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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
~. puuMoND DISPATCH SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1886

"and she was most exquisitely modest
and unassuming woman. But the
daughter was so insolent that she had
TO have a lesson; so | sail to her !:
.w,ll you be so good as to remain after
the lessonp | have something t. tell
you.' She stays, and in her h'ughtiest
manner she says: You wish to speak
TO me?"
"'Yes. You are Miss So-and-So?'
80 Yes
"'And you live at No. - Beacon
sireet?'
Eyes
"'Ard your father is Mr.. Sj-and-
Sop
eyes
"'And your mother is the lovely
and sweet Mrs. So-and-So | have met
in France?'
well?'
"Oh,' | said, 'you are sure there
is no mistske?'
g.. No mistake What do you meau9
"'I am exceedingly surprised that
YOU come Of such a family and so well
born
"'Sir.'
al am much surprised. ! have
been sure you came of a new-rich
family, some pGrrenu--'
- Sir
."You think, mademoiselle,' said,
softonipg my manner, that haughti-
ness is aristOcratic. Now you will par
don an old man if remind you that
the contrary is true. | have kno Sn
your mother SO long that | dare to be
frank with you. You have been very
insolent in the class
:" Insolent, monsieur? p
"NYes, mademoiselle. You have mis-
taken this for a mark Of aristocracy.
You had much better copy your mother
your gentle, lady mother.
SO And | made her my best bow, and
left her to think about it; and she was
a good girl Afterwards very good
girl"
1t is pity this wise and shrewdly-
worded reproof could not sink into the
hearts of many a young girl to-day,
who foolishly fancies she is asserting
the holiness Of her social position by
an insolence which only proves that she
is not sufficiently sure of her standing
to cease to be troubled about it. II
takes good many generations to sci
one socially so high that one does not
need to condescend to any human being
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
AUCTION sALEs-Fntare Days. ~.
HYGEIA HOTEL For SALE.
THIS CELEBRATEDH HOTEL
WITH IFS
FRANCHISES, FUKNITURE. AND AP-


BAkEL
will be offered forssie at Old Point Comfort,
Va. by public auction. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER z. 1855,
unless previously sold at private sale.
AL great cOsl Mr.. Harmon FnOeDus htue
THE Hygeia" the most iRmons oi Amer.
can hotels II Ia flrst-class IN every respTct
and In all OF it's appointments. By reason
Of It's locality and o'her ADVANTAGES IL
stands without rival In the United states.
M has rooms for one thousand guests ~ II
furutshed most deliberately IN 81 OF Us dc,
nartments with the hest and latest s'y'es OF
iurpitufe The buildings are 10 c0mple
order: The drsinage aud sewerage not 10
he exceled
peIsons wishing 10 purchase VIII visit ana
t,,e,art Ia, premises. to sucn the fullest IN
hn,n,atiou Ia n n its details Will be given.
TEt NJ. one fourth In cash, the balance
n, fopr eoual unual payments bearing ~.
tsresf from the dny OF sale. the deferred
navrnents 10 Toe snhicIently secured. 4 10
Ii~sit of N o 600 Will be required on tho day
- sale. thirty Says VIII be allowed IN wnich
to comply tn The terms OF SAFE when
u0eSession Will pe Delivered.
should the highest bid, In the est Tina ION
az the executors not approximate the value
~ the rroperty. they reserve tue right 10
reiect he same. The executors are au-
thorized 10 receive private bidsIpt tnis pro-
perty. ANHI n, -; ,nyS y"O''
j. q. FULTON
Executors OF Harrison PhOeoS'
THOMAS TABB, Counsellor ,..-,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

The late Professor Morren related
once in our hearing . rebuke which he
gave to high-strung Beacon-Hill dam
sci, which is worth repeating for the
moral it carries. The young lady was
one of his pupils, aud made herself par
ticularly obnoxious by her naughty aud
even insolent bearing, displaying her
contempt for all about her so markedly
that it became at last unbearable.
~ knew her mother in France"
said the Professor, whose broken Eng
lish there is no need Of producing here,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
AICTEON SAEES-FuisIre Days.
BY John T. GOddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioAaer
Bank and Eleventh streets.

UCTION SALE OF THAT VAL.
ATABLE RAMETESEMFNrN No. ISIS
NFNABLE STREET. BklWf ~ EiGt-
TftETU AND AlO~RY SrKEErS-By re-
Quest OF the owner Will sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, lssG,
Of 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the sOOve-describei
PROPERTY. THE dwelling IS we'll built
contains i've rooms. and Is ia good repair
Water and culVett COuuccti rs all complete.
LOT Iei .xI65 feet. The property Is Occu
Ned los "A good tenant. A bargain may be
lad. as the oWber Is anxious 10 sell.
TERMS: At sale. -
JOHN T. GODDIS,
ee18 AuctOueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

Atthe request OF the owners. VIII oter
for sale at public auction. upon the premises
on 80,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1888
al 3 o'clock T.. NJ, the above menuonei
CENTRALLY LOCATED kt1i DEN. r.
which was for many ) ears occupied 0y the
This dwelling was erected with a
view Of comfort and stability. II mas
Wide hell through the cente ana COM
tatus In All sixteen rooms. besides servants
rooms with rp.. water. paihl ~. Iner" -
a large stable on the premises winch Is now
rented az so per month.
Fora professional arutI oman. thiS prop
erty j. admirably adapted. having several
aue dry aud well lighted rooms on inc
ground door suitable Tor on 'es and Win
but little outlay The cntire premises cpald
be 20 nrrat grG IS 30 prove lroliahie a. an
Investment lfnut neele1 ~ q home. Ine
entire property nouts s2Il5O feet toa wlde-
paved al ey. 49, I'd, , .,.,
IFHEfMEp ApVlSABLFTliE NAtAHr
LOT MAY BE OFFERED SEPAkAIEin.
Trims: Cu.lhird cash, tie balance NJ
ore Two and three years for negotlRole
notes. with interest added and secured 10y "A
deed OF trust. "A. SELDOM TAI hOh
=. "A AuctiOueer.
By Leigh Brothers & Phelps, Auctioneers,
y fOik Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
By j. 3. Elan,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.
1913 Main street.

TWO VERY DESIRABLE, WELL
/ LOCATED TWO-sTORY FRAME
DWELLINGS AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER or NOsBY AND CARkiNGTON
STREETS FOR sALE Al AUCrl0S.-By
request OF the owner, snail sell by public
auction, on the premises, ON
TIL RSDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 20. 1885.
al 81 O'Clock p. NJ, TWO NEAT, AT
TRAUTINE. AND Dksi RABLE FRAME
DIV ELLlNGS on the east side OF M0sby
street (or Aechancsyille turnpike) at It's
intersection with the north line OF Caring
ton street one square from Nenable street,
and just beyond the city limits. having
abont six room each, the usual conYs-
nienees, with lots fronting together about
62xl50 feet yielding good rents, IN good re-
pair, and to be sold at a bargain.
Tbs property, paying no city taxes yet
within easy distance OF the business por-
ton OF the city, the Chesa peake aud Onio
railroad shops. Tanner & Delaney's shops.
and other large manufacturing establish
ments. situate In u healthful and pleasant
locality where homes are eagerly sought
after, offers peculiar advantages for either
residence or Invest nent.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at sale.
sells j. h. ELAN. Auetioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
,tDNDAY SEPTEMBER, 2ITU, 1855,

ot 70 o'clock NJ, the we'll known FARM
above referred 10 The improvements are
eood BRICK DWELLING, covered wlt.
slate with eight rooms besides ceilar' ana
- There are THREE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN ACRES OF which ahout 10y acres
are I'm wood The soil is good. aud tnis IS
recognized as the best farm Ia that section.
TERMS: The deed authorizes SAFE LOT
cash az TO the full amount u the ueot-saS
q balsucp az sbout 81 SOO-hut by consent
~ the creditor only $500 VIII be required IN
cash. the balance in one and two years
with interest payable alf-yearly. the par,
chaser. OF course. having the privilege Oh
,aSirg q n cash fhe should 50 desire.
JAMES IL. CKENSHAW, Trustee.
~ W EoWF AuctiOBeer. SO 8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
ART GALLEkY.
-,,,.-,.,. ~. ''.'t'-,' -lrcooooO~
r LEWIS'S FINE-ART GALLERY.
EXHIBITION FREE.

All the LATEST ErCHINGS. EN-
CRAVINGS In plain prints. and ARTISTS
PROOFS lust received. The finest collec.
ton ever exhibited. and at lower prices
than have ever been offered.
The latest style TRAININGS aud FANCY
GOODS for WEDDING PREaENTs. Call
and see them. % 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
BY II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate agent and Auc,louee

Z
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
IL TURE AND a SUPERB "a OCTAVE
PIANO FOR SALE AT PU bLlC A CIION.
AT the request OF y. A. Ellison, ESQ, VINO
has recently sold his residence aud VIII DIS
continue Housekeeping, VIII OYER Tor sale
Of No 1913 east Marshall street. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER -, 1886,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. ~, all Of hts
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUHHI-
TURE.
The CHAMBERSare furnished with com,
plete suits OF the most elaborate styles or
latest designs IN solid Walnut 2ad made oy
RelVin.
The DINING. ROOM Is also elegantly and
completely furn isned, including one MAJ
fieent Walnut China-Press, Extension a
Die with chairs 70 match, Carving aud S!Ia'
Tables, and also q large variety OF eieSsh.
China, Glassware, and iabie-Furnlsllbsa.
There are also several superior hair'hat
tTesses. Feather Pillows, bolsters. ana many
other useful articles too numerous ID nen-
ton. ~
All articles must be removed Immediately
after the sale.
TERMs: Cash.
sale conducted by 4. -. Cook.
Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR,
sel6 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE IMPROVED wESr.Bg)AD.
STREET PROPERTY

VALUABLE IMPROVED WEor'BR)AD.
STREET PROPERTY
1NTHE FOLLOWING ORDER:
I,t That ADMIRABLY -ARRANGgD
AND CONSTRUCTED BRICK rlgE.
WITH DWELLING ABOVE. No. 5c- Fe.t
Rroae street between AunfUrd and Gimer
streets.
"a. The PRICK sTOcG AND DWELL
| ING adjoining the above on the east. nun.
bered FOG.
80. FRAME DWELLING aio.u.Dson
the east, mum beled 70t
Each property has front OF ~ f'at hy 4
depth Of ls5 feet TO q paved alley ~
feet wide.
Nv virtue Of a certain deed OF Trust. ~ re-
cord iu the clerks Office az Richmond 'usu-
| Gerry Court IN Deed Book lS0 g.. page 81.
| default having been made I'm me pay ieul
Of the note thereby secured AM being rr-
| ouired nv the holder thereof 80 % 10 we
viii eel, by auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER - 1883,
at ~ o'clock q. NJ the above VERY AT
TRACTIVE AND iSNlTiNG PROPERTY.
A great deal hes been said and written
concerning the future of Broad street pros
rerty. A great deal Yet remains uusfti ana
unwritteu. In some eases the subject requires
the en-, bell ish meuin OF the aurt.Oncer pen.
hut I'm this instance the Imaginative ge-
MUS az The auctIOueer can remain Al rest,
as the property. pyraU d'like. stands IN
bold relief and mvhes him with money 10
come ana buy. " -,
HYMNS. As required by the deed, cash
SnfTci- M to ray expenses 81 sale aud note
Tor 81 500. with interest from the 2o,n dsy
of August 1888; hut, by consent OF tno
parties In Interest. more literal terhs MAY
pe announced AL the time OF sale;
~ 4 J. CHEaNiNG.
EDWARD =. ROSE,
Trustees.
CuEwNTNG & ROSY. Auctioneers. 80 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
BY y. w. BOwe,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF "SIlRUB.
L RFRY NIL" FARM, FORMERLY
THE RESfDENCE or y &. CRESSH AW.
il HANOVER COUNTY ElGhP. MI ~
FROM ASHLAND. ON THE LOu IS
col RTiiuUSE ROAD AboU Elrh = -
GROU ND-SQ UIRREL BRIDGE, OK TIE.
SOUTH ANNA RIVER In execution OF
deed Of trust from Henry W ~ aud wils.
dated the 23d OF August, 1878 ana GUY
credit secured, viii sell by auction upon
the pre- misses. ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
By Frank -. Hi & 60.
and
Quarles 8 AcCurdy,
Real Estate AGENTS.

UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
n 81 WDlNG LOTS ON MAIN BE-
TWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWEN-
TIFTH STREETS AID SOUTHEAST cox
NhR or ENTY.FlFTH AND MAR
SHALL SrEEECS.-On
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1888,
AZ ] O'Clock T.. NJ. on the premises. Wa Will
uier Tor sale lat the request u the owner,
who - determined 10 sell) that VAIL A
ELE Lot Dt GROUND on the north side of
TAinsifeet between Nineteenth and IWen-
tieth streets adjoining the historical stone
house. Toe front on Main is 4sNl0O feet 20
"a iO-ioot alley. Two or three small stores
erected Ierc viii pay handsomely.
AND AT O'CLOCK Z. ~,
on the premises, We will sell that BEAUTI-
FULAND VALUABLE LOI az the sOutn-
east corner OF Marshall and Twenty nith
streets adjoining CorcOHn Hal. aud have
ing q front on Twenty-hth street OF lO6
feet with a depth OF 10 feet To ljfoot
alev. Upon this lot there u "A large brick
dwelling. brick kitchen aud other improve
meutS This lot rs valuable as n building
site, and row ~ modern brick dwellings
will pay as solid investment. the material
I'm he ola building being SUFFICIENT orsevo-
raj houses. P.ats ~ Offices Oi auctiDnerts.
TFkMs: one fourth cash: balance In six.
twelve aud eighteen months. interest
added. and secured by Iced OF trust.
FRANK -. HILL n Co,
QUARLt.S & Meet ROY,
SELF Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
by Il. Seldom Taylor.
Resi- Estate Agent and Auctioneer
Onice Eleventh and Bank streets.
THAT ELEGANT GRACE.STREET

RESIDENCE. 80. 6io.
WITH A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
ATTACHED.
SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
GRACE STREET.
BETWEEN SIXTH And SEVENTH
STREETS.
WHICH Is ONE OF THE CHOICEST LO-
CATIONS IN THIS CITY FOR A
PHYSICIAN OR LAWYER,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION on LONG
CREDIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
MALCOLM LAING-MEAsoN.

According 10 the TnrestOr's Guardian
there we're registered In London during the
week ending May 8. 1856, no fewer than
nineteen jolnt-stock companies. with to-
tai capital OF 81, ESQ, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER PATH INSTANT,
commencing ~ 10 O'Clock 4. II. ~ the
yard corner Broad ana Laurel streets,
The entire stock, consisting OF great
variety OF SEASONED l. u VI Is r ;.
suitable for building purposes: lO!Si
SCANrLIhG. CLEAR HEAkT anu
SAP BOARDS OF all Thickness - I;
DRESSED FLOORING and Psi
BOARDS; RAILS, HICKORY. OAK. and
CEDAR POSTS. square and dressed ;
ROUND CEDAR POSTS, eight, ten.
Twelve and sixteen feet long; CYPRESS
SHINGLES, &C.:
4 consignment OF SYCAMORE.
SHEDS. FENCING; OFFICE and OFFICE
kURNlTt RE.
lalr MULES, WAGON, and HARNESS
with license; .,...
sc.
To any one DESTROYS of engaging IN the
lumber business this is rare opportunity
The trade IL invited 10 examine stoc@ be-
fore De y ~ sale.
TERMS: Al sale.
seIs q. T.. TODD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
ByJ. Thompson Brown & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeIs'
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ TRACT
Il OFLAND AND IMPROVEMENT n
CUMBERLAND cOU$ IN-lMtR n
MENTS CONSIST OF HOTEL STA itN
OFT. HOJ' 5tS, &C, &C-by virtue or a ueeo
of trust 10 the undersigned, dated ljth OF
Iuue. 1877. executed by j. Robinson, ana
recorded In Cumberland County Court On
the 9TH OF February, 1878. and "hereas he
fault mas been made. ard being required -
to do, / VIII sell at Cumberland Courthouse
an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
MnNnAY.slrrrnnen 27.lss0,

atl2o'clucll NJ. that being County-Conr,
day, the REAL ESTATE GescflDed in sAlo
deed belug described I'm said deed as Rii
tLat certain tract Of iaud. with an improve
mems thereon. lying and being IN the
county OF Cumbf riRud. state OF Niign. a
and nj the Courthouse, aud bounded on tue
southwest by stony Point road, aud on the
north by Buckingham road containing l1t
acres. more or less with all the improve
mcntF thereon.
TFI.i,: Cash rs 20 expense ofsale AMI Ia
nav OF 81. GEO. with interest thereon ilom
March 10. 1883. aud costs OF suit l:5o.OIl
and 'hp residue as VIII De announced "a
soIc. an be- ter terms may he announced ~
m f. bN consent OF al parties interested.
l.. =. BROWN, Trustee.
J. TUOMi-oN BROWN q Co. Au'llonerts'
rn w. SOB Y ~ 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
by X Il. Chatlin & 60,
Real Estate Auctioneer5,
Richmond, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
y OF
VALUABLE FARM
~
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, VA.
~ MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1885


At u O'Clock, we will sell al auctloa a
Gloucester Courthouse the NALIAbLt
FARM known as WARMER HALL, lpt
merry The residence OF MI com Ctttke' ne
ceased, lying on Severn river, I'D inc COdu-
~ OF G. oucester. about seven miles from
the Courthouse. ..,,.,..,
The tract contains about 1850 ACRES,
and win be sold rs "a whole or IN parcels a.
may be desired by bidders. This mas long
been known ~ one OF the most VALUABLE
estates In Eastern virginia. ,.
The imprOvem ents consist ~ LAhht'
MANSlON, Out-buildiugs. k'tehen, ualty'
ice. house, aud stables or Dick also. q
large frame barn and other buildings 10
employees.
ABOUT 25O acres are IN timber Of origina.
growth. the remainder Ia open lana, pro
duclng all OF the cereals aud otucr pfouutlH
a. Eastern Virginia, shipped al ilJte cost.
There is large lawn Of eiSu' acres ID ROO
ofthe mansion, well SET n handsome suaue'
trees Of different varieties.
For uleasaut society, hcalthinesS and the
attractions OF game, 1sn, oysters bhi Piiul
beds. 10 cannot be surpassed. steamers pta'
gloucester Point. on York river daily 70.
Baltimore and other northern cstcs ana 81
steamer runs trl.WcrXly tron NOfl'lk 10 ..
harf on Ware river within one lille o
tie estate.
u.cnt.
IERus: one fourth cash; balance In one
two. aud three years. with Interest 40 y PEI
een'' pay "''' ANU 10 Ii. CAREINGroN.
NJ. L. CLARkE.
Commissioners.
We ere authorized to sell pr.va ely be'or.
day OF sale. aud Will be glad 10 have pettle
look at the property and submit rs thsu
offers. Correspondence solicited.
Il. b. ChAFFlN & CO.,
Auctioussrs.
scIal92I 22 2425.26 $500 .306co 1928
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1888.

Will sell al lunilt hufiloh ~ tlt' n"Ntlph7
house 81 Leigh Brothers q Phelps, Ia nor
folk, Va, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1883,
ct u NJ, the following properiy-to VII
All that certain railroad known AS TIE
NEHt RRlN-NALLEG RAILH 'AD, con-
strncttd and now operated between hicks-
fpfd. Va, and Margarett3yile. IN NOrth
Carolina. tDletAer VITA the koaiOed, 1u-
peisuucture. ana Rights - Way of sue
main Ire OF SAID railroad ana OH tns
BlFuchos. Tracks ard Siie-tracks bf'oug-
Ing 10 the saine. including all rs buildin ss'
Bridges. Dcpois, station Houses, OF q. het
iuuurOVeueuts erCctiuus. fixtures, ana ap-
purteuaucrs OF every KIND also. al tho
owned by lie Mehefrlu-s valley Nnllfoa1
ConuQuV and Ru the Rights, Privileges,
ana fTahch ses Of said company.
The company hss IN operation about
twenty miles az track standard gauge. steel
rails. rubbing through 'trt.lo country aul
tousi oftns large Quantities Oi iunpef ana
lie claIter provides Nr tne extension OF
the road from H'cksfuri Va. through the
couutit, OF brunswick and Meck.eubulg 10
C.arks, Il,. Va. AMI ila company pos
sesscs other valuable f0ncI'h Rnd con-
ueCilOHs.
TFKMs. Cash az 90 one third ~ tho pur-
cba.e.moury. end % e balance 'u 40 q" iutl
paVmtnts at one AMI twO yeat-. "ltu Inter-
tst nom dag a. SAGE, secured as a. Len On
the property. 49,.
kor further Information address the trus-
tees, at Norfo.hani Portsmouth. Va.
THEODORE ~. GARNElF
LEIGH y. WATTS.
! Trustees Merheuin-N alley railroad Cons
LEiGn BRorHERs & PHEL,s. Anctloneens
seq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
REAL EsTATE ar PRIVATE SAFE
THE uANALL VALUABLE CITY
J. PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE, SC.


WATER-FOWER LOT, 100 feet on the
east side OF Thirteenth street 574-lOOc
acre. with S3-fOCf street nom the rear %
Virginia street aud the Richmond aud
panviIle railroad depot.
LOT 80 feet on TIE west side OF virginia
street 395.lOUO acre, in rear of The above,
with the 33-fOOt street ON tho north.
LOT, IS feet on the west side OF virginia
street adjoining Blanchards line ware
Louise on The north.
WATER-POWER LOT. SAY feet on the
Haxall- Orenshaw ~ Trace between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, and adjoining their
mills on the west
LOT, 90 feet west side OF Second street
lear Duval.
LOT. 60xIJO feet 70 alley on the north
side OF Gary street near Madison.
ANGULAR LOT on Randolph, Winder
and Tobacco streets near Ola Reservoir,
2 s6e-lOOO acres. aud 235 acres near 10 and
south OF foregoing lot
FOR RENT, the HIGHLY IMPROVED
BANKSIOWN " FARM, OF 81 ACRES,
with dwelling, barn, sta Oles, slO, &c, &c
About five acres in fine Vineyard.
Also, 10 ACRES {" Richie y LAND ad-
Joining DR.. o. a. Crenshaw an d others, on
which, II sufficient inducements are offered,
buildings Will be erected.
Apply TO APPERSON & CO.,
No. s north Eleventh street.
Sc S.eOdtSe22
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
PERsON Az
-0~o~~o-.-.- =. 80 --~r|o-Nc-'-
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

l. Ah00A 0N . 49,
Having qualified rs executor Of the estate
OF FRANCISCO BERNICCHI, deceased, all
persons having claims aealnst salu estate
are requested TO present them to me duly
proyed. and all PERSONS indebted to said
estate are required TO make payment
thereof TO me al once.
ANTONIO BEHNICCHI, Executor.
geptember IA, 1856. so lo-eod4ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

HEREBY NOTIFY ILL PERSONS
4 that will not be responsible Tor any In
debtedness contracted by MRS: Il. A. SEAL.
SO I7-Sts 4. j. BEAL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

= OOO ACRES OF PINE TIM
OeOOO BERED LAND FOR SALE,
seventy miles southwest OF Raleigh on and
near the II. and 4. a. l.. K. K. Unsurpassed
for turpeniine and lumber purposes. For
terms, &C., apply 10 ,-,,,,,,, =. ooxe
jy1e-IOw Keyser. Moore county, y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

By Leigh Brothers 3 Phelps. Auctoueers,
y. folk. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
TOR SALE,
THE ENTHUSIASTICALLY RAILROAD.

By virtue Of a deed of trust from the Me-
hrrrin.NRley Railroad Company TO the un-
dprsigucd trustees dated the l2tn DAY OF
December. 1883, duiy recorded, ana a. the
request ot the creditors therein secured; "e
viii sell al public auction a. ne sucuOh-
house 81 Leigh Brothers q Phelps In NoT-
folk. Va, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
TUESDAY. ssprF,fnEr 1850

Atthe request OF the owners. VIII ouer
for sale at public auction. upon the prem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer
ono. Z. Laughton, Jr., S1iesmau)
No. 70 Ninth street.

CTOCK or LUMBER, SHEDS.
- FENCE OFFICE FURNITURE
HORSE. huCkAWAG. MULES. WAGON
ANDHAKNtsS AT AUCiIOS.-l VIII sell
uf l.uerfp gu
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-08-17

The Democratic party has lost no
less than four of its former candidates
for the Presidency within Il compar-
atively recent period, viz, Mcclellan,
Seymour, Tildcn, and Hancock, the
candidates respectively in 1861, 1868.
1876 and 1880. Mr.. Greedy, who was
the candidate of the liberal movement
of 1872, is also dead, so hat Mr..
Cleveland alone remains of those who
have been the Democratic standard
bearers since the election of $780,
Mr.. Hendricks, elected to the vice
presidency in 1876 and again in 1854,
Is also dead, so that the ''old ticket
of 1876 is no more John Kelly, the
Tammany chieftain, and Mr. Tildcn's
chief opponent in the Democratic
ranks, died only two months ago.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1886-08-17

Judge G. p. Z. Moore, of Mason
county, spent Il few hours in the city
on Thursday. The Judge is inter
estcd in the development of tin and
other minerals in Mason and Cabcll
counties, and was returning from
Milton where on Tuesday he witnessed
4 test of the ore found in that vicinity
made by competent chemists, and he
informed lis that not only tin was
found in paying quantities. but a good
showing of gold, silver, copper etc.
Hc feels quite confident that the :" in
aications'' will lead to the erection of
a large furnace at an early day, which
will afford an opportunity of ascer-
tanning beyond pcradvcnturc whether
the ore can be worked with profit
The Judge is sanguinc that the find
will prove rich and that the excite
ment of the days of 40 in California
will be repeated ut IL very doors.
Wdyue AdrocUte.