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The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24
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d.. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-~la the Unitod g$ataa
CeuTt se~day, the venerable Tsadso Treat
pge8tdiag, 'sR exciting soeae oeeuErea.
Rx-Uaised States Senator Jeha .. Een>
degsoa and Henry &. Cunningham. . law
yer q pronnisnee st tho Federal aud su-
nTeoae Coage bars, were dLscnaaiag "a or
dsF presented by Gs9. Henderson Ia =
ReadIRg case, and Canningham e8eepsea
70 Sse fora. Gea. Iendegean reaor4ea with
charge OF bad faith On Cuaaiaghaaa'a
part, and the latter said: s@Es IL mos txae.a
IN an inssane Henderson struck hina seuars
IL the face, then hit htn twice mere. an
ana}ly hurled him agninst sn iron pillas,
Breaking his little dagger aud disIacatine
ewo others. fudge Treat seemed was paSa-
lySed by tie scene, md In attempting 80
SPEAK gave away 20 his emotion.
WhIle Gen. Henderson was trying 20
epolegigo to the Court Cunnlaghasa dtb.
nounced hio asseilane g. eeward, 49,
dared hiHa 70 show fight eusside the ooazs
R@@m. s.
Tne Judge, recovering htaself, said last
during allthe long yeszss no haa osyvesason
ahe bsneh he had never witneasetl 90 di6p
gsa@efu1 eoene, oaeh On netes dsoeegaatra
Sez tAe Ceuaf, and By q; mano OF Gen. Hes
0eraon'e ot&adiagit waa peculiarly gspye~
henaib1e. He weuld have 30 spelOgiae.
0ea. HendeFeon aaid that he had already
spolegiBe9, bus she Ceurs sasissed thas
Chat vas not ene'sgh. and anea Alra go
aF. Cunaiagham attempted Go ssesR.
eas was giIaneees. Flo then wens over D., .
asFgeon's 10 have hia injured hand assana-
Cd Do. 3
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24
- LARGE BOARD DEKL,
Vateh sAe geveRnmens g. exp@oa@a
% P@y-FAo TEee G2esaa PvaeA-
Capital &@ee4pe

AsanssroR, Eev. s-The peeple q
.As4eeron Hotel to-day presented Ia. to Gag-
Aesd besfa Of au1is tia bill afazpaaess. In
caFred for heard by tze psssy aesesny~
Ing the President 10 Long RrassIis.lss. s,aesr
board Ia fixed q 9A per dsy s,.eh, Aslssne
She persons apecias,l. . haviag heep a.
eemaodated shere are Mrs. QaxAeId and
daughter Or. Boyntop, Col. Roekweu,
wife, soa and daughter, J. Stanley Brown.
warren Sonng, Col, Corbin, slae su<geens
and experts. 4 charge Of $50 Ia made ear
beard.
AFTER THE LAND QgABBxns,
WASHINGTON, New. s.--An evil which
Aas grown,to great porportiens aud for
which remedy Is being eagerly sought
ID now engaging the attention OF Conmis~
s1oneS Mcfarland OF the General Lane
Oh1ee. liz to prevent persene whe make
what 10 bnown &c Nnber culture eahples
freea dispaoing oeehefs entry vishove bsTV-
Ing made noEae improvements, as the lsSg
Under the law ono year T.
allowed sss improvements, bus speoalseers
have been In the habit OF djsposlng Of The
land osEere that period elapsed, thus con-
plying with the letter. while they vielate
she spirit Of the law. The prsctiee of elesHs
'n land eflces threughout the cesnbry aGs-
lag % attorneys for persens having bust
neas before receivers has grown to SUCH %
exeens thas Commissioner Mcfarland hSa
'aken the matter In hand md to-day Or
ando Fletcher, clerk Ia the receivers o.
loo Is Mitchell, Dsk., was disehereed for
>ngaging in the busEnGas. =.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24

zen, y 20 aaid ''oae ef&he vary aseaask.
Best girle In the Vorld is Ia leve wiss nse
and folks kRow Is, and 1t jnss hseaea ~
heart. Why aheald isP WAY, den6 ySa
know shas nteo fellows alwayo &C. Co.
cheap ereasesre aes. . Wsfssapd nice gtFSs
always marry Haaaerablesfallaqa. polSs
knov she 10 . thnougaly gooa gsssl ana a.
20 20 - . reglsoF taugh. ~ eharaer
3 Ealnea.'s
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''Oa, yes, said 1rs Brewn, . ako 5sF-
vsyed With evidoat pleasure the llesIs - -
lor side board, covered with OIL ohfna a.
decorated uith highly oolozea t1dies. 'eagr.
BroHn remarked Last nighe ehac / Eae
eeceEaing qaibo 90 atheist" aad the IL
aady's eoaatsmsnee fairly hean7ed wlsA =
ughs % her eyes rested On 1e-osaS gas~
anaeo teapot.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24

'nseEserenee Of troops fron the Waehusatt
alone savedie 1roEn utter deaaelistaa. and
enaeled SeFFia r 70 ssesps vIeh hkk LIE.
1eFras seeHaa g have Gee II Into hIa ihaad
that he was SO fag from the gaaes ef sore
tary FoIGer'a vleiSa that ha could ruse
shtRga In Alaska pTetty sauch % he .plaas~
%.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24
KEEPING TIE BARY QUIET.

|. An EngIish gentleman who PASSED
months hunting among the Rocky noun
eaiRa says his first genuine Impression Of
the west aame while ha was siding over an
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24

Corn-husking CONTINUES ii ths raral IL
tricts, but Wheatvitle, Gennaoe eeaaty, . J.
Y J, remains the only place heard srsa, up
to the hour Of going to presg, where .
bashful young man Waa found. wl.h. niaa.
red ears in his pocket, and wa daeEea lii D
aaill-pond BY bsvy Of tadignae glfae-
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24
MARRIAGE IN FRANCE.

In France, a girl who remains single up
to The age Of % may be looked upon almost
as an anomaly; even the least attractive
regarding their establishment in life not
merely as a probable eventuality, but rs a
matter Of course. When scarcely in her
teens, says all the Year Roand, her future
prospects Lave been already discussed, and
her 'Sexpectancies" accurately calculated
by that mysterious but influential Yehn-
gericht, the family council; suggestions
from IFS different members as TO the CORES
ponding advantages she is entitled to de-
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24

FI5e remains of Angela were laid upon
q Uniform, covered with a cloth, and
stones YEtseed beneath Her head. For four
davs a,559 nights the body was kept in this
positiouzNhile the lover kept 4 ceaseless
vigil best6ls it. a the expiration Of this
asne tlls body was wrapped III 4 winding
sheet aud buried in. the dump Of the
road-bed, the remains being covered with
earth from the dumping carts.
1NDEPEND ENr BosToNIANs.
The women Of Boston, says a cores
pondent Of the Hartford gourant, may not
get the right Of suffrage before women
elsewhere, but without that right they are
The Benton weekly record., 1882-11-24

The Princess Dolgourouki Jurieska,
who is now in Paris, is not the morganatic
widow Of the Czar, although she il related
to her. Several interviewers have called
upon the princess, and one created some
amusement by asking her whether there
was any truth in the report that she had
aihilistic syrnpatEies. The secret Of the
Misunderstanding between the real Prin-
cess Dolgourouki and the imperial family
is well Kept. 1t is certain, however, that
her highness is everywhere followed by
Russian police agents. It seems hard to
understand what part this lone woman
could play i'll Muscovite politics, unless
she fell into the hands Of unscrupulous ad-
visers. Those who know her best, hoWev-
er, state that the Princess Dolgourouki is
intelligent and astute, and that she is not
likely 30 be drawn into the vortex OF Rus
sian parties. Her wealth is greater than
that Of any Of the grand dukes, and her
Widowhood is the highest dignity she can
hssna fo obtain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06
Guiteau's Poisoned Bouquet.

CHICAGO, October 4.-George ScOyille
says in regard to the poisoned bouquet
given Guiteau before his execution, that
on the morning of that day John w. Gui-
teau, Mrs. Scoyille, and Miss Cheyalier
drove to the Jail. On the way they stopped
at the florists where the flowers for the
funeral had been ordered. While waiting
Mrs. Scoville ordered the bouquet. Itwas
handed TO John Guiteau, who unwrapped
the parcel as they drove along and showed
The flowers TO the ladies, then wrapping
them up again. At the Jail he gave it to
the warden, who look il TO Guiteau's CELL
AS matter Of fact, Mrs. Scoville never
ha d the bouquet in her hands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06
DueI With Swords.

PARIS, October An. Arthur Meyer, OF
The GaulOiS, and NJ. CASTOR Dreyfus fought
a duel with swords to-day. NJ. Meyer was
wounded in the cheek and hand. NJ. Ar
thur Meyer has just resumed charge of the
Gdu!OiS, which he made q Bonapartist-
Legitimist paper during his previous adj
minis. ration. In partnership with NJ.
Henri de Pere he took up the succession of
jules Simon, who had tried TO give it a
clerical tone, and restored it 10 the frivo-
lous domain for which NJ. Tarbe, its
founder, had destined it, VI. Meyer is
noted As a duelist. His last appearance in
that character was with Baron Harden
Hickey, the Franco Ilibernian editor OF the
Jriboulet. But on that occasion the seconds
discovered that there was no real cause for
duel, and the quarrel ended in smoke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF THOSE TWO

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF THOSE TWO
HANDSOME, ATTRACTIVE, VERY vALUA-
BILE AND CosDoDIoUs
rrvE-sToRY IRON AND sToCK-BRICK-
FRONT STORES,
KNOWN AS
THE "PRICE BLOCK"
ON TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN
AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
IN THE VERY HEART AND BUSINESS
PORTION OF TIE CITY,
occIrpIEDBYTHEM MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK, THE MERCHANTS AND
PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
AND THE UPPER PART BY MEssRS. A.
HoEN & CO., LITHOGRAPHERs.
Bv virtue Of n decree of the Chancery Court OF
the CITY of Richmond, entered the 10Th OF April,
1882, In the suit of the Planters National Bank
a.
pronounced by said court I'm said cause, the under
Signed, special commissioners thereby appointed,
will sell by public auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1882,
AT l o'clock +. NJ, the VERY VALUABLE PRO
PERTY located and described as above, fronting
on the south line of Main street ~ 7-l2 fect ana
extending back between parallel INES ana ai s
the eastern line of Eleventh street l4o O-Iz ieet'
The location of this property Is, without excep-
ton the best in the city, while the very admirable
arrangements for business purposes, ana te cxcel-
capitalists wishing the most solid and profitable
investments as such property Is rarely found In the
TERMS: One fourth cash residue at six, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, D per
cent. added. and the title retalnedunlll me ehtre
nurchasc-rnoney f. paid and conveyance ordered
by the Court. CHARLES f.. WIlITLOCK,
HENRY G.. CANNON,
special Commissioners.
WIN. III 5 a1S & Co" Ape'loneer'. -. ,
QuARLEs McCURDY,) &c .
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
lib Main street.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE MOST
DESIRABLE CENTRAL VACANT PRO
PERTY NOW TO BE HADIN
THE CITY FOR STORES
OR DWELLINGS.
LARGE VACANT PROPERTY CORNER OF
FIFTH AND CLAY STREETS: THE
FRAME AND BRICK IMPROVE
MENTS TO BE SOLD FOR RE-
MOVAL ON FIFTEEN
DAYS NOTICE.
TIE ESTATE OF JOHN r. KERR, DECEASED.
As executor Of the above estate and by virtue OF
the will Of Mrs. Martha T. Kerr, deceased. direct
Ing me so to do, will sell at public auction on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1882,
at 4 O'Clock L. NJ,
the above MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY, con-
sisting of all that property on the southeast cor
ner of Clay and fifth streets. fronting 30 feet on
CLAY street, with depth of l63 feet inches on
Fifth street. with OLD FRAMED HOUSES
thereon and TWO BRICK KITCHENS.
The property has been sub-diyded into five lots
on Clay 10 an alley, and two Firth street 10 an
alley. Some Of the lots contain brick and frame
improvements which will bring good rent.
TERMS As 20 lots. one fourth cash, aud balance
I'm six, twelve. and eighteen months, 6 per cent.
interest, secured by trust-dced; and cash As To
houses to DE removed. \. BODEkER,
Executor
j. TIC IPSON BROWN, Auctionecr. oc3
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Tpubiishcd by rcluostI
asarsa.s Letter.

RaRos ketters
was sitting In my study
Writing letters, when heard,
/. Please, dear mamma, Mary told me
Mamma mustn't be isturbcd.
e But Use tired OF the kitty.
Want some ozzer hng 10 10.
Writing letters, Is on. mamma;
SAINT write letter tool"
Mot now, darling. mammals busy;
Run aud play with kttty now"
" No. no, mamma, me write letter
Tan II 'ou Will show me how"
would paint my dariing's portrait
AS his sweet eyes searched my face
Hair OF gold and eyes of azure,
Form Of childish, witching grace.
Blu, the eager face was cloudcd.
As L slowly shook my hcad,
TIN said. I'm make letter
OF YOU. darling boy, fnsteaa."
Sol nsrfed back the trcsscs
From ms forehead high and white,
And = stamp, In sport, pasted
Mid Its waves Of golden light.
Then said, Now. little letter,
Go away and bear good news:
And I smiled rs down the staircase
Gathered loud the little shoes.
Leaving me. the darling hurried
Down to Mary In his glee,
Mammals writing lots Of letters;
"I'se letter. Mary. seer"
No one heard the little pratt'c,
Asonce more he climbed the stair.
Reaching his little cap and tipper
standing on the entry s'air.
No one heard the front door open,
No one saw the golden hair
Asit fl0ated DER his shoulders
In the crisp October air.
Dovn the street the baby FASTENED
Till he reached the Office door:
use letter, Mr.. Postman'
ais there room for any more!
..'Cause dis letters dom 10 papa;
Papa lives with God. 'ou know.
Mamma sent me for letter.
"Does 'ou fink at tan gof
But the clerk in wonder answered,
Mot to-day, my little man."
:. Den III find nozzer once,
"sause | must go IL tam"
Fain the clerk would have detained him,
Buf the pleading face was gone,
And the little feet were fastening
BY the busy crowd swept on.
Suddenly the crowd was parted
People fed 10 left and right
As a pair Of maddened horses
At the moment dashed In sight.
No one saw the baby figure
No one saw the golden hair,
TIL voice Of frightened sweetness
Rang out ON the autumn air.
Twas too latc--a moment only
stood the beauteous vision there,
Then the little face lay lifeless
Covered DER with golden hair.
Reverently they raised my darling,
Brushed away the curls or gold;
saw the stamp upon the forehead,
Growing now So Icy cold.
Not mark the face disfgured,
showing where n hOof had trod;
But the little life was ended
"Papa's letter" was with God.
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Ky Frank ID. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. llOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
~ BRICK DWELLING No. o EAST CANAL
sIREET AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF decree
OF Richmond Chancery Court, May 7, | sSl, In the
oass Oh MaIarop' trustee, Us. Waldrop, win SELL
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9,Iss2,
t ~ o'clock i. NJ, the above property. The
HOUSE Is well bniit of brick. three rooms; de-
tached brick kitchen with Two rooms; city water
ana eulvert on lot LOT 25xl06 feet. This pro-
berty rents Tor eroneh 10 pay IL per cent. net on
TERMS; Ore fourth cash; balance In four, eight,
sha Twelve months, per cent. interest added.
49,. JAMES CAskIE,
VIZ Special Commissioner,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE
y STORY BRICK STORE No. 1909 EAST
fRANkL1N STREET, BETWEEN TWELFTH
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS, BY AUCTION
By virtue OF deed of trust dated 18th October.
court clerk 5 Office In Deadlock III b, on page
25o, and being required to do so by the creditor
secured, VIII sell by public auction, on the pre-
misses, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1882,
at Az O'Clock T.. NJ, the VALUABLE STORE
above referred TO- At present occupied IA shops an
LOT storage by MIR. Preston Bevn, fronting about
~ iee'' ana running back about feet.
rms property Is well located for the furniture
business. and always commands good rental and
should attract the attention Of investors as well as
those wanting good business stand IN an Inn
proving location.
TERMS BY CONSENT: One third cash balance
at 81 and twelve months for notes with Interest,
ana secured by deed OF trust.
a. ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, AuctlOneers. oc5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06
by W. Goddln Il Son,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets,

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
L FARM IN HENRICO COUNTY OF &c
36l-lO00 ACRES, ON E.WTLLIANSBURG
TURNPIKE, TWO MILES BELOW RICH
MOND.-As trustee In two deeds Of trust-the first
from William White given for the unpaid pur-
chase-moneyl, bearing date LIST August. 1871: the
second from William White and wife, bearing
date 18th September, 1874. doth duly recorded in
ltenricO County COurtl-I shall, In execution
thereof; and at the request Of the holder of the
debts thereby secured, proceed 10 sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER l3, 1882,
nj o'clock =. NJ, III fair: If not, AT the same
hour on the first fur day thcrcafterJ that very
kNCELLENr FARM located as above. cOntain-
ing GO 36l-lO00 ACRES, and ROW In the Occu-
pancy Of the widow Of the said White. The land
Is all In cultivation and Of excellent quality The
improvements consist Of a comfortable brick
dwelling and the usual Out-bulldings, together
with an excellent Young orchard.
TERMS: The deed requires cash sale sufficient
10 defrdy expenses Of sale and 10 pay of the In
terest and principal due on "A negotiable note of
: ,5nO and a bond Of 5000. on which about
sf27.3O. more or less, are now due, and as 10
the residue. on such terms the personal repre-
sentative Of the debtor shall prcscr be and direct
or In case of her failure to give any directions
then on credit as to such residue until LIST jan
nary 1854, bearing legal interest, secured by
ueeu OF trust. W. GODDIN,
W D Trustee
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By Furman Topper
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer,
1915 Main street,

4 TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
- TW0-SIORY FRAME TENEMENT, ON
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN DECATUR
AND STOCKTON STREETS. IN THE CITY
OF MANCHESTER.-By request Of the owner, a
NONRESIDENT who Is an xous TO sell, will offer the
abOve-described PROPERTY by auction, on the
premises, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 0, 1882,
NJ AZ O'Clock j. NJ This property is well located !;
Is In good repair, and always commands a having
rental. The lot fronts 29.x132 feet The high
rents In Manchester make investments of this
purchaser.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance In six and
Twelve months, q PER cent. interest added To the
deferred notes, and secured by trust deed.
FURMAN UPPER,
Sc 27,29&Ocl,3,5,6,7S Anctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06
Brief News Items.

EX-Secretary Blaine arrived at his home,
in Augusta, Me-, Wednesday night
General Slocm Wednesday accepted the
Syracuse nomination for congressman at
arge from New York.
The coopers of Dayton, Ohio, struck
Wednesday for an increase OF two cents
per barrel. This the mllcrs refuse, as they
have q large stock Of flour on hand.
Lord Maurice Fitzgerald was married in
London on Wednesday to Miss Lily Bis
choffschiem.
Secretary Folger left the Hoffman House,
New York. early Wednesday morningto go,
twas said, TO Geneva. He WAS unattended.
His secretary, Mr.. Sperry, followed at
noon. Another report says he has gone TO
Milwaukee to visit his sick son.
The " head-house" at the Stanton air
shaft, in the Wikebarre Mine district, was
burned Wednesday. The men at work in
the shaft escaped uniniured by coming out
at the mouth Of the Empire mines. The
loss is estimated at $4,000, and is covered
by insurance.
The R0iI,rdy Age reports the construc-
ton OF 1909 miles OF main track during
September, and a total for nine months of
the present year OF S,075 miles; estimated
construction for the year, 10000 miles-an
amount far greater than ever before built
In one season.
John II. Swift, formerly merchant OF
New York, died in May, 1882, leaving
will wherein he made requests to relatives
and friends, and also gave the various reli-
gious and educational societies requests
amounting to nearly Sl,000,000. Wednes-
day n suit was begun in the New York SUI
preme Court for judicial construction OF
the will The estate will not realize over
S200.000.
The PENNSYLVANIA Steel Association held
It's e@nual meeting in Philadelphia We'd
nesday, and report was read showing in
net tons the quantity OF steel manufactured
in this country during the past ten years.
The report says: " An increase in our pro-
ductiOn Of steel from 100, l0S tons to LIS
9l2 tons in ten years reads like fable.
The figures are, however, reliable. They
undoubtedly record the greatest metallurgi-
cal achievement ever accomplished by any
country"
Wednesday morning, immediately after
opening business ut Calais, Me-, large
number Of dry-goods firms, located very
near the New Brunswick end OF the bridge
crossing the river at the head OF navigation,
were raided by Dominion customs officers
and large amount OF goods seized
Enough is known TO fear that one or more
firms will have hard work to recover
Steamers have been bringing unusually
heavy consignments, and it is supposed
that the Dominion Government has had
detectives stationed in Calais since the
opening OF the fall trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06
BY Quarles Il Me
BY Quarles Il McCurdy
successors to Robert Il. Lyne.)
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. and Brokers,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE DESIRA-
L BILE SUBURBAN FARM OF THE LATE
SAMUEL SCTHERLAND'S ESTATE, STU
ATED on THE CRAIGTON ROAD ONE MILE
EAST OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. AD-
JOINING TIE LANDS OF MESSRS. JOHN D..
DAVIS (WOODNILLEl, J. ". OTEY. HECH-
LER AND OTHERS, AND CONTAINING 57s
ACRES OF lIIGHLI-CUL1INAT LAND.
UPON WHICH I II T. II T. Is ABBOTT 5000
FRUIT TREES AND \ VINEYARD OF OVER
1000 VINES, 4 81 \ X &C t = BEDS, NICE
DWELLING. &C., ALL IN F1RST-CLASS OR
DER.-ln execution Of u certain deed of trust,
dated lSth March. 1879. from Martha f. Suiher-
land 20 ROber. Il. Lyme and \. VI. Kelley. trustees
and OF record IN lienricO County Court, ID. g. lO2,
page $50. the undersigned, Is surviving trustee
being required so 10 do by the holder Of the note.
thereby secured. default having been made in the
premises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1882.
az ~ O'Clock i. NJ. the desirable home above men,
tiOned The improvements consist of a nice new
ly-built frame dwelling two stories high. with hall
through centre stable and all necessary OuthOuSes
The land lies well, Is well watered and is in high
state OF cultivation. The orchard consists Of APP
pie pear, peach and other trees. This Is truly one
of the incest suburban homes near the city, and
should attract attention.
TERMS: Cash as 10 costs and expenses of sale
and to pay of n note Of $1,000, with interest from
18Th March, 1882 balance upon such terms as
VIII be given at time of sale.
4. NJ KELLEY, Surviving Trustee.
QUARLES x MCCCRDY, AuctlOneers. Oc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-06
by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciionccrs,
Eleventh street between Mainland Bank.

MOST VALUABLE BROAD-STREET
WI LOTS, on THE NORTH SIDE. BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS. FOR
SALE BY AUCTlON.-By request of the owner
we Will sell by auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1852,
NJ AZ O'Clock T.. NJ. the PROPERTY situated as
above. and being part OF what was the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad De
pot lot. This property fronts 80 feet on Broad
street, runs back 20 feet To- Eukcr's Garden, and
Is one of the choicest sites in the city for business
purposes.
The grea; and une1ualcd increased value Of
property In this vicinity should attract the attcn-
lion Of capitalists and of persons who seek the
most desirable situations on Broad street for stores
TERMS: Easy. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
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