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BOOKS. STATIONERY. de.

GUNNER BOOKS.-God and Creation,
y bv Rev T.. X. Howison. AZ : For the Major, by
author Of. Aune."Sl Life of Bishop Nilhcrforce,
az: Land and Labor. by Moody, $3.50; Days
with Great Authors. by JerrOld. 40: Lord BcrrOrs-
ford by the " Duchess" 2jc.: Wanda. 10y ' Out
ia.m 46c.: but Yet a Woman. by Hardy, Sl.25 /;
Through one Administration. 10y Thomas Burnett.
$50: Tie Data Of Ethics. by Herbert Spencer
SOC: Tiger Lily aud Other stories, 81; Or. Clau-
dius by author Of" Mr.. lsaacs." 81.
ie "a WEST JOHNSTON e co.
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rxCURsuONs. PIC-NICs. &c.
rNDAY-SCHOOL PIC-NIC.

SUNDAY-SCHOOL PICNIC.
CENTENARY NET II ODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL viii have their ANNUAL PICNIC At
ASHLAND PARK on FRIDAY, June 29ih.
Tickets: Adults, Soc: children under fifteen
yeirs. 2Jc Cars leave depot ~ ElJa station a. 9
O'Clock promptly. Tickets may be had a the
train. j. SI--t
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Father Ryan, the poet OF the South, Is 10
lecture IN Lynchburg on tomorrow.
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DOOK-BINDERY AND BLANK-BOOK
ID MANUFACTORY. RICHMOND, w.

We beg to remind merchant and manufacturers
that we are prepared TO furnish all kinds Of
BLANK BOOKS in any quantity from stock or
made 10 order, and at reasonable prices.
je 2O-dcOd&w BECKWITH &PARlIAM.
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OPENING OF BON AIR HOTEL
~ AID -
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENT
TO THAT -
FAVORITE SIMMER RESORT
FOR THE
SEASON OF lSS3.
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RATLRoAD,l
PAssENGEG DErARrMENT,.

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAmRoAD,l
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
EfCHMOND, June ,, 1888.
Commencing TUESDAY. June ., lSs3, BON
AIR HOTEL will open for the summer season.
and the first of tho uslal sENI-WEEkLY EN-
CURslONS viii take place on that. day. leaving
Richmond at 5:l5 L. NJ; returning, leave Bon
AR nc / and arrive in Richmond al lO;SO l.. VI:
Unless otherwise advised. these excursions will
hereafter occur on TUESDAY and FRIDAY OF
each week.
The uniform rate of fare FOR round-irip tickets
on regular Passenger or excursion trains VIII De
zoe. straight fare In each direcuon, 2oe. -,
The usual forms of continuation tlcAe's VIII
For tickets and all information apply either al
Richmond or Manchester stations: -
FOR charter Of special traiR, caI In T
je elm General Passenger Agent
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT, gtftill,.I
- COMMENCING June 3, 1883. sfs.-<--s<. :
TO OLD POINT COMFORT AND NokfoLh
DIRECT.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO hfGEiA
HOTEL, OLD POINT COMFORT AND
NORFOLK
WITHOUT TRANSFER
Is by The
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANIES ELE-
GANTLY REBUILT AND FAST lhoN
STEAMER ARIEL.
TICKETS. ONLY ONE DOLLAR,
(UNLIMIrED.l
sui lower rates for military and other society
excursion parties. ....,,.,,...,
Nd DUST, NO TRANSFERS. SEA BK i, y
DUTCH GAP, JAMEsTOWN,AN md , uN ,,,,aN
ALLELED WARAND COLONIAL sCEhEHh'
ELEGANT MEALS. with all the luxuries OF The
sea- for 10 cents.
TICKETS TO WASHINGTON. ID. Co. ONLY
Close cor,..,,o -, Gid Point Comfort with
elegant steamer, l.. y. TATUM.
superintendent,
ie3 100 east Main street.
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rnE MS NATIoNAL BANK oF ElcInoNp. !
RIcmMoyp. Va. June 30. 30. is !,

RICHMOND, VA. June 20. lss3
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
i HAVE THIS DAY DECLARED ont Of the
net earnings of the current six months DlNl-
DFND ON THE CAPITAL STOCK OF PER
CENT. free Of tax. payable % shareholders o.
Or AFTER The ID DAY or JULY Mkt.
ic 24-IOt II. &. BURNETT. Cashier.
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LIME, CEMENT, &c.

Z 0S1 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
csCo-f LAND LIME from the celebrated
COBB LIME-KILNs" daily expected per
schooner Brigadier, for sale low from dock by
ROBERT WENDENBURG,
20, Nos. sos Main aud IL Fifteenth streets.
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Trains leave Richmond $50 L. NJ; arrive ut
Lynchhurg AZ $50 a. VI. sunday. Leave Lynch
burg returning at $50 =. NJ. sunday; arrive At
Richmond al $3.50 \. VI. Monday.
Fifteen hours In Lynchburg. Fare for rouhd
trip, 50.
Tickets for sale by the committee: Pat. Nard;
Richmond and Allegheny Express once ana
Charles Lenurs, al Watt & Calls ANA ~ depot
saturday night. le 2b-bt
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DIVIDENDS.

The CITIZENS BANK or RtCuMONn,i
RICHMOND, Va. June %, Ssh.
DHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or
4 THIS BANK have this day declared e SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF 3 PER CENT. out OF
the net earnings of the past six months, payable
on aud after July ., 1883.
g. 26-td : G.. WALLACE. Cashier.
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK.g
RICHMOND, June %. 1858.
TIIE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
1 have dcclareda SENll-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
OF THREE PER CENT. free OF an taxcsl. uay-
able 10 its stockholders on and AFTER MONDAY,
july 2. 1855. WILLIAM A.JENKiNS.
jc 26-7t Cashier.
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IT WILL PAY YOU
to call al cur store THIS WEEK and purchase
your good, %, our
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23
HE TOOK HIM AL HIS WORD

A man had claim against an impe-
c,nious cuss, and he had sent word Il
him dozen times to come to his place
and settle. One day the man. with hi,
entire family and IA wagon load of plum
der, drove up.
"Hcllo,' said the creditor, what does
all this mean?'
81 mean that | have accepted your re
peatcd invitations
"You never got any invitations from
me"
eyes | did and | can show them, y
producing whole pile Of duns; "evcry
one Of these says "come to my place and
settle and as my landlord has turned M
out Of his house, just thought I'd ac-
ecpt your polite offers, and come to your
place and settle Get out Mary, and take
out the children. Tell me where you
want the crowd dumped, and the way
we'll settle will make that vilMinous land
lord pray for tender heart like yours.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23
NONE OF OUR BUSINESS

You say it is none Of our business,
bat We cannot help regretting the fact
that 50 many ladies and children were
present at the execution yesterday. Lit
tie children were there who could hardly
talk plain, crowding up to the front and
even crawling under the ropes that sur
rounded the scailold Did they call
there for any instruction they might re-
ceive2 Not at all but from morbid
desire to SEQ fellow creature launched
of into eternity. The scene will be in
delbly stamped on their infant minds,
not so much as a warning to them to not
do wrong but as scene Of lawful muir
der. Many ladies' were in the crowd
who would shrink at mouse or turn
their head away at the death of a chick
en-, but when this human being was hung
by the neck, such remarks AS, "Why
don't he kick p Gle dies easy, don't
he?, Its NO fun unless he would
kick ! could be plainly heard from the
feminine lips. But it is none of our bus
mess. Dlgtoa Chronicle.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23
SHERIDAN NEW INDIAN
POLICY.

Shcridan's new Indian policy was re-
Gently explained to gathering of the
Shoshoncs about > 300 in number. The
pres ntation is AZ follows:
The startling Indian policy of General
Sheridan was then represented to the
tribe. He proposed to do away with all
reservations As such, and Indian agencies
and agents In place Of the lands thus
taken the Government would issue bonds
bearing interest the. same a. any other
Goyerume Mt bonds. Thee bond, would
be Issued in payment for all property lost
and the interest paid scni-ahnually. Tn,
| der this act the Indian, would be obliged
to take up homcrtcads and live On the i'll
ter ST of the bonds and the product OF
| their farms thus secured. Interest on
the bond, would be payable at certain
Convenient forts by the United States
uIhci..l-, in the same way AZ the army l.
paid This would eiItctuay release the
Indians from the control Of the Interior
Department and place them absolutely at
the mercy Of the department OF war
There would be no agencies, but citizens
would be protected by the existing lines
Of forts. General Sheridan claims that
nearly all the Indian troubles OF the past
lew year, have arisen through the cor
rurtion OF Indian agents. Under his
method the Indians would be held rcspon-
.ibe a, citizens and would be liable to
both civil and military law in the district
in which they reside He claimed that
the Government would be benefited by
the issuance OF the bonds and that the
Indians would secure all that they dc
and r the present system, and, III fact
the latter would receive more than they
do now, rs 80 much is absorbed in paying
through diiilr nj banks,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIOC.

One Of the young printers attended
the |. T. t. meeting in this city WA,
quite gone on Cincinnati girl, and one
evening when he went down to see her,
he met the girls father for the first time
alone.
~ believe you have called before.
said the old gentleman, inquisi,iyely.
YES sir, it has been my pleasure t.
do go
"And you admire ny daushter?'
Eyes, sir.
"What is your business
"Tm printer.
"What is your reIigion?'
"lm Typographical Union man,
said the young man, wishing to be face
tious.
"Oh, you are? And you believe il
that kind of Union do you!'
Eyes, sir, do"
"Wcll, you want to get cut of her
pretty quick. iou might have marrlet
the girl in the old fashioned way, bat
don't believe in this free love busine,
affinity trash, union of souls, typosraphi
cal unions, nor nom Of the new ianglc'
notions you young spri,s are trying t.
get up to improve on the plan desiIna
by our ancestors, and which | think plen
ty good en- Iugh. Good evening, sir, an
VIII IN you have chan ,ed your religion
Call around again, md if this -irl is NAL
ried, I've got two or three more comm
on. "-Cincinnati Drummer.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23
HOW TIE THInD LIAM TREATED

The Midiletown Press lis the follow
ing story, which by the way has local
bearing in every American town:
A party Of three or four gentlonen
who were in hotel IN this village few
days before election were invited to take
something by one of their number. AZ
ter they had taken it, and had chattcd a
few minutes, another Of the party sol
EMMY suggested that it would be well to
take something They accepted the
invitation and they took something again
They then started out and in few min
utes, as they were passing dry goods
store another Of the party stopped them
and said
"Let's 20 in and take something
"Why that $ dry goods store said
one OF the party.
"Wcll, what of it? Come in"
In they marched, and ranged them
elves before the counter, the gentlemen
who had invited them, propounded the
question, what will you take?
Que OF the party took box of collars,
another took clean shirt. When the
bill had been settled and they had
walked out, they looked at each other
rather shocpishly and began to see, fol-
the first time, the foolishness of the
treating" business. Ii men must treat
why not do it in dry goods store? Y
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23
PHARAOH s CHARIOT

The Able Moi.no is said to have ac.
tually formed company in Paris, with a
capital of $4,000, to get Pharaoh
chariot out Of the Red sea.-Erchanqe
If Mr., Willard could get the use of i,
for while it would be just the thing 70,
him to ride into Seattle on. We have
almost forgotten how Pharaoh in his
young days regarded the Northern Paci.
te railroad project, but it will no doubt
cause him to turn in is grave to find
that it has been so speedily constructed
Yakima SiqnaI.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23

CHEAP FOR tAsH.-We offer for sale the
present dress of type and Washington No.
) hand press, all in good order, with about
40 fonts of display letter. that upon which
the ELLsR is how printed, cheap for cash.
Our increased business patronage compels
an enlargement and power press. Those
who contemplate new departures will find
here bargain.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23

AN IMPORTANT INTENTIONAL self.
acting sofa just large enough for two has
been Invented. If properly wound up
it will begin to ring warming bell Just
before 10 o'clock. At one minute afte,
10 it splits apart, and while one half car
ries the daughter Of the house up stairs
the other half kicks her young man out
doors. They viii come high but people
must have Observation-Disclosures Ne,rs,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23


Tue TALE BEARER. He is common
to all communities. When you have
told him all you know, with slight mar
gin over, and have written to your ma
aud told her of your dear friend you are
paralyzed by the fact that your bosom
companion has not only repeated all you
told him, but has exaggerated the mar
ginal notes that You scarcely know wheth-
er it is yourself or some other fellow
that was the figure head in the main act
The tale bcarear is mean cuss. He
generally raises the curtain by informing
you of some mean trick that Messrs So
4 So have done, and winds up in an in
wiling for You to unlimbcr aud relate
what you know in the premises He is
such "a Observation-Disclosures
ner-up the-alley sort of fellow that you
cannot refrain telling them all you know
and more too. The next fellow whom
he meets, he relates all that You said,
with slight variations, and sometimes h.
will even give you credit for what h.
told you to draw you ont Boomerang
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23
s-ts7-+ .-+.-ils |--.-aa| .---a4l.s|--4a slf
A PUZZLED JURY,

Gen. II. w. Judson tells good story.
1t was of case in the United States Dis
trict Court at Adams many years ago.
A patent right suit was on before judge
Nelson. William II. Seward was coun-
sci on one side. In summing up he oc-
cupicd whole day. Potter Cagger came
in while he was talking, and after listen
ing an hour turned to a learned lawyer
and inquired "What the devil is Sew
ard talking about The counsel on the
other side made long speech and thu
Judge charged. After the jury had becn
out about two hours they came into court
and the foreman said. "Your hon r,
the jury would like to ask acquisition,
Judge-"fou can proceed" " Foreman
--"Well, your honor, we would ike t.
know what this suit is about
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23

Mons. Dieulafait has concluded that
the evaporation of sea water in the re-
pion of the Rhone delta must average
at the lowest ea,imate-about one-iourth
rof an inch day throughout the year
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23

SENsIBLE.-The Oregonidn says
Postal telegraph would do as a schem,
of teiegraphic competition, not of monop
oily, II the government is going to havt
anything to do with supplying telegraph,
service it ought to construct its own line,
and leave the present companies to oper.
ate theirs. Government then would b,
IN the field as regulator" not AS mo.
nopoIst and if the government saw Fl,
to maintain Ms abominable civil service
SO that business by its telegraph could
not be kept secret, the public could have
other lines to Use.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-08-23
The Yakima .S,qaal in a lengthy art

Ihe 1aHlma Sigadf IN lengthy arti-
Gle discussing the legal status of the tele-
graph companies in relation to forming
combinations and monopolies, and
charges the pr sent difficulties to govern
ment officers in nes'ecting to enforce the
laws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:

To the Editor Of the dispatch:
I do not propose TO Offer any opinion rs
Ia which Of the illustrious men IL was who
took OF his hat TO the colored brother.
II Is likely that any one Of them might
have done so without thinking an eXplana-
ton necessary. But with all respect for
Wallace" l protest against his charac-
terizing Judge Marshal's manner as
"blunt." The straightforward kindli-
ncss and good nature" are well enough.
But the gentle, diguiiicd courtesy which
was habitual with the venerable Chief
Justice was the very opposite Of bluntness.
Sixty years since fayoriie playground
Cor the schooiboys was on the east side OF
Ninth street, opposite to bis house. He
often passed by, never failing to receive
fsnd TO return most politely the salutations
Of the boys, and IL would have surprised
none OF Us 10 see him lift his hat TO negro
lust as he did 10 ourselves. On one occa-
sion he came out and requested the "young
gentlemen 10 play somewhere else that
afternoon, as the noise distressed his wife.
who was sick. need hardly add that we
troopcd off as silently a. Mr.. Longfcllow's
Arabs, aud did not come back to that
ground until Mr.. Marshall sent us word
10 do 70.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

But we have nothing to say. Let the
foreign and northern bondholdors tackle
the Coalition, responsible for this state Of
affairs and fight it out with them. We are
satisfied, and have no further fight TO make
in the matter. The Democrats OF Virginia
have done all that duty and honor could
possibly demand OF them for an honest set
to renew the war in any shape, and will
not.--PedriSburg Virqini0n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
by Grubb- & Appcrson.
Real Estate AucttoneCrs,
No. 8 north Eleventh street.

4 UCTfON SALE AT CLOVER
~ WESTiIAM " OF FARMING MACHINERY,
IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS, HORSES. MULES.
COWS. &C, &C, &C.-Ihc owner having rented
out his farm " Lower Wesfh1m." We will sell. on
the premises, beginning ~ ~. O'Clock 4. NJ, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1883.
everything Necessary for the use Of a large farm.
including CHAMPION REAPER CHAMPION
MOWER, FARQUIiAR THRI SHER, CLAN
kR. FAN. DISC HARROW. CORN-MILL. ONE,
NATORS. HAkEoWS. &C.. and GEAR: , WA
CONS aud HARNESS. q FINE MARES and :
FlNE MULES, 2 SUPERIOR flLLlFS; 10
COWS. mostly Young some 10 the pail, aud =
number soon viii De. among them SUPERIOR
MIXERS; ] FINE BULL: HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, COHN, sIiUChS, &c,
&C.. &c.
TERMS: For all sums Of $50 and under. ca h {:
above that som, three months credit. for an
proved endorse negotiable notes. with g. tcr,',t
added. GECBBS & APPERSBN,
mh : NuctfOupcr-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

ENGINEER WISHES \ SITUATION.
IL l. n GOOD MACIIlNiST and flRtMAN.
seven years experience. Address
MECHANIC,
NH 21-2ts care of DiSpdtch ONCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
RIcRnoxD. VA, March go, 1883.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
shall be obliged If you, or any OF your
readers, will tell me where can find some
account OF the discovery Of the tomb OF
Agamemnon and the objects found there
In. "QUEsuONER."
In Professor SCHLIEMAYN's last book; but
we cannot recall its title. Any bookseller
will furnish you with publishers cata-
logue; and you may there find the name OF
The hook
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
600 CORDS TAN-BARK WANTED.

We will contract for 1000 CORDS CHEST
NUT-OAK AND SpAk!SH-OAK BARK, 10 he
pelled this spring Terms: Cash For price. &c,
call At our Office at Manchester Tannery and SUI
mac-Mills, or address
a. ID. SIOTWELL& CO..
fe lS-Sm Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
HOOKS, STATIONERY. dc.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY

PUBLISHED THIS DAY
BARToN's CIIANCERY PRACTICE AND
PLEADING.
Volume 2, 30, or inlerieayed with paper for notes
$3.50; volumes aud bound In one handsome
volume, sl2.
Either mailed paid % all who remit The price 10
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
hh -A'uAW Publishers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22

In execution ~ decree Of the Chancery Court
OF tho city of Richmond. entered on the 9Th day
of February, 1883. In the suit OF james Alfred
Jones, trustee &C.. rS. Joseph Aliens adminstra-
tor, &c. and Hewitt &C., rS. Allen, &c,and SOUTH
all and wife rs. Aliens trustee, we, The under
signed. specill commissioners thereby appointed,
will proceed 10 sell at public auction. IN the city OF
Richmond. at The Office 81 II. seldom Taylor. auc-
tioncer, corner Eleventh and Bank strecis,on
SATURDAY. MARCH "a, 1888,
Mt IL o'clock W., that truly valuable JAMES
RIVER FARM above mentioned. II contains 1O7
ACRES of viii h 1915 acres are lOw-grounds, not
eXcclcd by amy similar quantity Of land on James
river. About 20 acre. are hlghllnds III nleni
state Of cultivation. and the balance Is I'm original
forest growth The improvements consist Of q
BRICK-A ND-FRAME DWELLING with SIX
rooms, and several out-houses.
This Is an estate which VIII not only afford much
enjoyment rs a country home. but Will M the same
time Weld large return upon the Investment, ana
we call special attention OF all IN want oil such
\ plat Of the property can be seen al the Office Of
This estate win be sold subject 10 the right Of the
TuckahOC Coal-MininC Company, " any II has In
and 70 one half Of the mineral rights underlying
Terms: one fourth cash: the balance at one.
two. and three years, for negotiable notes, WIN q
per cent interest and The title 10 be retained unil
ance ordered by the court. For The Interest me
pur, htseF VIII be required 10 give negotiable notes.
payable -aunulliy. or he may. II he so desires
pay the whole purchasc-nlcn gy IN cash:
II. II. MARSHALL.
WIILIAI W. CRCMP,
Special Commissioners
sale conducted hy ". SELDOM TAYLDE, Auctions
Ger. observation-disclosures
BY William Goldsmith.
General Auctiouccr and Commission Merchant,
1914 Main street.
Marcy Fountain, SalcimanJ
rI'RADE SALE OF DRY GOODS, No
l. TONS. BOOTS. SHOES HATS,
CAPS. CUTLERY. &C.,
EVERY THURSDAY
at l0k o'clock
SALES DAILY or MISCELLANEOUS MER-
CHANDISE.
SALES EVERY EVENING at o'clock.
Con-ignmeufs Of All kinds Of goods, wares. and
merchandise solicited.
Liberal cash advances made, AMI prompt re-
turns. NH 21-Jt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-22
by W. Goddin & son, Auctioneers,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
OABLE AND DESIRABLY-LOCATF Farm
KNOWN As WEST VIEW IN HENRICO
COUNTY. ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM RIClI-
hoND, N THE FORKS OF TIE WEsTHAM
AND THREE-CIlOPPED ROADS, CONTAIN
ING 1879 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, WITH
LARGE AND EXCELLENT BUILDING. &C.
1HEREON.-Byy virtue of decree OF the Chan.
Gerry Court Of the city of Richmond entered tic
lOth March, 1883, In the two cases STYLED Robin
son, &c, 60. Crenshaw, &C.. and Robinson, &c, rs
Robinson. &c.. we, The undersigned commission
ers, Who were thereby appointed, VIII offer for sale
al public auci lon, on the premise, on
TUESDAY, MARCH p, 1883
~ ~ O'Clock NJ. az fair: II not. ON No fr,t cltr
day thereafterl. the TRACT OF LAND located A.
above, containing $50 ACRES, more or les. Tho
pace j. adapted ID the growth Of Tie suaI cropg
cultivated In this vicinity, aud ls so well known IA
not 10 require specific description. II Is of ta,y
access by q good road 10 the city. and very con-
Nenlcnt 20 Nestham station, on the Alleghaur
rallroad. TIE view from the house Is very fine
=, ne improvements consist Of a CONFORTA-
NIB DWELLING with six or seven rooms. and
an the necessary oui-huildings, Including large
barn, stable. &C. N0
TERMS: one fourth cash balance at six. twelve.
ihd eighieen months for negotiable noles. inter
est ADDED and the title retained until all the nur
chdst-money Ia paid and a conveyance ordered by
I've Court. JOHN HOWARD,
Il. ". CHRISTIAN.
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