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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-03
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING

March I, 1881,
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Weary Women.

Nothing is more reprehensible and
thoroughly wrong than the idea that a
woman ful6ls her duty by doing an
amount of work that is far beyond her
strength. She not only does not fulfil her
duty, but she most signally fails in it. and
the failure is truly deplorable. There
can be no sadder sight than that of q
broken down, over worked wife and
mother-a woman who is tired all Of her
life through. If the work of the house,
hold cannot be accomplished by order,
system and moderate work, without the
necessity of wearying, heart breaking toll
toll that is never ended and never be-
gun, without making life a treadmill
Of labor, then for the sake of humanity
let the work go. Better to live in the
| midst of disorder than that order should
be purchased at so high price-the cost
of.health, strength, happiness, all that
makes existence endurable.
/ The woman that spends her life in uni
necessary labor is, by this very labor,
untitled for the highest duties. She
should be the haven of rest to which both
husband, and children turn for peace and
refreshment.. She should be the careful,
intelligent adviser and guide of the one,
the tender confdant and helpmate of the
other. How is it possible for woman
exhausted in body, as natural conse.
quence in I. mind also, to- perform
either ofthese Offices? No. it is not im-t
possible. The constant strain is too great.
nature gives way to it. She loses health
and spirits and ahopefulness, and more
than all, her youth; the lastIthing a ,wo-
man should allow to- slip from her !;
for, no matter how old she is in years,
she should be young in heart and feeling,
forlthe yonthlof age isssometimes more
attractive than youth itself. . 81
To the overworked. woman this green
old age is Que of the question ; old age
comes on her, sere and yellow, before its
time. Her disposition is ruined, her,
temper is soured, her very nature is.
changed by the burden which, too heavy
to carry, is dragged about as long as,
wearied feet and tired hands can do their
part. Event her affections are blunted,
and she becomes merely a machine--a
woman without the time to be womanly,
q mother without the time to train and
guide her children as only q mother can,
q wife without the time to sympathize
with and cheer her husband, a woman 30
over worked during the day, that when
night comes her sole thought and most
intense longing is for the rest and sleep
tLati very probably yawill mot come; but
even; if it tshould, J. thatfshei Isl too tired to:
enjoy. Better by. far let everything 60.
unfinished to live. as bestshe can, than to.
entail on herself and family the curse of
ioverwork. The Housekseper -
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The discipline, Of the military

- The discipline Of the military or
ganiizations that attended the Gslyesto4
Mardi Grass was very rigid, and was main-
tanned during the'lr stay in Galveston.
One of the privatea, somehow, or other,
got under the Influence Of. strong bevera,
ges and was paradilg Galveston avenue
when he. saw bis superior, officer, ap-,
proaching. The soldier fed into. an alley.
and hid behind ..!n ash barrel. The
officer passed on, but next day he called
the soldier TO. appear before him, and
asked Elbow did I come to see you
hiding behind an ash barrel %: elbow
did you come to see me You happeneJ
to see me because I was bigger than the
barrel. eff the barrel had been bigger
YOU would never had seen me. ."4"When
you get home I will have you court mar.
tailed, sir, and shot. Yes, sir, shot to
death with mlsketry.'' q You do, I'll
be- darhed if I don't reign and bust up
the company. Nov you just draw out
your musketry." IT, ,5,.5 -
- - Johnny, who has been soaked by
the rain the day before ga I told you the
rain would make ms grow; these clothes
are too small for me-" 5gs
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Registered.

Four young men. clerks and. students,
while TsonS e. summer vacation tramp
through Northern NewzE England; engags
ed for q gnidelto certainrom omantic forest
waterfall, hoy named Forrest Graves.
Fofrest: was il fine, hfetic fellow, who
could iiott$ $atlt and out climb any anna:
$tenr. 10 the nonn aims, and yhis1 moral
courage was quite equal ltoshia physicaI
health and strength. - ar. 8
After hehid guided the Young metiit to
the waterfall and they had satisfied them
selves With sfgh tfseeing they invited him
ito lunch. With Then. 8, ;i,s'.5 s.,{S
Thank yoll, ] have my own lunch :"
and theta bo5. went. awsyi by himself.
LaterntW6sH full yigstic .hndi been; done
oitheir repast, and a Aask brandy had
furnished eachcf the. young men with;a
stimulating dranght, Graves was, called
on must drink with us, If you, will
not eat With s''us, ., > nov, ssid, the owner
softhe fssk, and the most reckless Of. the
party.
No, sir thank you," was the boys
courteous response. - e. I.
naBut I shall insist ppon,it.n
You can doia you please; and I shall
do. as please = 5a;, ~. y s5. :. -fi
The young nan spratg to his feet, and
with 9; bound stood beside the boy, too
much absorbed lin fhis own purpose to
heed the qniyering. bps and flashing eyes
.ofanosher.t !. e g g.
9 Now you are bonhdto try my brandy;
i always ,rule.,,s . s;s
:. You ean't rule me: 2 4 ass ,tSss
These. words W ere, scarcely uttered
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!. The alarming statement is no nov

The alarming statement is now,
made, on the authority ola New York
physician Of more than forty years'
practice, that for the first time in the,
history Of that city true spotted typhus'
fever, which only originates where great
filth abolnds, has made its appearance
without being traced to importation in
the shape of ship fever. This is an an
aoancement which is we'll calculated to
intensity the excitement regarding the
terrible filth Of the streets of the me-.
tropolis.
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LETTER FROM DIXIE.
Miss Francis e. Willard, President OF the
: National Temperance Union, Gives q
Northern journal an Account of her Lee
turing Tour In the South. s. 5i...y


DEAR INDEPENDENT is now about
two months since had the good fortups
to begin q Southern trip, ordained by our
National Union, at its annual meeting in
Boston. Maryland and the District of
Columbia were left behind soon after the
presentation Of Mrs. .Hsyes's 8 Testimonial
Portrait at the White House. Clear
heads and hearts are busy. in both ilocaIi-
ties, moving forward the home protection
cause. Ny assoc Mrs, Georgia. Hulse
Mcleod, Of Baltimore, q native of Flori-
ida, a lifelong teacher and whilom con5
ttributor to TIE atlantic, had opened the
way By means Of letters TO the press and
to leading ladies further South Appeals
had been made for money to help, defray
expenses; for, if successful, this embassy
of astranger must be free from all pecu-
mary taint. Letters Of Introduction were
kindly furnished BY leading sclergYmen,
5(South of all denominations. Prayers
were offered by our local unions from,
one end of the. country to the other
for success of this effort. to. plant the
s"W. o. T. W in Southern soil, and
without naisgivings the attempt was made.
Many good and thoughtful people had
predicted that this would prove 'sa FOOLS
;errand' number two. a letter from one
leading Southern city had declared that
the triple disadvantage of q sending a
tuonian I ~ O. temperance woman! Is a,
Northern temperance woman | stamped. .
the embassy failure from the start
I(But, please observe, this letter WAS from
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Under the circumstances, MI. Stetson,
Of Boston, considers it high time some
body publicly and emphatically give the
numerous American negroes who think
of migrating to Liberia the advice Punch
gave those about to marry-Don't.
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st,aat an cold orsw;ndv dav ahut the
;dea e az sensible az tits original. The
iong clothes If q vonnr babv no matter
ho1 @ carafniiv ;t 4 handled have n tan.
dencyto crawl M to atba,littIe chin or
aet into ~ -hnnch nndpr therlittle arms
e eee,,.;n@ ,ranch d;scomfort and leaving the
.aas,n .ssn. i;itia % fsat = hara and' colJ Nea, va a
.elasi ns: ses .asI .;hbon I .hat 800 can oivogs
s.liIs y. 2 p,Is .aS % ia ,soanS n H .ha iIa1a
Je ,st ha,nN S sI ai;tela,faat @ nrs1eats
sS shn ha H. ass frono na..;na into bnnolino
sne I9ao1 @ nom ~ es.i o;nt1 tn sL;rta srsan.S
oada.e. nesH ~ yro an naaS and tbs I;ttIa
ae ane fsan, s,mItt tat;Ea old4sSWhy mt mt ifs
IN bnS1 ~ ;n.o % hog OF .oncel and he done
1;tT uau 80 - Wale ZIP whv not9 We ara snra
.Lnt @ .ha ~ haIrIa.. % i;ttla creatures wonld
suss sno n..psss LII sL,a t;ai ~, T. 10 -
!esa aas - noss Soniod.a,e ,,sG U
sual s. In Ho @ Innwn 90 ssbahu clnthns y
wa %aIo aS Sang,es sa.,TS hnIII 40 oa - "om,.e
Inc snou.aaps .ha sto. , =, .no.hs oou,ss SO
VII oIaMss1i1 ss sho ~ auu .,,@ anUahs' =
az tne Dossom w 0t n,Mnh nvla ae,
anG no sieeye 80, JUS. ~ mu.n - % s .,nn
DOGGY any aIs g many ness % he * haS y
,edse' Iosdo ~ Wv onen n bsh;nd The fasb;on of
uis'p.asinS oaoy : - go ;nto ~ 3
GacA sne n.s.e a.n ~ i ~ 49, ~ I - s,ont @
slegye y sa.eSd ,aasnd o s.Ua ~ o ~ wonJer r
- tsa IGs I;ttlo 1s tSines @ scream and k;ck when
the1 the ttt., ara @ La;ng dI,sssed Tall ahont a
Spe ny. @1e 1pofarh Svs ssoc;at;on FIR women
iti;s i reforn, II !bahy clothes that e mrlost
~ nsa1,aS and r. 4 fash;onable motherco,lid
hs sSS faSSa5 iiL hra 20 enongh totia m har baby
~ y jo;nsv iS s Id as di,r;ne tha Winter months
aIl.tIa mntl,ers ;n:tba land would riseI up
ond Ecoil Mar e;ljv poose. Rnt thew
.ss;;,JS 49, sa,ian, ~ : ca.h;on : Thero would
mou.a ty.so" sno onasna ,a = dresa;na S ha
pe aaotnsl sus ,hinh - :, - !, e syo;,id ia
o.es - gass' - m i;anovar ta. -, ra;na wonid
aot 70 siom " u.'Sgi8 S.nai Wan Sn Y IL :
~ ,aaMn a sss',ses s 100 ,ahan th,v ara asked to
81 MhaId nId i5ob1 - o;n;,ta - bnt the most nre-
valsnt @ aYc,,se of ali aOh iii get Ills
cioshes T,H % an mi,ssed mo. . would be- out Of
order r thew woi,ld carry the baby ia q
bac The habv tcoI,ld not aret out Of it !"
~ ai,har o,nn1d homo NJ, Oy1sona fp;;cn.
s.Si s pf'p'': ~ -
yasse, ~, 49,. 80 90; -
=, ,,,,,I, SWIM Tha f,,ion
5EAgLiEoLSs ;n. hafnre iJitI h;'t T.
ing 10y has Lass. pIs haant; Fl and ,uo,tbv nf
ls aeas,.lslsss gs.;as peaus.iu' ono WHY y
reploasss,o,ii ~ .o,,a Govt of ral;o;on !.
.ha. a g,snSaS Ssohnis sohy se the santSslI ~ ~
dst!ss da p;th ;y % na ~ i;ot;n9 @ b;n, = - in ~
ee;.,ni 1toa ~ .,1 ndaran. stern;tS II a.
nas anu s.g Nv Moua..rs ,vomon v w;i5ont t s.
- - anssnn Msnnn nnrsao n ou samo w;ihont heat .
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IIIIa.Il,A co

: Ik7. f5,@
3. s; as,vi,es and
ness ana 80 s.s;si THAI 1s.,y,
EssoulMs slsas alsis Sgn sy :,,St
tesass ststs nor ~ have Ne asEed
49,, prs;nst;on 81 ona.s nerson to any
9S.s fhs skats Iadae with the sole
.s s2csnt;os, n M 81 tSs written feduest Get forth
rs ,says 81 ~. nsysr axnraMed AN opin.
~ u ssS ssSrs d.; All ;n NV asa miles,
ss.sar5 s.s s. = 8.
aaSs..9n - y 81. tsa =. p,ss;dant abrnutav
w same aet Tia
Observation-Disclosures suo
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AUCTION sALEs--Futurc Days.
LOTS
WITH
SPLENDID wATER-PowER, &C.,
IN THE
TOWN OF DANvULE, VA,
FOR SALE.

In obedience to n decree Of the Circuit Court OF
thc CITY of Richmond entered the 9Th November
1881 I'm the cause Of Bruce and others rs Inc ito-
anoke Navigation Company and others, the under
signed will offer for sale ut public auction, on the
20ru DECEMBER, 1881,
in the town Of Danyille, Va, the REAL ESTATE
of the said ROAM OhE NAVIGATION COMA
NY situated In the said town, together with AL Tue
WATERFOWL privileges, and appurienances
thereto belonging. -,
This property consists Of lot fronting one nun,
drcd and eighteen (lle) feet on bridge street. anu
running back n considerable depth to the Dan
river along which 10 extends, and has upon u 4
part Of the CANAL AND LOCKS used ny INC SAID
company. It's frontage upon Bridge street lur-
nshes admirable sites for building, ana the "a
NAL which runs through IL furnishes WATER
POWER which IL is believed Is unsurpassed III the
state for manufacturing purposes.
The character of this property, and It's location
in the nourshlng town Of Danyillc, which Is sur
rounded by a fine mineral and agricultural coun-
try and Is becoming railroad centre, make livery
valuable.
TERMS: Fifteen per cent. Of the purchase money
I'm cash; balance I'm one two, and three years bear
ing Interest from the day of SALE with personal Sc
curity. and title retained until the payment of the
purciia se-inoncy in full. Possession given upon
Tic confirmation OF the sale by the Court.
This property will be offered In lots ana as
whole. .
a plat Of the property and an abstract Of the IT,
lie NAV he seen nj the Office Of City Engineer {. \.
Ballow, Danyille. Va. JAMES LYONS, JR.,
Receiver Roanoke Navigation Company.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 20. 1881.

SALES.
vurAr.-Whte, 80 bushels prime NJ sl:oOi ~
,,s,ais very good nj si.4S; SO bushels falr ana
g"od Al si.40; 90 bushels common At sl.22'
Lancaster 10 bushels prime si 10 lot o, onS
~ ~ dad All al: 90 bushels common at fl.3O.
Mixed a. bushels very good at as 10 sl.4S "a
bushels good nj lao fuliz, 60 bushels very gooa
a, All al: loo bushels very good nj Sl.4Z 81
bushels good at sl.37; "A bushels common al eoc'
and 81. 90 ,, ..-.,,,o ia and nevy
-, Sc no bushels very good old at 77c.: IL
bushels very good new al 75c.; Ia bushels prime
new ~, nfiyate terms; 10 bushels damaged az 60c.
Mixed SO bushels very good old nj 7oc'; bushels
rood new at 73e.
sRYF.-36 bushels good nj sl.l2.
C0rroN. -Rccepts, lis balcs.
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by II. Il. Chaiiin & CO.,
Real Estate AuctlOneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO COM
L PORTABLE BRICK DWELLINGs, Nos;
3IS AND 326 WEST CARY STREET; EACH
HOUSE CONTAINS EIGHT ROOMS, WITH
GAS. WATER, AND BATli.-By virtue of two
cert1n deeds of trust, both dated August II,
1878. and recorded In Richmond Chancery Court
clerk office, I'm ID. b. 1l3 A., page 10. and ID. b.
lib g., page 2sS and ut the request OF the hcne-
aciarics default having been mado i'm the payment
of the notes secured, viii sell at public auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1851,
commencing mt o'clock p. VI, the aboyc-de-
scrihed and located BRICK DWELLINGS. Each
lot fronts i6 feet the north side Of Cary street
between Madison aud Belyiderc streets, and extends
back 1853 feet to an alley 10 feet wide. Both
houses are occupied at fair rentals by good ten
ants. This sale affords an opportunity H. secure
comfortable homes, or 10 make paying invest
mcnts.
TERMS: With the consent Of the grantor and the
holder Of the notes secured by the trust-dced the
terms of sale required by tie deed are modified
and the property will be sold on the following
terms-lo vii: one fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, with 6 per cent. in
tcrest. X. &. IENEAM' trustee.
sale by Il. II. CHAFFIN & Co., AucuOncers.
nO22
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ny Gmbbs 4 Williams
Rea, Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
r,o.o,,,h strcef between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
ni.E CITY AND SUBURBAN REAL
FsT kTr.-In pursuance Of a decree OF the Chance
~ Court Of the city OF Richmond eniersd, on tie
n 81 June, 1881, IN the four cases 81 Wmstoh
executor. nc. vs. Briefs cxccutors, &c: Turner
and wife rs. Briefs executors. &C.; RoDinson' WHO
Sues Sc, rs. Brlel. &C.; and iiarwood wh2 SUI,
rs Briel. &C.. we, the undersigned, sleciai COM
uiSs,oners thereby appointed, will ofier Tor sac
nj public auction, on the premises; inc h ,.si
ESTATE allotted by said decree TO Henry nr,el
ON tic days aud nj the hours hereinafter naiheu-
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1881,
at o'clock +. NJ, the BRICK HOUSE, No. 1925,
on the north side of Franklin street neiI aiii ~
street, with LOT "a feet IRON ny ,e y9 AT
good rent This Is good property, and should com
mand the attention Of persons seeking invest
"' AZ 4 o'clock =. NJ. Of the SAME DAY, THREE
SMALL BRICK TENEMENTs, Nos. lIOs, iIlu,
and 1912, ON Clay and McCance streets Dci"ceh
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets: -,
will be sold the FRAME TENEMENT on t tne
southside of Vcnabe street, No. III y win ~
fronting ~ feet inches by about - iss',i mn a
VACkNT LOT on the north slide OF Ncnabie
street between Eighteenth street and MosDy s,,eet
or Mechanicsville turnpike, ironing 90 iee' on
yenable by l6i feet. ON
THURSDAY. DECEMBER l, 1881.
commencing nj 4 o'clock T.. NJ, the FRAME
TENEMENT. No. SIG, ON the west SIDE OF IH s
tyfourth street near Union7statio1 church MN n
Twenty-fourih street. by 1872 feet.
The FRAME HOUSE, No. 6l3, on inc cast sue
of Twcnty-siNth street. between ]. AMI vi slfccls'
fronting 20 feet inches by j "a feet iHches.
A VACANT LOT on the west side o. twenty
9th street near Lcigh-Strect Baptist church,
fronting 81 feet 10y % feet to 2o-iOot aIey' on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1881,
commencing al O'Clock 7. NJ, SMALL BRlCh
HOUSE on the west side Of Pink street near ven
able street. fronting % feet by 1881 feet.
A SMALL FRAME TENEMENT on INC same
street and near the last-named property fronting
2Ol, feet on Pink street by 1884 feet.
A FRAME TENEMENT. No. 1913, ana LOT NJ
az the southeast corner Of y and 1wenly-nlnth
Streets fronting % feet on the east side OF IWeh-
ty-ninth street by IL II feet.
The lasf-namcd three pieces of property , I've IN
IIenrico county. Just beyond the corporate limits
of the city of Richmond.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance nj SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained ill all of the purchase
money Is fully paid and a conveyance ordered 10y
The Court
Special attention Is called to these sales.
JOHN Il. YOUNG,
HILL CARTER,
GEORGE T.. HAW,
a. Il. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioners.
GVIBRS & WILLIAMS. AuctiOnccrs. no 20
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nv virtue Of a decree OF the United states Dis
t,ict Cour. for the Eastern District Of virginia,
entered I'm the above cause November lS, 1881,
will proceed to sell, at public auction, upon the
premises, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1881
nj o'clock +. NJ, the following property: MI that
certain LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with the
EITII,DINGS thereon, I'm Tic city Of Richmond
Va, at the northeast corner OF Main ana MUM
streets fronting said Main street % rect D
inches and running back between parallel lines
100 feet TO an alley in common feet Wide.
The BUILDING covers the entire area OF thc
LOT and T. four stories high above the MaiD-stret
stores The improvements were all put up since
.he war and are Of the most substantial CHARACTER
the foundation Of granite, the fronts OF lfOn' ana
no cNpcnsc whatever was spared IN the hnlsn OF inc
building, which is one Of the most elegant anu
costly In the city. vrr,,,
There IS attached to the building an ELENA-
TOR. run by hydraulic power OF the most APP
nroyod patcnl and the whole premises are htted mp
In the Most thorough manner with gas, water clos
cts &C. 49,.
The property Is now rented 10 first-ca's tenants,
and 4, one Of the bcs-paying pieces OF real estate
I'm the city. ~, -, ,,,
In canal instalments in six, twelve, and eighteen
months negotiable notes to be given by the pur-
chaser for the deferred payments, with interest
added and the title retained by The Court untl all
the purchasc-morey Is paid, or, al me opuoho OF me
purchaser the cash will be received ana deed gwen
AT once. AUblN IL Dull ~,
FRANK ID. HILL CO.. Auctioneers. no 80
By W. II. Lyme Co.,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 29. 1851.
ARRIVED.
Schooner j. C.. Cottngham, Philadelphia, coal,
G. II. Page.
Schooner James Satterthwaite, Lynch, Philadel-
phia, coal. G. IL. Page.
Schooner Cyrus Hall, Studley, Wiscasset, hay,
Charles l.. Whitlock.
schooner Joseph Baymore, Burge, Georgetown,
coal, Writ Roberts.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen & Coz,
agcnts.
Steamer Ashland, Carr Philadelphia, merchan-
disc aud passengers j. W. McCarr!ck, agent.
Schooner Sarah Shubert, Evan, Baltimore coal
Geryas StOrrs; vessel, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Mary l.. Simmons, Scull, New York
Uid James river, to load wood.
BY Telegraph.
Boston. November 29.-Arrived, schooner
Grace, Davis, Richmond, Va.
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Fl6ur-Wc quote: Fine. Si.50@s5: extra, s19
al Or: supcrane, S6.25@s6.5O; common iamuy'
si.aSMs775: choice family, $S@s9.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. November 20, 1881.
sALEs-FIRsT BOARD.-990 Virginia tax-re-
ceivablc coupons at 81 90 shares Norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred at 5S; so United
States As Oh. CO. at 1l6.
SECOND BOARD.-l0 shares Richmond and Dan
.tfta u .fTroad ctncE N
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CHEN DOA II-V 4 l. J. = )
> RAILROAD.
THE ONLY ROUTE To TIL
CAVERNS OF LUHAl.

The Luray Cave and Hotel Company DO. Boo
tlhcd thi- company THAI uicy have introduce Do.
ELECTRIC LIGHT
INTO the Caycrns and they are now tiil i.t
mated by the AID OF this powerful agent
NO OTHER ILL MlNATOR BElNH
ADEQJ ATE
10 penetrate The ob,curitiC, oi thce Na,f -a ''
rancau halls and grutt0s OF tD properly reveal ...t
MAGNIFICENT ORNAMENTATloN.
No similar Cavern. arc known cltcWlDr- 80
aid OF electricity.
The effects produced fully meet tlc antlrill'.
and are marSellOusy beautiful. aud present. i' '''
eve visions which have been heretofore uIt'iIi.i-
be under the feeble .llumluati0s possible.
NoeNtrl charge il made for DC ihumiHii .'
the Electric Light, and Guide are iurni,i .l i''
as usual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-30
COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PRINCE Ed
WARD;
FARMYILE. Va. Noyen

FARMyILLE, VA, November ~, 1851.
Peter .Plaintlu
c. H. bliss sheriff aud administrator, &C.; b. A.
Wilson, administrators, &C.; G.. VI. Walker, exec
utor, &C.: G.. ". Booker, CURATOR &C.; Hercules
hin, ;. 4. Boiling; the heirs Of James Bruce
deceased; the heirs of Robert Bruce; Nlllam
shepherd; Robert Monro aud Jane his VIE :
James King and Helen his wife; knLibeth shep-
herd; John " alker and Ann ms wlte' Jahe Las
son; Andrew Bruce; and John Bruce, -.
To AL Whom Nay Concern:
Youare notified that have appointed MONDAY,
December 10, 1881, and my ONCE, at fafinNiliei
as the time and place, for executing the deere
made In the above cause az the SEPTEMBER 1901
term of the court. Among other matters the Noufl
directs the following Inquire:
Isl. Whether Alexander aud Peter Iiruce Jointly
continued the business Of the tcstatOr dNtu bructf
deceased, In the town OF Farmyille under the au-
I'd. Whether either the said Alexander or Peter
Bruce did continue said business separately and
IL So, how long. -,
Sd. Into whose hands the personal estate OF the
said David Bruce passed, and what has become OF
4th. whether the special legacy Of $4,000 70 me
plnintin T. Bruce bequcathed tO him ly the VIII Oh
the said David Bruce, has ever been paid. 90, . .
9Th. Whether the spcclal legacy OF fo'Vuv "
Alexander Bruce, beqgeathed 20 hin Dy the VIII Oh
David Bruce has ever been paid -,
9Th. Who are the brothers and sisters or the sal
David Bruce now liSlng and The DESCENDANTS u
such ~ are dead. Al,
TN. Whether the mother and father Of the said
David Bruce are now living or dead 60, a.,
Sth. What Zee, " any ought 20 DC ai onSu ~ ~
counsel IA prayed for In the petition oi neotse '"
y. n. WATKINS,
no 2s-w4w Commissioner