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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. TRUCK FARM IN THE COUNTY OF HAN
OVER, NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AND ALSO HORSE, MULE, TWO CONS, 0Nh
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
By virtue Of trlsi deed executed by r. L. Pollard
on the lst day Of March, 1877, and OF record IN
Decd Book .. page $50, shall offer for sale At
public auction, on the premises al ~ VI on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ii, 1882,
that VALUABLE TRUCK FARM. containing
1917 ACRES mot including the graveyard,
called "PLEASANT LEVEL the residence Of
the late II. l.. Pollard, situate Immediately on the
county road leading from Mechanicsfillc turnpike
10 Old Church, and within six miles OF Inc city Of
This farm Is situated in the famous trucking re-
giOn Of Hanover county. and has been highly I'M
proved; indeed, In fertility f. equal u any In the
county Has on II good dweing-hOuse and other
buildings. There Is now seeded on II about twenty
two bushels Of wheat and three quarters fan acre
set in onions.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the expense, Of sale
and 10 pay of aud discharge the amount now due
under the trust decd-tO wit: Sl.6B6.66f,, with in
terest thereon from the LIT day of January, 1882,
aud for S333.33ii, with like interest, on q credit
TIN the lst day Of January, 1888; and the re idue
on credit Of twelve months from The day OF sale
the purchaser to receive deed and give trust
deed Ia secure deferred payment.
by virtue a. another trust-deed, executed b. the
same party on the same day, shall. al the same
time aud place. sell the following PERSONAL
PROPERTY-tO wit:
/ MULE.
FINE TROTTING-MARE.
GOOD COWS,
FINE ALDERNEI BULL,
GOOD BERKSHIRE BROOD SOW.
. HORSE-CARTS.
\ lot of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, aud
some HOUSEHOLDa and KITCHEN FIJI r.
NITIRE.
ALSO.
90 HOT-BED SASH. with glass in them.
TERMS; Cash. GEORGE L. HAN'
Trustee.
DECEMBER 6, 1881. "a
BY ". II. Lyme & Co.,
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Circuis Cours Of IEc~sase.

Judge, beverly IL. Ntiuoiu, "'',
George w. Carter.
Actions at Law--Number commenced,
2s; number pending, 10; number decided,
30 number removed from other courts ! ;
number removed 10 other courts. =.
Suits In Equity-Number commence,
81; number pending, 32i; number OF IN,
terlocutory DEGREES, III number OF nnal
DEGREES, 80; number removed from DINER
courts, 3; number removed TO o'her
courts, -.
Observation-Disclosures commenced, z;
number pending, I; number decided, ];
number Of nolle proseqlis, =; charges OF
utnue from the court, =; charges OF renee
to the court, -.
DAYS Of Session--Fall term, i8; spring
term, As; intermediate or speciaiterms 81
total. I49.
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Henrico County Court.

Judge, Edmond Waddill. Jr.; Clerk, sam
mel i. waddilI; Deputy Clerk, George
w. Carter.
Number OF days in session, 20; number
OF felony cases disposed Of, 30; number OF
misdemeanor cases disposed OF, So; num-
Der OF appeals from justices disposed Of 4 !;
number OF felony cases pending, 9; amount
of fines paid into court for the year ending
the 3ist OF August, 1881, $50; amount OF
fines imposed and for which executions IS.
sued during said year, S292.50; amount OF
fines imposed by justices and paid into
court, S69.5i; number OF eases disposed OF
by Justices aud reported to court iOl;
number OF liquor licenses granted since
the 1st Of April. 1SSl-rctail, 50; to be
drunk where sold, 3S-total, 10; amount
Of capitation and personal property tax
paid into the clerks Office between the LIST
Of September, 1881, and the ist OF Deem
Der, 1851, S25G.09.
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Arprn,ov & CO.. Auct'onccr-.
BY II. r. thafn a Go.
Real Estate Auctlouecr- .


TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VERY Val
i TABLE FARM NEAR I'M "OlN
CHURCH,, IN HAN0NtR. toi NLl. WIN
HANDSOME BRIG Is DM ELLlNG.-Hy Writ .
corded iu hanover County Court, tn II. B. ~. .
page Isl. thp "ud,r- igncI. a- Trustees thrr.H.
the request Of On. beneficiary. default having ItH
made In the payment of "a, bond secured. 1852 .t
az public auction. lu front of tie cu-lum-A0U. III
he city ~ Richmond. on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 8, 1852.
~ - o'clock W.. that l. iBCE RND NALT AilI
TRACT OF LAND. with o. LARGE AND ltANl
SOME DOUBLE BRICK DWELLING and 0'.t
improvements thereon, formerly owned ly dt r
". Bd,-,t deceased, living 300 tkc lower rrI A
Hanover county. about -cNtufuHn mile below '
city Of Richmond. near thc Old, hurrh tavern.
thc Panunkey river. ltMg part OF tie t1ri hU
Glover lea and Pennington rDufIInIH
about l17O ACRES. more or lc--. hut Dob Nc i
taiucd hy survey.
There O., an meNiau,tiii' supply Of mu
thl- farm. and tli- sale oftr- rIu' oppoIiun '
make good investment. if r. .cldum such
perty /, offered 20 auction. anf q g. ,ilc T. "a
the attention 81 capitalist or parllC- W1nfI.-
hr-t-cl1ss farm for occupation.
TERMS: rs consent 90 all partc, iuffr. H
will De one third rash; balauc, la two oIual H
nual payments, with per cent. interest ior U.a
liable notes. % bc secured by deed II trust ou l.
land. II. 3. tLAiBOENt.
JNO. N. CLAlBOENl,
Trustee.
sale by X. ". CHAPLIN & CO.. AuctlouoI..
10 l3,l5.2U.23,2i.2s&td
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AND TRADES
UNIONS.
Pharmaceutical Association.

The Pharmaceutical Association OF Rich
mond was organized in 1873, and is COM
posed OF the leading druggists Of the city.
Its chief objects are the promotion OF cul.
tllre and the diffusion of knowledge in the
practice OF pharmacy, and the maintenance
Of such relations between physicians, Pbar-
macists, druggists, and the people at large,
upon Just principles, which shall enhance
the public welfare and tend TO the mutual
benefit Of members. Officers: President,
Hugh Blair; First Vice-President, John
w. Pierce; Second Vice-President, Pow
hatan +. Dupuy; Corresponding Secre-
tary, T.. Roberts Baker; Recording Secre-
tary, Joseph Anthony; Treasurer. VIII
liam p. PoythreSs. Executive Commit
tee Joseph n. Willis, Polk Miller, and
Jesse Child.
Medical aud Surgical Society.
DR.. c. W. Il. Brock, president; DR.. j.
G. SHELTON. first vice-president; DR.. II. VI.
TAYLOR, second vicc-presidcDt; DIR. Mi
chaux, secretary; DIR. Michaux, treasurer;
Or. Paul +. Munde. honorary fellow. This
Society numbers among it, membership
many OF the best medical men Of the State,
and its usefulness has already been felt in
our community.
Homeopathic State Mcdica} society.
"IIahnemann Medical Society OF the Old
Dominion" President, J. V. Hobson, NJ.
D.; Vice-President, Robert Perkins, VI.
D.; Secretary, James II. Patton. NJ. D..
Annual meeting Thursday in Fair week.
typographical Union.
Richmond Typographical Union, No. 90.
meets the first Saturday night in each month
at Odd-FeIows' Hall, corner Franklin aud
Mayo streets. The officers are: President,
Andrew W. Tyrec; Nice-President, Il. w.
jenkins; Recording Secretary, W. ii. Null
len; Corresponding and Financial Secrc-
tary. w. Il. Woody; Treasurer, james A..
Healy Sergeant-at-Arms,C c. a. Hill. Trus-
tees: Charles Ellis, ". Il. Booth, and |. y.
Williams.
Butchers Protective Association
meets quarterly at NEWMARKET Hall. viii
liam Hecher, president; ID. +. Bready,
yice-prcsident; III. c. Hechler, secretary:
V. IIechler, Jr., treasurer; ". II. Braucr,
J. w. Brauer, G. Herbst, G. Saclzer, A..
Eichel, b. Braucr, Board Of Directors.
Membership, GO.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Rel Estate Agent and Aucti0ntcr,
lll3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 1W.
y HOUSES AND Lots
ON NORTH LINE OF MARSHALL ~rRIT-
BETWEEN COLLEGE STREET MD
JAIL ALLEY.


ON NORTH LINE OF MARSHALL ~rRIT
BETWEEN COLLEGE STREET MD
JAIL ALLEY.
>N'fii ANp AL-'( CHANGER, Court city of RIO
II. II. BRowy. \ mond.
~ virtue of docroeof Richmond Chsncery COM
entered December 10, ISL. in suit -tilcd
above. we. tho special commissioner thDnu a.
pointed. will proceed Co. -cil hy public auction. ..
the premise. ON
FRIDAY. JANUARY 9. lss2.
AZ 4:8O o'clock l.. VI. thp aforementioned pr
PEHTA. being DWELLING NJ. lfns east NI
shall street. between college street and Jail
adjacent 10 aud adjoining The Iguc9strri1n -l....
fronting an ~tld street 2 . feet. more or les. ST.
another HOUSE IN rear of -amc property.
TERMS: one fourth rash; Balance iu SIS. tHlf.
aud eighteen months, Interest added, 1nd
retained until al The parliamentary IS paid
THOMAS N.PAGF.
=. =. T.. PNrrF~DN.
special 'omml- -.nnDr.
=. THOMPSON Brown. Aucp"nocr q. m
By Auper-on & co.,
Real Estate Agent, amt Nucuonrr..
w. > norh Eleventh .ntl.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SAIL
u or \ FARM OF THREE NbRtD Al
TMFNTN-NlNE ACRES ~ liENRltotOl a.
J. MAX ilslsiN n ~ If H. AfffA NIN
TEEN MILES BELOW RiCHNOND.-BysIru
Of decree Of Nh, Cirru,t Count of ilenIico couu.
entered on The ffh December, - !. BOO thf -uit
Gntcwood -. Lakewood, &C.. wr VIII -cli. Boo fiur
of tho Office Df me 1unfiourtr-, 0u
FRIDAl.JANUARY 49, sN2,
af Il O'Clock W. the 1h1yo-dc-cribed FNRNl. DBL.
cupic,l hy George ". Lakewood. with tie dwriiiI
&C.. c0nBuing THREE HUNDRED ANI
TWENTl-NINE ACRES, adjoining lis'0u o.
wood Warmer Warren, aud Dthpr-. Eui tI.r
caui-di-tlni Isay five mile-l from Jime- riNlf fa
the Chesapeake and ohio railway extension f
Newport Nrw-.
TERMS: Cash a. To- costs OF -1lc and dciif due 'I
trust decd t,ty about $4,000. ami the h3l1nr. H
the purchase money nt twelve months Tor uflatIt
DIE note. interest added, with good rudpr-Dr. t
title retained until the lIlc j. pad and e COM .
aucr directed hy the 1nurf.
JOHN 4. MEREDITH
JAMES O.. AGkMEll.
Commissioner.
NpPEN~0N { Co. Aurtinnp,r-. DE- -
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sale by Il. ". CHAPLIN & CO.. Auctlouc,l..
10 MISUNDERSTANDING
BY ". Goddin \ IN, Auctlonc,r..

rVRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL LuI
] AND FRAME TENEMENT - TIE ~ ~
or BACON QIAHIEK Bk ANtH TANttN
PROPERTY. Oh IllE NORTH SIDE OF M li
STIR BETWEEN CABiLb AND ROAM
STNEEr-.-A- trustee in certain decd of "A.
from Maria Christian, daicd Z3d December, --
duly recorded ia tlnrirD County Court 900 D.
2sih December, 1850, -hs.!. 900
WEDNESDAY. JhNrtliY 4. l-72.
ai ( o'clock =. ". san - public auction. ou f.
prtiui..- tlfr LOT located o. above. - vs. l"
with a SMALL FRAME TENEMENT There
now in tin occupancy oi said 'hr. stan.
TERMS. Liberal, aud made known 10 iAc l.if
sale. ". OODDlN.
te go Iru-tf.
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ly =. Thompson Bro"r.
Real Estate Agent 1ud Auctionc,r.
lll3 east Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SAIEOFAIIOI, II

A Vhhi TiNN IN" NAifi+'I y 4i'A
Y AND LOT On BROAD SHEET CIT 10 .
lilLI.-ijy virtue Of decree entered in kitln
Chauctry Court ou December =, 1851. lu ll. r..
Of Breeder RS. McNiWl, admiuistiat1r, &C..
will SELL ou the premise, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY >, l~~2,
az 400 T.. VI. the REAL F~IATE mcIupne.
the said decree. b,lng tIc huHe. tcai 81 tlc
-. s. McMuu. fronting 80 feet uu tlc south
OF Broad STREET h,ivsD TWrufy--sstnih t
IWtuty-clghth STREETS, and runuIu, back ltiu"
parallel lines 100 feet, more or l,-.. The HOT '
(. brick. and bias tho usual out-hou.'-.
TERMS: cash as i0 one tbitd, 4Gd tle rc.iiN
six and twelve months. Interest attcd' hnu i
retained till an tho -tip puirii1-t-M.uf. D. .
aud deed ordered by the court.
HG.CANNON.
JOF LANE STERN,
&. N.PAGf.
JAMS VI. MATTHEW
-rUt.tt I fnnfrni :.
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ll13 Main street.
SALE BY AUCTION OF 4 LARGE
- AND VALUABLE LOT, WITH BRICK
DWELLING. No. 3O3. THEREON, ON 1IE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF BROAD AND
TWFNTY-EIGITH STREETS.-By request OF
the owner Mr.. James Wilson, we shall sell by auc-
ton on the premises, On
THURSDAY MKT, JANUARY ;, 1852,
at 4:3O O'Clock r. W. Immediately after the sale ~
the property of tie late ID. a. McNinn, advertised
hv Mr. j. thompson Brown, that VAIL ABLE
PROPERTY located ~ above. formerly the resi-
dence of j. +. Gum, Esq. fronting on Twenty
eighth street at It's Intersection Win Broad street
* feet. having depth ON Broad street of about
lbs feet. The dwelling contains six rOOnlS a.
va, built in the most substantial manner. THIS
property l. admirably suited for public hil now
I'm great demand i'm This portion o. the city Or4or
the erection Of dwellings. which are also IN great
demand M good rental.
TERMS: one third cash: balance 10y negotiable
notes at tx. twelve and eighteen months, Win III
tere.t added and secured 10y deed Of trust
". II, LYME & CO..
ia Auctioncers.
I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
L ~ Crauey-Island farm, near Atlees station, on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 1882.
II COWS.
1 fine BULL,
HORSES,
9 FAT HOGS.
\ lot Of sALTED PORK.
3 barrels VINEGAR,
UOT Skiold and KITCHEN FCRNlIl RE. &c.
TERMS: Cash for all amounts Of SO ana under:
over SO, xix months credit for Well-endor,cd
negotiable notes, with Interest added. ,.,.,...
OHIO .. OWNS,
3I-3t Trustee.
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.I45,344 70,467 177,699 61,37

nYroRT or TONNAGE SHIPPED fRoM CHEsA-
PYAKR AND OHIO wHAiiNEs DURING THE IhAh
1891.
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}. rnour,o~ Browv. 2aed'ncr ~ j
LANDS FOR WI

CHESTERFIELD LANDS FOR >Aih
y Al CHESTERFIELD COURTEOUS tNN
IAlN y. lsS2.-in pursuance Of deed Ut
dated 10th IT December. 1857, executed h' l.
yid 4. Branch aud Thomas ". Branch o.
.yOn, trustee. shall un tie hr,t DAY ~ q ' .tN
January term Of the County Court az a.
held,
JANUARY .. 1852,
At IL o'clock VI. in front OF the ccurt-holf =
-aid county, sell AT public auction A'c iV'i'"'
REAL ENrATf--to Wit,
I. \ TRACT or LAND wing ia th's',li
county, ON the Springruu road about seven y.
west ~ the Cout blouse, aud cVstluihS TIM
HI' NDRFD AND NINETEEN AtEf~, h g
less, and bounded lin 1867 hy The l,nd, OK w.
brook. IhomAs Terrill, William u. belttth
spencer NJ. fOwsr--it being she SINE llhd ili
" Ownet B., John N. wilder, NON whom $50 pr
Md 4. aud Thomas ". krtach derived Wen
.. AN UNDIVIDED THIRD PART on
TRACT or LAND living IN the county ~ 'i
terheld, about four and a half miles from ilr
Of Richmond, on The rNad leading ~ ue ~
rock rsce-cour>e, and containing Two H' y
DRIED AND f0RII-EtGiT ACRES, more r
less and adjoining ,in 1867 the land then &c
pied a. a residence hy William Thomas l.llbro'
The said tract formerly belonged 10 ID. Nlhln
deceased, from whom said u. L. and T. W. bfaA
inherited enc ird part of 10.
TERMS. One fourth OF the purcha5s-monel z
cash; Tor the balance, a ensdit % zN, tNcl,t'AI
eighteen months. secured by well-Sndorsed ne 1.
table notes, aud = Item upon The land.
&c s-2iawtdl JOHN LYON, rru''c'
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Total amount Of shipmen,s...........2 s2,j36
The above freight was shipped Oh 664 schooners,
16 brigs, barks, and 1877 baraes, I'm addition 10
The regular steamers which call daily.
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wedice, aud Surgical Society.
HOMEOPATHIC state Medical Society.

lIahnemann Medical Society OF the Old
Dominion" President, J. V. HobsOn, NJ.
D.. Vice-PreSident, Robert Perkins, VI.
D.; Secretary, James ii. Patton. NJ. D..
Annual meeting Thursday in Fair week.
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10th number OF bankrapts not dlscharged.l 1886
Other cases fled and ended since the
war: -
Revenue cascs--total number, 32i num-
Der ended. 319; pending,2.
Admiralty cases-totai number, 90; end
cd, 81; pending, &.
ebancery cases-iotal number, l51; end
cd, 1886; pending, IL. o,o
Somuon-law cases--total number, 213;
ended, 100; pending, %.
criminal cases-toial number OF indict-
menis, e33; ended, POI; pending, 81.
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Cireuit Court OF Richmond.
(hancery Court

Judge, Edward II. Fitzhugh; Clerk, Ben
iamm II. Berry; Deputy Clerks--John
4. Meanley and James i. PoindeXter;
Crier, John W. Wright Janitor, Stephen
Kemp.
Number OF causes commenced, lac !;
number pending, sos; number interlocu-
tory DEGREES, 1853; number final DEGREES,
1Ol number probate orders, 13T; number
days in session, 1872; number wills adj
United to probate, 40.
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AUCTION SALES -MOnday.
BY Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and huctioneer.
1915 Main street.

by Jno. T.. Laugliton, Jr., Auciioneer,
1906 Main street.
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United States Circuit Court Tor tht
Eastern District Of Virginia.

Judge. Hon. III. l.. Bond. Clerk, NJ. +.
Plcasants. Courtroom, in the custom
house building.
Criminal cases-Total number OF indict-
mcnts, COZ; number found In 1881, Z; num-
Der ended in 1881, 3.
Common-law cascs-Totai number, ,4l9;
number commenced in 1881, 50; number
ended In 1881, II.
Chancery causes-Total number, 324;
number commenced in 1891, IL; number
ended in 1881, g.
Appeals in bankruptcy-Total number,
100; number filed in 1881, 3; ended, 4.
suprcme Court Of Appeals, ut Rich
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By ". II. Lyme & Co,
Real Estates Agent ana Auctlonecrs,
ll13 Main street.
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I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
L M Crauey-Island farm. near Atlee's station, on
WEDNESDAY, JANTARY 4 1882
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

dc3I-3t
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0hha week in your own town. Terms and SIS outfit
VVVfree. Address H. Hallett & Co. Portland, Me.
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APRIL 26.
A Handful of Roses.
From the Philadelphia Times.

FROM TIE EhltGdeLphiG Times.
Easter tide is the one season of
the year during which roses give way
to any other flower. Lilies then rank
first, but roses are "a good second,"
and no florist can get along without
them. There are only two pure white
ones available now, but those two
are superb. The Niphetos e,when
we'll grown, is long, slender bud,
poised tremblingly on delicate stem
sometimes with and sometimes wlth>
out touch of pink at the extreme
tips of the PETALS The Cornelia
Cook is a deader white than the Nj.
pethos and a more globular bud.
Its stem is stout and stiff, we'll adap.
ted to carry the heavy head it sup
ports. There is, however, another
rose whose delicate beauty has won
Tor it place beside, if not among,
the white ones. 1t is the Isabella
Sprunt, a small tea budsot bright
lemon color, so clear as to give the
idea Of transparency. 1t is trequen.
thy used with white flowers, and so
IS the Sotrano, another Tea rose, of a
pale salmon color. These with the
golden yellow Marechal Neil and
Perle DIES Jardlrs, are to be had at
almost all times.
There are some, but not very many
more highly coloreG roses in the mar.
ket. The leading ones in point Of
rarietY and price are Baroness Roths-
child, Catherine Mermet, and Gloire
de Paris. The one last named is the
latest New York sensation, and it's
buds sell from ST to $3.50 apiece.
The Capucine rose, brought out
recently by a Philadelphia florist, is
remarkable chiefly for it's oddly.
1t is very small bud, and it's color
is a very curious mixture OF orange
and copper. Agrippina, Madam
Russell, Duchess de Brabant, and la
France are also occasionally seen,
but the standard red roses are bon
silene and General Jacquemlnot. The
'Jacque," as 1t is usually called is a
massive bud and still more massive
bloom, of a rich crimson color,
which grows darker and turns pur>
pleE as it grows older, apd with a
strong fragrance Of its own. II is
deservedly popular, and, now that
florists have learned the art of tore
ing, it is within the reach OF moder>
ate .Nprses. About Christmas, and
on the OCCASION OF The assembly balls
1t sells at from 81 to $3.50 bud, but
! it is now selling at from twenty-five
to fifty cents.
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Spring Garden, Fla.

The plating Of the new town of
Spring Garden having been completed,
l am now prepared to furnish lots at
reasonable prices. Every other lot given
away to responsible people, who will
build on them. This place is one of the
most beautifully situated in VoIusia
county, and near the famous medical
spring-one of the wonders OF the State
and real orange country. Apply TO
.o. Y. M. Bennett,
l92tt Spring Garden, Florida.
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Real Estate.
LAND FOR SALE

a grant of land containing 123 acres so
acres of it hammock, and the rest good
orange land. Two miles from SprinG
Garden, and half mile from a large clear
water lake, which protects it from cold
winds, Well suited for growing pine>
apples. Good society, school and Churches
near. Price $40 per acre. Address
,ooc U. Nj. BENNETT.
lA9tt Spring Garden Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-04-26

The delicate, emaciated and infirm
ind perfect health, sure strength and
youthful buoyancy i'll Browns Iron Bit.
tiers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-25
Cruelty to the Chinese Stud
EMS

New York, o. Times Hartford,
Conn January 81: There have been
conflicting reports regarding the treat
ment of the Chinese students who were
ordered back to China several months
ago, since their arrival home. A letter
just received from one of the brightest OF
the boys who was in the headquarters at
Hartford, says that upon arriving Of
Shanghai the Students were all treated
very coolly, and they were placed in O
damp, dirty school house, th= doors OF
which were nailed up, with the excep-
ton of front door which was guarded
by soldiers; even those who had homes
were not permitted to go outside. There
they stayed for two weeks when by the
intercession Of influential friends they
were permitted 10 live elsewhere.
They were divided into three
divisions, ten remaining at Shanghai
twenty-seven going to Tientsin and
eleven to Foochow. The writer of the
letter is one Of the Tientsin company, the
mem bers Of which are eDga ged in differ
ent studies. He says the school they oc-
cupy ia surrounded by high wall and
several canals; that the boys are moi
allowed to go Outside the wall or even to
visit friends In another school which il
in the same enclosure; that the whole
situation lie decidedly pri,eb-like. There
was some expectation at the time the let
ter was written that more freedom
would be permitted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-25
Crime.

Cattlesburg, 24.-The jury, after {
few minutes consideration, on the muir.
der case, determined verdict Of guilty
fixing the penalty 1T hanging. Neil viii
probably confess. Crafts case will be
desperately contested; it comes next.
Harrisburg, 24.>-Gov. Hoyt has fixed
March oath for the hanging Of eight
murderers.
St. Louis, 24.-Diorgracio Garcia,
mail messenger in the postofice a
Laredo, Texas, and Fernando Gsrcis,
connected with the Laredo Times, both
belonging to highly respected families,
were arrested night before last for robbiDg
the mails.
Chicago, 24.--John Gales, before
Judge Smith, to-day, pleaded guilty OF
the murder of Haesler, a farmer neal
Evanston. The Judge remarked the
sentence would be hanging or peniten-
tiary for life, but reserved his decision
until al the evidence was written up.