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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05

For some time past il has been notorious
that the system OF "coopering' is being
extensively carried on in the North Sea.
4 number Of tinely-built vessels, some Of
them cited up in a rather sumptuOus man
ner, have been sailing about the northern
coast. all Of them well supplied with grOg,
cigars. and tobacco. which they retail
among passing ships. The principal
business done by them has hitherto,
however, been among fishermen en-
gagged in the herring fishery. At pre-
sent there are several thousands OF men
engaged in the prosecution OF the her
ring-fshing industry on the Yorkshire lnd
Durham coasts. The port OF Whitby alone
employing 200 to 1900. II has been the
habit Of many OF the fishermen 10 board the
cO0pcring vessels during the night time
and to purchase quantities Of brandy.
cigars, and tobacco. which theY have land
ed, along with their cargOeS OF hcrringS, in
the morning. In this way thew have c>-
capped detection, and many casks an1 jars
OF spirits, bales OF tobacco, and boxes
Of cigars have been landed and sold
at considerably less rate than they
could be purchased at in the Ordi-
nary way. An extensive trade OF this
kind has been carried on, and it is no Sc
illiciily landed and sold are stored away.
The stuff is believed TO be shipped from
Holland, the proprictors Of the craft which
are employed on the coast in this trade be-
ing all, or nearly all, Dutchmen. The liquor
is reported to be Of vile quality. and is said
10 produce a maddening effect upon those
who take much Of IT, while the tobacco and
cigars are said TO be, A. rule, wretched.
Nevertheless, large quantities OF these stores
are consumed. The coa.tguard of Whtby
have been fully coenizant OF these proceed
incs, but until Yesterday they have been en-
tiely baflied in their efforts To make cap
turc. Yesterday, however, the chief Of her
Hsjestv's coastguard. stationed az Whtby.
with number Of armed men, put of in
their boats. and boarded several OF the fish
ing craft a. they came into the harbOr.
Each suspicious-loOking vessel was care
fully everhaulcd by the coastgIard and by
Mr.. COsgrove. second officer OF customs.
and all places likely 10 contain cOntraband
goods were diligently searched. somehow
or other the fishermen had, il i. sup
posed. got wind Of the intended
raid, for dozens Of vessels were exam
med without any cOntrsband goods being
found. Ultimately the cOaStgiard board
ed vessel in which. after long search.
they found quantity OF brandy and tobacco
crafty concealed among the timbeS.
These goods were Immediately seized. The
seizure has been reported to the authorities
in London. who will doubtless order a
prosecution OF the SlnugglcrS. The effect
OF the raid has been to create a good deal Of
CONSERVATION among the local fishermen.
II may b. noted that in former days Whit
2 hv was famous head centre OF smuggling
eperations on the Yorkshire coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05
THE GERMAN MAsGUvREy.
The Manner In which Crops are Tram,'ea
and Peasnut. Paid.

correspondence London Timcs.I
Two reasons, probably. why autumn M
nTuvres on large scale have been discvn'
tinued IN England are the fact that the inuc,
pendent spirits OF the English farmer wouiu
not submit TO the trampling down OF nis ,i
crops by large bodies Of troops. ~ WEI, =,
the unwllingncss Of English bouseholueIs
10 have soldiers billetcd on them I'D nieio
piping times OF peace. But thcse op]'S
tons go for nothing in this coun,'!' a.
which The paramount interest Is tuv o'"
cheney OF It's army. and its army c'nnot poS
sibly, in the opinion OF those oe't aDic "
Judge. be made efficient Without autumn
mannuyTes on an enormous scale. IDere-
fore the peasants and The landed proprlc-
tor must patiently and patrioiicaiiy submit
10 see their clover. their turnip' anu tneir
potato fields, their yineyard'' ,he'r Or
chaidS and their cabbage g'ruehs Dc~
come the scene OF mimic battle; ana rs
far ~ the mere surface OF the ground
is cOucCr ncd, the destruction wrought ny
hrtgspif Is not very much less complete
Than thai rcsu ling from real war. II il true
military commission Afterwards passes
over the wasted region for the purp0s, OF
aprraising the damage done to crop', but
There src few agricultural sufferers from
the boofs Of cavalry and the wheels Of can
non who would not prefer immunity from
devastation 10 4 compensation watch docs
not wholly comfort. Perhaps the most con-
siderable item in the manguvrc eXpen'eS Is
the sum thus awarded for territorial dam
axe: but an Their very formidable charge j.
thst for csntoning the troops. II is always
coutriyed that the contcudiIg corps shall
b,VOuac withOnttents for at least one night -
generally twO-in the course OF their eX"r-
ciscs. aud. for the rest OF their time, they
are biletcd in the villages round about.
For each man bilcted on him a household
ca is entitled to about Cd. u day; and for
this amount he gets ticket from the quar-
ter-mastcr. which the burgOmi'tcr OF the
place shall meanwhile cash. But II tlc
householder is a kind and tCnder-hearicd
peasant. with fondness for the "ppor but
honest Sodgcr and in the Fltherlanl the
number OF this benevolent cliSs i exceed
ing,y grcat-he will return the ticket T. his
enforced guest with request 10 turn it to
account In the purchase Of beer and tObac-
Goa request with which in no single case
compliance is ever refused. The Officers.
OF course. are always quartcred on the be-
ter families, AID though the latter are also
entitled 10 pecun'ary return for their
hospitality. and although this return is a.
ways offered. it Is almost invariably de-
clincd. For German officers, though good
aud efficient, are rarely rich and their c0un-
llymcn know il.
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Rntfcr EiftY Yeara Old.

A Cumberland station q. " telegram
saws: Fifty wears ago the Jupp family,
famous Hudson Valley butter-mlkcrs OF
that day. occupied the farm now belonging
10 Charles McChc>ney, near this station.
Mrs. Jupp's butter wa, always packed III
peculiarly. shaped earihen crooks, and COM
manlcd a higher price in the Albany and
other markets. Before sending crock OF
lutter 10 market il was her custom 10
lower il into the well on the premises,
which was noted for is very cold water.
llrs. Jupp would leave the butter
hanging in the water foI several hours.
and when taken ont IT would be- a,
hard and cold q, ice. one day III 1879
she was lowering i crock OF butter into
the well, when the rope broke and the
crock fell to the bottom. No effort was
ever made TO recover it. For the first time
in its history this we'll became almost dry
during the recent long drought in this VI
cinity. 4 few days ago farmer Met c,-
ney was cleaning the well out. when ht
found the crock Mrs.. Jupp had lost hity
years ago. In taking the crock from thC
well McChesney accidentally broke II. ii
was about One-quaTter full OF butter
which was a. solid and sweet Is ii was th'
dav il was put down, hall century ago
The crock and its contents are on eNhlDl
lion at the McChesnev farm, ana hundreu'
have called 10 see them.
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Ths orisinnI Home Of The Aryss.,

N"aftffty tttFNWI
An argument Ia favor OF a European,
and, indeed, northern Enronc,,. home
for the Aryans Is furnished Inv the physical
type OF tue original race. Various physical
types are found in the pcople speaking
lndo-Oernanic languages. but Il IL agreed
among ethnoiogists that some of the people
who SPEAK IndO-Germanic languages are so
uibefent IN type they cannot al derive
their physical characteristics from the
same iamllv OF nations, and that some
OF them must have received their language
from conqnering people. Among the
European Aryans two types stand out as
unmis'akably diverse. There Is on the one
hama me oaVonic type, with which my be
grouped Tue two Celtic types whose char
acteristics are the short skull, broad aud
short lace, Fat and short nose. small sta
ture, and Gark complexion. The German
scandinavian type Is characterized by long
skull, narrow lace, higb, straight nose,
blue ewes, Hight complexion. and blonde
hair. II Is impossible that climatic inilu-
rnccs should have Effected such changes in
the tine which has elapsed since the sept
ration OF the Aryan race. We are forced
10 the conclusion that one, but not the other.
represents the original Arysn type. and that
the other received their hnglIige by con-
quest. All the analogy lead. to the con-
clusi0n that the Grrmin.SrandinW
was the conqucror's. and therefore the
original type. This physich type has
always been most strongly represented
among the ruling classes. Among the
Greeks blue eyes and light hlir were
regarded ~ marks of beauty and pure
Hellenic blood; and The same seems -
have teen to some extent the case among
The Romans, who dyed their hair vel.
Iowa custom which seems to show that
yellow" BAR 1T ono time distinguished the
ruling class. The neutrality-suspicious. Of
the Middle Age. represent the mobiles
with gOldcn.colored hair, while the
servants and peasants are depicted
with fat noses, large mouths. dark,
thick hair. and small bodies. At the
present day It il the same. According TO
the best authorities there are very fcY
among the German mobiles who have not
light hair. and in France. Italy, aud SPIN
there is z lrger percentage OF light-hlircd
men among the mobiles than in other classes
Of the community. Ii /, the same in the
highlands Of scotland. This predomi-
nance Of the blondc-haired and blue
eyed among the upper classes in Europe IS
q course due largely to the Teutouic inyI-
,iOns Cf historical times; but the lact cS'a-
blishes a strong probability that il WIS m n
OF the same physical type who were the
couquCrOrs in prehistoric tlmcs. ana not
the men Of that type who have always >u'-
cumbed to them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05

In pursuance Of decree of the Richmond
'hsuceig lnur; In The Tut -iylei TYLER -. Gu nm
her - dis., entered on The lsth October. 1874.
IRE undersigned. special comnii 'atpners viii eel
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TOBACCO.

EAUT ION.-C CON | W
I .ntIT-s rEsT- TOBACCO will plci-c no
tee carefully the yellow tag on same. ana zee tni
II has The wording. IN black letter. ph hel,
Min tss similar In coloring 10 the DIN Best y
tag. and may mIslesd consumers Of this celebrated
brand Of tobacco. Iobe genuine inc httie ielom
not ASH for the little yellow tag. a. formeriY nut
" DIlrs Besi," and see that you get whai so9 -
for. no -"
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D.iAI-ILLE.
Death Of a PFomiur nj ..-'rn Of Dau' lie by
Accidental Shooting.

correspondence Of Tie Richmond Disra'ch.l
N0yLMEC :, 1851.
\ large circle Of the peouie oi the city
mr deeply grieytd at hearing Of The dcuh
O., p>tol-.hot tins morning OF Mr.. Robert
". lawson. Mr. lawson was OF the to-
D,cco-manuiaciuring drm Of p. Il.
Grayclv " Co. The sound OF the
pistol was heard in his dreesing-room
shout O'Clock. and immediately aftel he
was found living on the floor, with coat OIL,
snd the pistol was in the bathtub. The
bullet had entered just above and little
back Of the right ear. and lodged over the
ieft eve. Mr.. Lawson left no memorandum
of any kind and IL il no; known whether
nj, death was accidental or q suicide. lie
wa, generally regarded Il one Of our cool
ct and most beloved citizens. The corO-
ner and other, have examined the body OF
Colonel Lawson. and il is 60 plainly ease
oi accidental shooting that an inquest has
been deemed urMecessary. ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05
CUTICURA.
THF ONLY REMEDIES FOR THE SKIN
ANDBLOOD UNIVERSALLY
COMMENDED.

william T. TOficn, 672 north Ienth sH-e''
Philadelphia, reports that one OF us customer
stated 10 lin incidentally that ne was iesihF 30
well and had gained twcnty-seVen pounds III '"e
last year. al OF which &c attributed 10 s''.f"
attic course Of The CUTlcUHA RiSoLNhNI' "ii' !
ia. proved efectuIl when al other fem''l'' i@'s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05

Ny skin-di-easc, which resisted ,t'rFH p"huil4
remedies aud other rcmedie. advised hy bng,i-
cians, has been cured by your tuti' lLN II ~
pIts They surpassed nay most -aHghl"' ''p'''-
tons aud rapidly effected ! cure t.t
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Uorsford's Acid Phosphate
,x,vp,,Rrp .rRyr FUNCTIONS.

DIR. G.. A. FerDald, Boston. Mass, says:
~ have used It IN cases OF impaired nerve
function with beneficial results, especially
IN cases where the system is affected BY the
toxic action OF tobacco
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05
Our regular "a
Tlf-tlAY
By W. n. Lyme & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No.llI3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
or THAT
VERY ATTRACTIVE. LARGE, CENTRALLY
LOCATED MODERN BHICK RESIDENCE,
No et7 GOVERNOR STREET.
FACING TIE CAPITOL sQUARE AND OP-
POSiTE THE GOVERNORS MANSION.

In pursuance Of decree Of the Richmond
her - dis., entered on The 18Th Oct0bcr. 1924,
TIE uhder-igutd. special cOmmi ssipncrs viii eel
~ public auctIon, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1894,
At - O'Clock 7. W., the REAL ESTATE mention
eh 10 SUD deere" aud located n above, having
street and d depth Of about 40 lert 90 paved NJ
ley In roar 20 feet Wide. The DWELLING l. a
INST substantial DETACHED TWD-STORl-
ASlSBA-t MINT BRit Il BUILDING, contain
ing about twelve rooms; besides kitchen CLOSETS,
pantry .cryant,' rooms, Sc fnd having az the
modern couV,nionces; and there T. on IN" lot
good hricS stable. with ,rytnts' apartments
Over -smr; The entire premise being In thorough
or tr.
siiuatc In the heart NJ the city. within five min
ute walk If The Capitol, pD8t-Gfltc. custom
house. Cty Hall. court-hou-es. banks hoe ;, aui
chnfchc4 of al denominations. handsome AMI
complete In all it, appointments, ana WIN the
most pleasant surroundings, this property Offers
extraordinary inducements. and fully meets TIE
demand tor either an elegant home or prphttOle
Investment.
1EENs: ono third cash; the residue In e1ua'
in.fnlmeut, nj tx, twelve, an eighteen mon hs,
secured hy negotiable notes. with interest added
and DC titlc retained until The pnrchasr-mOl'y Is
iuily paid and conveyance ordered ny the Iour
george &. JACKSON,
Special Commissioners.
W. II. LYME 4 co., Auctionccr'.
Is 1HE CnsNcTRY CoUGT or TuE CITY OF
EtCUNpND: TYLER. PLhffTtIF, AGAINST
CHAMBERS AND AIS, DRFEsDANrS.
I. Bcni1min II. Berry, clerh %. SAID court, ccrti-
~ thai inc bond required of the -p cili com M
s.cncrs by the dcrtcc IA said cause OF october Is
lSS&. has nru " given.
Giv"u under my hand this 2S u dav Of October
ia.
81 BENJAMIN II. KERRY.
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Charlie BRADY. s"meryille. Mas VIZ" refer r..
Dr. o. j. Wood druggist OF that ciiy, ccrilhc- q" q
wonderful cure OF running sores on nc ne, WI,
bad ben irca,ed by hospital phIsiciaus wliloa'
cure, ana which NiclGed c0mplc'cl' u" i"' ~ -
CtEI EENIDIFs.
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ByR Il. Chati,n 4 CO..
Real Estate AuctiOnecr.,
Icnih street.. RlchmDnd, W.

GOO ACRES OF LAND N IL
.OOO NkNBiRG COUNTY. VA" NJ
A CTION BY viriue Of decrre foi The
Richmond Chancerv Court. entered January =,
ISe4 IN the cause Of fovlke.'s executor, -.
knight and others. the undersigned VIII sell hS
public auction, AZ Neherrin depot, on the Rcn-
iEord and Danyiile railroad, on
Tuesday. NOVEMBER II, 1854.
aiIo'cIock A. NJ the following TRACTS Of
LAND, In Luncnburx county, conveyed 10 me a.
trustee by W. {. knight and wife:
/. A TRACT OF ABOUT 725 ACRES, lying
near knight 4 divers mil. aud six miles trsnl
Irten Bay depot. Richmond and DanVlle rail-
road. This Is mostly wood land, and has very
fair Improvements.
2 ATTRACT or ABOUT 72j ACRES. Ahon;
four mile, from Green Bay. Richmond and Dan
vile railroad. This tract csntAius gonI deal OF
creek fat land. AVID mas good mlN site. rhis
tract is about one half Ia woods. The land -
good quality. Has DWELLlNG-HOLsk and
s. A TRACT OF ABOUT $50 ACRES. Twin,
near Tract No. !, mostly wood land. No build
tngs, but fas l.tthia sDrina on II.
The tracts may be divided into smaller p trcu =
There Is a Urge quantity o. timber asi " lod on
the.e tracts. and the lands are good for far MAG
Will be Glad 10 give any information. aud have
parties Inspect the land before day Of ssle.
TERMS: one al, b cash, aud The balance IN one
two, aud three years, equal instruments for bonS
with good security. bearing per cent. inieres
from day of sale. Title retained until the Who'll,
pnrchase-money Is paid.
n. n. CtIAFeIN, Trustee.
sale by r. Is. CHAFfIS 4 Co, Aaclicaeers.
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CTTICIRA ABROAD.

Through a home-rcturncd NORWEGIAN J Nv
learned 10 know your CUTfCURA, Whlch ~ W
suort lime cured me Of an Eczema i.ltt my pay ~
cans nedeiue could not heal
CHR. HELTZEN, BerEen, Ncr"lN
Aqsnfurfofre'Htaq'
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Ir,T RECEIvED A NEW STOCK OF
WINES. LIQCoRS.'
PERSON Al.

EANkINg N Il ~ o.
JoItN \. "A AMBLFTON 90.
No. . SOUTH STREET, BALTIMORE Mb.>
no TAXPAYERS.
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT 'otf ~
from which there /. no appeal IN amounts unl'i
3;,OOO-ha, decided It only necessary I" of fE"
Coupon. IN payment OF taNe-, and ii reused 'ne
Taxpayer {, under no OBLIGATION 10 pay III
taxes IN money. A. tlere Is ,ome H'in'"N !"
Purchasing coupons Ia Nirg MA because o.
specal tan imposed upon brokers dealing Ia He'n'
We Will De- glad L. correspond with any taxpayers
rho nav desire to avlil them ,elye, Of The or
PoRTUNlTY aud BENEFIT ufpavtns theirtaNe'
IN ts1-recelvsble coupons.
uc2s JOHN A. ilAMBlkION W
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All of Your CUTICURk REuLnirN ENcn w.
good satisfaction. The CUTtC tHA le>perl' ~ 4
commend for the dheisCs for ""ith IL - u''"'
know from cNItricnCc Ms Naine. a., ~
DR.. II. PRATT. Monicho- vs.
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\ letter from Bath Courthouse saws
Nj. Tommie Glendy, owner Of Glover
Dale. in this county, was thrown from bis
horse some day, since and almost instantly
li1cI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05

GUTiCURA SOAP, AN EXQUISITE
~ Toilet, bath aud Nursery ssnstiye:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05

For ssIe everywhere. Piice CUT.CCRA. Tho
graz skn Cure, soc. Cu1ICuRA SOAR. an eN'iui'
site n.f,antiher. Csc. CJTlCUHA Rt>O.N ENi
The new Blood-Yurilcr, VI.
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ruE poLr rnMERs

A feeling Of gratitude impels me 10 acs nowe it'
The great merits Of your CrTiCuHi, ana c1Iuit
~ rteommtnd II 10 the public A. very t1,H'''
REMEDY. III. \. fo y Ln9'
Bridgeport, Conn
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Tram No. 30 Through pa-sengrrl stops n AL eta
tom. connecting at koysyiiie for All points ~ X.
aud ". rsilroad: at >utheiiin's with Milton snd
Sutherlin Nsrrow-Gaugc railroad Tor wilton. 81
Greenslnro' tor all point, % salem Branch. at
salisbury for all points on Western North Ctro-
iiha railroad; at Atlanta Tor all points south ans
Southwest.
Traln Ne. So Through pes-enge aud m,il sfsrs
a salisbury, Greensboro, Re.isyile, III "a Point
1hom. sytlic, Lexington, aud concord, brt~ere
nauyille and Charlotte. and AL stations betse~u
Ris hmond aud Dauyiiic; connecting AT sufher-
Inns with Milton audi ~utherltn <srrow-0asse
railroad for Milton: AZ trccnsporo' Tor All points
on salem Branch aud North carolina division At
Charlotte with charlotte. Columbia aud Ausu,ts
railroad for Columbia, Augusta. SiT1nnlh, sne
Southwest. No. - between keysyille ead Nsfth-
side runs only on MONDAYS. Train No. 30 90
Richmond aud Mockienburg railroad rnn. dAiis
rxcep SUNDAY. No. 81 runs only an Mont,ys
Trains from the south arrive AZ RlchInosdN lSs
A. 81. aud ass y. VI
EDN AIR PASSENGEG SERVICE.
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dwellings FOR RENT.

No. el9 east Leigh street with eleven rooms sH,iv
modern improvements. This house "a .ccount.
been put ia thorough order. and on wv the az
aud us convenient location, should A., ~, hnnie.
tention OF those wanting a comforthoe nm. aud
No. III west Main street, with ten ''
kitchen. r franklin,
No. 10t north Third street, corner oil
with seven rooms. r,on. aud
No. l0s south Laurel street, with nte ,i;1WE.
kitchen. \. ". AGENT
no 2-eod3t Real L'''"
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HEALTH Il WEALTH..
DIR. f. &. VESTS
NERVE AND BRAIN-TEEATMtNT'

A guaranteed specific for llysieria. DHHne,s. con-
yiil,ions. Fits Nervous Neuralgia. Hct icle Nrrv-
ous ProstratlOn caused by the use 81 alcohDl OF
tobacco. Wakcflne-s. Mental Depression; Solie h-
ing oil the Brain resulting IN INSANITY ihi triVius
10 misery decay. and DEATH, Premature Old Age
10, of Power Ia either scX. caused ~ oyer-cKef-
non OF tie brain or OvCT-ndulgt nee. hdch DgN
contain, one months treatment, 81 DoN or SIX
boxe, for So sent bv mail, PREPAID, on receipt OF
price. WE GUARANTEE SIX boAtH 70 cure
any case. With each order received 10y us Tor six
hoxcs accompanied with s5, we will send the pur-
chaser our written guarantee 10 relunu the money
If tla treatment doe mol etcct cure. tiuifAn-
- ts.,,cJ only bv John G. WEST & CO..
sG2 west Madison street,
auoo-dEyIy Chicago, III.
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CHANDELIERS. BRASS GOODS. De.

I,AS-FIXTURES, CHANDE l. ERS.
mn -EIXTI-RFs MANTELS. MANTEL-
oVN NMFNTS. T. y u r. II =, CRATES anu
il,tl.~F-FI'RNISHISGS. at reduced prices 70
'''' :. {. WEI>lGER,
oe yQ-lw AEth'.
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Aucrrox sALEs.-.rssurs Day,.
By Manning q. staples q Co..
Zeal Esztsfc Agents and Auctioneers
Na.ilO4s Main street.


No. il04s Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE
~ FARM OP Twr NTY ARIES, MORn oi'
LEss. WITH A DNtLLiNG THERhQs. STU STU
ATt ON TIr CHARLIE CITY kth hbyuI
six MILES FROM RICHMOND, ADJOINING
THF LANDS OF THE WEANERS !. q. GODn-
MAN, AND OTuERs.-By virtue Of decree or
the Circuii Court Of the coaDt, Of "eDrico IN the
case % Goodman ~. GOodman, Sc, entered on me
2sth day Of October, 1884, we viii sell al p"ohe
auction on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1854,
al the hour OF 10 O'Clock NJ, In front Of the county
court. house Of icnTco that being the hrst day OF
The November County Court, the sboye-descrDcd
TRACT on LAND. -,
TERMS: One third cash: balance ir six and
twelve months, for nego liable notes, WIN interca
added and uile retained until the whole OF me
purch ~ money l. paid and convey nce OF tered
X, ne Cont WILLIAM HANCOCK,
spccIl Commissioner.
81 &. STABLES 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
GOoDNAN. pr AN TITFS, AGAINST tsDoDhAN MD
AS DEFFSpANTs--IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
or 1HE COUNTY uF HENRI q.
OCTOBER 81, 1884.
hereby certify tiat the bond required ny de-
cree OF 2Sth DrtOher, 1884 In inc aooFc cause
has been duly given. ,ro,.,
1854. GEORGE W. tNh ~.
roo 'l,th,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-05
Io,r. srRAYEp. AND rOUND.

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Il Ellis. Richmord. Va. and ilanpverto"n
Frrry. ON >hady-tsroye road. ih" 22i 81 Oct"h'F'
M MACK POCkET-ROOk with law paper
in II. The finder will receive reward bY leaving
n With !. ". III GIIFS son. or delivering IL 10
me. T.. y. Hal ruu,iN "'t-,.l -
no i-2tf King ilham county, va