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TO suggest anything unnatural, yet the
world in which he moves could not be
to him more unlike our own if he lived
on another planet.
When Dr.Santee was ten years young
err he one day took a stroll, ascending
an eminence of considerable height at
some distance from his fathers house.
The view from this point was delightful
in the extreme, extending away for
miles toward the north a ID west. Far
below the admiring you h swept along
the broad river; beyond it were the roll
ing hills, which farther on swelled into
the rugged mountains, where range be-
vond n rose higher and higher till
the last hazy SUBMITS mingled with the
wonderful blue of the summer sky. 1t
was late in the day, and the great rec
sun hung in the golden west.
lyman Santee, who in early lie was
| somewhat given to idle ~fancies, on the
mountain betook himself to the strange
task Of contrasting the size OF his frame
with the magnitude of the scene before
him; and it seemed to him that he was
only a manikin clinging to the cliff above
the plain. While INDUCING in this and
similar thoughts he became bewildered,
and the size of everything around him
suddenly diminished to one-tenth its
former dimensions. The great pine at
his side became a little sapling, the huge
mountain on which he stood but a little
mound, the river below appeared only
a silver thread, and the setting sun but a
blazing star in the sky. The great earth
itself, from horizon to horizon, seemed
only g few acres in extent, while the sky
appeared to have ahen toward the
earth.
Alarmed at this strange occurrence,
the doctor left the mountain and hur-
ried home. The road seemed no wider
than a cowpath, and the fence on each
side only a few inches high. He came
to a horse and carriage standing by the
roadside. The horse looked as small as
a poodle, and the buggy bv TO means as
large as a baby crrriage. Farther on he
met a man, and was struck with amaze
ment. He was surely nc more than six
inches in height. He gazed on his own
frame and saw that he was of .the same
insignificant stature.
When he entered his fathers house
everything was painfully small. The
house itstlf was apparently only about
two feet and a half high.
His little mother, smaller then him.
self wa moving around ike an animated
doll, preparing the evening meal. Their
his father came in, q miserable lttlS
dwarf, like himself. Their were the ia
bic, and the tiny dishes containing food
the little chairs, etc, all no larger theI
toys.
The next morning when Mr.. Sante'
awoke, he was gratifed to find the OBJ
iects had recovered their proper dimen
sions. In 1870, while engaged in teach
ing, DR.. Santee again suddenly tounC
himself transferred to a miniature world
He has since dwelt there %surroundeS
by a pygmy existence He seldom al
ludes to his strange experience, an
then only to his most inmate friends
He has become accustomed to the re
markable state of things around him, /
not actually ~reconciled to his lot, AM
scarcely hopes to revisit the old worl!
he s, we'll remembers. but which he j
permitted to see only in his dreams.
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Remarkable Cure ola Well Known

A Remarkable Cure ora wen hnONh
st. Pual young man-(Taken from the st.
Paul Pioneer Press. )-St. Paul, Mimi, Oct.
81, 1Ss1.-Mr. s. BlackfOTd, 274 East 9TH
street, proprietor ufDr. Hallidav'sR Remedies
Sir: For he benefit of the stti cited | certi-
fy to the following: -Four years ago l con-
tracted syphilis or scroiula. l tried many
physicians FIR two years and a hall, all TO no
effect, still growing worse. My head, throat
and mouth were one mass of sores. NV hair
and eyebrows ell fell. l could eat nothing
but SOUP for six months. / was so week l
could scarcely walk. At last it settled on ms
lungs and l could not speak above a whisper.
No tongue can tell what 1 suffered. This was
my condition when 1 was induced to try
your DIR. Halliday's Blood Purifier, Throat
Gargle, and Wash through seeing in the pa
pers the renowned Laura Moore's letter TO
you of a similar cure. Atthis date an en-
iirely cured. Ny hair has come in again as
thick as ever after using the above remedies,
and never ielt better in my life. For the
truthfulness of the above l would be pleased
to have any one call on me. The scars can
plainly be seen. Furthermore l have sent
scores of persons similarly afflicted to Mr.,
Blackiord in the pa " years and all found
the same beneficial results. l am satlshed
from what ] have seen thst this di ease, taken
ia the first stage, can be cured by taking one
halt dozen or n dozen of the large S re bottles
Of DIR. Halliday's Blood Purifier in double
doses, three times a day, and using the Wash
Hoping this may met the eye OF some poor
sufferer like myself in former days. l am
yours In gratitude, CHARLES p. MCCARTHY,
sos Minnesota street, s.. Paul.
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Mr.. Isaac @. Gu, pman, Druggist, Newburg,
n. Y, " rites US: ~ have for the past ten years
sid several gross OF DR., William Halls Bal
sam for the Lungs. lean say of it what can
not say fanny other medicine. Ihave never
heard a customer speak OF it but to praise its
virtues in the highest manner. Ihave recon-
mended it in a great many cases of WhoOp-
ing Cough with the hspuiest effects. l have
used It in my own family for many years; in
fact, always have a bottle in the medicIAe
closet ready for use"
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

Surgeon General Hamilton of the marine
hospital service, has information from
Yuma, Arizona, of The existence o fyellow
lever in GuyHat and Mazatlan, in Mexico.
He says, no viewer, there is no reason for fesT
that the disease will spread into Arizona
and from his information rs to the oharao-
ter Of the country and climatic conditions
OF the region IN Mexico in which the dis
ease has appeared, he does not think 1t will
spread much there.
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| strange Naturalization.

LEman Saniee. a rradent Of tn.
ounty, Pa, has had. perhaps, the
mrkable experience on record
is u man OF medium sizc,
~ years OF aye. Of great tutol.
aEd undoahled veraclV
there IL nothing Ia his manner
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

Moroseness, irruaoIlty, aud a dull and
cloudy mind are the consequences OF iuac-
ton of the liver. Moral: Aliens Icon Ton
ic Bittefs'' ~invigorate the liver, stimulate it
when languid to secretion, and resolve its
chronic engagements Look out for coun-
~teTf-its. TIE label Jn every ottle of he gem
uIne bears the signature pr J. +. Allen, st.
Paul, Mimi.
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Fifteen car loads of emigrants arrived
recently in Toronto from Iceland. There
we're sever hundred persons in the par
ty, 400 of whom will settle in the west
ern British possessions. The Others
will take up land in the western states.
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l a been trou lled via Catarrhal deaf
ness for seven or eight years with a roaring
noise in my head. / bought medicine in 10
states but nothing helped me till l procured
a bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. / found it a
sure cure. In four days could hear as well
as ever. am cured of THE Catsrrh as well. l
consider Ely's Cream Balm the best medicine
ever nade.-GarTett Widrick. Hastings, New
York.
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Look Out for Erauds.-The genuine Rough {
Corrs," il made only by L. 5. Wells Proprietor
-Rough on Rats and has laughing face Of a man
labels. 10 cts. and % cts. bottles.
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The number Of immigrants VINO hnd-
oil at New York during the eight months
ending Aug. 81 was 2S4,966. This is 5S,-
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Is the test salve for GUS, Bruises. Sores,
Ulcers. SILT Rheum, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblsins, COrns. aud all kinds ofskin cup
tious, Freckles and Pimples. Get Henry's
Carbolic Salve as all others are counterieits
Prize 25cts.
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After long Mercury and Potash treatment.
l ound myself a cripple from bercurial
Rheumatism. Tried Hot Springs two years
without relief, n was finally cured sound
and well by the use of Swift's Specific Is. s.
81 Gins BERa. Hot Springs. Ark.
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Swifts Specific Is. s s. has relieved nae Of
an obstinate case OF Dry r%etter, which had
troubled me Tor twenty-five years and mad
b. fled all sorts OF treatment. Rev. l. r.
BRANUNN. Macon. Ga.
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Huntsville, ALA-Dr. J. C. SpotswoOd
says: Il hguly recommend Browns lrO
Bitters for dyspepsia, rheumatism and genel
al debihty."
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

Walking made easy with Lyons Heel Stiff
feners, they keep your boot & shoes straight.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

Wise's Axle Grease never gums.

Sure cure for rheumatism.-Cure guaran-
teed in all cases. Use Perry Davis Vegetable
Pain Killer ~accordingto directions, and IL Will
cure ninety-one case out of Every hundred.
Try II, it surely will not hurt you.
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TAMPIco. TENN.-Rev. ID. F. Manly, says
"BroWn's Iron Bitters relieved me of indiges
ton ant nervousness alter physicians failed.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

Col. Graves hay barns, worth $1,000 o
$1,000, burned at st. James.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

Vigor, strength aud health. all found in on
bottle of Browns Iron Bitters.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

The Americun Express Company
Transfers money by Telegraph between any
of its 4 900 agencies in New England, Middle
and Western States, making delivery of same
at local address when requested.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

David Tozsr Of Saltwater WAS run over
by a team recently and badly injured.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

Martin county crops exceed any know
for the past six years
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

Southern wheat crops average 15b bush,
els TO the acre.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

The Morrison county fair will be held a
Little Falls, Sept. IL, II and 10.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

The Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will send
DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro oltaic Belts aud
Electric Appliances on tTial fer thirty days to men
young o oldlwho are afhictedwith nervous debility,
lost vitality and kindred troubles. guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration OF health aud
manly vigor. Address as above. N. B.-No risk
is incurred, as thirty days trial is allo we'd.
Pure Cod-Liver Oil made from selected lfvers.
on the s~ea-shore. by CAswELL, HAZARD q Co. New
york. IL Is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
nave once taken il prefer il to all others. Physicians
have decided IL superior to any of the other oils in
market.
Chopped Hands, Pace. Pimples and rongh
skin curel by using JUMPER Tar soar, made bv
CAswELL. HAZARD 4 Co., New York.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

WELLS @RoUoH on CoRNs."-l5c. Ask for il
Comnle.e. nermanent cure. C0rns. warts. bulIona
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

The marquis ofLsrne and his family are
visiting Ottawa.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

The Frazer Axle Gre1se is the very pest. A
trial will prove we are right.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27
A Druggist's Story.

~BUcHU-PAIBA."-Quick. complete cure, all annoy
Ing Kidney aud Urinary Diseases. 81.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27
werecommend wise's Axle Grease.

Tea culture is growing in the south
and the numberlof families who use tue
domestic leaf is increasing.
The Mineral argus., 1883-09-27

uEn tTn Over 7O0 different kinds best sheet mn
mil VII sic Gee 1pv BY mail. Catalogue free. al
ulU JlO dress Moore * smith, Waterfowl n \
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
a Strange Case Of Cata1epsy.

a strange ease OF catalepsy is reported
from CoDcordia, Cloud county, Kansas.
Mrs. CHM had been suffering with rheuma-
tism for some time, and on the night OF the
26th Of March she wa noticed TO turn her
self in her bed from her side to her back.
When her mother next looked ut her she
wa found TO I've rigid and covered with
cold perspiratlon. These were thought 10
be signs Of approaching death; but since
then she has remained in that condition,
perfectly rigid and motionleSs. Her flesh
Is warm, her checks OF q natural color, her
breathing and pulse natural. aud the gene
raj appearance Is that Of q person i'm healthy
slumber, with the exception Of a continual
twitching OF the eyelids. She is fed daily,
sometimes receiving two eggs, a half-pint OF
cream, and a piece OF bread soaked in
cream. At times she breathes rs ii asleep.
and again as persons do normally when
awake. The physician in charge OF the
case has made several severe tests 10
waken the lady, such as firing a re.
yolyer close TO her face. subiectine
her TO shOwer-baths Of cold water, and
shouting ia her ear. The shooting and
shower-baths had the effect Of making hen
pulse beat faster, but not IN making the
mind or will-power assume their wonted
functions. The experiment of raising an
arm or leg has also been tried, but it re-
Quired considerable force to do this, and
when raised they remained In that posi-
ton for some time, then slowly falling 10
the bed. Six years ago Mrs. CHM was in
q similar condition, but was aroused at the
end OF a week by a runaway team striking
the house. Four years ago she lay in the
same state for a period OF five weeks, and
then gradually began TO recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
Ey GrubDs K AppersOn,
Real Estate Agents and ~Auctioneers,
No. s north Eleventh street.
TRUsTEES' AUCTION SALE OF ON

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF ONE
LOWER JAMES RIVER, CONTAINING THIR-
TEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. JUST
F EHl3S DFSMh ~ vS.B bbSE Virtue nS Of two two deeds Gd.
of trust from James Il. Jones and wife, dated re-
spcctiyely l4th October, 1880, and 7th October,
1852, and duly recorded, and being required 50 to
do by the beneiciaries. we VIII sell, on the prem
ises, by auction. at II O'Clock W., on
TUESDAY, MAY %, 1883,
If fair If not. on the next fair day thereafter
that REALLY VERY VALUABLE FARM above
described, called "DREWRN'S BLUFF" front
ing three miles on jane river. one mile from
Drewry's Bluff station and p0st-oAice.o on the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad about eight miles
from Richmond. and the residence OF the late
Jas. Il. Jones, containing about 1900 GRE OF
which about $50 are river lOw-grOunds. about 300
acres Of second lOw-grounds. and about 800 acresoi
fine, rich upland, al in tine cultivation about l5U
acres well set I'm Orchard-grass and %clOyerl, and
about 800 acres IN original f0rcst-pine. oak.
hickory, and walnut. The land lies beautifully. land
T. well drained. Can be divided into four farms
Of nearly equal SiZe-three fronting on the river and
the other on theRichmOnd aud Petcrsburg turnpike
The LARGE FRAMED DWELLING, containing
large forest of oak. hickory. &c.: the very best
water convenient and proyerbially healthy; barns
stables, granaries, hay-sheds, aud houses for ten.
ants and laborcrs amply sufficient. We believe
there IL no more valuable farm In the state Of &c,
size. and those wanting. either for their own use on
for Investment, would do well TO examine. attend
the sale, and buy. Good neighbors, among then
some northern families. Convenient TO churches
schools. mills, &c. Young hearing orchard of fine
varieties of apples, apricot, pears, &C.; and
grapes, &c.
ERMs: Whilst the deeds require a large cash
payment, by consent of parties In interest a smaller
payment will be accepted; and liberal credits a
To the residue of the purchase-mOney for neg0tia'
BILE notes. interest at o per cent. semi-annually
and secured by trust deed, all of which Will be an.
nounced at the sale.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
GEORGE A. CUNNINGHAM,
Trustees under the first deed:
BENJAMIN II. NASH,
Trustee under second deed.
GRUBBs & APPERsoN, Auctioneers.
ap 29-su,W &FtMyl5&tdtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09

Hpfclhl toUilhA1o'h'i,'
FRANK ID. HILL & Co, Auctioneers. my
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THE LATEST PROGRAMME or THE FESTIVITIES.
The ceremonies Of the Car will, it Is
thought IA DdUy NeirS correspondent says),
he the crandest and most magnificent cere-
mony OF this kind Of the present century.
The Russian Government Is spending mil
lions for the preparations, and the rich
nobility, pairicians. and merchants OF
:. Whiiestoncd Moscow" arc vieing with
each other to give to his Majesty a brilliant
reception. Besides the festivities In the
Kremlin. the great fsteS for the peo-
ME will be one Of the most inter-
csting parts Of the coronation pro-
cramme The enormous Chodynski plains,
where they are 10 come of, are now the
scene of the most busy preparations.
Rooths. tents, barracks, and all other CON-
nonents OF q great Russian fair, are being
erected. with stands for the spectators, and
an imperial pavilion opposite to the Pc
tro,sky Palace, from which the Car and
Court can survey the entire field and the
poptilace at their amusements. III - De-
iieyed that at least 1901 900 persons viii be
nrcsent. Drink and food for the people
win be distributed from 40 decorated
railway baggage-cars transformed into
.cmporary bars and drawn up in one long
row. Every guest receives an earthen-
ware lug, stamped with the imperial eagle
and the date Of the coronation. with when
he can call for his beer and mead. the
Masslcnnikoff factory at Moscow has FUR
nisbed 400, 900 OF these jugs in different
sizes and colors. Furthermore, every per-
son receives two meat pies, candies, dried
fruits, and cakes. OF the four huge thea
tres which are being erected for the iree
performances two will be devoted 10 ura-
matte representations, one OF which
consists OF an allegory showing the
triumph OF Spring, with symbolic
illusions to the coronation. At the other
two theatres parts OF Russian Legends,
especially from the ancient st. Vladimir
series, will be performed for the edificatlon
OF the moujiks. At the same time twelve
combined military bands, with twelve sing
ing companies, will perform concerts IN
the open air. The circus proprietor Saia-
monsky is also having an enormous hippo
dromc erected. where free performances
for the people will take place ut the CROWN
expense. Besides this peoples festival
an entire separate .jtb viii be given to
the Guard regiments assembled at Moscow.
This will take place in the SololinSky
Park. some four yersts from the city. In
the circular square at the entrance to the
park, from which six roads and boulevardS
radiate in different directions. q rotunda Is
being built capable Of holding 5000 per-
sons. besides a separate saloon for the
Court. From this central point long open
galleries will spread out IN fan shape,
where the tables for 10000 men Will be
placed in the shade OF the great pines.
For three nights this part of the park will
be Illuminated with many colored and
shaped lamps and paper-lanterns, which
in the darkness of the forest will afford q
fairy-like spectacle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09

General Durbin Ward wants to be the
next Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Ohio, and he says frankly Le has made nc
combinations, and proposes TO make none.
He will not agree 10 support any man for
the senatorship on condition that that man
will assist him in getting the gubernatorial
nomination. His platform Is the single
plank that be Is Democrat, and has grown
gray In the service OF the party. On that
he feels confident OF getting the nominal
ton and OF carrying the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
AUCTION sALEs--.FutureSy~~~
ByJ. Thompson Grown & Co"
Real Estate Agents, Auctionecrs' ana D'o"
lI13 Main street.
ITO BE SOLD WITHOUT kEoI"'D
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
cLosING-OUT SALE or TIE REAL h''
OF THE
CITY 1 INSURANCE COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS,
,,,pcr PLATEAU OF GROUND, EXrEN-
s,yE RIVER AND RAILRoAD-FRoNiS'
\ CENTRALLY LOCATED.
MANUFACTURERS, ATTENTioN'

nv authority of tho committee appointed 10y w, e
directors of the city Fire-lnslrance s1lnP1ny ~ %
III ~ al lie reII estate for the purpose OF hlunuitink
~ : stork' we win sell at public auction, on tae pre-
MISE without reserve, to the highest oidder' Oh
THURSDAY, MAY 0 T
=, q p. NJ. tins EXCEEDINGLY EALuABLE
ar AZ III III OF GROUND lying between the
ppihahn,nnd and Allegheny railroad snd James
liver and Immediately adjoining. The Iredegar
Company's works on the west fronting on iheCa-
nal iaffording abundance Of gatcr-poWer) Io'
feet. with n riyer-frOnt of 221 rect.
For manufacturing purposes or large coal fards'
DO ~ re entire 'front.'. no better place can he had :
and lis nroximity 10 the centre of the city renders
This property exceedingly desirable aud yalulsle;
Win INT little expense Il bridge across the canal
nuis this prOperty near the centre Of the city. .,
TERMS one third cash; balance ar SIX ana
twelve months. Interest added. secured by trust
deed. j. IiOMfSON bhon
my3 <A"''i'"SS'''
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.rC,,oy saLEs-Future Days.

uy Grubbs q Appe'son'
Real Eota;c Agents ana An..'o
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION o SaG on
u or Four VALUABLE SIpTMEo} t LIrs on
GROVE AvhNpE, &D &c; SsffRREET. IN HENRI-
co. SFkR st TiIE CRY OF RI n1, VI MMenrIcG,
virtue Of a decree Of the CircpIt i Isss. in the suit
entered ON the 4th day OF Ap,i ;,ieeds. &C.. we will
seIi. on he premises, in the order naIne"'o
TUESDAY. MAY Is, lsss. + SID
ut : o'clock +. NJ, the FOUL 5Dgriop62' and 263.
bounded by Grove. Elm, Strawberry ana fe"'
streets, next west Of Mrs: Foxs, prTTy LOTS
on H. .s' sbda 81 Carrier near Haryie street, e"'"
81 o-12 by III feet 70 a i4-fo9t slle Y tx. twelve,
md eiohtcen months. for negotiable notes. h'efe''
added, and title retained. AVE cTFRy.
ROBERT STILES,
Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-09
BY Grubbs & Apperson'
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ioheerS'
No. snorth Eleventh street.

Of 1OO40-1OO ACRESOF GOOD
ItSn on TIE WILLIAMSBURG ANDD
CENTRAL TrRNplREs,r ARn nrT,o 2SL Tex exc
-, ~ ~ a decree of Henrico Circuit. Court, en-
tered March s, 1851, IN The sns suit a 9T 1intrlIS" spe.
niai observation-disclosures therefor, will sell Mt auctioh'at
Iienrico county Courthouse on
MONDAY, MAY IA. 1888,
at 10 o'clock NJ. the VALUABLE I'm ihe Wa ur
III III : ,r,ct. formerly owned by the late Miniam
l.. Harrison. II has q hands oa shc 1r9 @ent PaI'its turn
VI WI 81 ,,,ns hack 10 hmman's creek. Inc New
port News extension Of ih 1en GheS TIps aTs, hHp of Y1 the
,aI,"n nd md ia nearncss 10 the city, on ko0n
ro y makes IL attractive to parties seeking ianu'
for cultivation or investment. -, tho omco
Of ne auciioncers. which will be sold rs a "ho'e
or divided, ns may he deemed best. ,.,,, ho
TuT TERMS: Mn he very liberal, ana VIII Oe
maue Ano"" ~ EDMUND wADDILL, JR.,
.,o special commissioner
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BY W. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOneers,
lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-
~ ABLE FARM IN HENRICO COUNTY, ON
THE YAKIMA ROAD. ABOUT Ten MILES
BELOW THE CITY. WITH FINE MlLL.siIE,
EXCELLENT FISHERY. GOOD DWELLING,
BARN, STABLE, &C., THEREON, by AUG
TlON.-By virtue of DEGREES Of the llenrlco tlr-
cult Court in the suit Of i" Lyme rs.Lyne aud GIS.,'
entered on the 25th of May. 1882. and 7th OF MAY,
1883, the undersigned. special commissioners, Will
sell be public auction. In front OF lienrlco county
courthouse. in the city OF Richmond, on
MONDAY. MAY Ia. 1888,
THAT being cOnrt-day,) at ~ o'clock VI. the REAI.
ESTATE mentioned in said dccrecs-io wit. that
VERY VALUABLE FARM. containing .lO7k
ACRES. with a NEW FRAME DWELLING OF
about six rooms. barn stable. quarters, Nc.. there-
on, lying on the Narina road about ten miles below
the CITY OF Richmond. adjoining the lands OF Henry
Cox, Esq, pr. W. l.. BrOaddus. and others. ana
known a d" sailors Tavern the late residence OF
Thomas l.. Lync. deceased. There are alsC ON The
said land an excellent mill-site,a very valuable
fishery. and a very large. bold, and unfallng
spring of great value. rendering this farm one Of
unusual attractiyeness, and a~fOrdinR a nne oppor-
tunitv for profitable investment.
TERMS: one fourth casE; the residue In equal
instruments at six twelve, and eighteen months by
negotiable notes. with Interest added. and the title
retained until all the purchase-mOney is paid aud
a conveyance ordered by the Court.
W. W. COSBY,
Il. T. WILSON,
Special Commissioners.
W. II. LYME & Co. Auctioneers. my