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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
A NAAELESS PHlLADELPHIhN.
How an Outcnst Beauty's Monument Ia Not
OF Marble but OF Better stuff

How an Outcast Beauty's Monument Is Not
OF Marble but OF Better stuff.
augusta letter in the Charleston NcwsI
About thirty years AGO a young woman
came to Augusta and set up housekeeping
for herself. She had about $4,000. ana
was comely. Ii was well known that the
name she bore was fictitious, but nobody
cared to make inquiry rs 10 her true name
or the place Of her birth. This lack o! Gu
riosity. az will be seen by the sequel, had
important results. The woman was Joined
by man, who became noted gam
bier. Her fortune constituted his
capital. and she gave IL to him un-
grudgingly. A few days ago she died
and The Court appointed an administrator
TO take charge OF her estate 1t was found
that about $4,000 was left. and the admin
istrator then proceeded to hunt up the
heirs. But not clue TO the dead womln's
rightful uame could be found. Among her
papers were several diplomas, showing
that she had a liberal education. but in each
the name had been carefully erased. There
were also number OF letters. but they had
received the same treatment. The woman
desired TO be dead 10 all her past associa-
tons. She no longer existed 50 far as her
permitted no orc 10 draw her secret from
her.
The administrator became convinced that
she came from Philadelphia. but beyond
this lie could ascertain nothing. lie adj
vertised In the Philadelphia papers, but no.
thing came of il. No answer was returned
from the grave, and now the remnant OF
the anonymous womaiI's fortune is about
to 90 for q purpose that she never dreamed
oi-the education { children. Under the
law OF Georgia, no heirs having been found
for the property, it escheats 10 the State,
and goes into the educational fund. Thus.
in short time, the Board .Oi Education OF
Richmond county will come into posses.
sion OF the property. and will be able TO do
much good with il. She TO whom it be-
logged lies in a namelcsS grave, bit the
property itself will go to build school
houses and aid in fitting generation after
generation for the battle Of life.
There ale other incidents connected with
the story Of this woman's life and death
that show some OF the remarkable yicissi-
tudes of human experience. Sh. evidently
belonged to some wealthy family OF The City
OF Brotherly Love. This is the first instance
in this section where property has escheat-
cd 10 the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
BEAUTIFUL BEAUTY.
Two United states Officers in Alaska Die for
Woman.

Two United states Officers in Alaska Die for
Woman.
lsitka corrcsuondeuce San francisco ChronicIe.l
The captain and a lieutenant Of one of
the companies stationed at Sitka In the first
year OF United States possession fell des-
peratey In love with the same beautiful
Russian. She was most charming
woman. with soft mysterious eyes,
pale, delicate face. and STOW
dreamy smile that set the two war
riois wild. All the garrison knew OF their
fierce rivalry, so msrvelled not a little
when their old friendship appeared 10 be
restored, and the two suitOrs started OFF on
hunting expedition together. One bag.
gard man returned two days later and told
that his companion bad been attacked and
gorcd 10 death by an enraged buck in the
forest. lie was gloomy and strange in his
manner, and ct nialtiall went 10 the house
OF the Russian lady to break the news OF
his rivals death.
The friends OF the lost officer talked the
thing over, and. suspectiug that duel had
been fought, decided 10 go out the next
day and search for the body. In the
morning the surviving rival was found
dead IN bed, with look OF agony and
horror on his face. One story was that
his victim had appeared 10 him, and
be had died OF fright and terror; the
other was that some unknown and subtle
poison had been administered TO him in
cup Of tea, and the official report ascribed
his death to heart. disease. The body Of the
lost rival was found ut the foot OF a steep
bank on the shore OF Indian river, where
a tangle Of ferns, bushes, and grasses
shaded and almost covered the clear.
still pool in which be lay. His rifle lay
near him, and bullet-hole in the
heart told the sad truth that his friends
had suspected. His death was officially at
triauted 10 the accidental discharge OF his
own rifle Will. hunting, and under these
two verdicts the real truth was concealed.
The family Of the Russian beauty disap-
peared from sitka in few months. and the
story bad been half forgotten until the re-
cent opening OF path along Indian river
recalled ii 10 some OF those who lived here
at Rle time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
ABURGLAR SHOTATBYA PRIEST.
Discovered by a Servnnt-What Was Found
IN Ills Pocket. by the Police.

A Troy special says: A burglar broke
into the vcstIy and parsonage OF 81. Peters
church, in north Second street. at O'Clock
this morning, and wss making away with
the gold and silver chalices and other artl-
Giles. when Rose Tihlemnn, servant,
heard him in the hall Of the parsonage.
she gave the alarm, and Father Luddcn.
Vicar-General OF the diocese, and Fathers
Heferman and Kililea gave chase. TIC
burglar ran from the dning-room to the
buffers pantry, thence to the basement,
where he escaped 10 the street by an alley.
Vicar General Ludden fired hi. double
bsrrelled breech.loading shotgun twice
al the burglar from the window Of his
room in the second story, but the rogue es-
capped by lodging among the buttresses OF
the church. The police captured him. and he
said that he was J. +. Thompson, tinsmith,
Of Newark, Nj. A search Of his pockets re-
suited in the discovery OF several painters
cards OF London and Paris; a certificate OF
deposit Of COS in a London savings bank
IN favor OF George +. Plumb, No. Ru-
pert Court. Leicester Square, W. c., Lon
don; letter dated England. August 18th.
aud signed "Your afectionate mother, f.
N. Latter; and a paper signed by A.
Morrison, NJ. d., and certifying that
George +. Plumb, passenger OH the Ma
tional Line steamship Americ1, had been
yacinated on the 1st OF September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

Young siie turned over and went 70 sleep,
hut Was soou rs,dely awakened With the In
formation that General Jackson was In the
snddIc waiting Tor him. Arriving at hls
bsad qusrfers, Genera, Lee protested In
most emphatic tones that there was no ne
ccsslty for his coming out such weather.
when Jackson replied. "GeneFai Lees
lightest word 10 an order 70 me-
These and other Incidents Mr.. Smith
told In charming style. which elected round
after round OF applause, and made AL fce'
that he ought 10 write out fu'iy MS Ieni-
niscences Of service With sfonewaii JACKSON.
Tie hospitality Of the old burg, the danc.
Ing, the fireworks, &C., your correspondent
has not time now to speak OF. but wDen
another reGnion " comes on there ne
hopes 10 be on hand. LANGLEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
SUCCESSFUL NAIL.ROBBERS.
New Haven Post-Ofice Officials Baf1sd in
Attenips 10 Find the Thief.

New Haven Post-Ofice Officials Baf1sd in
Attempts TO Find the Thief.
A New Haven Conn special says: There
is trouble in the New Haven post office. A
New Haven businessman alleges that his
mail has been robbed, and that letters con-
tanning money received at the New Haven
post-ofice have been stolen. Detectives
hsve been at work on the case. and the post
Office officials are supposed 10 have exertcd
themselves In the way OF special surveillance.
but so far every effort In the line Of In
yestigallon has proved futile, and despite
the fact that the postmaster, the chief
clerk, and other employees NJ the Office keep
an active watch, the alleged robberies have
continued with little interruption. The
total OF the alleged robberies make 4 large
sum. George G. Powning. who Il me
! head OF the Yale Silk-Works, il dealer In
the scrap silks so dear to the feminine heart
for fancy patchwork. lie and his partner
were the pioneers in this line, aud now
control large business. Advertising
widely, they have secured customers all
over the country. their mail being among
the largest received at the post-ofice In
this ely. AS the correspondence gene
rally relates 10 orders for goods, most OF
The letters contain money ranging in
amount from fraction OF dollar upward.
AS rule the sums are too small TO suggest
post-oflee money-orders or the registration
OF letters. During the latter part OF August
complaints began to pour In upon the tirm
from customers at a distance who claim 10
have forwarded money without receiving
IN return any OF the goods ordered. So
frequent became these complaints that Mr..
Powning made known the fact at the post.
office. Detectives employed TO look
after certain features OF the case, but their
vigilance Effected nothing.
II was al first suspected that some per.
son had obtained a duplicate key TO Mr..
Powning's post-ofiiee drawer, and was
opening II surreptitionsly. A close watch
kept In the posi-oflise lobby upset this tae.
cry. for nobody save Powning opened the
box, though the letters continued to disap-
pear. In the mean time q new lock was
placed upon the drawer. and detective work
was transferred to another phase Of the case.
For fortnight the post authorities
have been on the watch without any result
other than tie embarrassment Of discover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
The Msafcai Lien s.d the Medical
E.ar.b.
lPhilsdelphis Telegraph


At la.t it is possible the medical lion and
the medical lamb may he down together
The Pennsylvania state Homeopathic So
clety. in annual convention IN Pittsburgh
yesterday. was no doubt surprised at re-
ceivlng an invitation from allopsthlc ply.
sicians TO visit the Yves. Pennsylvania Hos
pltal. 1t gave no vent to its feelings OF that
nature. however, but accepted the invita-
ton with thanks. 1t is stated that the allo'
pathic oyertures "created general good
feeling" and It is indeed little curious tC
see old-school bitterness dissipated in this
unceremonous fashion. How far the Incl.
dent indicates q breaking down OF the old
lines of prejudice cannot just now be ST.
1rmcd, but it Is in itself encouraging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

~ Fu'man rupper,
Zeal Estate Agent anc Auctioncsr,
1910 Main siree.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NO. 9ts WEST
il DuvAL sTREET.-By virtue Of a certtin
deed Of rust executed nv George Fleming aud
wife. daied August 4, 1852. aud Of record Ia the
rjcyer once o. Richmond Chsncery Court In ID.
~ I21 G. page e6f. 10 The undcrsigned rs truster,
d1fsuif being mace In the payment of . cert AIN
mote therein secured, and being rclnir rel % do
Sy he Beneficiary, shall sell ov auction, ON tho
premises. on
FRIDAY, sErrENBrR 10. 1884.
nj a o'clock r. ~. the PROPERTY above referred
deed
for ei7J. with Interest from August 4, 1853.
+. rCPPER, JR., Trustee.
FrnxAS TurPER. Auctione-r. :" ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

,,crroy SALE OF VALUABLE;
A uCTlvorA DuiLDiNG ,.Or.ss ~
"A wEaL;,thsyEurv . BErwEEv. TWnsIarssr'
sI II1T1hP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s sIgsfauss'
AND uN,unri AID MARSHA ALL SrkrSsr'
TwErrnS s nns STABLE tro BK nEM %. IN lie
s az ON the premises. on
aa''' ruEepAy NEXT, 23D Instant, or
AZ mat ATTRACTIVE vAcAN !,
r or o 50 y ns a ssd ias
street betwe en, on the west the ncs store
tttccts, ana so y, in,n y. Walter, Esq. ..xr
'n S VERY % pf fses s,sn
LOTS, abou' ~, Ia ~ Twonty-sixsh street DC pc,
gcther on ,ns and Marshall streets re LAM1n
T Tsss on ,c ,s Ma days o' sofa '''
and 70 We fepo'.,, "a e,sn the reddue by pcso'
table no.e., a tx and ,weIg .,s.a 81 ,ra, s'
terest added, ana see"A' M LYME q CO.
AuctIoneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
NOSE EATEN OFF

John Naves, Young man near mere had cav,
coz On his face which had eaten away his nose and
mart of his check. and was extending up 20 ms
ewes. As q last resort he WAS put upon SWitts
speci1c. rns IL has entirely cured him. HIS ne
Is All healed over with new flesh and his general
health IL excellent. His'recovcry was wonderful
ME-. CRUNLEY. NJ ID,
AUGUST lG,lss4. OglethOrpe, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
comfortable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. u, 60 !;
A. NJ. &c; noon. "a; Z. NJ, 81; z.
NJ. "A midnight, 20.
Mean temperature. &c 1-G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
Late Weather Eeporf.


WASHINGTON. September bib A. n. -
For the Middle Atlantic States. cooler.
generally fair weather. westerly winds.
For the South Atlantic States. gene
rally fair weather. variable winds, slight
change in temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
By T.. Il. Cook. Auctioncer,
"a Ninth street.
I'll o p E
EVERY PERSON. SICK OR WELL,

IL invited 20 send their address to THE SWIFT
sPTClFIC COMPANY, Drawer 3, Atantl, Gh'
for a couy OF their treatise on Blood ana Skin
Diseases, which Will lie mailed free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
CANCER FOR MANY YEARS.

A family servant has been afflicted for many
wears with cancer on her nose. alo W., treated
by some Of The best physicians ana the Oh RENE
Sics nsed without beueft. Finally We gave her
sw ft's specific. and she has been completely
cured. JOHN HILL, DIusEsS
AUGUST 16, 1884. Th0msoh'Oi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

At the request Of the owner, we will sell on tao
premises, on 80.
at 1 o'clock T.. NJ. IWO VERY VALUABLE
AND DESIRABLE TRACTS OF LASD on toe
Mechanicyle turnpike mar the city OF Rich
mond. Both tracts front on the west side % toe
iprnplke. and sre separated by a county 70 I'd iefi-
ing from the turnpike 10 the head OF seysniecnin
street. and CONAN respectively lJ'i ACRES ana
q ACRES. The lots are admirably aftpted Tor
b,lGing cites or sma truck farms, and are Only q
r,y minutrs' drive To the city.
Tile removal or The Central Lunauc Asylum
win certainly increase the value or tue properly
The tract OF four acres has hne spring.
TERMS: tine fourth cash; the residue In SIX,
twelve, and elghtccnth mouths, Interest added
and acquired by deed OF trust
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
scIA Aucti0neerS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

"a gE aE 8 r.
1.i,EsAPEAkE AND OHlv nnt
waY'-slHEDULE IN EFFECT SEE
DER l. 1851 .EAvr RICHMOND go.
NJ rcr Sevrort's News, Old Point y s ',','-
e'zo A. fert. and Ncrfslk. Dsiy cxcew nv"
dsy. .0aiy ,hrcs noun "a mo Norfolk.
a Tor -, stations and Lexingty.sns,, o., ~.
1880 a. NJ Iorrisvtilc. and Cincinnati. MAN eA-
$50 r. NJ arlot.cs.,ssa ss s.ops q, a, sti
.,sp.M. Fo nn1 Newpor,s News. ols Po,S., sn'
Norfolk. Expire = e s.,,psansti. con-
e3o r. "' s"s Tor all polnfs West, Norto-
nscu"e ID soathwest. Fast express
daily. Docs not stop for Ioca' p y'si,.
,nopd % Cincinnati and wAsn,,nsso"
and Charlotte VILE 70 Lonissn rI.s.
oooy A Mr. hshi,pd XIV. Night e<pTsss ~.
io%oF' We cent sunday. G. and o. sleepins'e"
toCllftOn torgr.
ARRIVE RICHMOND;
am. n. From Ashland. KY, except snnay,
lo.45 q. NJ. PROM Norfolk oid r c,,l,H.x S"'
4os P. NJ From Louisville, :, sansaS. '"
s.aop NJ Prom Norfolk except Sunday. It'll It'll
o''' uld Point and Ncwport's c.ssws.,anan'
oaoP Al. From Louisville and cih''"-
fasi sAp pr xcwnort,s News and oli
po,ut viii leave Richmond ~ h's nv"
i,iehnoni 80 +. ". rciurnipE.. ....,.
Depot Seventeenth aug broa. l,s ~ md Chesa-
pease and Ohio Railway "epIIII II. w. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
G. W. SMITH. CT neral Manager u ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
by Grubbs & AppersOu.
Real Estate. Auctioneers,
No. 3 north Eleventh Street.

.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L FRAMED DWELLING, 20t SOUTH PINE
STREET, CONTAINING NINE ROOMS by
virtue OF two deeds Of trust fr I'm j. NJ. Gregory
ana wife TO us, recorded IN Richmond Chalccry
Court. In u. Is. ia A.. p. IA, and IN ID. u. 1l6
&. p. 46S respectively. being thereto required by
the beneficiary, default having been made, we viii
SCI! on The premises. at O'Clock L. M..Ol
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1884.
the above -deserlhad DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
occupied by Mr.. FAyes. The dwelling Is In good
s'yle, attractive, conyeaient anG pie tstnt. rh 3
lot fronts west side Pine. between Cumberland
and Beverly streets, 3Oxl4j feet % 2O-fOot
alley.
terms: Whilst the deeds require cash Is t.
the debt secured and interest about sl,SiOl and
expenses OF sale. &c. one fourth In cash, ADD the
balance at six. twelve. and eighteen months for
nagOt able notes Interest added and secured by
trust deed will be accepted. -
\. u. APPERSON,
j. VI. GODDiS.
10 1rr'stn's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
DOR NEW YoRK.-The Ola 4lfHN

NOR NEW YORK.-The Ola ~ IN
II Dominion Steamship Company 5 ssssses1zs.'
pToDnsed sailings for the week following ar.
'WYANObE, CaDtain HrLPuERs, FRIDAY,
september glh AT O'Clock y. NJ. O.
ROANOKE, Captain Couch, SUNDAh' SSp-
toInber 81 Il. at 3 O'Clock y. NJ. - -r,,.,
OLD DOMINION. Captain SMITH, TUE
DAY, september 23d, n 2 o'clock J.. ~ a, -,
Freight received until O'Clock /. VI ~
day, 6O'cl0ck Z. n. saturday, and TO O'CLOCK l.
n. Tuesday. 49,, -, -, c,.
warded with dispatch 10 al points nolth' SOURI,
east and west; al.O 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed ~,
Cabin fare 70 New York ,idcluding meals anu
berthl, $40: rOuud-rip tickets. us 0E.tAse.
wifi subgisten 81; without subsi since- 20;
Passengers leaving Richmond by .he ,hc,h-
peake and ohio railway az $50 a. VI ana $40
l.. VI. will make councillor at Nohsoi.N VII VIZ,
steamer leaving MONDA1S, InEa1ai :: ~, w
WEDNESDAYS, and ut NEMPDRIs NEWS
with steamer leaving every SATURDAY. Cnh-
nection Will also e made ei NOtFoLh' rM me
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. leaving zen
mond AT | 20 \. NJ every honday, Tuesday, wed
needay. and saturday.
For freight or passage apply 70 49,.
GEORGE ". ALLEN co. Agehtst
se17 COmuanv's Wharf. Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
DEPARTURE OF sr STEAMERS.
aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP "a IN
COMPANY. --srs<-ssS~
For NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their spi.nila
strainers-t}lIYA NDOTIE. KOhNuhh,, mAN-
HAITIAN. OIL DOMINION. and RtCHhDsp-
i,VFBy TIfFSDs Y, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY.
lEor hours Of sailing ste q yertisement nei9w. }
steamers leave New York 'fUEsDA I'll rs rs
nov nnmberl. North river. foot OF BE leh street.
9Iey have splendid saloons, s'ale-roon'' anu
bath rooms. -. -
The fare. accommodations, ana attehuoAs are
unsurpassed =, ,...,,... o,,
Aner-cabln fare to Now York lincluding meals
and berth. el0; round.irlp ticket SIS steerage'
with subsistence, ~: without subsistence, 80.
FIeights for points bcvoEd New York forwarucl
with dispatch, and no charge made except actns'
Treiebt received until O'Clock p. VI. daily.
For further information apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., Agents.
rs 90 nfiicr. companY's wharScs, RocsPtls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
Fatal Election Riot.

by cable 10 the Dispatch.l
VIENNA, September 1s.-An election not
occurred to-day at Joska, in Crotia, be-
tween gendarmes and the opposition. Two
persons were killed. Many arrests were
m1de.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

by }. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Reel Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1I13 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
ByR. q. Charln 4 Coz
Real Estate Auctioneera

by X. y. Charin q co''
Real Estate Auciioneer''
AUCTION SALE OF A .., VERY DE-
IA srRABLE SUBURBAN FARM
OF FoRTY-THREE ACRES. WITH NICE
DWELLING CsIx RooMs). KITCHEN
BARN AND STABLE,
WELL ADAPTED FOR DAIRY OK n>"-
KEr.eARDEy, LOCATED NEAR TIE
LADY's.MILE ROAD AND THE
BROOK TURNPIKE,
ONLY Il MILES FROM THE CITY.
,,,,o ,oonsSt Of the owner. we win sell by pao-
ne auction. on the pr ,mis's. on
THURSDAY, September rs. lsSt'
"a, Az o'clock p. NJ, the spoye VERi VALUA-
ar + now. IL Is located in 4 very dcHrIDie
neighborbood. on good road, and viii make any
eli = man a nice and convenient suourptn n'me'
Is also well smted FOR "A dairy or marSet-iafini'
,Ti,ts sale offers the chance 70 secure n'fc nOHc
or In mako a good investment. as the oWncF ~ pr
nared 80 sell at n very low price.
TEEus: At sale, and accompanying. ,,o
Auctionecrs.
Conycvances viii leave the Office OF the AUG
'ioh0'is ~ 50 Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
BY william II. yne < Cos
Real Estate Agents and Ancao'ee'''
No. Ills Main street.

WE SHALL, AT THE RE N9,,oo' ao IN n,
w the owner, sell at pnbIic anotcmbor "a.
pSaa m 81 T.. NJ. those TWO SM.n W. snd q Il;
Tr1rSStMFNTs DESIGNATED by Nos: o. eson s
calhoun street. near Brook 49, ~ good water on
feur or five rooms each: wei "a 49,
,i,e rremlses. Terms AZ SAFE. go .,,to,oors
soIo W. II. LYME " w. Au--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
By II. L. staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Auciloneers.

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE ZEAL
- ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF BEDFORD
AND STATE or VIRGINIA, KNOWN A.
sst,TvTtRBIIRN. Nm otter Cor sale pr Fite'y a
FARM continuing az acfei Situs,e' ," W. 'o ,i
IL OF Bedford md state Of Nirsini'. dD1uI Two
miles north OF Liberty. 10 was the home residence
OF the late BENJAMIN .. Donald, ana l. one me
finest 1. rms In The county. IL Is WITHIN aDpis TWO
npnt to school, and churches. The neighhorloJi
Is excellent. The dwelling house Is OF DrlcA, am
IN iirst-fate cOnditiOn-cOntaininy pine rooms, ahl
COS: about 10000 originally. Inc yTh' kirucn'
grounds are very handsome, containing nelriY
every tree ia the American fpicst planter and CUT
tivated under careful system. ihc lAul j. 50
nearly level that machinery can be Il e1 UPON every
acre or IT, is well adapted to the grJwt1 OF
wheat corn, Ost, tobacco aud hay, ana i sDcllilY
suited Cor grazing farm. The place lies al icent
10 Lite Otter creek, and Is well wAterel. Ahpui
lob acres sre in timber. loo If which Is III cTlsi.
nal forest. the timber upon ~ being very arge ihh
valuable. and n his never been cut over Ihe place
has good starle. barn. oyerscers house, srtuary.
rcp3ir. 1he larger par OF tie fencing also i IN
very good condition. HE title 90 THIS prop 'rty 4,
good. We are net expecting any nincy price, ali
we will sell 10 NJ great bargain. II y r1ra mat 50
elegant farm + offered on the market.
TERMS: one third cash; and the rem1iu1er N
one. two, and three year. with Interest lfo II me
day OF sale. secured ly deed OF trlst or personal
security but these terms are not arbitrary, ali
more or less cash can Ike paid # the purchaser
wi hes IT,
Possession given for seeding wheat n the u'ud
time. anu full possession n The end Of bAty diY5'
or sooner II desired
If not sold privately Il will be offered n pub &c
auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1854,
tI2 O'Clock NJ.
CANA PATTESON,
:. 8. p. PArrE>ON,
Executors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

GALE OF TWO VERY DESIRABLE
- RriILDING SITES on THE MECHANICS
VILE 1URNIIkE NEAR TIE ClrY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
BY Quarles & MeCurdy.
Real Estate AuctlOreers.

DUBLIC SALE OF NICE DETACHED
i COTTAGE RESIDENCE. WITH LARGE
CORNER LOT NORTHEAST CORNER II
TWENTY FIFTH AND y STHEET-, 50N125
FEET TO FIFTEFN-FOOT ALLEY.-At re-
quest OF owner, we will sell at public aueIOn, on
the premises,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22D
nj ; T.. ". the above DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
The dwelling Is Il NEAT DOUBLE COTTAGE
containing five rooms detached kttchcul. and N
good order. The LOT Is on one OF the most proini-
nent corners IN this section OF the cty. ana there
Is ample room on IL to buid another h luse. There
is also o hne well on re premises.
TERMS: one fourth cash, balance a. six, twelve.
ard eighteen months. secured by deed Of trust, i
per cent. Interest added.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co,
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WANTS.

WANT ID, A j. DY " US e
w TEACHER 10 90 snce week ~ the country
by railroad and give INSTRUCTIONS IN MUSIC.
10 two girls. Address giving references ana
terms. G. ". r. core Dispatsh odiee. Sc l9-It.
WANTED, TO RENT A SUR OF
w FURNISHED ROOMS OF Grace or Franklin
street between Third and Tenth streets, s ,