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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

Denver boasts IN unusual ass0rt-
mene a curiosities Tor . place Of it,
size, and among them . wonderful
beggar named Mary Canio. who
makes periodical trips through the
mountains and always returns with .
small fort. ne, which she ct once pro-
eeeds to squander In riotous living.
Every ns0nth abe starts toward the
South and rarely returns with less
than 3jiN. It - said that she hes on
deposit In Denver several thousand
dollars, aud Il r. . net thst when she
was Dast arrested f,1 drunkenness
nearly 81 40 was found In her pus-
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

Alice A. Freeman, President Of
Wellesley College, hes been awarded
the degree Of Phi. D., by Michigan
Cnivenity.
Huutington's poFtrait az Mn.
Hayes has at last been hung, an the
wall Of the green parlor Of the Exec
utive Nanslon.
I 90 for oil sharing the privile Of
the government who Aasist IN hear.
Ing IL bordena, by no means exclud.
Ing W0men.-AbIahana Lincoln.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

Ths Tasi4 Co0niD1so - begon
~ aedueus lahoss q llaosoing -
)eag speeches ltuo a0voea1ss Sepse-
seating nasslhstssiog jossssaes
amjd tbe eool sstsso1s q Loog
Bsaseh. Al exehaags dsslgnaaes lt
- Q AtauduDest dsviee - enable The
pssseat ependtbsiNt eusg1sss 70 sks)k
~ q ~ naassese duty = adbs~t .
tssl1 irveaoed sud delsaded - .
war ueasure aod a10leteDly IN
suited 70 ps.es tines. b . stats a af
iaiss AasDeially - unlike thee Which
pssvaiIed ID 1sol-o6 which eosDd pos-
dry - jsagined. With ths war
dsbe paid II - nearly = Il shesId
b b the eesssstioo that l"aght TIE
VIZ and saved the Usjea, With all q
ooe io6ustsies ID Tie mose sea)wsSt
eoodlGioo exeePt thnos thst have
bse1 protected" o0t q existeoee,
like tbass a shiy bsiIding; With .
surpjus b The Treasury thae = swell
ling yearly and = sakisg eoagsrU
Tie noss eosrupt legislative body this
slds q Turkey asd EUpt-thess
was every reasoo TT pgoaPt action
IL ssdueing our taxaaies, direct and
indirect, - - 70 eoo6asm With The
deaasds a jusejee, god hneaesasd
god government.
Dut e W. DataSal that . eoog1ess
whieh hes beeone IN ogkanised m1o
a pabjje plundesen, and Whieh has
revealed IT, character b The o1oAy ooo,-
90 pension bill and oaoeeyooo aud
upward river and hasborsteal, should
b controlled ~ The lobby q OVER
protected jntestsss and obtain fos
then . continued oppsstusity jos
esosmess pso1ts through Tie device
u Tariff Commissjoa.
That body b now comfortably, II
iact luxusjausly, quastesed at Long
Bsaneh. where IL ab)e n,e0ben can
esjey their respective farce q "Noeh
Ado About Noahisg," 1t The expense
u ths people whose Interests The
eo0missioa VS. created to pseve0t
from being attended to. 1.-THE com
aeeomplishes any god II
viii b because . majority a it,
member are betses than CongTes
sxpeeted wosld b apP"isted. To
Dssh membess we appeal sos WINK %
booest and thogoagh that even
Ehb CoaGreas, q its next sessjoo,
will b shansed aud euerced into .
and sweeping relosm q the
rSSi6.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

Are you travelling alone?" asked a
tall, agricultural ln,king xrntleIna n.
approaching = lady who occupied
two seats In crowded cur.
NO. sir" she replied.
MAY ] ask who's with your ak
ed the man, looking aroumd vaimly
Tor some other place 70 store himself.
MY husband" snapped the lady,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

81 had rather % impu)sive love ee
ihir myself In Texas. which I ishoasd
IKE % tell sou, II goa will not tee!
eoscd With my loex eoeesloeee." saso
The New York man, throwing a!sv
biz stump q cigar. II ~ seappsne
~ . TnDeh on tie Rio 0rauele. and
lsll Ia love, or thought had faloso
% h,ve With . beautiful little lDsnsoel
Who lived With her father 1t . I'm III
hocjeoda, twenty miles away. ! was
the pouseovo9 q . PAIR Al new buck.
skin beuxcneu which I hed purchased
In New orleans, bot had hitherto
never WON. They fitted perfectly,
and I wao - delighted with The ap.
peusance Of my neither limbs, that ]
det<slnined to ply . viajt to Do01s
Isabelln. Whes half way - my ride,
It begnn 70 laia b tossents aud ny
oreeches began to stretch. sed the
atretchieg e''ntinued until they hung
half Q d0oen inches below my bout
heels. / arrived IN The young lsdy.
pssDe0ce In rather . WOese.lO0king
os,nditi0n than that Of the drs'wned
rat. However, she received me kind
" and conducted me 10 the kitchen,
where rnrimg 6re wa b)a5in9.
sat talking 10 her while my clothes
were drying, and Was oOo much .secal.
pied to think about my new beeeches,
when my lOve-nsaking was cut short
By the announcement OF supper.
rave my arm 70 thu. donna aud en-
lergd the next room. We were greet
ed with shouts Of laughter frOsn .
large cempauy of men and women
who were seated at the table.
glnnced downward and saw the cause
u their mirlh. Ny 6reeclses had
with the heat until they hasi
rolled above my knees, lsaving . wide
spsee AZ tare 0eoh 6etWeeo them aisd
my soekA A love t0r the aesthetic did
not flourish IN those days, ct least
not 10 0exieo, and I WaS9 glad 70 hide
my leQ under the table, and for the
rest Of the evening ! wrapped . man
tle around my limbs. I was too 10.
comfortable 70 resume my )0ve-nlak.
Ing 70 Isnbolla: bsssG)eo, she laughed
w6e1evs1 che looked at me. ] slept
there that night In . r0osa u the
Erosrd door overlookine . wide
meadow. Thinking the fresh air
nor".s horns. ' cosdi,i"S. ~ them a'' or
.nS ..,,esS. ahssn IN tn e,ses and
! In Ymm,"..d r,...Ie fhros,,i, M vi".
,iov snd rent IN i,ed II the morn.
Ing I rose early and lo0ked Tor the
Karments. 4 dreadful
r,mfent.div ak6nsiinr On tl,..n,.
mi oniv . ,,ortion .,f the se.t mi
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

The Toeoanasen1atioo q The Tesri-
tosial CeDtral Comoittee, which npee
- this city yesterday, viii usdouba-
edly Be respected By TIE several
County Democs.tjc COnventioos.
The C0nittee expressed itself
a0ainst ~ proxy system asd favored
TIE empowering u The Dejegatee o.
Atesnoees attending The Territorial
CooventlUa % cnst lie whale vote q
ths eossty hey represent. This
reeo00enaati0n was made IN view
q the fnet that WIN psuxies are
allowed i Asquently hsppeus that
Tho nonsinati0ns oG The Couvenliou
mt ID Tie hands u one Of two imdi-
vtdaaDs, and those individusle non
Tsstde0ts II . esunly, The votes Of
which they e0stFol. The SYSTEM h
vrOog, a0d the committee, resr,gui1-
Ing the w1U0gD whlA.h may be e.,,,s-
m'ieed und~r i, wisely suggested .
variance frUlal d.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

~ Q .ooOm0oo voeoo q ~ Oooesal saD-
0seses 6esag aoasn,s ~ ~ q psoa1so ~
- Cav se1ao, o SoeoO0ooos - ~ oo~o.
~ sroesy ssavsss1sao - ssoap3ao eGSsae'
RAops 81 oSoesNsoos - ~ 3sgSsoog1nl o.
vssaSss, - ~ a1eDssso q . Ssesse1ao b
oaos ssowsy ssavsstDso a0abosisls 3 sh"ss
s1oso ~ Gsoss. alossnoaos ss0.sae - ~
30gsjoossal Coavoaaoao - oase ~ soeise
vooo q shooe Goons, u - eaovsne3oa.
". ". Ds10V. SANDAL WssolO.
NpopS. Cana.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

Apethee a esr I'D tiness has be.
swallowed up hy the tgeoo)Deenos IN
osado. Bar6ey Cnlssvssn and Be9)e'
min 0Ooch. aee0enpaujed By twO u
6iape. started up tie river 1T Friday
ssosniax in . skiti los he I.urls'.s Al
catching dsiltwood, and to-tssy. ah"0(
noon. l6oeeas eas,s beek i,'t0 eenp
s1a,k naked, 6si1ging he ed nev,
II the death olpno9 Coach, aud hta
own nasrow escape. After yeoc6tWQ
. nint between twelve end o1era
s,sl)es up the diver, the onoe hec"@s'
Ing uD1lanageable wee drawn tne0 o.
EDDY ssd d 1PpeaTed 10 IN ioaesoe.
The ski6 at tie time WIS mar . steell
cliff Of rocks whose wallis were ~
teet IN height, aud the lndieao o6'
serving that The Eddy wss a6oet swal:
lowing the boat and crew. Jompec!
out aud chung 20 the Focka. and
0ossch e0deevsIsed to do the same
thing after them. He secused . slight
ho1d 10 the petpendieu)ar side At the
e)jG. chung ~ it Only fDT . moment,
then felt jntO the water and was seen
no more CtIJeman sp9aok nom the
Stern Of the EXIT oee tnfo TIE ssver
and got heyOod the eddy, where 10
watched f.r the appeennce ~ the
ls0at. He had not long to wait, but
II seemed to him aees, when Re
eo0Ghl light Of u, bottom upwaTos,
. few yards down tI,e river. vbeo he
swan amer Il, ovoetaktnG aud cling.
ing to It.
In th!s cood3eSon, !or three miles
he went ebooetrG pest rocks. pa0vtne
through breaker. and WhjrjinR ab0Ue
In el]dies, when be came hee e fhee
with one Of thnee TOasInG raptds and
trveej,esl,no etldjes 40 numerous and
- dreadful IN the Colosndo. There
Was no time TO )0se. An0lhe1chanee
betweea lie and death, aud that
chance perhaps VS. the only one IN
. thuesand. The reeo)uijo0 wae
formed one moment aud executed
the next. The skin W. In the midst
0f the Tapjd., standing ~ end; an
other breaker and over L went. This
w~s IN indescSlbabDe nnousent To Cole.
mon. whose sole reliance lDad desert.
I'd him, o. be ielta prisoner IN the
habds az death, and Though he he'd
neegeely knOwn his stTenGth before,
hese We . desperate op,sStunity TT
ito test. and be says that be felt that
he was Z mere straw ct the mercy AZ
. wave one secoud and an EDDY the
next.
Here was waged . fierce and pro-
tscted elru9x)e for lie between .
powerful man and skilliul swimnses,
weighing Is pounds. and nr9t .
whipped aud then . Tapid, whose
force and she and danger can never
Be realised excerpt By the man wb0ss'
LIE was trembling In the balance;
but eoUsage and human strength 1t
|ase prevailed, and the brave man
swam On over rapids aud through
vhlrip"oIs for the dIseesee Q! three
- pef1tsals miles - va probably ~.
r. won BY man. Who can in,agjne
|,ts teeI1ees - be reached In safety
nd esowjed upon tho river bank,
where be ny tor some time cDnspSete-
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

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he )ntes.Al 'ssssss balI, whSes
~ bseo bslsee Ne 6eaa1osonst TINE,
NY - esssii]esed - Lid sway
anDoog ~thes bllls, - Be rssosseeseo ID
H. 6isaant Nsssre. This 66Po-aSos
en- b ewing 70 The ahee thae 4 =
apPased - . ~ R<psb|Iess" % The
gsossd q IL 'sexped'eney. ord VIII
osss he alnese omitted sSFasis6oe a.
~ Ds0oessas us)ess + shall Be
a0es1ed - - - Eeooee ie1nfSee %
Dsaf aod usasolhseuFed teeeeee. ssd
ssvesal sebes astte3es. soseesss
0ooaloss have bre0 unusually pr
sisarst 10 tbsie elisss % see"'"D''sn
ibis rsdueti's. They as.ess' ase
WY trsehSsIly. tho. thes tne 'e.e''
nsl reveose ~ - osegsowsn q "
vsr; thos Il ~ Soeg seeee serves :s
porpsss. aad thae e soseIe y ec
ed - - sj0ply ee0ees NJ ee'.esos
a thess piping tiD0 a Peee& Try
s)so ea0psAbs thoe - ss'eeeps
6ees nede y RePsssseess u ss''
eosssetteo WIN ~ esn % "
sSsGSe nss osaII ~ amy q ~
isSssDeW. ase seee-eseee's 49,
IT, psseent syse-0 q ta1see -
" 4yoo0e Who 0ssw sooesS'y soo~'
Soyee0yeoo SSe0 10 peo''e 49, r.
Rather ehes he'p pao ~ 'eu u W.
psesene seeps tney pse'eE u !"
Defeated, md tbos Sosee " Ssspo
I'eens - nsse ~ 'espeseso'"y q ~
existence spos ss' se.'s'c 1900 ~
The eesstng Coogseseoee' e'eet'o
The Dsaeessss tusebesoose esse 'ns'
Tie Republicans aso n"e sincere 10
their advoeeey . ~ neeee'e' -
ID seppsst q The eoesgs sbey Poset
70 TIE fset thee gu tbs anesdnes's
psoposed - Domoesesse seeeto's'
having 10 vssw The fssehef 's"eet'oo
oltsxeD, have been voted down.
The psshablesqsesching u the bill
creates nweh anxiety and alaTM In
the minds q many RepoblIean senar
tom. They knew their Marty eootToos
Ceaeress asd that tbe peop)e, Who
have loag suffered =, Dr. the import
ljos q . "vas tsr,s'' tax and who
Dov have ID u0misaa1able terms de-
IL reduelloo, II not ID abo'-
Ishmsot, viii cell them 70 seeosot 1t
- lhll elections f6r their fhj)oFe 70
lightea their ooeFoas l'urdeaA BIT
Il h sPesly proelnimed BY one prom
|sest Eepsbliean that . redsctIon Of
10 tsx isDot desisnble, and he h no
,thes than 6esator Blair. That gen
IDeuao, ID . Soce0t speech Upoo the
,uhject, rave uttesaoce % the fo)low-
]
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02
OUR FASHION NOTES.

Heli0tr0pe 10 again the fashion.
White IL % mucl, worn ~ ever.
White bonnets are again In flush.
I'm.
The bri,ns ofchildren's hats are wi.
der than ever.
Bonmets are gradually encroaching
over the ears.
New Frcnch dresses ale exceeding.
" short In the skirt.
White alpaca. trimmed with vel.
vet, - coming In vOvue.
Muslin embroidery IL scen upon
new bonnets Of Partisan make.
Ann Domini 1888: will long be r..
mes1,i,ered ~ dress-as-yOu.pIca
year.
Crushed banana IL the name f"r
TIC new pale yellow shades worn this
season.
Slirre.l sunl,onnets III the Kate
Greenaway style are much worn hy
little girls.
Jet embroidery combined with
chenille lNnllsO"s. II one Of the chief
novelties Of the SesasOn.
Dangling halls Of wool and POM
pOns, are the fashionable trimmings
Tor imported WOODEN dresses
In spite ri the effort to intrtmiu,v
ln,ullamt .kiris. panierx, and b,,@tl.~.
the outlines Of xll costumes remain
about the same.
Fl0wers arr worn to excess not On.
" on all festival Oct1~iOms, Tut alsO
In the morning, ut HI me, in the
street, and for carriage toilet.
A new fancy for plated skirts of
fnc WOODEN reaees Is tn put the wide
t,Ox. l,laits alternating with group Of
knife plaits the whole length Of the
skirt.
sleeves to be pretty should be short
and tight. The tailleur.shaped waist
worn with plain lingerie II the only
style admit ing, = rather long sleeve.
On az the pr~ttiest costumes for
the country h . shrimp pink sateen
with ecru enll,rs,il1rretl ruf1les. and \
large manila hat trimmed with white
ruses and reti currants.
The single-stual ahirt and the soli.
tatre diamond must ~. Fashion has
dtrrtTsl that We must henc<.fOrth wear
shirts with four small buttons In
plain. dead gold.
Turkey. rs<l calico drpsses for chill.
dren, made in Mother Hubbard style
aud trimmed will, Ale.iici lace, arv
very taslli"nal:; worm for morning
dresses ut the seaside.
Blue with brOwn II q fashionable
contrast 81 tv'l0'x In imported dr,.>, ~.
A ralt. blue hulaId with clark brown
figure. trimmed Will, lm,wx Of brown
velvet ril'ln'n h one Of the prrtti.st
ri the scsssOM.
EOgli u women llse many old fasl,-
i"uetl fabrics that have long been out
Of mark I IL this Country; these are
cI,nlDy, nIllslin-tle-k.ile, PAINTED mus.
lins, lattela silks and the handk.r-
chief dresses.
New umbrellas ftDr coaching and
for climbing are III Im,iia red, ar blue
ca.lt'r' with Long spiked alls.,sst.n.ks,
While nj til" hand IL y rrutcl,, u lwli.
ta''.l"''rine ar t'sttle-ax Of light color
srtsl wsnNl.
Pals. st'a.grrcn silk drsses If the
nn'st artistic tint, nearly covered
with Ia.'e I" match. drMl'%tl over the
!.Hjice also. IRE IL t'e very fasl,iOna-
by worn ut dancing parties this sea-
SOD.
Very young girls now tie the hair
which they draw away from their
forehead and temples very high up
~ the rruwn Of their heads, fasten-
Ing 1t with bright satin ril,on. The
How Ing locks arr then left to iull will,
!,e hack hair in wavy shower over
their sllOul(lers.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

The Chieago 75sees thus dlsoosnn
0p00 the04bglD thot ase being made
% Esse0loaae Speaker Keiisr: 'As
0eossa) KsiSes's reseoinaijoa b 70
y eeotestsd warmly 10 be- ~ bib
Washjngt0o in1aeoees at wogk. The
result = sees II newsPapess q the
Tasty tbet lave freely criticised the
epeaker's eosne. They ase now
svsgsiag that be b % 0rnamest to .
district 10 which 10 be- given unus,aal
dlstjsetioo; that b. b . trained
eentesasan, who b rapidly rising 70
0as1eSaj's pasoe that, ~ . n,attef a
oee, be wxs unoSWmOnly faiI, D,ot4i-
0e6e ard hOoest ab0ot the toeuIatjon
a Tie House cosuDmltaees thst be be-
ooly . bowisg aequaj1tasce with
R06eoo0, add that & W0uld b with.
oot peeoe3est % refuse . re-e)eetion
. . Co', gTesa.an % distinguished -
H. 6peakee II the house"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

It b to b hcped the repost that
Senator Ednsouds contemplates Re.
signing his seat IN the Senate % with
OFT toundatioa In faet. The Repub-
licsu party can III afford to loss the
one Of their very few representative
In that body who from biz ability
and integrity commando the respect
Of the oppo> itien,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

Or GIspeeobes soDooooe upon the
aothosity q . washingtss CORES
pesdsot sGs New Y.'sk paper, that
~ PIss3dsst has signed The
"Jo06o" River and Hasbo9 apPgo-
psiaaioa blu. The ~ 0oo. 80 spPso-
psiaalea b bat to BEGINNING ol
ethss appropriations oflIks character
cd IKE M nitsde, u H. Rss'sbl+
saas Oals eootsel u TIE next
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

Water In Ahler gulcll Ii becoming
rather low to answer the require
n'ents for mining purposes.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

An exelhasgs says Senator Hassi-
80 hassessrsd govssnmest positioas
~ tweoty-o0s u bib RELATIVES. Il
= mt Feposasd whsebes BIZ relatives
Vego limited % thoe Dumber a. Tie
p1nees gavo ct . ~ reasoa that
tventy-ouo moeo veso not appointed.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

The 90 tn guns used By the Eng.
lish 0eet q The bo0barduoat q The
k,ses a,oond Alexandra wess. 4 b
snjd, leao e0betive than othess u Ioso
weight asd eallhee. Why they we've
less sltctivs does ssot clearly appear.
They were 1sed ct . saage a two
miles as1 thsir 1, 40 pound bslb evss.
tsrned and wrecked every ohslasSs
ID their WY. Their fsll destructive
powers en- psobably b CORRECTLY
nseasured only whss they are direst-
"a sgninst ~ object which en- stesd
The immesssl force u their peejeetiles.
UDtll such b found ID the shape Il
hasboe deSenses II b sssseless to d.
cry them. But II these heavy guns
ase MT practicable, what nay b ssid
q those on The gseestly bailt italian
war vessel Danllo)oe She y armed
with four 1OO-toa A1u,stro0g guns,
having . b"ss q 1919 inches, throw
ing Shot q 2Ols pounds, With .
n,axiisam q 5ll poands Of powder,
theordiDsIy change being 3S5 pounds.
Thls powerful engine q war = .
whole neet within hes1elf She car
rjes tosr large steam launches and
eight other boats, al hung upon
hinged davits. She b thus able to |
serd out . ssnell feet u skiSmishess
TO overlook the esesny's ground, dr.
cover BIZ weak places and aseestain |
the proper position from which the |
huge vessel may work her monster |
guns. There ore no kDown deaenses
that can contend with them. II
therefore behooves nations Of . quar.
reasome dbpositien either to curb
heir temper q an their harboss With
Torpedo boats, So1 one Dandelo can
destroy any sea eos.st city In the
world With impunity. The monster
Euns viii work . revolutiou In The
construction of harboe defenses.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

Admiral Nieholsoo, ID BIZ late r.
PIT - ~ ssvy department. says
nins sesths a tbs Egyplisss hvos
As.bi Beg. This heing tbs eass The
Kho6ivo eannoG malnt,.in hlsauthOr.
without TIE assiseapee q. Turkish Or
Engllsh tsuops.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02

v1ll 0aee q Dusos 00Weano. ~ no"ooy.
- Z b ~ - 0spee0A5. - - O'eeoee. l.
~ lBaUU1n9 90 ~ 0o's.ose q Dsoe1~eso
aoooee1aQoo . ~ e0VgSol Oo0oeDo0:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-01
BY sampson & Adamson,
Successors toJohn Z. Sampson 4 Brother),
Real Estate Agents,
Hull street between Eighth and Ninth.
Manchester Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LAND, WITH LARGE STORE. DWELL
ING. AND OUT-IIOUSES THEREON. AT MID
LOTHIAN. CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, va
The undersigned as trustee In q deed from Jacob
Bach. dated March 16, 1882, Of record In Ches-
terrified County Court clerks Office, being re-
quired by those authorized by said deed 10 direct
sale, viii, on
WEDNESDAY,, July IL, 1882.
on the premises, commencing at II O'Clock NJ,
proceed to sell the REAL ESTATE conveyed by
said decd-to wit.
First. That LOT, with large OREHOUSE and
DWELLING thereon, containing about ~
ACRES. at Midlothian near the intersection of the
Depot road from COalfed with the Buckingham
turnpike. being the same property for many years
occupied as store and residence by said Jacob
Bach. On this land Is a large garden and orchard
Of young and choice fruit-trees In bearing. The
Improvements are built OF best material aud fin
ished In superior STYLE The dwelling has seven
large rooms. pOrciieS, ano double stairwaye. The
Outhouses consist of a kitchen, barn, stables cow
house. and other out-houses; and altogether con-
sttute an excellent home and place of business for
country stOrekeeper.
Second. Attract OF WOODLAND, near the
ACRES, and known as part of the Simpson tract.
adjoining tile lands OF X. :. Burrows and others.
Third. tract of about THIRTY ACRES, In
the same nechborhood. being part of the Brumal II
tract. and adjoining the lands or Mrs. Brumall,
David Branch, and others.
TERMS: One fourth cash: residue on one, two,
aud three years credit, the purchaser giving his
negotiable notes for the deferred instruments with
interest added from day of sale, and secured by a
EMANUEL ULLMAN, Trustee.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-01

by r. II. Cook, Auctioneer.
1924 Main street.


rVRUsTEE's SALE OF STOCK OF
j GOODS AT MIDLOTHIAN. CHESTER
ssTI Fbpn S8IsT NNp boi iH ? kc &C. wf
AUCTION.-The undersigned, rs trustee IN deed
from Jacob Bach, dated March 16. lsS2. and OF
record In Chesterfield County Court clerks Office.
being so required by those authorized by said deed
to direct q sale, viii, on
MONDAY, JULY 8, 1852,
on the premises, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
proceed to sell all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
conveyed by said deed, among which are the fol-
Ali the STOCK OF GOODS IN the store at Mid
lothian recently kept By Jacob Bach, consist
DRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES,
HATS, NOTIONS. CLOTHING,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
DRUGS. SCHOOL-B0Oks.& &C. &C.;
FINE BAY COLT, about three years old ;
I COW. BUGGY, BAROUCHE,
CARTS.
Lot CART and other HARNESS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
2 PIANOS and lot OF PICTURES.
the MINING MACHINERY, consisting I'm part OF
LARGE STEAN-PU1IP,
2 STEAM-B0lLERs, 80 feet long by AZ
inches In diameter;
WR0UGHT-lRON PIPES,
COUPLINGS, BRAssEs, VALVES,
BELLOWS, FORGE, ANVILS,
and other articles used in conducting coal mine.
ALSO.
about 10000 BRICKS and lot Of OLD AND
NEW LUMBER,
and al other personal property included IN sa,a
decd, II any there lie. although not specincdiy
named In this advertisements .
TEENS: Cash for all sums not exceeding 500
for $50 and under $3.50, sixty days credit upon
Sl5O and upwards, ninety days credit will be
EMANUEL ULLMAN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by 4. Ii. COOK, Auctioncer. q,