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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-03
THE EDEN MUsEE.

A Queer Medley of the Horrible and
HistOric-Gotham's Best and the
Worlds WOrst-FantastIe Figures of
Notable Men and Women.
The new Eden Musee, on Twenty-third
street, threw open its gorgeous doors last
evening, says Saturdays New York Her.
aid, and rather prematureIy made vel
come about 1000 Of the best known people
Of the city.
The first thing which strikes the eve
after entering the gallery is a NaDoleonic
series. The great Napoleon, in bronze,
sits at the right, betwenn two inches. in
one Of which is lifelike portrayal of the
death of Victor. and in the other a wax
reproduction Of Napoleon III. and the
weeping group about his couch of funeral
state. At the left is German group. the
four EmperOrs-William, the Crown
Prince, his son and the old mans infant
great-grandson. Passing on, the guests
found themselves in a large apartment,
where historical personages are shown in
wax, with ifelikeness of marvellous art.
Krupp, in little place by himself, looked
so much like "truly" man that scores of
visitors sought close scrutiny. fearing a
sell. On dais in the centre stand Meis-
sOnier and group Of we'll known French
artists. 1t is difficult to believe they are
dummies. Il should hate to be here in
the dark" said one, and the sentiment
found many echOers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-03
Good News for Florida Travellers.
New Montgomery Route !
Georgia and Florida Inland
Steamboat Company.

No Heat! No Dust but a delightful sail along
the PICTURESQUE SEA ISLANDS. in
GLIDING the charming resorts of
Montgomery and Fernandina.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-03


Sales $4,000 shares, the market closing at
the following quotations:
Ana. class A. 2to5. *8l3z Manhattan Flev. 43
Ala. class A, small S1% Memphis & Char64O
Ala. class b % lOl3 Metropolitan E.. .lO05%
Ala. class Gas SD Michigan Central '901s
georgia os -.... :lO5 Mobile & Ohio. Il
" %, mortgage4lO 513 Nash. & Chatt'a 50
IS gOld --: .Il5 Nd. Central .... S63<
Louisiana cOnsOls "A New Orleans Pa -
n. Carolina, old. $50 eific LIST mort +SlZ
new .s'..-lS MY. Central. 90. ll41S
Iundlng 10 New York Ell . los
special tax; Norf. & W. pref. 80
80. Ss11. brown ,o., nor. Paeifc,cO 2l7z
Tennessee C., old. AZ Ohio&Afiss;ssinni 81 Y
new .-....... AZ uref on
Virginia 6s...*s0 Pacific Mai sS1Z
va. consolidated 40 Pittsburc III
Va, deferred 49,. OuicksilSar
Adams Express. l29 81 preferred %
Am'can Express. 81 Reading F91z
Ch'peake 4 Ohio. 1917 Richm'd g. Tgbiv 2
Slicago q Alton 1861 Richm'd & Dany. So
Ctlc.6 S'rtnW'n 1913 Richm'd q W.Pt.
/" preferred l40l5 Terminal IS
CHIC, St;L.& NO. $40 Rock Island .. Ils3z
COnsOlid'ted Coal 20 St.LOuis 8 san 25
Del, Lack. & WIFI +" " pref 46
Den.&RioGrande 1917 4" 1st pref go
Erie -..-.......... 2I1z st. Paul ......... s51&
E. Tennessee Rd. III {" preferred ll2%
Fort Wayne 49,. .l2SL Texas Pacific. 900. 1412
Hannibal s. ST. 10 3s15 Union Pacific TX
Harlem ...........l 1856 U. S. Express 90
Houston & Texas. Al Wabash Pacific l415
Illinois Central 1891 pref 243z
Lake Shore. -l0ls Well x Fargo 10
Lviue & Nash 467s Western Union 695S
Bid. tEx-division 3Asked,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-03

RICE.-The markets. unchanged The sales
Tor the day were ~ barrels. Below will be
found the official quotations Of the Board Of
Trade:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-03
SOufhaCGFd

No. 81. No. ke. No, 10.
Lv Charleston. 800 a m $3.50 pm 4:3O m
Ar Savannah 100 p m TAO m 500 a m
Passenger by S:31 p m train connect at
Charleston Junction with trains to an p0ints
North and East via Richmond and All rail-
lire; by the 600 m train to all points North
via Richmond. W -
TOR augusta. Beaufort dad Port Roaal
leave savannah. 500 q m aud a:a0 m
Arrlve 1emassee. 49,. 7:49 a N and sos o m
Arrive Beaufort Gas m and 6.l5 = m
Arrive Fort Royal. 10 100 a m and .7:l0 D m
Leave fort noyal----- 300 p M and $40 m
Leave Beaufort Els m and ga a m
Arrive savannah. 40 p m and loo o m
A hrst-class Dining Car attached to all
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-03

un as iOl0"S' FAST MAIL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-07

Nslson Poe, Of Baltimore, has given
90 pa blltAtlOn, the history 81 tbs arst
use of the telskrnph an pollticss II
Was In she year 1884 during the ses-
sion Of the Democrats In Natioual
Convention to nominate q President
oFtbe United STAGES for their party
James X. POlk WagnOminated E1ubh
10 the Dissatisfaction Of the adheFents
Of Mr.. Van Buren,, who was himself
a candidate. TO conciliate this faction
United States 6ehat69 Sllas Wright
vas chosen for Vice PreSident. The
WbiSs. Who bh6 nominated 3 Ticket
with Henry Cihy'Gdd PHelinghuysen
st its head, had 9eiolced at the de-
fections Of the Van Buren, faction.
and were much exercised over the
strategic move that selected Mr.
Wright &c the compromise. They de-
tsFmined, ~ possible, TO secure Mr..
WKghrs declinAtiOn before the adj
ieufnment Of che Democratic COnVen-
ton. As Mr.. WFightW65 In Wash
ineton, the only possible means Of
gettinR this early fesp6nse Wa by
using the wire laid betVesn Washing
ton and Baltimore o6y Nj. Morse 10
test hls new invention. Thla was
done and the answer came bacg that
Mr.. Wright positively declined the
honor. The dispatch was &c once
laid before the cbsifHaA o. the eon-
ventiOn, but no faith was put 10 3
message 30 obtained, the Democrats
believing It 70 be 4 mere Wing trick.
A committee ives Accordingly ap-
pointed 10 70 10 Washington and con-
fer with Mr.. Wright Oh the subject.
Since that time The then ridiculous
invention Of Mr.. Morse has Become
one Of the most inp6Ftant political In
struments In and out Of convention.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-07
ManphiS R0Rta South.
Kansas City 60 Memphis without
Change or Cars.

The attention Of the people If the
west aud northwest l. called 10 the
Memphis extension OF the KansasCity,
Fl Scutt & Gulf Railroad, nuw COM
pleted aud Ia operation between Kan
sas city, Mo. and Memphis. Tenn.
The completion ct this short line to
the south brings that heretofore to the
West and Northwest 10 the very
great advantage Of all
Through trains for Memphis with
Pullman Palace sleeping ear and ele-
CANT day coaches leave Kansas City
daily, saving frequent changes and
many hours time 10 Memphis, Jack
sonville, Fla, New Orleans. and all
Southern cities. Tourists tickets via
this short route to Jacksonville, Mobile
New Orleans, and ali the winter pleas
ure resorts Of the South, will be on
sale at all coupon offices throughout
the west. a msp Of this new route
has just been prepared and will be
mailed free on application to ]. Z.
Lockwood. G. P. & r. A Kansas City,
Mo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-07
To EUROPE mn -FOUR DAYS.

Mr.. A. NJ. @. SebillOt proposes to
construct q steamer which will &C
complish the above result. The New
York Commercial Bulletin describes
him as q Well-knOwn French engi'
neer with q large scientific experience.
French engineers are q tFifle given TO
the poetry Of finance, as those who
have subscribed for shares In De Les-
aepsi Panama Canal are certain 70
ind out. Mr.. SebillOt's idea consists
sim ply In adapting 70 ocean navlga-
ton, on 3 more acute and longer
scale, the idea which models the
North River steamers and New York
CITY ferry boats. IL Is that Of having
virtually two hulls, q lower andisn
upper, the lower In the center to be
deep, long, and narroW, and At the
bows very sAarp, reducing the angle
forward by the line Of the bows where
they cut the water with the line Of
the vessels motion from one OF df-
teen degrees, as now, % even three
degrees. The lower hull will thus
preserve q width from stem to stern Of
only q third the width Of the upper
huh gue the latter will either be out
q the eAter, or, when the vessel Is
e. deeply laden, will barely rest upon
tha waters.
The. following specifications are
ofafed leE an ocean steamer designed
70 obtaiu the maximum Sped posi-
bic with the same displacement IS
that OF the most recent large steamers,
q n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-07
WAL var ANplaEAE plpNI 90.

MftAE NE.kANDleFlti4 WV W
The editor Of che Sc. Louis GiObe-
Dsm0rat, whose political memory IL
usually accurate, seems 10 have never
heard Of G. L. Vallandigham's new
departure in Ohio politics. he says
"The only new departure Of which
Vallandigbafn ever spoke was in 1883,
when, amer the October elections bad
demonstrated that Seymour and Blair
could not be elected, he put himself ct
the head Of quiet movement TO Sc
cure the withdrawal Of that ticket In
favor Of Salmon p. Chase, TO whose
political fortunes he was then warmly
attached. The scheme fen through on
the idea that it was too late to change
commanders for the November
battle"
In the spring Of1s7l Mr.. Vallandlg-
ham determined upon q reorRanlEA-
ton % Che Democratic party Of Ohio.
His idea Wa 20 cut the party loose
from its War record and It's mossback-
isn1, and piaee i abreast Of the times
BE proposed TO assume the teadefsnip
Of the dissut6fallsd 0Taani8Htion, and
his destlnGtl0n vas the United states
Senate. He came 70 Cinoinnatit and
ct q conference held II the St Men
olas Hotel. laid down his plans and
formulated his ideas. An outline was
written out at bis request and sept 10
the New York S6n. This letter was
Immediately rspubllshsd in the Cin-
Uinhati Enquire, and NallaBdig hams
new departure" was baptized. BY
arrangement be went into his County
Convention ct Dayton and had his
new doctrine proclaimed Ia the FORM
OF resolutions. Hls rev departure
embraced full acceptance Of all the
results Of The war by the Democratic
paFty Of Ohio, and q complete acqui=
escence In ali the 6InendmeDts % the
Constitution. he was ct the head Of
this radical movement and In excel
lent sblFt8 when, q few months afteF
lEdnchink t. he lost his 1ifel b SOC.
dent ct Lsbsnon, OhiOs-rNeg YORK
World. ---- -. ---f. p
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twenty knots an hour, then, taking
the Oregonis area Of crcss-secion and
doubling the motive power the re
aistance In his model being reduced
between one-hah and one-third, tue
speed Of this vessel can be increased
% the Falio Of the cubic fCot Of four
to one, which would give q possible
speed Of thirty-tWo or even thirtgsnYe
knots per hour, reducing the time be
tween New York and Europe 70 four
days.
A very consistency vii
wish SIR. SebillOt's experiment great
success It's effect wonld be 70 give
rise TO an order Of purely passenger
steamsrs, leaving the freight business
to steamers ESSENTIALLY OF the nov
prevailing models.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-07
Registration Notice.

KTOTfCE Il bersby given fhef ne Regittrrlion
IN Poll Books Of the city 81 Saiina, 6aline c1un-
ali eifiTsni on aid csfy can RICHTER Il nv clhcs
accoriing 20 the prpEisio1S Of an act Of the Leis
Eatlfr cfthe state b kEnsEt edtided IA aci II
provide for and 10 regulate The regilfr1ti01 %
repeal an pfi6F aets ID Feiatioa thefet8 arfuFed
March ith is79. Ne psrsoa ri d reJias-ed uness
be srpaar IN le1on hefqre The gifyf elsfk q the
ply 70 Be registed and give bis name, age. ocCapa-
tiou and particular place o. residence. rcquITed
70 make the proper entries i1 the poll books.
witness. ny hand sHd sofheis,l. sssl thisll,h rag
fsEALl slst City Clsrk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-07
NEW ORLEANS
Mardi GraS

On account OF theopenirg the Mem
phIs Short Route S1utii the prOph. Of
Kansas City and West will be- able
this year to visit New Orleans during
the Mari Gras, at comparatively little
expense. Tickets 20 New Orleans and
return via the Memphis Short Route
will be sold at the low rate of So from
Kansas City. and proPOrIionAte. rates
from other poiHtr on cine line south.
These tickets will be on sale rum Feb
ruary Is to "a, inclusive, good to re-
turn on or before March ~. Passen-
gers leaving Kansas City on Memphis
Express train at 6:15 p. m, arrive at
New Orleans st lO:45 a. NJ, second
day, twenty hours and fifteen minutes
IN advance OF any other route. Make
a note Or the time saved by taking the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-07

AS compared With the newest tsst
steamers. with 10000 horse power,
100, feet immersed crOss-sectiOn, and
running twenty knots per hour In
calm water, the calculations show that
q speed OF thiriy-twO knots will be
Obiainable. and possibly thirty-hve
knots.
II follows that such vessel could
cross the ocean, In calm water, ff0m
New York to Europe in about four
days.
This Il By no means an eKtravagsnt
euppOsitiOn. As tue dneness OF the
unes o. cut Of comparison with the
usual lines Ia fast steamers, aud can
be compared only With those OF some
hne Face-bOata renowned for their
speed. and built either shallow and
and wide or marrow aud deep, the new
type partaking Of both those principles
and Carrying them 90 The utmost. u
q possible experience might show
that The shape Of the prov viii cause
Rucb q vessel 70 be much less iutiu-
eleed By rough weather. ihRns6y the
ordinary shape. ltf
"A vessel of the above dimensions
could have Recommendations for 5000
passengeEs, each one being provided
with a Reuarate Etale-rocu1. and the
saioon accommodation being on far
Greater dimensions than anythinE
Hitherto attempted. The ffelghi
capacity could be ] 800 tons for sllm-
meP business and 8. 500 tons for Wi4tef
AZ 70 the speed Of such . vessel t1l
inventor claims that, asguminGs such
= steamer - the Oregon 70 msks
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-07

taxes on the Ealus Of their property a. sTidaneed
By their stocks and bonds on which theT pay
interest We hold, for Instance, that the
Missouri Pacine system. having So mllss OF
mad n Missouri. TalGed at and pairing IS per
cent net interest on s546S7. 800 should certainly
pay taxes on more than s, i97 81 valuation Is
at present We hold that ne people Of Kansas
should not Be compelled 10 give such rates for
transporting thi II products a. VII pag Interest
On Batered stock and bogus bonds 10 the amount
Of Slsl.0o0 per mile, as IS nov piled up on The
Kansas Paeiae raiircad
sEonsD -ReTision Of the present lniquitou5
tarin EES b. which Sl50c0olooo, more than
Necessary for governmental purposes arc an
nually eXforted from the people. Free fence
lumber and wire for western farmers
TEiHD-Eligh license and local option, 10 an
tagonism % prohibition and fanaticism, as
being the best way % secure temperduce, which
We 20 much desire.
FOUErH-The restoration Of The lands unlaH-
fully claimed b. he lind rTant raiIcsEls -
homestead and pre- -emptlon b. the pegpie-
FIyTH-Tie oreniug Of the Indian Territory
10 White settlement
For these and other reforms 70 deems perth
nant 70 ualteiu inleuass TINS Turss viii 5or
mcelsingT, and on these issues 10 appeals 70
the people 81 Missouri and Kansas and u the
New Vest
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-07

CITY PFaDsFtJ for sale 81 Easy ferns
nRsrRlPrInN

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~. e. q, 50. 81, 81, g. ~
sscOnd Stretches Eos 8 70 81 50 81 ar "
1hlFd s9sst-L6n Eos- 10 " o - - % IL.
Fsarth slrast---Ieisy Nea. ls iss8 IS q e. 3 SO
81 % q $ 81 IS Sc 81 s. s. g % IS IS u Iis
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Pine stfsSi-Lst Nc. -. q. -e.
County RaFk-Los Vel
BsrkI' Aldliion--sI lot and los
An ust6id loii "a PhnIips btcoad Addition; also
lots 70 5en@ 80 Ctihiul hddltisn. -
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PubIication Notice.
p. y. q. - q =. 8 Q. -. 90 9 5

ne slsis d Eaasis. a ths Disisis, Cours d 81
line County. ~H l-tf
Z ~ T.. LarkcdTn.-
PlEi1tl li.-. =.
I'll T.. E..Ha ~.
D. W,iAusiiu .nn1 fr f.-
Adaiinfs 81 Ausffn ~ e.
- ~ Dtfendarfa ...' 20 II
The dhofe uEned ceffndanis VIII tske nolics
that they have been sued, ard that they must
ansuer the petition fled By the plaintiff herein
named on o. beiert w
IN ddg 81 February, 1884, b,
urths petition vili Be- tssu - tn and Judgment
Fsnfered accqrt inTT Abe uafuse o. ghich VII -
Tor the sum q sil5 and Interest thereon ffoai the
- day Of December. lisa. az the rate o. II per
esuf per annum fhs fofeclusure ofa meTtgsgs -
I0i eight a. Ia Block a. IN the toEn o. hagaria,
Saline eouniE. Eansas. ana FOR ihe ale o. Eid
preisea ~ sliisfg said indEqeli and ess q sui.
BANKS & MOOE.
fsrtIf Attys fcr PizfniiE.
ailssi Frank Fstlsn. Cisrk Disrssi eouTi. As
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-07
AGENTS WANTED TOSELL
BELDEN'S GUIDE

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Li.rrrFs.
The greatest success 10 Is. whole beid Of sub-
cfirtion books- A rev stlu1aId uurk % rare -
tracti1na. Richly uiuzirEild Nth ctoics enrrar-
ings and col0red ch1rts ne graniesi h6asehoid
book fver presenied e The Aulericln people Eu-
dored By college Presidents. Professors, and en- =
neat Ieaclers ~ ever the land- Afcuta are coin-
Ing money Nth T. We give exirEoFdin1ry terms
For eiftuisrs and terms afi fess
B. BEACH 4 CO., ciieago, N.
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ERIE WfSlsN R'y

FsrlisHg GlsxaEl4s, hls6S{ts16s 4 NGsem
ant LaEE, EnTH a bgulEvIIEE l.1iiFay1. nc
ahdrieti aat Eo.i direct Foulc, uiakies immedirie
he shortest and TloEt diract rpute betUeen
E1r.ta1 cay CIerelaudI Balaio Fittab1II1 Aeu
Tort, nosisnf Phiild8phie, Wsstingtqu. Baltimqre
~ shsf ffuni itnes. ErIf.I trr Luu.N
firzi elias eruitrlehts slrci rliis WestinE kouss
Aitbfaktt, ElfIIef tf.tItfia tu1 tuupIets elegant
new RcellrinE Ctair and DrairinF-Truu Can At
thehed % AZ tkrotrh 81 4. et7 trainl nee Of ez
ira ehlrFe % all frss Iclila l18erEEEln hcleluE
throuEh tickstr The feW charrca ty talr
Tnmf1fEr.Ff UT0FntI al
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q We,teFg H. Hrfs-era lpttar l1IoIIlai,l1i
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L A N ID 8

Also Lands IN LlRcoia, Ottalpa and
Dickinson CosfHttes.
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HHMuIl tbe P6ssidehis Of The Z. s
y: W I I'D q 4. 4; . ,S.s
selling book in America Immense pro6is 10
agents. An Intelligent people want a.. ANY one
can become . successful sgent- Terms free.
HALLETT BOOK CO., Portland, Maine.
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gro ADVERTTsERs.- Louesl E1ifs Tor pd-
u rertiiha 81 go Eaod nrHtpzpsrs sent free
y. Y. XII
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IRE FREEn FRREm FRRFll!

In fdcf, everything Tor Amateur TheaiFicala's
SAMUEL FRENCH 4 son g 2 l4th ~ n
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FOR = THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

The TINES has long been recognized a. the
lelding FAsILT PAPER OF the west Il has
special departments for TEE FARaf, HOrnHoIp,
GkBDEN and STOCK IETEEEsIs; and VII publish
during the rear Serial Stories, tTitten BE- leading
nCTelists letters from farmers and foreign cor
respondents; and devote liberal space 10 It's
advocacy OF equal rights for the producing classes
and the proper regulation Of Erasping RHlroad
Corporations. It Is the only paper IN the West
which refuses 10 accept railrood passes prefer
Ing 70 paT Us way and pot Be under obligation 70
monopolles nov depressing the producing tar-
payers OF the Great West -.
OUR PLATF0aL-Te believe that no man
can HoSEsuT make ffiy million dollars IN ten
years, andif JAT GoCLD has made that Or evrn
more as reported. Il has been done b. iobbsTy
and stock watering. doubling. trcbiiae and quad
rupling the stocks and bonds OF hls railroads and
forcing the Agricultural products Of the West 70
pay three or four times as much as they should
cor transportation IN order % pay interest on this
bi0afed debt This should stop, and the TIHEs
VII labor % accomplish thst and other reforms.
which may be briefly summed 10
FrEsT Control the railr1ld gri otker puolle
corporations By stringent iaws-nias= them pay
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Vick's Flo, Floral Guide.


For 1854 is an elegllt boob * 80 pagsF, thres
colofed plates o. FloWera ndNeggtablea and more
than lolQ uluGtrntions af the chcicesf Flouers,
Pants and Vegetables, and Uiretliuns iar glow
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-07
G. Il. FauIkner,
RBALFSTATE,L0AN
Aai lIEua AgaE

Money to Loan G1F4PprOUed Real Es-
tate Security at ths irLO'0est Rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-11
by George Z. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
zoos Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ SMALL
l. BUT DESIRABLE FARM, WITH I'M
PKoVEMENTs THEREON, IN HESRICO
COUNTY NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND -
In pursuance OF the provisions Of deed OF trust
executed May 10. 1888, by A. ID. Henvis to me- to
secure unpaid purchase-money, and recorded In
the clerks Office of Henrlco County Court, and de-
fault having been made In the payment OF the
debt therein secured, shall proceed to sell, under
Instructions from the beneficiary, on the premi-
ses, 10 the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL, 1884,
at 4 O'Clock =. NJ, the following PROPERTY
viz, that parcel OF REAL ESTATE on the New
bridge road and stony Run, about three-quar.
tiers Of mile from the city, and containing about
FOUR ACRES, with q good house and out-build-
ings on the premises.
penses of sale. and note dated May 10, 1883, Tor
1870, with interest until day OF sale. and the
balance In instalments payable every three
months thereafter-viz., first, for $3.50; SECOND.
for S55O4 third. for S54.29; fourth, for f33.54;
fifth, for s52.79; sixth, for s52.04; seventh, for
1929. and the balance on liberal terms, to be
stated at the sale. G. A. AWfORD,
myyl-IOt Trustee