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TO the Editor of the Dispatch:

The committee having in charge the en-
fertainment given at the Theatre on the
18th instant under the auspices OF Marshall
Lodge, No. ~, knights of PythiaS, desire,
on behalf Of the Lodge, TO return thanks
10 Rev. j. Il. Hawthorne, ID. D., 10 Hon. III.
A. Atkinson, Jr.. Mrs. George +. Styll,
Messrs. Cunningham, English, Watkins,
Hoffman, Harris, Ramos, and Dashlell /;
Masters Charles Seigle and Joseph keSS-
Mich, to Professors Charles l.. Scigle, Jacob
Reinhardt; TO Professor John keSsnich.
with the combined Theatre and Mozart
orchestra. The following parties for dOna-
ting printing: State newspaper, literally
advertising; Shepperson d Whttett. print
ing. Tenth and Main streets: James f.
Goode, printing, S2f east Main street; Ry-
land d Lea, printing, 9l3 east Main street;
Johns d Goolsby, printing, 3 Governor
street international Label Company, print
ing, Glen Allen, Va. TO Manager W. +.
Powell, who cheerfully rendered the Use
of the Theatre to the committee; to James
ii. Pecor, treasurer; +. W. Drew and W.
III. Tyrce, doorkeepers: to the ushers and
other employees; to Ramos IL Moses. 9l4
east Main street, for the celebrated knabc
piano used on the occasion, and TO all others
who aided or assisted in any way, and to
the public generally.
ROBERT j. Mcdowell.
WILLIAM L. STEER,
JU.IUS A. COSBY,
Committee
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Fatally Injured. unfortunate and
sad accident occurred last Saturday night
which resulted in the death Of Miss Alma
rlournoy, sister of G. ii. Fiournoy, cx-
Sheriff OF Chesterfield.
She LETT Manchester Saturday in wagon
on her way to her home. When swift creek
was reached the stream was found 10 he
swollen, but the driver essaycd TO cross
and the water coming into the wagon the
young lady seated herself on hour-barrei
la order 10 escape IL. The barrel tipped
over and crushed her SO severely That death
resulted from the injuries received sunday
evening about 8 O'Clock, after she reached
home.
Miss Flournoy was most beautiful and
amiable young lady, exceedingly popular,
and her unexpected demise viii be most
sincerely regretted by large number OF
friends and acquaintance.
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Neatly Caught.

ARREST or TWO BURGLARS WHILE TRYING
TO ENTER A DWELLING.
Early yesterday morning Mr.. James Bon
bright was awakened by noise IN the
rear OF his house, No. 22S north Nine
teenth street. and then saw two men in the
ward trying to force an entrance. lie Sc
cured a pistol and fred two shots at the
men. They scaled fence and got into
an allcyway running to Nineteenth
street. The reports Of the pistol attracted
the attention Of Policemen Wjckley and
Pickup, and they succeeded in capturing
the fellows after sharp chase. 1hey gave
their names rs John Roberts and n. T..
Gray, and said they had come TO inns city
from Wheeling several weeks ago. ana
have been stopping at No. 1887 COLUMBIA
avenue.
They were given hearing at the Gen.
trail Yesterday afternoon, when Mr.. Bon
bright testified that he heard one 81 his
window-sashes forced mp, and then saw
the two men In the yard and fired. The
Jimmy found in Robcrts's possession fitted
marks on the dwellings No. 1904 Arch
street. No. 1921 Race street, No. 22G west
Logan square. and No. 1920 Arch street.
Benjamin Albertson, No. 1929 Arch street,
testified that his dwelling was entered on
the night OF the 10th instant and robbed
Of an ovcrcoat. Robert Biddle, OF No.
1901 Arch street, testified his house was
robbed Of goods worth Sl25 two weeks
ago. and II. Elliott. OF No. 1921 Race
street, testified that he was robbed Of a
watch and chain. an overcoat. and $40.
Charles III. Willets, Of No. 1871 Arch street,
testified he was robbed OF IN overcoat and
other articles worth $40 on Monday. The
jimmy corresponded with marks on The
doors and shutters Of these and other
houses. The defendants were asked what
they had TO say, snd responded: equity
OF the first charge and not OF the rest"
The prisoners were then committed to
await the action Of the grand iury.-Phjtd-
,yeJqI;o Ioo,I;,or
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liy 3. d. Cook. AnctIoneer

IMMENSE AUCTION SALE OF So
/ 600 WORTH or MILLINERY. DRESS
TRIMMINGS. &C.-By request Of the Mc,-r,.
IIutzlcr Brothers. who are disseminating busnc,s,
will sell. ri their store. No. j25 Bread street. on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18TH. ande'cry day there
after Except saturday. until the whole stock.
without reserve. Is disposed of. their immense
stock of Trimmed and Cntrimmcd Hats and Bon
net- feathers. Flowers. P1usheS. NclyCts. Grapes,
silks, Satns, Ribbons. Laccs. COr-cis. Ncckwcar.
Gloves Hosiery. Jcwcry. Toilet Articles. Fringes.
Gimp- Buttons. Ornaments for clonks ana drCs, es.
Icphvr~. &c. Nc.: also. Glass Case. Mirrors,
Counters. aud all the Fixtures. Sales daily ai 10
\. Mt + L. II.
suitable accommodations for the ladies. who are
especially invited To attend, - the goods VIII De
sold in Quantities to suit ~ buyers. Merchants
will find II to thcir interest To attend.
TERMS: Cash. T.. II. COOK. AUctiOncer
All parties must settle accounts due H. M once or
pay our lawyer. who viii enforce prompt settle
meut. HUTZLER BROTHERS.
fec 90 Broad street
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A SALE OF ONE OF l. 4 y f.
WATCHERS AND JoINTERS.

by virtue Of deed Of trust made by l.. VI. Ban-
ton To me as trustee, and dated Goth July, $50,
and Of record In the clerks Office of Prince Ed
ward county being required 50 to do by the henci-
Charles under said decd, shall sell at public auc-
ton, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1882,
ut L O'Clock \. NJ. at the Richmond Bazaar, 1888
and 1910 Franklin street,
l LANES WATCHER AND JOlNTER, i'm good
order.
TERMS: Cash as to 1925: balance on terms that
will Zee mentioned az the sale.
f. 2l-5t WILLIAM ID. RICE. Trustee.
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snrance. The chemical and philosophical
instruments were insured In the American,
Of philadelphia, for $1,000. The Unitea
States Government had an Insurance OF
$4,000 In the American, Of Philadeiphia,
on the military arms and equipments.
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Hastings Court.-The regular February
term OF this court commenced Yesterday
Hon. s. Bassett French presiding. The
usual current business. with several de-
crees In chancery, occupied the attention
Of the Court and constituted the major part
of the docket. The Judge showed an evil
dent purpose to look after special commits
sioners and commissioners in chancery
generally. The commissioner Of special
accounts also came in for share of invcs-
tigation,
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Briefs.-Thc river is higher than it has
been for several months, which utterly pre-
cludes any attempt at repairing the broken
span OF Mayo's bridge. Beattie's horses,
which were drowned by the late falling OF
portion OF the bridge, are still entangled
in the debris OF the fallen span.
The streets in some portions OF Manches-
fer are in such deplorabe condition that
the Chief OF Police has ordered fences to be
placed across them at certain points.
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"ON TIE HIP."-This rather inelegant
expression, used popularity TO indicate that
condition of things in which one person
holds another securely by some circum-
stance, word, or act, finds literal eXempliii-
cation in the following narrative by Mr..
John Rourk. of Ottawa. Canada. Mr.. Rourk
says: have been subject to hip disease for
eight or nine years, and have tried all kinds
OF remedies. but found nothing to give me
any relief until n friend advised me to try
It. jacobs Oil. | tried il. and after using
one and half bottles am entirely relieved
of pain, and have not been troubled since
now nearly six months. This is what peO-
pie would call getting hip disease "on the
him.
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The Pope is about to present the French
Catholic church in Boston with fac-simile
reproduction of The famous statue OF ST..
Peter that stands against pier near the
space upon which looks down the interior
Of the dome in It. Peters church at Rome.
He intrustcd some time ago the execution
Of the work to NJ. Froc Robert. OF Paris,
and it, completion is now announced In a
London paper.
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DUBLIC SALE
DUBLIC SALE
or TIE
WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD.
OF THE

Under authority Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Richmond city. rendered April %, 1850, in
the suit Of Henry Lewis Il NJ. rs The Washington
and Ohio Railroad Company n 0l., and affirmed
by the Court Of Appeals Of virginia att, Scptem-
her tcrm 1881, the undersigned. special commits
sloners. viii. ~ u O'Clock VI. on the
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AU1rvoy sALEs...This Day.
Bv Grubbs 4 Williams
Real Estate Agents and Ancuoneers'
Eleventh street between MAIN anu BANK.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
rtovon,,, s,r,c, between Main and Bank.
rVUE RRICK STORE AND DWELL
| ING No. Io2. At THE NORTHWEST COR
NER OF GARY AMP ri ING iiNSGGoS 10 i15. AD,
JOINING. At AUCTION.-oh
TUESDAY, FEBnUARYS1, 1889,
n, Az o,c,oct y NJ. we will sell. upon the prcmi-
scs. the PROPERTY situated a. apoye aao
store with d,ycliIng above, and Is fnc stand for
No. 100 has eight rooms, and Is very pleasant
Roth bouseS are comparatively new. are well
bnllt and i'm good order. and they nj all times rent
readily 10 good tenants ut fair rents.
Tri;us = ono third cash: balance nj six and
twelve months with Interest, Or if desired, longer
WIZ w GRuBBS & WILLIAMS,
rcIG Auctionecrs.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old I|SsS
IL Dominion Steamship Company ssNasAkspzzs
steamers Will sail follows: steamer OLD Do
M1NlON, Captain WALLER. EVERY TUESDAY
at O'Clock l.. NJ; steamer WYNNOkE. Captain
CouCH, EVERY FRIDAY at2 O'Clock L. VI.
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY az O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received up 10 l o'clock i. u. for the
Tuesdays and Fridays steamer. and % O'Clock
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, aud west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accom- modations UNSURPASSED.
After-calin fare 10 New York. $40; round
trip, SIS; steerage. S6 and 81.
For freight or passage, apply "a
q. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
mv6 ComDauy's Wharf. Rockets.
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1911 DAY OF MAY, 1882,

AZ the railroad depot Of the Washington and Ohio
Railroad Company, in the cityof Alexandra, Va.
ofer at public auction tic
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LOST. STRAYED, AND STOLEN.

ESTRAY W.-Came to my house gr;z;+g
h about the LIST of December, 1881, ON ILL.,
LARGE LIGHT RED COW. The owner Will
please come forward. prove property. pay charge.
and take her away, or she will be dealt with ac-
cOrding 10 law u. ii. BOWS.
MANCHESTER, VA February 20, 1882.
fc oi lt&
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sAIl trans dallycNcept Snn1ay-rs.eu. .-...
connecting AZ West Point un IuosdIy. Tfi.r..I
and saturdays with steamer, for Balauur. Il.
the North.
FTugnt train leaving Richmond - Id , %
will have passenger-C0 coach attached.
Train No. al CONNECTS gf Buraegillc rt.... \ .
folk and Western r. iroad fer tlrmNtl.s .... .
burg, and all southwestern pulufs
Train No 90 Through pa~-.ugUrl stow 4f ODD .t.
tiOns. connecting dt >uthcrlur with n .ltDu ...
Sulherln NarroW-taugc rillInad for lff,... .
salisbury with Western North Carolina r.......
Tor al points In Western NnrIh Carolina. 10 ..
l0tie with the Charlotte. Columbia an. max.
railroad for an point, Boo Pie south. ~.uf.. 20
Florida; at Atlanta fog all point. south ...i -.I
west.
Train No. - Through passenger and ...f. ,...
al all stations, connecting 40 >u.lcrlin.. ...II d..
ton ana Sutherhus NaTow-tiaign rlI...f .
Milton; az Atlanta Tor ail point, South AL. .....
west. at Charlotte with Charlotte. t.f.t....
/ Augusta railroad FOR Columbia. AUcu.ft. - .....
/ nah. and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive Hf Richmond .
i:35 L. VI. $50 s.. NJ. and 1855 D. VI ....I....
West Point al lo:ZU !. u. Passenger I...
VI. lfrcighf)
PULLNAN-CtE SERVICE
on Train 90 New York and Afrtrfl .u..,.
ugtOn and DauyIic.
/ on Train 12-liicAmond aud Cirtt,. .r.
/ Charlotte and tiIri,-tnn.
! MI passenger trains stop at BON Sir
Tickets sold % gIl Uuilts .nnII -,.lfi tt I'D
Southwest. aNd baggage checked t.r.UtI.
/ No my-ofcr check given tu inp.l ti.k.l.
General Pa,,. nrDrHnl Do. ..t Nepuf
] T. VI. Il. lALtnl I.trtntIHl NJ IIrfr. D..
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
\ VALUABLE FARM IL liENRICO COtN-
TY. ONLY ABOUT ONE MILE FROM RICH
NOND. N THE TOLL-GATE. on TIlE MI
GAINESVILLE PIKE. AND CONTAINING
ABOUT SIXTY ACKFS-By virtue of a decree
IF the Circuit Court % llnrico county entered
February &. 1850. in the cause OF Kaufman and
ais rS. Slmglu't. Kaufman. and 0fs.. the under
signed. special commissioner appointed for thc
purpose, viii sell 1T public auction on tie prClnl-
SOS. on
MONDAY MARCH IS. 1859,
at o'clock Z. NJ. the aboyc-dc~cr'bcd DE>tRA-
BILE FAEN, belonging 10 the estate Of Hiram
Kaufman. deceased. near tie lands Of Nr. John b..
Davis and others. Tie buildings consist # %
LARGE TWO-STORN FRAMED DWELLING
AND OF T-BllLDlNGS, with AN OAh GROVE
Ia tie yard. The land lays beautifully, and ?, m
very good condition, with about a half-milc frunt
on lhc McchJnicsyilic pike.
This ale offer, q rare opportunity To ,ocgrc
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND particularly
adapted 10 trucking and marhct-gardcning that
must prove handsome investment.
TERMS: one third cash; balance I'm two equal
payments at one and TWO wear. for negotiable
nutc- with per cent. Interest added. title retained
until all the uurchasc-moncy D. paid and convey
ancc ordered boy the Court. r. &. MINOR,
special Commissioner.
sale by II. Is. CIArFIN 4 Co.. AuctiOnccr-.
'cl
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PROPOSALS.

SEA LIE ID PROPOSALS FOR THE
y GRADING, MASONRY. AND TRESILE-
WORK on the Richmond aud Mccklcnburg rail-
road between Kcy,Villc and Clarksvl,ic. Va. viii
be received 1T The Office of the Richmond and
West Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse
Company. lO3 Main street. Richmond, Va. I'M
I'll noon MARCH !. 1882. Information a. Ia de-
tail, Of work. Specifications and blank forms Of
proposals can hc obtained on application NJ the
aboyr-namcd Office. Il. II. TALCOTT.
fc It'd Ghicf Engineer.
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WOOD AND COAL.

DEST ANTHRACITE, IS PER TON;
ID COALBURG LUMP SPLINT. S5.75: HAIL,
$500; NUT. s5.Z5 per ton. CUMBERLAND and
WEST virginia ENGINE at lowest prices.
PINE WOOD. IS and $3.50 per cord: OAK, 70
per cord. An other FUEI. at lowest cash prices.
Orders by telephone or Otherwise promptly hiled-
70s broad street, opposite Theatre. or Nlnet,cnth
and Cary streets. e. II. PAGE.
IA
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AUCTION SiLES---Futurc Days.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-
Y ABLE LAND IN CAROLINE AND HANO-
WEIR COUNTIES On THE NORTH ANNA
RlNER.-Hy virtue Of a decree Of ne circuit
Anderson re Dinwiddlc. &C.. IN October. les l.
we will proceed u sell II public auction. at Andcr-
sons NH. in Caroline comfy. on tie
18TH DAY or MARCH. 1852.
n l. O'Clock NJ. az fair If not. at the same time
IN tbr next fair day q TI Not OF ABOUT OBJ
ACHES OF LANDn caroline county. on North
Anna river lying on both sides OF the county road
leading from Beaver Dam depot 20 Chilcsbulg,
adjoining tie land, Of Robert Smith and others
also. TRACE OF 10Y ACRES IN Hanover cuuil-
ty. opposite the land in Caroline. on s1id river on
which =, 2 DWELLlNG-lIOIS ~ AND OTHER
BUILDINGS. The land win he divided into two
or more plrcc.s 10 suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE: one fourth cash; balance in
three equal instalmcni- at one, two, aud three
wears. the purchaser ~ execute bonds with ap-
proved security carrying Interest from day 81
sale title obc retained tilail Tie pUrch1s money
~paid: hut ifthc purchascrc,ect pay one third 81
he purcha,c-mouey in cash. personal security for
Tie deferred payments viii BE- dispensed with.
Il. II. CALDWELL,
EDMUND NADDILL.
GEORGE \. JONES.
e. li-Tu4. Commissioners.
TRUSTEES SALE or 1s-lOO ACRES
/ or LAND, WITH \ DWELLING. FRIIT-
TkEEs' FLOWERS, SURF GBERl; GRAPE
MILE FROM IIIE CITY. on THE BROOK
TURNPIKE, AT ACCTION.-ln execution Of a
decd Of Trust from {; \. 'uhle and wifc, lated "a
December. 500. and duly recorded. being thereto
requested, ! will sell 10y auction. upon The prem
isc> on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1ST,
at o'clock T.. VI. the PROPERTY owned and
occupied by sad Buhlc. the florist and fruit
grower II lies beautifully. within easy walk Of
ihc city, has upon II large number of fruit-trccs,
grape-yincs. ,hrubbcry. and other desirable
crowth aud Is easily susceptible Of division into
building lots.
TERMS: The deed authorize, a sale for about
$1,000 cash. but 10y consent of parties they may
be adiR,tcd 50 as Ia afford reasonable credits for
portion of the purchase money.
This Is very desirable property and should COM
maud atten. ion.
FREDERICK BRACEH. Trustee
GEUBBS & WILLIAMS. Aucti0necf.. re Is
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ENTIRE LINE OF TIE WASHINGTON AND
ONO RAILROAD.

including that partly and that wholly constructed,
and also all and singular al the WORKS and
PROPERTY-REAL. PERSONAL. AND MIN
ED-ROLLING STOCK. LOCOMOTIVES CARS,
Sc. and all RIGHTS, CONTR NCTS and FRAN
CHISES of said Washington and Ohio Railroad
Company.
The said property consists of q constructed line
of railway In active operation from the cry Of
Alexandria. Va. westward through me countic, Of
Alexandria. Fairfax. and LOudOun. b. Round Tin
station. IN LOudoun county. distance Of > >
miles. including "a line connecting win The WASH
ingtou aud Alexandria railroad Tho road Is also
GRADED beyond Round mn fora distance of three
miles.
Of a laryc brick dcUOi-huildiug and frright-hou-c.
in tine city # Alexandria rOWd-hOuso. machine
shop, car--hop. car-shcd. >torchousc, etc.. and
eleven dcpot-houses aud l0t, at the eleven principal
stations between Alexandra and Round Hill.
According 20 the route surveyed the distance
from Washington city 10 P"int Pheasant, ON ihc
Ohio river Is 32J miles, ana pt->es through
country heavily timbcrcd and Of great mineral re-
TERMS: The entire property. real. personal. and
mixed. franchises, etc b. sold together. and for
the same The purchaser must pay hfiy thousand
dollars 100000 of the purcha> -inomcy in cash
and the residue in fOur equal annual payments,
with interest from the day of sale which said pay
mcnts are To- bc evidenced 10y bond, which are To
De secured by a decd of trust upon the property
Sold L. Dc executed upon the confirmation OF tie
sale and conveyance tn the purchaser
This sale is subject 10 the lien Of The decd OF trust
executed August 6. 1875. 10 indemnify the county
of Clarke. State of Virginia. against liah,ity FOR
the annual interest on the bonds of lie sud county
for the sum of one hundred thousand dollars
(Sl0OO0ol "up 10 and until the time when sud
road shall De commenced aud under construction
I'm slid county OF Clarke and against liability for
The payment Of the principal Of -aid bonds In case
they shall become due and payable before the road
shall De commenced and under construction I'm
said county. the said bonds falling due In the year
1892.
The purchaser will lie entitled 10 the net profits
Of the road from the day Of sale.
T.. r. BARTON.
EICilARD III. LEE.
CHARLES r.. ST. ART.
HENRY HENTON,
fe 1I-lawtTultds Commissioners OF safe.
BY II. l.. staples & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Aucvonccrs.
hob Main street,
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LrUEL OF ALL KINDS.
ANTHRACITE COAL,
WEST VIRGINIA fPLINT COAL,
FOUNDRY AND STEAM COAL.
fOREsT-PINE WOOD, long and sawed.
:. y. LATHROP,
Seventeenth street. AT Draw-bridge.
Order by telephone or otherwise. Ito "a
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COOHK,S EXCURSIONS.

E g Il 0 P 81 SsfsS
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave New
York APRIL 81, JUNE Z, and July 1, 1852.
Full particulars In special PAMPHLET, sent free
on application. PASSAGE TICKETS by al At
LANTIc STEAMERS. Special facilities for Sc
curing GOOD BERTIis. TOURIST TICKETS
for individual travellers IN EUROPE, ny all routes,
NJ reduced rates.
COOKS EXCURSiONIsT. with maps, by mail,
10 cents. THOMAS COOK \ son,
26l Broadway New York Post-Oiiicc Box 1911.
CA. BARATToNI, Manager. f. 7-eOdfm
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT, A VERY DESIRA-Fys
Il BLE FARM. situated on the Cary-street Iii
road near the new reservoir. containing On T.
HUNDRED ACRES or VERY PRODIC GIVE
LAND, large dwelling. and necessary ont-huild-
ngS. Would rent the house with smaller guam
uty of land If desired. Apply TO
SUTTON & CO..
fe 19-Su.Tu&Th3t HOS Main street.
NOR RENT, NEW DWELLING o.
Il in Manchester, situated on the corner OFF,
T. ghih and Stockton streets. containing ave
rooms. Rent moderate. Apply TO
Il. Il. CIlAFFIN & CO..
&c 1885, No. Tenth street. Richmond. Va.
nor RENT. TIE UPPER PART q.
Il OF HOUSE No. SO east Broad street. Ia
over the store of Mrssrs. A. i. Fox son. suitable
for millinery establishment or any other light
business. or for "a private residence. apply 60
II. SELDOM TAN Lon,
Real Estate Agent.
fc fS-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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By Il. u. Chailin & Coz
Real Estate Auctionecis.
No. | north Tomb .irll

UCTION SALE OF VACANT LOT
n on TUE NORTH SIDE OF CATHERINE
BETWEEN VI L y + OR ID AND MEH
STREETS. FRONTING TWENTY -FlNE m !
AND ONE HI NDNkD FEET DEF 10 ~
ALLEY. At the request Of the owner We VIII ell
.-... ~. q. o. \. !.
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ON SATURDAY, february %, 1852,
AT $40 l.. NJ.
by Frank ID. lIill x CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctiouccrs,
HOS east Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL BRICK
L DWELLING OF CANAL STREET BIZ
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND SrRtEIS.-By
virtue of decd OF trust dated January 20. lrSl.
and recorded I'm the clerks office OF Richmond
Chmccry Court in Dccd-BOOk No. s y. pasr ..
from j. ". Stout and wife, default having been
made In the payment Of Two certain note secured
therein. and az tie request of the beneficiary in
said deed. wc viii sell 10 auction. on thc premise.
ON
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1852.
M 4:3O o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY described
IN sad deed. a~ follows: The l0t front, go feet on
the south side of Canal street between First amt
second streets, running back between parallel
lines l22 feet inches. more or less. Tie JIM
prOycmcnt, consist Of NEW BRICK HOT ST,
containing about i've rooms.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs Il sale and
two notes amounting 10 :Sl6. with interest from
February l, 1852.
FRANK -. HII.I.
HOWARD SNlNLFOHD,
Trustee.
sale by FRANK ID. I'LL & CO., Auctionccr-.
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