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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-03
by Frank ID. liiil & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonoers,
llOS Nam street.

iOr hHlii NIlftAs
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
~ FARM on THE CHARLES CITY ROAD.
ABOUT SiN MILES FROM RICHMOND. POR-
TON or THE ESTATE OF Il. II. TALLkl
DECEASED. At ArCTi0N.-By virtue Of q de-
cree Of the Circuit Cow, OF the city Of Richmond
In the sut Of Waller & saunders re. 1alloy's Ad
mnistratar. &C.. entered ou 18th Of May, 1852.
we. special commi toners thereby appointed, VIII
sell at pa'illc auction, on
MONDAY. JUNE -. 1ss2,
~ - O'Clock ~. ia front of Icmlco-couniyc court
house. he REAL ESTATE described in said suit,
being THIRTY SIX ACRES OF LASD on HE
CHARLES CITY road, six miles from Richmond. and
pert If the late Il. u. Tacys estate. Plat Of land
at de Office Of thcaactionccrs.
This sale Offers good opportunity to purchase a
small place convenient - Richmond.
TERMS: one third cash: balance IN six and
twelve months, notes 10 be given for deferred pay
menis. with Interest added. and tide retained
until the purchase-moncy IS paid and a convey
ance ordered by the court.
EDMUND WADDELL, JR.,
". I. MAYO.
/. II. NCGi-liF,
Special Commissioners.
sale by FRAHK u. HILL < CO., AuctiOnecr5.
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Freight received daily for Norfolk. Por'smouth.
Smthlcld. and liampton Washington. -. c.:
Ncwicrr. Washington, aud Iarboro -. c.. and
an points in Eastern North Carolina; also, tor
Eastern shore OF Virginia, Old Point. lui an rCglr
Jar landing on james river, ~ LOWEST RATES,
and through bills D.. ued. l.. h. TAFT VI,
my p Superintendent.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By II. Is. Chaflin & Co.
Real Estate AuctIonecrs.
UcTIoN SALE OF HANDSOME
WEsT-END BUILDING LOTS
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS;
TIE
MOST DESIRABLE LOTS NOW OFFERING
WHICH TO BUILD RESIDENCES.

At the request Of the owner we will offer a. public
auction, ON the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Z, 1882,
at H. O'Clock T.. W.. the folowing-described Lots:
TiIlRTY-NINE fEET'on the north side OF e. race
street between Laurel and Shafcr streets.
EIGHTY FEET Oh the south side Of Grace street
between Shafcr and Harrison streets
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FEET on The
north side OF Grace street, commencing nj the
corner of Ryiand street.
SIXTY-ONE AND A HALF FEET one the north
side of Franklin street between shafer and
Harrison streets.
These are the most beautiful building-sites now
being offered in the West End; all within two
blocks of the street railway.
The owner being very DESTROYS Of selling, this
sale offers good opportunity to buy cheap and
handsome lots I'm the most desirable part OF nc
city for residences. All of these lots are slightly
above the level Of the street.
TERMS: Announced at sale. and II desired VIII
be very liberal. II. II. CllAtFlN q Co.,
my 81 AuctiOupcrs.
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Avr1,r,oN sAuEs-.Future Days.
BY Grubbs q Williams
Real Estate Agentsand Auctionecrs'
r,.,o,th ef roof between Main ana Bank.

BY Grubbs q Nuiahs'
Real Estate Agentsand Auctioneers'
r,cvou,b street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAU-
TIFIJI, SUBURBAN REslDENCE AND
GRotiNns ATTACHED. IN SIDNEY; KNOWN
AZ ns-,i, niNt; IoIs XTTSCiiED, At AUCTION.
In execution Of two deeds or trust from Spiro,
Zcec and wife to Che subscribers a. tru MsS le
and duly recorded we viii sell 10y auction, al The
Office Of Grubbs & Williams on
THURSDAY. JUNE IL, 1852.
at / O'Clock 7. NJ, The wel-snown ARLlSGS =
ground bounded bv fIaryie. Carter, Richie, and
Wallace streets. 390S2GG ll-12 feet.
Tnc improvements consist or a neat aud we'll
,rr, nu JWfLLiNG. in cottage style. with eight
rooms. besides out-bnidings, beautifully situated
in grove Of original oaks and hlckories and SUR
rounded with choice flowers and shrubDery.
Also a fine variety Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
SMALL FRUITSs&c..&c.
This property t. 50 far rs Ia retirement ana vet
so near as 10 distance as to combine the advantages
OF a country and city home.
fl Will be sold rs whole or suhd;vidcd Into lots.
as may be deemed hest al the time OF sale
The deeds authorize sale for cash IS 10 about
az 200 and expenses Of sale. and the residue as iEe
grantor or his assigns may direct, but more liberal
VI ~ w." j. l.. DACON,l rrus,ecs.
J. A.JONEs, iruS'eo7'
GRUBBs g WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
As trustee I'm a deed from :. Zctellc and wife To
me- dated Ist November, 1879. duly recorded. aud
conveying the property above described. viii
unite with Mcssrs. Bacon and Jones, trustees, IN
the sale advertised above.
CHARLES 4. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
As trustee in = deed from 6. Zetele and wife, to
me. of date 18TH June. 1880. and dsly recorded,
viii also unite IN the sale advertised above. Ana
I'm further execution of said deed. and Immediate
~ after the above SALE viii eel az INC same ilce
! TIIREE LOTS I'm the plan Of " Buena VISTA" each
fronting 80 feet on the south Side Of Williams
street and numbered 10, Ill, and III In said
TERMS: As TO these three lots. cash.
je3 y. l.. BOULWAKE' trustee.
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A. the request of the surviving partner Of The
sale The foregoing VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND.
II contains from COO 20 zoo ACRES in forest.
of which about u acres are covered by hcart-pinc
Of superior quality, and from 800 to 400 acres
Of black and red-oak. long body. well suited for
ianbark and oak lumber. and Il large quantity of
chestnut. suitable for railrOad-sils. There Is also
a large quantity of oak slls.
There are about 100 ACRES OF open land.
with COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING.
now occupied by Mr.. 7. e. Mckendrec rs tenant.
The place is well supplied with fine springs.
To effect speedy sale the foregoing TRACT OF
LAND VIII he sold. on liberal terms. at the very
reasonable price Of 80 per acre.
Mr.. Mckcndroc, living on the premises viii show
ii TO those who may call on him. The land lies
within five miles Of AppomaltOx depot.
For further particulars apply 10 ~. at Richmond.
W. hOpDlN & son.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
RICuMnNn May 10. 500. in I-Ih.GSnf.
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ByJ. ThomI son Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
No. lib Main street.


A UCTION SALE OF TWO BEATTI-
IA Full BUILDING LOTS ON LAUREL
BETWEEN SPRING AND CHINA STREETS
viii sell at auction on
TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1882,
at 6 o'clock, the above most desirable LOTc-onc
fronting on the east lire of Laurel strcef SO NV
IA feet To- an alley IL feet bounded on lie north
by wide alley. making tits lot equal 10 a corner
Also. LOT fronting on the west line of Laurel
between said streets so by lao feet t. an alley 80
feet wide This lot is elevated about two feet
above HE street, making IL exceedingly desirable.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance in Six. twelve.
and eighteen months, interest added, and secured
by trust deed.
je3 j. THOMPSON BROWN.
HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
HI NITURE, COOklNG-STOVES, HEATING
STOVES. SlIOW-f ASSES, NOTIONS, CIIILD'S
CARRIAGE, LARGE OlL-CAN, ONE NEW
OPEN BUGGY.-I Will sell ut public auction, ON
MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1852,
NJ 10 o'clock \. NJ, Mt my oil;cc SOC east Frank
lin street. the following property, TO satisfy sundry
wrlls in my hands
WAbDROBES, DRESSING-CAsEs,
BUREAUS: TABLES, LOUNGES,
SOFAS BEDS and BEDDING,
MATTRESSES. BEDSTEADS.
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
COOkING-STOVES. TEATING-SToVES,
WAslisTANDS, MIRRORS. CLOCKS,
SAFES, ROCKERS. PICTURES,
MATTlNG, CiIlLDS CARRIAGE,
SHOWCASES, GLASS JARS,
MUSTARD, PEPPER,
Spool. COTTON. TOILET SOAPS.
TERMS: Cash. Il. iIoLZINGER.
le3 III. &. &. Il.
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'DICHMOND. FKEDEnICK,BIr

DICHMOND. FREDERIC h>Bt i.t
IL AND POTOMAC RAIIgo .D.--c'.l.
commencing MAN ~. 1852.
3.ft 4. NJ. leaves Byrt-~trcct .fs, Id t..ir .-
only at Milford aud derrick H..
500 4. ", leave. Byrd stree, station eAlf .tt-
ccpi ~ruiiyl.
300 T.. W., leaves EygG-s rect Station tIly.
400 j.. NJ. Accommodation tor Ashland, .DItfi
Br0sf->trcel stallion G.Ny ltA.'i
SuudlysI.
ll:2o \. w.. arrives ~ IyId-Stract station tl.If.
1904 Il. Il. arrives 40 ryrl-~tifat s.atlou tl.l ,
makes NO lnrIl STOPS.
0:iS +. NJ, arrives a. ByFd--,rc,' station l.Nf
Except sunday.
S:3i 4. NJ. Accommodation. arrives ~ ~
street station daily except ,uulfi
&. \. TAYLOR. Central Ticket Agent
r. T. u. MYERS, General superintendent my
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NOR SALE. A VERY VALUABLEeas

LUX SALE, y ' EN- NAlt ABLE S5gss
"A FARM, containing Gj2H ACRES OK
ARABLE LAND. all in grass except about 100
acres IN wheat, oats. and corn. n produces well,
and il especially dddpfed 20 grazing II is beaut-
fully undulating. T. within half mile Of Brandy
Station depot on the Virginia Midland railroad,
Culpepor county, Va. Wateris abundant: num-
Der of never-faling springs and wells. besides
neyer-hiline stream which runs through the entire
length of the farm. The Improvements consist Of
COMFORTABLE DWELLING. ice-hOusc,
dairy, mcat-hCuse: large, commOdious barn. sta
bling for large number of horses cattle, sheen.
&C.; large building for the storage of crops in The
straw; lighthouses, bogpcns, &C.. &C., besides four
good houses, conveniently located. for farm labor.
The farm Is susceptible of division into two or
three farms, and Is easily cultivated by all the i'm
proved farm machinery. IL is cOnyeuien; To the
postoice. churches Of all denominations. schools.
machine-shops, mills, sc. TcTm9 will he made
easy TO purchasers. Persons DESTROYS of inspecting
the premises desiring further particulars will
apply to W. u. EITZllUGH on the place. or by
letter TO him, Brandy Station pOst-oficc, who VIII
take pleasure in showing the premises 10 any one.
or inflammation may be had from DE COtRCY
w. THOM. stock and Bond Broker. German
street, Baltimore. Md. nv i-WgSt3m
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FURNITURE.

iiIor BITTkRs cures by removing the cause Of
sickness aud restoring vitality.
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BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate aucfi0nccrs and Brokers.
No. north Tenth street.

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 LOTS.-By virtue OF a decd Of trust bearing
date the 26ih of October. ISSl !, duly recorded in
Richmond Chmcery Court in ID. y. 1I9 -. page
$40. SHALL - trustee. proceed 10 sci, at pujlic
auction, upon The premises. on
MONDAY, JUNE ;. 1882,
Mt O'Clock =. NJ. the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by said dcci-onc Lot on the north side % BYRD
street. beginning - feet from the northwest corr
ncr of Byrd and Foushcc streets, with front of
2J feet and depth of 1873 feet Ia an alley IL feet
wide: another Lot on the northwest corner of
Arch and second streets. fronting 80 feet by a
depth Of 10 feet, more or les, - an alcy 20 feet
wide.
TERMS: Cash for so much OF proceeds as will
pay expenses Of sale aud the secured debt of
SJO9J0: balance. If any. as may lc announced ut
sale. GEORGE &. 3lGDEE. Trustee.
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioncors. my 81
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by Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Aucuoneers and Brokers,
No. > north Tenth street.

Real Estate AuctiOneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
A UCTION SALE OF SENENTY-FiNE
N AND ONE HALF FEET OF GROUND on
THE WESTSlDE OF FIFTH BETN ZEN JACK
SON AND DUNAL STEEErS.-Wc shall. by re-
quest If the owner, sell by auction. upon the pre-
misses on
TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1852.
n O'Clock I. W.. the LAND as above located.
The lot fronts 10. feet said west line Of Fifth
street. and has depth Of l22 feet q an alley
twelve feet wide. \ great portion Of the above
mentioned lot is mostly filed IN. and dumps arc
being rapidly made I'm the remainder. Owing 10
rs close proximity 90 The extensive works Of ". r.
Tanner & Co.. this property should claim The ai
Tendance of operatives who desire 10 locate near
said works.
TERMS: Unusually easy. and 10 he named ON
day Of sale. CHEWING & ROSE,
jC 1916 huctoncers.
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BY v. Goddln & Son, AuctIonoors.

| by " hh.NlI a rnNs AutklONllft.
|
GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE VAL
- UABLE LOTS AT RoCkETTS; IN PORT
| STREETS. NEAR TO LOUISIANA STREET.
| 0PPOSITETO THE OLD SUGAR REFINERY
/ As trustee IA a certain deed Of trust. dated lst
/ September, 1879. duly recorded in Richmond
| Chancery Court. IN Book g., No Il5, page 1913, |
/ shall Oiicr for sale. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE q, 1882,
at o'clock l.. NJ, the LOTS located rs above. adj
| Joining the new residence of Mr.. CaNclO. one of
/ fronts 20 feet on second street, and the other
| fronts 20 feet on Third street.
! TERMS: Liboral and made known a. The sale
jel w GODDiN, Trustee.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIFTY
~ THOUSAND ACRES or LAND IN PA
| TRICK COUNTT.-In obedience 70 decree of
the Chancery Court Of the city of Richmond. pro-
suit therein pending, styled kcnts executor rs.
Puryiss administrator, &c., shall sel II public
auction, at the courthouse Of Patrick county, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1882,
At II O'Clock ~, certain TRACT OF LAND,
MIA, on the waters of Big and Little Dan rivers
and south Mayo river, Of which the late John j..
Pnryis died seized.
This land Is supposed 20 be very valuable as min
eral land, aud also rs lying near the route OF the
Dhnyilc and New-Riycr railroad.
TEgs1S Cash rs 20 so much OF The proceeds as
VIII 10 snficient to pay expenses Of sale, &C., and
the residue I'm equal instaimcnts. payable nj one.
two, and H. years, with interest From the day Of
sale: the purchaser Ia give bonds or Negotiable
notes for the deferred instruments and the title
TO be retained until the whole purchasc-noDcy Is
paid and coaycJ anee ORDERED by .he court.
WILLIAM j. LEAkF.
APP 80 Special Commissioners.
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY, DWELL Ns
4 ING IN NICE ORDER, AND WILL -
BE SOLD 4 BARGAIN.-FRAME HOUSE. live
rooms, 11O6 north First street. in nice order.
City water In The house, and lot fronts Gle feet.
by 1876. This property viii be sold at low figure
If immediate application be made.
FRANK ID. HILL & Co. Auctioneors.
my SOFT HOS Main street.
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I9I7 ?. NJ. IraoP.N ae5 T. 81
Y0RK-ElvfE IN
IIINN
/ Richmo'd 9:iJ g. ~. G.lJ &. 49,. s.f. H. %
, Arrive at
- / M'fPoint g..p u. H.. fU.HT 4. 81 ft.tl % f.

pie6@o'4 2:i5 NJ ol5A't. 1orn
/ W1foi6'i 5:oor. u.Io:a5 \. ST. loscp.r
Passenger neln CONNECTS 90 gc.' p.h- I...
except sunday with steamers io, Dail.n.r,
! the NORTH.
I Frrlsnt trains leaving Rl,hmonT a,-Cl5 A. '
! and $40 =. NJ. vii have pa. -c"g r-co1ra,- ...
Train Nc. ~ connects go Dmseyue w.G =.
! folk and Western o. .'.oad ilr fiunyille. l.,..-
/ burg. and all southwestern points.
Train NO. 90 thrHagll ia ,cus,' inI. lf 800 -..
/ tions. connecting a' ~ltlu.'n', ".ih NiiIDI .
| sutherln NauoN-tafrc railroad .ur ,Dl'0r
salisbury with Western North Carolina r..t...H
/ for am points iu Western Mort. l.rlifua. q .
/ llnta for all point. South and -uut. wc.L
! Train No. % Through passenger sod ma'i
/ 20 all stat. ions. connecting ai ruLn.in' w.a
/ toa and Sutbcrlm Natrow-GlNar rIir0lt
Milton; az Aihut' fr lli po'uf. -oTih aIi -.
west; at Charlotte Win Chail'tn. toluHi
/ Au-u "a railroad fnr Collm ia, Augusta, -.N.
Trains rroin ,hc south arrive ar R.cimorf pa,
$3.50 T.. ", 7:9O 4. ~, ani l;gj o.. M..arl i..
/ We tolull 100 4. " Va.-crs lands a. f
and -:lo =. v. ltrcrhtl
Bon AIR SERVICE
| Trains
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Az. ta0rH
Arrive
Bon ;.~.............e.55 A.,l r57r.u
to1licld. ..........-... $40 q. N- 4..HI' MI
RETURNING.
Coai.cil.-..............7:loA.,l gr.rn
Bon Air................-.e:O A.h. o.. D.. N.
arrive
ont...............t ! g. iI. tNN D.. .'
Al regular passenger Trains .t...t E.I ilr.
PILLMN,-rtN -I.'f,.
on Train br-. Ne"l Ura aui ft Iil ri1 Na.l.
ingtoR and Danyilp.
on Train 51-liirlI..II .if D.rG.llr. t.
Chariot and thtri,at.i
Ticket SOFA 20 900 pomi..a.Ia. .l,a.,.a.
! southwest, aud laggHrc checked rH.
4 \. Ht-Ifkf . l. u 81 . j.
General Pa-,sneeranI Iios.tAgnL
T. W R'TNi tnil'n'nefal Manager nF-
DICIIMOND And PETER>BlE.
IL RAILROAD.
TIE OLD EELNBLE ALL-2tlLEOJI.
NORIOLE
VIA pEIEHSBlHD.
GREATLY-REDICED RATES.
Manchester 20 Nor.oll.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Manchester to Norfolk tui rrfun -o1i fDr
FOR iickcisan.l an nforuiii.n rYuir 10 49,
ticket Office. Mauclc-tcr. ip1u D'-f Main .f.
and e. ONCE OIL general passenger AGENT
my II General Passenger Sal.
CHESAPGAKE ANDOE EAlLWaf
SCHEDULE.
TAKING Effect MAY If.I--2.
DEPART RICHMOND:
Fast line. : q. ". daily; FNli.... INI- " H
daily; Charlottesville accomlrni i.... : D.
daily fcNccpt sunday; 40 T.. ll- a.ll. f.-
pres, daily lcNcclt >aldtl.
tRRlNE EIClNDNI
FROM Norfolk. 1880 4. NJ. .fI.D.
=. NJ, both daily lrNcnf e SUM. I, '-..tf
Che West daily; : 8. No, frpia ~ ...- tt.f.
1iCkct-Ollcp-; Corner Niu.I ..N- I.'.
ilaln street. and depot u. ... r. iLLI
General I. Nftil
q. ". SMITH, General NrNr.. hi' ID
ry,D RAJ VlNDpE FOR -I-.
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Ey Apperson & Co., Auctloncers,
No. 3 Eleventh street.

By Apperson & Co., Auctlonccrs,
No. Eleventh street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
FIVE AND \ HALE ACRES OF LAND. WIN 4
DWELLING. &C., ONE AND 4 HALF MILES
FROM Gov ER-i!lLL COAI-NlNES. tIil,S-
TERRIFIED COUN1i.-iy virtue 81 irust-dccd
executed by W. W. Phillip ANA wife 10 inc. dated
ith October, 1879, and daily recorded VIII ell
at Chesterfield Courthouse, az IL O'Clock NJ. on
MONDAY, june II, 1852,
that being court-day, the ab0vc-lescribcd FARM,
a fair proportion Cf which f. In cultivation. set
with fruit, &c, and ihc balance IN wood and tim
Der. BUILDINGS sufficient for the place aud In
fair condition.
TERMs: Cash as To about 500: and tie bal
ancc OF the purchasc-mOncy 10 Fix months for ne
got1blc note with intcrcs; added. and secured BY
my 81 i. I. ANDERSON. Trustee.
by Grubbs g Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Eleventh stree; between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 MOST
~ DESIRABLE BUlLDISG-LOT on THE
NORTH SIDE OF GRACE STREET. Begin
MING 30 FEET FAST or PINE SHEET,
FRONTING 30 FEET AND RUNNING BACK
$50 FEET TO AN ALLEY, ON
TUESDAY, JUNE q, 1882.
AT 81 O'CLOCK l.. Min. execution Of a decree
of the Ch.nccry Court Of Richmond. In the case
of Grooms IS. Grooms, &c, will sell by auction,
rs above stated. upon the premises. the PRO
pERTY referred Ia. IL Is situated in the most
improving plTt Of west Grace street. and Is about
the most desirable lot in that vicinity now in Tie
TERMS: one fourth cash balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months, Win interest, and title re-
''"ea 'S the So WApp i jH. cemmssoner
GRUEBS & WILLIAMS, AuctiOnecrs. my 20
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nv X. d. Chafi'n & Co..
Real Estate Agents and A"chonecrs'
No. north Tenth street.

ASOA1WN
nv r. d. Chafin Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs'
No. 1 north Tenth street.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
" THAT HANDSOME
ATTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE
CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH STREETS,
WELL KNOWN AS THE RESIDENCE
OF THE
LATE MRS. LOUISA G. ALLAN.
THIS PROPERTY
HAS BEEN
DIVIDED INTO LOTS
FRONTING on MAIN STREET.
AS CAS- De
SEEN on THE PLAT
OFFICE OF TIE AUCTI0NEERs.
Iwill sell by public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE q, 1882,
at o'clock l.. NJ, the above-.cscrbed REAL
ESTATE.
The location Of this property Is all that can he
asked or desired, and This sale offers rare oppor-
tunlty 90 secure FIRST-CLASS BUILDING LOTS
or 10 make profitable investments.
Dwellings these lots. arranged IN mats suliabie
for familcs, or for private residences, viii rent
rc1dily ut prices That viii pay handsomely on the
investment, and ut the same time supply lOng-ielt
need In our city.
II deemed desirable at sale, the property may be
offered rs a whole.
TERMS: One fourth cash: halancea ut six. twelve
and eighteen months. with per cent Interest, on
longer time mag he given II desired by purchasers
GEORGE W. MAYO.
Executor of Mrs. l.. G.. Allan.
sale by Il. Il. CITAFFGS & co., Auctioncer7.
my Di
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V'O BALTIMORE FOR sl-.
TIE IC3k-NiFIE I'f..
PAs'INbIH roi 3D.
TO BAL TiMORE AND al IDirt- NDI DID,.

RESUMPTION OF pass NDir -tfNi.r
DAILY ENcEPT ~INDE)
ON AND AFTER MONDAN.Htt 20. ltr- tI
TRAINS LEAVING ElCln'D'u tNDpAt-
VILE DEPOT, VIRGIN. ~lEttI
AT 2.fJP.t.
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Manchester fo Nor.ol... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Nt.ncncsicr to Norfolk tnG rriun .-o1i for
For tickets ana AT information HYHlr 100 org.
ticket office. M1uclc-tcr. iNIn D..f Main pr.
aud a. Office Of general passenger a.-ni ~.
lcutn street. N.TDIf
my ~ General .--.Ugor t.....
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but now seldom have q sick one. Il is
allimportant 70 have . roof to the hem
house that win not leak, and . floor Of
earth, ashes and gravel raised above the
level of the surrounding ground, and nice
ly covered with sand. The droppings
should be raked out ence or twice = week,
and placed where they viii do the most
good-in the garden, on the onion or
tomato bed. A visit to the hen-house
every morning to inspect the droppings
win give you timely warning of the ap-
proach of diarrhGa or cholera, and you
can then take measures to prevent it.
Provide drinking vessels of iron, and
change the water once daily, especially in
summer. Chickens never get sick in clear,
balmy weather; cold, damp spells is the
bete Roir for them.
SHEEP cATARRH OR sNUFFLEsr
A regular reader of the " o. Psea-
ysase asks, "What will cure sheep that
are suffering with . discharge of mncus
from the noseg' Besmear the nostrils,
all around them, with soft tar, rub the
top of the head with kerosene oil, and
keep tar always in the salt trough, and
give the sheep access to this trough daily,
that they NAV have all the salt they want.
and the sfnel of tar always 1T the end Of
their noses Also keep the sheep sheltered
in bad weath er, and give them clean sleep
ing apartments.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-02-14
Notice of incorporation.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEGIS-
ID lAture of the State of Florida, entitled IAN Act
to Provide General Law for the Incorporation OF
Railroads and Canals, approved February 19, 1874,
notice hereby given, required BY said act that
. company has been formed, and their articles of
association duly fled, under the name Of the 81.
JOINS AED eUwAENKE RAMRoAD COMPANY to be
invested with all the rights, powers, privileges and
franchises conferred upon companies formed under
said act, for the purpose of constructing maintain
ing and operAting railroad for public use in the
conveyance Of persons and property. The line of
said road to be about sixty miles in length and b
to be constructed from the town of helrose, IN
AlachuA county, at the terminus of the Green Cove
Spring and Aelrose Railroad, thence westwarIly to
Gainesville, and thence on westWardly to the Su-
wAnnee river At near TT Fanning to pass through
the county Of Alachua, and, If need be, In part
through the county of Levy.
AT VOGRLBACH,
r B. CAN0VA,
SHREVE ACKLEY,
THEODORE i. WURTS,
ROBERT W. DAVIS,
Incorporators.
December IL 188l-Sm