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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-03

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE IN TnE CITY or
RICHMOND BELONGING TO TIE ESTATE
OF ROBERT Is. LYME. DECkAsED.-lnpu r.u-
ance Of decree Of the Chancery Court 81 the cry
Of Richmond made on the 18th day ~ Aprii'
1882. in the suit OF The Planters National Bank
-. Lyne's curatOrs and others, We VIII oner Tor
sale al public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY o. 1852,
at AZ Z. NJ, THREE NEAT AND DESlRABLb
BRICK TENEMENTS. situated ON the norlh line
Of Canal between Fourth aud tiith streets desig-
mated by Nos. 4O2. fO4, and 400. containing i've
or six rooms each, kitchens &c. The lots front
respectively 25. 26, and 2S feet. running back "A
depth of SO feet. more or less. 60 an alley.
Also, a LOT on the east line Of Fourth between
Cary and Canal streets. with a BRlCh IENt-
MINT thereon, containing i've rooms, &c, Win
vacant lot which has front ll3,l feet on Fourth
street. aud Is well suited for the erection Of row
OF tenements having a solid granite wall It's entire
front.
TERMS: one fourth cash: the residue for nego-
table notes at six. twelve, and eighteen months
with interest added from day Of sale and title re-
talned until the whole purchase-mOney has been
paid and a conveyance ordered by the Court.
CHARLES r.. WHlrLOCh,
HENRY G.. CANNON,
Special Commissioners
W. II. LYME 4 Go. ,u.,,ouo.
ou,RLgs & McCuRDY,i ap27
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By II. l.. staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Il03 Main street.

GALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE
- TWO-STORY PRFSSED-BRICK DWELL
ING on THE LINE OF TIE STREFT-CARs
AND NEAR MONROE PARK by AUCTION
We shall sell by auction on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1882,
at , o'clock 7. VI. that excellent TWO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING No. Slg west Main street,
containing nine rooms. bathroom. marble man
tells. handsome chandeliers, sc. The lot fronts
II feet inches on the south side on Main street,
and runs back 100 feet deep.
This PROPERTY is we'll constructed, and should
command the attention of those wishing to pur-
chase comfortable and convenient home, or to
make rcmunerative investment.
TERMS: One-fOurth cash; the balance In one,
two. and three years. wth.6 per cent interest add
ed. secured by trust deed, and the property In
sured for the benefit of the vendor.
II. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
APP % Auctioneers.
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By Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0necrs,
HOS Main street

TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES on
L THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH
AND ABIGAIL STREETS, OCCUPIED By
JOHN VI lO AND I'D. WILKINSON. AT AUG
TION.-We will sell at auction on
FRIDAY. MAY .. 1852,
on the premises. at o'clock =. VI. the HOUSES
above described, which are now rented TO good
tenants. They each contain about four ROOMS.
Calvert connections, water-closCts, &c. on each
lot.
This is 4 good investment, as the property IS
never vacant.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance la four. eight,
and twelve months, with interest added
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
an 80 Auctionecrs.
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By Quarles McCmdy aud W. II. Lyme & Coz
Aucuoncers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-
X ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND BELONGING TO THE ESTATE
OF ROBERT b. LYME, DECEASED.-ln pursu-
ancc Of decree Of the Chanccry Court OF ne cry
1882. in the suit of The Planters National Bank
IS. Lync's curators and others. we viii offer for
sale at public auction. ON the premises. on
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1882.
the following described VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE. commencing I'm the following ordcr-Nl1:
AT4s +. NJ
Ist. That DESIRABLE RESIDENCE No @
west Grace. between Fou-hee aud Adams streets,
formerly occupied by Il. B. Lyme. fronting ON the
south side a Grace street - feet. ant running
back 1861 feet Ia an alley; b. IN tfst-chss ORDER
and contains all modern cOnycniences' WIN stable
3d. The VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
adjoining the above. fronting 81 i-et on Grace
street, and running back 10 the aao9e-d,scriDed
" 81. The VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE No.
IOwc.tG Grace. between F0ushec and Adams streets.
now occupied by William VI. hil.. tsq. containing
about ten rooms, with largo brick stable ln rear.
The lot fronts 49,, ftetOu the north line of Grace
street. and runs back go an alley. The bmdine
are new. the whole being in perfect order, and M
all respects desirable rs an Investment or As a
home To those seeking such In nrst-class neigh
borhOod.
4th VALUABLE LOT. with SMALL FRAME
STORE. No. 300 west Main street. corner Madi-
son. fronting twen'y-eight feet and running back
about eighty-tyc feet.
Jfh The VALUABLE LOT, with TWO-STO-
RY BRICK STORE, No. 10 cast Main street
fronting "a 7-12 feet on Main street. and running
back s. 4-l2 fcel.
TERMS: one fourth cash; the residue for ncgo-
table notes ~ six, twelve, aud eighteen months
with interest added from day Of sale and title re-
tanned until the whole purcha-e-money las been
paid and Il conveyance ordered hy ne Court;
CHARLES T.. WHlTLOCk,
HENRY g.. CANNON.
Special Commissioners.
OUARLEs & MCCURDY)
and AuctOnCer-.
W. H. LYME & Co., ap %
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Eleventh street between Main ana b"hh'
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE FO | X
L TiIREE-STOR BRICK DWELLINGS NnS;;
25Oa, 25ll, 25l3, AND 26l5, ON TilE sou II
SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET, BkIW \
TWENTY-FIFrH AND TW ~ rN 81 II
STREETS, AT AUCTiON.-ln execution 81
deed OF trust dated 2Sth November, Is Z, record
mage 4l3 the undersigned, the surviving trustee
will sell by auction, upon the premises, On
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1882
M e o'clock =. NJ. the four recently. built BRICK
RESIDENCES above referred 10, each WIN siN
rooms, modern cOnyenences, and In nice order'
and now occupied by slessrs. Hopkins LambAin'
Drewry, and Heath. -.
TEAMS, ny CONSENT: One-lhird cash balance
at six and twelve months, Ter negotnne notes VIII
uttered added and secured hy deed Of trust.
JOHN DUNLOP, surviving Trustee.
GRUBps & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, 81 rs
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EIRST-CLASS FIR A NKLI n C.
Il STREET RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A4
Wanted. a purchaser for Il FIRST-CLASS
FRANkLIN-STREk1 RESIDENCE, which viii
De sold privately ut its assessed value-S24.O00
Liberal terms VIII be made. Address Box 62.
an Dg-IwE
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE


NOR SALE, 4 VERY VALUABLESSa
Il FARM. containing 652l ACRES OH
ARABLE LAND. all in Rrtss except about 100
acres IN wheat. oats. and corn. 10 produces wen,
aud Is especiaHgadGpted 10 grazing. lis beauti-
fully undua'ing. l. within half mile Of Brandy
Station depot, ON the Virginia Midland railroad
Culpeper county. Va. Water + abundant; num-
her Of Ieyer-iailng springs and wells, besides
neyer-faling stream which runs through the entire
length Of the farm. The Improvements consist of
COMFORTABLE DWELLING, ice-hOuse.
dairy, mcat-hou-c: large. cOmmOdious barn. sta
bling for a large number Of horses. cattle, sheep.
&C.; large building Tor the storage OF crops In the
straw; hcn-houscs. hOgpcns. &C., &c, besides four
good houses, conveniently located. for farm labor
The farm l. susceptible Of division into two or
three farms, and Is easily cultivated 10y all the i'm
proved farm machinery. IL Is convenient 20 the
post-Oilcc. churches Of all denominations schools
machine-shOps. mills. &c. Terms will be made
easy 10 purchasers. Persons DESTROYS of inspecting
the premises or desiring further particulars will
apply to W. u. FITIllCGH, on the place. or by
letter to him, Brandy station post-ofice, who win
take pleasure in showing the premises 10 any one.
or information may be had from DE COURCY
W. TIIOM, Stock and Bond Broker. : German
street. Baltimore. Nd. my 4-WNSa3m
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AUCTION SALES-Future Dax.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers.


BY Grulbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucilonecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and B,nk
COMMISST0NER'S SALEOF ,
LARGE NUMBER
FINE ESTATES on OR NEAR JAMES RIVED
AND THE LINE or TnE
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
GOOCHLAND. ALBEMARLE. NELSON
BUCKINGHAM, AND ORANGE
COUNTIES,
AND
HOUSES AND LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF HowARD,vuGr
EMBRACING TIE CELEBRATED
ESTATES OF BOILING IsLAxD~ ~vox.
TIcoLA'" ~LANEsylLLE,~ bon.
AIR." MIDWAY
AND SUNDRY OTHER TRACTS.
CONSTITUTING oNE OF TIE
GRANDEsT SALES OF SPLENDID FARM,
EVER HELD IN VIRGINIA.
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BY Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOl6 Main street.


1915 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESI-
~ RABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, BELONGING TO THE ESTATE
or NJ. MG9UADE DECfAsE D;-by virtue ,,; ~ ~ =
Charles r. Taylor x Co., &C.. rs. VI. McQuade's adj
ministrator, &C.. entered April 20, $50. the UNI,
dersigned, special commissioner thereby appointed
for the purpose will sell at public auction on the
premises on
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1852,
the following described VALUABLE PROPER
TY, beginning in the following order-yiz.:
AT Az =. NJ
lst That DESIRABLE TWO-STORY BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING No. 749 north Sec
Ond street, between Jackson and Duyal streets.
Besides the store there are seven rooms above,
thus combining conveniently business and home
advantages. A detached kIfCllEN Is also on the
premises. The property l. finely located for busi-
ness purposes, and has long been successfully used
that way. Water and gas are In the house. The
I'd. 4 DETACHED FRAME DWELLING, No.
st3 north second street. between Duyal and Baker
streets. This property, together with detached
Ing rental. The lot fronts 2Ox124 feet
AT p. NJ
Sd. TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS. Nos. 1901
and 1908. situated on the northeast corner of Sec
0nd and Preston streets. Both Of these houses are
under good rentals. They front 20 feet on the
east line Of Second street.
All OF this property. lying as it does on popu-
lar thoroughfare, should attract the attention Of
! investors.
TERMS: one third cash; balance in six and
twelve months. interest added and TILE retained
until all the purchase-money Is paid, and deed is
''0'''' Wv JOHN H. DINNEEN,
Special Commissioner
an 3O,my3.5.7, 1O12I314I6,17
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by UtUrFt :. NdsIIUH 4 HVH-
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No. north Tenth street.
WHAT LARGE AND DESIRABLI-
i LOCATED BRICK DWELLING ON THE
WEST LINE OF FIFTH STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, NO. 5l2. FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-We will sell at public auc-
tiOn, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1882,
ri 81 o'clock l.. W, that LARGE AND DESIRA-
BLETHREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING above
located. containing thirteen rooms, besides bath
room. closets and cellar with all necessary cuyert
connections, hot and cold water, &C, &c. The
LOT fronts "a 4-l2XllS feet, 10 wide alley.
This house T. very substantially constructed. and
by reason of its proximity to The business centre.
churches, market, &C., viii render 1t gOod-payne
investment or q very desirable home. The pro-
pcrty Is I'm lrst-cass order.
TERMS: Reasonable, and will be announced at
sale. GEORGE :. NASHON a son.
ap27 AuctiOneers.
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AUCTION sALEs-..Estare D.y.:.
once Of Richmond BAZAAR
No. 1924 Nam street.
y, m root AuctiOnecr.

AUCTION BALns1>~S~--~-~>-~-eS ->1-~~s-~so.--
oaoe Of Richmond Bazaar.
No. 1924 Nam street.
T.. II. Cook, Anctionecr.
CToCK OF FRESH AND SELECTED
OGRoCERIEs, wIISkErs, b aIrG.Rs f w
~ 1i>p ~~V1oi,FN- AND WILLOW-WARE,
TOBACCO. BOTTLED GOODS, soAfS; OIL-
CAN SCktE~ IRON SAFE, AND uNENpihED
LEASE, AT AUCTION:-At tne Ituuest OF niessr s
nes will sell AT their store, No. 1926 Broad street,
FRIDAY THE 5Tu INSTANT,
commencing az / o O'Clock, the WHOLE OF TUE
STOCK. embracing selected assortment oil iresh
an This ale deserves the attention Of the trade,
the entire took will be sold without reserve.
my3 f.. II. COOK, Auctioneer.
BY Frank ID. Hill Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
HOS Main street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF NICE FRAME
i UOIrsF No. 6lO BEVERLY STREET, BE-
TWEEN PINE AND BEyIDERE STREETS, AT
AUCTTON.-By virtue OF deed OF trust dated
10Th February 1877 anu Iec9rund IN , 1,erk q
page 5I2 being required so to do by the bene-
hciary therein, win sell at auction, on the premi-
ses, on ,oo
at ~ O'Clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY described In
said deed The lot fronts 27xl2O feet on said
Beverly street. and has upon II NICE FRAME
DWELLING, containing five rooms and kitchen.
TIE TERMS required by the deed VIII he cash for
enough pay the expenses OF the sale ana note for
5000, with interest from February 10, 1881; but
better terms may be given on day Of sale.
FRANK ID. HILL,
my 3,4,1C.11.17&1S Trustee.
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AUCTION sALEs---Future Days.
BY II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.
THREE-STORY BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING,
NO. I4I4 FRANKLIN STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND MAYO STREETS,
ADJOINING THE BALLARD-HOUsE,
FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.

At the request Of the owner, viii otter at public
suction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1882.
at o'clock z. NJ, that STORE and DWELLING
rs above located. The DWELLING portion con-
tains six rooms, with modern Improvements, and
kitchen with three rooms.
The LOT fronts % 5-12 feet and runs back
about 65 feet
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance AZ six,
twelve. eighteen, and twcnty-four months. for ne
gotiable notes, with interest added and secured by
a deed of trust. III. SELDOM TAYLOR,
apg9 AuctiOneer.
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FRIDAY. MAY l2rL

at ] . O'Clock VI. A BEAUTIFUL LiiILtfNEN
Dr go. ACRES. boz orange county, thn riH
f,om Gnrd0u-Nillc. DIV ill.lNb With four fO....
and usual ouf-nOu-c.. ll. wNul1 m Be- dDliri D.
fan place of summer resort Tor some Family I'I..
in tie city.
Thosctstlte- were selected by Nr. lllrf-Hfh ".f
reference To- tlclr value. aud ly reason 90 h. f.-
mili1lliy with the property m thc Jaurr-l' r
valley uo one W1s better IulilHcl ihtn Do i' I'..
choice selections. They I'D rDduc" htr. .
usual grain crops and grass. some 90 iu'N .
especially suifcdfOr t1ck-iarms, 1ud they Ir'
hne sites for r0luuic..
The sales are -u arranged Mat ptrit- it' ..'..
Richmond in tl- morning Dog the railroad tli r
turn th, saline day; or, II ihry cuc 300 t"d". ' .
may follow ne -ile- day hy day Iud hAtr 100
accommodation. through the whole round ni
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance ti tuN. .
ana three yrtr-. with Interest payable Inn'
and the title 10 be- retained by tir Court ug'.l .
r1,mtut A. l.. Bul lMAEi
special Commit sinn,I.
CEt BIS 4 WILLIAMS. AuffIDuttrr.
ap lj.l6,lN.2i -23.-5.21Nfdf
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ByR. Is. Chasfin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctieneers-
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
THAT FIRST CLASS AND DESIRABLE
FRANKLIN-STREET
sTOCK-BRICK DWELLING No. ia,
on NORTH SIDE,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS.

We will sell by public auction. on the premises,
on
FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1882,
az o'clock +. VI. the above-lOcatcd DWELLING.
This property is situated on the fashionable part
Of Franklin street, in most desirable neighbour
hood. ana IL IN every respect rst-class property.
The dwelling contains about ten or twelve rooms,
nicely finished marble mantels On main moor gas
and water Also. detached brick Kitchen, stable,
and carriage-hOuse.
The property is under fair rental TO desirable
tenantSand this sale offers rare opportunity for
good investment or securing pleasant home We
respectfully ask the attendance Of all parties inter-
estcd in either.
TERMS: say. one fourth cash; balance I'm six,
twelve. and eighteen months, for notes, with six
per cent. interest added.
A. l.. Elicit,
THOMAS II. CARTER,
Executors Of James G.. Brooks, deceased.
Sale by II. b. CHhFFIN & CO., Anctoneers.
an 20
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALJA-
HlcIni,,iioNii-iEiRlCK nwFi.fISG o. MN.
SHALL STREET: TWO FRAME ~TokE~. .
AND 300 WEST LElGli ,tkLtIt. u y,
FRAME HOUSE. 9lf AND 9l6 MI-l BhoAn
s'TRFTT. AND as, FFET VACANT lOT oN
WEST FRANKLIN STREET ~ "a lioN.-
Ia pursuance ~ "a dccr" pi ihr u ..Nl'hi iiiN
Bank If Richmond vs.. Lyme. curtiOrs ana f'
entered ON me l5th d.y Of April, 1852. thc uHi. D.
signed. special commissioner thereby appoih'.'
VIII sell Is public auction. on ihc premises ODD
SATURDAY, MAY q. 1852,
beginning VI. in ,hc fullowu order
ist The NELL-LOC AlED bklsh DIV DID, .
ING No. west Marshall street, between if.'
Adams streets. containing eight rooms, AilO
Sc. in good order LOT, 20 by about 100 irt.
AT4HP.
%. TWO SMALL FRAMED STORE. -
3O4 aud 300 west Leigh street, b'i",cn
street aud Brook avenue. LOIS fronting ID '.'
each by l2j feet deep.
AT JPN
Sd. The DEsIRABLN-LOCAIEb I"l 'i-
Ing 80 feet on the north line 90 Broad -I.'f. .'
tween Gllmor and Hancock street,. nn'
about ! 80 feet. on which There are $40 -NAi.
FRAME not SIS. No.. HlA and HlV.
AT6P. NJ
an. Tie VALUABLE LOr fronting Col" %
feet on thc e0ufh line OF fiauhiiu street i'ii ID
uson street In TIM plan of Bale'il'o' 'i.N'
TrTNS: one fourth cash The residue for r. -
liable notes at .iN. twelve. aud eighteen
With interest added from thc day Di eaic. I
retained until the whole pulrl1se-mnh,f
Maid and a. CONVEYANCE ordered ly fic t.iiI
CHARLES .. Willilu'a.
HENRY e.. CANNON
w.TL3yr < co. -.
QUARLEs 4 McCURDYA
rs ouarlcs & McCurdy and ". H.Lyuca o..
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In execution u a decree ~ the Chauccry C.ur.
of Richmond entered March IA. lSS2, ln flrr...
of ilartsOoks administrator rs. llartsook aud rfs
the undersigned, the special commissioner Thereby
manner named below, thc following urOp'rfIo, .f
which the late ID. j. liarts0ok died sdled-to n.f.
OK MONDAY, MAY sTM,
that being cOurt-dayJ at 4. VI, 40 Buckingflm
Courthouse, TRACT OF f76 ACRES or .r
near the cOurt-house adjoining land. nf i. t-
spencer, &. Perkins. and others. with hHilIu..
sufficient for farm purposes. Also, a TRACT OF
fi6 ACRES, sX miles from the court hDu-e. li-
grounds, good timber, and farm building.
TUESDAY, MAY 9Tu.
at IL o'clock w., az Mdway-Mill. station. ono
hundred and one miles from Richmond. thrt. ....
Joining TRACE - ON james river and ou Orc r...
'%MIDWNAY." 435 ACRES. nearly 800 l...
grounds no dwelling. but oyeIss,r'. luu.f .Iff
out-budlngs; splendid farm. AMI hardly clniIl.
:. Bi8N AIR" With 02G ACRES: about go
ACRES I'm low-grOmds AMI second flats: 81 FINE
BRlCh HOUSE; splendid view. out-hous..
GAINESVILLE" I61i ACRES. with 500
ACRES OF LAND adjoining. 600 ACRES uf
open land; barn and usual ilin-h0u-o., and hnc
Tie lie IiIUtBNRD Tract OF 528 ACRES. about
four and a hair mills from Tyc-Ri,cr station. .l
tie Virginia Midland railroad, with -om, iuI'l-
ings, and having some dne creek backgrounds.
WEDNESDAY, MAN loan,
af O'Clock ". AZ tie town of Howard WIPE. r..
SPLENDID FARM, "NON1ltOLA." Don A.t-
marie county. nincly-our miles from Richmond.
and three fourth, 81 mile from lloHHri.iff
with 7gl ACRES; 8 BRICK HOUSE with l.-
teen rooms. out-builiiug,, hnr ofcharl-, Il..-
stone. iron, and other minerals.
Also. the following PROPERTY in tho f.uu r
IlOwardsNillc-yiI.:
FRAMED STORE aud DWELLING:
DOUBLE FRAMED tolIAhI:
DWELLING aud ~IDkEiiOi -.
\ DWELLING near the canal.
! TWO->TORl BRICK SIORt aud DWELL
lNG,
BRICh SHOP and OFFICE;
/ BRICk OFFICE;
FRAMED DWELLING.
3 ACRES OF LAND between thc canal n.I
river and
: VACANT LOTS.
Tie above property, Together sifh HONll-
CDi.A.N embrace about 600 lfRl~
Al-o. -O ACRES OF LIMESTONE LAND .a
ROckh-h river.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or VAL -
4 ABLE REAL ESTATE ~ lii 1ii,...r
RICHMOND BELONGING lplif fNl
ROBERT -. LYME DEtEA~tD.-l
Of "a decree II the thauccTy Court ID .r
Richmond made on ihe l5h tlyt ~ .'i,4 ...
the .uit of The Planters National hine Pr. T., .n.
curttors aud others, W. viii Oirr i't POI" "-
auc' zion, on the premise on
TUESDAY. MAY 9,l,s-' 49,.
AZ | O'Clock L. NJ, that yiig1n. l.,,.. -unl ~.
street known As the NHGlNlA orr NN-i l.,,'..'
The lot fronts 3s feet 600 Nlnih 'I'' .'...f
back 1870 feet, and has ifni 'i ,''..,'r... l...
Of 2OI feet running back 100 ieei I. ~ /" . 4,
OF the Ninth-strcet lot-foruing sn J.. t 4, . .-
OF this property s. desirable, AMI i,lAk pr f....
ire of the city, near The public hnl'nD .-..,
tol park should attract The alichV'" '' t'
seeking investment. ,.-.t,... .rr.,.t.i-
he notes NJ six, twelve, and eighteen n.h'-, I'D
Interest added from day ~ sale aud tl.' p, ,.f
until the whole purchtsc-monty mas Nc'h i'.
a conVcyance ordered by the Court. -..,.
CHARLES y. WNlliN'N
HENRY q. CANNON.
special COmmi''l'.'''
oUAHIrs& MEccrHpr'l Aoe,,oneer..
W LYME x Co. 'I-
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TnrRenAN. ~ IIIn.

AZ II o'clock W.. "BplII'G ISLAND" Co.,
hratcd for it, mDAhtU-thr hri'Iff rfd If- rarl
beauty Of ,ItnIunn, embracing Ifnd. 'tpnu .-
cguallod iotchut.., fnriN-Dur HfI.- fHW Ri. d.
moud ly railroad. ~ contains brl AiHl~. a
which about 800 ACRES lIr It'uH. fifr love
grounds, not cNcCiici.lL ind .e'l. ci.Hl', hY Hny
similar quantity of land 900 the h'I.nf .NrJtin'--
River Valley; Isl ACRES of hi.l lNIh nt uIn
finest quality and capable nl thr highest improve
mcut. The improvement, Hrr DIV I'LL Nff
with ten 90 twelve rooms. usual uli-Nmllln-. ,
orchnrl-. &C.: fWl aud timber sufficient
BOILING ISLAND" wuuld De- o. FL delight DOT
any man who ln. % in hi- mind Goo posses. ln
estate which would uot null minister 90 Dds ihnl-
Ough enjoyment of e country home. easily iccr. r.
blt bv railroad. with splendid scenery. hut al.p IN
the same time with 81 capacity t,r yielding BOO trnI
"a large return upon tine Investment such 1000
e-faf, a- this b. riICy offered. amt fhe DppuriunifH
should Dee tIgprlV awaited Df.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21
Heard from Again,

We mentioned in last Saturdays paper
that Fiske & BEEN were getting in fine
lot of overcoa,s. Since then they have
been making some valuable additions that
swell their stock to mammoth proportions,
and which Will enable buyers to select Just
as fine grade coats as can be found in the
United States. Mr.. Fiske has been exceed.
ingly liberal IN his purchases, and peliev-
ing that the demands of La Sale county
were for grades as good as those of any
community, he purchased the rery best ma
nufectured. The styles are the latest, the
material the best and workmanship Of the
highest skill.
Another specially of this house is the fine
stock of Boys Clothing. 1t embraces suits
for boys of all ages, made up in all styles
Ladies are especially invited to call and
examine these goods, Bring your little boy
along and let him try suit on. Every
thing the heart can desire in this line can
be supplied on the lowest terms.
A very superior line of Ladies' Furs has
been received, consisting of all the finest
grades to be obtained in the market. DO
not fail to make your selection while the
stock is full. 1t includes mutfs, boas,
capes, sacques, &c.
Also an extensive stock Of Buffalo and
Lap Robes The necessity for obtaining a
good robe is conceded, and to meet the
growing demand Fiske & BEEN have OK.
pended no little energy and a moderate
fortune in placing before the public as fine
stock in this respect as can be shown in
Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-10-21
Miln-Burleigh.


The Min Burleigh combination, which
has been playing in Chicago this week, is
underlined tor the Opera House on next
Wednesday evening, IN "Othello," in
which both gentlemen appear, with Bur
leigh as Ohelio The critics are divided
as TO the merits of these new actors, who
made their first appearance this week. 1t
is clear, however, that the reading of both
gentlemen is of high order, their chief
weakness being a lack OF. stage experience.
Their audiences have been large through
the week, and their performances have
steadily improved. Their appearance here
will be interesting as it has been in Chlca
90 for other reasons than artistic ones
solely