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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BROS. Auctioneeu

LARGE AND HANDSOME; LARGE MA1NET
II. I. SIDEBOARD, HANDSOME WALNUT Pill
LoHNdE sPiESnIp Arm cHhiks yWh it1SG1f
AND GILT TRACED ROSEWOOD ARM CHAIRS
TAfNs, HANbsoMk REP REP Cur cHkrkfNs tsi SILK
COVER, EBONY GILT TRACED RAW SICK PAR
LoR sG1TE an RAW siik,. hANps SON rETE
A-TETE ARM CHAIRS. ROSEWOOD MIRROR
CARPETS THROUGH0uT THE HoUsEl VAL
NUT REVOLVING BOOKCASE AND DESK, VAL
NUT LIBRARY TABLE, WALNUT BOOK CASE
extra HANDSoMEl; RATTAN AND CANE
LOUNGE ARM CHAIRS AND RoCKER CON
PLETE SET; WALNUT MIRROR BACK ETE-
GERE GILT PIER MIRRORS. WALNUT PIER
MIRROR CORNlCES RUGS, SOFA BEDS. WAL
NUT n T CHAMBER SETS. WALNUT
NJ T. TABLES. ROSEWOOD BEDSTEADS
BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS. MAHOGANY SIDE
BOARD, DINING CHAIRS, CHINA, CROCKERY,
GLASS AND PLATED WARE. BLANKETS,
SPREADS SHEETS. HAIR AND OTHER NAT
TRESSES. WIRE MATTRESSES MATING,
KITCHEN UTENSILS &C. BEING THE ENTIRE
CONTENTS OF HOUSE No. US FOURTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY MORNING OCTOBER EIGHTH com.
menctng at TEN O'CLOCK we will SELL at the above
named premises the entire contents contained
rooms I'd which we especially invite the attention OF
buyers as the articles nearly and very hand
some. DUNCANSON pRDS
o4-St Auctioneera.
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FOLEY Aucti0neer:
Iw sell, ct public auction the stock of Notions and
Dry Goods contained in Davis Dckinson's store No.
9A 7th street northwest, commencing FRIDAY.
OCTOBER TWELFTH. at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ and viii
continue from day to day until the stock is disposed Of
consisting of Silks Velvets Cashmeres, Linens Cloths
and Housekeeping Goods generally. Fine LAces EN-
broideries Underwear In Merino and Cotton. Ladies'
Jerseys. Brushes, Collars Buttons Hosiery Parasols
Umbrellas, Gossamers Fringes Spool Silks Spool Cot
ton. Fine Scissors and Perfumery also line Of valu.
able Goods for Christmas Presents and many other
articles too to mention This stock Is choice
and ladies invited attend this SALE as the goods
will be sold without reserve
Counters, Fixtures Show cases. &C.. will be sold next
MONDAY. at TWELVE O'CLOCK
o5-2w FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAI;S SALE

BY virtue Of writ Of venditioni Exronas issued out
of the Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of District
Of Columbia and to directed will sell at public
sale for cash at the Court House door of said District
1888 at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ all the right. title claim
and interest of the defendant in and to the following
scribed property, to wit One dated Washington
DC. December fth 1882 for fourteen hundred dollars
signed by James E. Waugh payable two years after
to the order of Henry darnett Trustee bearing in
terest At six per cent until raid to satisfy yenoni
against Henry W. Howgate. defendant.
CLAYTON McMICHAEL. u. g. Marshal.
THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer Odd
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A. WEBSTER, Chief Clerk.
.NHANCERY, SALE {
lOREAL ESTATE IN 7
TON, AT THE
BRENTWOOD AND

'CKK5Af ESTiTE II THE GoTMTH Of %hsHIka,
AZ 3}S5SS fSE
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of thee
Nd 81 % asy 81 a
Suk JGSdR T$n At
o9d c1s The bens q a
ef John McCaand and at the crossing Of Queens e
Il bs ascfada rs sss / eRS
RseSrdsr o Deeds said parts se Of
H
g. ehs the sa s # ,s
as o. east fah9y ssen and f e
Old road thence east twelve S pe St as
d with 5s SAID road thence north seventy and half
outline w Of cs saaa
AL and running across said tract south 26
ire Hill south eighty Il s and one
Mss fifty themes ssa sss ne Or
naes OF m containing thirteen m
Rst 81 ne sss rs ss q
tainng four and third Of land Partcn
S@ ssa . s .so SO ss %
scribed follows Beginning for the same at stone
nnmber Sy fTS inc corner OF lot
and running thence south degrees eight (s)
perches thence south X degrees. west twenty 1--WE
d dad tent 1 perches thence north 2l
place Of beginning: containing one ~ acre.
three CD roods and seventeen 11O perches: the
whole tract the foregoing parts all adjoining contain
large house. ~
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree:
cash. Of which deposit Of $250to be paid the Trlis-
years with interest from the day Of sale for which the
notes OF the purchaser shall be given secured by Arst
purchaser Failure to comply with the terms of sale
within ten days after SALE the Trustee advertise and
sell at the risk and cost of the tefatinR purhasr
Conveyancing At the tS cost Of purchaser
WIN. P YOUNG Real Estate Auctoneer. "
Oc3-d&dS 400 NJ v ayo,,o
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r. PPS' COCO.
BRE FAST.
GRATEFUL-COMFORT
u P P s.
COCOA

by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and by
caref1 application Of tie fine properties Of well Sc
w with dsiicstsly beyeraee which US
such articles Of diet that constitution may be gradually
up 4nu strong enough to resist every tendency to
US ready TO attack wherever there is weak point We
may escape fatal shaft keeping ourselves well forti.
Cs0tt Service GazetH
Made simply with boiling water or milk. is
Sold in tins {only Il lb and lb) by Grocers labeled
l. :! JAMES EPPS CO..
o16-m.tu&s Homeopathic Chemists, London, Eng
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vRRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
Il ON NORTH SIDE OF NJ STREET. BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH

=. BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ofaa2
docket % win sell At public auction 10 front OK
81 P ScTGS on @ TIVE TIVE DAY
anSesd two ~ according to the snbdyion Of
recorded in the Office Of the Surveyor Of said District i'm
nber d. folio 275. Said lot has front of 50 feet
Terms Of sale: Of the purchase money caah
ana the balance IN equal instalments At ID and
promisso.y notes for the deferred peyments BEARING
payable quarterly and secured By deed Of trust upon
the premises sold or all cash. ut the option of the
down when property b sold.
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TTlREASURY DEPARTMENT,
III n y

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
l. OFFICE THE SECRETARY
WARRINGTON. d. c. October 4th 1883
AUCTION SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
On WEDNESDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF OCTO-
Der, 1888. COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ
the Treasury department will sell. the white Lot
south of the Treasury building to the highest bidder
consisting Of Awnings. Baskets, Brushes, Carpets
Chairs Clocks Curtains Desks, Mating, Rugs Stoves
Waters Coolers, &C., &c. "
Terms Cash at the sale.
o5-3t A. WEBSTER Chief Clerk
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constipation and other obstinate diseases Hostetters
Stomach Bitters is beyond all comparison the best
edy that be taken. As a means Of restoring the
strength and vital energy Of who sinking
under the facilitating effects Of painful disorders this
standard vegetable invgorant is confessey unequae
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally oct1
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u never out always cea mi tSa - worn rhiic
bathing. i Cor n1e 6 - s' - -
CHAH. FISHER'S
623 It'll street northwest.
MRS FISHER devoto her attention 70 tie van 5 of
4Aoy RAMONA NH
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Total paid by all .

l,V1V
for the truth OF the above facts refer the public To
the officers of the corporations and for our
legny and standing to the Mayor and Officers of the
City OF New Orleans to the State authorities OF Lous-
ana and also to the u. 3. officials Of Louisiana We
claim to be legal honest and correct in all trans
standing p conceded by all who will Inv s,tixste snd
our stock has for been sold Board u Brp.
ers. and owned by many Of our best known and no
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
EITcH, FOX / BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On y STREET; BETWEEN TMEI.FTH
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
on SATURDAY., OCTOBER SIXTH. 1855, at g
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, tn front Of 3;
three STORY brick dwelling No. I22s street
The house has large back building and contains II
inches
at cost Of purchaser. deposit Of GOO required Al
time OF sale. If terms Of sale not complied with in
seven days the property viii be sold at risk and
defaultng purchaser after five days advertisement
FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
14S7 Pennsylvania avenue.
J. I. COLDWELI- Auctioneer ol-dkds
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Go1p MEpA1,. P.n1s. 1878,

Go1D MzDAl, RAnrs. 1878.
a.. La
BAKER,s
BREAKFAST COCOA.
l.
Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa from which the ex-
cess of OIL has been, removed has three times the
strength Of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot O.
Sugar. and Is therefore far more economical It Is
delicious. nourshing. Strengthening easily digested
and admirably adapted for invads well for per.
sons in health
SOLD By dRocEas EVERYWHERE
w1nsBAKER Il CO.,
seps fo : 'oT DORCHESTER, MASS.
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1sHANCERY SALE OF vALUABIE UNIMPRoyED
~ REAL ESTATE NEAR THE CAPITOL BEING
ALL OF SQUARE FIVE HUNDRED AND

u RAJ EsTATE NEAR The CAPfTOI. BRTN NJ
AAlIIL7rIOE., SQUARE FIVE HUNDRED AND
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the@a
District Of Columbia, holding Special Term I'M ~
wherein Henry Z. willard IL complainant and And,cv
Wyne and others are defendants. which decree was
passed September 5th. A. d. 1883 we will on TUES
Pa Ray LOO OCTOBER NINTH D 1889 commencing Il
premises offer ct public sale square Ave hundred and
seyentye3sht (57S) in the City Of Washington This
square Will be sold in lots according the subdivision
of SALE ~
Terms Of SALE as prescribed by said decree are: One
third Of the purchase money in cash and the balance in
SIX and twelve months from day Of sale for the deferred
payments the purchaser purchasers shall give their
notes drawing six cent interest per secured
BY deed deeds Of trust the property purchased
Az conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser pur
chasers deposit Of fifty ESQ ON each lot must be
made when the property Is knocked down.
JOHN @. HEALD,
sol II street northwest:
HENRY WISE GARNETT 1rustee4.
No, Columbia Law BuildE;)
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. scp20-eodh
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To THE pub SfJ SS1sr.AH' August l. lss'
INVESTTGATl

TUX 1OUhSELNES!
Postmaster General Gresham having published A viful
ana malicious falsehood in regard to the character 1
The Louisiana State Lottery Company the folIoNine
tacts are given to the public prove his ths3
we are engaged in fraudulent business to be false and
untrue: ~ ~ ~ ~A'~
Amount OF prizes paid by the Louisiana State Lottery
company from January L. 1879 TO present date:
n fherr, Do
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480f Louisiana avenue; ru,,.....
GEO. E. HAMILTON 1rusteeS
r,,oe 1906 street northwest.l
THOS. j. FISHER & CO., Aucts. sep22- eotoct2d&d6
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can unite.
The whole procedure is fearfully firing to the
exhaustion. caused by sIeepiness and excite
ment. 1t IL more trying for the girl than the
boy, for the former has to keep q thick veil on.
SO that no one NAV have glimpse OF her face,
not even the husband: but who, perhaps, con-
sidering his age. would be the last person desi-
ro1s Of looking at his future partner for life.
This custom Of not letting the face Of the girl
De seen sometimes gives occasion for the COM
mltting OF fraud; and a case came under the no.
tice OF the writer, which on account of ita rar.
ity. Is well worth mentioning. young man
was py some chance or other not married in his
infancy. but being DESTROYS of marriage. he sent
| Ior the oaroer and commanded him to hunt up q
Mne lot MN. The barber, in compliance with
MS wish, went to neighboring village in quest
OF one. when he met a man who said he had a
| grOwn-up daughter who would lust do for tho
young man. The barber, thinking himself to be
very fortunate, at once settled the engagement
ana as the parties were about the usual ACE
settled the marriage day, too On the fixed day
the bridegroom arrived with one or two friends
to be married. The usual ceremony was gone
| through with person whose face, Of course.
the young man could not see. The next morn
ing the father OF the girl put her in q palanouin
to be taken to the bridegrOom's home The Gus
tom usually is for the bridegroom to ride with
the palankeen, which our young friend accord
ugly did.
On the way, in an out-of-the-way place, the
ofiue asked the bearers OF the palankeen TO stop
Tor few minutes who accordingly put the pal
anquin down and withdrew to q short distance,
It being considered extremely impolite to look
at bride. On their withdrawal the bride got
our OF the palanquin and disappeared. The
bridegroom, getting alarmed at her non-appear-
ahee ior long time, made . search for her in
.ne heieaoorhood. but to no purpose. for the
or'ae mad run away with oil the jewelry which
ne had presented to her.
II was afterward discovered that the uufortu-
ha.e young iGan underwent the whole ceremony
Win . maa disguised as awomaa, and that the
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CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF
OhAN TI9p IN S,c The I5 COUNTY ~ Of WAsHINGT0N.
ING SIXTY-FIvE ACRES, MORE OR LESS
AND IMPROVED BY A COMFORTABLE FRAME
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was succeeded by Rev. John Hnrdie, VINO
organized the present school. Inc schoo,
was moved about from place to place until
the church was built on Franklin street
near the Exchange Hotel. IL was held at
the following places: Mason's Hall, Frank
lin street; Miss Bowles's school, Eigh-
tenth between Main and Franklin streets ;
tobacco factory, Seventeenth and Cary
streets. DIR. John Doves residence,
Twrnticth and Main streets, and Hen
rico county courthouse. When the church
or Franklin street was burnt, In 1896.
n WAS again held In iienrico county
courthouse until the church was rebuilt
| The following is list OF the supcrintcnd-
ents from organization up TO the present
time Rev. John Hardic, John Allen. VIII
liam Allen, Richard Anderson, Thomas NJ,
hlfriend, James G. Walker, William Willis,
Thomas w. Pembcrton present incum'
benn. Mr.. Cornelius Crew and Mr.. Silas
L. johnson were temporary superintend'
cnts during the history Of the school. Mr.
Pembcrton supplemented his "History OF
the School" by some very interesting re-
marks showing the work OF the school IN
the library. music, and infant departments
The school now has II officers, Official
visitors. 3G teachers, 400 scholars, gZt
volumes IN the library. Percentage Tor Tue
year, 7S. The school Is entirely seh-sup'
porting.
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DEpAaryRE OF STEAMERS.

nor NEW YORK.-The Old 1,sFissR
e Dominion steamship Company's 1870 ts~
proposed saiings for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALkER. FRIDAY,
Nav 18th. nj 3 o'clock T.. ".
ROANOKE, Captain COCCH, SUNDAY, May
2Oth. At 2 O'Clock L. NJ.
WYANOKE, Captain HULPHERS, TUESDAY,
MAY 22d, at O'Clock y. VI.
Freight received until 2 o'clock l.. VI. Friday. 6
O'Clock Z. NJ. saturday, and 70 O'Clock +. NJ.
Tue sday.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aitcr-cabin fare to New York Including meals
and BERTH. $40: municipalities 81 Is; storage,
with subsistence. 81: without Subsistence, SO.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
DAYS, Wednesday,. and Saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad az 1850 4. ". Will make
connection NJ Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets TO he had al
The Richmond and Petersburg depot and a. w.
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
for freight or passage. apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my 1G COmpany's Wharf, Rockets.
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An INDEsCRIBABLE CALAMITY.

On railway tram coming east through
Montana were number Of Crow Indians.
Their dogs followed the train until they
reached a tunnel, when they went round,
while the train went through. or course
the train got ont before the dogs arrived,
but they VOTED at the mouth OF the tunnel
until all had starved but one.
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kInfu by His Wife.
A FLoCGED WOMAN KILLS HER HUSBAND ASD
RrRIES Ills BODY.

, Plugged WOMAN KILLS HER HUSBAND AMI
BURIEs HIS BODY.
A Savannah (Ga.) special says: An out
of.tbe-way hamlet in Laurens county Is eX'
ercised over n terrible crime, the details oil
which have Just been received in this city.
On April 9th Ambrose Lingo disappeared,
his horse returning home riderless. A lew
DAYS ago his body was cXhumed few fee'
from his doorstep. The mystery in when
the apparcnt crime was so long wrapped
Is solved by the confession OF his wife. who
has been committed by cOToneTS Jury Tor
fine murder. Her story is that her husband
was unkind to her. and on the evening OF
his disappearance 1ayed her with buggy
whip, after which he lay down and went to
sleep.
Soon afterwards his wife went TO make 4
fire, CARRYING in one hand piece OF pine
and in the other hand an axe. After
kindling the fire she noticed that Ambrose
was living on the bed with his back to-
ward her. Raising the axe, she stealthily
crept TO the bed and gave him blow on
the head, intending to stun him, so that
she could get her things and flee before he
could arrest her. She then dropped the
weapon, ran off and concealed herself be-
hind a fow-housc TO await the result.
After a few minutes she returned and
found her husband a few feet outside OF
the door, lying on the ground in the last
agonies of death. She at once dug shall
low hole few feet away, and, taking the
dead man by the feet, dragged hm to it
and dumped him in. Then, piling in lot
of pine-straw and dirt, she covered the
whole with a lot OF rails lying near; after
which she went on with her falm-work,
ploughing often within a few feet Of where
her victim lay.
TROUBLED BY CONSCIENCE.
Her conscience began TO trouble her
after a few weeks, aud she told a woman
friend OF her terrible deed, who told her
husband, and the husband conveyed the
intelligence to the coroner, who. after en-
panelling a jury. visited the place and lad
the remains unearthed. The body was so
decomposed as to prevent recognition. The
sef-made widow was called and asked if
she knew whose body it was. She said
ayes, it's AmbrOse's."
GLOW do you know" was asked.
81 know it's him because | killed him
and put him there, and / know nobody has
ever taken him up"
She was arrested and locked UP to await
trial at the October term OF the Superior
Court. Public feeling runs high on ac-
count Of the discovery, and the predicted
evidence no doubt will result in the wo-
mans execution.
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BrRsErT's COCAINE, The BEST OF ALI
HAIR DREssINGs.-It allays irritation, re-
moves all tendency to dandruf, and inyigo-
r>tes the action OF the capillaries in the
highest degree, thus promoting a vigorous
and healthy growth OF hair. It's effect upon
The gi0ssiness and richness OF the hair Is such
as cannot be surpassed.
Burnetps Flay0ring Extracts are the best.
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NV Millllms n.wl.


VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OBJ CANAL
AND FOURTH STREETS At ADtIiON.-ou
WEDNESDAY. MAY 23. 1853.
N > o'clock p. VI. we VIII sellnn she premise. on.
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY above reform #
to. The Improvements consist oi HEli N
DWELLING With cigat rooW, and blil,h
KITCHEN wish Two rooms. Forming avery CONE
Portable esidcncc property VAN access from hnll
Canal ana Fourth streets. tud located FAR enough
back from Canal street 20 admit OF a large sfurt
being built on that street at tho corner without u-
jury o. the dwelling. thus Attending nr-t-r.tte OPP
portunty for securing a good busiuess-stand and l
comfortable dwelling az the same time. The LOT
fronts 80 feet and runs back great depth "a an
alley.
TERMS Very easy. WILLIAMS & BOWE,
my Is Nuctiontsr-.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ana
partly cloudy. with hight rains.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 9 a. NJ, o9
o A. NJ, 20; noon. ~; 3 p. NJ, 81; H.
NJ. rs; midnight 10.
Mean temperature, "A 5-G.
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Auction sALEs--This Day:
by Grubbs Apperson'
Real Estate Agents and AncuoneeH'
No. & north Eleventh street.

No. 8 north Eleventh sHc''
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or 0N M
or TIE MOST VALUABLE EsTAIiiTTSI r ~.
LOWER JAMES RIVER, CONTAiS.iNNnn list
nEI,ow DREwRY's BLUFP. IN ChEsilaaahd s
WELD COUNTY, vA.-By virtue o. iw 1s,ed re-
OF trust from James u. Jones ano wi III, October,
lss2 and duly recorded, and being required ~ ~
do by the beneiciares. we VIII sen, on 'ie p
iscs, by auction. nj ~ o'clock VI. on
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1881
mr. fair: n not on the next fair day thercai,ter1
that REALLY VERY NALuABLE rAnSni Sront-
described. called "DREWRf's BLUFF, rem
,n5 three miles on James river. one mic , ito
nrewrys Bluff station and post-oice on NY nj
mond and Petersburg railroad about eig ,ho Iste
from Richmond aa ule ,boSt s9o ACRES. OF
hicL about go are river lOw-grounds. hDOus 90 ~
acres OF second lowgrounds, and about ouu i 20
~ ~ risb unland all IN fine cultivation dpou' -
nlVi s,I set IN orchar,l-grdsS ana clofciI' n'
abnn, 400 acres in original iorestwPssniv,'v and
hickory and walnut. 1he lann lSs e,,r frms
q, Well drained. Can be divided INTO iou III, -, nd
- I'LL, an,al size-thrce fronting on we rlefI a."
,hc otbey on Rchmond and retcr.burs
The LARGE FRAMiEiiD i], M Surrounded by
i,rrn forest of oak hickory, &c; W. VIZ -
waier convenient, and proyeroay healns 60 30" t ~,
Wives granarics hay-shcds. and houses Tor teli-
49, ana Iaborers amply sufficient. we Dclie.c
there IL no more valuable farm IN INC otalSol W
size. aud those wanting eitnsr ioI s,inc attend
the sale. and buy. Good neighbors, among iheh
some northern families. Convenient 70 n s ne
schools. mills &c. Young DtarilI orc"'sc VI nmd
varieties of apples, apricot, pears @c'i ana
grapes. &c. ,,,,, . ,,r,,o c,eb
n,vmcnt nv consent OF parties IN Interest smaller
pp@yyment will be accepted: and liberal credits rs
- tie residue Of the purchasc-money Tor nego,ia-
lie notes interest at 6 per cent. semi-annually'
and Secnred bv trust deed all Of which viii be an
nou''ceu ~ ''' ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
GEORGE A. CUNNlNGIAM,
Trustees under the first deed:
BENJAMIN II. NASH
Trustee under second deed.
Cprrns e APPFRSON. AuctiOnccrS.
an 29-Su, FtMy1 5&tdtds
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC.
HAD scRoFULA FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS

have suffered from scrofula about seventeen
years. The disease being mostly confined TO my
legs ana ankles my shin-boncs were covered with
large ulcers and one mass Of rotten flesh, and the
door almost unbeafabe. All remedies and treat
ments which tried JAILED to do me any good. AT
last began taking p. ;. s.. continuing for about
l~lr months, and AM CERTAINLY WELL. i
took = ;. ). under the supervision Of physician OF
t"eoty-six years active practice by your order.
Previous 10 taking 5. SIS. al times could scarcely
walk. Now can walk all day. and have TO thank
5. s. = and II only for my cure.
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
ga Foundry street, Atlanta, Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-22
BOOTS SHOES. hc.

- IN RIt
TRUNKS, ia
SArCuEIS, 49,
NALiSES.
BAGS.
\ big line Of FINE ALLIGATOR SHOPPING
BAGS;
GENTLEMEN'S LOW SHOES la an the styles;
LADIES' LACE and BUTTON OXFORDS, NEW-
PORT TIES and SLIPPERS;
A fun line Of MISSES and chi DREN'S IN
IRA HlGH-CUT BOOTS:
OLD LADIES' and ENTLEMFN'S SOFT.
FLEXlBLE-SOLE, BROAD-BOTTOM and
FLAT.HEEL SHOES.
. j. A. GRlGG, Pace Block,
my 20 corner Main and eighth streets.