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Paint Lick

We learn in conversation with the
farmers who have commenced gathering
their corn that the yield is much larger
than they expected.
Miss Lizzie q. Lunsford has recently
completed quilt that contains 5,ll2
pieces and she has just commenced anOth-
er that will contain 10000 pieces.
We noticed in newspaper few days
since that in some places the young ladies
had formed "Red Ribbon Clubs" This is
a temperance organization, the sum and
substance Of lis bylaws and principles is
TO not allow any young man to be admit
tad in their society who is addicted 10 in.
toxieating beverages. This We think is a
move in the right direction and we hope 10
see such organizations spread all over the
country, and its principles be strictly adj
hered to-for II the young ladies will do
40 they can make sober temperance men
out Of most Of the young men Of the land.
Ga Thursday night last Mrs.
Henrietta Wilds gave the young folks Of
this vicinity party. Quite a number Of
Young gentlemen and ladies were in at
tendance A very elegant supper was
spread for the guests which was prepared
by the hands Of Mrs.. Wilds and Miss Pat
tie Arnold. Every thing in the way Of
good things 10 eat was ON hand. II WIS a
supper hard To excel, for We were on hand
and partook 81 good share Of the
The same Mrs. Wilds and Miss PAltie are
decidedly misiressez Of the culinary art.
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al an the EDGE Of the nlnifOFm pulpit an
nI.nJ,ng ard urging him On. do n, Rro.
rieker.1 aeive I, to hin, " athat's the g,a.
nj we believes 900 on,,- "Amenp IA
VS. a fearful exhibition. and for a momrut
/ thongbt nj leaving The house. But the
LORD Rent his dear hand upon me. and
after IN. storm was over and the awkward
nras.r and singing a HYMN bv The choir.
and The usual collection was taksn. [
ure,ched a. n nothiog had happened on
rourse NO conversions that nisht We
b,oLe nm In sadness and detection among
ali who loved the "place Of Zion.D and
awaited the outcome
m was ali over The oitv Of conrse. There
vas running 10 and fro and canvnssing and
consnltiny and what pssaed pro and con.
sball never know. But Il was determined
,hat sbopld be allowed ia 90 ON. Al the
regnlar Mondav meeting Of the Church
poard nv name. bv agreement. was not
even mentioned. and at night the LORD
gave me a soothing sermon that seemed 10
nell all hearts Al the close, | spoke
fr.nkIv ~ The trouble In camp' and said
,hat / boned ali would he peaoefuI in the
fntur,. but deprecated a false peace and a
sore nlace only skinned over instead OF
healed The Iiolv Shirt. like friehten.
oil dove could not aliyhtto bless. unless
Inc reconciliation was genuine; and I in.
,i,sl ali Who reaolved that .bv-eopea
shonld he nv. comes y no poutins nor sulk.
inc 10 rise and lst Il Inc known 10 ali. This
me, general reanonse. headed BY the now
reeretinl pastor. and aher services. we had
= General cordial hand shake. Bro Tinker
annlogized 10 wife. daughters and myself;
and The devil was fairly Waterford. Praise
,Ls LORD The blessed cause rallied
rom the shock with marvellous rapidity.
.nd to.dav We are standing ON Grmer
gronnJ In Norw;ch than We occupied be.
fore The tornado Tins cont oftbe eater
comes The meat and ont Of The strong
comes firth swestne.sn samson,s riddle,
GU r;JJIa ami wa can onIv vondsr and
sdors
The civ naato,s haze latelv been giving
"F,ss Go.nsI Ss,vicas l,r the M.saesD in
Breed's Hall The largest In The place at Q
NJ SUNDAY Is,,;ne ont IN time for ali
who wisb 10 90 IN their own church,s at
The ,egnIar bonr last niobt I was inyi.
,ed for ibe second time. 70 sneak at this
meeting and accented .ltbongb II was
r.thsr h.rJ on me 40 coms right ant ~ one
sa,v;cs into sno,har nreaching two se,.
mona Ls,waar n anil o oIclock Rnt I, was
snch . oooJ onnor,nniiv az getting before
he neonle, ,bai wonld moi refnse. And
,bs r ORII bss blessed h, for tbis manning
7 hear Thai II Il almost decided 10 have
rn;on servicas in ,hs Hall nightly. The
vsrv ,h;ng I mos, desire The third veek
Il ,..saJ "a ,he o,,Iook l. srcsed;ngIv
snconrse;ng think II Il onlv now a
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Mt. VERNON DEPARTMENT.
Sam. N. Bndeft. Editor.

The democrats are powerful happy.
The republicans are sour and sulky.
Just two-thirds Of vote was polled.
-woliord's majority will be at least
1900.
The feeling is that Adams is beaten in
the tenth.
The news Tuesday night enthused the
democrats powerfully.
The democrats here figure out Thomp-
cons majority TO be 500.
Whitley county gives Carr 4l9 major
ity, large democratic gain.
There promised at one time to be a
lively row at this place Tuesday. Pistols
we're drawn but friends in,erfered and no
body was hurt.
Mr.. J. +. Vowels, the popular proprie-
tor Of Vowels' variety store will build a
handsome residence on the lot adjoining
his store-house.
Jim Vowels and Jim Maret, two Of
the boys" were so happy over the returns
that they got out paper early Wednesday
morning, giving all the news. o.
The republicans here are consoiing
themselves with the thought that while
the rest Of the country goes the other way,
Rockcsstle is still republican.
The boys wanted to paint the town
red and jollIfy generally Wednesday night,
but on account OF the illness Of Mrs. J. J.
Williams, the fun was postponed.
There were some rather long faces in
the depot when Boyle county's report came
in. Ii was the fist county to report. Lsu-
rel came next with London giving Ewell
only "a majority. That did settle it.
The vote in this county by precincts
is az follows: Mt. Vernon, Ewell 232;
Thompson 2S7s Copper Creek, f II; 7. 67;
ScafTold Cane, +. 76; T. 20; Roundstone,
L 60; T. IL; Skagg's Creek, +. "a; T. Ga;
Livingston. L. 76; T. 80; Glades, f. AS;
T. 142 Totals, Ewell G26; Thompson 574.
Ewell's mai. 81.
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CARRARO COUNTY.


-Grand Opening Of the Palace Jewelry
Store, Nov. 18th. Everybody invited. La
dies especially. Music for the oceasion
will be furnished by a large Mandoline
Music Box, made in Geneva for our Pal
lace Jewelry Store. Do not fail to come.
Remember the time and place. ]. C.
Thompson, Lancaster, Ky.
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Mesrs Charley Norris and Samuel War
nicut proved themselves 10 be hrst-cls,s
walters at the table Every one seemed TO
eniov himself The young folks iripped
the light fantastic toe until past midnight
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TUESDAY. NOV. Illh, 1852.

Al the Court House door Ia STANDARD KY, en- pose
10 sale 10 the highest and best bidder. the franle
C4Trisge shop and the lot ON which Il Is situated
on tho North side OF Main street la STANDARD, and
bounded on the North BY the lands Of Il. X Chem
ault, on the last b. lOt u WA Daugherty, on the
Youth by Main street and West by the lot OFF. W.
WallAee-the properly u J. b. and h. =. Denhis
Tho sale viii he made 10 enforce a mortgage on
said properly for 5000, With q per cent Interest
from Jan. IS 81 until paid, and the costs Of this
action.
TKRns.-fhe sae viii be made on a credit o six
months. A bond oT the purchase prize, payable
10 Coma iasl0neT, with approved security, bearing
Interest al the rate VI per cent. per annum from
date 4 sale until paid. will be requitd Of the puT
chaser aud lien viii be retained for security Of
same. %. n. Hill. Jr..
1884 Special Comr,
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RoIfond the Old Rev. together with the on.
or Democratic Candidates save Al
ans and Hrrt. make their
Calling md Election
sure in Kentvcky.
The most sanguine democrats have
nothing TO complain Of in the election
returns. The news Is about as good
as il can be. The democrats have
swept the country and the republicans
lie torn and bleeding in the very dust.
Pho people have spoken in thunder
tones against the thievery, jobbing
and corruption of the party in power
and Notwithstanding the lavish ex
penditure of hundreds Of thousands
of dollars forced from the pockets of
its Office.holdets, to corrupt the. vote
of the country. have put the seal Of
condemnation on radical bosses and
appliances and will in future keep
them in obscurity.
Owing to democratic laundering
and the conduct of the militia in the
Ashland affair we lose both the Ninth
and Tenth districts, Culbertson hav-
ing been elected in the former and
White, more than probably in the
latter. The other districts are carried
by thedemocratic candidates with good
msjorities, the gallant old war horse,
Gen. Frank Wolford going in on an
overwhelming majority and the others
getting enough and to spare. tits
Of course impossible at present to
give the official majorities in the
various districts as the ballots will not
be counted till to day. 1t is well
enough to know the general results
are about as good as possible. In this
district the vote is about as follows:
MAJoRITIEs FOR THOMPSON.
A.Io.or AnO. Ma.oo. ECO.
Ir~"., 100 o., ,';Hs 20 SIN,r- 20
Go a.' 90, - 49, 40 ~, ooo
,,o,r,,. -,
Boyle 173; Rockcastle 50; Laurel 800;
Owsley say 800; Jackson ITO. Total,
935 Leaving Thompson a majority d
1908.
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FOR SALE {!

well improved MOUNTAIN FARM, contain
ing ONE HUNDRED ACRES. with good dwelling
house and all necessary Outbuildings and Orchard.
In Garrard county. Ky, six miles from Crab Orch
ard will be sold cheap, on easy terms, as the own-
or Is about 10 engage Ia other business. Apply on
he premises or by letter TO
sS-2m GEO.H. PATTEN, Crab Orchard. Ky.
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4 SWEEPING DEMOCRATIC VICTORY

The News as good as Il can Be and Getting
Better
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The People at last Rising in their night 10
Sweep Rod'caEsm from the land
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New YORK sat down most beauti-
fully on Arthur and his administra-
ton. He left his exalted seat to get
down in the dirt of party politics and
got most terribly beaten. He may
be expected now to attend to some of
the duties demanded of him.
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NOTICE /!

The National Bank Of Stanford, located at STAN
ford In the State Of Kentucky. Is closing up lis az
fairs All nOte-hOlders and other creditors Of said
Association are therefore hereby pOuied 10 pre-
sent the notes and other claims against the AssOc-
alton i0r payment. Dated, stanford, Ky, Oct. s,
1852. JNO. j. MeROHERTS.
S4-eOt-2m Cashier.
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T TERMS MODERATE.
Sale Of Lot in Stanford f!

LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT National Bank Of
STAFFORD, PIN, Va. N. G. Dennis, j. Is. Dennis
aud John Z. Cooper, Dfts., 10 Equity and John
MS aud j. D. Dennis, Dfts., In Equity Notice Of
sale
by yirture Of a Judgment Of the Lincoln CiTcui'
Court. rendered 10 the abOve-syled cause. al Its
October term, 1852 the undersigned special Conn
will, on
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And Preparing 10 Elect Democratic Pres'-
dent in 1884.
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JAMES Z. ANDERSON, who became
notorious because of his connection
with the Louisiana Returning Board
frauds in 1876, died this week from
the effects of pistol.shot that a repub-
lican brother, who was candidate for
Superintendent of Public Instruction
of Nebraska, put into his carcass in a
personal difficulty. He came very
nearly dying as he should, with his
boots on.
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Friday Morning, November 10, 1882
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HERE it is again. Henry White,
the fast young man Of Lexington,
who was arrested for stealing bonds
from one of the banks there, and SEN
fenced to two years in the penitentia-
ry, has had that decision reversed by
the Court Of Appeals, which always
manages to find technically to re-
verse on when the defendant is rich or
has influential friends. No wonder
mobs take the law in their own hands.
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CRAWFORD, KY.
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A very serious and wellnigh fatal affair
occurred near this place on New-Year's-
eve night. IL seems that q colored man
named Henry Corbin, who, with his fam
fly, occupies a cabin on the farm OF Mr..
Isaac &. Jeffries, had ordered one Henry
Lucas, whose attentions to his daughter
were distasteiul to the father, to discon-
tinue his visits to his house. On
Saturday night, however, whilst the
father was attending watch-meet-
ingv at his church, Lucas took adj
vantage OF his absence from home to
pay visit to the daughter, which was pro-
ionged 10 such an extent that the irate
father rctured to his home Just In time to
see him emerging from his door. An alter
cation Immediately took place, and the
two walked back 10 the gate, some one
hundred Yards distance from the house,
where Lucas seized large club and
felled Corbin 10 the ground. Several
blows were inflicted, and Corbin with
great difficulty crawled back to bis
house, where he lay in an insensble
condition until about 10 o'clock the next
day. Or. Jeffries, who lives near by, was
Immediately summoned, and DR.. Saunders
was called in the next morning, who pro-
nounced the unfortunate man in critical
condition. A warrant was obtained for
the arrest Of Lucas, but as yet he has not
been apprehended. Corbin is a very inof-
fcnsive man, and the act OF Lucas has
caused much indignation among all classes.
Lucas is young blacksmith, and man OF
powerful frame, and by no means ire
proachabe character Northern Neck
Ne,rS.
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AUerrox sALEs--.rhis Day.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
i TRUCK FARM IN THE COUNT III mNh-
OYER, NEAR THE CITY MO rows. ONE
A mp Also Ms HORSE, MgL ihsiiPFtEMENTs, AND
HtoiisFIInI.i I, AND KITCHEN FURNdTnRE,
by virtue Of tr.! deed executsd ey Of record in
81 he t Nay Of March Ma as nsy7 na q
Deed-i,ook o, page $50, 1 shall offer Tor sale al
public auction. on the premises, at IL u. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY H. 1885,
that VALUABLE TRUCK fAKM' ron.a,nlhs
called "PLEAsANT LEVEL the res a,l OF
the late n. p. Pollard. situate Immediately on The
county road leading from Mechancs ~ ,ba cIfv NJ
TO Old Church, and within six niles VI "o '''' VI
This farm is situated In the famous ruesing re-
gion Of Hanover county, and has pecn n,s ~ The
County Has on it good dwcillng-house and other
buildings. There Is now seeded on ltnoou. .Menty
two bushels Of wheat, and three quarters vi III "''e
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the expenses Of sale
and to pay of and discharge the amount now que
under The trust deedto W. dsy 81 JANUARY iss2
and for 1898. 1891, with like Interest, on crcolt
TIL the 81 day Of January, 1883; ana the RESIDUE
credit Of twelve months from a .ae giyy oi sae
decd TO secure the deferred pay ments. -, ,,o
BY virtue of another trust-deed, executed ny the
same party on the same day sinr p pt ess
PROPERTY-to wit:
i FINE fRoTTING-MARE,
2 GOOD COWS,
FINE ALDERNEY BULL,
l GOOD BERKSHIRE BROOD SOW,
A lot Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and
Some HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE.
ALSO,
80 HOT.BED SASH, with glass in them.
TERMS: Cash. GEORGE p. HAW,
Trustee.
DrcPxRrp q 1881 ia
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for n tbey did not see them they could not
make them. Art should not be, as I'D the
past, only a contrast with surrounding
misery. In conclusion, he said: /" You
have all heard Of those two flowers dear 10
the esthcte's heart, the rose and the MY.
But we do not love them for the reason
given by Mr.. Gilbert, nor for any yegc,a-
Bile preference, but because they are the
most perfect specimens Of design-the rose
with its Iconine beauty, and the lily the
emblem OF chastity and purity. Tnen,
why look further Tor the secret OF lie,
when the secret OF life Is artf"
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Mr.. Edwin Booth has gone South on a
theatrical tour, and will open in Memphis,
Tenn, January 18th.
Madame Patti sings in st. Louis this
week. Manager Abby expects to clear
$4,000 each night.
The use OF one bottle OF st. Jacobs Oil
cured my son, who was very sick with
rheumatism. This has given the medicine
great name in my neighborhood.
s. II, Row, Franklin, Pa.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 10, 1882.
Arrived.

ARRIVED.
steamer Kanawha, Greenwood, Boston, light,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United States mails, l.. u.
Tatum, agent.
Bark Brazilara (Ger.), Meinhardt, New York,
TO load -four for Brazil, Eaxa-Crcnshaw Com
pdny.
schooner Thomas Clyde, Fisher, Brunswick, Ca,
lumber, A. l.. Sheppard.
SAILED.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G.. w. Allen Co..
agents
Steamer Ashland, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, j. W. McCarrick, agent
Schooner Hunter. Nash, Boston, coal and slaves,
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway Company; vessel,
Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner G. q. Crammer, Newberry, New York.
lumber and coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company; vessel, Curtis & Parker.
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Editors Dispatch: The question Is ire
ouently asked "what Is Pink-Eyef "-the
disease now quite prevalent among the
horses and mules Of the city. Your pup
lished statement Of what 1t Is will mol only
be Of interest 10 all in the city who own
horses and mules, but, a. the street.cars are
not running to-day because OF u, the com
munity generally will read II with interest
<c.sza.- iii ,.ioaee auswerl
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HonsroRp's Acrp PHOSPHATE IN DEBILITY,
rrc.-I have found Horsford's Acid Phos-
phate particularly serviceable In treatment
OF women and children in debility and loss
OF appetite. ii. Holcombe, M. d., New
Orleans La
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By George s. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Nc, z Tenth street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, WITH
GOOD FRAMED DWELLING THEREON.
COMPARATIVELY NEW, LOCATED IN THE
COUNTY OF IIENRICO, FRONTING 100
STREET, NEAR TEMPLE STREET. AND
RUNNING BACK BETWEEN PARALLEL
LINES 100 l-6 FEET TO AN ALLEY, SAID
PROPERTY BEING JUST WEST OF THE
CITY.-By virtue of u deed Of trust from W. A..
Smith, trustee, to Charles T. Vashon rs trustee re-
corded In clerks office Of Henrco County Court, 10
secure the payment Of a certain sum Of money
therein mentioned, default having been made in
the payment thereof, | WILL being thereto re-
quired by the beneficiary Of said deed, proceed 10
sell AT public auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY, JANUARY IL, 1882,
at 4 O'Clock II. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed.
TERMS: Cash as Ia expenses Of sale and s4s3.75,
with interest from Gath August, 1881, till paid :
balance as may be announced at sale.
GEORGE :. VASHON,
Administrator of Charles Il. Vashon trustee.
de 81
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mo ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

ITO ALL WHOM TT MAI CUNCEhN !:
i Take notice, that the partnership heretofore
existing between JOHN 7. SAMPSON and Will
lis A. SAMPSON under the firm-nane of JOHN
p. SAMPSON & BROTHER, Real Estate Agents
and Auctioneers, with Office in the city OF Man
chester, Va, Is dissolved this day by mutual con-
sent.
All persons having claims against the said urn
and ali persons indebted TO the same Will settle
with Join i. SAMPSON, who Is alone autnorized
10 close out The unfinished business Of the old firm,
nj Wanchester Va IA 3-l0t
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL1
Il ALL WY AN-I W Ap EInI.sL GnMp ~

RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINALl
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
ROOM z, No. 145 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK. December 80, 1881.
E7HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
Il THE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, having determined to increase the
capital stock of the company TO FIVE MILLION
DOLLARS, as authorized by its charter, offer 10
the stockholders. of record january 10. 1882, the
option Of subscribing to the new stock at par TO
the extent Of twO-thirds Of their holding. The
subscriptions will be payable ut the Office OF the
company In New York as follows-yz.:
On SUBSCRIBING, 10 per cent.
On FEBRUARY 18TH, 20 per cent:
On APRIL 18TH. 20 per cent.
ON JUNE 18TH, 30 per cent;
On AUGUST 18TH, 90 per cent;
On OCTOBER 18TH, 10 per cent.-l00 per
cent;
with Interest the deferred payments at the rate
OF per cent per annum, the right being given 10
subscribers 10 anticipate the same at any time and
stop Interest, and receive a full-paid certificate
therefor
The books Of the company will be closed by the
Union Trust Company, OF New York, transfer
agent, at 3 O'Clock II. NJ, on the 10TH DAY OF
JANUARY, and reopened at O'Clock A. vi. ON
the 10TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1882. Stock
holders wishing to subscribe VIII sian the regular
form OF subscription and forward 10 the office Of
the company, Room z, No. 1i5 Broadway, New
York, on or before the 10Th day Of January, 1882,
accompanying same with remittance OF 10 per
ferred.s WILLIAM X. TRlGG,
ia l-tJanl6 General Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-11
BY George $. Yashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
No. 7 Tenth street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT, No. 213 MAYO STREET.-THE LOT
FRONTS TWENTY-ONE AND A HALF FEET
On TIE EAST LINE or MAYO STREET.
RUNNING BACK BETWEEN PARALLEL
LINES ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
EIGHT FEET TO AN ALLEY; IMPROVE
MENTS CONSIST OF A LARGE THREE
ORY-AND-BASEMENT BRICK DETACHED
DWELLING. KITCHEN, ST \ Il L r, CAR
RIAGE-liOUSE, &C., IN GOOD ORDER.-By
virtue of a deed Of trust executed to the under
signed, recorded in clerks office of Richmond
Chancery Court. I'm ID: y. lis b., page 200, to Sc
cure the payment Of the sum Of money therein
mentioned, default having been made I'm the pay
ment of part thereof / will. being thereto re-
Qured by the beneficiary proceed 10 sell at public
auction, on the psemiscs, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 90, 1852,
at 4 O'Clock T.. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scrbed.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale and about
1892, with accrued interest on part thereof; on
a credit as to Sl,140.4S till Goth Of December,
1882; balance as may be announced at sale
las GEORGE :. VASHON. Trustee.