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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22
THE STORY OF MAJ RAUN.
A Young siamese Nobleman Who Escaped
the Hands OF Tyrant.

A Troy telegram says: Maj Kaun. the
Young Siamese nobleman who has been
afraid 10 20 home for four years past, be-
cause he was in danger Of being beheaded,
II now passing his summer vacation at the
home OF the Rev. DR.. Samuel House, IN
Waterford. He was recently graduated with
high honors mt the Williston Seminary, East
Hampton, Mass. Just before the Siamese
Embassy sailed for home from New York
Oh July 9Th, DIR. House went TO the metro
polls, where he saw the brother OF the King
OF Siam, who was at the head OF the EN-.
lmssy. and received assurances from the
prince that Mai Kaun would now be safe in
returning to his native land. The former
regent Of the kingdom, the implacable enc
my OF Maj Kaun's family, recently died,
and the present king is liberal in his views,
and inclined to foster education and the
sciences. II is limited that Maj Kaun will
take course In engineering at the Rens-
selSer Polytechnic Institute, aud then re-
turn 10 Siam, where he will superintcnd
the opening Of q system OF railroads and
thus restore the fortunes OF his once bril-
liant family.
The story OF Mai Kaun is like a page
from an Oriental romance. His father.
member Of the Kings private council. fell
in love with a daughter OF the English
Consul four years ago, and ran away with
her In steam-yacht. For this be was ar
rested and first logged by order Of his i'm
placablc enemy. the Regent. who was the
Prime Minister ut the time. The English
Consul thought punishment had gone far
enough. and threatened Bang Kok with
gunboat from Singapore. A Siamese envoy
was sent 10 England TO protest against
the threat OF the Consul. He was gone
eight months, and in the mean time the i'm
prisoned nobleman was beheaded and every
member Of his family who could be reached
suffered the same fate, or was imprisoned.
The property Of all his relatives was con-
fiscated. and his chief wife, the mother OF
Mai Kaun, was put TO work in rice-factOry.
Now, i'm consequence OF royal favor,
she enjoys an honorable position as
on attendant upon the Queen. Maj
Kaun. at the time, was studying in
the United States, but the Prime
Minister made an effort 10 compel the
American Government to give up the boy,
so that he could do with him as he chose.
Mai Kaun's grandfather became insane on
account OF the brutal treatment that ne re-
ceived. The English consul was recalled
by his Government, and was knighted in
order to heal his wounded feelings. His
daughter made narrow escape from the
country.
The new order OF things which prevents
Mai Kaun's return home is described as
solely owing to the enlightenment Of the
present King, who. among otherschangcs.
has abolished the rule compelling every in
ferior OF whatever rank. when in the pre-
sence Of a superior. to get down on his
hands and knees and crawl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22

tA'thpt BAIL
Our readers viii, perhaps, recollect
charming sketch by John Leech OF French
man riding IN 'front.' OF the hounds, and
answering the indignant question Of the
huntsman as 10 whether he expected 10
catch the iox himself with the pleasant re-
spouse :" ! DO not know. mon ami, but
win try; ] VIII try" This idea EVIDENT
" came rom story related by Mr.. Hay
ward Of 40 old captain OF the navy who was
once. at his particular request, taken by
Lord RIVERS 10 see coursfng match.
The moment hare was found he put his
horse TO full speed and endeavored 10 ride
her down. What the deuce have you
been abouts" exclaimed his friend as the
Captain rejoined the party after a fruitless
gallop. "Trying TO catch the hare, to be
sure; what else are we here fors And II
all you had done as l did we should have
had her before tins time" IL Is impos-
sible, writes Mr.. Hayward, not to he
struck by the place accorded TO the
clergy OF the Established Church in the an
mails Of iox-hunting. In olden times hunt
ing was an Episcopal amusement. The
grandfather OF ouT present home secretary,
the Archbishop OF York, before his elcva.
ton 10 the bench, kept a pack OF fox
hounds. After his elevation, taking a ride
in the country where he though It not un-
likely he might see something Of the
hounds. he met the fox. HIS lordship put
bis finger under his wig and gave one Of
his beautiful view haloos. "Hrk (!
halloo !" said some OF the field.
The huntsman listened. and the hal
loo was repeated. "That will do"
said he. listening n his old masters
voice. "Thaps gospel" Here Is an an
ecdote OF sporting parson given by Mr..
Hayward: "A bishop in Dorsetshire drove
over one Sunday morning from neigh
boring seat TO attend divine service at a
parish church. Seeing a gentleman In black
entering the vestry-door, he requested To
know at what hour the service commenced.
I'VE throw of at H. was the reply. Rather
taken aback. his lordship asked, Pray. sir,
are you the officiating clergyman - why,
yes tip them the word.'n
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A DEPARTURE ~ STEAMBOATS,.
The Novel Machinery to be Used on New
sound Boat.

A New London Comm telegram SAYS: A
vessel that is exciting wide interest among
the Long Island Sound steamboat-men is
the new large sidcwheeler that is 10 be
launched from the yard OF Robert Palmer
& Sons, at Noank. Thursday, for the New
York and Providence line. This steamer
IS built Of wood and is three hundred and
five feet long over all, forty-twO feet beam,
and sixteen feet in depth. She is stoutly
framed With white-Oak, and at every deck
beam she has heavy hanging knee. inside
and outside alternately. Her outside plank
ing is four inches thick, Three water
tight bulh-heads have been built in her,
which will prevent her hold from flooding
In case Of leak or collision. Her model il
handsome.
But the great attraction, the novel fea-
ture about the new craft. is the engine,
which is an experiment here. 1t is the
first Of its type that ever was built in this
country, being designated as an 0Scillaiing
compound suriace.condensing. direct-act-
ing, sidewheel engine. This type OF en-
GIN" ssas always been used by side
wheel steamers in England, and 1t has
many advantages over the beam engine
that is so common TO American
kttdtQDtIlS. L ut OSCllitliuS
occupies less room, and the weight
Of the machinery is carried much lower
down than that Of the beam-engine, which
adds immensely to the vessels stability.
The Reaches are furnishing the machinery,
and there are to be eight tubular boilers
capable OF sustaining eighty pounds pres
sure. The engines consistc:. one set OF os-
cillating cylinders, the low-pressure one
being seventy eight inches in diameter aud
Tue .ngh.pfcssure forly-two inches, with
| ten feet six inches stroke OF piston. The
stroke also excites much comment owing TO
| It's length.
As can be seen by professional men. the
| feature OF the stroke of the engine is strictly
American, being so much longer than the
| English stroke, which would be about six
feet. The long stroke has ALWAYS been
much favored by American marine en-
| gineers, who claim for il a higher degree
Of economy than the short-stroke engine
can produce. This departure will be
watched with much interest by many eX-
\ perts In engine economy. some OF whom AS
sert that SO long a stroke for this type OF
engine is incompatible with practical Ell.
| cheney. The steamer will have feathering
raddle-wheels, and Is expected TO be fast
with limited consumption OF coal. She
will begin running this fall. Her cost is
placed at $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22

leon was planning his road over the simp.
lon he made deviation In order TO save II.
In Oaxaca, Mexico. n . cypress-tree mca-
surfing one hundred and seventeen feet IN
circumference. At Santa maria dc Tule,
Asia Minor, Is cypress-tree which, at six
feet from the ground, measures ninety feet
In circumference. There IS cypress-tree
on the Neuse river, North Carolina, In the
hollow Of which horse could be turned
around. Near the ruins OF Palenque are
trees whose age Is estimated TO be from four
thousand TO SIX thousand years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22
a Picture

DO not awaken her, whom gentle sleep
Holds in it, sweet, unjealons, calm cares,
In silence view the silent loveliness
And fond desire I'm awed subsection keep.
Dare not too near the brght-robed wonder creep,
Nor touch the sandald feet nor stir one tr.ss
or the soft golden hair: the mOtiOuless,
EMBODIED arms leave I'm their slumber deep.
Fear not: she heeds thee not, she doth abide
BEYOND the realms Of fear or love or scorn!
Then III thy charmed Eyes with pure delight,
For this Is Beauty's Image and the Bride
Of reyerent Art. conceived ofThought and born
To gladden. all who gaze with chastened sight.
Herbert Neto in the Spectator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22

With al The Intimacy, and even equality,
that exists between Eugiish and native
gentlemen when they are associated for
purposes Of business, there can. generally
Spesktng, be no exchange Of bospixlities
q ordinary kinds, = among people Of the
oane nation. Besides the difSculty pre-
nens>d By The customs Of private life,
fhse \ the Other inpedImsus above 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22
A DMINISTRATORS SALE
or ALL THE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

THOMAS HUNTER, DECEASED,
AT HIS LATE RESIDENCE, NEAR LODORE.
INTHE COUNTY OF AMELIA,
Consisting OF AFULL SET OF FARMING
UTENSILS-yiz.,
FARM-WAGONs,
sPRING-WAGONS,
HORSES, BUGGY, and HARNESS;
OX-CART, DOG-CARr DUhP-CART,
REAPER and MOWER,
CRADL BS, SULKY-GLEANER.
FAN MILL, PL0Ws. sHOVEL-PLOWS,
c 1tTs ri CoRN-sHELLER,
2 TREAD-POWER MACHINES,
ENsHAGE-CUTTER, FEED-MAsTICAT0R,
Also no% sTfIEsiE.LLYARDs, GRINDsTONE, &C;
SADDLES and BRIDLEs,
SIDE-SADDLE.
and all other usual articles on hrst-class flrm.
LOT OF FINE SIOCk-vlz.,
~ HEAD FINE CATTLE,
80 HEADoF SHEEP,
Lot Of LAMBS,
5or6 HEAD OF HORSES. including Brood
Mare and Cslt and / Fine Young Riding-Hor'o,
4 FINE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
IN FURNITURE, including
HANDSOME CHAIRS, ROCKERS,
FEhTiiER-BE6s, PiLLowS, AMI BOOSTERS,
HAIR-MATTREsSES
! FINE COOkING-sTONE,
! SEW
HANDSOME EXTENsION-TABLE and SIDE
BOARD:
Also, / BREECH-LOADING:GUN aud l RIFLE,
and all the articles usually found in comfortably
furnished residence. sale on
THURSDAY, July 31sr,
beginning at IL O'Clock promptly.
TERMS: Under $50. cash over $50. ninety days
interest added, for mote WIN g29d security; Urn
Administrator Thomas Hunter. deceased.
JOHN A. GRAVES, AuctiOneeT. " S-law4w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22
OFFICE OF Court ~ CHASceRY,l
FAsTyILLF, Jnly 3, 1884.

OFFICE OF CoURT N CHASceRY,)
EAsTyILLE, Jnly 3, 1884.
To the Heirs, Creditors and merit Of kin orIbbv
Jane Smith, deceased, ana all others con-
ceraed:
Yon are hereby notified that have appointed
saturday, the 10th day OF August next, al the Of
Ace OF Thomas c. Watson, In Eastyile. 70 execute
decree pronounced by the Circuit Court Of North
amptOn on the 10th Of June last la the absye sui I,
requiring me 10 ascertain and report who are the
ne xt Of kin OF said Ibby Jane Smith, and whether
Jim Scott referred 10 I'm dispositions fled with the
uapers Of this suit paternal grandfather Of lbby
Jane smith be dead; aud IL dead. where he died !;
and whether the said jim Scott left any distrlbu-
tees or other than the'orgnal defendants In this
suit and whether Mathew sometimes known rs
john, 4 brother OF the plaintiff. Is dead and II
dead, where he died and whether he left any
other distributes than the paintlrs. At the
above named time and place a. required by sal q
decree shall take an account OF the debts OF aid
Ibby Jane smith, and also apportion her estate
among those entitled thereto.
Given under my hand as commissioner In said
oo ~ s-isw4w JONI S. PARKER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22
RAJ ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE. THE MILLER m
It FARM" In Campbell county. Va, on IL
the Campbell Courthouse road. eight miles from
Lynchbnrg, Va. In the iIon-ore belt. Valuable
iron deposits have been found IN the place. This
farm has on it a nne frame dwelling aud nume-
rnus eui-houses- About 800 acres OF low-grounds,
200 acres OF wood. land, and $50 acres OF excel
lent upland Well adapted for tobacco, wheat,
COZ H. and oats, or would suit admirably fora stock
farm. Address X. l.. MILLER,
Conn ssioner,
Poet-0fnce Bsx 2e4, Lynchburs. Va.
iy4-lms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22

BuRsETT's COCAINE. THE BEST or ALL
HAIR-DREssIsGs.- allsys irritation, re-
moves all tendency TO dandruff, and invig-
crates the action OF the capillaries In the
highest degree, thus promoting vigorous
and healthy qroteth of hair. Its effect
upon the glossiness and richness Of the
hair Is such as cannot be surpassed.
Durnetfs Flavoring Extracts are the
best.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22
xrIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y FICE OF BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT COURT
JUNE 20, 1854:
A. j. BrOdnax
Thomas j. Barner and T.. II. NJ. Parham,)
IL %, NJ Ana hmanf

Thomas j. Barner and T.. III. NJ. Parham,)
In Debt and on an Attachment
The object OF this suit Is 70 recover OF the de-
PENDANTS Thomas J. Barner and h. III. NJ. Parham,
ihe sum Of OIL 900, with interest from the 9th day
Of March, 1857. and costs, subject TO q credit OF
ts234, paid August 2. 1858; also, el7l .65. paid
August >, 1859; and Tor 5000, paid November
On 1862 and 10 subject the undivided interest OF
Inc defendant. Thomas j. Barner, 10 tract or
land living In the county Of Brunswick, devised BY
The viii OF John Barner, deceased. TO his wife,
sallie q. Barner, during her natural life, with
remainder over 10 be equally divided among her
children that are alive ut ner death, the said
Thomas j. Barner being one OF her surviving chill
dren. The said tract OF land Is supposed TO con-
tain l,l33 acres. and adjoins the lands OF 4. j.
RrodnaI and W. 4. Brodnax. on the south side OF
Wsherrin river. And the defendant, Thomas y.
Bsrner not having been served either with copy
oS The attachment In this case or with process In
sf,tuting this suit. and u appearing by amd.vt
rat Inc ssid defendants, Thomas J. Blrner and n.
M NJ Parmam, are not residents OF this state,
thew are REQUIRED TO appear within one month after
s,e' publication Of this order and do what Is neces-
sary 10 protect their Interests.
T'bis order shaii be published In the Richmond
Disnofeh once week for tour successive weeks
nJfnostcd at the front door OF the court-honse OF
This county on the first day OF the next term OF the
County Court.
N'''' Err. TuRNDULL, JR; Clerk.
rs, EIcxs,Eg No rusW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
l. GROCERIES. LIQUORS, sCALE &c.-By
virtue Of deed made 10 she undersigned As trts@-
tee, and Of record the e0th day Of June. 1884. In
The clerks once OF the Chnscery Court OF the city
Of Richmond, by Ee>srs- walker Barker for the
benefit OF their CREDITORS shall sell at public auc-
ton, at their late place OF business No. 10 north
Eighteenth street. the remainder OF their STOCK
embraced In said deed, at 10Y O'Clock on
THURSDAY, July "A, 1884.
TERMS: Cash. SAVAGE SMITH, Trustee.
All persons indebted ~ the late concern viii
make payment to the undersigned, az longer lndul-
eence cannot be given. OrcditOrs will also please
present their accounts tO the undersigned without
furthur delay.
Sale conducted by Jyo. F.. LAUGHToS, Jr., Anc-
,Ioneer ~ 2O-Su.T TUE Th9t+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22

TOR RENT. DWELLING No. lllR
n east Cary street ten rboms and kitchen. IA
Also, DWELLING No. 5 10 north Fourth street :
Also, DWELLING II southeast corner Caaal
and First streets; seven rooms and Kitchen.
Also, DWELLING No l0S south Laurel street;
five rooms.
Also, DWELLING No. goo north Third street I;
eight rooms.
Also, DWELLING; No. 6l5 north Eighth street;
gu" y. w. BOWIE.
~ 20-su,Tu&Ta3t Real Estate AGENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22

EOR REM, OUR LARGE, NEWG
II sT0REHoUsE, on Main street between ~
sixth and Seventh streets. just eompietea. ~ Is
alley entrance from the rear for receiving and
shippiBs goods; Is suitable for wholesale crock
sr or any sns nod o. ,s wno'ssa a
LEASH. l. II. ADAMS s. BROTHERS,
EIsg&TusW Lyasaerz, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-22

"a - e.
THEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
O.wAY-sCHEDULE IN EFFEcT JUNE S''
ises LEAVE RICHMOND
e:2e A, M. For Newport's News. Old Point Cons
fort, aad Norfolk. Daiiy except snn-
day, Only three hours and f0rty
minutes Richmond % Norfolk. a.
fo.sk A. M. Tor all stations and Lexington, hy''
Louisville. and Cincinnati. mai eh-
..aop.M. Chsrlotiessiils accommodation dat
~, except sunday. Stops a. al ''''
x,sp.M. ror Sewport's News. Old Point, and
Norfolk. Express except sunday.
e.lo p n FOR Louisville and Cinclnnafl. con
meeting for all points West, NortD-
west, and Southwest. fast espns
daily. Does not stop for local nusl-
ness Pullman sleepinF.csrs kieh'
mond 20 Cincinnati and Washington
and Charlottesville to Louisyhic.
alop NJ FOR Newport's News and Ola rom,
tIini,ed express with Pullman cars
daily except Saturday, Does mol
stop between Richmond and New
ports News. Noconncction for Nor
,o.oop.x ". For Ashland, XIV. Night express ey.
ccpt sunday. c. and o. sleep'ng-ca'
10 Clifton Forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND;
e.Io NJ. From Ashland. KY, except sunday.
lO:4b A. ". From Norfolk. Old Point, and New
pOrt's News. except Sundty
x.oh - NJ From Louisville. Cincinnati, ana ~
local points, except sunday.
e.ao T. NJ. From Norfolk except sunday. From
Wv old Poiat and Newport's News daily
Pullman car except on sunday traiu
e.ao u NJ Prom Louisville and Cincinnati
o''N Fast express, daily.
,o.roP.M M. From Norfolk. old Point. and New-
port's News. daily except sunday.
Sunday Excursion 10 Newport News and Old
Po,ot viii leave Richmond \ A. NJ, and arrive In
Richmond $50 Il. N. returning.
Denot Seventeenth aud Broad streets.
Ticket- Ofnees: 1000 Main street aud Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway depot. -
u. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
C. W. SMITH. General MANAGER. le2S
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by George s. Yashon 4 son,
Real Estate Agents aud AuctiOneers,
No. Tenth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, WITH
L FRAMED DWELLING THEREON. No. 3l5
WEST DUVAL STREET, DISTANT 333 FEEL
FROM JUDAH STREET, LOT Is BY ABOUT
$50 FEET TO AN ALLEY.-ln execution of
deed Of trust from Hannah Dawson 70 George ;.
vashon, dated April |, 1882, recorded In ,he
clerks Onic. Of Richmond Chancery Court In ID.
Is. 1872 Il, page 3G2, 70 secure the payment OF
sum Of money therein specified. default having
been made In the payment thereof, ! VIII, being
thereto required by William y. Barrett one OF the
beDefciaries of said deed, proceed 10 sell at public
auction, % the premises, on
THURSDAY, July "a, 1854,
at 6 o'clock z. ~. the PROPERTY above de-
scrbed.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and three
sums Of $780, sll1.SS, and 5000, with in-
tercst from May 4. 1882, TN paid; balance, II
any, Re may be announced at sale
BENJAMIN H. NASH,
jyls Substituted Trustee.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR S6IQsI
S Ne NEWS, oEIRR POINT, S St-c-'1
AND PORTSMOUTH,
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF ANY KIND.
oNLYs1.5OT TO VIRGINIA BEACH,
ONLY ~ TO WASHINGTON, -. c.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's
IAMEe-RlNER LINE FOR
NEWrORT,S r. MEN, 9Jp PoiiE,I1ir
CONNECTS AZ Old Old PPoiiNT CLOSELY WITH
sALrrM RRRfE k tsHE r f2H NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON.
At NORFOLK CLOSELY FOR VIRGINIA
VIEWPOINTS NEWS WIN STEAMER "AC-
COMACr FOR SMlruFiELD.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WATEE ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
RATES MICH LESS TnNN HALF CHARGED
ny ANY OiHER ROU TE.
FARE TO NOR FOLK, Sl.0O.l -, rt,rrr
FARE ROI'ND TRIP s2.0O.} 40 bidiI'
FARE 10 WASHINGTON. u. CSC.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
WAN-LANDiNG FARES FROM 25C. To 9Oc
MEALS, 20 CENTS EACH
The elcgantlv-rebuilt aud fiit steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states Nilll
y. {. GiFFORD, Commandcr
leaves Richmond every IT ESDAN, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY
at 4. VI. (STREET-CARs CONNECT II Full
TlhE) FOR abOye-named places. Returning, the
steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth. Oli Point
and NewEort'l New, ON alternate day, arriving no
Richmond about i. "
Through tickets on sale on steamer ana ~ q ar
hers Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checktI
through.
sTATE-ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
EXCURSIONS.
Engagements can now be made for MOON
LIGHT and DAY EXCURSIONS 20 DdtcA cap
Ola Point. Virginia Beach Ocean View. Nor
folk, &c, al very low rates L. church ,ocletes, mil
itary or other organizations.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Smlhhe'd, and Hampton Washington, ID. g.;
NcwLern, Washington. dnd Tarb0rO, Nc 1ut al
points In Eastern North Carolina also, for East
ern shore OF Virgnii, and al regular andiug, on
James river, at LOWEST RATES, and through
bills issued. l.. V. IAflh,
iy IL superintendent.
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FOR RENT.
Il o II X T. y I .

FOE r E y T. G.
5000 per ansum-l02 east Grace street, BRIO n,
DETACHED; ten rooms. .e.,. .
$500 per annum-902 east Clay street, BRICK :;
$3.50 per annum-6O3 north seventh street,
BRICK, DETACHED; eight rosms.
5000 per annum-llOS west Main street,
BRICK, DETACHED; seven rooms.
$500 per annum-2I0 west Marshall street,
$3.50 per annam-225 south Second street,
s24o per snn1m-72l and 1913 west Marshall
/ street, BRICK; six rooms.
s24o per annum-lOi west Cary street, BRICK {;
s2i6 per annum-2I7 west Broad street,
BRICK, DETACHED, five rooms
1925 per annum- l60i west Cary street,
FRAME. DETACHED; five ROOMS.
$40 per month-l006 st. John street, FRAME;
$40 per month--Beverly near Washington street.
FRAME. DETACHED; fOur rooms.
IS per month-629 south First street, FRAME {;
-four rooms.
IS per mouth-I7i6 and I7ls east Cary street
BRICK; four rooms.
ss per monih-407 west Leigh street, FRAME /;
IS per month-2OO7 east Main street, FRAME;
four rooms.
SO per month-7OI east Grace street (basemcnu I;
$3.50 per month. : Beverly street, between
Washington and Randolph, DETACHE ID,
$3.50 per month, - Beach street, between
TAYLOR and Chafin streets, DETACHED. FRAME ;
81 per month-ol7 west Leigh street, BRICK;
~ per month-9is Cumberlsnd street, corner
Linden street, FRAME; three rooms.
$3.50 per month hoo north Eighth street,
So per m0nth-26l0 Venable street, FRAME,
DETACHED; three rooms.
so ger month, = Wood street, Chelsea nm,
IS per inonih--Howari,s Grgse. near turnpike
three rooms. Applyto FURNtaN rUPPER.
,ooa n, Peal Estaie Agent.
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ny vIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed 70 the. nnasrsisssd ~ John ~ y:
civ esnntv. 10 scsure the payment. OF certain
su,rr Of money therein mentioned, default bavin!
been made ia the payment Of The said s9m 49, and
vilI sri FL rs6,ic auctian In front OF The court
house door, in The city Of Williamsburg, ON
MONDAY. August llrB, 1884,
she TRACT or LAND called and known -
aC,unus,- contAiuing By estimation QSk HUN
ioininx the war nm trasi Of land, the land OF Ben.
Taylor. and sthers.
,.irss = n The timbvr standing and growing on the
ssjd trsci OF land and the privilege 81 cHttins and
removing the ZANE for the period OF dfteen years.
Trnns. Made Known on day Of sale.
tyo2-ifs II. d. WARREN. Trustee.