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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
WatprSDGuts on Lake Tahoe.

Virginia New Enterprise.
\ few days ago, at the time when the recent
general snow and rain storm was brewing,
komo gentlemen of the Comstpck, who were
h, Tahoe city, witnessed grand and remark
u5le spectacle. The day was windy aEd the
like rather rough, but number of persons
rG.piug at the hotel-our Comstockers among
lne understandable to go to the end of the
l,ag wooden pier and try their luck at fishing
They had not been long at the end of the pier
before their attention was attracted by great
roaring Looking across the lake III the direc-
toa Of GlSnbrook, they saw regular cyclone
approaching. Before the hurricane came a
,5n., unbrokcn wave, at least fifteen feet in
aoi ;ha Knowing that this would sweep
the whole line of the pier, all present beat a
r,pid retreat 70 the shore. When al q safe
distance the party turned to gaze upon the in
coming wall of water. While thus employed
they were startled by a tremendous roaring to
the northward, and moment after cyclone
from that direction struck the lake This sent
before it q hugo wave which had soon STAINED
the height Of that coming from the southwark
In few MINUTES the two waves came together.
When they struck column of water and spray
was sent into the air to the height of at least
100 ieet The collision Of the two waves was
followed by report that sounded like heavy
clap Of thunder A moment after this grand
snock of the waters five or six huge water
spouts made their appearance, all within an
area Of three or four miles, and carried great
columns of water and spray to the height OF
several hundreds OF feet These circled to aud
fl, over she lake for some ten o.. fifteen min
n,c4, and then one after the other subsidized,
u.d for n time thereafter there was almost
Io al calm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

London Society.
There was a man in a regiment to which
l once belonged gifted with the propensity for
making the most ridiculous and ignorant
metamorphoses Of names and places. He
got sick, and l invalidod him from the
tropical country in which we were serving to
England On his return interviewed him.
swell" said |, 'Rajah''-that was his sobri-
quet-''all right now, l SUPPOSE" 'Yos,"
he replied; "but had to get lot of doctors
and not one them did mo the least good except
Sir Joshua Reynolds" "Whog" Sir Joshua
Reynolds; and he gave me Bismarck. "
@Whaty" "Some preparation of Bismarck l
think he called it nightshade of Bismarck"
"All SERENE" said smiling, and went my way.
But an hour or two afterward my brother
officer came to me- "For goodness sake, he
said, "don't tell the fellows, or my life will be
chaffed out of me. Sir William Jenner is the
medico mean, and nitrate of bismuth was
what he ordered
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wiling 10 Come Down a Little.

In riding over to Lost Mountain from
Marietta came across young man who
was digging post holes for barbed wir,
fence, and when told him what wanted
he replied;
"l'll go with you. was in that for
myself, and | kin point out every posi-
don"
When we reached the ground he began
telling where this and that regiment was
stationed, and finally he halted beside q
huge boulder and said:
Right here, stranger, was Where
squa,ted for four hours. / rested my gun
right thar on that ledge, and reckon
killed exactly twentyeight Yanks that
mop
Solemn fact, and l know dozen men
who'll swear to it,"
Lets see! This battle was fought in
1862
* rect you are"
That's about eighteen years ago."
"Jist about"
"And you are about twenty-five years
Jldm
81 was twenty five this spring"
Then | looked at him tor long time,
but he never WINGED When we were go.
ing home, and after long period of 81.
fence, he suddenly remarked:
Stranger don't you believe l was
thar?"
Perhaps you were. but you see you
yere not quite seven years old on the day
of that fight"
That's what I've been ACQUIRING on" he
continued, in very serious voice, "but
III tell YOU what am willing to do"
"WeIlW
"l'il call it twenty-lour instead Of TWEEN
ty.eight dead Yanks in front Of my posi-
ton That. fair, isn't lts'
told him that nothing could be more
liberal, and cordial relations were at once
re-eslablIshef.
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Siiencing If Not Convincing.
Notes and Queries.

NOtes and Querles.
A law of Virginia passed in the year 1862
reads a. follows: Whereas, many babbling
Women Islander and scandalize their Neighbors,
for which their poor Husbands are often in
volved in chargeable and vexatious Suits and
cast in great Damages: Be it enacted, That in
Actions of Slander occasoned by the Wife,
after Judgment passed for the Damages, the
Woman shall be punished by Ducking; and il
the SANDER be so enormous as to BIO ad-
Judged at greater Damages than Five Hun
dred Pounds Of Tobacco, then the Woman to
suffer Ducking for each Five Hundred
Pounds OF Tobacco sdjudged against her
Husband IL he refuses 10 pay the Tobacco"
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The Light Addiction Department.
Temple Bar.

Temple Bar.
Charles Dickens had very good story about
the early days Of renowned mourning es-
adjustment He went there one day about
some mourning, and was ushered into room
where sat shopman with an attendant in
in woe-stricken habliments, who groaned out,
"A father, mother, perhaps a wife" '"Oh,
no." said Dickens, "only a distant relative. I"
sOh, SIR" said tho funeral one, "you have
made mistake; this is the chamber of ago
nizing woe. John, toll the bell and show the
gentleman into the light afiliction department.
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An idiot is man who approaches mule
from the rear without notifying and pacifying
never goes near the mule at all, but is simply
4 locker on in Vienna while the brute 10 max
ing gestures with his hind feet This state
ment is lust as true in moral as in natural
hiafarv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

Said the rich and quiet-loving citizen: If .
man bores me and don't like him, and want
him to keep away from me, don't snub him.
lust lend him IS"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

A model town has been discovered IN
Germany, the little town of Klingenberg-
on. Main. Doubtless there is not another
like /, in the world.-The town corporation
has a large interest in quarrles that have
become of great value; and the result is
that not only are there no taxes levied, but
each burgher is presented at Christmas
time with a dividend equal to S25.
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Steers for Sale.

Eifteen Head OF Two-Yea- Old Dsrhsin Steers. Az
erase weight about 100 ih; and in good nesn: ~,
further particulars enQsie sf the Il, ~ %
Ottawa ,. II. ShA'hi~
November 1, 1872 -sw-
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Personal! To Men 0nlv!

THE vOLrAIC BELT CO. Marshall, Mich, Viii send
DIR. Dyes celebrated l;iectro-Vo ltaic
thirty days 10 men fyoung ODD who are afflicted with
Nervous Debility Lost Vitality and Manhood and kin
rcd troubles guaranteeing speedy and complete resto
ration of health and manly vior Address as above "
BNo risk Is incurred as thirty days trial Is allowed
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A school teacher is a person employed to
give parents five hours Of peace and quiet per
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-03
MAyCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BricfS.-Nonc OF the mills and factories
on the rivcr-frOnt are now Idle, all OF them
working full force aud having orders
ahead. In this aggregation of industry
the bncket-factory holds it, woll-carncd
place.
An enumeration OF the Catholic pOpIill-
ton OF Manchester shows that there are
enough 10 constitute very respectable
congregation. There i talk amongst those
of this faith here of asking Bishop Kclnc
TO build place OF worship for the accom-
mediation Of those who have now to repair
TO Richmond when they wish 10 attend
church.
The water-tank on the Richmond and
DanVille railroad tower has been nearly
completed, and water is expected 10 be let
In some time the coming week. The tank
will contain many thousand gallons 0f
water, but not hall million. rs formerly
enormously stated In these notes.
\ considerable number o. robhcre, OF
fowls are reported 10y those residing on the
suburbs OF the city. Il may be taken for
granted that in thi, critical Christmas be-
Rod the safest place for any fcatLcrcd thing
Is an alttudinous roOst.
II is computed that there i enough
splendid brick clay in sight here TO build
comfortably two places the size OF Man
chester. The only comfort found in this
fact Is the knowing that minute fraction
OF this immense deposit of splendid build
ing material is being utilized.
Jarnes-riyCr water a. now rs clear a. that
OF any spring, and equally GS sweet and
healthy. The volume Of water lowing
past the city is NOT as great as usual.
The contemplated improvements around
the Courthouse square, consisting OF fcnc-
ing, &C.. will be commenced during the
present month.
The Dauyilie railroad authorities are has
teninS their preparations for the erection
OF number oi new buildings on this side
OF the river. Among them t. said 10 be an
elcgant passenger depot.
The Manchester ladier, In responsc Ia
an invitation given by the president OF the
church Temperance Society. net on Fri
day evening at Temperance Hall TO devise
means Tor furnishing the rooms shout 10 be
opened, under the auspices Of the Church
temperance Society, as public reading.
Al The churches were represented. aboiIt
thirly ladies being present. Mr.. David
Wei.,ser was ehcted president and Mrs,
H'rdHlg secretary. The proceeds 81 fine
entertainments, slippers, &c. proDoSad ~
" s'ei VIII DC devoted TO the furnishing |
o. lhe temperance readlng-roon. Tho 80. |
sleiy IN oot total abstinence society 1
tcce.sarlly. bis we are told t.af M, who ~ |
c.Snizo thei- dcty 10 use their influence for
me suppression Of drunkenness can he
ihebbers. Its sims AZ making and kee,,ino
irue Bible temp rance OF Selt-cOnfyOI hes,.e
the people.
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TESTIMONIAL TO PIERRE BERNARD. Per
haps no man in Richmond has done more
OF late years for the improvement and adj
vancement Of musical taste. and labored
more earnestly for its development. than
Professor Pierre Bernard. He has been
lndofa.igable in good works in this direc-
ton, and no man in the city viii be more
quickly recognized on the stage than he.
lie is a professional actor. and in divers
eases has hand led TO success many Of our
most successful musical schemes. II Is
possible that he has felt and eyinccd as
much Interest in the Mozart Association rs
any man I'm Richmond. and IL i certain
that his services and reputation have been
most cordially enlisted IN behalf OF the
same. II is not surprising. therefore, that
the Board Of Governors should have re-
Gently sent 10 Mr. Bernard the following
communication
Mr.. Pierre Bernard:
Resolved, That the Board OF Governor,
OF the Mozart Association, recognizing
and approaching the great services render
cd 10 the Association by Mr.. Pierre Ber-
nard, hereby tender him a complimentary
concert or opera. TO take place at such time
as may be agreeable 10 him; and also
ResOiped. That the Board Of Governors
pledges itself TO spare no effort to make
such entertainment worthy of the occasion.
Mr. Bernard was not inScnsible to this
dclic1;e testimonial, and in his letter OF ac-
ccptance named Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der eth, as the time. At this time the
aesthetic opera Patience will be given at
Mozart Hall, upon which occasion Miss
AGah Levy will make her dtbat in opera.
a new cast will be observed. and Mc>srs.
Hoh. Cunningham, and Grant will appear
in favoritc selections. That crowded
house will APPLAUD Professor Bernard
there is not the least doubt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-03

r. u. Cook, Auctonecr
No. "a Smith street
TRUSTEE'S SALE or TIE VAII-A-
Il BE FURNITURE. BANKERS sNEr.
,uisI or DEPOSII-BONES, FIPcANT 90
ENilAR CLOCK, WALNUT DESKS. a. rs
~ LIE RICHMOND Banning AND iIS 81
HNNCh COMPANY, Al At CTlON.-on
THURSDAY, I'm INSTANT.
u, WI ,fli asaboye. al IL o'clock. all Of kF\tny,
bl.E J. I RNlSliiNGS. cmbr,cine- ''-'' -
~ nItLLAf-fhOOf lSIEtLJ BANKEK'S
~ +, double comb nation lock. ia ihnrnn IA
, c,tIru,f' made by Herring 4 Co.-cost - 600.
Ills % SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES. uo.f
'oh.chltntlY arrIngtd-hasa WAYS been r,,ut
go AZ good paying price,: ~
I ~ Nt; - EuANI WALNUT DISKS;
nhSli bANkERS CABINET. arranged
MIN al convcnience- fov u banking in,tltu.
ELEGANr cALENDAR-CL0CK, in perfect,
LLE;GANT WALNUT REVOLVING or
tlCE-CHAlRS: ~" VIE
LII itR-PRLSS. TABLES. STOVE. 40.
. Anont FIVE TONS ANTHRACITE CONI.
i',bcthcF furnishing an opportunity IL h1ui
lnd Others rarely offered. ~ "''"'''
n nc Dove sale merits, Is IL should receiye. uuh
he attention. 'N'''''' pun
TERMS: At sale.
T. =, CHARLES r.. WIiITLOCk, Trustee.
j. u. COOK, Auctloncer. de :
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By Frank ID. Nill & Co.,
Roal Eststc Agents and Auctionccrs.
Il0S Main street.

EOUR-STORY sIOCK-BRTCk TO
Il pACCo FACTORY on WEST SIDE OF
TWEN TiETIi BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANK
LIN STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED By MEssR-.
q. T. GREGORY & co, AT PUBLIC AUG
TI0N.-on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 1882.
commencing PROMPTLY at O'Clock i. NJ. oa The
premises, we will ssli nj srctiou that Largo y,
SUBSTANTIAL, AND WEIL-BUlLT TOBAc.
60 FACTORY located ~ above. The building i
four Store, high slate roof and covers about 6ux
90 feet Of ground, with large lot I'm and Is
now IN Br~t-ciaSs order. The lot f. large and
valuable one. having three frontS-,iz.: 90 feet on
Twvoiicih street, 80 feet on Rose alley and on
Franklin street about 20 feet, the depth from
Franklin street 10 Rose alley being 30 feet. This
property has been long occupied aS a factory FOR
manufacturing tobacco, has always rented wen.
aud viii pay now very handsomely rs nm Invest
mCnt.
dsy OF sale. FRANK ID. HILL & Co,
no % Auctionccre-
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HoR4OnD's AUh puosputTy ~ 81,
Sw,'A,NtSss~-Hroicssor AtIolpb OF, New
lofh, s'iss ~ used it tor seasickncss
s "nonS me passengers during a passage
" '' me Atlantic. In tie plurality OF
eases, saw The violent SYMPTOMS Yield.
whic. characterize that disease, md give
llnpaired,n v WV i"''''''"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-03

GRAND JuRY.--The fol'owing-named gem
tlemen have been summoned as grand
Jurors for tho regular term OF the Hust-
ings Court, commencing Monday morning
st II O'Clock: Lucien l.. Bass, William A..
Armisiead, Edward :. Rose, Claiborne
Watkins, James Leigh Jones, Howard
Swineford, Oswald Gasscr, and W. Il.
Lyons. Several eases OF interest will be
mn for confederation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-03

Ts. PETERSBURG RAILROAD CAsE.-The
ca.< Of w. I. Smith again< the Richmond
an. Petersburg Railroad Company, ,q'ieS-
tion Of damages growing out of the burn
tag Of the railroad bridec aud destruction
sof adjacent property, was given to the
Sury Friday afternoon. Yesterday morn
ing they reported they were unable to
agree and were adjourned until tomorrow
morning. The case Is pending in the Cir
cult Court Of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-03

THE WILBUR OPERA COMPANY.-Thc
Wilbur Opera Company closed four
days engagement at the Richmond Thea
ire last night. They had good houses, and
they deserved them. The company Is a
good one. and in is general average j.
rarely cqUalled,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-03

HowrTzERs' BENErIr.-The young men
OF Richmond who purpose giving a bur-
lcsque on the opera Patience comprise the
very best amateur talent in the city. The
idea is Il novel one, and nothing but the
most refined minstrelSy will be dclineated.
The entertainment will take place on the
1ith Of December at Mozart Hall. and the
proceeds will be given for the benefit Of
the Richmond Howitzcrs. That the per-
Torrance will be both interesting and
amusing there Is not the smallest doubt,
and the twenty sable maidenS and twenty
dusky dragons will De sure 70 have full
house TO see them on the 18th. \ full or
chestra will be on hand, and just enough
OF the best part Of Patience will be given
to make the performance aesthetic. Don't
fail to see them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-03

Acting under a deed Of trust Of september l5lh'
lss2. from John u. Davis aud wife 10 the nhuer-
signed, VIII ON
SATURDAY, DECEMBER y, lss2'
,t O'Clock T.. VI. at Lester Manor on Eichmond
and York River railroad, offer Tor sac ny Puo''
auction the following
VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED FRO
pERTlEs,
recently belonging to John Il. Davis Esq. with all
personally thcrcon-Niz.'
!. FISH HAUL.
el2 ACRES. on Richmond and York River
railroadand Pamunkcy river; twenty-slN
miles from Richmond and twelve from
Wet Point: one of Mr.. Davis's most eN-
ten,lve estates; complete la oil u, ap-
pOlntment..
.. OLD Town.
900 ACRES: well set in grass Fine barn
built in tho most improved style. LARGE
DWELLING and numerous OUT
BUILDINGS.
3. ENGLISIIMAN's.
1. GREENS.
1I6 ACRES: In high state Of cultivation.
NICE DWELLING and all necessary
OUT-BI II.DIN6S-in complete order.
!. BILLIARDS AND MONTAGVE'S.
l1sACREs: in good ,tAtc or cultivation.
u CANTERBURY.
100 ACRES: . mos, EXCELLENT Dwell
LING and OUT-BulLDINGS.
:. !. l.. EDWARDs'S.
90 ACRES: GOOD DWELLING aud OFT
BUILDINGS.
Thcsc properties all lie contiguous to each other.
and Together constitute the estate 50 widely known
under .hc nrmc IF
LESTER MANOR,
and on which are located the extensive canncric-
operated by Mr.. Dayi-.
Tie LANDS are In a high state of cultivation
and adapted 10 all agricultural pgrpo-c-. but stc-
cially suited for trucking or nursery purposes.
Each tract contains III Itself complete improve
Iucnfs I'm good condition aud thorough repair. and
j. thoroughly equipped with agricultural nipple
mems and All the nccc ,-Jry personality which
Will he sold. thus enabling purchasers 10 equip
LARGE ORCHARDS or APPLE, PEACIi-,
AND PFAR-TREES.
BEAUTIFUL SiiRt' BBERl AND CHARMING
WATER SCENERY.
and arc richly worth the attention ct al desiring
L. make profit 1llo investments.
All the tracts lie ON or near the Richmond and
York River railroad and the Pamunkcy river, thus
having freight facilities 10y both rall and water To
III points north aud west.
six trains pass daily each way on tho Richmond
and York River railroad between Richmond and
West Point, aud there !, daily Inc 81 steamers
each WAY between Baltimore and West Point and
tri-wcekly lines between West Point, New York.
aud Boston.
Parties desiring 10 attend tie sale from Rich
mond viii take a special train Chart rcd for The
purpose. which viii start from the J orb River
depot. foo; OF Twenty-fouuh street, 20 l040 on
noon.
TERMS: Lin,rl viii be made known at lime
Of sale. T.. u. CHRISTIAN.
dc2 Trustee.
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nEAn ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, TmAT<fs
Il VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY ofAi.i
Mrs. Won Groning',, 80 tao corner of Pica,Inls
and Nineteenth streets. 2UUx 100 feet. wit. ll4r-
nihc.nt ~h1d" tree. shrubs. Sc: FINE LARGE
BElCh DNEl LING. easily divided into two
rc-i@cncc,: also q SMALL FRAMED COTTAGE.
Fora good bargain apply ~ once 10
APPERSoN 4 CO..
no la-codGt Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-03

PISArORE. like the Old Guard,
can die. but never surrondcrs: but in Rich
mond ii seems determined neither to die or
surrender. The gallant boys OF the Second
police station, probably approaching in
proper light the popularity OF the opera,
and ayailing Themselves Of the S;rme, have
secured first-claSs crew, and will on the
18th of December man her MaioSty's ship
at Mozart Hall. The celebrated pilot.
Charles J.. Siegel, will be on board. and
there is not the least doubt but that he will
run the gallant boat into Il haven OF sue
cess. The men and officers OF the Second
station have not had benefit during the
year-not because they have not deserved
II, bit because they have not had an op
pOrtunitv. No more gallant men wear
the brass and blue in the city, and IT will
be n matter Of real pleasure 10 have a
chance OF contributing 10 their benefit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-03

DUBLIC AUCTION OF FOUR BFAI-
By Frank D. i'm x Co.,
Red . tate Agents and Aurtian.pr-.
Hos Main street.


V'RUSTEES' SALE OF THAT LARGE
4 AND HANDSOME fOiR-STORY EpICk
NLLLlNG, Win DETACHED kITCiiEN.
&o" At TIE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
btOAD AND COLLEhE STREETS. Al At-C-
iivN.-iy virtue Of q decd 81 trust from Jane.
Leigh Joneaaui wife. dated september -. $50.
ana duly recorded in tie clcrk's office of Rich
mona 'hhneer} Court. We viii ~all, upon the
premises, on
FRIDAY, DECrNgfE S.Ie-2.
a O'Clock T.. VI. commencing promptiyl. aIl
dat LOT, WITH TIE IMPROVEMENTS
lHEktoN, situated on the north side of Broad
street. IN ilc city Of Richmond. az the northwest
corner Of the intersection 81 Broad and College
streets, fronting on Broad street ~ S-I2 feet RIM
ming back between parallel line, lG2 feet Ia an
alley. '
The house contains twelve or more Rooms.
ktchcn with four rooms. aud other ouf-hou.a.
INC dwelling J. IN nice order throughout fitted nm
WIN all TIE modern Improve mcnts, bot and cold
water. a.. W.
TERMS one fourth cash balance in four. ,i,lt.
ana twelve months for negotiable notes. Inte1.st
10 be added, and secured BY decd OF trust.
JOHN \. COKE,
+. ". CHRISTIAN,
sale by PRANK ID. HILL ( CO.. Auc:ldneer,.
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EOR BALTIMORE. c=gp..
POWltATAN LINE-DIHTCT SrEANtER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

tuti further uoticc. Che steamer LUCILLE wil
-ali every MONDAY 40 - noon from POWUA.
7 An Doc *. 90 Iwcu'y-Iourth and Docs streets
direct for Baltimore.
Through BIZ of adny signed and goods for.
wlrdnd with al patch 90 points North aud NDi
Freight received daily until J.. vi.
For further Information. apply L.
W.O. Knight. Agent.
y. J. MLleICIN. Snllrifing A.nnt IL W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-03

by yi.luc of % dcc.cc OF thn CL1ucory CONF, of
the city OF Richmond in tive ~gif of 1alh 1nd wifi.
rs. shepard. g., entered ou tine 18th dJv OF No-
yombcr, So. and a~ special commissioner ap-
pointed thCrcIy,l shJll proceed tp -ou no public
auction. on the pumi-C..on
TUESDAY. DE,ENHrg -. ls~2.
az O'Clock =. NJ. the REAL ESTATE mcn-
toned in said decree. being - 7-lO ACRES or
BEAU IlfIlLl LOCATED LAAD.lyiue immc-
dItly on tine (ary-~frcc ron IUd lu TINT Al.mlty
where property Is rapidly enhancing Boa value. The
Improvements now being made Dos uc clty uu ne
Rc-cNolr Park. which adioiu- tal, property. VIII
greatly enhance ITS ytiuc and G,-irahllity, and
purchase rs May expect N"iy -o' to soc n divided
up and -aid g., bIiliing lot. at hiud .0inc uroh.
ON their iuyc -tmcut-. TIE property VIII -oiIas
whole or -ub-dly l. diets may seem ie-t con- .iv o.
sale.
TERMS: one uIrI cash: balance 20 -tN and
twelve month, For ncguu ode notes. with pop
cent. interest ioi. aud tiile retained ui go the
purcaase-moueN g. paid and % conveyance 0rd. rcd
by ihc Court. JAMES ALI tED JONL~.
dc Special Commissioner.
Ey 81. Thompson Brown.