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been promised us by cranks who were Just
as clever as is this "popular hcretic," put
somehow no man clothed and In bis rign'
mind has ever been able even to conceive
ANYTHING that would be better. II is there
fore safe to conclude that the best way 70
deal with Colonel INGERsoIL is to give hifn
all the rope he desires. III he does not hurt
himself any more than he has hurt oftho'
doxy, he will be exceedingly fortunate.
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The II. Z. Lee Camp Fair commenced
last night under most favorable auspices
Elsewhere will be found a full report OF the
scenes and incidents of the occasion. which
show conclusively that the undertaking
cannot fail to be a brilliant success in every
respect. The object for which the Fair was
inauguratcd comments itself to every true
man and woman throughout the country,
and the manner in which northern soldiers
have taken hold of it is singing rebukC
to the bloOdy-shirt shriekers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-15
by W. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneers,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY CORNER CARY
AND BELVIDERE STREETS, LARGE LOT.
WITH TWO-sT0KY BRICK STORE AID M
THEREON.-By virtue of a deed OF trust 10 the
undersigned, trustees. dated May ), 1882, and OF
record In the clerks Office of thc Chdncery Court
of the city OF Richmond in ID. Il. l2O H. page
S. default having been made in the payment 0i
the debt thereby secured, and being thereto re-
uuired by the beneficiary i'm said deed we shall sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1854,
at 81 O'Clock y. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described
I'm said deed and located Us above. The improve
ments consist of 7 LARGELY STORY BRlCh
STORE. with DWELLING OF three rooms above
n TWO. STORY DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING I'm rear OF same, and several SMALLER
FRAME BUILDINGS. The lot has "a 'front.' OF
about % feet. more or less, on the south side OF
Cary street. and extends back OF irregular wldtn
about 81 feet the cast line Of Belyidere street,
"A plat of which will be exhibited at sale. The
store, now occupied by Mr.. Kracke, Is a wcll.os-
tabshed business. tand, and the adjoining ground,
fronting on Cary street i desirable and valuable for
either stores or dwellings. The property VIII be
sold whole or In separate parcels, - NAV seem
best at time OF sale.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 the expenses Of sale, and the
sum of 81 $50, with interest thereon from May
:, SS4, until paid; and the residue In equal in
stalmcntS at six and twelve months, by negotiable
notes. with interest added, and secured by deed
IF trust +. ID. HILL.
j. Il. ELAN.
Trustees.
W. H.LYNE & co., Auctionecrs. my II
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BY VIM. II. Lyme G Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
ll13 Main street.

THE LARGE. ATTRACTIVE, AND
L WELL-LOCATED TIlREE-STORI BRICK
DWELLING AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF TWENTIETH AND BROAD STREETS
FOR SALE BY AUCTIOS.-By request OF the
trustees and vestry of StJOhnis Episcopal church,
we shall sell by public auction, on the premises,
on
THURSDAY NEXT, 18TH INSTANT,
at 3 o'clock Z. NJ, the above-named PROPERTY,
well known as the parsonage or sid church, and
being a most substantial, cOmmodious and we'll
arranged threc-story structure, containing about
twelve rooms, having all the usual cOnyeniences
and a large BRICK KITCHEN and a BRICK
STABLE on the lot, the entire premises being in
good der.
The LOT has a front Of 81 feet on Twentieth
street. and extends back between parallel lines
l2O feet TO a wide paved alley in the rear.
The sole object of this sale Is 10 reinvest In par
sonage on Church Hill more convenient to the
church; and this property situate as Is In good
neghbOrhood close to business, churches, schools,
market, &C., sufficiently large and well-arranged
for two more families If desired, and desirable
either as a home or for rental purposes, should
command the attention of all parties interested.
TERMS: One third cash; the residue In equal
instalments NJ six, twelve, aud eighteen months,
by negotiable notes, with interest added and Sc.
cured by deed of trust.
W. II. LYME & CO,
my9 Auctioneers.
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A contemporary remarks that it would
be well for the Democrats "if they could
be brought to the point Of agreeing to re-
form the Republican party horizontally"
Well, they have determined to put the Re-
publican party fiat of its back in Novem-
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BY 4. q. Cook, AuctioDeer,
"a Ninth street.

E ARGE STOCK OF BUGGIES, PHAE-
L. TONS, DRAGS, HORSES. HARNESS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.-The proprietor having deter
mined 10 reduce lis stock Will sell, at No. 10 i
Franklin street, on
THURSDAY. 18TH INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock.
9 BUGGIFS Of latest STYLES aud best make:
9 FOUR-SEAT DRAGS-best make:
9 EXCELLENT PHAETONS-bcst make;
SUPERIOR HORSES and MARES-among
them are some really irst-class;
8 sets SINGLE HARNE>S-excelent quality:
sets DOUBLE HARNESS excellent quality.
This ffords an excellent opportunity TO those
wanting FIRST-CLASS sTOCk.
TERMS: All sums under 800, cash; 500 and
over credit of sixty DAYS tor satisfactory paper.
my IL r.. ID. COOK, Auctioneer.
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The Springfield Republican says: "A
small dose OF Henry IRvNG's opinions
about America burdens the cable" our
contemporary should be thankful that any
body's opinion has supplanted OSCAR
WJrDr'g
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VALUABLE TIMBER LAND ON
JAMES RIVER AT AUCTION.

At the request Of tie heirs Of the late William
". Wilcox, viii sell az auction, ut my store No.
81 sycamore street. Petersburg, Va, OH
WEDNESDAY THE 2STH DAY OF MAY,
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ,
the very desirable TRACT OF LAND of about
500 ACRES or ORIGINAL GROWTH TIM
Der OF PINE AND OAK, lying In the county Of
Prince George, one mile from deep water on james
river, and belonging to the estate OF the late Will
liam NJ. Wilcox. Familiarity KIN wn rs "Selden's."
The quantity and quality of the timber, and its
contigmty t. d ep water, renders this sale worthy
the attention of saw-mil men, lumber. dealers,
and those who desire to invest In that sort Of pro-
perty which will pay literally, as it Is considered
the finest tract of timbered land In Eastern Nir-
ginia.
TENS: One fourth cash; for the balance a
credit of six. twelve, and eighteen months. the de-
ferred payments To be secured by approved. en-
dorsed negotiable notes, interest added, and title
retained ill paid for Purchaser to pay taxes for
1884.
SALE POSITIVE. Y. :. SEABURY.
Real Estate Auctoneer.
APP 27-3O,my2,4.7,9,1ll4 ,l6,1s,2l&ttd
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awe are told that President ARTHUR nas
put two extra bath-tubs into the Wni'e
House since he took possession" ARrhuR
is the victim Of misplaced confidence. lie
will not succeed himself; nor will any
other Republican succeed him.
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For making leather waterproof the fol-
lowing receipt has been printed: TWEEN
ty-four parts oeic acid, Is ammonia soap.
q water, 6 raw stearic acid, and 3 tannin
extract are thus Incorporated. The olelc
acid is first melted with the raw stearine,
then the ammonia soap is added, aiterward
the tannin extract. and finally the water.
The ammonia soap is obtained by treating
oleic acid with ammonia until the smell OF
the latter is not perceptible after pro-
longed stirring. BY adding to the whole
mixture solution OF two parts copperas
in six parts of water deep black color Is
secured, admirably adapted for dyeing
shoe-leather.
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOncers,
1lI3 Main street.

DUBLIC SALE OF DETACHED
4 TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING AND
GOOD LOT 3Oxl5D FEET TO \ WIDE
ALLEY. No. 9l7 WEST CLAY, GETNEEN
GRAHAM AND HANCOCK STREETS,
MONDAY, MAY 10TH,
at 6 T.. My request of the owner, non-resi-
dent, we will offer The above PROPERTY for sale
by auction, on the premises, rs above
Recent street improvements VIII greatly en-
nance value In thi, improving locality. and As an
Investment or snug home this oilers good
opportunity. ,-,..,...
TERMS 4: one third cash: bal1nce six and twelve
months, secured by deed OF trust a. per cent in
terest. j. THOMPSON BROWN ~ CO.,
my Ia AucuOnCers,
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MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoMMANDERY,l
No. ., Il NIGHTS TEMPLARS,
RICHMOND, VA, Nav 10, 1884.
CPEClAL OR ID Z r S.-SIR \></
- KNIGHTS: Attend drill Of the ~
Commanderv at tine ASYLUM, st. Adams ~
Hall, THIS Thursday EVENING at 8 4 y
o'clock. Every Sir Knight intending to/
join in the pilgrimige u Washington Is urged 10
attend. as this will be our last drill.
by order Of the Eminent Commander.
JAMES III. CAPERS.
Captain. General.
Attest: s. Meg. FISHER, Recorder. my l5-lt
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The Philadelphia Times says: "Guess-
ing at beans in a jar is easy compared win
guessing the name of the next President"
Yet there is not so much difference after
all. In any event, he will be a being OF a
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Rcd Water From the Deptl,s
Virginia CNcv.) Enterprise. !

virginia NtNsl 1@hbNi Pii0N'
In the tunnel OF the Daniel Webster
mine, northeast OF this city. beyond the
Wells-Fargo mine, at a point over 800 feet
beneath the surface, a flow OF water OF
strange character has been encouhtered'
The water boilS up through the floor OF the
tunnel, and in the light OF the candles pre-
sents an almost blood-red appearance. II
smells like crcosote and has Il pungent, dis
agreeable taste. When bottled and brought
out to the light Of day the water has
rich. burned-Siensa color. After standing
for time Il grayish powder is thrown
down, but the color OF the water remains
the same. Two OF three gallons OF the
water have been brought to town and dis
tributed among such persons as take an m
terest in things of the kind. Some OF the
water has been sent TO San Francisco for
analysis, and ASSAYS will be made OF the
sediment deposited by ii. A bottle OF The
water kept in the sun for several days
shows no alteration in color and presents a
clear, bright appearance Of some tlncturc.
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The Philadelphia Times says "the penn.
ocrats who threaten to read others ous VI
the party don't know how to read" NO
they have only gotten as far as spell Oh
-.
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AUCTION SALES---Future Dnys.
Nv Frank ID. Hill Co..

l1os Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
~ NUMBER or BUILDING LOTS ,; AS M
EIGHT OR TEN SMALL FRAME HOUSES,
SITUATED ON TENTH. LEyENTm,
TWELFTM; TIIlRTGGENTH, ANp FoUR-
LEIGH, AND N STREETS: AND VERY NgAR
THE CBEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAiL LbnN
SHors, r AT TRS TEk A beEAN sk2N E M
COMPANY, AT AUCTION.
The Citizens Bank of Rlchmondl In The Chapcery
u.s. City Of Rich
p. r.. johnson and others, J mond.
BY virtue Of decree in the above cause entered
December III. 1888, the undersigned, special com
missioners thereby appointed, VIII sell al puonc
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. MAY 10TH,
TUESDAY, MAY 20TU, 1884.
AT4o'cLocK r. NJ.
the REAL ESTATE described 10 said suit, being
all of the property the city Of Richmond 0elong-
ing 10 the estates Of Caroline VI. X. johnson and
the late Philip r. johnson. located as described
above. The PROPERTY 10 he sold embraces
about squares, or from D 20 acres OF ground
feet deep. The HOSES 10 be- sold on Thir-
tecnth street and Leigh street near Thirteenth.
of mOuldcr, sand Of superior quality, also an In
exbaustible supply OF gravel and sharp-sand' Tor
builders purposes:
The opening of Thirteenth street and the new
bridge over the creek ar Fourteenth aud NJ streets
make all OF these lots available for building pur-
poses. and located ibcy are, convenient 10 all
parts of he city and especially 10 the employees
ON the Chesapeake ana ohio railway and the Tan
ner 4 Delaney Works. the sale offers rare induce
ments parties dcslroms of purchasing cheap lots
for homes or for speculation.
eemaD NJ the Office of the auctiOnecrs showing
how the property Is divided. 800 .
Sale VIII commence on MONDAY, May 18Th, az
the corner Of Thirteenth and Leigh streets ut 4
o'clock promptly. ,
TERMS: One third cash; bllan e In six ana
twelve months. with per cent. interest addcd 10
note. and ute retained Until all the purchase
money Is paid and convey lnce ordered ~ the
Cont JOIN \. LYMAN,
WOOD BOULDIN,
g.. *. MACON.
Sp' cia Commissioner.
sale by FRANK ID. HILL & Co., Aucponeer,.
TIE CITIZENS BANK or RICHMOND. &C.' PLAIN
TIVE, AGAINST i. I. JOHNSON AND OlliERs,
DEFENDANTS, ~ THE CHANCEHI COURT OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
IBenIamin II. Berry. clerk Of said court. certify
that the bond required of the special comml e>ion-
ers by the decree in said cause OF the Ilth day OF
December. | SS3. has been duly given
Given under my hand this 9th day 81 May.
1884 BLNJAMiN I' Bihhl'
my 7-tds
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A letter to the Cincinnati ItmeS-SfaT
gives an account OF man in the land OF the
moonshiners who can be tied up. we
should think that most any man IN the lana
Of the moonshiners could be sewed up.
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The CGur d'Alene Eagle says: q" a tram
of sixteen mules, fifteen loaded with whis-
KEY and one with -four, arrived at Eagle a
few days ago. There isnothing ike keep
ing up the spirits Of mining camp.
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A contemporary remarks WHITTIER Is
now too weak to write poetry. There are
some people who think that WHITTIER
has always been too weak to write poetry.
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When a st. Louis paper remarks that the
late Mr.. BENJAMIN was a traitor, we are
reminded how natural it is for the wild
westei n ass TO kick the dead lion.
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Colonel FRED. GRANT says that he didn't
know that his partner was loaded, but the
detectives did, and are trying very hard
TO keep him from going of.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by Quarles 4 hcCurdy,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneerso
1919 east Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA,
" BJE REAL ESTATE LYING IN TIE ~,
COUNTY OF HENRlCQ, JUST OUTSIDE ~ !.
RRbhp oiLrADiNG FROM THE OLD TO The
NEW RESERVOIR. CoNTAiNiNG EIGHT
ACRES. WITH LARGE BRICK DWELLING
OUT-H0UsEs, &C, Az AOCIioN'
Planters National Bank -,., Decree eS Of
John En q @rs Robinson of May l. 1884.
cause The undersigned. appointed special commits
sioncrs thereby, viii offer for SALE upon the prem
''es' ." SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1884,
at 81 O'Clock, that certain LOT, PIECE. OK PAR-
GEL OF LAND. With the improvements tn N, on,
containing EIGHT ACRES, and bounded Dy hsn.
Iond Winder, and Robinson streets, ana tht JANUS
of j. b. Haryle. The DWELLING, fronting VI.
Ashland street at the corner OF Robinson. u .
large three-sOry brick one, containing about nine
rooms. There Is on the place numyer OF ous-
buildings. such as stable, kitchen, &C., aiso al Ca
The property will be sold either rs a whole or
sub divided into smaller i)ts according 10 s''I
yey to be madc), as may be deemed Dest NJ uhe vi
sale. .,,,
/ This property being situated on one OF the man
roads leading to the New reservoir and In nelgn-
borhood where so many improvements are Deing
made, the land being so susceptible OF beng SUP
divided into building site, should c0mmahd lne
attention Of all seeking really hrstciass invest.
meDts, and which offer In very short time great
profits and enhIncemen. In value.
pat of subdivision can be seen at the once OF
auctOneers. A.
a conveyance win leave the Office Of the Auc-
tioneers at O'Clock promptly to convey DIdders
To the sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: residue at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for which deferred pay
merits the purchaser or purchasers are required 70
give negotiable notes. with 9 per cent. interest
added from the dav Of sale, and the title TO said
property 10 be retained until the entire purchase
money is paid and "a conveyance ordered by The
Court. HENRY g. IhNNON NJ,
JAMES ALSTON CABELL,
Special Commissioners.
TIE PLASTEES NATIONAL BANK or RICHMOND
PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST Robinson AND OTHERS,
DEFENDANTS, IN THE CHANCERY COURT or
THE CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Bcniamin H. Berry, clerk Of said court. GER
tify that the bond required of the special commits
sIoners by the decree IN said cIuse Of May l, 1854
has been duly given. 80.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of May, SS4.
BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
my Observation-Disclosures
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Wonder IL the Cincinnati grand Jury
indicted any one connected with the Gin
cinnati Commercial Gazette. melting riot
should be an indictable offence.
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Mr.. WATTERsOS's star.eyed goddess Of
reform ha, discovered that her effort to cut
Mr.. RANDALL did not put him out of Dem.
ocratic society.
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by Grubbs K ApporsOu,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. S north Eleventh .troel

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF THAT REALLY VERY VALUABLE
BUILDING LOT or LAND At TUE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF GRACE AND SECOND
>TREETS.-By virtue OF a decree OF the thanc.ry
Court Of the city OF Richmond, IN the suit OF '"le-
man rs. Coleman, &c. entered 18Th April leoi'
We will sell at auction, 90 the premises on
TUESDAY, MAY 20. 1854.
AZ . o'clock Z. M., the aboye-dcscrbed PRO-
PERTY, being by lar the most desirable lot on
east Grace or Franklin street now on the market. II
consists II TWO PARCEL~-O5 feet on ne norm
side Of Grace by 1872 feet on The east side OF Sc
cOnd street and adjoining ON The northi 3lf
feet on the east side of Second -trCct by 90 icel
viii DC sold rs "A whole cor diyiOcd. rs may seem
best on the CAV of sale. 4 rare opportunity OF
buying one hue large lot or Two or tlrce smaller
ones.
TERMS : Cash enough 10 pay costs OF suit and
expenses If sale; balance AZ one, two' and ihfee
NcIrs. tor bonds hearing interest WIN Sool per-
sona security, and title retained. ,.,.,..,,.
ARCHER ANDERSON,
TAYLOR BERRY,
special Comm ssionerS.
COLEMAN. PLAINTIFF, AC AINSc COLEMAN AND
AIS, DEFENDANTS, ~ THE CHASCERN COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
I, Benjamin II. Berry, clerk Of said court, GER
tify that the bond required of the special cowm'S-
siOners by the decree IN said cause 81 April ~
J 1854. has been given.
Given under my hand this 1T day 81 May
1854. BENJAMIN H. BEkkN' tlerA.
mi
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DUBLIC SALE
OF
1900 ACRES OF VIRGINIA LAM

VpI DLlC SALE
1900 ACRES OF VIRGINIA LANp'
The undersigned, executor Of me last VII, -
andrew Rench late OF Washington county, IL ~.
deceased, Will SELL at public sale, On TIE pf'''''
on - ,sst
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is leei, 80,
1900 ACRES OF THE BEST " M.iit W.
JAMEs-RIVFR BuTrOM, OfLANp
AND TIMER .,,.,,, and
In Goochland county, Va. lhe U'Vt - "'N'
flvorably known as ..,,,,,oN
BULLiNG-HALL PLANTATION ,,,.
and ranks rrst among the Naiutnie UssS IN
desirable locality. IL j. spseeptiOe OF ~, ,n
into three tracts and VIII DC 20 ouercd' 9no -,
It's entirety. The location Is thirty-nNe nes ~,
Richmond, Va, ON the Richmond ana AlIk,,Is
railroad, near churches, sehool'houses aho ~ ~ ~,
with easy access by the railroads 10 Tie b.s' ~
kefs The timber IL good, the arabic lahd 'et',N'
weli-wstered, and unsnrpas ed Tor grahuE P"'
poses. TIE Improvements consist OF ..oo,g -
GOOD tlef.S, BARNS, iupNN
CO.HOuSES, -,
and all necessary oul-bnlldings. sale pereihp'o,
TERMS One third cash remainder IN Que ""'
Two years With interest ,,.hy
Possession given January l, 1885, or earlier w
agreement with the tenant
For Iarticaiars apply 20 JAstss NJ, srnANSs'
West View, Coochland eounty, Va, or the un"S'
signed at Haserstown, MS, MIN p prxcu.
my s-eodsJeSi&tdfJe5toJeis Executor
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BRIEF COMMENT.

Hurrah for our four-in-hand team o.
delegates at large
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I'm pursuance Of the aforementioned decree IN
said cause, the undersigned, appointed special
IssiOner thereby, Will offer FOR sale upon the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 81, 1854,
al O'Clock u. NJ. that NEWLY-BUIL lit, STOCK
BRICk, THRkE-SrORl STORE PROPERTY
No GIS east Broad street, between sixth and sew
enth streets. now occupied by Peer fahr' E1l'
This property has been erected wlun the
last five years, and IS IN excellent order ana
contains, besides large store-l Dom ana 'cltI,
about Twelve rooms The lot has front ~ "A
feet inches, more or les, on the north ltn' 81
Broad street. and runs back ~ icet 70 fihh AZ
10 erect TWO small stores, which would AZ all times
command good rem ais.
The property will be sold with all rights and
privileges thereto belonging, among which l. TIE
perpetual right To enter and have use OF the vest
ern wall Of the adjoining prOperly.
This property being situated on the best retail
street In the city, and I'm TIE centre Of business
should command the attention Of tlole seeking
srst-class investments.
on THE SAME DAY,
n o'clock u. M..that l. ARGE, WELL-BCu 1T
| TWREF-STORT- AND-BASEMENT = K Is
STUCt OED DWELLING. No. I'll 20 thc south
| west cornerof Eighth and Leigh streets. contain
ing about fourteen rooms. with an c0nYealence,.
such ss gas. water. hath. range, &c. There = also
IuLARGE BRICK STABLE on tic rear Of the lot.
The lot has front Of "A feet on Leigh street. and
runs back l2O feet 10 4 wide. paved alley.
! TERM: one fourth cash; residue ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months, the purchaser 10 give nego-
liable notes, with yer cent. added IRON the day
OF sale, and secure the same by deco OF trust
HENRY g.. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.
HENRtCO CIRCUIT CoURT-PLANTERs NATION
Al. BANK VS.. LYNE'S CURATORS. &C.
certify that special COmmlssioner HENRY &.
CANNON has given the bond required ~ ne de-
cree entered In said suit on The 9Th dty OF Way
Teste, SAMUEL 2. wADDTLL, DC;
MAY q, 1884. my 10
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Your Uncle BILLY GLADSTONE has again
batted out the opposition. Score, 3O3 10
275.
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By Chewing 4 Rose,
Real Estate Agents and AucuoneerS,
y, = north Teuth street

UCTION SALE OF TWO NALUA
N BILE FRAME STORES, WITH DWELL,
INGs AHOVE. Nos. 100 AND 1871 NORTH
THIRD STREET.-By request Of the owner We
Sill sell by auction, upon lhe premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1854,
al 3 o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY located 4,
above. Ne. 729 has front Of 20 feet by deptn
of 100 feet TO an alley. No. 73l has a front OF
Is feet by depth of 100 feet 10 au alley and ha'
also stable fronting on said alley Tor the accom-
mediation OF several horses. Both OF sald st"fe'
are now rented 10 good tenahts
Come TO the sale and invest your money adNhn-
tageOuSly. ID,
TERMS: Easy. and made Know ~ ume oi ''''
CHEWING 4 ROSE.
my IL Aucuone'f''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-15
MARRIAGES..

Married. in this city, May II, 1854, by Rev. D.
H. Uutson. MIR. CHARLES BROW MING and Miss
HELEN a. VAUGHAN; ali If Richmond va.
Petersburg papers please copy.