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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
The Coioretl MN.

10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
have Just read with great pleasure some
timely remarks from one large-hearted and
talented city friend IN the DiSp1tCh Of Sat
urday, November 10Th.
Permit few words from countryman
OF kind and conservative views on the
same subject. II fail 10 reflect fully the
sentiments Of my friend and of the Democ-
Taey generally. | shall At least seek 10 utter
the words OF truth and soberness." IL is
not my object TO show who are the proper
guardians 81 negroes In the South, II, in
deed. they need such guardianship, but TO
say the time has come for them TO show
their manhood and independence for them
selves. The claim Of either party to control
the vote OF colored men. In INV view, should
be discarded.
II. a. my friends afirlss. "the negro is a
freeman hcnceforth aud forever he must
judge for himself who are his true and
best friends. Thus is the favored opportu.
nity for the Democracy Of the South TO
show by their works tina; they will protect
the rights OF the colorcd man. and do what
they can to raise him to the highest level
OF which he il capable" as proposed sy
Dir. =. hut when he tells us. with the
rest Of the world. :" hands of OF the things
which are ours" it strikes me that he does
but echo a sentiment which | used TO hear
some tilt, years ago.
The progress OF events has made the
colored man part and parcel OF the voting
population Of these United States. Let
us, then. educate him 10 the point OF know
lng and acting not only Tor the good OF his
own race. but for the whole country.
which has honored and endowed him a.
ward OF the nation.
In the time Of triumph and rejoicing let
us not forget the principles OF eternal
equity. and the foundations on which
rests q republic like ours.
T.. q. TOWNSEND.
Providence Forge, November IL. 1884.
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Yeposw Imply. ~ aeulhern Journals
agree that 4 prevails 70 . large
extent smOne The Iness Ignorant para oil the
sosorpd rnrs3 pspnlssion. bus cay that u v
scarcely peyceptttle In the cities. where
the better educated eslered men discourage
u. To most men In the North the ground.
iesspess Of the alarm gives II IN aspect OF
absurdity. But in the South, we are gisd "
see, II IA recognized o. II should be. -
very serious matter, and the leading WINE
citizsnsin many places are taking energetic
steps 10 dispelit.
II the Republican politicians OF the North
have net l,st the sense Of patriotism In
their unserupnlous canvass for Mr.. Blaine,
tbey should make haste 10 volunteer help
In this useful work. Mr.. Rutherford Is.
HAYES, for example, could employ himself
at The present moment with great benefit
10 his souniry and advantage TO hts own
reputation n he should 30 South and re.
peat the soothing speeches be made there IN
1871. Mr.. Evarts. whc by this time should
be convinced that he Is OFT OF place among
the aldermen, could ai'ege the proprlety OF
teeping company with MIR. Hayes i'r an
excuse to cut loose from playing junior
counsel 10 Mr.. George Bliss. ar. Fred
criek Douglass has accumulated enough
ngEtN III Vut''c NNttbG
the last dozen years 10 afford 10 take a
vacation for the same good purpose OF going
South. We might proIong the list; but
these illustrations are enough. dozen
or two Of the Republican orators who de-
voted months 10 spouting for Blaine in
hope OF spoils could quickly diseipate what
ever panic exists among the c0lored people,
whom they profess so much to love, " they
only would disinferestedly devote as many
DAYS 10 telling them the truth-tbat the
election OF Governor Cleveland threatens
them with peril.
livery northern Republican knows that
all the civil and political rights OF eolored
people over which the Federal Executive
has any duty and power Of guardianship
will be guarded by Mr.. Cleyeland as sa-
credly as they possibly eould be by Mr..
Blaine. Every northern Republican
knows also that any alarm among the col
ored people Of the South arises from false
impressions on that subject disseminated
by the Republican Office. holders at
the South, in whose hands ex-
clusively the Republican National Com
mittee left Mr.. Blaine's canvass
there. II the Republican reliance In the
South had not been upon the ignorance OF
eolored voters; il the Republican National
COMMITTEE had made genuine canvass
throughout the southern States instead OF
merely plotting TO capture two or three OF
them by corrupiion-in that event simi.
lar canvass would have been forced upon
the southern Democrats, and cOlored peo-
pie, whether in the city or in the country.
would have been so well instructed with
regard 10 the real condition OF politics that
the present apprebensions among them
must have become impossible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

An old scheme has just been revamped
in Europe TO turn nimble penny, which
should conmsnd ready patronage IN this
country among class Of people who have
plenty OF money and very little brains
Circulars are being distributed Offering TO
besiow titles in exchange for certain sums
OF money. proportional in amount to the
grade desired. A prince can be msnuiac-
tsred for $1,000, = duke for $4,000, a
count for 5000. while only $4,000 IL re.
quired 10 We dubbed baron. At these
moderate prices II would seem that lively
trade in title henors might be created.
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some boys picking chestuuts in Chicopee.
Mass, the other day came suddenly upon
acave in the woods, which had the appear
ance Of being recently inhabited. Examin-
ing the premises carefully, a suit OF clo5hes
was found and also shout a biishcl Of chest
nuts. The boys confscsted the chestnuts
and were about TO 60 when they were con-
fronteo by man in a nude state, who ap.
pesrcd TO come from another apartment Of
the secret cave. lie was apparently insane,
aud said he had committed sin for which
he Was obliged to live on nuts and go without
clothes for seven years. lie said he had
been there nearly seven wears now. and
would soon be allowed TO put on his
clothes and breathe the free air OF liberty
as well ss the next man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
Bv y. W. Bowe aud Frank ID. Hin a Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.

''''' ~ - SUI ''''
yu,pIrsTFEsS SAJEOF yVpy yAJIr.
= ,,,o, % 81 ", In a. -.
a, ne rn TT ~ Sru Cir VS
Wrnntc,RY s'rREErsS .tNNnoY Snpsu " si M
,Anl ~ ~ " III fVl nEN ~ ASD flt
psrx ii,,,c- 49,, s'i'u " ., Zero oi W.
ron ,i ,ecorae H. isrt, e,
Shaneert ,"uIs, ~ D. Ia D. pase ~, ueisait
lawn scrures ,' AMI ~ PEnen o. eSr,h h no
1ery IN .s,S de.d viii S,ry,S, o 20 sr,,' ~,
s~iu 80" :. pu'.. suoon on t'ie premises OH
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2j. 1884.
AZ ~ o'clock NJ, the REAL FIST ATE de..ribeI in
said deed. follows:
1T. \ LOT OF GROUND on the west side OF
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rpJDAY. pecrnpnn ., 1884,

:. 70 o,e,oes H.. m. following VALUABLE
IN tnowu ~ the "a LOWER RfRD." iyinf
"a bcirr IN the county Of Gooebiznd ON ANS 's
ss,Ssy and Iis fyrd creek. and both sines ., w
vv,.imcnd and hileghany rzilrrad and ronsun'ny,
eoee xTRT~. more or less, about l4z arfr. ni
.-nirn arr james river inw grounds. TINS tas wv,
and The one below advertised by the AM VA .,e
s rtonally we'll located in deiightsuly roui"E
sa,sp,ry, about two hours ride from Riehmona ~
TTuus: rLough cash tn paw the expeunss.s g ~
..ssafiur this trust ami the sum or eS5ys;o'
iii, interest from the nrst day or scplennp,I .
1854 and th~ balance mon The following srss
80, 1854 on the FIRST day OF ceptcnhcr. iooS
.rd a3.s6e With Interest from the nrss va ~
ser,embsr, $500 .hc hrst day OF ~ ~.
,Sec AMI a. 20 any balance OF such terms - ~.
"a II. W. fIarlard may direct. hnt In case OF n,-
s,ai,ree 10 make snch direction. then upon such
known ." ''' w W. COSBY. Jn.,
70 Trustee.
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BV Il. u. Chaiiin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOaeers.

'
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOaeers
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 DESI-
u gABIE TRACT OF LAND. CONTAINING
2to ACRks. II HESkICo COUNTY; OK THk
PIKE. ABOUT FIVE MILES BELOW THE
CITY OF RlCIIMOND.-By virtue of decree OF
UenricO Circuit Court entered October 6, lss4
in the cause OF Roberts Roberts aud Others. the
nndersi gned. special commissioners appointed FOR
The pUrposc, Will sell BY public auction In front
ienrico courthouse, on
MONDAY, Die ENBER g. 1884,
that being court-siay, at O'Clock 4. NJ. the FARM
located az above, OF which william Roberts died
seized and Possessed.
The Land lies beautifully. with louz frout on
the Osborne turnpike. Is plentifuly watered, and
mas very the dwelling one OF the finest springs
ln Eastern Virginia.
The Improvements consist OF a dwelling, first
rate barn, snd other ouibuiidings.
The proximity OF this property to the city. with
q good road leading thereto. makes 10 very desirl-
bile. and II will prove profitable investment.
TERMS: One-fourth cash the balance In three
equal instruments. at SIX, twelve, aud eighteen
months. Tor notes at per cent interest. aud title
retained by the court tn all the purchase money
Il paid 4. J.. HOULWARE,
E.C. MINOR.
special Commissioners.
sale by n. ~. cHAFFIN 4 60. Auctioneers.
RoBEEfs VI. kOBkRTs AND OTHERS.
hereby certify that the bond required OF spe-
clal-tOmm ssioueTs \. l.. Boulwarc and = T..
Minor by decree entered on 9th day OF October.
1854, Ia above suit, has been duly given. Given
under ms hand this 18Th day OF November. I $50.
pOl6is,sq,ss,ao,s7, so,ae26&7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

II h manifest by dispstches from the
South that the erection Of Governor CIe,e-
land has oecassoned fear among coIored
people there OF something Indeinitely ter
s,s 2 happen e tnm y eoh .:.,
- s<nerai ~ 80 genuine IS some d the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

The little daughter OF Mr. T. VI. Casad,
corydeu, Iowa. was cured Of q severe burn
by ons application 81 ~. Jacobs OIL, the
magical psin.cure, leaving no marks.
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4 y EFFICIENT REMEDY

In all eases OF BRONCHIAL and PULMONARY
AFFECTIONS Is AYERS CHERRY PECTO-
RAJ. As such IL is recognized aud prescribed by
the medical profession. and in many thousand. of
families FOR the past forty years II has been re-
garded a. al invaluable household remedy. IL Is q
preparation that only requires to be taken in very
small quantities, and few doses OF II admins
tered Ia the early stages of a COLD or COUGH
viii effect a speedy cure, and may, very possibly.
save life. There Is no doubt whatever that
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has preserved the lives OF great numbers Of per-
sons by arresting the development Of LARSNtsi-
It's, BRONCHITIS. PNEUMONIA. and PUS. Mo-
NARY CONSUMPTION, ami by the cure OF those
dangerous maiadics. II should be Kept ready for
Use W every family where there children, As Il
l. medicine far superior % all Others In the treat
ment Of GROUP. the alienation OF wHOOPiNG-
Establishments peculiarly incidental 10 child
hood and youth. Promptiiude In desiiag with all
diseases OF this class Is Of the utmost Importance
fatal consequences. Do not waste precious time In
experimenting with medicines Of doubtful Ell
eaey, while the malady IL constantly gaining
deeper hold. but take AZ once the specdiest and
most certain TO curt.
AYERS CHERRY PECr0RAi.,
PREPARED ny
Ord. G. AVER a Co. LOWELL, MASS.
Sold by all Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
by Sutton g Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
HOS Main street.


rpRUsTEE's SALE OF TWO FRAME
4 TFNFMENTS, Nos. GIG AND 9ls NbSl
LEIGH BEL VEIN GRAHAM AND DAN
sTRFETS.-By virtne Of certain deed 0i trutt
executed % The undersigned trusiee, dateI July
rirbmond t'hapcory Court. u y. l2i a, page 30
default having been made In the payment OF We
debt secured thereby, aud being required So W o.
I shall o;fer Tor sale at pubic auction upon the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY, NovEMBER 10 1881
a. A. o'clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY located as
above. The LOT fronts 81 feet on We norm sue
The DWELLINGS are comparatively new: IaN-
ing been built within the last three years, ana con-
tain three rooms each. They are now rented 10
good terants. -, ,
'TFRMs: Cash rs IN expenses OF sale ana
qa62.s2, with some interest: balance upon ere.
an as 10 s43.l 3 until JanHarv -, 1850 $500
until April 27. 1888 si4.2j until July ~;
1881: aud balance upon terms 20 hp announce"
AZ safe. 4. H. tlloNi tntuy'
SrTT0S Co, Auctionocrs. no ~
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no is

yt,RUsTEE'S SALE OF a VALUABLE
JAME>-RIyER FARM IN GOoChbANsp
fa,IfNry BY virtue OF a decd OF trust ifon W
"a. i,axysrd. dated The 9Th dsy o. Ap,ii. neSs'
,rd duIy recorded IN the clerks oiice ot the ceu
sy courf OF Gooehland, and at the request OF we
isnr6riar.es IN ssld deed. default having Dta
made in the payment " q certain bona tnere,n
secured will a trustee In said deei sei ~ ps"
tic auction. on the premises on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER .. 1851
a, ~ o-eloek r. NJ. the following VAL. hBLt
FhRN known ~ the MIDDLE BfRDn lylls
~, he,n1 in ibc county OF fOochland. on James
river. Hie-Ryrd rfoek. and on both sides OF t,le
Richmond aud Allegheny railroad, anh con, Si
ing l,IgI ACRES. more or less. 1875 on mu !s.
arc Jame.-riyer Low. grounds. 1his farm aun tle
ono above Advertised bv the sane trustee COUSIN
some Of The finest lands In the ftft'. AMI W.eN-
c,nttouaIIy well locned In dflight'ully roiiing
conntry about two hours ride from Richmonu'
TRnHs: Enough cash to pay TIE eAp;,nc@-- ~
executing this trust, and the sun OF f3-3y -
with Interest from the I 81 day Of September lSsi.
and The balance upon the following crelies :
st7f5 with Interest from the lst day OF seoem ,
ter Iss3 on me 81 day Of september, SD; ana
s4,765 with Interest from the LIST dny o, sensenl
her, 1883, on the LIST day OF september, Icsn: am ~,
rs 10 any balance. on such term as the saI1 W. !.
Hazard may direct but IN ease ~ MS fhIure 20
make such direc iobs. then upon sneh Iers hs w
tru.tee shalI think nj, Ia he made known 90 tine
10 Of sale. WV. COSBY. JH..
Ills Trufe>.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

E0R NEW YORK.-The Old s%Tk
II Dominion steamship Company's ssne4A0b
proposed sailing for the week following are:
MANHATTAN. Captain STEVENS, FRIDAY.
November l4th. at 2 O'Clock y. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, SUNDAY, No
yember 18Th. az O'Clock L. NJ.
OLD DOMINION. Captain SMITH. tuesday,,
November ] Sth, az z o'clock +. ".
Freight received until | O'Clock y. VI. Fri
day, O'Clock 4. VI. Saturday, aud to O'Clock r..
II. Tuesday.
Through bills Of lading signed. and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east. and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 70 New York unciuding meals and
oerthl, SO: rOund-lrip tickets. SIS. Storage
with subsistence. 81; without subsistence. 90.
Passengers leaving Richmond By the CheSs-
peake and ohio railway AZ 800 A. NJ lsta New
ports News and the Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad AZ ll:20 A. VI. on MONDAYS, TUF--
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS will
make connection al NORFOLK with steamer
leaving those days.
For freight or passage apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN a co. Agents.
no l2 COmDany's Wharf. Rockets.
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, INNS EE'a SALE OF A VALUABLE
i.NFs RIVER sARu IN GDOCtLASv
s,o,sxTY.-By vsrfuc o. drci af truss from w,
~ nnssxsfd, dssed Me oh Day Of April. 1854, sna
~ CocehIsna. and AZ he request Of The peais
S,,.pv IL said deed, default bavin< oeen male ~
nc nsYmeri OF certain honi therein
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GINS.

GUNS, GUNS. HAVE A COMPLETE
" STOCK BREFCH- AND MUZZLE-LOAD-
ING.GUNs, RIFLES, PISTOLS, SPORTING
An examination Is solicited. rs ali goods in M
line will be- scid Ms cheap n similar roods can ~
eeasht anywhere. T. W. TiGNoH, 1912 Main
street., kiehmons'Sas eei7-ln
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TRUSTEES SALE or A SpLENDn -
iIsTiE EAKM ov 0Mgs amwygnMEEy sssp
mnxri,FON SITUATE ABOUT Elunn III q
npftW xUHMOND. VA. HEhh Is,n
rttkI;i "a cfTY ROAD by virtue o. sSs, nen
deed ~ trust daod me ecth dsy Of ncto, ~ a aSy
r"nniy trourt. Ia D. y. liz page l50, IRON r. -
I'm VII sell AZ auction, on the prems.s. es, .
,t,sa =, 10 DO by the holder ~ one of the noss
,ssrshy secured dcfsuit having been naoe I'D VIC
payment 81 the SAM. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1875
n, The hour Of O'Clock p. ~. all q Nc rhnp.
TpJy eonye,ed IN said deed. The fmnrosI-
p,@ nnts on The farm consist OF a good sM MI
nwtI.I,IEG containing two rooms: AisS vs'"
ann kitrhen. There IL also small orcbnu.
,rruus : enough IN cash 70 paw Tor esccuIns
mis- irust and 10 pay Oh and discrarRea rs 81
so47.34, due 26'h Of octobe'. 1850. Win m,e ar
-, .nt;I psid: s26I.3f The goth OF OeieDg'
1853. aud s27 5.3t 26,h Octobe-. 1856 snn &c
b.iance III any. upon such terms ~ NC sa,e -
aIisn shaiI direct, and in ease of hss faiur, W
Tive ouch direction then the trustee shiH us.c
it,c deferred payments 10 be secured ny nFuo
ne nroperty, and The buildings 10 be kpt snred
fer Deneht Of same. =, =, .-.p,p nc T,ns,o.
MANNING c. STABLES 4 Co.. Aaetionecrs'
NO 9-tde
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ByJ Thompson Brown & CO.,
Real Estate Agent, aud Auctoncer,.
1Il3 Main street
COCTH-THIRD.ST STREET PROPERTY,
NEAR MAIN STREET.
HERE Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
CHOICE CENTRAL LOCATION.
TWO THREE-sToRY BRICK RB-lDENCEs.
We win sell Al public auction, on the premises,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1884,

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1854,
at 4.3O 4. NJ,
those TWO DESIRABLE RESIDENCES, Nos. 3
and >, east line Of sOsth Third street, bctwccn
Main and Cary streets.
The DWELLINGS contain ten rooms each. with
hall rooms, pantries, bathrooms. clOseti, &c.
Have the modern improvements, aud occupied by
hrst-class tenants
The LOTS front 2Si feet each by 100 feet.
side aud rear alleys. beautiful shade tree. sc.
The location Is one Of the most convenient in
the city.
An opportunity 10 bpy on this most desirable
resident street Is seldom offered.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance IT six,
twelve. and eighteen months, per cent. interest.
secured bV deed Of trust.
J. THOMPSON BROWN Co.
NO "a AuctiOneers.
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pn,nsy nrcr,nyn 4. 1884,
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anciioncefs'
HOS Main street.


UCTION SALE OF A VERY DEsl-
N RABLR LITTLE TRICK FARM, CON-
TANNING, ABOUT 1ik AIRES OF LAND AND
SITUATE WITHIN HhLFA MILL OF HIN
GARY STATION on TIE RICHMOND, FIXED
ERICKsBURG AND POTOMAC KAiIRo ND'I
Al the reaueat OF the owner we shan n6' Tor SAFE
al public auction upon the pre- misses, ON
THURSDAY. NoyEMBER 20, 1854,
nj 70 o'clock H., the abOve-deseribcf PROPERTY
Ioug owned ana occupied ny Benjamin Cauthorr:
Fsa living about SIX miles north Of the city OF
Richmond. and fronting on the Hungary r0ad
within half mile OF regular railroad station tee-
graph ONCE. &C, where several trans pas
daiv thereby giving II great railroad advantages.
Tie land T. OF good quality, one hait Of which Is
cleared, the balance IN wool The DWELLING
is comparatively new with fonr rooris; necessary
out. buildings. &C.
There IS on The place good young orchard with
a variety OF I'm e good water. &c.
Trims. Half cash. balance NJ six and twelve
months SUTTON & co..
uo1S AuctiOnrere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
DTNfcuTED AT THE DISPATCH PRIsT.
Ing HOUSE,
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WINES, LIQUORs,&,

WINES. LIQUORs,&e.
AZ BARRELS WHISkEY,
~ APPlE-BRANOY. GIN, RUN.
PORT, SHERRY, CATAWBA WINE,
FRENCH BRANDY, WHITE WHlSKFY
PURE VINEGAR, IR IsH oAT-MEAL
CHOICE GROCERIES,
at lowest market rates BY
JOHN N. HIGGINS.
oe1 franklin street.
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r0RAO,N.

EAUTION.-CONs MERs or
~ ~DiI.J.'s BYsr~ TOBACCO will please ne-
tee carefully The yellow tAx ee sans. snd ~ &c.
u has the WORDING. Ia black letters, DIV NJ
Other tobarros are being placed 90 thc ~ L.
tag, aud may mlsiead consumers ofthfs eeieos -, 80
brand of tobacco. fobe gennin > ths hssis 49, Az
tag must have ON II Dtlss Best" Ia bnylsk ~
act ask for the httis yellow tag. a. forusrfN, ~
= Diis Beet" and sec ihat yop 90 WA, a,,a
for. NO t-'s
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1854
M 70 o'clock NJ, the above relorred N .n,Stn,-
VkIUARLE PROPERTY: Inc.s ar arc 1879 nv
,,,.,t oST THREE.sTORY BRlCk bui,. JD
ING on Eighteenth street., and SEVEN lW ~,
STORY BRiCk TENEMENfS on WIZ s, IT,
oreuricd a. stores and dwellings AZ pay INK III,
81. iThe iot fronts 1872 feet on Cary ana sA,slns
The same depth along tie western nne OF lei ~
teenth street 10 wide acy. THIS ptopsry VI ~, ~,
nresent state paws well, but living as II uos, VI ~,
nn,5st m he wholesale business. anil hayihk ~
Gel frontage on both Cary and Eighbeenth 81 r
.esrs grand opportunity for the erecHon ~ 10
,aries and warehouses which must prove vaina'e
Investments. For the purposes ntlnrI ;, o,o,s
peculiar advantages. being most eon ~, s,sli,
thinning b, both rail and water snd al 'ne iae''
H. syncceSsary for cOudnctlne business.
TERMS: One-fith cash; balance IN nlhs Snnu' -,
payments. q per cent. interest added W u'''''ei
ho'''' W "' FIEMAN TUPPER,
- Aur 'iouepr.
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A UCTIUN SALE OF TINT vEkn
mick INVITING. No. 5t1 NORTH FIRST
sTREET.-By request Of the owner, who !. about
10 r. move from tie city, We viii sell by aachon'
on go.
=, A O'clock T.. NJ. the PREMISES described as
Tbe DWELLING contains Ave rooms WIN me
usIial cony,nie nceS--all In excellent or ~f, a, -
The LOT has a front Of 2a% feet by dekih"
100 Iect 10 an alley In rear ~ Zee. wide
The great demand for property ansM,Fl19t ,h "
tho above description justiaes us In the beti l1t
full force fbiddrrs Will he on hand. all 0I whom
are cordially invited 90 attead. 40. -
TERMS: one third In cash tne Iesiur, ~ ~, -
and twelve months. 8 per cent. interest adped an"
secured by irust-deed; or All cash. ~ ln' p"'-
op no "a ,'"' CIfwNIsG 4 ROSE. Auclioneers.
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MINERAL WATERS.

M AUkEsHA GLENN MINERAL
w ,WkTEk. PURE DRINKING WATER
IVered IN any part of the world. The demand for
the esiebrtted water by our leading families As
resnist 9rbksns water Is daily increasinx. In
suutos ~ an sidney and liver dinicultie>. For
sar pv ie1oink dfnsRisfs, sampie-roems, srocers.
or mrees !rwm sprirr IN s,rreIs. halls. aud glass
no e-s~,Iu&fhly Waukeshs, VIA.
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RrFrtx;gLAn, AND DANCE, AaciioaecTs.

WILLIAMS. &C., PLATNrIF rs. AGAINST THOMAS
ASD AIS, DEFENDANTS. ~ TIE CHANCEHl
COURT or THE CITY Oh RICHMOND.
!, beniamin II. Berry, clerk Of SAID court, certi-
fy that the bond required OF the special commits.
soners by the decree In said cause Of November l.,
1854, has been duty given.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of November.
1854
no ii-1Ot BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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LOA0 uksssh Ssse%s'
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE -
~ VALUABLE
STORE AVID DWELLING PRoPsRss'
SITUATED AT THE
NORTHWEST coHNEa or R'eBTssSsh
AND CARY sTREETs,
ro.a,sr,ra or SIXTEEN BRics TIME
nrNrs, FRONTING ON CARY, Ef6H-
TENTH STREET. AND ArwnS-
TY-yoor ALLEY LYING BE-
TWEEN sEvENrEFNTHA AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS
nv r,oue.t 81 the owner, shall sell by ars'loh'