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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10

N overcome. At least the envoy ID
supposed to act thus (; in fact, there is
generally . perfect understanding be.
tween her and the parents, though they
nretend to know nothing Of what Is
going on. After the maiden has given
v hat she considers sufficient proof Of
her modesty she yields. The father is
then consulted, the principal conditions
of the marriage contract are discussed,
and the betrothal takes place.
Such is the course Of true love when
II runs smoothly, as, in spite Of ell the
authorities to the contrary, it OCCASION
ally does in real life. II tho maiden is
coy the youth has more difficult task.
He endeayors to secure the good offices
of some female dependent of the family,
of an old nurse-nurses play a far
greater part in the family life Of Italy
than Of EpglsDd-or even, if no other
opportunity offers, Of the washerSo-
man. Such negotiations are gene
rally kept strictly secret, and if the
young lady shows q marked aversion
10 the proposed marriage they are
dropped at once. II she assents to it,
the lover sends one of his relations or
friends, who is as often as not mau'
to speak with the father on the matter.
No mention whatever is made Of the
fact that the young people have come
to an understanding with each other,
and the father, Of course, asks time to
consider. lie consults his wife and
daughter if their opinion is favorable,
and his inquiries as to the position aud
character Of the young man lead to sat
isfactory results, he signifies his vii.
lingness TO treat, and the betrothal
takes place in due course.
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Tobacco started I'm Eng land.

obhuthlu.
The attempt to grow tobacco in this
country, which has been made by
Messrs. Carter, the great seed mer.
chants, on a farm at Plsistow, in Kent,
has so far proved marked success.
The crop which covers an acre OF
ground, is now being harvested, and is
splendid growth. The leaves are
well grown, succulent, and large in
size, some measuring as much as -
inches in length by Is inches in breadth,
while the mid.rib is delicate, and no;
coarse in condition. In this, one Of
the difficulties of tobacco. growing has
been overcome, for if this portion Of
the leaf grows large the leaf is unified,
by want Of Asxibility, for its most i'm
portant use, that Of rolling up for
cigars.
The plants were set out on the 10th
Of June, the seeds having been obtained
from America. The varieties OF plants
which have been cultivated are seven
teen Of the best sorts, including the
Havana and yiiginian, but those which
appear to have ilourishsd most luxu-
riantly are the Connecticut seed.leaf,
the Yellow Pryor, the Big Frederick,
and the Glssner. The tobacco thriges,
il is said, in valleys, and the site Of the
present tobacco. garden is in shallow
depression, sufficiently sheltered from
Winds for the height Of the plants. The
shols.o of the produce has been bought
" Mr.. Cope, Of Liverpool, and 10 his
lands the true commercial value Of the
.pelish.grown tobacco will be speedily |
scerlkined. !
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Tho Eigh,h.streei Bridse-A Protest

RICHMOND, VA, Oct' L, 1901
To the Editor cfhe Dispatch:
Please permit me, representing the
sentiments Of all Of my neighbors, the
property-holders and business men
about Eighth and Canal streets, to pat
before the public, through the columns
of your paper, few facts connected
with the closing Of Eighth stree. at
Canal by ordinance Of the City Council.
This ordinance was approved June
%, 1856, on application of the Rich
lnond and Allegheny Railroad Company,
for whose sole benefit and emolument
il was passed, without the knowledge
Of the strenuous objections made there
to by every holder OF real estate and
businessman within two or three
squares Of Eighth and Canal streets,
who prepared aad signed q petition to
the City Council demonstrating against
this great injury to their property and
business, and put the same into the
hands of Mr.. Campbell. former chair
man Of the Stree! Committee, whore it
lsy and was never brought to the a.ten.
ton of the Council. as have been told
by many of its members, until long
after the ordinance vas passed. The
ordinance was then carried, on the very
night Of its passage, to the Mayor, who
was al his house sick in bed, and sp-
proved by him, as understand, with
the belief that there was no objection
70 it.
Under this ordinance, hurried through
in this manner, the Richmond and Al
leehany Railroad Company has by
means Of fence across Eighth street,
completely stopped all vehicle travel
along one OF the busiest th0r0ugh(sres
Of tho city, and by means Of a Danger
Gus bridge, some twenty or thirty feet
high, almost as completely stopped the
passage Of foot passengers. No vehicles
can pass and no pedestrians will.
BY this outrage all property in the
ncighborhood has been deprecated in
value and our business almost ruined,
while on the other hand our taxes have
but recently been raised some 90 per
cent. on account Of the supposed adyan-
tage OF the Union dep0. Of which we
are now entirely deprived. Our pro-
perty has been injured and our taxes
raised aud all TO suit the convenience
not the necessity--of ore railrol1 cor.
pora.ion.
Now, w. Editor, three fourths Of
the business done in this neighb0rho0d
was done with these passers along
Eighth street TO the Union depot and
other business houses on the other side
of Canal street, and we protest, and
ask you and the press of Richmond
generally to protest with Us, against
this great public wrong--this closing of
o public and busy street for the conye.
rifuce Of one corporation and to the
detriment of the public generally, and
particularly Of the property Of the neigh
bOrhood.
We have applied to the City Council
to repeal this ordinance, aud call on
YOU to aid US. Yours truly,
j. II. MIDDENDORF.
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COATiGIOUS
DISEASES ARE PREVALENT ALL OVER
THE WORLD.

am native OF England. and while was
Ia that country ! contracted terrible
blood poison, and for two years was under
treatment as 81 outdoor patient 81 Not
tipgham Hospital England, but was not
cured. | suffered the most agoniZlng pains
in my bones, and was covered with sores all
over my body and limbs. l had vertigo and
deafness, with partial loss OF sight severe
pains In my head and eyes, etc, which
nearly ran me crazy. / Lost all hope In that
country and sailed for America, and was
treated AT Roosevelt, In this city. Is well as
by prominent physician IN New York
having no connection with the hospitals.
! saw the advertisement OF Swift's Spe-
cinc, and / determined TO give ii q trial as
last resort. ! had given up all hope Of
being cured. as | had gone through the
hands OF the best medical men In Noting
ham and New York. l took six bottles Of
=. y. e., and can say, with great Joy. that
they have cured me entirely. l am rs
sound and We'll M ever was in my life.
l.. FRED. HALFORD.
NEW YORK CITY, June IL, 1855.
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BLOOD

is the life. and he Is " Use who remembers
e. Bat in March OF last year (lSsi) con-
trac,ed blood. poison, and, being in Savan.
nah, Ca. at the time. went into the hospi-
tai there for treatment. | suffered very
much from rheumatism at the me time.
there, nor was cured by any OF the usual
means. have now taken seven bottles OF
Swifts Specific. and am sound and well. IL
drove the poison out through boils on the
skin. DAN. LEAHY.
JERSEY CITY, ". j., August 7, 1855.
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New Poeah0utas.

Several years ago a young man, the
son of wealthy parents in England,
came out to this country and went up
to the Athabasca district, where he set
tied, and chose for himself wife from
smorg the dusky maidens Of the West
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10
by X. u. Chaflln & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No, / north Tenth street.
T AURELSTREET LOTS AT AUG.

I AUREL STREET LOTS AT AUG
A TiON.-We Will sell by public auction,
on The premises. ON
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER -. 1888
NJ AZ O'Clock. +. NJ, that beautiful LOT OF
GROUND at the northeast corner OF Laurel
ana Albemarle streets. fronting rs feet on
the east side OF Laurel street and running
back between parallel lines lao feet. more
or less. 10 an alley. Vacant lots are getting
scarce. and consequently In demand In Ia
iocslity. This sale offers AN opportunity 10
secure good tots for building purposes or 10
hold IA an investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months for notes with
Q per cent. interest. secured by deed OF frost
X 4. GHAFrIN & CO.,
ocd Auctioaeers.
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by Furmsn Topper.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
lOlG Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
IA BRICK STORE AND DWELLING NJ.
100, CORNER OF CARY AND CHERRY
STRkETS.-I shall sell by public auction,
on the premises. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1885,
at O'Clock =. NJ, THE PROPERTY men,
toned above. II has long been used FOR
store purposes, and is consicere one OF the
best business stands IN that part OF tine city.
TERMS: At sale.
FUEMAN TT PPER,
oc 3-Su,W,F SuGTu.5t Auetioneer.
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THE FAMOUS HOr >PElEt-
VIRGINIA AT ArrI..'.

in pursuance o. a decree %. '..
states District Court iCl tie "
tTlct OF Virginia 20 The ma ".
Tardy. bankrupt. entered tLr 81
ruaty. 1883. and OF decree OF ...
Gerry Court az the city Of Nlclm'u'
suit OF " Halls administrator ts. o.
0N., entered the Z3d Of Apr
sci. al ! o clock T.. Nj. on
FRIDAY. NoyENmzG T. l--
AT the front door OF the auction
north Eleventh street Richmond 81.
public auction. the noted HOT Do '.
or VIRGINIA situated ~ ls'-
Va, AMI embracing. besides ,-r
Mineral springs about l-'- Als'
LAND-much OF which s'ety .t.a
grazing and agricultural purpJ-c,
The curative properties o. the ". ''
tie Hot Springs ale equal u u.l
10 those OK the famous hot Spr.Hs' ne
kansas, and their reputation rs ext
The HOTEL and COTTAGES HI-
condition, with capacity 90 Acc ...
Fol Il HUNDRED 81 LISTS. and -.- " .
BUILDINGS are good and Ok s-
quantity.
lhls property SIS tuated IN ,ue 90
warm springs Valley, uunNaIt'
beauty OF Us scenery aud for hes .
and embraces inuumerahle spru.'
finite variety OF temperature sll ."
medicinal properties. Inry are
| hot springs east OF tue Miss .ss.pp use
=
persons living in the Atlantic ~li.''
seek permanent relief nom t-r..-'
| govt and scTOfula.
IA is no picture OF fancy tu s8F
uputillzed earth heated minert' wA.r.'..
| indeed, stream Of gold going t.-
| TO waste down this beaU'fu, vS.'s.
which can apd will be changed .i
nature intended 70 should Oe-S Cow
| health to the sufferer and OF WttI..
| owner who shall have the lu.r,
| courage TO properly improve me
| converting 70 into a sanitarium t.t-
| have It's thousands OF yisitoD every -.'
| the year.
These Springs are located on iAe
the proposed warm @priLgs y a.e'
| road, which WILL 10 Is confidently
! be constructed in the near ulutf. t..'
| perty is too well and faNortn4 k'''
| require u fuller description, Day -.
| tioneer VIII take pleasure ln = .us e''
! formation that may be desired. ......
| TERMS Cash sufficient 30 pay 'hr
| due ard unpaid az the tame 1i - - w
| respondents BENJAMIN ho.A1ap
| others Al whose risk and cost the $50
made: and the residue a ore W. p,
| three years. m unequal ins.alinents.
| interest thereon, payahie sem suH
| the purchaser 10 give BONDS Rlu So. F,
1 for the deferred pay ments. ana lNe N'"'
! retain tho tile until full pay men -
| A statement o. the exact amount ~. ~
be required To be paid IN casn WI '1 |
| nished at the time OF sale, .,,,,,,,,, t,
ISAAC DAlENtOkt
JAMES ALFRED JoNs0'
W. r.. SIMS,
Commissioners Of United states Coz.
A. l.. BOuLWAke.
j. r. COOKE. ..t
| Commissioners OF ChaneeS OU,
y. W. BowF, Anetioncer.
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AUCTION sALEs-rasurs Days.
BY James -. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street.

Real Estate Agent ana Auctohcsf,
Ills Main street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
" SALE
or
THE LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT,
7sxI47 FEET,
WITH
THE TWO.STORY BRICK DWELLING
THEREON,
ON THE WEST SIDE or EIGHTH
STREET. ADJOINING THE CITY.
SIZING LOT.
King, who sues. &C. Plaintiffs
rs.
Dove and ais..~.~.Defendan,s, J
In the ChanceTy Court OF the Clty OF
Richmond.
In pursuance Of decree In the above
namtd cause entered on the IAN OF Way
1850, the undersig ed, spec al com mission
ers, Will sell by public auction on tue pre-
Inises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER l., 1855,
a; , o'clock Z. NJ, the REAL EsrArE re-
ferrsd 10 In said decree, and being the
LARGE. NELL-LOCArED LOT, frontloe
10 feet on The west side OF E'gntn street
north Of Leigh street extending DscR "e,
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING mo:
62el and other Improvements thereon aud
adjoining on the north the CITY Sprlng lot
TERMS: one third cash; The residue In
equal instruments at six ana twelve
months the purchaser To give negotiable
notes for the deferred payments with IN.
tprest added, and the title 10 be- retained
until the purchase. money Is fully paid AMI
a conveyance ordered by the Court.
NJ. l.. SPOISWOOD,
'TAXEWEi4L ELLErr.
Special Commissioners.
KING. WHO SUES, SC. PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST DOVE AND AIS, DEFESDANTS-
IL THE CHANCERY COUKr OF fHE CITY u
RICHMOND.
IF. +. Turner. deputy clerk ofsoid court.
certify that the bond required by the spe
cial commissioners by the decree In SAID
cause OF cause OF May 10, lsS6, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this LIST Jay ~ June,
1886 f.. T.. TURNER,
90 q de DutV Clerk,
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BY George w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
(Jno. L. Laughton, Jr.. Salesmsn,)
No. 26 Ninth street.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
IA HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
NITURE, TWO cows, CARPENTER
TOOLS, SC. AT AUCTIOS.-As admins
traitor OF the estate OF John y. King, de-
ceased Will sell at auction, on
WEDNESDAY THE 18TH INSTANT,
at 10I6 O'Clock, az the residence No. SIS
west Clay street. a very desirable collection
OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNl-
TURE, embracing
PARLOR and CHAMBER SUITS, COM
plete;
CARPETS. BEDDING:
DINING ROOM and HALL FURNITURE;
CROCKERY, CHINA. GLASSWAREi
SOLID SILVER and SILVER PLATED
WARE;
Very FINE PABLO X. ORGAN.
Housekeeping articles generally.
ALSO.
2 Chests valuable CARPENTERS TOOLS,
2 FINE MTLCH-C0NS.
The above furniture Is I'm well kept con-
dltion. and should attract the attention OF
the public. .........
Administrator OF John y. King, deceased.
M
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Two years ago contracted blood. poison.
After taking prescriptions from the best
10 visit Hot SPRING. and on reaching Tex
afkaps doctor recommended mo TO try
5wift's specific, assuring me that IL would
benefit me more than Hot Springs. AL
thnlIph the
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BBOwN AVID AIS, PLAISTIFFs, AGAIN-r
VAS LEW. DrFESDANT-iN TIE CHAS-
CRY COURT OF TIE CITY Or RICHMOND.
/, Benjamin III. Berry, clerk or SAID court,
certify that the bond required Of tha special
commissioners by the decree In said cause
OF July -. 1883, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Sd day OF
September, 1856.
BENJAMIN Ii. BERRY.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1883,

that be.ng County Court day. that certain
TRACT or LAND lying IA Ashland dis.
trict, Hanover County. about Ave and
half miles from the town Of Ashland. lying
on the north side OF the graded road
adjoining the lands OF J. .. Kelly, A.
Mcdowell estate, and Others, and contain
Ing 7OX ACRES, more Sor less. being
the same land which was conveyed to the
said Middlebroo by the late y. b. Clarke.
deceased.
The attention OF persons engaged In cut
ting eord'woOd is especially called to the
sale OF this land, as IL IS heavily timbered
with Oak and Pine. A good many railroad
ties may also be gotten.
TERMS Cash as 10 so much as may be
TO defray the expenses OF executing
the trust, and To pay the sum OF
500, with interest from January 1, 1854 /;
and credits ss follows: ss3 80 j. payable
January /, 1857, with interest from jan
lary l, 1854; $3.50. payable January l..
lsss, with interest from January l. 1854 !;
s63.ss.s, payable January !, 1889, with in
terest Il ON January /, 1884: and the resi-
due OF the purchase money upon such terms
as the said Middlebrooks may prescribe
the purchaser 10 receive a deed and 10 give
q deed OF trust W.SYDNOR, Trustee
ID. A. TIMBERLAKE. Crier. o. eliot
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POISON

mad produced. great holes In my back and
chest and had removed All the hair or INV
head. yet began to improve IN q week Is
time. and the sores began TO heal. and were
entirely gone inside OF eight weeks.
WILL JONES,
Porter Union Passenger Depot.
CISCO Tx, July Is, 1855.
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TRUSTEES SALEOP WOODLAND

Il IN HANOVER COUNTY.-By virtue
OF deed OF trust from Marcellus Middle
brooks TO the undersigned. dated October
10, 1853. and recorded IN the Office of the
clerk OF the County Court OF HluOyer
default having been made in tie debt
secured by SAID deed, and being thereto
requested by the beneficiary IN said deed [
will sell by public auction. at Hanover
Courthouse on
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n DIV \ NI ! IANNUN-
DGAR ALLAN.
4 SAMU I'll PARRISH,
special Commiss IOuer~.

~LEUD AND AIS. PLAINTIFFS. AGATNsr
HOWARD ASD AIS. DEFEND ANrs. ANU
COX AND AIS PLAINTIFF. AGAINST
BoWAED AND AIS, DEFENDASIs-lN
TIRE CHANCfk CoCRT or THE CRY OF
RICHMOSD.
J. Benjamin II. Berry, clerk OF sail court.
certify mat the bond required of the special
CON missioners by the decree IN said cause
OF August 4. 1855, n8s been duly given.
Given under my hand this eth day o. Oc-
tober, 1855, BENJAMIN Ii. BERRY.
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,crvoS sAIES-ru,urs Days.
AUCTION sALES-Futurs Days.
BY Appsron q 20.
and
John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Eleventh and Bank streets.
EXECUTORS POSITIvEAUOTION
SALE OF THE
No. 1910 EAST MAIN STREET.

BY request OF the executor OF he late >.
NJ. Peasants we will sell Ut auction, ON the
premises on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1855,
az IL O'Clock NJ, the above. described VAL
LIABLE STORE AND DWELLING. conve.
nient TO notels. depots. tobacco warehouses.
and market. house; suitable for any kind
OF business, being In the very centre OF
Main street. Z-x1
Lot 25xI9O feet 10 o wide alley. RrOrding
ample space for large building In the rear.
The executor is very anxious u close up
tho estate. CSC
TERMS: One fourth cash balance NJ fo1r.
eight, and Twelve months for negotiable
notes, Interest added, secured by u ust. deed.
APPERSON 4 CD. and
JOHN 4. GODDiN.
net Auctioneers.
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BY direction OF the owner, shall sell by
public auction, On the premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IA. 1883.
al > O'Clock =. NJ. that truly VALUABLE
LOT ri the southwest corner OF Cary aud
Fourteenth streets. now and long In the
occupancy OF the Old Dominion Iron and
Nsi-Works Company. fronting 27 2-l2 feet
on Cary street, extending back 90 feet on
It's western line and "a feet on Fourteenth
street. aud having also a front OF j7j4 feet
on the street extending from Fourteenth
street 10 Virginia street, upon which are
the passenger and freight depols Ol the
Richmond aud Danyille Railroad Company.
This lot has been held by the present owner
since lSi5, and, though much sought after,
has Uot been ON the market until now.
situate IN the centre OF the best ~hOles3. "
business portion OF tine city. and having
peculiar advantages for the handling az
mefchandi Sc CT for railroad. warehouse. or
manufacturing purposes, rs atiTaciiveuess
ard value VIII be readily conceded. For
either business or solid Investment nothing
better can bo bad, and this sale oilers 10
merchants. manufacturers, aud cap.falfts
generally an opportunity rarely enjoyed
and which should not Doe neglected.
1fhNIs: one third cash: tho residue i'm
equal instruments at SIX ana TIVE see
Houciss, ry negotiable notes Win Interest
added, ard secured bya deed ~ rust
JAMES y. ELAN
oo Aupf!Uupar.
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OLIVER Amcs.
Repubp,can Nominee Tor Governor OF
massachusetts.

Oliver Ames Is son Of the late
Oates Amss, and his successor in the
Management Of the important railroad
md manufacturing interests left by that
no,sd capitalist. He was born in
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THURSDAY. O,roHEE l.. 1855


r, Howard and ais. ana Con and ats. Js.
Howard and O'S, We, the undersigned spe-
clal commissioners appointed thereby VIII
sell at public auction. upon Tie prem 5ei on
THURSDAY. O,TOHEE l.. 1855
commencing at 4 O'clock =. NJ.
First. with the WO-STORl -AND-BASE-
NENT BRICK DWELLING No. IL west
tatuCi kitChen with tOur rooms, stable, aud
several small Out-bUllilngs. The lot fronts
- feet on the south side ~ Marshall street.
aud hasR depth OF l65 fest 20 an alley q
feet s. lde. Property IN this locality is en-
haUciLg In value. ana the above dwelling
could be yery readily converted into houses
secondary about . O'Clock j.. N-tne
LOT with the small FRAME DWELLING
thereon GA the Brook turnpike u5t beyond
the city limits. fronting 100 fset and run.
ming back 200 feet 10 Bacon street. adj o n.
Ing the Pre- perry formerly owned and ocCU-
pied by Peter Burke. This lot VIII Der soil
as a whole on tubdivided rs may be deemed
best at The time Ofgale. = piat ~ same can
be seen at the Office Of the auctiOLcefs oY
on the premises at the hour VI sale.
TERMS: one tllId cash; the residue upon
o credit OF SIX aud Twelve months. the p.l-
chaser giving negotiable notes Tor The d.
tened payE eLt5, with Interest added from
NE day ~ sale and tie title 20 he stained
until said note. are paid an O conveyance
ordered by the court.
EDWARD !. CANNON.
EDGAR ALLAN.
=, SAMU I'll PARRISH.
special Comm is Oucr-.
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WEDNESDAY. ocronER13.lsss.

n o'clock p. W., the above descr bod
handsome LOT or LAND, known rs No.
$50 IN the plan Of Richmons. fronting los
feet on the south side Ot Main and the south
end Of Twenty. street by 90 feet. with
an alley 4 feet wide on the west side, and
almost surrounded by recent city pur-
chaEes for the enlargement OF Marshall
Park. and is the very spot for tho Lee
monument
TERMS: one third cash : balance At
twelve aud eighteen months Tor negotiable
notes. interest added, and title retained
until the purChase-mOuey Is all paid.
T.. g. MINOR and
+. y. CARTER
Special COinnissl OuGrs.
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Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
c..wei .. Atlanta, ia; 1877 west Twenty
tLild street, New York. oc e.lw
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AUCTION sALEs-Yu,nr. ~.
Wy n. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer
A LARGE QUANTITY
ia OF

A LARGE QUANTITY IN
REAL ESTATE,
EMBRACING MANY LOTS ~ I.lg r..
OF RICHMOND.
AND
SEVERAL TRACTS or LAM s. BE-.
RICO COUNTY.
WILL BE SOLD TO CLOSE Up APts
NERsHIP AND AN FSTAlE
AT THE OFFICE OF THE AUr.g,.,
No. Z ELEVENTH sTKatr
~ TBE CITY OF RICHNu.u
ON
IUEsDAY. OCTOBFr l.. !-.f.
BEGINNING ATI2OCLp IN