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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-03
oEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE Oh sfEA WLRS.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR I'LL
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPhNl'S
JAMES RIVER LINE tOk
NEWPORT NEWS,
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. PORI =
MOUTH. AND JANIS RIVER LANDINGS,
CONNECTS Al PORTSMOUTH FOR
OLD POINT.
BAI TIIORf. AND INF NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON.
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON. SMLTIltIELD.
AND FASTIES SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROI r. WITHOUT TRANSFER, ~ -
ONLl ALL-WAIER ROT II.
JAMES RIVER Bl DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LtSS THAN HALE CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
EARE 30 20, A0 u 70 ~ 30 Lent.
WAY-LANDING FARES FROM 2jc. 70 @oc.
3lEALS. Toe.
one Of The Company spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL.
carrying United STATES maill
Z. g. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, " tl)Nl -
DAY. and FRIDAY. az \. NJ, Tor ahotc-nancd
piacc-. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk a.
6.}1 :. NJ, arriving ~ Richmond 40 abou l.. VI.
Through tickets on sslle ON steamer and a. Car
ber's Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STATEROOMs CAN BIZ ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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BS r.. u. Cook. Auctioncsr,
No. % Ninth street,
r,wo sI-pEPIOR MARES. FARMING

TWO SUPERIOR MARES, FARMING
i INIpL ELEMENTS. CORN. HAY, SiiICkS,
WAGoN. FTRNITUEE, &C, At AUCTiON.-on
MONDAY, DTCENBEE Arm.
at II o'clock. | win eel at The farm formerly
tween McadOwbrdge road and Brook turnpike all
Of the FARMING IMPLEMENTs. sucl as
PLOUGIis. HAKR0Ws, WHEAI-Dkiil'S'
WAGONS, HARNESS, &c.
ALSO,
CORN, HAY, StuCkS:
/ TURFf-eEAT ELP1TC-sPRING WAGON
In excellent condition; ...
, VERY SUPERIOR GRAl MAKE one o'
which exhibits great speed;
COWS. fresh Ia the pail.
ALSO.
\ small 10, Of HOUSEHOLD r. fNiILhE'
TERMS: cash. r.. H. 'ooh'
nO2 .'N'iloi'''i'
SALE OF COM
III PLETE MACHINERY. IRON SAFES, or
FICF FpRNITIRR, SC. OF BAEk-MILL At
ANt NEAR THE SOUTHWEST or CANAL
AND TENTH STREETs.-l viii sell at public
auct ion. on the premises described above on
MONDAY, DECEMBFR :, 1882,
AZ IL o'clock \. NJ the following
PROPERTY, 20 satisfy q diStIrSs-warran' in my
hand, In favor of John 4. Coke as. Il. I. Young
/ TiIETY- Flyr-IlOIsH POWER Engine
! rn:XTEE Win CONNECfING-rIrEs,
HAND FORCE-PUMP,
/ pOUBLE-RINETTED LEATHER BELT, -
inch-about go feet:
? kENsTONE BARk-MILLS, ect uIon IRON
l foUR,CiiAsEE sUMAC-MILLw with goLTER,
about - feet 1llRFE-lStlI ~iIAf TING, with
COUPLINGS aud BONES;
] FINk-FOOT PULLEY,
| FLN-NIlEEI,
& FOUR-WHEELED TEUChS with MOVABLE
SIDES,
| STEAM-fLEVATOR Oh. VI. smith & Co.'S
makcl.
| set FAIRBANKS SCALES ilrgc,
. sets FAIRBANKS SCALES (>niall.
NkW IRON SAFE combination lock-.
WHEIBARROW-, FORKS,
tHEST-IOOLS. SliONflS.
OFFICE FURNITURE,
and various other article.
TERMS: Cash. J.. HoIZlNGER.
no2g -. 4. &. II.
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By jas. MacdoGga.l, Auctionccr.
No. 10 Governor Cor Thirteenth stree

on TUESDAY. DTcfNnFR jm.
at lOt O'clock. | viii 'cli for account Of Ellis
Abram, pfwnbr1kcr, 80 store 80. 22o Ninil, near
Broad street. "a large and valuable assortment Of
The abovc-namCd Forfeited pledges. 20 which the
attention 81 The puilici- re- ,.rctiuiiy asked.
JAS.MAtDOjGA AL. AuctiOucCr.
PiriiCs having FORFEITED pEEDGES VIII
call and pay interest cor redeem he -Iuc before
the diy If sale, or they viii positively bc sold. ae
fmthcr indulgence cannof hc given.
De 3-2t ELLIS HHi:AM, Pawnbroi,cr
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Auction SALES-Future Days.
I,y Frank u. hin Coz
Peal Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
IlOs Main street.

,I,RIrSTEES' SALE OF THAT LARGE
AND sUBsTANTIALLY-BUILT BRich
TOBACCO-FACTORY 1T THE
CORNER OF FRANKLIN MD
TWENTY-FOURTlI SfRELIS'
WITH ALL THE
FIXTURES, MACHINERY @c' FoH WV
DrCTiNG \ FIRST-CLAss
BUSINESS, At AUCTION.
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By i. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and iuctiOnccr-.
DI3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE or TWO FRAME
1 HOUSES On SOUTH LINE OF FRANKLIN
STREET BETWEEN TWENTY -FOl HIi AND
TWENTI-FlF1H SIEHEIS.-By virtue of a
deed Of tri-f. dated - september. 1852. executed
Ly John Is. Davis and wife % the undersigned,
trustee, recorded ia The Richmond Cha .rcry
Court. will proccc 90 -ell tic above property on
TUESDAY. DECENDFR 8. 1ss2,
NJ y 0'ci0ch W.. being TWO FRAME HOUSES
on the south line Of Franklin street Lttwccn
TWcnty-fOurfh and 1wruty-iiith streets, adjoining
the factorics cf WI. iarh.Dueh& son and J1me-
Ldgh Jones fronting on Franklin street T. feet;
depth. 100 feet.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance In rs twelve,
aud eighteen months. interest added. nud secured
hy trust deed. /. -. CHRIST ~ =, Trustee.
i. 1HOMssOS BEOWS. Nuc:luuesr. dies
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CAN BIZ ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.


.FI'TTII T.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
>milhicld. and Hampton; Washington. -. g..
| Newbcrn. Washington. and Ialb"ro'. y. G, ano
all points in Eastern North Carolina: also. toi
Easien shore OF virginia, old Point. and on rcgu.
Jar landing. on James river, AZ LOWEST RATES
and through bills Issued J.. u. TAItM.
no Is superintendent
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Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE
I ] TIIREF-STORY BRICK DWELLING 80.
5I7 WEST MARSHALL sTREtr El AUC-
TlOS-In execution Of a decree Of the Chanccry
Cont Of the city Of Richmond entered 29ih No
ycmbcr. 1882. in the suit of the First National
Rank &C., rs. Saunders cXccutriN. &C.. the I'M
dersigned special commissioners, VIII -ell by pun
lie auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY. bEOEMRER ~. 1852.
at 4 o'clock T.. M,the VALUABLE BRICK RE-
sIDENCE No. 5i7 west M1r-hall street now oc-
g fpIod by William :. Pitcher, E-I.. aud formerly
owned and occupied 10y MIR. Gcor-c Iimhriiskc.
n contain. ten rooms. f. very well built. aud l. IN
fair repair The lot fronts 81 feet on the south
side Of Marshall street between Henry and Sniih
streets and rms back IA II feet 10 an alley.
TFHMs: one fourth cash; balance m four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes. With In
torest added, and secured by deed oi trust.
l. VAC H. CNRRINGTON.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
Special Comm .>ioncr-
WELLINGTON GODpIN X son. Auciionccrs.
DC S.G.S.IO,I2.l3. t4l5I6I7&l
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Bv virtue Of a deed Of trust from James Leigh
Tones and wife. dated september 20, 1857 anu
dnly recorded I'm tie clerks office of Richmond
Chancery Court, We viii sell, upon The prem Oh
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ), 1852
commencing promptly al II o'clock \. W. the
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY loceel ~
ahoye TRAJECTORY l. entirely new. four sio-
rle high, with half basement. and Is built IN The
most substantial and thorough manner ne nllln
building j. i0NlOO feet, with iour-sl9t! mlnt
attached 4ON4O feet. with wide entrance between,
convenient for shipping purposes ana i very
complete In all - appointments having oceh
built by Mr.. Jones for al, own use WIN rtrTy ~,
gard for comfort and convenience. Inc builnlnR
Is fttod throughout With steam heating apparatus.
new elevator. put IN by ~. VI. smith x Co neat
counting rooms. &C. TIE entire lOt fronts w ltti
on Franklin street. running back between paTul'l
lines 100 feet.
auce I'm four. eight and twelve months. negOuaplt
notes with interest added, 10 be giTen' secured 10y
deed Of trust
Immediately after the sale Of the factory, at TIC
same placc-sly at = o'clock M.-wewii scllali the
MACHINERY, EQUIPMENTS, and FIXTURES
IN sa'I factory, as follow;
! ENGINE. EOHFR. and DONKEY PUMP;
10 ~UAPE-RETAlNERs;
= p0T-REThTSERS and POT-MJLLS;
20 ects SIIAPING-MILLS, embracing pounds.
h1lf-pound-. ] l-lnch. lu-inch. 9-'nch' nav!
Is, long los. short los. pockci-piece7' and
gOld-bar shapes;
90 OX-SCREWS :, Bn.LETS, and BANDS;
LiCORICE-BOlLERS.
WRINGER and SKATING.
LUMP-BENCHEs and BOXES.
LTMP-NACilINf>.
TINs. IRONS, and sTEAM-PIPING,
IRON SAFE.
OFFICE FURNITURE and .lNrUfE>' &c.
ALSO,
Large 20, IT UN1fANUFACTCRED TOBACCO.
TERMS FOR Personal PROPERTY: For all
sums Of : zoe or under. cash ; over that amount
ucgoiiable uoie- 20 be given AZ sixty day WITHIN
forest added and endorsed 10 tie lti,factiou Of
the trustees. JOHN \. tOkE.
+. ". CHRISTIAN.
Trustee.
The ,ale Of an tie personal property VIII bee made
by T.. Il. COOK, Auciiunccr.
y. e. The trustees have for sale privately large
lot OF MANTFACTIEtD TOBACCO ot various
grads, suitable for home trade and export
-
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP ~
~ COMPANY. ->sxz41s.szs
FOR NEW YORK.

1hls company VIII di,patcho one OF thur llcndio
stclncr--GUN ANDO1IE. ROANOKE. MAN
HAITAN. Old DOMINION. RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
rror hOur- OF sailing, see adrertiseme ni bclCV.I
steamer leave NeNy ) orb II E~DAl -, Iiit H..
DAY and >ATURDANSat 3 j. ". from Pier 20
Mow uumhcrl. NOrtl river. foot ~ BcacI street.
They nave splendid saloons, state-roOm-, agd
bathrooms.
The care, accommodations. ami attentions ara
unsUrpa-
Aftar-cabin fare 20 Sew YORK. Including meals
and berth. $40: r0und-trip tickets SIS Storage
with subsistence, -; without subsistence. -.
Ercght- for points beyond Now orI forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made exec 20 aetcil
expenses incurred.
Freight received until , O'Clock e.. ". iaiy
For further information, apply o.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO. Agent.
" % 0ilIco C0mnlnN'. MharYoe. Hnlknii..
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EOR NEW lORK.-Thc old fy5'S
4 Dominion steamship Company s.s:s.--s.sssS.
proposed sailing FIR Tie week. following arc:
OtD DOMINION, Captain WAIKEK. FEID ~.
December Isl. ~ . O'Clock =. VI.
GGlANDOTrE. Captain KELLY, SUNDAY.
December 81, 70 Q O'Clock An.
EOANOKE, Captain CoU,H. TUESDAY, De
ccubcr 5th, at o'clock \. VI.
Freight received until l O'Clock T.. VI. Friday
O'Clock j.. VI. saturday. and o. 40 O'Clock =. VI.
Tuesday.
Through bills Of ladiug signed and goods for
w9rdrd with dispatch 20 an points north, -0uth.
east. and west; also 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation Unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare 20 Ncw ors luciudiug meals
and hcrth). so: r0uud-rrp tickct-. ,tccrayc.
with subsistence, -; without Subsistence. SB.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days. Wednesdays, and saturdays hy Tie Richmond
and fCter-N urg railroad 40 l 1850 \. ". VII make
connection 10 Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare. slv.jO. Ticket, o. Doe iaq 40
tle Richmond and Petersburg depot and 4 "
GaIbcI'-. 1000 Main street.
For freight or PAS aGc. apply .o
GEORGE ". ALLEN & Co. Agent.
40 - (omuAuE'- Wharf Rockets.
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TINTED STATES MAR>HAL'S AND
RECEIVERS SALE OF \
LARGE STOCK OF FINE LIQUORS At
AUCTION,
TO BF SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT or RESERVE
TO TIE HIGHEST BIDDtR.

Under p decree OF the United state Circuit
Court IN the cot -. ". johnson AMI 0is.. en-
tered On 9TH Noycmic. l--2. as. l.eman <
Strtu,. will proceed 10 u at public auction. on
THURSDAY, DEcENEEE +, 1ec9.
commencing 10 l. O'clock. ODD thc pr mis-. ltfDiy
occupied hy Tire ;irm 0t l-omHu & SIRIUS. No. 1902
Cars street. an of their -tocn nt LIQ' Oii-. cm-
hr;,cug about tine following lrf~ 0r parts of i0t-:
II ortavo- SUPERIOR 90 EXTRA llNf >htR-
RN VINE.
Is octave FINE PORT WINE.
> oct sc. CDGNAC BE ANDY.
= carks ~ RE JUMPER GIN.
lall-llucl, APPLE BRANDY.
81 b1rrcl- BLACKBERRY and GINGER BRAN
pi and WINE:
81 barrel. ani half-hart- WIi-EE ~. good %
iuc.
- ca-os ASSORTED LIQUORS. ID glass.
TERMS or SALE 81 SUMS ui q 100 Iui Hlitr.
ca-h: am sums over 500, sixty day credit. r
the EC 'eiycr
lSiguedl RTTLTDGE J.. HUGHES,
n0 80 United State Marsha. and Receiver.
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BY William II. Lyne & CO..
Real Estate agents and AuctionceIs.
Ills Main street.


BEAUTIFUL. ATTRACTIVE. AND
ID VALUABLE " EST - BIlLnlEG
LOTS. on MAIN STREET OPPOSITE MOk-
tons FLOW ER-tiAEDEN. AND on BEACll
STREET NEAR MAIN. AT TIE TER MINI :
OF TIE STREET RAILWAY, FOR SALE ~
ATCrlON.-M The request of the owner. 4 nom
resident. shall sc,l 10y auction, on the premises
on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER :. lss2.
q. o'clock T. VI, the FOUR HANDSOME
BUILDING LOTS fronting on The north side ~
Main street opposite Mortou'- flower garden 3 /
feet each. with ccpth 81 i39foc between I1rh-
lei line. to IN alley In rear.
Also, TWO LOIS. equally lciui.fGl and attrac-
tive. on Beach street just IN rear 81 lie above
3ON 40 feet each. % an ailcy ia rear.
Thee lot are 80 delightfully."- situated and ere
i'm all RESPECTS desirable. that tho~c who wi,h 10
secure homes in perfectly healthy, beautiful and
rapidly-improving part OF tie city, while thcN
~ y be had at moderate cost. should avail ihcu-
selves Of this sale 10 DO 30.
TERMS one third cash: balance by NEGOTIABLE
notes ~ six, twelve. and C,gh cen months. with in
tcrcst added, and secured by decd # trust.
WILLIAM II. LYME & CO.,
de3 Aurtioncor-.
BY. Thompson Brown.
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ID III ADELPHIA, RICH = =s.
s-x~-ssss,'
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: : very TUESDAY a.o
tklDNN 20 ~ M~ and every SUNDAY 40 r
a. VI.
Freigltfor Tuesdays and Fridays steamer -c-
cciycd tiN iI}u 4. w.; tor sundays -taun,rti'
. J; VI. saturday. Freight received duA tr P
L. ".
Fare 80.
f0r further inturnat. 1u. apply ~
}. ". I,tARRtCh,
General Southern As.nt ofi.c i:oci,t:.
". l.. CLYDE N CO..
%" =" Central Agents
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ICHMOND AND ALLFGlIAN
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS
N EFFECT OCTOBER ~, iH~.

SCHEDULE or TRAINS
N EFFECT OCTOBFK ~, ia~..
LEAVE RJCUMOSD.
7.ZO \. VI. MAIL daily Except -uuia ...
meeting AT LynchbuTg with iIr.
Midland railway for aif f.
north. and Norfolk and Weston. r...
road for Knoxville. fhatta1n.y.. b..
lania, Nashville, L0ui-fills. N...
phis. New Orleans, and Al r..t.
90 The SOutL, south wfaf, lgd lt....
Day coachrs, Richmond fo I.,l....
burg; sleeper, Iynchhurx @. =. ,
Orleans and Memphis hIl
change
$3.50 T.. W. ACCOMMODATES d,IIy u,...
sunday between RicIu..I ..
ScOttsgile.
900 L. NJ NIGHT LXPRE-- dolly .,r,r
sunday between BchmoaI
LNnchhurg.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
9.20 +. VI. VAIL daily Except ~urJi1s.
1880 4. VI. ACCONhfCDATiOh daily t'...
sunday.
700 \. VI. NIGHT Expires lady t,..
NOndayl.
CONNECTIONS
At Richmond with associated rHiiwtY- f.-
points South. and Richmond Er'dcr'ck,lHr
Potomac railroad for all point Nor'E.
Metpng-cGr attached ~ MyN ~
Lync65uTg b.. BfEH0ri
no IL general Freight aud Pa-.enr.- f.r..
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BY request Of the owners, shall SCH bY auo-
ton on -.
WEDNESDAY, DTcTMRER IL 1857
nm the urcmi-cs nj o'clock /. NJ, the above r.
fcrrcd to PROPERTY. being TWo-SI OH OH
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING, containing
cour rooms and detached kitchen with tVc rooms;
The LOT fronts Q feet on the south side ~ bfoan
strect and extends back a good depth WIN Dom
side and rear alleys. . ,,,, t,.o.
This property at prcscnt oilers mug lhNe,'-
m,nf. and Is truly valuable. but l. destined "
greatly enhance I'm value. wing ~ 1t doe, on lnis
crcnt iusincss street where values 80 Trnldly run
On . nrodttble inyC imeni T. guaranteed ny ms
SIe 30 al seeking good-paylng real estate are IN
vitcd TO DO present. ,,, =. ,.,.rrrp
TERMS: At sale. ftfMAN VI ~
de 3.S.S.9. lO.12.lS Nh'h"hc'''
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sunday eNcn~i.ut

q direct IN.--I gr- ...ut..t.i ..
flrhWuuf aI1 N..i.i, .f f.iI..
Mlnt 90 ll1~ 4. 20. l.i NHr. 10
AT traln- leaving l-i.r.lu..s aid
appomltt0N depot.
.. H. KENNY. ~I......
sol. HAAS. Traffic 1.Iu.-.t.
i. II. tAtE>'N. GENERAL f.-.er-.
{ CHESAPEAKE AUTOBIOGRAPHY 49,
y SCHEDULE II EfFECr o.I..E
DEPART RlCUHoND. I....,I..
ntt cNrr.-s, $50 h.. II. fal,
daily .'Acep, sunday CHAR. tt...
dalton, $3.50 T.. ". daily. f.r
Point. $50 a. " aal f.l. L. N... .f.t
~uudaNl.
IIE t:l5 T.. VI. TRAIN UnF~ Nlf ~I.
FOR LOCAL BUSINESS.
,,ARRlNE RICHMOND: Prom t.. Nr.
VI. daiN' 3:l5 !. Al. l,Ncort SUNDAY. t.I i..
NJ. d1iiN' from Norfolk .uIOiI POM. It.i- I.N
and $50 L. " tily except ~urt.f.
tuilintn -lNpiug-ciF. .nd Il.N ....t..
Charlottesville 9;l0 J.. ~. lLi4Iy'to ....t.
Cincinnati without change
llcAet-OMccs. loo. N.!u sfrrt ...
peaAe and OHIO Railway dcpof.
H. W.tIfIfN
General Pass. ..n-- hsr
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DICHMOND AND DANNlLLf .Itf
III ROAD COMPANY,
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
N EFFECT NpEl NBIE 3, U.s..
YoRK -RIyllllNf

Passenger Fuls4, tI.- .
daily. lstk. ~luIl
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by Furman upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionc'r'
1910 Main street.
4 UCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE BRoAD-sTREET PROPERTY
40. 2l1,
HrrvrFN JEFFERSON AND MADISON
STREETS.

BY request Of the owners, .halI sell by aac-
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AUCTION sALEs-Futnre Days.

AUCTION SALES-f mare 'e'- Dass.
ByJ. Thompson iirown'
Real Estate Agent and Auc'loneer'
lli3 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE
or TIE
VALUABLE LANDED EsTATL'
"LEsTER MANOR"
PERSONAL PROPERTY
KING WILLIAM COUNTY, Va.
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Dv virtue Of deed Of trust from 'lainos LcIEI
Joncs and wife dated september 20, 1857 anu
duly recorded I'm the CLERKS office of kichmonn
Chaucery Court, We VIII sell upon the pichl''-'" h
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Ey Davenport, & Norr.-, Aactlonecr-.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24
How can a man and his wife be one

How can q man and his wife be one,
when the woman Is Won herself?
There is an anec tote told of Jacks On
R fl, whose death has recently lett a
blank In the musical world When Mey.
erbeer died Raff was living 10 Paris and
wrote the funeral march which was play
ed at Plassy before r ,ssini. "Well," !"
asked Raft, "what do you think of it p
"Mon cber," replied the caustic maestro,
81 think it would have heen better il it
had been your funeral and Meyerbeer' 8
competition"
DR. Jephson. distinguished English
physician, fifty years age, was noted for
being brusque and unceremonious. A
great London lady, high and mighty
leader of society, who was taken sud-
denly i'll, sent for him. Jephson was so
off-hsnd with her grace that she turned
on him angrily and asked: "Do you
know to whom you are speakingp" 'Ub,
yes" replied DR.. Jephson, quietly "to
an old woman with the stomsch-ache."
An aged negro in Austin, Texas, known
as Uncle Nose, prosecuted vagabond
for stealing his chickens. The old man
made out a clear case. described bis
chickens as peculiar Spanish breed, Of
which he was sole owner in that section
The defendants lawyer on getting up to
cross examine the old man, sternly said
"Uncle Nose, you claim nobody else has
any of these chickens but you. Now
what would you say il were to tell yor
that I have halt dozen of them in M,
back yard at this very time7" "Well
boss" responded Uncle Nose, 81 shoult
say dat dat are t'ief paid you yer fee vic
my chickens"
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He was Embarrassed.

The Rev. -- was one OF the most
bashful men in the profession and was
constantly getting into scrapes through
his nervous mistakes At. one time he
rose in his pulpit to give out the hymn,
"This world is ell deeting show" and
after clearing bis throat he struck high
pitch OF voice and began solemnly:
"This world ie all a foating shoe."-
Everybody smiled except the deacoDs,
and the minister was covered with con.
fusion as he began again:
"This world is all q shouting flow"
This only made matters worse and the
unhappy man cleared his throat with
tremendous force and began once again |:
"Tbis world is all foaling she.'
Then he slammed the hymn book
down and wiping his clammy brow said !:
"Brsthren, for some reason / cannot
resd that hymn as it should be read; We
will omit 1t and the choir will please sing
the grand old lines beginning:
"Just as / am without one Gea. -
Detreit Post and Tribune.
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HINTS 70 CALLERS on THE SICK.

l. Only call ct the door unless you
are sure yoar friend Is able 10 see you
without harm.
2. Enter and leave the house, and
move about the room quietly.
8. Carry cheerful face, and speak
cheerful words
{. In order TO cheer you need tell no
lies.
s. II your friend is very sick, do not
fall into CAV careless talk In the attemps
to be cheerful.
g. D, not ask questions; and thus
oblige your friend to talk.
z. Talk about something outside and
not about the disease and circumstances
OF the patient.
8 Tell the news, but not the list Of
the sick and dying.
g. II possible carry something with
you to please the eye and relieve the
monotoBy of the sick room: nower,
or even a picture.
10. II desirable, some little delicacy
to tempt the appetite will be well be-
slowed; but nothing could be more
complete illustration of mistaken kind.
ness than the common custom OF tempt.
ing sick persons to eat such unwhole.
some things as rich cakes, preserves,
sweetmeats, etc.
IL. Stay only moment. or q few
minutes at the longest, unless you can
be Of come use.
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New York Herald, 14th inst.

The fall canvass is just now at very
Interesting stage. The republican fac
tions in Pennsylvania and New York
are industriously stabbing each other,
and the democrats are counting the
chickens which they believe will hatch
out in November and discussing the
great question what they had better do
with the eggs these unmatched chickens
will lay when they have become full
Aedged democratic hens.
On the republican side the "half.
breeds" so called, are avenging their
grlefs upon the administration or stall
wart wing of the party; and. upluckily
for President Arthur. the part he allow.
ed himself to take in the party arrange
ments in Pennsylvania and this State
makes the defeat of General Beaver and
Mr.. Foleer, If this should happen, an
undoubted and damaging blow at him
Had he resolu!ely kept his hands off;
had he, as the Herald good-nsturedly
urged him, refused to be mixed up in
the faction strife in these and othel
States, no republican defeat this fall need
have troubled him. But in Pennsylva
MIA he showed himself the friend an(
supporter of the Csmerons and in New
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The Ohio Defeat Explained.
Chicago Times.


The supreme cause of the govern
ment's defeat in Ohio was that 1t deserv
ed defeat By its vicious party methods
and its constant party meddling it has
become offensive, odious. contemplate
n public opinion 1t is regarded not
only as government of partyism, but
as government OF pettyism. 1t has
shown no breadth of vision, no com.
prehensiveness Of grasp, no capacity OF
understanding on single question OF
national scope or import. 1t is narrow,
piddling, limited in its ideas OF the gov
ernment function TO management OF elec
tions, the rewarding of party dirty work
with public offices, and the levying OF
blackmail on those who receive the re.
wards 1t is, in all its methods, vicious.
The tendencv of its favorite methods is
deg, aiding. In twelve months it hss lost
the confidence and won the contempt oI
the country The outcome in Ohio is
one expression of public condemnation
of the piddling. petty, elecion-manipu-
ing, off1ce-giving, and officer-robbine
party government of our latest example
of that national curse, the party Presi-
dent Other expressions of public con
demnation will speedily follow.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

A Scottish COW is said to measure six
feet from the ground. Now you know
why beef is so high.
Brown has been telling his friends
that the man who denied being a gam
bier was only trying to prove that be
was no better.
"What is this man charged With p
asked the magistrate.
with whiskey. your Worship" re-
plied.the sententious policeman.
Morse, who invented the telegraph
and Bell, the inventor of the telephone
both had deat.mute wives. Little com
ment is necessary; but just see what
man can do when everything is quiet.