
nc LII liz Vain street.
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At Work.--Thc Old Dominion Cotton
Min the oldest 81 Manchcster's riverside
mau,factories, run all night Monday night
The lights casting bright, refutsent GA
mour across the river as far - Mayo
fsland
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px Grnhh. & wnliam..
Real Estate Agent, aud Auctionocrs,
Eleventh street between Main aud E.uk.

TRTSTEE'S SALE or A GOOD
| Bl-ILDING-LOT OK THE SOUTH S:DEO
CLAY 4TREET BETWEEN KINNEY MD
B0WE STREETS.-Iu execution of 4 deed Of trust
from y. " Bowe. trustee. dated october l,lS75,
and duly recorded, viii sci, by auction. upon tie
prCmi-e-. ON
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7th.
At 81 O'Clock y. 81. the LOT or GROUND on TIE
south Idle OF clay street beginning 1872 feet east ~
Boue street. lt Is 32Al53 feet a. IN alley twenty
feet wide and Is one Of the most
lots ln that vicinity
The deed suthoriZc- sale FOR cash but bl COLI
sent rca sOuabic credits viii De allowed.
=. GKUBBS. Trustee.
GRTBBS s WILLIAMS, AuctiOuCcr-. SO 81
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
ADFSIRARL FRAMED RESIDENCE. WITH
ERICR BASEMENT. AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF GRACE AND PINE STREETS
AND A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT AID
JOINING. AT ATCTION.-m execution Of q de-
cree OF the ChancCry Court IF Richmond entered
June 50. ISL, I'm tie case of Grooms' SC, rs.
Groou, viii scll 10y auction, upon the PREMISE
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4 stolen Horse and ltdg0n.-Two men
named Wilson and hoffman are on tlm m
Petersburg for stealing horse and wagon
from Mr.. George 4. Congdon, OF Chester
field county. The vehicle was on Boiling
book street whom il aud it, motiye-poWer
was abducted by the two prisoners and
afterwards sold in an adjacent county -
subsequently, appeared.
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, TpAC,r OF ANOITT 1 500 ACRE,

A TRACT OF ABOUT LOO ACRES
N IN BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, ON THE
WATERS or NEGRO CREEK AND IRELAND
GREEN, NEAR TO lIAKDWlCksNlLLE AND
NEAR TO TIE ALLEGIlANl RAILROAD.
FOR SALE.-M the request of Mr.. Truman \.
Parker / offer for sale ;hs TRACT OF LAND.
containing 1900 ACRES. more or lcss, mostly in
wood, with some wooden buildings thereon. The
Allegheny railroad runs near This land. The soil
IN some places T. good. II D. supposed u Dc Nalua-
Die on account of It. minerals. Price. - lcr acre.
Apply 90 W. GODDlN,
Real Estate AuctiOnCcE
D4-oo1Qt pfcbu,,nt A
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FEA
IL TIER BEDS, MATTRESSES. STOVES. &C
AT AUCTlON-TlIlS DAY, ut IO]S O'Clock, will
sell al my auctiOn-rOOms-
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, and other BED-
sTEADS. BUREAUS, and WASlISTANDS:
I.EAf-, DlNlNG-ROOM aud other TABLES:
MAItBLE-TOP PIER TABLES, ARM CHAIRS
MAHOGANY and other WARDROBES,
LEATHER BEDS, HOLSTERS, aud PILLOWS
BAlR aud SIlUCk MATTRESSES,
CAliPETS, MATING, CRIBS,
COOKING and HEATiNG-STOVES &C.. Sc.
nsgnmcnts received up TO hour of sale
Oc JAS. MACDOUGALL, AuctiOnecr.
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4 UcTIoN AT TIE FAIRGROUNDS.

OFFICE or Va. STATE AGRiCUL'RAL SOClErY,(
MfLKINSON'N HALL (
NINTH STREET. CORNLR FEASkLiN.
The usual FAIR PRIVILEGES viii be sold ON
the Grounds % the highest bidder
OCTOBER 10, 1851.
at3P.M A. the Fair lasts ten days this Ccnten-
nial year this viii De a rare chance for making
money.
WILLIAM W. FINNEN.
oc2-7t Secret1ry and Treasurer.
VALUABLE SLATE QUARRY FOR
Y SALE-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court Of buckingham. IN Norycll and others rs.
buckingham Slate Company AMI others, We sli.il!
offer for sale publicly. 20 Brcmo blun- richmond
and Allcghluy railroad, opposite New Canton on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA. 1851,
nt II NJ. that very yaiu1b.c SLATE QUARRY
PROPERTY known ~ " PEl'EOW,s ZIG Ql Me
RI.r 40 includes about 100 ACHES OF LAND
having ON ID buildings, boiler aud other apparatus
for otavr,ug slate t is situated In that region of
Buckingliam county so rich In slate that 10 has
giyci Ia the principal stream running through u
the name of Skate river, and the slate D 81 the
incst quality for roofing and other uses HnG Ml'
awarded at The Worlds Fair nigh premium u d.
locltrd about three miles from bremO tluf' on the
Richmond and Alleghany railroad and innct,-
Htey ou tie line OF the proposed buckingham rail
road. which viii connect with the Richmond aud
Allegheny railroad AT BremO.
TIM TERMS OF SALE a, 10 cash and credit viii
De- accommodating, ana will be announced ~ sale
s line opportunity Is presented 20 the cntcrpris-
mg capitalist for profitable investment Ia this
properly.
Mr.. John NJ Norycll. living az Brcino, will take
pleasure i'm showing the property. and tie othei
commissioners may Dc communicated with 10 tlleil
post-Oflices given below. They are authorized "a
sell az private sale, aud viii consider any oLer,
made before the day Of sale, aud accept or reject
them
THOMAS :. BOCOCK, AppomattON G.. H.;
JOHN NJ. NORNELL, Brem0
ID. I. WOODEN, New Canton;
n. L. HUBBARD, Richmond;
W. -. PETIT, Palmyra,
Sc 22-2tawtds commissioners
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Police CosuL-TheTe were several cases
Yesterday where citizens were charged WIN
MISUNDERSTANDING arising from The undue
absorbonee OF alcoholic stimulants. lhey
were fined. Others, who had Willingly
submitted to the arbitrament Of arms on
general Manchester principles, were treat
ed in n similar manner.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1851,

at u O'Clock NJ expose 10 sale at public auction.
i'm front of the cu,tom-hGu-c in the city Of Rich
mond. 10 the Highest bidder. that valuable property
known e., BRANDY FANCH Mll'I' or bfLL :
IiTTIE MILL. in the county of Hanover near 10
thc main road leading To- Old Church, about seven
mile. cast Of Iirhmond This mill has an e-tib-
U-hcd reputation for the manufacture OF Hour,
TERMS or SALE: Cash enough 90 pay expenses
of sale and 800, with Interest al per cent per
annum from February 10. 1879. ana SIPS: ana
ON q credit a- 70 the residue Of nine and eighteen
months. lutcr,-t added on the credit instruments
audtbc credit I'M ilmcut, secured by trll>t-dced.
s42S ". l.. CONARDiN, Trustee
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by ". Goddin, Auctioncer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF AN EXCEL-
- LENT AND WELL-LOCATED BRICK
DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE or MAIN
BETWEEN ADAMS AND JEFFERSON
offer for sale at public auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1881,
az Az O'Clock L. NJ, that DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING located as above. now I'm the OcCu-
pancy of Mrs. Simms. The lot lms front Of ok
1913 feet TO an alley 20 feet wide. The dwelling
contains about eight or nine rooms with all of the
usual out-buldings; in AN excellent locality, and Is
in fair repair.
TERMS: one Third cash; balance at Fix and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added
and secured by q deed of trust.
sele&25,idtds W. GODDlN, AucliOncer.
by Jas. Macdougan. Auctloneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-04

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