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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-19
GACETIIIAS. $.

1Por fin!-Parece que los cate
draticos interinos del Institute Civil Ian
nombrado Director, tambi6n INFERNO, por
supuesto, del establecimiento, q don Jose
j. Acosta.
Era de caj6n.
Visita.-Nos ha visitado aver ell
distinguido caballero don Carlos CiaIo
que va d la Habana, bordo del Veracruz,
d ponel Sc al trente del peri6dico Ell Eco
de Cooodongo.
Deseamosle grandes triunfos en- la ca
pital de la Antilla hermana.
DesgraciadO.-Segun cuentan los
pasajeros que aqui llegaron Ell ell Vera
c1W2, y que fueron trasladados 4 81 de &
bordo del San -1gustin, este Sc pcrdi6
completamente delante de la bahia de
Vigo d causa de su fatal varadura.
Desgracia es esta que ha destruido
uno de los mejores barcos que cruzaban
ell oc6ano para honor de la Marina espa-
nola de la empresa del Marques de
Campo.
Artistas Segun des-
pacho telegratico recibidc anteayer, la
compania de opera que Sc espera saldra
de la Martinica ell % del corriente.
Sobresaliente.-Segun cuenta un
cOlega de Ponce, en- estos ultimos das
parece ser que gente non S0ncta asalt6 la
casa de un vecino, ell cual, ademas del
correspondence susie, recibi6 un tiro en-
la cara.
5Cuando cesaremos de registrar esos
escandalosos hechos ?
Correspondence de Paris La
eXcesiva abundancia de materiales nos
impide, mny pesar nuestro, insertar en-
este nllmero la interesante ReuistG Euro
pea de nuestro ilustrado colaborador de
Paris Sr. Garcia Saez.
Har6moslo en- ell BoLETIN del mi6rco-
les, Dios mediante.
Ell DiablO predicadOr.-EstO he
mos dlcho al yer que EI AS1m1hSta Sc
ha metido a conseero de dos peri6dicos
de la isla, recomendandoles mas calma en-
sus discusiones deshaci6ndose en- aspa-
vlentOS.
Guide de ST mismo ell colega, y bastan-
te que hacer tendra Ell corregirse q el
10 que Ell OtrOs Censura.
Aiudu mais, no imitar$ los fariseos
que ven la paja Ell el ojo ajeno, mas no la
vlga ell ell proplo.
El TOntO.- Con este nombre Sc
ha establecido en- Arecibo, segdn nos in
forma un peri6dico, un puesto de refres-
COS.
Este titulo debe ser muy simpatico Sc
guramente q EZ ASiml1lSta.
PrOtestas. - TenemOs en- cartera
para el otro numero una prctesta que
contra ell acuerdo de la Diputaci6n ext
giendo los PIP. Jesritas un crecido al
quiIer por ell edifcio del Institute de
Cangrejos, nos han remitido varios apre-
ciables propietarios de Juana Diaz.
Taretas.De una e1egancia y gus
to exquisitos son las que ha recibido para
sus fotograias Il amigo don Feliciano
Alfonso, grabadas en- Nueva- York. Las
hay entire elias de tamano mayor, impe-
rlales, princesas, que son hoy las que
privan, y de tamal1o pequeno. Los colo
res son serios, los dlbujos y lemas estan
dorados con gran delicadeza.
iBien por Ell senior Alfonso y por Ell az
te de Daguerre que con tanto 6xito el
cultlva
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-19

Sc anuncia para ell 6 lie Diciembre la
subasta de ropas para los confnados del
Preside, para ell 8 la de where's, y para el
II la de lena. Tendran lugar en- la Sc
cretaria del Gobierno General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-19

Ell 9 de Diciembre Sc verifcara en- la
Secretaria del Gobierno General la subas-
ia de las obras de dos casillas de peones
camineros para la carretera de Cataho a
Mayagtiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-19

Reglamento e instrucci6nes especiales
rela,ivas a la Exposition de Amsterdam.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-19
Es evidente, EN- mRulletin

Es evidente. - En- ell "Bulletin
Commercial ct Maritime de la Compag-
ME Generate Transatlantique", del Ha-
vre, fecha |. Q de Noviembre, consta que
el 25 de Octnbre Sc embarc6 en- ell vapor
Colombo la Compania de Opera para Pto-
Rico. En- la relaci6n aparecen los nom
bres de todos los artistas que componen
la troupe.
SantOral.-
Lunes, 90. San Felix de Valois, conf
y yfundador.
Martes, 81. La Presentation de Nues-
tra Sonora, San Rufo, y San Esteban,
mrs.
Microbes, %. Santa Cecilia, vg.
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Teneria de Guaya1na.

FOR tener que auscntarsc sll ducno, Sc desc
arrendar vender esta antigua acreditada ia
brlca dc curtlr peles, con todos sus accessories
FL que la lnterese pNcde dirgirse para infor
mes don Mariana Giol, en- Glayama 100
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-19
LlNEA REGULAR
De VAPORES ESPANOLES CORREOS
DE OLANO, LARRINAGA& Go.

Del uno al dos de Diciembre pr6xima Sc des-
pachara para la Habana, Matanzas Cienfue yos
ell vapor de esta linea nombrado
|CADIZ, (cAP. poRruoNDo)
admitendo carga aete y pasajeros.
Ell vapor costero ELCANO en- viaje de ca
botaje correspondence al % del corriente, reci-
bra en- todos los puertos de su itinerario la carga
y pasaje que con destino los puertos de Cuba
indicados, haya de trasbordarse al expresado va
por trasatlantico
Para mas pormenores dirigirse los consgna-
tarios y en- esta Capital q
1872 VIJANDE & Co,
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Nombrados Jefe de Negociado de 2. s
clase de la Secretaria del Gobierno Gene
raj D. Francisco Javier de Leon; Ofcia-
les L. "a. 9 de la misma D. Jorge de
la Vega y don Joaquin Fonseca.
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d. M PIZA,
COMERCIANTE COMISIONISTA
e 81 a BILE ci do en- 1874.
AL que le interese.

En- la calle de la Tanca nimero 8
Dep6sito de la fabrica de icores de D..
Claudio Pomar Cen San Turce) Sc en- con-
trara constantcnente anlSado, doble anis,
gincbra, brandy, ron viejo, ron de malague-
ia y vinagre, precios convencionales.
Sc garantiza la calidad de los mismos.
l32
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GACETA DE HOY.

Per el Ministerio de Ultramar, y de
orden de S. NJ, Sc dan expresivas gracias
a este Gobierno por su felicitaci6n, d
nombre de la provincial, en- celebridad
del feliz alumbramiento de S. VI. la Reina.
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5000 pesos.

Sc presta la anterior suma, con interes modco sobr
prmera hpoteca inca urbana de la capital que est
bien stuada
1nformara don Nicolas Carreraas, Fortaleza 49,
1873.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-19
A VISO.

Pr6ximo terminarse la impression de mi libro Ca
taogo de la Collection geological etc., ruego los SO.
nores que Sc han uscrto por la obra completa Sc sir
van remtrme Ell importe de esa que son dos pesos an
icipados, condici6n aceptada al neutrality-suspicious.
Noviembre 16 de 1Ss2-DR. A. STHAL1. 1873
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SantOral.-
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME,

ENTRADAS.
Nobre. l6-De Santhdmas, gol esp "Concedci6n," pro
visones.'
17-De Id, id id "San Juan, cargamento gene
raj.
De Vigo id id "Veracruz" id id.
De Geneva, berg gol esp "Hortensia Cos
ia" efectos.
SALIDAS.
Nobre. 17-Para Aguadilla, vap esp San JUAN" car
gamento general.
Para Habana id id "Veracruz" resto
l8-Para FaJardo, id id "Elcano,'' cargamentc
general.
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benevolos acompanantes y yo para dar
con la cueva de la Mora.

benevolos acomparantes yyo para dar
con la cueva de la Nora.
Tiene esta amplios vestibulos que seme-
jan, q la luz fantastica de una tea, las
habitaciones de aquellos ciclopes que for
]aban los rayos de la c6lera de Jove. Sc
gun unos, fueron labrados por la mano de
los indios, de los cuales fuG morada la
cueva de la Mora. Segtin otros, es aque-
llo una caverna natural, una arruga, di-
gamoslo asi, que ell tempo ha marcado
en- la epidermis de un viejo cuerpo de tie
rra yroca.
Alguna estalactita atrae la atenci6n
en- aquel centro de glacial temperature y
de l6brego aspeeto. En- vano busca-
mos un idolo indio de los que cree ell vul-
60 ha sido digno temple la cueva de la
Mora.
Salimos por fin medic ateridos por una
frialdad intensa y con ansia respiramos.
Ell sol devolvi6 nuestro cuerpo ell dulce
calor perdido. ALA aba jo nos esperaba
Sabana del Palmar. Parecian sus ca
sas un punado de alondras bebiendo d las
orillas de un rio.
al NOlNCl lb dGl bo OAIAOC LOU III
TINA mirada d la sombria cueva. En-
tonces nos acordamos de Teseo saliendo
del laberinto de Creta. lSolo que d nos
otros no nos habia acompanado ninguna
Ariadna!
Hemos bailado en- Rio-Hondo, d dos
leguas del pueblo. Terpsicore habia
usurpado sus dominios los inocentes sill
fos de los bosques. Figuraos un verda-
dero nido suspendido en- la cumbre de
enhiesto cerro que domina una exten-
sion sin fin, y tendreis remota idea del
teatro de tan dichoso epitalamio realzado
por una constellation de hermosuras. A las
suaves cadencias de la DANA Sc olvidaron
las fatigas de la jornada, y d la mas gene
rosa de las hospitalidades debimos SUI
culenta mesa afectuoso esparcimiento.
Hay una balada provenzal que dice
asi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-19

Los ministeriales Green que la votaci6n
de la Mesa del Congreso, ahora que pue-
de ofrecerse un deslinde de campos, sera
mas numerosa para ell candidate del 60
bieInO Sr. Posada Herrera.
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FCa1le de la Fortale9a, ,1rente Ia Zaragozano.)

Iene guo avoreo
a Capital como de s aer o los tm 1egados de
Aemania vaado
cMles
BILE caEdad el especial guo han sdo eogados.
En-
encuntre des supa general haer
Al mimo tempo ofe los dgnn honale 6rdene
confc6n de las prendas
equda possible preco atndos nmb ce de los g6neros
perfection soil6z de construction
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NOTICIAS GENERATES.

He aqui las que recortamos de los Ill
timos peri6dicos peninsnlares, y que no
creemos carezcan , por complete, de inte-
res para nuestros lectores:
En- los liltimos dias Sc reunleron en- ca
sa del Sr. Castelar, sus amigos poiticos,
a los cuales leera Ia circular que debe di-
rlgir ell partido posibilista a sus comit6s
de provincial.
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" Las puertas al que llega
Abrid de par en- par"

Asi practican aqui, amigo mio, las SAN
tas leyes de la hospitalidad; asi las ha
practicable con nosotros la enamorada pa
reja que tan poetico nido escogi6 para
arrullarse eternamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-19

7Por fn!-Parece que los cate
draticos interinos del Institute Civil Ian
nombrado Director, tambi6n INFERNO, por
supnesto, del establecimiento, q don Jose
j. Acosta.
Fro do ooi6n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-25

upon the three lying on the ground shell
tered by the root Of fallen tree. the
mother and son were dead. The daughter
was still alive. She said that In starting Tor
the neighbor's house, mile and quarter
distant, the mother mistook deer trail for
the path, and after wandering about for sew
eral days without food they came upon
cranberry marsh, and thereafter lived upon
green fruit. In order not to lose her way
back to the root Of the fallen tree where
they were found, the woman tore her dress
into strips and tied the fragments TO the trees
Their and SON lay side by side, the little girl
sitting on the ground keeping silent vigil
over the bodies. Theology had been dead
five days. The mother had died only two
hours before being discovered, and the spot
where they were found was only two miles
from their home.
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To the Editor of the Dispatch :

In the Dispatch (July 20, 1922 notice
a note from Mr.. Brock, asking for informa-
ton, &C., regarding Governor Dinwiddie.
II has occurred to me that some member OF
the Withers family, OF Virginia, might be
able to aid him in the premises, and in
sert this note in the Dispatch with the hope
that il may meet the eye Of some one both
able and willing to give information. l
give two extracts from letters written by
the Rev. Edmund Withers in 1878. give
both extracts because there is a slight dis
crepancy, which, maybe, some one will
correct or explain. The Rev. Edmund
Withers and his brother, DIR. Withers, OF
Petersburg, are both dead; but other we'll
informed members OF the family are still
living.
In a letter to the Whiq dal ed 10th March,
1878, the Rev. Edmund Withcrs writes {:
- The Governors name was
Dinwiddie, not Dunwoody. This latter
name is of Scotch extraction, whereas
Governor Dinwiddie himself was purely
English. Ny great grandfather and Cover
nor Dinwiddie were college-mates at Cam
bridge, England, and my grandfather was
the Governors private secretary during
his whole gubernatorial term. He set out
on the return OF the Governor and lady to
England, during which voyage the Cover
ror died. He settled the Governors estate
as his executor.
In letter to Inc dated It'll December,
1878, the Rev. Edmund Withers writes ::
"William Withers, my grandfather, was
born in England 22d February, 1872. III
174S he first came to Virginia. In 1852 he
became private secretary to Governor Din
widdie on his first arrival in the Colony OF
Virginia. Their fathers were college
mates at Cambridge, England. In 1853 he
returned to England with the Governor
and family; the Governor died on the pas
SAGE. In 1859 he returned TO Virginia. In
1761 he married, and in 1862 he settled in
Dinwiddie county, where he resided to the
advanced age OF eighty-five years. There
my father, Thomas Withers, was born and
there he died, in his seventy-seyenth year."
ALEXANDER Brown.
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Married Her for Spite.

AN INDICTED uORSE-THIEF TAKES REVENGE
BY ELOPING WITH HIS CAPTOR's' DAUGH-
TER.
From the Denver Tribune.l
On Monday, July 10th, VIII. Hall and
Lulu Barron were licensed to marry. Writ
ten across the stub OF the marriage-license
In the recorders office was the request to
reporters, DON'T publish" Yester-
day Captain j. w. Barron, ex-sherifl
OF Gilbert county, Col, came to the
recorders office to ask II such q GER
titicate had been issued. He looked with
horror on the stub, which bore the date OF
July 10, for there he saw the name OF his
daughter. The other name was that OF q
young man whom he knew too well. He
had followed and arrested VIII. Hall in
Gunnison county and brought him back to
kiowa on charge Of horse-stealing. The
young man Is still under bond to appear at
the District Court In Ebert county. Du-
ring his probation the kind-hearted sheriff
had given him employment on his ranch.
This was the Will. Hall mentioned. He
had woocd and won and finally revenged
himself by marrying his captor's daughter.
"The girl Is only fifteen years Of age"
declared Captain Barron, as he gazed in
horror at the record Of the license issued,
"and the boy Is an indicted horse-thicf.
How could he get this licenses will get
the marriage set aside. Twill have him ar
And the irate ex-sheriff left the
office. The matter was Immediately put
into the hands Of General Sampson, whs
was employed as On attorney to look up the
case. When young Hall obtained the mar.
he sw0re that the Girl WINS
eighteen years Of age. This constituted
perjury, and for this he can be arrested.
Other steps to obtain divorce or to have
he marriage In some way annulled will be
aiken The girl y at home, and has not
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1cor, e.nondence Of the Rlchmond plspatch.l

ICoyr espondeDce Of the Richmond Dispaech'l
MILLDORO' DEPOT, BATH COUNTY,,
July "a, 1882.
On high elevation above the sea, with
tbe deep-bIue mountains all round. and ac-
cessible by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way. IL is not surprising that this place Is
such a popular summer resort. Rooms
have 10 be engaged months before II you
wish 10 spend the hot months here. Mr..
7 w. Warren, the proprietor. has added
several sleeping-rooms since last season,
and vet he is nearly full.
Each year increases the popularity OF the
place. and your city is well represented.
Among the guests are Colonel w. Z. Tan
ner. wife, and family. Major Clay Drewry's
family. Mrs. James ID. Crump and son,
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Whitchurst and fami-
Iv. Mrs. s. b. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Marshall and daughter and son, Mrs. A. X.
Ellcrson and children, Mr.. Edwin Wor-
than. Jr., Bates Tyree, Mrs. II. TheO: Ell
tyson and family and Miss Bette Ellyson !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and children, OF
Elizabeth. N. j.: Mr.. Kennedy and sister,
Of Hagcrstown. Md; Mrs. Carmichael, OF
New York; Mr.. Charles III. Read, Jr., and
wife. OF Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Corkle and daughter, Miss Garrison, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Terrier, Miss Ada
and Andrew Buchanan, OF Louisville, Ky.
Recent rains have made the growing
crops look more flourishing.
Residents Of this county say that John
Z. Massey will carry it by good majority.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Edmond are doing
well. though still confined TO their rooms.
Courtney, Marion, and Hector, children OF
Mr. Edmond, are also getting along nicely.
Mrs. Robert Noel is able to be up awhile
to-day. Mrs. Withrow is still suffering a
great deal, though improving.
The wonder is that all OF the party were
not more seriously hurt, as the horses ran
nearly mile down the mountain, going
towards MillborO' Springs, the wagon up
setting about half mile from the latter
place. The wounded parties have the SYM
pathy Of every one here, and all that is
possible has been done to add to their COM
fort.
The weather. cool and pleasant; blankets
are comfortable at night. CLAY.
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GALE OF GREEN-sPRINGs LAND

~ By virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
Thomas ". Watson, deceased on the 10th day Of
November. 1860, and at the request of one of the
creditors secured, the undersigned will offer for
sale, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. July 25, 1882.
VALUABLE LITTLE FARM, containing 200
ACRES OFLAND, more or less, belng that portion
Of Ionia" which in the recent division amongst
the heirs Of DIR. George Watson was allotted 10 the
representatives of Thomas n. Watson. There are
no improvements but tobaccO-barn.
The Ionia estate has justly been regarded as
amongst the finest in Virginia. and the beauty. fer
tility, and other advantages Of the neighborhOod
are too well known 10 require description. Pos
session given In time 10 sow crop of wheat.
for the balance bonds at one two and three years,
with interest from date: personal security To be
given and the title reserved until ull payment. If
one third of the purchase-money Is paid In cash,
personal security will be dispensed with.
RICHARD o. MORRIS,
Ne IO-2aw6w Tr,lhee.
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BY George f. Crawford,
Real Estate Agentand Auctioneer,
1908 Bank street.

DOR SALE AT AUCTION, THREE
Il DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS AND TWO
SMALL FRAME HOUSES, WITH LOTS.-By
request of the owner, who intends to move from
the city. Will proceed TO sell AT auction, upon the
premises, on
SATURDAY, JULY 10Th,
at 5 i. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE:
LOT 30 by 1872 feet on Venablc street between
Jessamine and scott streets
LOT AZ by s. feet on Eighteenth street near
Vcnable: good location for grocery or bar-TOom.
LOT AZ by 1873, feet on Pink street tOutside Of
corporation) between Nenable and Darlington
streets.
LOT "a by $50 feet on Venable street between
Pink and Tulip streets, with two frame houses
thereon Of four rooms each.
sale to commence NJ lot ON Eighteenth street.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at SIX
twelve, and eighteen months.
GEORGE l.. CRAWFORD,
y2l-F, Su, Tu,Th&Sa AuctiOncer.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll3 east Main street

A UCTION SALE TO CLOSE UP AN
IA EsTATE-EXCELLENT BRICK RESI-
DENCE ON THE NORTH LINE OF FRANK
LIN STREET mo. 2602l BETWEEN Nv I'm.
STREETS, WITH LARGE YARD-MARsHALL-
PARK PROPERTY will sell at public auction
on
FRIDAY, JULY 2STH,
at 6 o'clock =. NJ, the above DESIRABLE PRO-
PERTY, being RESIDENCE adjacent to Mar
shall Park. The house is IN good order, and con-
tains nine rooms, with Kitchen and servants
rooms
The location Is beautiful, commanding extensive
Views Of the river and adjacent country. The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. more desirable
Lot fronts 40 feet, with depth Of $50 feet to a
wide alley.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance 1T six. twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added, and secured
by deed OF trust. j. TII0MPS0N BROWN,
jy % Auctioneer.
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BY }. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 east Main street.

GALE OF MEDIUM-SIZE BRICK
- HOUSE AND LOT No. 8 EAST MARSHAL
sTREET.-At the request Of the owner, VIII sell,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, July 9TH,
at q O'Clock r. NJ, that DESIRABLE BRICK
HOUSE and LOT No. east Marshall street be-
tween First and Adams streets, fronting 23h feet
on the south line Of Marshall street and running
back between parallel lines TO wide alley. The
house Is brick, and contains six rooms nd kitchen
two rooms, and Is at present occupied by Fitz Roy
s. dalton, ESQ. This property offers a splendid
for persons Of limited means to pur-
chase home, or fine opportunity for Investment
in property, which will always rent to good tenants
at fair and remunerative rents.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest, and securedby
trust-deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
ty "a AnctiOneer.
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REEN ORDERED RY THE
by W. GOddin & Son, Auctioneers,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE FARM
KNOWN As WEST VIEW IN HENRICO
COUNTY ABOUT -FOUR MILES FROM RICH-
MOND, IN THE FORK Of THE WESTHAM
AND TIIREE-CHOPPED ROADS, CONTAIN
ING ABOUT 1879 ACRES.-By virtue of Il decree
of the Circuit Court Of Fredericksburg, entered on
the l4th OF July, 1882, in the case of Robinson rs.
Crenshaw and ais. shall as special commissioners
thereby appointed. proceed to sell 1T public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, July 81, 1882,
at 3 O'Clock j. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND located
as above. containing 1879 ACRES. more or less.
The place + adapted to the growth of the usual
crops cultivated In this vicinity, and Is well
known rs not 70 require specific description. IL IS
of easy access by good road to the city, and very
convenient to Westham station, on the Allegheny
railroad. The view from the house Is very fine.
The improvements consist of a comfortable dwell.
Ing with six seven rooms, and all the necessary
out-buildings, including large barn. stable, &c.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and title retained until all the purchase
money Is paid. JOHN HOWARD.
jy 10 Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-25

DEATH OF A MOTHER AND SON FROM STARvA-
TI0N-A LITTLE GIRLS SAD VIGIL.

TIoN-A LITTLE GIRLS SAD VIGIL.
The family Of Mr.. Wilson, employed on
a railroad near Marquette, Mich, occupied
house In the woods. The family con-
sisted Of Mrs. Wilson and her three chill
dren. Mrs. Wilson left home ON June 10th
to visit a neighbor, taking her son, aged
nine years, and daughter, aged seven
years, leaving son, aged twelve, to take
care Of the house. Five days after
ward the boy who was left at home
made his way to the railroad,
where bis father was at work, eighteen
miles distant, and reported that the mother
had been absent five days. Search was inn
begun, but no trace OF the wo-
nan could be found. On Sunday one Of the
rilroad-men, who was out hunting, came
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-25

nEREMpToRY SALE OF WATCHES,
Il JEwELRY, sILyER.PLATEmp MMCrioH &
KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, &C, ATAuciioS'
on wEDNEsDAY, july 10Th INSTANT,
NJ O o'clock, will commence the sale, at my auc
iion-rooms-and continue for several days, ~ ~
A. NJ. and o'clock p. Nor large anu ue'''"''e
'''V COLL n and sILvER-PI.ATED MATCHES,
GOLD and GOLD-PLATEDJEWELh
R0iERs'S KNIVES, FORKS, and sryONs,
CAsTORs, sILVER-PLATED WARE. &c.
All goods sold at auction--none ut private SAFE;
The attention or the PUBLIC IL cai,en 70 ms sa'c
,ooa Auctioneer.