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New-York tribune., 1882-03-13
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i UNITED STATS NAIL STEAMERS
ron nITTsL NSTDMN AND LIVERPOOL

u TNfTED STATS NAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINERPOOIL
Leaving Pier 49, ~ r., foot OF klng-st 80 10 .
Te5daY Mlith J. IZ;3D p
TUESDAY, MHtch H.
NTT/o% 4 -. Tue stay. April (, y. m.
AHVSSINiA ... Tuesday, Apr. n. 1880 =. m
~ These steamers Duilt OF ron M walertgh compaft
ments are furnished with every requisite To make mo
passage acrossthe Atlantic DJt lb aud agreeable having
bathroom, snokingroom, dr1Wing.r0pm piano ana uDIaiy
go exupenccd surgeon steWaresS and caterer on each
steamer Tho staeruOms all upper dock thus nsnriug
those greatest Of all Ixure5 at sea perfect Fenton ana
light =. .....a.o..,, sco 200 .,,.,
eroo INTERAiEDINTE SO STEERAG r. at low rates
" OFFICE, 30. - BROADWAf, .,,.-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-02

DARK SWINE PREPERRED.-FoPty
odd years ago, when I first began to ex.
ecutc orders given me by the Southern
planters, they required, with rare excep.
tions, white swine. told them the dark
colored would prove the most hardy and
thrifty for their hot climate, the same as
negroes over white men. But could at
first persuade only few to adopt my
opinion and take Berkshire, Essex or
Neapolitan, in preference to Suffolk,
Prince Albert, Yorkshire, Irish Ora siet
and Chester County-thcse last five being
the popular white pigs Of that day. But
my Southern friends soon found that all
of these five were subject to scurf, mango
and other disagreeable outaneous dis.
eases, which the black or dark spotted
pigs escaped entirely, and always wore a
healthy, clean, glossy hide. The plan
ters then began to change their orders,
and in the course of few years would
hardly accept white pigs from the North,
of even the finest breeds, as a gift. In
most other parts of the United States a
deep prejudice prevailed against black
and dark spotted swine, and few would
breed them. Pork packers were especial.
ly opposed to them, because, they said,
the skin was dark, and yet this would
generally scrape to white when they came
to press il.
However, time went on, and as breeders
gradually found out, North, East, and
West, the same objections 20 white swine
which had taken place at the South, they
begar rapidly to change the color of theiI
stock, and now few white hogs are found
in the Chicago, or other great markets oil
the West, the general run being ON the
Berkshire. the Poland China and Essex
Indeed, 80 much moro favorably are dark
colored swine now considered there, that
they have been gradually breeding oui
the white spots ofthe first two sorts above
and now they are almost entirely black OF
very dark brown, like the Essex aud Ne.
apolitan. All those swine are very thrift
ty, and mature early. The Berkshire
and Poland China are especially hardy
can endure any extreme of III
mate, from the coolest to the hottest
The Berkshire is famous for its largeI
proportion of tender, lean, juicy meat
and is consequently greatly preferred fol
smoked hams, shoulders and bacon. The
three other sorts cut up choice, clear. IA,
pork, which is most desirable to salt an(
barrel.--A. D, ANen IN New York Tribune
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-02
A Terrible Collision,

On Sunday morning west bound
freight train on the Airline Railroad
left place called Flowery Branch. and
had gonc but n quarter of mile when a
freight train coming from IN opposite di.
rcction suddenly came in sight. Both
trains were running quite rapidly and It
soon became evident that q collision was
inevitable. There was lrestle between
them and the TWO trains came together
with terrific shock nearly in tho middle
of it. The fireman of the west bound
train sprang from his engine Just before
tho collision, and received injuries from
which he died yesterday morning. Both
engines were thrown from the trestle. and
fifteen cars were thrown nff. Tho en-.
gincs were both badly demolished, one of
them falling into the stream below. and
the other in tie gully not many feet away
from it. The fire from one of the en-.
gines was knocked out, igniting the tres.
tie and five of the cara which were load.
ed VIII! bacon, cotton and genera! mer.
chandise, were almost entirely
consumed. The bridge was badly bro.
ken and burned, and the wreckage was
scattered in every direction, the cars and
locomotives being strewn about over the
gully, on the side of the embankment
end under The demolished bridge. The
fireman on the east bound train had his
arm broken i'll two places, and both the
| engineers were severely bruised. As
soon Ms tho accident occurred, the conduc.
tor of the west bound train disappeared and
has not been seen since. II is alleged bo
was under the influence Of liquor at the
time of the accident. 1t is also stated
that the engineer on the West bound
train Is green hand, this being bis irst
trip. This train left Flowery Branch two
minutes ahead OF time and it is 10 this
fact the collision is ascrbed. 1t is stated
that the engineer on this train was com.
PEELED to take sole charge of the train in
consequence Of the condition of tic con.
ductor, and that he thought that he was
exactly on time. not HAVING discovered
his error until it was too late. Had the
West bound train remained mt Flowery
Branch two minutes longer, it would
have given the Eas! bound one time 20
PASS it at this point without danger. The
total loss including the cars destroyea, the
merchandise consumed ar,u the wreck nge
is estimated at 100000. AT present the
bridge is impossible, and passengers have
to be transferred by means of wagons.
a large force Of men is at work day and
night clearing the wreck and repairing
the bridge. 1t is though that the broken
trestle will be in n condition to admit Of
the passage of trains by Tomorrow.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-02
lessed, did your" asked the Daily Mems
representative.

representative.
YES; had Que then, too"
Then what made you confess ?"
Dodson locked his interlocutor in tho
eyes for moment, and then his lid.
dropped, and he stammered slowly:
The Court House is the place for .hat
Not a place like this here. Time will
bring forth eyerything"-this last in q
still lower tone. "I havn't got word to
say" he added. "My doctrines but
short, same as myself is" (another look
around on the impaAsive faces Of his fel.
lows for approval.)
Then you still say you arc innocent e''
"ies, sir. I've right to say 30 ~
here his eyes dropped again.
"You don't know ANYTHING about the
burning then ?"
"'Of course you kno v If Pm innocent
l don't know anything about the burn.
ing" While saying this Dodson's ewes
wandered, there was a yerv perceptibie
increase in his nervousness, and he
glanced several times over the reporters
shoulders to the opposite door where
burton aud the other two stood listening
attentively. AS the reporter turned
away Dodson waved his two hands awk.
wardly and walked back, forgetting his
swagger.
Rich Bates called the Daily Nems rep.
resentative over to him, and said he
would try and get his lawyer to have his
sentence commutcd, and would like to
nave the business men to sign his peti.
tion. They NIL know me-" he said.
I've worked in all of their stores, aud
would be glad if they would sign my
petition for me-
Burton said: 81 want to try and do
that myself. was raised right here. I
was bred and horn on Runcomhe street
and they all know me-
Pleas. Adams said nothing, and when
looked at enquiring!y returned the glance
with look in which there was little
hope, and an expression of subdued
anxiety.
The news Of the decision was received
in the community with much satisfaction.
and public opinion evidently generally
approves it.
Sheriff Giircatll has ordered sets of
improved shackles, which will be nut ON
the condemned men, rendering their ex.
trication almost an absolute impossi.
bility.
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enough to make the inhabitants thus act
op the defensive never arrests the disease.
AL! writers on this subject, as well rs the
residents Of these districts where il pre-.
walls, agree on this point
7. a. WILHITE, NJ. d.,
Memher Of Executive Committee OF Stsie
Board Of Health of South Carolina.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-02

Delleve it can be done in no better way
.pan by enlarging representation here
aao .; increasing it in the Senate by admit
ting an hundred, or even two hundred
new States into the Union. At the same
eime let us keep up strong and numer.
Gus body of local legislators 10 the States
q! 70 protect their reserved rights. This Is
lne way to make us truly "oue and indi.
Visi6ie" and cause every American TO
e1claim with pride, "E pluriJus unan !!
ESQ perpetual" Great applause.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-02

No patent required to catch tho rhen-
matism. A cold and inattention TO it.,
and you have 1.-THE rheumatism. We
cure ouu with st. Jacobs OIL Chicago
IRte,'- Ocean.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-02
SIR. TILLMAN's GREAT SPEECH.

,berty Can Never Perish in any FREQ
10 ernInent until the Legislative Au.
,h,rity Becomes Moro Corrupt than. tho
Executive.
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DOUMED TO DEATH.
The GreenviIic Incenliaries Refused n New
Trial.
GrecnriNc Daiiv New,.

The following telegram was received
by Mr. NJ. +. Ansel, City Attorney, yes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-13
AUCTION SALES-SSiis Day.
Iiy W. coddin p son,
Real Estate Aoctionccrs,
corner cf Bank aud Eleventh streets

sTRITSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
I FARM IN. RENRico COUNTY OF 90
sol 1000 ACRES ON TlIE.WILLlAMsBCR.i
TURNPIKE, TWO MILES BELOW RICH
MoND-As tr,rs~c In two deeds Of trust-thc first
from William Whitc given for the unpaid pnr-
money! hearing date LIST August, 1871; the
second from William White and wife, bearing
date 9th september, 1874, doth duly recorded IN
Jcnrico County Couifl-I shall, II execution
thereof aad al the request OF the holder OF the
debts iirrVhy secured. proceed 10 sell at pubnc
auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1882,
at 4 O'Clock =. NJ, Of fair; If not, at the same
hour on the first fair day thercaftcr) that very
EXCELLENT FARM lorated as above, contain
ing GO 3el-1O00 ACRES, and now In the occn,
parcy of the widow OF the said White. The lana
Is all In cultivation aud OF excellent quality Inc
iM proyemcnts consist Of comfortable DITCH
dwelling aud the usual out-buildings, together
With an excellent young orchard.
TERMS: The decd requires cash sale suihc'eh'
TO defray expenses of sale aud TO pay on lhe M
tercst and principal due on neRouaDic hote q!
q 300 and bond Of $500. on which aDout
S427.3O. more less, are now duc, anu rs W
the residue on ss'ch terms as the personal repre-
sentative of the debtor shall prcscr he ana direct,
or IN ease Of her failure Ia give any directions
then on crctfn As 10 such residue until Isl jan
nary. 1854. bearing legal interest, secured by
deed of trust W. GoDDlN,
oc z trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-13
by Jno. f.. Laughton. Jr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.

by Jno. +. Laughion. Jr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.
DAWN BROKE R'S SALE OF
i WATCHES. JEWELRl, SILNEK-
PLATED WARE. TABLE-CUTLE-
RY. PISTOLS. FINE OLA
MONDS. &C. &C.. &C,
At AUCTION.
sales to commence az 10 o'clock
WEDNESDAY, MORNING
ard continue at aud q o'clock L. VI. each DAY AT
ny store, No. 1906 Nam street.
ALSO,
\ superior collection Of
DIAMONDS. IN HANDSOME MOI NTlNGS or
TtR-EINGS. FINGER-RlNGS. LACE
PINS. STUDS &C..
(which Will lac sold sub iect to examination by any
Of the jewellers.
Tho goods are frsf-ci1ss. and the fullest guaran-
are gjvcn. JNO. T.. LACGliION, JR,
90 1Iot Auctlonecr.
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The Comets Terrible Crisis.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, October 1I.-Dr
Lewis Swift. director OF Warner Observe.
tory. says the new comet discovered by
Dr. Schmidt, at Athens, is unquestionabiy
fragment Of the great comet broken off NJ
its periheliOn passage. This proves tina,
the great comet must have grazed the sun,
and hence passed through terrible crisis.
This i the second instance on record of n
Commissioning disrupted, the first one being
Biela i, comet Of 1916.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-13
by II. Il. ChafIln & Co,
Real Estate Auctlonccrs-

UCTION SALE OF NICE BUILD
N ING-LOTS IN PORT MAYO. ON DEM
STREET. BEYOND CHESAPEAKE MD OILY,
Raj RO ND.-At the request OF the owner We VIII
sell by Js1bc auction. on the premises on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1882,
at AZ O'Clock l.. NJ. a number of NALCABLkand
ATTRACTIVE BIILDING-LOTS. situated on
road, lG Port Mayo. . Hoo aud
These lots have greatly Improved In value ana ma
viii n-oye good Investments especially since me
oneniug OF Denny street through TO Main or Les
ter street -, l.. 80 ,,oht
TEENS: One fourth cash balance IN iouf' o'eu''
ri i,ySivo months for notes with per cent iu-
teress added. and secured ls deed Of trust.
H. H. (IIAFFIN * CO.,
90 2 AuctiOnccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-13

TWO BRICK STORES on FRANKLIN
/ STREET NEAR GOVERNOR, Nos: 1918
AND 1917, WITH RESIDENCE ABOVE on
FOR SALE AT ATCTlON.-By request or the
owner viii sell at public auction on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. lSs2,
If | o'clock Immediately after the sale OF Mr.
Naryhausen's. ~ above. those TWO BklCh
STORES fronting on FRANKLIN street near Gov
crnor. AZ by % feet. with side alley four feet wide.
No.l3l5 Is three stories high. and cont ans SIX
rooms. has slate roof. and Is now occupied ~ an
e1iing-house.
No. 1917 l. one story. and lately occupied ~
fccd-store and commission house.
TERMS: Onc fourth cash; balance In six. Twelve.
eighteen. and twenty-four months, interest added.
and secured by trust-dccd. .. ,.,..,,,
}. THOMPSON BROWN.
ne IA Auciionccr.
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GALE UNDER TRUST-DEED
~ OF
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
LYING PARTLY IN CHESTERFIELD AND
PARTLY IN POWHATAN,
ON THE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD,
EIGHTEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND

In pursuance of trust-decd from +. T.. Marshall
TO the undersigned, trustees dated the 18Th OF
OF May, 1879. recorded In the clerks Cfccs of th,
| counties of Chesterfield and POwhatan, made "a
secure certain debt due the lcgatces of Anderson
sam, deceased, default having been made. and
being so required 10 do by the benchcarics we will
proceed 10 sell az public auction. al TOmahawk
station,on the Richmond and Danyille railroad, ON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1882,
at 1880 o'clock l.. NJ, Il TRACT OF LAND COM
tanning about 564s ACRES, situated on Swift
creek, IN the counties Of Chesterfield and Powha-
tan, on the Richmond and Danyillc railroad. and
Nithn one mile Of TOmahawk station adjoining
Ae lands OF u. W. Martin and Others. About 400
acres are wOOdland-Original wood and second
SroWtl pine-and the balance Is open arabic land.
81 which 80 acres are fine bOttOm-an
The land Is % good qualit v. aud well adaDted Ia
Tue CROWN Of grain and tobacco. The improve
meiits consist OF 4 COMfORTA DWELLING
OF 9x rooms, with usual Out-hDIses. Including
four barns. The land Is IN the coal region, and
contains surface indications Of coal.
Persons can reach the place Of saIe from Rich
mond by the train leaving at 1907 l.. NJ. aud Ic-
turn ON The train due at Richmond af 4:3J L.. NJ
Immediate possession can be given the Dur-
chaser, subject 10 any hight of the grantOr and his
tenants IN the crop.
TEENS: ono fourth cash balance In equal In
fa'inents or one. two. and three years. taking Of
purchaser for deferred payments negotiable notes,
With interest ndded, secured by lrnst-decd.
q. &. MCRAE.
w, W, HENRY,
sc o,e,l2&l3 Trustees,
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'-7-''' By J. ThomD. .%a b ASs,ioueer,.
Real Estate Agent ana A.'''
lila Main street.

Real Estate Agent and Anc''o"ee'''
Ills Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ~ a pd FKAME
virtue Of m dS to- ihs OF 1SSs' @
tle dated csasi d aRS
das d. page ond therein secured and being re-
quired 50 to do. VIC will sell Oh 1000
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, lss ,nc PEAL
at Az o'clock r. NJ: on th so pdei n, follows
that ot Of land with Improvements tnG nocE
fronting - o-I2 rec, ~" and Maple streets, rum
e cng si nast between parallel lines 1927 feet sale
TfsSs Cash SAP aSd per erP cent. interest ut
secured 10y trust-dced; ,,,u GRIP AIrsE.
TiIOMPsON BROWN
". s. WEsTW0OD. ,o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-13
ByJ. Thompson Brown'
Real Estate Aecntand Anctiohee''
1ll3 Main street.

FINE BUSINESS OPENING-AUG-
~ TION SALE OF a THREE-sIOki bhi ~ n
RESTAURANT DOING t!NE u. ~ = N D1S " X
IN STREETs-By request Of owner, Ar. JONI OH
Marxbanscn. who l. retiring from business anu
leaving the city, 1 viii sell NJ pupi'o "uo
TuURsDAY, OCTOBER 10TH,
-. o,c,oct - NJ. his WELL-ARKANGED ana
TRAILY-LOCkTED RESTAURANT, no.
is Governor street, containing large nar-rUoi,
and coting-saloon and brick basement; also' sertn
a',,, sort,i,Io large and AIRY rooms above. Inc
nremises are In good order. The lot fronts Il ny
"a feet TO-. Inches. ,,e-, ,rst
ness here having been engaged IN II Tor sixteen
xe,rs' and now only parts with this lucrative bus-
ness because Of leaving the city. , -,
one two. and three years, per cent. Interest,"
secured by deed of trust. ,,,o,>
M IA Auctionccr.
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by sampson x Adamson,
successors 10 John l.. Sampson & BrotherJ
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, Va.

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF COAL PRO.
L PERRY At THE CLOVER-HILL COAL
MINES, IN CIES 1fRFIELD COUNTY, VA
Nv virtue of 4 deed of trust from W. T.. Robert
son, and {. A. Robertson. his wife. and e., H.
Robertson, trustee, bearing date on the 10Th day
OF December. 1879. and recorded In the CLERK !
ONCE OF the County Court of Chesterfield county,
and being required So 10 do by the creditors Sc
cuIed thereby, will sell by public auction, on the
premises, on the
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882,
at II o'clock ", FOUR UNDIVIDED EIGH-
TENNIS AIS of the COAL INTEREST I'm
what Is known rs the ROBEHISON COAL
PROPERTY" the same being the coal or mineral
underlying that certain TRACT OF LAND, con-
tlining 100 ACRES, situate and being al the
Cloyer-illl coal-mines. in the county Of Chester
Held aud State OF Virginia. bounded on the north
by The lands of the Erighi-liopc Railway Com
pany, south by the lands Of the esiate Of William
WOrsham, deceased: east 10y the lands Of the estate
OF Thomas Fcndley, deceased; and west by the
lands of the said ". T.. Robertson.
a portion Of This property has been wOfkcd and
the coal Welded Is OF excellent quality.
TERMS: One fourth cash, ana the residue upon
equal credits Of siN, twelve, ana eighteen months
The purchaser 20 execute his negotiable notes for
The deferred payments of the purchase-money,
with interest added from the day Of sale. and Sc
cure the payment OF the same 10y n deed Of trust
upon The said property. .,.
MEADE IiAskINs, Trustee.
SAMPSON 4 ADAMsoN, Anctioneers. oc IL
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HoRsF0ksfs ACID PHOSPHATE pleasant
TO THE TArE--Dr. A. l.. Hail, Fair Ha-
ven, n. " says: "IIave prescribed il
with marked benefit in indigestion and
urinary troubles"
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At the request Of the owner, we VIII ohcr for
sale, upon the premises. on
FRIDAY.UCrL- tb -. 1852.
az A. o'clock L. f.. o. DESIRABLE AND
WELL-LOCATrD BRICK DWELLING above
mentioned. The DWELLING contains eight
rooms. detached fOur-r0Om kitchen: all in good
repair. having been recently painted. &c. The
lot has a front The south line Of CLAW street of
25b feet and runs back about l2J feet To- An alley.
TO parties desiring to purchase a home convc-
nient To business. market and places Of amuse-
ment. or those wishing a good investment would
do well to attend this sale. Possession can be- had
at short notice.
TERMS: Liberal. aud announced at SALE
QUARLES & MCCURDY.
&c AuctOnCcr>.
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by William III. Lyme & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctionecTs,
llI3 Main street.

VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
Y TWO-STORY FRAME DIV ELLING. No..
7l0.UN TltEWEST SIDEOF TWENTY. SIXTH
STREET BETWEEN VI AND STREETS, FOR
SALE BY AUCTION.-By request of the owner
We shall ecN 10y public auction. on the premises on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1850.
AZ = O'Clock l.. VI. the above-namcd VERY DE-
SIRABIE DWELLING. now occupied 10y George
". BRADLEY. Esd. containing six rooms with de-
tachcd kitchen of two rooms. bulls in the most
substantial manner. well arranged for comfort and
convenience. and in good ncighborhOod.
The LOT has a front of about ~ feet and a
depth of about 1872 feet 10 an alley twenty feet
wide.
TERMS: one third CASH residue 1T SIX. twelve.
and eighteen months 10y hcgotiahle notes. with in
tcrest added. and secured 10y a deed Of trust.
". LYME 4 Co.
Oc ID AuctIogccrs.
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TRUSTEES SALE Ar PUBLIC AUG
L TON OF THAT LARGE WELL-KNOWN
THREE->TORY BRICK >TUCCOFD STORE.
CORNER OF TWENTY FIRST AND MAIN
STREETS, FORMERLY OCCUPIED by Join
REILLY. AND TWO SMALL TNO->TORN
BRICK HOUSES, Nos. 3 AND .. on THE
REAR. FRONTING or TWENTY FIRST
>TREET-ln execution ot a certain decd OF
trust from John Reilly and wife. dated ~ of
March. 1875, 10 John :. slater (noW dcccl-cdl ami
duly recorded in the clerk, office Of Richmond
Chancery Court. y. -. ll2 A.. page 1876. the M
signed appointed substituted a- trustees los an
order Of said court. entered ON the -- daV Of Oc-
tubcr lSc2. being required 80 10 DO 10y the holder
of the notes secured by said deed. default having
been made In the payment # the same, will offer
for sale. upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l.. 1852,
AZ O'Clock. the PROPERTY above mentioned.
The STORE Is wen known, and has AWAY euiuycd
very literal patronage. and is considered thc
best stand for "a grocery and liquor store la Tie
vicinity The dwelling over the store contain.
about seven rooms. After the sale Of store we viii
oior for sale those TWO NEAT AND " ELL
BUILT BRlCk TENEMtNT>. No. 3 and >. I'M
mcdiatck in rear containing tour rooms each.
and now yielding fair rental. This property
VIII at all times yield good percentage a. an in
fe~tnent, and no better property can De- had for
retail business.
TERMS: Cash a. 10 cost and expense. or sale
and sufclcncy 10 pay oil and discharge TWO uutc..
amounting L. S2.e3O.4G, with Interest on slime
from lst Of June, lSS2, and balance upon terms
10 be given 81 sale IL Is probable that moro liberal
terms VIII be announced nj sale.
II. TIEO. ELLISON.
j. y. EEDDl.
substituted Trustee,
QrARLEs McCURDN. Auctioucer-. oc q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-13
Ey William II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
l1l3 Main street.

DESIRABLE TWO-STORY FRAME
~ STORE AND DWELLING No. 20 WEST
LEIGH STREET FOR SALE by AUCTION
We shall sell by auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II, 1882.
ut > O'Clock H. VI. that DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FR NME STORE AND DWELLING
combined. No. 20. on the north line of west Leigh
street near Adams street, containing three or four
rooms besides the store, IN comfortable repair.
Welding good rental and well located for bu,i-
ness.
The lot has a front of 80 feet. and a depth IF
about SO feet to an alley / 8 feet wide.
TERMS: one third cash; residue 10y negotiable
notes nj six and twelve months. with Interest
added and secured by deed Of trust.
". II. LYME & CO..
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