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Nv ouar,es 4 McCurdv and W. II. Lyme Co.,
Aucfioncers.

nv on.r,s. + McCurdy and W. II. Lyme & Co.,
Auctioncers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU.
" ABI.E RIAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RI Rsc RnS.r EEt9 2Ss fDSscE1sEDin parsa-
snce Of decree OF the Chancery Court Of the city
OF Richmond made on the 18th day Of April,
1882, I'm the suit OF Ins a,hsrs- We viii offer for
sale nj public auction. ON the premises
TWO LARGE THREE-sT0RY BRICK TENE-
MENTs,
fronting together so feet on Locust alley; depth OF
LOT about $50 feet
TUESDAY. MAY 10, 1882,
AT O'CLOCK,
,yo win sou tho aboye-described PROPERTY.
These TENENENTs are now occupied ny good,
paving tenants al fair rental. While as special
Commissioners we sball only sell ONE UNDI-
jzed Inv the owner OF the other undivided half In
tcrest 10 say that he will unite with us In the sale
so dat the whole Interest may be sold at the sape
Immediately after the above sale we will sell
TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE on Mayo street;
LOT fronting ii feet, with depth OF about 100
feet.
the BRICK STORE with DWELLING above, on
the west line Of Eighteenth street between MAIN
ana Franklin. known as the "SINTON HOUSE.
fronting 23H feet and running back OF irregular
Special attention Is called to the above yALUA-
BE sale S ts be T prS%sp for nero
table notes at six, twelve, and eighteen months,
with Interest added from day of sale and title re-
tanned until the whole purchase-inoney ms Deeh
paid and conveyance orcered by the Court.
HENRY &. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.
QuAnLrs 4 sn Ss'oVHDI Auctionoers.
W. II. LYME & Co., my
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1915 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DEsI-
~ RABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, BELONGING TO THE ESTATE
or VI. MCQUADE, DECEASED.-By virtue of n
decree of Richmond Ihancery Court, In the suit Of
Charles r. Taylor 4 Co, &C.. rs. NJ. McQUadc's adj
minisfrator. &C., entered April 20, 1882, the uD-
dersigned. special commissioner thereby appointed
for the purpose, Will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY IT, 1882,
the following described VALUABLE PROPER
TY, beginning In the Following order-yiz.s
Mt A. Y. NJ
lst That DESIRABLE TWO-STORY BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING No. 749 north Sec
oud street. between Jackson and Duval streets.
Besides the store there are seven rooms above,
thus combining conveniently business and home
advantages. A detached kIICiiEN is also on the
premises. The property Is finely located Tor busi-
ness purposes aud has long been successfully used
that way. Water and gas are In the house. Ihe
-lOt fronts 20x13O feet.
I'd. A DETACHED FRAME DWELLING. No.
S13 north Second street, between Dnyal and Baker
streets. This property, together with detached
KITCHEN contains six rooms. and yields pay
Ing rental. The lot fronts 20xl24 feet.
AT =. NJ
81. TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS, Nos. 1901
and 1908, situated on the northeast corner of Sec
ond and Preston streets Both of these houses are
under good rentals. They front rs feet on the
east line of Second street.
All of this property, lying as II does on popu-
lar thoroughfare, should attract the attention OF
Investors.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In six and
twelve months, interest added, and title retained
until all the purchase-mOney Is paid, and deed Is
JOHN II. DINNEEN,
Special Commissioner.
FURMAN TUPPKR, Auctiopeer.
ap 3O,my37I3.14,l6,17
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The Cincinnati May Festival.
ARRIVAL OF THE soLoIsTs AND cBoRus--fn'sf
REHEARSAL.

ARRIVAL OF TIE SoLoIsfs AND ehohVSf'" ''
REHEARSAL.
The great Cincinnati May festival begins
this evening, and II bids fair to he even q
greater success than the recent music festi-
val At New York. The following Is from
the Cincinnati Commercial OF saturday:
Last night presented a brilliant scene at
Music Hall. The entire orchestra had ar.
rived In the afternoon from New YORK and
Chicago. The great wagon-loads OF In
struments on their way from the depot 10
Wus;c Hal attracted attention on the
strcets. and told that the festival was at
hand. Materna and suite had arrived by
the early morning train on the Bee Line.
Mrs. Osgood, Remmertz, Whitney, and
Toedt registered at their hotels during the
day. Candidus and Cary had come Thurs
day, the former quartering at the Grand,
and the famous contralto at the Burnet.
BY quarter before 8, the time announced
for rehearsal, all the forces were gathered
AZ Music Hall. The chorus was full OF en-
fhusiasm for the work OF the evening.
Chorus escorts 10 the number OF about
fifteen hundred occupied the auditorium,
eager to enjoy the rehearsal. :,
A few minutes before Thomas raised
his baton, and the Prize composition was
taken up. Mrs. Osgood, who has the
brilliant solos in this composition, was inc
first artist TO take the stage. Chorus and
audience greeted her with applause. when
later the other soloists assembled the plat
form TO take their parts in the charming
"FaJstv music Of Schumann, the enthti-
siasrn reached its climax AS they nled
ND the steps, one by one, each came IN Tor
his or her share Of applause. When Cary's
familiar face appeared, the chorus fairly
rose to their feet to welcome the favorite
with waving Of handkerchiefs and cries OF
"Cary!" "Cary!" She returned the
hearty greeting with a kiss thrown first to
one side aud then to the other. Her sing
ing later disclosed that she has completely
recovered from her recent illness, and will
be fully prepared to do justice to her
brilliant parts in the great Festival.
The orchestration in the Fall OF Troy
is strikingly brilliant. In the finale and
March OF the Troians two brass bands are
employed-one on the corridor and the
other on platform which has been built
at the end OF the balcony.
slaterna did not take part in the rehear-
sal, but occupied n seat in the balcony with
q coterie OF friends. She expressed the
greatest delight with the hall and the sing
Ing OF the chorus. which she pronounced
takes part in the rehearsal Of the "Passion
Music"
The following Is
THE PROGRAMME FOR TONIGHT,
the first concert OF the festival:
Requiem ...................M Mozart
Frau Friedrich-Materna,M Mr.. Candidus,
Miss Cary, Mr.. whitney,
Chorus. Orchestra, Organ.
Symphony in + (No. 8, Op. 93). Beethoven.
Allegro vivace con brio.
Allegretto scherzando.
Tempo di menuetto.
Allegro yiyace.
Rect. and Aria, "Abscheulicher, F'idelio,)
49, s-'sDNN'hV'N'
Frau Friedrich-Materna.
Intermission.
TIE Deum, Dettingen. ........ Handel
Miss Cary.
Mr.. Toedt, Mr.. Remmertz.
Chorus, Orchestra, Organ.
Trumpet Obligato by Mr.. F. Dietz.
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ENTIRE LINE OF THE WASHINGTON AND
OHIO RAILROAD

including that partly and that wholly constructed,
and also all and singular all the WORKS and
PROPERTY-REAL, PERSONAL, AND MIX
ED-ROLLING STOCK, LOCOMOTIVES CARS,
&C., and all RIGHTS, CONTRACTS, and FRAN
CHIsES Of said Washington and Ohio Railroad
Company.
The said property consists OF a constructed line
OF railway in active operation from the city OF
A,exandris sa o%Soan I" Round Hii
station, In Loudoun county, distance OF ois
miles including line connecting with the " ASH
ueton and Alexandria railroad. The road Is also
graded beyond Round Hill for distance of three
miles. -.
Of large brick depot-building and freight-house,
In the city of Alexandria, round-hOuse, machine
shop, car-shop. car-shed. storehouse, etc.. and
about fifteen acres Of land adjacent thereto; also
eleven dcpof-houses and lots at the eleven principal
stations between Alexandria and Round Hill.
According to the route surveyed the distance
from Washington city to Point Pleasant, on the
Ohio river, Is 325 miles, and passes through "A
country heavily timbered and Of great mineral re-
sources.
mixed, franchises etc, Is sold together. and for
the same the purchaser must pay ffty thousand
dollars (s50,000l Of the purchase money In cash,
and the residue in -four equal annual payments,
with interest from the day Of sale, which said pay
ments are to be evidenced by bonds which are 10
be secured by deed Of trust upon the property
sold. to be executed upon the confirmation of the
sale and conveyance 10 the purchaser.
This sale IS subject 70 the lien OF the deed OF trust
executed August 6, 1858, 10 indemnify the county
of Clarke, State Of Virginia, against liability for
the annual interest on the bonds OF the said county
for the sum Of one hundred thousand dollars
(&lOO.OOO) sup to and until the time when said
road shall be commenced and under construction
In said county of Clarke" and against liability for
the payment of the principal Of said bonds in case
they shall become due and payable before the road
shall be commenced and under construction In
said county, the said bonds falling due In the year
1892.
The purchaser will be entitled to the net profits
of the road from the day of sale.
II. r. BARTON,
RICHARD VI. LEE,
CHARLES T.. STUART,
HENRY HEATON,
fo l1-JawfTulfds Commissioners of sale.
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Ferris, OF California, who claims to be
the genuine Sir Roger Tichborne, is again
in San Francisco. His attorney says he has
been recognized by three former employees
OF the Tichborne family.
Some sage has observed that at was
better to have lived and been old when the
world was young than to live now, though
young, when the world is DID," BE that
as 1t may, I'VE would not care to live in
either age without being Insured against
rheumatism,s unless we had a supply OF
that never-fniIing remedy. st. Jacobs OH.
Mr. Joseph Fihe, No. 230 Preston street,
corner OF walnut, Louisville, KY, says:
" have used st. Jacobs Oil in my family
Tor two yeats past, and have never found
anything that ii would not cure; there
must, Of course, be some limit to its powers,
,ut have nbt reached it yet, and can say
hat / do nod believe there are any muscu-
ar ailments, nervousness, or Inflammation
bat IL will fjlil 10 cure. My boy Theodore
I'll down arid sprained his foot; 1t swelled
, two or three times its usual size. ap-
He'd 81. jacobs OIL and In half day he
as well AZ ever. II cured me OF rheuIna-
SIN and <fny wife OF neuralgia"
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY IS, 1882.

AENlNtDs
Steamship Roanoke. Couch, New York, mer-
chandse aud passengers q. W. Allen a Co., agents
steamer Ashland. Carr, Philadelphia. mercban-
disc and passengers, j. W. NeCarrick. agent
Brig kmerfcus fAm.) Hooper, New ORR hgh',
70 load for Cuba.
schooner Eva May, sfcDufae, Philadelphia light
10 load for Cuba. -
schooner Join 3. Bcacham. Ouilan, New York,
merchandise, Curtis a Parker.
Schooner Major W. II. Tantum, Shoe. New orR'
plg-iron. Old Dominion 1ron- and Nall " orks.
Schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose, New YORK, car
boys. Allison a Addison.
Schooner Katie q. Robinson, Sooy, FAN river,
light Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company,
Schooner Laura T.. Messer, gregory, Alexandfia'
light, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
SAILED SUNDAY.
stoamer C;uvandotte. Kelly, New York, mer-
chandse and passengers, q. W. Alien Cos agents.
steamer Ashland. Carr, Philadelphia, mercnan-
disc and passengers. J. W. McCarrick, agent.
sAuED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United States
mall. merchandise, and passengers, l.. K. Tatum'
superintendent. - -,
Schooner Emma Aery, Hall, New York, coal,
(,i,csa oeako and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner En- ma ID. FndIcott, Bowen, New York,
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner Mabel Thomas, Mckenzie, Boston,
slaves. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF VALUABLE SECOND STREET PROP
ERTY, BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF
THE LATE MICHAEL McQUADE.-By virtue
of decree of the Richmond Chancery Court, In
the case of Charles h. Taylor & Co.. &C., rs VI.
McQuades administrator. &C., entered April 90,
1882 the undersigned, special commissioner
thereby appointed for the purpose will sell by auc
ton, on
TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1882.
at ~ O'Clock L. NJ
LIST That VALUABLE LOT, with TWO SMALL
SHOPS thereon, recently remOdelled, and other
SMALL HOUSES In rear Of the same, adjoining
the drugstore Of DIR. Leonard, and situated on the
west line OF Second between Jackson and Duval
streets, having front of 80 feet by depth Of 1870
feet. The above property Is now paying the estate
handsome per cent upon the original outlay.
I'd. Say at 81 o'clock II. NJ, that WELL-LO-
GATED STORE AND DWELLING No. 9l5
north Second street, with large lot adjoining the
same, situated on the east line OF Second street,
near Preston street. The whole property, incls-
ding the vacant lot, has a front of 30 feet by a
depth Of 124 feet to an alley ten feet Wide.
Parties wishing TO obtain a good business stanI
with a bright future will do well 10 attend this
sale.
TERMS: One third In cash; balance In six and
twelve months, interest added, and title retained
until the whole purchase money Is paid aud con-
yeyance ordered by the Court
JOHN II. DINNEEN,
Special Commissioner.
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioneers.
my 2,4,5.7,B12.l4,l6
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SEINE-TIIREAD.

CTURGEON ~MDMSs
- Wewould call special attention >~SeSss~
10 our large stock of
STURGEON and HAUL-sEINE TWINEs, hard
and soft-laid, At lowest prices;
SCIENTIFICALLY, all Nos. and brands;
sRINE-LINES, POPEs, YAWKINGS,
MINNOW NETTING,
CORKS and CORk-WO0D.
NETS and SFfNFS on hand and made to order
l.. IICHTENSTEIN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Sole importers of the LION BRAND SEINE.
THREAD. - -
Also in stock, CARPET-WARPs, OIL-CLOTH-
ING for fishermen and sailors, and AWNING
DUCKS ap IL
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EDUCATIONAL.

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF
wi TECHNOLOGY. BOSTON.-Regular four
wear courses in Civil Mechani' al, and Mining En-
cheering. Architecture. Chemistry, Physics, Ma
tural History. etc. Students are also admitted TO
partial or special courses. school Of Mechanic
Arts for instruction in English. Drawing, Mathe-
MATES. and ShOpwork. Next school year begins
SEPTEMBER 25, 1892: entrance examinations
JUNE 1 and 2. SEPTEMBER 10 and 20, ut
A. NJ. ROBERT III. RICHARDS, Secretary.
FRANCIS A. WALKER, President.
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DUBLIC SALE
OF THE
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Under authority Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Richmond city, rendered April 49, 1880, In
the suit OF Henry Lewis ct al 70. The Washington
and Ohio Railroad Company ct al, and affirmed
by the Court Of Appeals Of Virginia at Its septem-
bcr term, 1881, the undersigned, special commits
s,oners. will, at IL o'clock NJ, on the
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by sutton & Coz
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
l104 Main street.

UCTTON SALE OF FARM OF TWO
N HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND IN HAN
OVER COUNTY, NEAR HAN0HEkTo,,Mh,imS'
VA, ABOUT FIFTEEN MILES FROM RICH.
NOND, ADJOINING THE LANDS OF TIE
LATE JUDGE MEREDITH, MRS. MARn Ale
EXANDER, AND OTHERS. AND KNOWN IN
THAT VICINITY AS "NINETY-SIX." AT the
request of the owner, who lives In the city, we VIII
offer for sale at public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1882,
at I o o'clock ~ the above-described FARM. The
land Is about one-hslf well-timbered and the bal
ance cleared, thirty acres of which are rich low
grounds on the POtOtohomo creek.
The soil Is a dark grey, and very productive, and
now i'm good state of cultivation.
There are two or three cabins ON the place, the
dwelling having been destroyed by fire some time
since.
SUTTON &c CO.,
my I4-Su.TuSTh3t Auciioneers.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE FINE ESTATE IN FAUQUIER
L COUNTY. VA. KNOWN AS "MELRO>t-"
FOR SALE BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of a de
cree Of the Chancery Court Of Richmond entered
in the case Of Caldwell and wife gs Kent, &C.. me
undersigned. the special commissioners appointed
for the purpose will sell by auction, upon Tie pre-
misses, Oh
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1882,
commencing At l 2 o'clock W.. the FINE ESTATE
known as =" MELROSE,' lying I'm fanguer county
Warrenton Junction. the dwelling being one mile
from Casanova station and TX miles from the town
Of WaTcnson. IL contains about
9s5 ACRES,
a large proportion being arabic land, well adapted
10 gra.s and the cereals, and especially e. grazing.
and the remainder l. wooded; the whole being well
fenced aud drained and abundantly Watered ny
running streams.
magnificent stone building, has been recently put
i'm thorough order and Is one Of the most spacious
and elegant residences In Virginia. II Is 4. 1ated
ON an einiuence overlooking the estate, and n the
midst Of a grove OF native forest trees. The out
buildings are ample for all purposes and In good
condition. The estate lies In one of the heathiest
and most desirable portions Of the state, IN The
midst of highly-culiiyated society easily Access
sbe by railroad, and offers - many attractl0ns
As can be found IN any property OF the Kind.
10 will be sold as whole or divided into suitable
tracts, as may be determined ON az the Time OF ste
plat Of the property may be seen al the ONCE OF
the auctOncers.
two. and three years. for bonds bearing interest
from tie day ~ sale, aud the title retained by the
Court until fuil payment Is made.
Persons wishing In purchase are invited TO eN-
anime the property before the day Of sale.
ROBERT HOWARD,
JAMES II. DOOLEN,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by GRUBBs K WILLIAMS, Auc-
tioneers, Richmond, Va. my 4
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by Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 3 north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF HIGHLY-VALU-
"A ABLE MAIN-STREET STORE PROPER
TY.-By request of the owner, WHO HAS DETEh-
MINED TO SELL, We shall sell by auction, upon the
premises, ON
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1882,
at AZ o'clock Z. NJ, that VERY DESIRABLE
AND WELL-LOCATED BRICK STORE No.
23I4 east Main street, also FRAME sIORE ad-
Joining same on the east; also, TWO-SIOkl
BRICK DWELLING In rear Of the above, front
ing on the alley. The whole property has 'front.'
of Al feet on Main street by depth OF 100 feet to
an alley.
Owing 10 this property being adjacent to the
large tobaccO-ftc tory now operated 10y MessrS. II.
A. Patterson Il Co., renders II very valuable rs
business-stand. The whole property Is now rented
substantial and well-paying Investment Parties
seeking investments of this kind will do well 70
attend rs the property VIII be sold.
TERMS: Very liberal. and To he announced at
sale. CHENNlNG koSE,
my IA Auctioneers.
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CULDREN's CARRIAGES.

have lust received the LARGEST AND HAND
SOMEST line Of CARRIAGES IN the city, and
advise all In want to give me call before purchas-
ing as can offer inducements In styles and prices.
CARRIAGES from "a up. ROBT. HAROLD,
ap23 Sl7 Broad street.
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The Great storm.

WIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION IN ARKANSAS
HOUSES, MILLS, AND BRIDGES SWEET AWAY
CROPS DAMACED-MlLEs OF LAND SUB
MERGED.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, May ia special
from Jacksonport, Ark, says: owe are
in the midst Of the most destructive over
flow that has visited this section for years.
The water stands 81 feet inches above
zero point, and has fallen 3 inches. There
is not foot Of dry ground in the town cX-
eept jefferson street, which affords refuge
TO all the stock that the citizens possess.
Quite number of persons have been COM
PEELED to take refuge in the upper stories OF
store-houses. The whole country for miles
around is one sea OF water. Large pOr-
tons OF Oil Trough and Big Bottom are
under water, and the damage to the wheat
crop is very great. The present flood is
the highest since 1867. Ii second rise
should come everything will be lost"
SERIOUS RAIN-sToRM.
A special TO the Gazette from Batesville.
Ark, says: "This section has just been
visited by an unprecedented rain-storm,
commencing at s O'Clock on Monday eve
ming and continuing in torrents twenty
four hours without a moments cessation,
swelling rivers and creeks to height be-
yond the memory Of the oldest inhabitants
and sweeping everything before It, Mills,
houses, bridges, and fences were washed
away, and on the bottom-lands not only the
crops, but the very soil is gone, leaving
only bare clay surface. MaXfeld Bro
theirs woolen-mill, valued at $4,000, and
Joe Smiths flour-mill valued at $4,000, are
both a total loss. Rutherford's mill was
81. ~ : A
Der OF other mills not yet heard from are
believed to have been wrecked. 1t is gene
rally estimated that 100000 will not make
good the loss to which this county has been
subjected. A young man employed at
sn this mill was drowned"
CHICAGO, Ill, May ia special dis
patch from Little Rock, Ark, says: Re-
cent reports show that the rains have done
greater damage than was expected. In
Southwestern Arkansas the destruction is
very great, many acres OF lapd being sub
merged and the crops destroyed. Colonel
Vaughan has lost crops worth $4,000. The
total loss in the vicinity Of Conway county
Is estimated at 100000"
sLEET, SNOW, HAIL, AND RAIN IN NEW ENG
LAND.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., May 13.-The heayi-
est storm OUTSIDE Tue narDOr known t0r
years has prevailed during the past few
days, the seas making heavy inroads along
the beaches and going completely over
Wllalcsbaek lighthouse. Ihe marines re-
port alternate falls OF slcA, snow, rain, and
hail, and the weather extremely cold. No
disasters are as yet reported. The British
-schooners Pleasantville. Regina b.. Corde-
liza, Volger, Maggie Smith, and Roscdale are
In This harbOr with many coaSterS and fish.
ing vessels.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Rank


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" TRACT OF "a 1-20 ACRES OF LAND ON
THE NEW HENRICO TURNPIKE, ABOUT
TWO MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND, AT AUC-
TION.-In execution of a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Henrico county, entered on the 81 st OF
December. 1877, In the case OF Tomlin and ais
Is. Braxton's administrator &C., will sell by auc-
tion, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1852,
at o'clock 7. NJ, the TRACTOR LAND of which
William Arlnistead Braxton died seized. II con-
tains 81 1-20 ACRES, adjoins the land of c. w.
Carter, L. II. skinker,J Il. Krishman, aud others,
and lies opposite strawberry mn the farm Of
biessrs Edmond a Davenport, from which IL Il
separated By the turnpike. THIS land lies very
well, has upon e some wood, and could be made a
desired.
TERMS: One fourth cash; belance at eight, six
teen. and twenty-four months; the credit pay
ments 10 be for negotiable notes, with interest
added. and secured BY deed Of trust.
JOHN y. YOUNG, Special Commissioner.
GhUErs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioaeers, my7
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COOKS EXCURSIONS.


EURO rE! LII
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave New
York APRIL 81, JUNE g, and JULY /, 1882.
FUN particulars in special PAMPHLET sent free
on appli cation. PASSAGE TlCkETS by all Al
LANfIC STEAMERS. special facilities Ter Sc
curing GOOD BERTHS. TOURIST TICKETS
for individual travellers In EUROPE, ~ all routes,
at reduced rates.
10 cents THOMAS COOK & son,
26I Broadway, New York. Post-Ofice Boa 1911
&. A. BARATToN1. Manager. re T-eodfm