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helpmate, as his first wife was of that shape
and stature, and had left an excellent
wardrobe behind her. He received the de-
sired person.
SOME STRANGE LAWS
For regulating and promoting marriages
existed in the primitive colonies OF this
country. In 1895 the local authorities of
Wrentham, Mass, voted that every un.
married man in the township should kill
SIX blackbi or three crows yearly while
single, and that as penalty for not obey
ing the order he should not get married
until he had destroyed the requisite num-
Der N arrear. A former tax in Maryland
was five shillings yearly to every bachelor
possessed of fl00 and 20 shillings on all
bachelors and widowers who own f300.
Il does not appear that spinsters or widows
were ever taxed, probably from the reason
that no woman refuses chance if che can
help il. So much interesting matter could
be written about the many forms and Gus
toms which have been observed at some
time or place in the celebration OF the most
important happening in the lives of every
man and woman-marriage-that only a
mere outline can be given in this article,
but few Of the observances among the
aboriginal inhabitants of North and South
America are worth the telling. In the ma
jority of the North American tribes of the
redskins no man could marry in his own
tribe under penalty of death.
STRANGE CUSTOMS.
In Aztec Mexico young man consulted
the oracles before taking wife, and
after the ceremony always carried his wife
home on his back. The pagans OF Peru
had several wives, but the first one was
supreme over the remainder. When new
wife was desired the would-be husband
went TO the fathers house and placed a pc
culiar sort of shoe on the foot of the lady
with whom he was ensmored. Ii she was
virgin the shoe was OF wool il a widow,
of rush. In the Caribbean Islands it was
customary for newly-married pair to re.
tire to the woods for honeymoon and
pass their time In hunting. In Cuba hus-
band and wife had equal rights of divorce.
Among the Ottomaques an old man was
always united to a young woman, and
young man TO an old woman, the reason of
snch union being that it was supposed that
the discretion OF age would curb the i'm
petuosity OF youth. With some South
American Indians virgin was never chosen
for a wife. A chasse woman was avoided
as one who did not possess the art of
pleasing men. After marriage the strict.
est virtue was expected in wives. Squaws
of all Indian natives whose husbands have
been killed in war were permitted to choose
g successor among the captives reserved Tor
torture.
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P2GPos Sal. s,

fFNHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE
l. county OF Sacramento will II ceiye prorosais 10
r4lse the track aud approaches OF The wire bridge
known az The AcCracken bridge, said bridge to be
raised two feet, or high as can bs done without
Interfering with the main cables TIE bridge TO De
well secured by proper blocking at the abutments.
and the wires sustaining the track to be shortened
and made secure.
Also, bids for Strengthening the Mchi. an Bar
BRIDGE BY putting new bent under The bridge or a
truss on the top; the bent TO be made q 0rerop
pine TIMBER, IKE inch iuudsill, Sxl2 redwood {:
truss to be of Oregon timber. lOxlO. with rroneI
BOTS and Tods. Separate bids VIII be REQUIRED on
each proposition. Bids viii be opened TUESDAY,
SEFTEABE6 10, 1852, at II o'clock A. ~
kB-tQ IHOS II EEpEEy (1srt-
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PROPOSALS
FOX
FURNISHING PAPER
FOR THE-
STATE PRINTING OFFICE.
OFFICE OF SUPsaISTESDESF STATE PRINTISa. !
SACRAMENTO, August 90, 1852.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT STATE PRNTISa,
SACRAMENTO, August 30, 1852.
SEsLED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this office until OCTOBER /, 1882, at u
o'clock NJ, for FURNISHING PAPER for the state
Printing Office for the coming year, in qcalities
and quantities as per schedule TO be furnished ON
application to the Superintendent Of state Print
ing.
Bidders will please furnish samples, with pri,e
per pound or per ream, for the different weights
ana also names OF makers whose stock they Propose
TO supply.
Bidders viii state their prices on the basis of
silver coin.
Paper to be furnished in such Quantities mora or
le7s as may be needed and ordered from time To
time by the SuperiDteE dent OF State Printing Paw.
ments TO be made in warrants upon the State
Treasury.
Section $50 OF the Political Code provides that
" No bid shall be considered unless ACCOMPANIED bv
certified check in tbs of two thousand dollars
gold coin, payable u the Governor for the use oi
the People Of the State Of California, CONDITIONED
that II the bidder receives the award Of the con-
tract he will within thirty days. enter into bonds in
the cum OF ten thousand dollars with two or more
sureties, to be approved by the Governor of the
State, that he will faithfully perform the conditions
OF his contract all bids must be for the furnishing
and delivery OF the paper at the State Printing
ofice In the city of Sacramento so that the State
snail not be charged with any cost OF transportation
or delivery"
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids and to accept all or any portion OF any bid.
Proposals TO be indoreed " Proposals for Psper
Tor the State Printing Office"
bids j b. YoIJSc VI
"o7lhn superintendent OF State Printing.
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REREGlsTRATIaN.

NST BEREAs, BY AN ORDER OF THE BOARD
w of Supervisors Of Sacramento county. mad
IN conformity with Section 1898 of The Political
Code, aud entered Of record on the 9Th day OK De
ceneer, 1881, eaneeng all names chen on the Great
register OF said county, and requiring rereeistrs
ton Of the voters sheEein all persons entitled r.
be registered As voters IN said county s-a be rsb-
aotlhed 70 present themselves as the ONCE o. az
CoHhsy Clerk III the Courthouse at the ctr Of Sac
ramento Tor such registration.
Sacramento December 10, 1881.
THOMAS L. BEPKEY,
GFsUfL --1,rrN--- f5.zrs
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PROBATE NoTlcs.

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
fornia, county OF Sacramento In the matter
o. the Estate of THOMAS SHEEHAN. deceased
Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY, the 18th dav
OF SEPTEMBER, 1882 st 10 o'clocE n ~ es;5 d.;
and the Courtroom Of said Court at the Court house
IN the city Of Sacramento, county II Sacramento
and State Of California, have been appointed as the
tme and place for proving the Will Of said THOMAS
SHEEHAN, deceased, and for hearing the arnii.a
ton OF PATRICK CONWAY for the Issuance TO
him Of letters testamentary thereon.
witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
lst day Of SEPTEMBER, 1882
lssAhI THoS. H. BEREEY, Clerk.
By CHAs. u. CodLAN. Deputy Clerk.
JoNEs / MARTIN, ATTORNEYS for Petilinnsr. sl.i0t
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
4 FORMS, county OF Sacramento.-In the matter of
the Estate of WILLIAM A. WHITE, deceased.-No-
toe Is hereby given that MONDAY, the 18Th dav
Of SEPTEMBER. 1852, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, of saii
day, at the Courtroom Of said Court at the Court
mento, and State Of California, have been an
pointed as the time and place Tor proving the viii Of
said WILLIAM a WEiTE, deceased, ana for hear
ing tine application OF q. C. SWEETSER for the issrl
aEee to him of letters OF ADMINISTRATORS vi, iI
annexed thereon.
Witness my hand snd the seal O: sid Court
this 9th day OF SEPTEMBER 1889.
IsEAL.I THoS. II. BERKEY, Clerk.
By CH4s. N. CoSLAE Deputy Clerk
WHITE d GEORGE, Attorneys for Petitioner,
81
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HARpWARH. TRoN. sTEEr. 90,

C. He-F4asar q observation-disclosures and I'm,
bats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Re!den 81
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SACRAMENTO REGoRD-lIHgTGN,
ssg ErRnctseO Office, no. 8 New Szcnfg0zsa-
cry street. palace aoseD.-j. z. Sharpe Agent
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RANCH FOR SALE.

Il on ACRES, IL MILES FROM SAC sepn
fCO ramento, on Msrysville Road Good xS3$
farming land, with houses barns and all need -
cd improvements. Will be sold in one OF in two
lartn lots, as desired, on easy terms. Inquire st
ga street Of R. Il. BABBETf, or ADD c. HINK-
oON. 50 lm4p
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EDUCATIONAL.

Ssssfz Siases.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 722
Montgomery st., ). F. Country orders solicited
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TG5er, Eart1sr Il C0.-Enlportazs and Yyhosess 4
Grooers, Ros. 1os aud no California stress.
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TRAINS Aa1 BOATS ELL LEAVE sAcvsKEVTB
as FOLLOWS:
EsE a. m.-Csundays excepted -Aeoonmo.
os~N dStioa Train 70 MarysYilie, Red lsluI ana
GsEa 8. as.-(sundays excepted'-san Fan.
VsA~ cisco Passenger Train via Esuicia. Second.
class Passenger Cars attached
A.fss 4. h.-tDai.yl-C. ?. Immigrant Train to
Ss1S Ogden.
Ts2s 3. M.-Dauyl-C. P. Parife Express, via
8 fSeS SsaiCia, for Gan Francisco.
aRagtSA A. M.-tor 30 sOon thereafter as prac-
A0sSS SlIaoie-SUnaays excepted STEINER for
SSn Francisco, touching ~ 81 wy ports
on sne Sacramento river.
sss x 4. H.-tSundsys excepted Passenger
1870 train ior woodland, Williams and VIII
lows.
FF.SA 4. N.-Daiig) -san Francisco Fassen 2
A~'--" Train. Connects at Galt with Passenger
Train Tor lone aud at Lathrup with the S. p
atlantic Express fer MADEIRA, Newhal
tSanta Ba-bgra), l5s Angeles, Yuma
aas7eops tProseottl Tucson, Benson,
le:ning, Fl Paso, and Raymond, Texas,
1856 miles from San francisco Connects
as9 al Niles for San Jose.
SstsA =. M.-tDaiiy}-Oregon Express for
'STSS Aarysylle, Chico, Red ElufI and Reddlnx
portland, Oregon.
SsEEs y. M.-{Dsily)-DOeal Passenger Train
fSsES for Auburn aud Coliax
H.Stb 7. h.-{Dailyl-S Francisco Passenger
SsSV JTsm, via Benicia.
4a5 s =; IsMDs sts Train to Lahrop
for Deming and FL Paso
Ts3A ?. E.-GSundays excepfed)- Passsnges
Train for Woodland and Knights Land
ing.
Y.ss p. n.-DaiIy,-C. P. Atlantic Ex,raa.
. "eSS for Colfsx, Reno Carson and Yir,tnial
Battle Mountain (ACstinl Palisa,io
tSuTeksl, ogden, Omaha and East.
a = ToWEE. :.... .......... General Manager
Flz-zgFD De- ri
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Sacramento & plaO8rVillB Railroad,
80 u II; : -Rs
z sessss K = 81 y : -. ~ sc 49,

On and After Monday, August :, 1889.
UNTIL FURTHER EcTICR.
Trains viii run between Sacramento and shingte
Springs as follows:
Leave Sacramento for Folsom, Latrobe
and Single Springs. -. .....,., SEQ A n
Leave Sacramento for Folsom. ~ 4:Je P Nj
Leave Single Springs for Latrote, Fol
sem and Sacrament to. ...... -. ll,80 III
Leave Latrobe for Folsom and sacra-
mento; 49,. ..................,.. 1919 P H.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento - 7.5O A NJ
Leave Folsom for Sacramento - I.I5 D n
mi2-t J. 3. WRIGHT. Superintendent.
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Z AEkTl9T, as STREET, Between 49,.
= Fourth snd Fifth, Sacramento. Arti r.
nciA 1eeth inserted on Gold, Yulcanite OIIIp
and al e.9ea. tTous Oxide or Laryhin Gas sd
nliEist1red Tor painless extrscfion Of Teeth au1A.I
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SaFcss e.. F7awiey & CO.-Importsrs Of Harss-
ware and agricultural Implements Nes. S1l, 500,
sos, efY and 800 Market street, san Frggciss3
Caroian, Cory 4 Cs.-Importers Of Hardware
lTon and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburr Steel
Works. Northwestern Horse Nail Company. ana
Southington Cutlery Co. Nos. I2a and l22 'front.'
street, and Nos. III and 1l9 California street
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T. F. IEBsErrs.

DENT1sr. NO. b27s STREET, 60
between FIFTH and s,xt, ,,oo .nam. NIrYrYS
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The subscriber desires attention Of lawyers auihorr
and easts generally throughout the West; the facilities
Of me NALLf PRESS for doing thoroughly good printing.
he viii maintain the eminent rstz0n long attacked tho
houe The 80 Of elegant ard perfect Friati1s not grss..
ta-a tbGt w1h IS disa-reeahe and hsnd Address
II. A. WEAVER, SCI S.. sacranerto. Cal,
g34ufm
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HATE,

SosssoE eT Giv4s Engineering. srrYegfns
Drawing and Assayilg, q Post st. A. Van Ter ailsl
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5TATIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETC,
WHcLaSALa cRncnRs

3. ;. GrScker & sS.-IH,porting and Manufaet-
arlng stationeEs, Printers and Lithogrsphsrs, Ms
as, ~ and 21a 3psh street, above sslsssns
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DENTISTRY.
". WNNR.

Z ENTIST, QUIEN'5 BUILDING. -
IL northeast corner Fourth and itSesSssssss
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted on alUIITffs
bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for
painless extraction Of teeth au9b..f
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
CARPETS, onsLoTHs, ETo.

sszjebakeF EFes. MsBufsctuFsHe Ca.-Rs-
pository, 81 Market street a L. Isham, Manager.
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W. Il. HAKE. 3. .. :

W. e. EsAEE, -. %. s.,
RKFIsT, NO. eos STREET, BE- >
tween si1th sad Seventh, Sacramento. CITY
aiIApIm
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS.

Frank C. Acknowledgements and Dealer, Eos
SIS 20 6Si Clay street, San Francisco
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LIVE AND LET LIvEi
Thenimble sixpsnce better than the slow Shilling
H H n Is'

nNE-DoLLAR PHOTOGRAPHS ARE THE
~ talk OF the town. Babies long for him to take
their pictures; with patience and perseverance, he
succeeds. II. S. BEALS, 4l5 street. Sacramento,
between Fourth and Fifth (over the Furniture
Store.) au29-lm
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE,
NEUBGrRG n LaGEs,

NIos. 80. 81 AND "a FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO.
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers' suppsies Han.
uiactu,ers Of Malt and all kinds Of Ne Il Oatmeal
Cornmesl, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Back.
wheat Flour. etc. New Grain Bags for ale. Agents
or Buckeye Nils Flour, Msrysyille. aul7-Ip
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REsTAuRANTs
RUBBgR AND OIL GooDa.

The GHtfs Peseiss and Rubber sgarssrasae,.
u-lDg Con pauy-1a Manufacturers OF E.abber Gcods
Maltese Cross Brand" CarbOiized Eo5s, C5rrsr
First and Market streets. J. ". Taylor. Ilsaazsr,
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A. Y. TowEE. General Msrsosr
1. L. GoODAAh - .GenI PsssiT and Ticket Agent
iIp- sof
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ALL PAIN leaves when St. Jacobs Oil comes.
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS,
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
527 and 329 Market street
Baker d Hamiiton--Importers of Agricultural
implements ana Hardware; Agents OF the genicjs
Agrl Works. Junction Market, Pine and Dayis sfs
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ARTISTS

Eeusewertb -optician and Photographer. No. II
Montgomery street. Established III 1851.
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EUSINEss Cotiggrs.

Pacific Business College Hnd Tele.rapass
lnstttute-{Lte Scholarship, for tu,l Business
Course, e70l W. E. Chamberlain, Jr, and 4 a.
Robinson, PropTietors, No. S20 Post street, oppo.
site Union Square, s. F.. Cal. Send ter Circuisrs.
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BETTING, HOSE, ETC.
II. n, CoOs-Manufacturer of Leather BeIsr,
Hose, Lacing Bullion Bags, ETC., southwest eoTI,s2
Market and Fremont streets
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Commencing Monday, May 70. 1859.

AND uSTIb PURTHER NOTICE.,
T2slAS AiB BOATS FILL LEAVE sAcvsEsEggT
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That tool Of mstrimony, ring,
With which the unsanctifyd bridegroom
Is marry only TO a thumb;
(As wise as ringing of a pig
That used to break up ground and digl.
The bride to nothing but her viii
That nulis the after-marriage still
Buffers verse gives the impression that
wedding rings were worn on the thumb at
a much earlier period than the reign of the
Georges.
ADVERTISING AN HEIREss.
With our grandparents it used to be Gus.
tomary whenever man married an heiress
TO advertise that fact in the public pspers.
For instance "John Brown TO Miss Mary
Jones and $4,000" Marriage in q smock
was an old usage, which was observed by
widows who had incurred debt and wished
to remarry without incumbering their new
husbands with their pecuniary burdens 1t
was supposed that if man took wife with
nothing on her but a single garment, he
would be freed from the rick of being sued
for her ante-married debts. and within q
few years q wedding took place in England
at which the bride stood up at the altar to
be married with nothing on her but sheet
wrapped around her form. Marriage under
the gsllows is another old Law, now obso-
lete, by which a murderer escapes the death
penalty il a woman expresses her willing.
ness to marry him. In New York in lisa
this actually occurred, but the man was
subsequently hanged for numbering the
woman whose devotion saved his life on the
previous occasion. Marriage by lot is still
the rule among the Moravians, but persons
who sre chosen can refuse each other if
they think TT. The only exception to the
latter rule is with missionaries, who coca
sionally send for wives from their distant
stations. Some years ago missionary in
India wrote to the Bethlehem community
in this State, and having announced the de-
mise OF his spouse requested that second
wife should be chosen and sent out to him,
and added that be desired stout, short
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had shot ner dmdcr pretcnce Of kiss.
She also sa' a that abe had been out with q
young an the night before, and that tney
had kvhe TO the theatre. She sfeadIastly
r.efesed to give his name, even 10 ner
aaother.
al have always thought well OF the young
man," said Mrs. Green, "and we nave III.
WAYS treated him as one OF the family. III
was nothing but jealousy, pure and simple,
that prompted him TO shoot Liliie. never
saw him under the influence OF liquor. ne
occasionally took social glass Win Ms
friends. but that Is oil. Lille Is my oniy
daughter. Her brother, little fellow, IL
the extent of my family"
Lille Cross il handsome young girl,
with dark eyes and dark brown hair. Shrlver
IS slender, OF medium height, and has hgnt
hair and blue eyes. lie wore gray sun,
a rundown collar. and blue necktie: His
father was said to be nearly crazed WIN
grief. Mrs. Green's first husband dicd
some years ago, leaving the two children.
The then Mrs. Cross aud stephen Green
were married fast September, but OWING
IN family troubles separated about four
months ago. Mrs. Green had lived in the
new row OF houses on Turner street only
three weeks.
I'm 10 a late hour last night Miss Cross
was still alive. but weak. Late IN the
afternoon she vomited blood. The physi-
clans are doubtful OF her recovery. Shriver
is only slightly hurt, and beyond slight
pain in his head he does not suffer.
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Money for Mrs. james.

A dispatch from Sedalia, Mo-, states that
subscription has been started for the
benefit Of Jesse James's widow and two
children. IL amounts to $500, and ii is
calculated that it will be increased. Al
though james participated in robberies the
plumber Of which amounted in value to
$3.50, 77S, ii is claimed that his widow has
only about $500 left. She has received the
offer Of good salary TO travel with circus
this summer. Two of Jesse James's horses
ave already been sold for circus. Mrs.
]. vines, who is now living with her sister
in Kansas City, has been repeatedly solicit
ed o give afull account OF his life, but she
saws There's one thing certain, what
do KIN Ow of Jesse will never be made pub
lie. III 90 10 my grave without telling
1nytbi, e." She adds that her husband was
tired of bandits life, and was anxious to
settle do, vn on farm, but they could never
live long in one place, as The officers were
ALWAYS aft err them. "lf the officers had
lust left Je. sc Alone" she said, eve would
have lived I'll right, and he would have
been AN hone r to his country"
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TN, RICHMOND AND NiEGHANY Cas-
son. The building OF a esnsson through
the bed Of the canal at Lyn ehbrrg for the
purpose of conveying the iaaex OF The
Richmond and Allegheny 70 vi under thu
Ninth-street viaduct and the Aoficfk ana
Western yard bridge has b, $M accom-
plished with remarkable disp, te'1. The
structure was commenced about V~Weeks
since. The entire work will, 1t l. comb
IDENTIFY expected, be completed this sdtei-
noon late, and the water turned o. tte
provement all Of the mills and manuf W
turing establishments below the aqueduct,.
which are dependent upon the water
power OF the canal, have been idle, but, it
Is presumed, viii at once resume opera
lions. -Lyachburg Ners OF yesterday.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ HANDSOME AND SUBSTANTIAL RESI-
DENCE, WITH BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS At
TACKLED. Az THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND SIXTH STREETS. Al AUG
TlON.-ln execution of DEGREES Of Louisa Circuit
Court In the case Of liiyes and wife rs. Watson.
&C., the undersigned, the special commissioner
thereby appointed, will sell 10y auction, upon the
MONDAY. MAY ]. 1882.
DR.. George watson died selzed situated as above
and now occupied by Robert ;. Archer. Esq. IL
embraces the whole of Lot No. $50 In the plan u
the city, fronting 20 feet on Franklin street and
l6i 3-l2 feet on sixth street.
|, WIN be subdiyidcd and sold in the following
mentioned PARCELS
Isl. The HANDSOME SUCCEED BRICK
DWELLING with about twenty rooms. beautiful
in arrangement and atfording every convenience,
with high-pitched and airy rooms, and with 4 ca
pacity for the largest degree Of comfort luxury
for its occupant This lot fronts co. feet and runs
back l25 feet to an alley IL 9-1O feet wide.
I'd. An adjoining LOT with q Kitchen and Office
thereon, on Sixth street. 3ONl23 feet.
Sd. 4 LOT with a stable, &C., thereon, on Sixth
street, 69xl25 feet-a beautiful site for block Of
houses.
This property Is beautifully situated, within
few squares Of the best business part of the city.
convenient for families and professional men, and
l. I'm every respect desirable for residences.
The dwelling l. in every way desirabe-in stna-
lion, construction. ana arrangemeni-and with
some slight improvements could De made one OF
the most attractive In the city.
TERMS: Cash to pay expenses OF suit and sale;
balance at one two and three years for bonds, with
good personal security and Interest payable an
nually--or one third cash; balance at one two. and
three years. with interest annually, the purchaser
TO Keep the property adequately insured; title re-
tanned until full payment.
A plat Of the property may be seen az the ONCE OF
the auctioneers. ID. = MAISoN,
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. AHctioneers. ap 10