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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-10-25
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So said the blind man after the Savior
had healed him. Actual blindness is not
easy to cure, although it is sometimes done.
But remember that disease Of the eyes often
results frOm Impure Blood If you have
any reason to think your bad eyes may
have come from this cause, lose not an hour
Of time in buying a bottle Of Dr.. David
Aennedy's ''Fayorite Remedy" which viii
cost you only One Dollar, and take it 10
cleanse your blood. Yon can Implicitly
trust it to do this Or drop line 10 DR..
David Kennedy, RondOut, y. Y. State
your case rally and get the Doctors opinion
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Ladies of all ages who suffer from loss
of appetite, from imperfect digestion, low
spirits and nervous debility may have life
and health renewed and indefinitely extend
ed by the use of Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham's
remedies for all complaints incident to the
female constitution. We have not only a
living faith in Mrs. Pinkham, but we are
assured that her medicines are at once most
agreeable and eficacious.
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W. G. BAS8ENHOR8T,
Merchant T2iI0H.
221 Vine Street,
CINCINNATI.
FALL and WINTER STYLES,
-l882.-

Having Just returned from the East with
an elegant assortment Of FINE WOOLEHS,
consisting Of all the LATEST NOVELTIES
and best FABRICS of French, English
and German Manufacture, respectfully so
licits your inspection. auS0m3P&soNs
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Go out in the damp air, or sit unproteot
ed in a dTaught, and your throat viii fee
sore and your head uncomfortable You
have taken a cold, which you can remove as
promptly as you received it by using Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
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Blanch'r 3 Olpm 4 2lpm 3.
II ovoIouI1v g 10 k on 2


Accommodation No. leaves ChillcOthe Ia.
m. Hillsboro 8 O5 a. m, except Sunday, arrive
at Cincinnati II 10 m, stopping at all stations.
Train No. 13 leaving Cincinnati daily except
Sunday at 510pm. arrives at Hillsboro .2bpm.,
stopping at all stations,
Train No. 16 leaving Hilshoro at 0.OOam. ar
rives at Cincinnati 857am., stopping all sta
Nos. 1, and east Of ChilIcothe, stop at all
stations.
Traip No. leaves Cincinnati daily at 1920
nm. arriving at Chilic0the at 9;16 am; stopping
regularly at Madisonvile, Loveland, Blanches-
ter, and Greenfield, and on signal at all other
stations.
Freight trains Nos q and 26 will carry pas
sengers between Cincinnati ana Chilicothe.
No trains on Hillsboro or Portsmouth branch
es on Sunday.
Train No. 2 stops at stations west Of Blan-
chester to let of passengers holding tickets
from points on HillBboro Branch,
Train No. 3 stops at stations east Of blan-
chester to let OIL passengers holding tickets
from points on HilsbOro Brlnoh.
JoHg b. ROSE, THOs. p. BARRY,
Master Of Transp'n. Genl Pass'r a Ticket Agt,
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Sale of Real Estate,
November 4, 1889.

November 4, 1889.
In pursuance of the order Of the Probate
Court Of Highland county, Ohio, will offer
for sale at public auction, on Saturday,
November A. 1882, at 4 o'clock p. NJ, at the
premises, in Taylorsville, Whiteoak township,
Highland county, Ohio, the following described
real estate, situated in the county Of Highland,
and State of Ohio, and township of Whiteoak,
to-wit One house and lot No. 4 in the village
Of Tayorsville Also, the following tract Of
land, described as follows, to-wit Beginning
at the southwest corner Of lot No. 4, in the
village of Taylorsville thence S. 10 deg, W.
615 poles; thence S. rs deg, E. poles to a
stonei thence N 10 deg, E. 81 poles to stone
and the southeast corner to lot No. 4; thence
N. so deg. W. poles to the place Of begin
ming, containing one-fourth Of an acre, more
or less All Of the above premises appraised at
S26000.
Terms of sale; One-third cash in hand,
one-third in one year and one-third in two
years from the day Of sale, the deferred pay
ments to bear interest from the day of sale
and to be secured by mortgage on the premises
sold. ALEXANDER PURDY,
oct1lW4 Administrator.
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MARIETTA q CINCINNATI.

Change took effect Sunday, August 10, 1882
No. 1. No. 8. No. Z. No. 3.
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Vermont has sixteen savings banks
and 4a,s83 depositors, with SIa, ,675y
26o.7I to their credit.
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Furnishing Goods !

We are now displaying an
elegant line of White and
Colored Shirts. Bycicle Shirts
in Cotton, MoIeskin and Wool,
in all colors. We are agents
for the Celebrated Premier
Shirts. The Largest and Fin
est line Of Neckwear, in all
shapes and styles, ever brought
to this city.
Trunks and Valises, Um-
brellas, Rubber Clothing, ETC.,
in great profusion.
MOVERS & CO.,
Eagle Clothing House.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS.

TINE Board Of School Examiners Of Highland
j county give notice, that examinations OF
Applicants for Certificates will take place in the
Hlllaboro Union School building on the first
Saturday Of every month, and on the third Sat
urday Of February, March, April, August. Sep
tember and October. The Examination fe,
prescribed by law is 90 cents By order Of the
Board.
au28y1 LEWIS McKIBBEN, Clerk
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Leesburg Market.

LEEsBURd, Oct. q.
Corrected weekly for the News by Elias
Johnson, grain dealer; Charles Turner, stock
dealer; D. d. Davis, dealer in groceries.
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BY George II. Polndexter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1900 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
u REAL ESTATE or GEORGE CUNNING.
HAM. DECEASED, CONSISTING; OF AN EX-
CELLENT FARM AT MrCHANICsvIlLE
AND VERY DEsIRABLE hEAL EST ,TE N
decree entered In the C..ancery Court Of the cir"
Of Richmond on the 9Th day Of Marct, 1882. I'm
the cause Of Cnnni, CHAIN It ale. rs. Cunningham
,horo s .nu .srsiencd special commissioners
ny public '..sciion The REAL ESTATE Of George
,uh" .siam. deceased, rs follows:
on MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1882,
commencing at r. NJ, We will sell the REM
STATE In the city Of Richmond in the order
THREE BRICK TENEsIESTs on thu. west side
Of Wall or Fifteenth street between Main and
Franklin, fronting Coz feet and running back 40
THREE BRICK STORES, with dwellings above,
south side of Grace between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, being the store aud dwell
ing lately occupied by George Cunningham, tic
ceased with which we will sell the five brick and
three framed dwellings In rear, with stable and
< TW0-sTORY BRICK DWELLING on the
south side OF Marshall street at Its intersection
with the west line of Sixteenth street, having a
front of 16e feet on Marshall street aud running
back 95 feet to an alley.
If the whole Of The above property Is not sold on
this day the sale will he continued the following
day, commencing at same hour.
OK WEDNESDAY, MARCH %, 1882.
commencing at l o'clock, we VIII sell that VAL
TABLE FARM at Mcchancsvillc, in the county
of Hanover, five miles from the city of Rich
mond containing 1927 ACRES, occupied by
George Cunningham. deceased ~ the lime OF his
death, and lalely the property OF DIR. J u. Lump
Kim This Is a most valuable property. aud Is too
well known to nee, any further special description
The dwelling and out-hOuses are cOmmodious and
| I'm most excellent condition. There i store on
the premises. with whcclwTight- and blacksmith
| shops, and location most excellent one for busi-
ness. 81,
cash: balance at slN, twelve, and eighteen months
the purchaser to execute hts negotiable notes, VIII
| interest added, for the deferred payments, with
title retained until the purchasemOney Is paid and
| conveyance ordered by the Court.
In tile sale Of the farm the commissioners are an
/ thOrized 10 extend credits one, Two, and three
/ years, IL the purchaser 50 desires. -
HENRY e.. CANNON,
\. n. COURTNEY.
| Special Commissioners.
| GEORGE II. PoTSDEXTER. Auctioneer. NH
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A Nyce Young Man.
WOMAN CHARGED WITH MAsoUERADING IN
MALE ATTIRE.

A WOMAN CHARGED WITH MASQUERADlNG ~
MALE ATTIRE.
No one would have suspected that the
launty STRIPPING arraigned in the Tombs
Police Court yesterday under the name
OF Frances DE Nyce was woman.
The natty Derby hat, fashionable
ulster, striped pantaloons and ortho-
doX necktie were faultleSs, and GER
tainly there was nothing feminine about
the close-cut hair. But two little tell-tale
holes pierced in the prisoners carr, and 4
chest remarkably well developed, would
have struck the eye of trained detective
at once. The prisoner was woman, and
a young one, too; and the charge against
herwas that she masqueraded in the public
streets in male attire. She said she lived
In the Bowery, and paradoxically described
her occupation as that OF "traveling
salesman" The detective who made the
arrest said that for several days he had been
watching the prisoner, and suspected her of
being woman. On Thursday night he
followed her down the Bowery, and finally
ne was confirmed IN his suspicious, and
took her into custody. In her possession
were found q number Of love-letters writ
ten, presumably, by young ladies to the
bogus young man. The prisoner admitted
to Justice Smith that she was q woman.
wherelpon his Honor blushed and ordered
her to be taken into the prison and decently
dressed. She was put under $500 bail for
her good behavior, and committed for six
months In default. The plea made by the
prisoner was that she only disguised her.
self In order to earn more money.
In the prison Mr.. or rather Miss De
Syce told a Herald reporter that she had
been travelling as statesman (, for two
years IN the employ OF large commercial
house In the city. She said she used to
work AZ q saleswoman IN dry goods store
Md received only s. week, and she de-
ermined that Il she could not earn decent
fvtng as a ssleswoman she would as
salesman"
But was your sex never discoyered!"
inquired the reporter.
"H0t ut all. Why should Il be? / can do |
verifying man can. worked In an oys- |
'r saloon In Grand street for four months, !
nd no one ever suspected that was wo-
lan."
"How do you Ike your present
ofhes 2"
aNot at all. I had to put on common
fson dress, and it's pretty hard. I tell =
~. DR.. Mary Walker b allowed To 90
.out In whatever dress she plcases, and
by should there be any dinsrencc In my
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one morning. nfty years ago,
When apple.lrecs were WIZ WI I've az
Mas spell bound with the pcriuine rare-
t,pon fsrm-horse, large and lean'
And lazy, with It's double Load,
A sun-brown youth and maid weie seeh
jogging along the winding roau'
H,ue were the arches Of the skies,
l.ut bluer were that maidcn's eyes
The dew drops on the grass were Drieht'
But brighter was the loving ilsnts -,o,u,
Wherc those bright eyes OF blue where hid
kdown the shoulders, brown and bare,
Relied the soft waves o. Ro ON ,, na,n,
Where almost strangled win the spray.
The sun, q willing sufferer lay.
IT was the faIrcst sight, ween,
That the young man had ever scehi
And with his features all aglow,
Tho happy fellow told her so;
And she without the least sdrprise,
Looked on him with those heavenly aye
saw underneath that shade Of tau
The handsome features OF y man,
And with a Joy but rarciy known
She drew that dear face 10 her own,
And by that bridal bonnet hid
cannot tell you what she did.
The new. born leaves, with dew-drops hung,
The parsonage. arrayed In white,
Peers out--a more than welcome sight.
Then, with a cloud upon his face,
- What shall we do he turned to say,
!. Should he refuse TO take his pay go
From what l. In the pillow-case!"
And glancing down, his eyes surveyed
The pillow-casc before him laid,
Whose contents, reaching TO It's hem,
Might purchase endless Joy for them.
The maiden answers, - Let MS walt;
To borrow trouble where's the needI
Then at the parsons squeaklng gaze
Halted the more than willing steed.
Down from hts hersr The bridegroom tprpup,
The Iatchlcss gate behind him swung;
The knoeker OF tlsat startled door,
Struck as IL never was before.
brought tire wlsoe household, pale with fright;
And there, with hlushcS ON his cheek,
SO bashful he could hardly speak,
The fzrmcr mt their wondering Sight.
The groom goes In, his errand tells,
And rs the person mods. he leans
Far DER the WI ndow-sill, and ycils.
"Come in. He says he'll take the transl"
Oh how she 5umpedi With one glad Douad
She aud the bcan-bag reached The ground.
Thcn, clasping with each diIppled arm
The precia.fs product Of the farm,
She bears IL through the open door,
Aud down npOn the parlor floor
Dumps the best beans vines ever bore
An. happy were their songs that day,
When man and wife they rode away.
Bait happier this chorus siill.
Which echoed through those woodiapd scenes
" God bless IN" priest Of Watsonyilie.
God bless the man who took the beans.'
(R. II. Streetcr, in Grand Rapids Democrat.
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by ". II. Lyme 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
lIl3 Main street.

TWO-STORY-AND-
Y BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT ON TWkNTN-fIFTH STREET NEAR
LEIGH STREET FOR SALE By AUCTION
By request OF The owner We shall sell by auction on
the premises, ON
TUESDAY; MARCH II. 1889,
at AZ O'Clock 4. W, that DESIRABLE TWO
RY-AND-BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING,
No. COZ, on the east side OF Tweniy-htth street
between Leigh and II streets, containing six rooms
and in good repair. Lot 22.xl26 feet, with alley
In the rear.
This sale viii afford m opportunity for The pur-
chase of a comfortable and desirable home in i
good nelghhorhOOd and ~ Il low price.
TERMS: Ono third cash balance by negotiable
notes at six aad twelve months With Interest added
aud secured by Il deed Of trust.
NH o w. H. LYME & co. kuctiOneers.
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For the DIspatch.I
Chloe.

Translation Of Horace, Odts. T., %.
You shun me- Cloc. like favn,
Who seeks with trembling lscart,
The mother from its side long gone.
Slain by cruel dart.
II wanders mp the mountain side
With lonely, pleading cries;
IL shoulders cen I'm warm sprng-tidc.
And fears the zephyr's signs.
Am I hunter thus IN pierce
Thy loving, fawnlikc heart
Or Afric lion or tiger fierce
such dread thus TO imparty
1pray thee cease thy idle quest.
And leave the mountain side.
Thy heart OF shyncss now divest,
For will be thy guide. e
CIGARrrTg.
Gr1 Jieu- Sidnev COlie1e.
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ITO LANDOWNERS.

We have already on our books and advertised IN
our Virginia Real Estate Rsuiao many hundred
FARMS. MILLS. and TRACTS OF TIMBER
AND MINERAL-LANDS FOR SALE; hut hay
ing spent large sums Of money In advertising in
the newspapers Of the North and West during the
past winter We are now In receipt cf great many
circumstances OF the writers are diversified. and
as We are DESTROYS of suiting all applicants, We
take this method Of saying 10 landowners who
wish 10 dispose Of their property that IL will cost
them nothing 10 PUT the property IN our lists and
have II advertised In our Rsrieto unless sale Is
effected hy H. and that we do not ask the eNclu-
siyc agency, hut allow owners a. sell themselves
IN employ other agents. We shall soon Issue
large, new edition Of oar paper, and We invite
landowners tn furnish ~ descriptions Of their
property without delay. Blank forms fi,rnl shed
ON application In person or by mail
H. l.. STAPLES & CO..
NH 4-deodlw,wlt&swlt HOS Main street.
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Epigran,patic.

Epigrammafic.
lie wins at last who builds his trust
w loving words and actions Iust
The winter blast is stern andHold.
Iet summer has It's harvest gold.
Sorrow and gloom the soul may meet.
Yet love wrlngs triumph from defcit-
The clouds msy darken DER the sun,
Yet isvers TO the ocean run.
Earth brings tie bitterness Of pain,
Yet worth the crown Of peace syill gain.
The Wind may roar among the trees,
Yet great ships sail The stormy seas.
Full Oft we feel the surge Of tears,
Yet JOY has light for all the yeare.
On every banner blaZGn bright:
g For toll, and truth, and love we night"
THOMAS :. COLLIER.
cOsf01l 7rIuscriDf,
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csscy It IL spite-sheer spite. 4 kno"
who Is responsible for my arrest"
Miss De Nyce insists that she mas :
light TO be a salesman II she likes, ana
looks upon her Imprisonment as an out
rage ew York Herald.
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By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. ) north Tenih atrCci.

TCTION SALE OF TWO NALUA-
N BILE AND WELL-LOCATED BUILDING
LOTS on THE OR1HEASr CORNER OF
FIRST AND JACKSON STREETS, WITH 4
WELL-PRESERVED BRICK HOUSE, kITCH-
IN, SC, THEREON, 10 BE REMONED.-By
request of John Ahern Esq. trustee for the cga-
tee, of the late Mrs. Harriet u. Clarke, we will sell
by auction. upon The premises. on
THURSDAY, MARCH o, 1882,
at AZ o'clock the above LOTS, described a fol-
lows
LOT on :hc northeast corner of First and Jack
son streets fronting I q feet and running back liz
feet. more or less, 10 an alley five feet WIDE.
Also. LOT adjoining. on the cast. having front
Of ~ feet inches, and running back similar
depth To said fiye-foot all,H.
Immediately after tie sale Of the ahovc-mcn-
toned lots we viii sell the BRICK DWELLING.
kITCIlEN.and ALL PORTABLE MATERIAL
thereon. To he removed within twenty day..
The attention OF those I'm quest Of vell-l0cated
property upon which To build houses that wi rea-
diy rent and pay handsome dividends i asked 10
this sale. a. no street lOca3iiy In the CITY has i'm
proved more than this within 50 short space Of
time. We also ask the presence of those interest
81 In the purchase Of good secondhand building
materials.
TERNs: One third cash: balaucc In six and
twelve months, interest added, and secured by a
deed of trust upon the property. -
ClIEWSING x ROSE.
MID Auciione-rs.
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Price. soc. a bottle.
HEALTH Is WEALTH.


NEW GOODS.
We have just opened the largest stock of
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited in this city, consisting of
RICH DISQUE and DRESDEN FIGURES.
VASES, and FANCY Articles:
ELEGANT DINNER, TEA, GAME, FISH,.
OYSTER, ICE-CREAM-, and DESSERT
SETS.
In CHAMBER TOILET-WARE our assortment
cannot be surpassed.
Our stock Is complete In every department, aud
the prices very low. Cali and examine IL.
T.. u. TAYLOR,
mh 3 101l Main street.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
A GAlNST SMALLPOX, DIPHTIlf
IA RIA, TYPIIOID-FEvER,& &C.

BLAIR'S CIILORAL THYMOL PROPHYLAC.
TIC AND DlSiNFECTANT
destroys the germs Of contagious diseases I'm &C.
cordance with the latest teachings of science IL
use is simple, harmless, and agreeable. 1t is en-.
ployed 10y some of our abest physicians.
Prepared by j. BLAIR,
corner Broad and Ninth streets.
Price. soc. bottle. nos
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Commencing THURSDAY. pcccmhor ffhc
safe aud thoroughly comfortable passenger .ff.Infr
HAVANA will leave West Point 900 arrival g fhe
Richmond train TUESDAYS. 1iil'HND SIS .qnt
SATURDAYS, arriving In lilltimor. ah.tf 7.3O
straight tickets 10 Baltlmorc............... .g 90
houndlflp..' 90
Meals" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Statc-Roomg and Bcrths secured Dn AMI ...f Ion
from steamers r1bin plans.
For Tickets, 1ime-Cirds. and all information
call on \. ". CARRIER * co. the 1irh.f Narnt
AT the Richmond and DanSillc depot, CO.. tht ,uler-
signed. A.TOpi
General Passenger and Ticket Ai.nf.
no 30 NJ T,rff, .fr..f
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IAN trains daily except susday--passcnyer t,ai,
connecting at West Point on Tuesday. I DE- r,ays,
and saturdays with steamers for baltimore ana
the North.
freIgnt train leaving Richmond 40 s:ln \. VI.
VIII have passenRer-coach attached.
Train No. ~ connects at Eurkcyillc with Nor
folk and Western railroad for tarmyllc. LYNCH
burg. and all southwestern points.
Train No. % Through passenger stops AZ ill sta
lions. connecting az Suthcrlin's with Milton and
Sutherlin Sarrow-,iaugc railroad for Milton: ri.
salisbury With Western North Carolina railroad
Tor AL points In Western North Carolina; q At
lant3 for nll points south and southwest.
Train No. 90 Through PASSENGER aud insil tops
al all Stations connecting al Suthcrlius M Nil
ton aud Suthcrlms Narrow-t i1lcp riiHnid fnr
Milton: ~ Atlanta for All points south and ~outh-
west: at Charlotte with Charlotte, C@lum l.l and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta. -avan-
nah, aud Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive ~ Richin0nd ~
i:3J T. W.. $40 \. ", and l2:i4 4. NJ. end from
West Point II l0;2u \. W. Passenger, mlt0iUP
VI. (frcightl
PULLMAS-CAR SERVICE
On Train 80 New York and Atlanta rf NASH
ingtOn and DnnNiile.
ON Train 52-Richmond and chan Co.. and
Charlotte and Charleston.
MI passenger trains stop AZ Bon AIR.
Tickets sold - al point soulh. southcl... and
southwest, and baggage checked throagh.
No lay-Oyer checks given tn local tickets.
s. PopE.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
]. VI. r. TALCOTr, General Manager. n.h
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WHITE SEA.SAND.

lust RECEIVED. A LARGE CARGO
~ OF FINE WHITE SEA-SAND, which | will
sell low for cash at corner of Nineteenth and
Cary streets. II. METZGER.
NH Q-Th.& Sa2tk
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by Il. y. Chafiin & Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Auc'ioneers.
No. north Youth street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO COIN
TY, ONLY ABOUT ONE MILE FROM RiCIl-
MOND. At TIE TOLL-GATE, ON THE VIZ
GAINESVILLE PIKE, AND CONTAINING
ABOUT SIXTY ACkES.-By virtue OF a decree
Of the Circuit Court OF IIenrico county entered
February 8. 1882 In the cause of Kaufman and
ais. Us. Sliugluif. Kaufman and ais. The under
signed, special commissioner appointed for the
purpose, will sell at publc auction, On the preni
ses, ON
MONDAY. MARCH IL. 1882,
az O'Clock T.. NJ. the aboyc-descrbed DESlRA-
BILE FARM, belonging 10 the estate of Hiram
Kaufman, deceased near the lands of Mr. john u.
Davis aud Others. The buildings consist of
LARGE TWO-STORY FRAMED DWELLING
AND OUT-BUlLDINGS. with an OAK GROVE
In the yard. The land lays beautifully, aud is In
very good condition. with about a half-milc front
on The Mechanicsyile pike.
This sale offers rare opportunity To secure a
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND particularly
adapted To trucking and marhet-gardening that
must prove handsome investment
TERMs: one third cash; balance in two equal
payments at one aud two years for negotiable
notes with per cent. ntcre, added title retained
until all the purchase-nOncy j. paid and convey
ance ordered by the Court. +. &. MINOR,
special Commissioner.
sale by II. y. CIIAFFIN K CO.. Aucioneers.