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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-01

III. Il i. I'D 6Dlens1 bo6,n. q
salem, are nsnsIonsd. q: pops'sss ao |,
81 Craig IN 1880 W. WINES, s,o 1870
colored, $50. The vots io s. u1 ms'ss,
IN 1881 vss: Cameron, Io4 pnrlo''
sci. For congressman . large wiss =
90: Massey, 1855. In 1884, for pr res,
dent: Cleveland, "a; Blaine IL.
This county always gives . Democratic
majority.
In The Ninth congressional district,
embracing the counties Of Lee, Scott
Wise. Dickinson, Buchanan. RUSSELL
washington, Smyth, Bland, Tazeweii,
Wythe. Pulaski, Giles, and Craig, last
wear the Democratic majority was, for
Congressman, 1874. Cleveland ran
ahead by few hundred, and from pre-,
sent indications the majority this iall
will largely exceed Cleyeland's ma
;o,;tv. ARAMINTA.
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DANvILLE.

uo,ov N Captain snead-rhe Recent
R.,p,-Aec,dens 20 . Preminent Citizen
Church Items.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaicn'l
AUGUST 81, 1885.
Captain c. G. Snead, chief Of the
fire department, is now sporting with
becoming pride q beautiful gold badge
given him by the firemen Of Engine
Company No. ! in recognition Of his
faithfulness and efficiency.
The rains that have fallen, and the
cool weather with the rains. have pre-
vented the burning Of the tobacco, OF
which so much complaint was being
made, helped on the growth OF the
small tobacco, and added some weight
to the late corn. But have not learn
ed that the ground anywhere in this re-
gion is thoroughly wet.
Captain p. @. Reese, Of the Oak
Grove vicinity, suffered the fracture Of
one of his legs ION the 2sth instant
while attending to the loading and
hauling of some lumber logs. At last
accounts he was experiencing only the
discomfort usual under the circum'
stances.
The Presbyterians have opened a
Sunday school near the New-Rivel
depot, with Major G. A. Ballou as
superintendent, and the school is pros
psrfng.
The Baptists are preparing for the
dedication of their new church about
the last OF September.
Rev. C. W. Wood has resigned the
pastorate Of the Shockoe Baptist church
this county, and Rev. II. Petty has beer
called. think / know that he will
accept.
Rev. p. II. Fontaine has held pro-
tracted meeting at the Laurel Grove
church with very gratifying results
Rev. Mr.. Lamberth, Of North Carolina
assisted him. Rev. ii. Petty, with the
assistance of Rev. L. II. Suddith, ha'
been holding revival services at Green
field church, and on Saturday twenty
conversions were reported. Rev. F. ii
Jones, with the assistance Of Rev. G. G
Jones, is now holding revival service:
at Mount Hermon church.
Mr.. S. III. Holland has removed the
frame building in which he once lived
opposite the post-ofiice building, ant
proposes to erect brick buildings OF
that lot. The said house was built by
the Confederate Government, and SCOT
after the surrender the house and 10
were sold for $4,000. The lot canno
now be bought for $40, 600.
Hon. John l.. Hurt has been ap
pointed district canyasser, and promises
to serve to the best of his ability.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-01

t;r,sk ankthv Of or bet Efforts. Il
contsink Sn he elements Of human
srestness, and Is : happy combInasien
y bish scciIl position sndtrus mobility
Of character, IS represented in General
I,ss. q an exalted STANDARD Of moral
ana intellectual attsinments and digni-
f fi ststssmanship, ascmbodisd in Mr..
Massey. and . sublime representation
Of The purity Of young Democratic prin-
ciples, as displayed In Mr.. Ayers.
Mr.. Grigg was, BY reclamation, the
nominee Of the Convention. :.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
SUSSEX COUNTY, August 29., 80.
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old DOMINION STEAM Gfffk
" SHIP COMPANY.
CnD NExU wong
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at 3 +. NJ.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York Qncluding meals
and BERTH, $40; round-irip tickets. SIS
steerage, with subsistence, 81: without
Freight forwarded and through bills Of
ladIng Issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until Z. NJ
Manifest closed on sailing days one hour
before departure.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the
Chesa peake and Ohio railway AT $3.50 p. ~.
nia Newports News aud the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1850 A. VI. on
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS, WkDNESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS will
ma Ike connection at NORFOLK with the
al en- mer leaving those days.
SAil.iNHS THIS WEEK.
ROASrkk, Captain Cnucu, SUNDAY.
Aug,ist sOfh. At O'Clock A. NJ.
uIJ, DOMINION, captain SMITH. TUES
DAY September isf. at 2 o'cock Z. ".
WYANUKF Captain HuLpeERs. FRI
DAY. SeWe" brr tth. at 2 o'clock =. VI.
GEnisGE W. ALs.fN q co. Agents
No. 1901 Aialn street rns
au2s Company's wharf, Rockets.
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sMYTH COUNTY.

III. pa,,sissl Wo,h In the southwess-Eheet
OF wtse's speechss-Fine Democratic Out
look.
Correspondence oftbe Richmond Dispatch'l
MARION, VA, August 80. 1885.
The Dispatch is a welcome visitor in
every part Of Virginia through which
travel, and / think q large part Of its
popularity is due to the general State
news it contains, gathered by its CORE
spondents from all over the State. l
hope the Weekly Dispatch will have a
much larger circulation in the rural dis
tricts than it has ever had. ! am sure
that a great part of the disaffection
among our people, who were formerly
Democrats, is due to the poisonous read
ing which has been circulated all over
Southwest Virginia, the people only see
ing one side. A great work has to be
done in the Southwest, and if we can
get our papers circulated We can accom-
plish much good.
l have been over great portion oil
the Southwest lately, and am sure
our organization is more thorough than
ever before, and the people more de-
termined to work and confident Of VIC
tory. The best men have been selected
for the Legislature and Senate--men
who ordinarily would not have con-
sented to run under any circumstances
but now realize the great Importance OIL
doing their duty.
heard John Wise's speech at Alb
ingdon, and / am sure never heard as
much abuse and demagogy in all
my life. 1t is a shame that man
should misrepresent the people, espe'
cially the people of Danville, as he
does. | hope he will make the same
speech everywhere in the State he did
in Abingdon. His speech there did
him harm. Such speeches put our
people to work and make him no con.
yerts.
Wise spoke at Green Spring, Wash
ington county, on Friday. Judge Rhea
was there to meet him, but Wise would
not divide time; so they divided the
crowd, and | am informed by reliable
party who was present that Wise only
had left, by actual count, twelve white:
and sixteen negroes, and Rhea had seve'
raj hundred to hear him. Wise spoke
at Lindell, Washington county, on Sat
urday. A great many Democrats heard
him there, who were thoroughly dis
gusted, and many Democrats who have
never taken an active part in politics
declare their intention to go to worl
and work till the sun sets on November
Sd. at which time John Wise's politica
sun will be forever set.
We have some splendid workers al
Lindell in the Davenport brothers. Mr.
T. j. Davenport was at one time clerl
in the Capitol. He is good worke
and is a nice speaker.
The Republicans have nominated
Mr.. Kcgly, of Bland county, for tn
Senate against Mr.. Samuel Williams
Kegly is brother-in-law of Hon. Sam
Newberry. We have no doubt as t
Williams's election, though Mr.. New
berry's interview threw q bomb int
the Republican camp. Our peopl
should organize and work as they neye
did before. We are losing no groun
in this county. On the contrary, W
think we will increase our majorit
considerably. SOUTHWEST.
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COnMIssiONER's NOTICE.

DOSS AND OTHERS, VS.. GATH
III RIGHTS ADMINISTRATOR,
~ THE cHAScERY COURT or THE CITY or
RICHMOND.
Extract from decree Of July l, 1881
- On consideration whereof the
Court doth adjudge, order. and decree that
This cause be referred to one OF the Com
IN issioners OF this court, VINO Is nereDy OIL.
rected to take the following accounts anu
make the following inquiries. ana repsrt
the same to the Court Win all coh'enlenI
speed-to-wit:
FIRST. An account OF the acts and doIngs
of /. ". Reddy administrator orc Z. Gath
right, deceased, said account TO snow what
amount OF money has come 10 tue hanus
OF said administrator, and what disposl-
ton he has made Of the same. and the bal
ance remaining in his hands.
Second. An account OF all the personal
property that the said q. c. Gathrisht died
seized and possessed or
Third. An account OF all debts against
said estate of Q. &. Gathright. together
with their priorities, II any, and 10 whom
com ing together with any matter deemed
pertinent by himself or required 10 be spe-
cially stated by any party INTERESTED.
And the Commissioner Ia directed 10 pup
fish notice OF the time and place nxed oy
MIN for executing this decree once week
for four successive weeks in the Rlchmonc
Di,pafch. which shall be equivalent TO per
sonal service upon ell parties Interested.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, August II, lss5.
The parties interested In the above Gauss
are hereby notified that ] have fixed OF
FRIDAY, September 90, 1885. 81 10 o'clocl
A. NJ, and my Office. No. 1918 east MAIL
street. as the time and place for executins
the decree from which the foregoing iS u
extract. - - .
Given under my hand this sist DAY o
August. 1855. X. ii; srEuEh
se I-Tu4w Comm issioner in Chancery'
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Greensvflie, Sussex. and Dinw iddie-
Democratic Nominations.

Democratic Nominations.
At convention Of the delegates OF
Greensville and Sussex counties held at
Stony Creek August &c, 1885, to nomi-
nate q candidate for the House of Dele
gates, Captain L. P. Hargrave called
the Convention to order and stated the
object Of the meeting.
On motion Of Mr.. A. 7. Dobie, Mr..
d. +. Taylor was made permanent
chairman and w. I. Freeman secretary
Mr.. Bell, of Greensville, nominated
Mr.. George w. Jackson, of Sussex,
who was unanimously declared the
nominee Of the Convention.
On motion the Convention adjourned
Immediately Senatorial Convention
composed of delegates from the coun.
ties Of Greensville, Sussex, and Din
widdie, convened to select q candidate
to represent them in the Twenty -sev,
enth senatorial district. Captain L. p
Hargrave was made chairman and w,
I. Freeman secretary.
Mr.. A. I. Dobie, Of Sussex, and Mr.
X. G. Grigg, Of Greensville, were placed
in nomination.
Mr.. Dobie thanked the Sussex dele.
CATION for the honor conferred in pre-
sentiEg his name before the Convention,
and requested his friends TO Withdraw
| the same and vote solidly for Mr.. Grigg,
lie had no political aspirations within
The gift OF the people. lie had no,
sought nor was he then seeking sena'
to,ial honors. lie thinks the State
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RAILROAD LINES.
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~ ~ stri.'..::i, y.;,.-..;:.f;s S.s19

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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Sched-
ule commencing MARCH l, 15so-eastern
standard time:
900 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station
daily: stops only at Ashland,
Junction. Milford, and t'rede-
ricksburg. Sleeper from
Charleston To Washington.
1l:O1 A. NJ, leaves Byrd Street station dai-
ly except sunday.
7:l5 2. NJ, leaves Byrd. street station hai-
~. Sleeper from Jacksonville
To New York.
1929 A, NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily. Sleeper from New York
to Jacksonville.
2:39 Il. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily: stops at Fredercks-
burg, Milford and Junction.
Sleeper from Washington TO
Charleston.
GASP. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station
daily except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
400 p. NJ, accommodation, leaves Broad
street station; arrives at ASH
land at > T. NJ.
s:04 p. NJ, leaves Eliza arrives at Ash
land AT 6:44 Z. NJ.
7:5O A, NJ, arrives AZ Elba; leaves Ash
land at 6:43 \. NJ.
s.55A. NJ accommodation. arrives AT
BrOad-Street station leaves
Ashland at ; \. NJ.
$3.50 L. NJ, arrives at tlba leaves Ashlanu
at 5.l2P. NJ.
C. A.TAYLOK. General Ticket Agent.
E. T. ID. MYERS, General superintendent
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DYTHEGOvERNOR OFvIRGINIA
APPROXIMATION.

Information having been received by the
Executive that GUS GRAHAM dtids
GEORGE BULLOCK, on the 9TH day OF Au-
gust, 1885, In the county OF Mecklenpurg,
did unfawfully, maIiciously, ana feloniously
cut. stab and wound with q knife one John
x. Bond, with intent to kill him the SAID
John X. Bond. after which he the SAID
GUS GRAHAM alias GEORGE bULLoCh
made his escape, and Is now going at large !;
therefore | do hereby offer a reward OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO any person
who shall arrest the said GUS GRAHAM
alias GEORGE BULLOCK and denver MN
into the jail OF said Mecklenburg county
and do moreover require Oil oincefs OF tnls
Commonwealth, civil and military, ana re-
Quest the people generally. TO use their pest
exertiops 10 procure his arrest, that ne may
be brought TO Justice:
DESCRIPTION OF GUS. GRAHAM |:
GUS GRAHAM alias GEORGE BULLOCK
Is n negro, about thirty-two years old OF
light ginger. Ca Ike color; about five feet seven
or eight inches high; weight about $50
pounds; round shoulders mot very erect in
his carriage has slight moustache; gene
rally n placid smile on his countenance ;
quick to laugh or glggle, and quick In walk
ing: generally wears his hair plated In
front.
49, Given under my hand as Cover
lsEAL nor, and under the Lesser Seal OF
49, the Commonwealth, at Richmond,
this 3Ist day OF August, 1855.
WILLIAM Il. CAMERON.
BY the Governor:
III. w. FLoURSoY
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
se1-2t
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STATE POLITICS.

rhe Democratic Candidate for the Counties
Of Greene and Madison.
The Democratic delegates from
Greene and Madison, chosen to select a
candidate for the next House Of Dele
gates, assembled in convention to-day
in Trinity church, at Wolftown, in
Madison county, and nominated James
Hay, ESQ.,, of Madison county, by &C
clamation, as their candidate. DR..
George B. Jennings, Of Greene, was
made president Of the Convention, and
G. II. Taylor, of Madison, secretary.
A committee was appointed to wait on
Mr.. Hay at once to inform him Of his
nomination and to request his accept
ance. The committee soon returned with
Mr.. Hey, who in short but handsome
and stirring speech accepted the nomi-
nation, and pledged his best efforts to
achieve success for our cause. Mr..
Hay said that he was proud Of the
honor thus conferred, though unsought,
and that, standing square on the plat
form of his party, and untrammelled by
promises or pledges to aspirants for
high positions at the hands of the
Legislature now to be elected, he would
esteem it his greatest pleasure and most
solemn duty, if elected, to be faithful
representative Of the people thus honor
ing him. He counselled vigilance and
activity call along our line" and sale
that it is no time now for any trut
Democrat "to sulk in his TENT; tina
our old mother, Virginia, expects
every loyal son to do his duty in this
fight. Mr.. Hay is a young man o
bright promise and great popularity
lie is the present Commonwealth's at
torney of Madison, and has performe,
the duties of that Office most eflicientl
, for the last two years. Our Democrat
people only have to do their full dut
: and Mr.. Hay will be triumphant
r elected OBSERVER.
Woytopn, Madison county, Angus
{: 90, 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-01

The Iowa Republicans made the
"bloody shirt" their battle-hag, but
neglected to select a color-bearer. 1t
is respectfully suggested that they tide
over the difficulty by procuring a pic
ture of the sanguinary garment, with
Malone holding both sleeves and Rid
dleberger the tail. In the back towns
of Iowa this would draw better than a
circus Washington Post.
Nothing tries the patience of man
more than to listen to a hacking cough,
which he knows could easily be cured
by investing % cents in bottle of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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NEW CROP.

just rceived one Of the bast lots OF
ORCHARD-GkAsteS SEED ever sod la this.
city.
All kinds ~ GRASS. at CLOVER
Rkkl'S VI lowe>t market rates Write for
prices. FFN6Y ". WOOL ssedx,usu
corner sixth and Nsrshsii streets
1e.ekaoLc. 367. su,as dtUcax~7s
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY.-SCHEDULE IL EFFECT
MAY 10. 1855:

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
" Y.-SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT
MAY 10. 1855:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
s:s5A, NJ. For Newport News. Old Point
Comfort, and Nofolk. Daily
except Sunday. Only three
hours and thirty minutes Rich
mond TO Norfolk.
ll:3O A. NJ. For all stations and Lexington,
KY, Louisville. and Cincinnati.
Mail except sunday. Connects
direct for Lynchnu
$50 +. VI. For Newport News, Old Point,
and Norfolk. Express except
sunday.
4:ooP. NJ. Charottesvllie accommodation
Daily except Sunday. stops at
all stations.
7.2OPM. For Louisville and Cincinnati,
connecting for ai points West,
Northwest aud southwest. Fass
express daily. lnes MOI stop Tor
local business Pullman sleeps
ing-cars Richmond 10 Cincin-
natl aud from Washington and
Charlottesville 90 LOUSY me-.
$40 Z. NJ. Limited. For od Point with
Pullman ears daisy, except sun
day.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:25 A. NJ. Frsm Charlottesville, excep;
11l5A. NJ. From Norfolk. oid Point and
Viewpoints News. except Sun-
day.
3:40P. NJ From Louisville. Cincinnati,
and ali local points except SUM
day.
7:05 Z. VI. From Norfolk. Oh Point, and
Newp0rts News. Daily excep.
sunday.
$50 Z. VI. From Louisville ana Clncin.
natl Fast line daily.
Commencing sunday, june 7th, eXcur-
sion train for Newport News aud Ola
Point Will leave Richmond \. NJ. aud Ho-
turning Will arrive 7;lJ J.. NJ.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Ticket-O Offices 1000 Main street and Cher
apeake and Ohio Railway depot;
II ". FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
Z. W. SMITH. Genernl Mnnager. NY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-01

BUCKINGHAM CIRCUIT COURT. CLERKS
OFFICE, JUNE :, 1855.
! hereby certify that Thomas 8. Martin.
comm issioner I'm the suit of Kate ID. Brown,
plaintiff, against Harrison Robertson, trus-
tee. and others. has this day given the bond
required OF him I'm said case by decree OF
April term. 1888. ID. y. PARRACK, ID. &.
an lS-TuA FtDc10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-01
BY Quarles * McCurdy
Real Estate Brokers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE EN-
i TIREPLANTO OF THE WE'LL NOWN
HlrIIDING-FIRM OF MESSRS. GEORGE
& WILLIAM GIBSON. AT THE NORTH
WEST CORNER OF CARY AND SIXTH
STREETS: LOT. BUILDINGS. MACHINE
RY. PATTERNS, TOOLS, OFFICE-FUR
NITU RE &C. &C.-As trustee In certain
deed OF trust from George william GID.
son. dated June 4, 1855. and duly recorded
In the office OF the clerk OF Richmond
Chanccry Court, will offer for sale on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1855,
O'Clock p. NJ, as a whole. the establish
ment OF the said firm OF George & william
Gibson, now In perfect running order.
The factory or shops consist OF LAhrE
TWO. STORY BRICK BUILDINGS. built
especially for the building business ana
provided with all the MODERN AND
LATEST MACHINERY, FIXrU RES. FL r.
NITU RE, TOOLS, DRYING-KiLN, &c. Inc
office rs complete with DESKS, IRON
SAFES. &c and the drawing-room with
ali necessary FIXTURES, &c, for the busl-
ness. ,oo H., 90,
the north line of Cary street, and a 'front.' OF
lOe2 feet on the west line OF sixth street ;
is centrally and conveniently located as 10
shipping. sc. 80, ~, ann
nlete in every respect that 10 Is Impossible
toenumerate the machinery. &c. IN the SAID
building. and parties purchasi NJ can WIN
I'm a few hours be ready TO begin ousintss
TERMS: At sale. w. Il. QUAkLt.S'
Trustee.
QuARLEs 4 McCURDY, Auctioneers.
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CEED RYE, WINTER OATS, GER
~ NAN CLOVER. WINTER CURLED
KALE. TURNIP SokD. apd all other sea-
sonable SEEDS for saie low 81
7. W. WOOD & sons.
No. 10 south Fourteenth street. near Main.
an aQ-It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-01
BY w. IL. Lyme Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.
THAT NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
i WELT-LOCATED, DETACHED
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
No. l1O7 North FIFTH STREET
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

Py request OF the owner we shall sell by
public auct ION, on the premises on
FRIDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 4, lss5,
ut & o'clock 2. NJ. that VERY ATrRAC-
TIVE, WELL-BUILT. AND DIES X ABLl :
LOCATED DETA G III + ID TWO.SIOk1
DWELLING on the east side of Firth street
lust north from Federal street, containin5
six rooms OF fine size, well arranged ana III
excellent order. the entire house pelng
newly aud handsomely p0pered. ana tle
premises thoroughly repaired. the LOI
ironts 20 feet and has good depsh' WIN
an alley in rear. There IS well OF excellent
water on the lot, and the mouse contains
oil the usuai cOnyeniences. The location Is
particularly desirable by reason OF itscon-
venience to the workshops Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company ana OF
Nessrs Tanner * Delany. as well as to the
business centre of the city. and THIS pro,
perry should command the attention OF
those seeking homes or good Investments.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at sale.
auSO ". Ii. LYME * co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-01
by W. II. Lyme K Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

NEW AND ATTRACTIVE TWO
~ STORY FRAME DWELLING NO. 609,
ON EAST SIDE OF TWENTY SINH
STREET BETWEEN LEIGH AND NJ
sTKEETS. FOR SALE BY AUCfION.-We
shall sell by public auction, on the pre-
misses, on
THURSDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER Sd,
at 9 O'Clock p. NJ, the above named new,
attractive. well.built aud well-located
DWELLING, containing five rooms nav
ing the usual conveniences, well suited FOR
q home and will pay well asan investment
The lot fronts 25xl32 feet.
The special attention of those seeking
desirable homes in q good location, at
moderate price is called To this sale.
TERMS: one third cash: balance by ne
gotiable notes at six and twelve months,
with interest added and secured by deed
OF trust. W. III. LYME & co.
an
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nrAI, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE, THE VALUABLE "a
IL PROPERTY situated at the north -
cost corner OF Leigh and Sixth streets, in
tins city, For terms &C. address
POST OFFICE BOX 2s5.
au1I-eodlm Winchester, Va.
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