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Mohave County miner., 1883-03-18

soon the large portico was lined with
 people full of laugh, but that did
 not stop the newly married coupIe.- Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution.
 A SELF MADE MAN.-''Do you see that old man near the frog pond on the common?"
 "Thirty years ago that old man came to Boston with one suspender and a sore toe. He also had basket of apples which farmer in Lexing- ton had given to him. He peddled the apples cn Washington street and made eighteen cents the first day. How much do you suppose he's worth now?"
 "Oh, million and half," said one.
 "Two millions" cried another.
 ''Six millions, three hundred thons- and" was the estimate of third.
 q give it up." remarked No. 4, "How much is he worth?"
 "Not an internal cent and he still owes tor the basket.-Boston Globe.
 A part of the work of the daily press is to verify information con. tained in papers of earlier issue. The afternoon papers of this city re- gently announced that an anaconda had broken loose and spread panic in a circus ID western townsA! morning paper telegraphed for par ticulars of the affair, and receiSed the reply:"The anaconda did not break loose, but the rhinoceros chas- ed snowman. How much shall Il end?"-Harpers Weekly.
 An inventor in Chicago claims to have devised a motor that requires not even thimbleful of water for the generation of almost unlimited power; all he wants is vacuum to start with. It may be said in favor of the alleged invention that there is nothing which can be maintained at | less outlay than vacuum.
 A stock-herder in Idaho came upon funnel shaped depression in the earth, a dozen feet in diameter at the surface, and fifteen or twenty feet | deep. At the bottom of the funnel | was rock, and in the rock was a rift l a yard across, through which came the roar of falling water. The force of the subterranean cataract made the ground tremble at It's surface.
 "Don't you love her still?" asked the judge of man who wanted a divorce. "Certainly I do," said he. "I love her still better than any other way, but the trouble is she never will be still" The judge. who is a mar ried man himself took the case under 
 A symptom of the approach of the contagious stage of smallpox not in medical works is the uncomfortable desire of the patient to go out and ride in street car.
 First swell: By love, Fred, that is quite the highest collar I've struck yet" Second swell: Think so, old man? We'll I don't mind telling you it's little idea of my own. It's one of the Guv'nor's cuffs"
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Mohave County miner., 1883-03-18

Don't you love her still?" asked the judge of man who wanted a divorce. ''Certainly I do," said he. q love her still better than any other way, but the trouble is she never will be still" The judge, who is a mar ried man himself took the case under advisement,
Mohave County miner., 1883-03-18
County.

Sherif-Robert Steen.
 District Attorney-W. G. Blakely. Recorder-J. K. Mackenzie. Treasurer-W. Nj. Krider. Court Commissioner-W. H. Cureton. Probate Judge-Chas. Atohisson. Public Administra tor-J. J. Hyde. Snpervisors-W. Fl. Hardy, ". F Grounds and M " Henkle
 ., sz5 6Sss:=ss oFs-H Buokshaana.
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by Fraak ID. Hill
Real Estate Agents u An'"oheeiS'
1Ios Main street.

TRUsTEE,s SALE OF EACELLb ooa
i BRICK DWELLING y sruKs' IVA
SOUTH SECOND STREET, EVIL . , deeJ
AND BYRD, AT AUCTiOS.-By vlftneo oned.
Of trust from Hannah l.. Stout 70 the uIu'i T., Fitch
dated 10Th October, 1881, ana rccorued ~ 10 n.
mond Chancery Court clerks ONCE; ". 80 nav,
page 270, default having been mlde ~ un c,yed.
ment Of n certain negotiable notc lncne' an deed.
and At tie request OF the bcnenclary III
| will sell at auction. on tie premises On
FRIDAY, MAY s, 1888 -.
AZ 5k o'clock p. N. the PROPERTY descilgexx n
aid deed. rs 70 Flows: All that LOT OF
with n LARGE BRICK anSS pirh.
improvements thereon. lying In me cry ha,reen
mond, ON the east side Of Second str'st yos"tn
Canal and Byrd streets. bounded as ioIiy" ,roet
wit: Beginning on the east side OF Secohu 49,,
al a Dolnt distant 80 feet south OF Csnai sun,
thence running 80 feet on srcond siree, iInas
wardly. thence running back between p.ra,i,d anJ
81 feet 10 an alley IN common $ Iee' i hLn ~
bounded on The south by the property Oh JON" ''
Andrews. o,a,ton and will
ront well. proving a good Investment or 'he p"-
TERMS: Cash for the expenses OF the saie; am
enough 10 nav q note OF ffS, with the interest," hrenn
AnriI 81. tsS3. on n credit rs To II, uue oVuoo
her 10. 1883: the balance upon such terms as '"'
soiJ Hannah l.. Stout may direct.
S"" " FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee.
Sale by FRANK u. HILL & Co., Auctioneess; n,
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PuItc0 Court.

The following cases were disposed o
yesterday:
Nicholas Hamilton (colored) was fined
$3.50 for being drunk and interfering witt
the flagman OF the Richmond and ALE
gbany railroad ut Eighth-Strcct bridge.
Maria TAYLOR (colorcd) was fined $50
for diSorderly conduct in the street.
James Spatley (coIorcd), disorderly in Tho
street. Fined $3.50.
Mary Winston (colored) was fined s.
for ~assaulting and striking Virginia Terry,
Robert Foster (colored), drunk and fight
Ing in the markct-house. Fined 50.
Samuel Finebold, n %lunatic, was com
mittcd TO Jail to be examined by a coin'
mission Of lunacy.
William Green (colored). n suspicious
character. was jailed for three months in
default OF surety.
William Slater was charged with at
tempting to incite n riot. Several police
men testified that inst after the shooting
Of Branch in the First Market yesterday
morning slater was heard to say that the
man who shot Branch ought TO be lynchce,
and that he would be the first man with
the crowd TO 20 and take him out OF the
station-house and hang him; that il it had
happened in West Virginia the man would
be lynched.
Slater took the stand and said that he corr
Quoted business in tie market. lie denied
saving that the man ought 10 be taken out
OF the statiOn-housc and hing, and that he
would be the first 10 enter the siation-house
and take bin out.
The Police Justice required Slater to give
bond to be Of good behavior for twelve
months. The bond was promptly given
and the accused was discharged.
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BtW. Goddin 8 Son, A~uctIoneer'.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
OuLE AND DEsIRADLY-L0CATtnp rrpeiccp
ENOWN AS WESTNIbW." - hne mr.
HHoStYNTy. iN THE NORTH FoRks or III
WTSTiIAM AND TH.EE-CUOPfnD nnuusnTy'
CONTAINING SEHUNDRED MI .ncF
NINE ACRES, MORE OR LEss.. VIII 1ffnRF
AND EXCELLENT BUILDINGS, &C., cnurl
ov.-Ey virtue OF n decree Of the tbancers orn -,
OF The city Of Richmond, entered on ths a,Inson'
March. 1888, IN the two cases stNlen w. ,s
&c. ps. Crenshaw. &c, and Robinson, o." eo.
Robinson. &C.. and Of an amendator! ui,'' iesa.
tered in the same eases on the 24th ApI,, xyora
we. tho undersigned commissioners. WIZ .nc.
thereby appointed, will offer for sale AZ pu"i' p"
"'" TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1883,
at ~ O'Clock NJ. in front OF the north coor o. ,,he
cnsto,n- house. Ia the city Of Rlcninonn; moo
TRACT or LAND located as above, coh.aan,nd
lao ACRES, more or less. The place Is analhIi',
10 inc growth Of the usual crops cultivated ILL., III a.
Vicinity, and Is so well known as not 70 r.Innnd
spccjac description. 10 Is OF easy access ~ : ham
rad 10 the city, and very convenient 70 mss,e rom
station. on the Allcglany railroad. Ibe'ie"' io
the house is very fine. A.
THE improvements consist OF n COhrVn 49,
BILE DWELLING, with slx or seven r"on' i,rea
all the necessary out-buildlngs' inciuuns ""H
barn. stable, &C. ,xeIve.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balanceat SIN "oor
and eighteen months. for negotiable nnles- h,eo.
added. and The title retained until all Inc purnen ~ ~
money Is paid and q convenience ornefen y! "e
ronr,' JOHN HOWAID..
''"" y. W. CHRISTIAN.
anoo Commissioners.
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by Grubbs & Apperson,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncers,
No. Snorth Eleventh street.
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DICuMOND AND A~LLEGHANY
A RAILROAD.

SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager. mh2
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Is f.. Il. Cook. AuctiOneer,
"a Ninth street.
T ARGE ASSORTMENT OF EXCEL
II LENTTURSITURE. &C, AT NO. 205 EAST
BROAD STI;EET.-On
THURSDAY. MAX 10, 1888,
at 10 o'clock, we will sell rs above 4 very large as
sortment Of FURNITURE. such as
SUPERIOR PARLOR and CHAMBER SUITS
lin WALNUT,
ELEGANT LOUNGES in different materlals,
MARBLE-TOP PAkLOIs- and
TABLES;
A varied assortment Of WARDR0BES,
BUREAUS. BtDSTEADS,
WASIlSTANDS, ETAGERES,
EXTENSION and MAHOGANY DINING
TABLES.
l VERY HANDSOME CELERET very rarel,
MAHOGANY and otter CHAIRS In great va
ricty.
HAIR and SHTCK-IAITRtSSES.
FEATHER-BEDS PlLLOWS, and HOLSTERS
CARPETS and RUGS,
Several pieces Of ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
This FURNITURE has been selected with great
care 20 meet The wants Of hOusckeepers. and en-
bracing 50 great a variety deserves, as II should
receive. general attention.
Every article to Dc sold without reserve.
TERMS: Cash. l.. IL. COOK.
my s Aucti0neer.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and A|uctiOncers,
lll3 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO-STORY
IA DETACHED DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE ON
X % ST. STEPHtN'S) STREET. WITH
DETACHED BRICK KITCHEN; LOT 5Oxlo9
fEkT.-At request of the owner, who Is nOn-
resident, | Will sell on The premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1852,
al g o'clock u. NJ. the above PROPERTY. The
house Is No. 1909 north First street, and has six
rooms; the kitchen Is a large detached brick
house; the lot 50xl29 feet. with alley from its
north line TO Federal street. Ihis property
pays Handsomely as an investment, always COM
manding a good rent, and can BE- easily rcmOdelled
Into two houses at small cost.
TERMS: Onequarter cash balance I'm six. twelve.
and eighteen months, interest added. secured by
trust deed. J.THOMPSON BROWN & co.
my AuctIOuPprs-
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w W.T.
WANTED, for CONsUMPTION by the RiCH,
nO,D VIRGINIA WOODEN MILLS. 100000
PpVNDs WOOL. washed and unwasled. fol
which the highest market value will be paid. Par
ties prefcrring 10 do so can ship tdcir wool cireci
- Us. and We viii proinptlyremit the market value
al Tue time of receipt. Apply TO or address
4. II. ASkERNILL,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Office with Mcssrs. II. y. Walker & Co.
first door below the post-ofice.
RICHMOND, VA, My 3, 1853.
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By W. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers'
lII3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF nALO-
~ ABLE FARM IN HENRlGO ~ Rs
TIE YAKIMA ROAD, o IEn 'siTE'
BFLOW II CITY, WITH ! I9rrG'
EXCELLENT FISHERY. GOOD hnirlTC'
harm, STABLE, &C. THEREON; III ACN-
TION.-Ry virtue Of DEGREES or the Henrl1o Nh,
cuit Court in the suit Of Lyme Lyme anu IT,.
entered on the 25th of May, 1857, ana ,tD ol Slh,;
Ise3. the undersigned. special commissioners, VIZ
sell he hubble auction. in front OF Henrlco county
COURTHOUSE. in the city Of Richmond ON
MONDAY, MAY IA, 1883,
that bcing court-dayJ at IL o'clock M.,the h,EhI
STATE mentioned in said de~crees-to VIII, tn.t
VERY VALUABLE FARM. containing hVtS
ACRES, with a NEW FRAME DWELLlNu Oh
about six rooms, barn. stable, quarters, &c. ihgre-
on, wing on The Narina road about ten miles below
The cIfyof Richmond, adjoining the lands or Henry
Sox. Fsn.. Dr. w. T.. BrOaddus, aud others. ana
i.nolvn as :. Sailors Tavern the Late residence or
Thomas l.. Lyne, deceased. There are alst on me
aid land an excellent mill-siie. n very valuable
fishery, and a very large. bold, and unfalllng
spring of great value, rendering this farm one OF
unusual attractiveness, and a~ifording a fine oppor-
tunity for profitable investment.
TRIMS: one fourth cast: the residue In eInaI
instalments az Xix. twelve. and eighteen months ny
negotiable nOies, with interest added, and the titie
retaIned until all the purchase-money Is paid ana
a conveyance ordered by the Court.
r. r. WILSON,
Special Commissioners.
w. II. LYME 6 CO., AuctlOnecrs. my 8
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ANf'IION sAuk9
ByJ. Thompson Grown & Co..
Real Estate Agents. AuctIonccrs, ana broAe'''
I113 Main street.
mo BE SOLD WITHOUT ESbh
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
CLosING-OUT SALE OF REAL EsiAi"
OF TIE
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ATTENTIONS
ALARGE PLATEAU OF GROUND EAILN-
sIyE RIVER AND RAILROAD-fhoNi''
AND CENTRALLY LOCATED.
ATTENTION

Nv authority Of the committee appointed by th ,e
ai,yyctors of the city Fire-insurance company W
~ ~ H. ra,i estate for the purpose of liquidating
i,s stock. we will sell at public auction, on the pre-
,nises. without reserve, to the highest Diuder' on
THURSDAY, MAY 10Th
nj g p. NJ, this EXCEEDINGLY
pp10TEAJ OF GROUND lying between inc
nicbmond and Alicehany railroad and james
river. and Immediately adjoining the Iredegar
Company's works on the west, fronting on ,ne C1-
nal tafordIng abundance OF water-poWerJ lo'
seet. with a river-front Of 221 feet.
For manufacturing purposes or large coal-,ards'
or for railroad storage purposes Inc rlllroad pas.
INC lie entire 'front.', no better place can be had
and It's proximity TO the centre OF the city renuers
This PROPERTY exceedingly desirable aud valuable.
nuts This nroperfy near the centre of the city.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six ana
twelve months. Interest added. secured by trust
deed. J.IHOMPSON bhOW -
my3 AuctioneeIo'
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corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN MANCHESTER.
NEAR THE DANNILLE RAILROAD.-By yir-
tue OF a decree entered at the November term
tlS77) of the Chesterfield Circuit Court. and At
previous terms Of said cOuri, In the case Of Males
administrators against Brander's executor, &C., we
shall. rs special commissioners thereby appointed.
proceed to sell at public auction, In the city OF
Manchester, on
TUESDAY, MAY s.. 1883,
at . O'Clock Pm. Or fair: If not, on the first fair
day thereafter, the following VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, located as abOye-yiZ.:
PART OF HALF-ACRE LOT No. ga. and the
WHO'LL OF HALF-ACRE LOT No. 243, between
Ferry and McDonough streets, fronting on the east
road street.
Also. HALF-ACRE LOT No. 245, fronting 1879
Fifth and Sixth S reefs.
Also, HALF-ACRE LOT No. 242, fronting l65
feet on seventh street by 1872 feet. Also, Nos. IL,
Is, and 10. each fronting 80 feet on Fourth street
by 125 feet TO an alley.
Also, SiN LOTS in Mayo's plan, between SUM-
mers street and the Danville raiiroad-ylz., Nos.
~, 20, "a, 25, 20, and 81.
Also, a TRIANGULAR LOT fronting on the
Danyille railroad.
Also, a LOT on Fifth street fronting SO feet be-
tween Perry and McDonough streets, running
back Tor Irregular depth 10 The canal.
The foregoing PROPERTY win be subdiyided
into smaller parcels, according to the plots 10 be
seen ut the Office OF the auctioncer.
w. W. COSBY,
G. c. McRAE,
mVS Special commissioners.
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RGCHMoSD, VA, May l, 1883.
NnrITE on 1n-P AnTNEEAHIP.

Referring 20 the above notice; we have this day
as'ori1ied ourselves together under the hrm-name
and STYLE Of GEORGE W. sUBLETT co. T. he
conducted ~ the Old stand. 10. 400 BROAD
STREET. Bv prompt and courteous attention we
hope 10 merit the patronage of the former con
Germ and The public. We assume all liabilities ~
tie business ofJOHNT.SUBLETr BHOTilER,
aud all parties indebted - nc said concern VIII
make uayment 10 rs. GEORGE W. SUBLfTT,
WALTER ;. SUDLEIT.
~ I'm I'll sGn9fE
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The Lee

General w. G. Wickham, president OF
the Agricultural Society, on yesterday had
a conference with representatives OF the
Ladies' Lec-Monumcnt Association, and
the conclusion was reached, and Is here au-
thontatiyeiy announced, that II will not be
deemed advisable TO lay the cornerstone OF
the monument this wear.
This association has quito a large sum OF
money in it, treasury. II has had no cx-
ponses. and lis money Is well invested. IL
has been It's idea 10 build n lofty column on
Libby Hill rather than attempt 10 erect
an equestrian statue, which would be n
constant subject OF comparison with Wash
i~ngton's, and In all probability be far infe-
rior to that. because that cost more money
than the ladies can hope to get. However,
by n union OF this organization with that OF
which the State Treasurer IL treasurer,
either plan might be successfully executed.
The cornerstone OF the Lee monument
at Richmond will not be laid in 1888.
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By William II. Lvnc X Coz
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeiS:
1113 Main street.

- WI
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRlGh
MISUNDERSTANDING ON SrTrggTE6 ~ \
cIOF or CATHERINESIREET MESl VI 49,
NNrhp urTNFoRD STREET, IN THE CITY or
RicHM0NDi, BY AuCTloN,m - ~ y aIIv of Of R ssS-
,nond In the suit STYLED "Neisz and wife rs, son-
derichr ct ais. y entered on the 2Sth Apr'' ;b iSSS,
appointed, win sell by public auction, on the prem
ises, on
TUESDAY. A 8. 1888,
at : O'Clock Z. NJ, the REAL ESTATE men,oneu
I'm said decree and located rs above, the lot begln-
ming "a feet west from the intersection OF nnn
ford and Catherine streets. extending wesiNdIuls
rronting on The north line of Catherine street
45 G-I3 feet, and running back between ha11itvI
n BRICK TENEMENT-DWELLlNG OF 'hree
rooms. and kitchen, &c, thereon.
TERMS: One third cash; balance upon 4 circuit
Of SIX. twelve. and eighteen months, by negotlabic
notes. with interest added, and title retained un'il
the purchasc-money is paid and Q Conveyance
or5eroA Inv Inc Court, A.. NJ. KELLEY.
WV. COSBY, JR.-
Special Commissioners.
w. II. LYSE& CO.. Auctioneers. my .
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A uatm to Exemption from Taxation.

DR.. J. p. Gillian, treasurer OF Chester
field county, levied yesterday upon an en-
CINE OF the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company to enforce the payment
Of 1925, county and school taxes, alleged
TO be due the county. Mr.. Hamilton, trea-
surer OF Augusta county. who has been
selected for that purpose by the Auditor Of
Public Accounts. levied upon property OF
the company for State taxes since 1850,
amounting TO $4,000. The company viii
obtain an injunction at once, In order that
their right to exemption from taxation
may be passed upon by the supreme Conrt
OF Appeals. Il. A. Hancock and r. w.
Christian are for the county, Attorney
General Il. s. Blair for The State OF Virgil
mia. and Major Benjamin II. Nash for the
Railroad Company.
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BY Frank ID. I'M & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
HOS Main street.

Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
HOS Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
OANDL O VERY DESIRABLE BUILD
ING OTIS ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER
or MARSHALL AND HANCOCK STREETS,
AND AZ TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS. At AUG
TlON.-By virtue of q decree i'm the suit Of
d" Maeder and wife rS. Wcstorman r us en-
fered BY the Chancery Court Of the city Of Rich
monG October u, 1882, We viii sell, ON the pre-
misses, on
TUESDAY, MAY Is, 1883,
beginning promptly ut 1 O'Clock =. NJ, the REAL
ESTATE mentioned in said decree. - follows:
. LOTS. each 3ONl2f6-l2 feet. fronting on Mar
shall street: i LOTS. each 3OXI5O feet. fronting
ON Hancock between Marshall and CLAY streets,
uDOn one If which lots there T. q VERY COM
PORTABLE FRAME HOUSE, containing about
FIVE rooms; also. . LOTS. each 3OX72 feet, 'front.'
Ing on Clay street. This prOpertyis located in one
square Of The Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Po-
tOmac Railroad depot. and IN that portion of the
city rapidly enhancing I'm value. These lots offer
special inducements tO parties DESTROYS of Invest
Ing where quick profits may De realized, as good
Luilding lots are scarce In that locality.
TERMS: ono fourth cash: balance at siN, twelve.
and eighteen months. TO- NEGOTIABLE notes. interest
added. and lite retained until the purchase-mOncy
l. paid. and conveyance ordered by tie Court.
Plat OF ground with auctiOneers.
a. VI. KELLEY.
JAMES CASkIE.
Special Commissioners.
FRANK ID. HILL & Co. AuctiOuocrs. my
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by ". II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionecrs,
I1l3 Main street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF TIE AT
- TRACTIYE AND VALUABLE CORNER
LOT. 3Oxl5O FEET. AT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF BROAD AND TWENTI-FOURrH
STREETS, WITH NEW AND VALUABLE
BRICK STABLE THEEEON.-By request Of the
owner We shall sell by public auction, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 10TH,
at 3 O'Clock L. VI the BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
LOT at The northwestern intersection OF Broad
and Twcuty-fOurth streets, fronting on Broad
street 80 feet and extending back between paral-
lel lines about $50 feet, having a l. AND At
TRACrlNE BRICK STABLE thereon, and being
without exception tie most desirable lot now va
cant In that part Of the city. This lot Is well suited
for a handsome residence, Vr two there
on would yield = handsome rental, and shonld COM
maud the attention ef parties desiring either.
TERMS: one fourth cash. balance by negotiable
notes at six. twelve. and eighteen months, with in
tercst added and secured by 4 deed Of trust.
w. III. LYME & 20.
nv Auctioncers.
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my S-Tu.Th&Sr


The co-partner-hip heretofore existing between
HICKS &LORAM Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. THOMAS J.. HICKS having bought
WILLIAM IORAM'S interest I'm said business Is r.
sponsille for an outstanding debts due by HICKS
< LORAM, and alone IS authorized 10 receipt bills
and sign the name of the concern Of HIGHS n
LORAM until the old busincs, IS settled.
yIfOMAS T.. HICKS,
my e-3t WILLIAM LOEhM.
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DIssoUUrgONs & PARTNERSHIPS,

RICHMOND, VA, May /, 1sS3.
NOTICE.-On account OF my health l
IN have this day sold all OF my Interest IN me
r,nccrn of JOHN 4. STBLETT q BROTHER 70
my partners, GEORGE ". and W. :. sUBLEII.
IhankinV my friends for their liberal patronage
for tho last forty years / can but hope for the same
f,r ffe uo,y firm. JOHN I. SUBLEIT.
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MANCHESTER REGIsTRATIoN.-The books
Of registration will be open to-day in the
city of Manchester for the addition Of new
names, granting Of transfers, &c.
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VIRGINIA, CORPORATION OF RIcuMoND-ro

VIRGINIA, CORPORATION OF R~IcHMoSD-To
WIT:
THIS day LGwsOn {. Younger, whose name l.
mentioned as q general partner In the renewal of
the limited partnership of Hoffman & Younger.
The articles OF which renewal are hereuntO annex
cd, appeared before me-. a notary public in and for
the corporation and state aforesaid. and made
oafh that NJ. MIlihiser and Gust. Milihiser. the
suectal partners named in the said articles OF re-
newal OF the said limited partnership, have each
contributed 10 the common stock Of The said re-
neNed partnership the sum Of eight thousand
seven hundred and fifty (fS.750) dollars; which
said sums OF money We're contributed when the
said limited partnership Of Gilman & Younger
was originally formed-that Is 20 say. on the lst
day Of January, 1881.
Given under my hand this 30th day of March,
1883. WILLIAM VI. TCRPIN.
Notary Public.
All rights Of The firm OF HEITMAN & YOUNG
ER being by law transferred 10 the firm Of l.. {.
YOUNGER, AL settlements are 10 be made with
the last named firm.
NH 3l-6w. L.C. YOUNGER.