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and grating makes more deIicnse ana
shorter-Iixed trees wlich seI.luun and CO.
dItions In oar section suitable % nhanaaat
crops. Seedlings are always hardEer asa
more reIiabIe IN any climate
MULcHISG-- are greatly
increasing IN fAvor xIIh nalch - > rsEzin~r
of moisture in dry weather. increazing
the growth of plants even IN aon-yrowinx
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a bundle If DuLlin a.l.l;,iss IL
cocknev and l,.Iirr.u- a,,;n..- a .~;-,..-
cratic sweIlss NJ one ever enter. va,.r
house and r.es aut wi,bout new ;m,.r.
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much good, even when the soil j. dry and
there's no grass to kill, j. that the soil j.
kept from haking or erusting on the sur
face, and left open and porous for the free
ingress Of the air which carries in and
leaves behind some portion Of Its moisture.
The dryest air has moisture which may be
condensed. The caravans In Sahara viii
have plenty Of water when they learn
how to eondense il rapidly enough from
the " desert air.
WASHENe AwAY-IS that what vour
old red hills are doing? And don't Won
want them? We wouldn't have that hiH
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PROCEEDINGS

OF THE
DemOcralEc COmgressiOmal a,0mvem.
atOm Of the First District of EIor.
ida.
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Asparagus IS recommended for persons ar
fiicted with rheumatism.
To start Q clock you wind it up.
And then Il goes tip-top.
But when y0u wind your business I'D.
La always sure 10 stop
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fact that he has signed a note with her and
joined in mortgage to secure H. The nole being
given for money borrowed by her, and for her
separate use, and no part of it having been paid
by him, gives him no interest in the money or
in goods purchased by her with il for The pur-
pose OF trailing on her own account, and his
creditors cannot subject il 10 the satisfaction oi
his debts
g. married woman, so licensed, may employ
her husband rs clerk or assistant in the bust
ness carried on by her as a trader. he having no
other interest in the concern. without subjecting
her goods To The payment of his debts beyond
the value Oi his services over and above The ex-
Penscs of supporting him and his family.
A. The purpose of the act was 10 enable mar
ried women, so licensed, to engage in trade and
accumulate property in her own right and not
liable to be subjected to the payment of the
debts of an insolvcni husband.
Decree affirmed
John c. Avery and w. A. Blouni, for Appel
lanis; s X. Mallory, tor Appcllrcs
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AUT-r,oy sALEs-Future Days.
iiy Frank D. H'll a Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Ancuoneers'
nos Main street.

rVRUsTEEg SALE OF THAT LAKE,
AN sIInsTA NTIALLY-BUILT BRiC IN
TOBAc co-FACTORY At THE soI y, l. -, -
CooRHEER or rI rKANMWlliTHH All ALL THE FIX
TUREs, MAcfiSiIY, &C; t Nlr C tsN, H1yG
ING A FIRsT-CLAss MAaNa I,' ~ - - tcnd
BUSINESS, At AUCri0NLby nr ,d 80, gr dated
ar,a ,ro' o. Issa and duly recorded In the
clerks once of Richmond ChanoerS 'oui'' wv
viii SELL upon the PREMISES on zoo,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER o. 1897
o.,,.,,,,oot,, ,,,.,,,o,lv nj II o'clock A. Me- the
Why VNLtJABLE PROPERTY located hs
above The FACTORY Is cntlre,y new h"' ~, H.
ric' HIGH with half baseinen,' anu ~ " 'ie main
hnllding Is 4OxIOO feet, with four-sIory wing
atIarhed 4OxiO feet with wide entrance between,
convenient for shpp,ns parI9s,s having been
built by Mr. Jones for his own use, WIN iiy,to
gard for comfort and convenience Tue pmlI'hs
IS fitted throughout with steam hearing apparatus.
new elcy ator. nut In by n. VI. smith q 90 neit
connine-rooins. SC. Inc entire lot fronts 30 ieei
on Franklin street, running back between paraiIeI
TERMS ron FACTORY: One fourth cash; bal
ancr IN four eight and twelve months; negotlap'c
with interest added, to be gwen secured d!
deed of trust. ,
Immediately after the sale OF The factory; at The
same placc--ay at o'clock M.-wc VIII sell All I've
MACHINERY. EQUIPMENTS, and FIXTURES
In said factory, as follows; ..,.,.,. ,,,.,,,.
/ ENGINE. BOILER, and DONhEN IuMfi
10 sHAPE~RETAlNERS
20 sets SllAPING.MILLS, embracing pounds,
half-Dounds, l-inch. lO-inch. 9-incll' navy
Is. long lO's. short lO's, pocket-p'cces' ana
gOll-har shapes: .
20 BON-SCREWS, BILLETS, and BANDS;
LICORICE-BOlLERS.
WRINGER and SKATING.
LUMP-BENCilES and BONES.
LUMP-NhtIliNt-. .
TINS. IRONS, and STEAM-PlflNG'
| IRON SAFE. .
OFFICE FURNITURE aud EINTURks' &c'
ALSO,
Large lot Of UNMANUFACTURED TOBACCO:
TERMS FOR Personal PROPERTY; FOR all
sums OF 500 or under cash over that amount
negotiable notes 10 be given AZ sixty days win IN
tcrc>t added, and endorsed 10 the satisfaction Oh
the trIIs' ccs. JOHN 4. COKE.
r. ". CHRISTIAN.
Trustees.
The sale of all the personal property Will bc maze
by +. y. COOK, AuctioncCr.
y. u. The trustees have for sale privately large
lot OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO ot various
grades. suitable for home trade and export.
no "a
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Mr.. r. A. Brock. Corresponding Secretary
Of me Virgipid Historical Society,"

of the Virginia Histort<% hocsety-
NV Dear Sir,-Mrs. Mary Washington
descended from highly respectable family
of English colonists. named Ball; was
horn December 20. 170G- Little is known
of her ancestors. except that she inherited
an unimpeachable name She was noted
for her habits OF unusual industry. econ0-
nv, and regularity; for an excellent physi-
cal constitution and vigorous intellect.
She was married at the age Of twenty-five.
and became a widow April II, 1743, nj the
age of thirty-seven. The death OF her
husband left Mrs. Washington with very
limited pecuniary resources, and with the
sole control and guidance OF several. chill
dren-George. aged twelve; three younger
brothers (who died in early manhood be-
fore the war OF the Reyolution). and an
older sister, Betty. who married Fielding
Lewis. Of Fredericksburg, Va.
The appearance of Mrs. Washington is
said to have been pleasing. Her countc-
nance was highly expressive, and her per-
son well proportional and OF average
height. She was woman Of eminent
practical piety, and retained unimpairrd
possession OF her mental faculties TO her
latest moments, but during the last three
wears of her life her physical powers
NtIt Ilutu ~ ttl' VI
distressing disease. cancer OF the breast,
with which she was long afflicted, and
which terminated her earthly existence
August %, 1889, in the eighty-third year
OF her age. She had been fOrty-SiX years
widow. Her last hours were tranquil and
resigned. Her remains were inferred ut
Fredericksburg. Va. where she so long
resided. The grave was long unmarked,
but in 1888 II monument was placed to her
memory incomplete still, TO the shame OF
Virginia, the shaft designed TO SurmOunt
the panelled base Of white marble NOW
much disigured by vandalism) lies still by
the last in its original undressed stated.
The ceremony: OF laying the cornerstone
was performed by President Andrew Jack
son.
Two OF the brothers OF General Wash
ington were married. One left an only
child, who soon followed him to the grave.
The other left several children. who have
descendants among us.
Referring to my former letter, wish to
say that the Rev. Orlando Jones is not
buried in the church-yard OF Bruton Parish
church. His tomb is in the centre Of the
aisle Of the church itself. The Rev. David
Mossom was a Cambridge England
scholar. The statement would have pleased
the Boston people, who love everything
connected with Washington as much as
Virginians do. | was quite flattercd by
the notice Boston gives Virginia people
while on visit to that city. l almost for
got that was in Yankee land. With kind
wishes, am yours, &c,
MRS. MARY f. NEEI.
williamsburg, November q, 1882.
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AU1TIoN sALEs-Thi. Day.
AUCTION SALES-This Day.
by George II. Poindexter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1900 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF a
VERY VALUABLE FARM
on THE
BROOK TURNPIKE,
KNOWN As LEVEL GREEN,
ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND.

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court Of the
county Of Hcnrico. entered ON the 26tb day OF Oc-
tosr, $50. in the cause of Kings administrators,
&c re- Ashton and others. the undersigned. spc-
cIal commissioner appointed therefor, wllterh ny
public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 24TH. At IL W.,
the above described PROPERTY. a portion Of
which Anderson King died seized and possessed.
and which was allotted Ia Nanme Robins. Her
bert l.. King. and BenilmiD J.. aud Emily Ashton,
The tract consists of 2lSsi ACRES OF OPEN
LAND and 53a, ACRES or WOODLAND, and
nd ioi ms tho farm lately owned by DIR. Powell and
the land of William Taliaferro. The open land IS
i'm n high state of cultivation aud IL wei waercd
There are two young orchards upoy tie property,
covering about 20 acres. just becoming very pro-
ductivc and profitable; also, an old orchard of .
acres.
The improvements are very good. consisting Of
a TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, STABLE T.,
and LARGE EARN-ail In good order; aud The
farm. all ia all. Is considered very valuable and
productive one. IL Is occupied at present by j. VI.
King. and possession can be given 10 the purchaser
on the Il Of January.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance I'm six,
twelve. and eighteen MONTHS the purcha scr To eN-
ccnte his notes for the deferred payments and The
title 10 be retained until the whole of the purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered hy the
Court. JOHN a. COKE.
Special Commissioner.
GEORGE ii. PoINDIXTEE, Auctioncer. no Ia
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By Frank II. Hin Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionoors.
HOS Main street.

b> FRANK II. I'M Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncors.
HOS Main street.
{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF UOVSF
y AND LOT AND VERY DESIR ABLFBI-fIn-
ING LOTS OK TIE NORTHWEST CORNEp
OF MARSHALL AND HANCOCK STREtIS
AND AT TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER or
CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS. At Arc
IiON.-By virtue Of decree in the ,uif of
Mdeicr and wife rs. Weslcrman Il ais" on
t"ird 10y The Chanccry Court OF the tv0f Rich
Hohu october "a, 1882, We will sell, on the prem-
,es. ~
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1852,
beginning promptly 1T 4 O'Clock L. W. tho REAL
LOTS, each 3ON124 6-l2 feet, fronting on Mar.
shall street; LOTS each 3OxI5O feet frontim,,
on Hancock between Marshall and CIav .trc,.tt
upon one of which lois there Is a VERY Cov'
PORTABLE FRAME HOUSE. cOntaIning Anon,
hve rooms also, LOTS, each BOX 9 feet frontin@
on Gay street. This property 1, located i'm n"c
square Of the Richmond. fre,ierickshurg ana
Ioionac Railroad depot and In that portion ~
me CIV rapidly enhancing I'm value These jots
oHcr special inducements 20 parties desirous Of IN
Nesting where quick profits may be realized a.
Kooi Dhiluing lots are scarce i'm that locality
TERMS: One fourth ca.h balance at six twelve
anu eighteen months, for Negotiable notes intersf
added AMI title retained un ii tile purchasc-mon.,
Is nhid, ana conveyance ordered by the Court.
fiat OF ground with auctionecrs.
4. NJ. KELLEY.
JAMES CASKIE
rr,NvD Special Commissioners
tkANk ID. HILL Co.. AucflOncers. uoIhs |
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DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF TIE
L Old "PlLCtlER RESIDENCE" WITH
l.AEGE LOT OF GROUND, on BELNIDERE
STEEEl-By rcqucst.uf the owner. a non-rc.i-
dent, VIII sc'i ~ pubic auction. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2S. 1852,
At = o'clock T.. NJ. the "PlICIIFR RESI-
DENtt.' situated on }cydcrc iircct near Nfadl-
son Public school. The house isa vo-story brick
most substantially constructed and g., located ON a
triangular lot. fronting on BclNidcrc Street AS
feet with an adjoining lot of 80 fcct on the same
street. This can be- made nice, retired home. and
YET most convenient 10 the bushes, portions of The
citv "
TERMS: One fourth cash: bnlanc at six. t,ccIvo
ana tiehtcn months. Interest ad ed. secured hy
trust deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN
noZl Aucii0upcr
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COURT ORDERS.

~
Y ORTIZ CAROLINA, HALIFAX
" COUNTl-SUPERIOR COURT:
state OF North Carolina on the relation of Thom,.
= henan, AuOrncy-Gcncral,
against
The Roanoke Navigation Company.
HOLDERS OF STOCK IL THE ROANOKE
NAVIGATION COMPANY who have moi pr,,,cj
me same are hereby notified 10 make proof therrof
before me by fail term, 1883, Of The Sutcrior
Court ot HALIFAX county. The shares standing
on ihe company books In the name, Of the fDl-
lowing persons have not been proved:
Pcier ID. Astin. Peter Arlington. Edward T. Prod-
Han Han neYrge -. Baskerville, VIM. Barnett. Robert
brodnaN. thristiana Bursell. Mm. Bilbo. Jnmes
"; Cook John X. Clay, William Collins. samuel
1oiiiud. vincent DckersOn, Tbofun. DtVi.
lh"nas I. Dennis. T.. 4. de Schwcnitl T. t. Dud-
~ bolilng Eldrdge, stephen Edwards, John =
I,,atVn' John = Field, Oh. e. Field Mrs. Fanny Ann
i iI children Thomas Iiambiin, Jr r. H. Hicks
IN part, Charles 7. Harris. Mrs. Martin Henry
IMAM Harris. d. - Hicks, George Houston PAT
rex ~ liendren, Thomas \. Jones. Edward II. Ingc.
ucorgc /. landOwn, William Morgan R,n,af,,i,
,,iiarahle, Richard e. Morris Marcus j, Mct;lo,,rr
1870 siihef ana others, stephen L. Pool Ben
Ip.nii i ruiliam, Mark III. Peitway. ThOma. r.
i.eaue, Matthew }. ROwlett, Howell l. Rcade
.,aay neaue' James Sneal James VI. smith. Miss
aiarIa scott. Miss Catherine scott Henry y Sroft
Miss i.Iiza Scott. Miss Louisa scott. William Syd-
nner, tani Street Miss Fanny ". scott, Robert &.
,notl, samuel smith. George scott and other.
= molnas sheppard, caleb Tate, t;eorge Tucker.
tleh IaLlor, John II. Wimblsh and samuel MI.
ihaIhs, Edward 4. White, francis \. Watkins.
,,,tm, VI. W lllilinS, John l.. Wtnghcid, James
THOMAS y. HILL. Receiver.
HALIFAX, n. G., November ,, Iss2.
no 3-Fiw
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fFor the Dispatch.J
DOrge story.
NOVEMBER Il, 1882

NOVEMBER II, 1882.
Snakes having retired to winter quarters,
the fishing season being about over, and
bird-shooting commenced. dog-stOrles, |
presume, are in order, and here is mine to
begin with:
Yesterday my son-in-law and myself
went up TO Turkey-ho bird-shOoting. We
took with lis setter dog, the property Gf
dogs IRE property OF Judge C--n. He
was Christian dog-or rather "dog Of Il
Christian" as Araby-bey would say--flith
iui in all things-and
"Fido was his name"
After traversing the low-grounds and
highlands for about five hours, Fido be-
came conscious that neither my son-in-law
nor myself were any great shakes at kill
ing birds, and seemed to be quite lndif-
fcrent whether he exercised his oliactory
capabilities or not.
As said before, Fido is setter. but he
always stands when he finds birds. Pass
ing by the site OF an old building Of which
nothing was left but two tall chimncyS,
connected by a sort OF arch, Fido, the
faithful, came to :" dead stand" at a spot
where there was no coyer-only parcel OF
trash and rubbish. Now, you ought TO
have seen that canine pose. lie stood upon
three legs, the remaining one raised and
curved
with tail unbent and look intent,
And eyes and ears attentive bent,
lie firmly stood. with lips apart,
Lake monument OF Grecian art"
lSCoTT.
lie @as q. fac-simile Of that cast-iron dog
that has b0en standing for the last half cen
tury in the yard at the corner OF Ninth and
Marshall streets. Not hair stirred; not
breath breathed. There was not even the
slighte,t palpitation OF that dogs heart.
Then my son-in-law and myself ap-
preached him cautiously, cooked and ready
10 shoot Fidp didn't flush worth cent.
Then we all three stood about quarter Of
an hou-my son-in-law and myself on
the tsp-toe Of expectation" Then 1 gci
sort Of tired and gave faithful kick be-
hind 10 urge him on. Then he sprang
forward and planted his appraised foot finn
" on the bird, aS,much as to say, II YOU
can't kill 'ern j can catch 'cm. Then INV
son-in-law and myself closed in and tried
10 raise his foot OF of the bird, which. by
united effort, we at last succeeded in do
sng, when we discovered that the bird WAS
on the upper atriaee III an old com reseg,-
piing very closely silver dollar. II is no
part OF my business TO by to explain how
that bird got tbere. i aeaye that to Inv
friend X. A. H., and hope he wont make
X. A. b. b. l. r out ofst,
However, ] think the kfrd must have
been fsh-hGmk or cormoEant, for on SET. |
Ting back to the city he soooped up one
dozen fork-iifvers len the kalf-shelD. one
haif dozen Cherrystosc ION TIE half-sbeIn |
one glass OF lager. and one glass of spiritus
Irumente straight. Ny son-in-Iaw and
myself shared the spoils with tha bird. and
as, as am something OF hgger Y took the
"ger, ana my son-in-law took the straight.
N- JAcI-POT.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr.
11l3 Main street.

TRI1 STEE'S SALE OF THAT LARGE
l. BRICK FACTORY AND VACANT PRO-
PERTY on TIE SOUTIlWES CORNER OF
MAYO AND ROSS STREETS: ALSO 4 BRIO Il
AND 4 FRAME DWELLING ON COLLEGE
STREET BET WEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY
STREETS.-By virtue cf a deed Of trust executed
by II. u. james and wife 10 the undersigned trlls-
tee. dated 3Oth March. 1876. and duly recorded
I'm Richmond Chanccry Court, ID. II. 10Y II, D..
4S9. TO secure payment of a certain note therein
mentioned. and whereas default having been made
in the payment of said note, and benz requested
by the beneficiary So to 90. will sell at public
auction. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER "a, 1882.
q, o'clock commencing 1t Mayo street, the fol-
lowing property;
That LARGE BRICK FACTORY. three stories
high. fronting on Mayo street. extending back 81
feet, with wing extending towards Ross street
50 feet. The lot fronts So feet on Ross street
with i depth of 10 feet "a an alley. The lot on
which the brick wing of the factory is located j.
29X55 feet. FoTany manufacturing purpose this
lot is desirable.
After the above. ! viii sell the TWO-STORY
BRICK HOUSE, with three rooms. and the small
FRAME HOUSE, with brick basement. both ON The
east line of College between Marshall and Clay
streets; lot S5+XlOU feet.
TERMS: By consent, one third cash: balance
In six, twelve. and eighteen months, Interest add
ed, secured by trllsl-dccd
VI. =. QUARLES. Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. AuCtiOnCcr. no 10
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tFor the Ds,,stch.l
B1iUs1.

For The DspStchI
B1iss1.
vhsx a. n 90 he b,ixdr ask.
ABBY thy side ST tonight.
IT'S but word. q human thought,
Or else a synorSmc Of light.i
IT'S all the world shut ooi from view,
'fis Knowing moi the setting sun,
Tee risiag of she pale. wan moon
When the melancholy day Is done:
iris seeing nat these prison walls
Where Lie like some grim tsikcr stands
And looks hut looks untouched upoH
The chains which bind our fec' and hands.
An, 70 he 1,lind. II Is 20 live
Oat of tic shadow. IN the iisht:
To walk with Him who, passing by.
. Heard the souls cry and gave II sight
Who are the biindy The nsea who tlfink
They sec, and gr0rc, and gropc. nor Know
That they have passed the fseaseys-drawn
Hne
Thas shuts oul from them ts4th ahdhoIe. =
=. n. V.
RICHMOND. November %. $50.
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Mary. tho Mother Of Washington sis-
fcresfkng Particulars Of Ancr Ike.

10 the Editor Of The Dispatch:
i beg to hand YOU letter anent the
mother Of "thc Father Of mis- Country
from the lady who kindly favored your
readers some days SINCE with one as 10 the
birth and ancestry OF Mrs. Martha Wash
ington, 10y courtesy In Der day " Lazy
Washington" am faithfully yetrs,
X. 4. Brock
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one Of tlc Company. ,paciou, and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND or ARIEL
ATEROOMs CAN BIZ ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.


Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Smi'hhcld. and Hampton; Washington, d. g.;
NewbcrE, Washington, and TarborO', y. G.. and
al points IN Eastern North Carolina: also. fOI
Eastern shore Of Virginia, Ola Point. and n rccu.
lar bindings on James river, At LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued J.. q. TATI VI,
no IS SUPERINTENDENT.
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7 HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED VIII
Il. LIAM WALKER & CO.. 1919 Cary street. my
agents 10 conduct the CRACK-SIIOT CIGAR
FACTORY, for the MANUFACTURE or O.
CARS in all its branches VI. A. WALKER.
III ANING WITHDRAWN FROM THE
Il L firm of HEWITT & WALKER, beg TO in
form my friends that haye the sole and exclusive
right TO manufacture the "CRACk-SIiOT"
BRAND, and have made arrangements with
Mcssrs. STAPLES, WARING& Co. No. 20 south
Fourteenth street, to supply all demands for this
branch, ana The goods are guaranteed equal 10 any,
WILLIAM WALKER & CO.. Agents.
no l4-lW 1919 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-24

DCBL1C AUCTION OF A LARGE
- AND EXCELLENT CORNER BUILDING.
IVis ouAli9 FEET, SOUTHEAST CORNEp
LAChEL AND BEVERLY STREETS.-By re-.
gAest Of owner, who j. non RESIDENT will Sell NJ
snctioh4 on the premises. on ~
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27Tn.
a. $50 Z, ~. the above desirable LOT. Fronts
oo Ieet on southeast corner OF Laurel aud Beverly
Streets diagoDally opposite the Episcopal church
WIN depth OF l45 feet tJ M alley.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut six, twelve
ihu eighteen months, Interest added, secured Inv
rust deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN Wy
hozi Auetioneer.