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John r. Dow, the evangelist of Charles.
ton Presbytery, Dr. Girardeau aud Mr..
Eben Stenhcuse, to perfect such organi-
zation to-day.
The congregation having suitably re.
sponded to a question propounded by
Mr.. Dow, the church was declared by
him TO be duly organized. The election
of two ruling elders was the first work
of the new congregation. Messrs. Eben
Stenhouse and Thomas Kinkcad were
unanimously elected. Nominations for
three deacors were in order. Nlessrs.
I. A. McCreery, 7. S. Kinkead and R. S.
Marks were nominated and unanimously
elected. The officers were then installed.
There is no doubt that DR.. Girardeau
will be called to the pulpit of the church
if the congregation is able 10 support q
minister, but it will take time to ascer-
tain what resources can be commanded.
AS DR.. Girardeau will bave to continue
his work at the Seminary until July, he
will in any event serve the church, as at
present, until that time. Additions 10
the membership are expected to be
steady. Evolution" has evolved anoth:
er church.-Colum6ia Correspondence ~.
dc. Courier, Feb. 21st.
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OUR NE u YORK ], 81 &. LETTER. Ell !.
~ or Regular csarssp pondsns.I j

:.
ssssss Ew YoRK, Feb. q, 1886.
tis q sorrowful week through which
uss haze just passed, and one that will
not soon be gotten. Hancock dead ).
ratio seymoar dead; the news flashed
8 over The Hires that Henry Watterson is
in mortal danger, and that John Kelly
stands on the borders of thevalley Of.
IS the shadow Of DEATH And even across
the river ins our sister city Winchester
Britten, a lawyer of great repute, who
had filed many important public stations,
and whose rbanity and generosity had
andeared him TO thousands, rises in the
liorp:nga apparently yin good health, and in
sless than hour he stands in the presence
sSof his max OF the case of Mr.. Kelly
it is impossible to think without feeling
of sadness. He, has filed SO large a
& ssspace.in the public eye, and has so long
been in a position to have commanding
Influence in our public affairs that it is
difficult to believe that the man whose
word was law to thousands-who ruled
with as cd Of iron the most turbulent
elemeHt iD our city enforcing by his i'm.
bending will the mosti implicitand servile
3 obedience will never be seen as an i'm
spc,t tants Factor again among the haunts of
men That, John Kelly dead? Oh, no !!
4 nst yel but quietly waiting for thes SUM
g: mons; which has less terror for him than
The life he has endured for the past year.
There are few public men who have
been 80 completely and thoroughly mis-.
understood as John Kelly. IT was 8
misfortaae to come prominently into
!. public life atthe downfall of the Tweed
s Ring hesassumed the vacant throne and
sceptre of that malodorous politician
and as aeonsequ shared in the odium
and inFective that followed that great
criminals downfall. Nothing could be
more undeserved than the abuse and
contumely which was heaped upon him
for bis administration of Tammany Hall,
and there Il no gainsayipg this: that he
teok The. leadership Of Tammany when it
was rotten to the core; when its very
4 name WAS an ofFense against public de.
S cency; be purif ed it ms far as publication
q was possible. Autccrat-as he was there
ssas n fairness to the masses that they
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A Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, of Tuhkhannock,
Pa, was afflicted for six years with Asth'
ma and Bronchitis, during which time the
best physicians could give no relief. Her
life was despaired of, until in last Octo-
ber she procured Bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, when immediate relief
was felt, and by continuing its use for a
short time she WAS completely cured,
gaining in flesh 30 lbs. in few months.
Free Trial Bottles of this certain cure Of
all Throat and Lung Diseases at Hill
Bros. Drug Store. Large Bottles 81 90.
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These Are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system reg
ulator ever placed within the reach of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric
Btters. Inactivity of the Liver, Bilious
ness, Jaundicc, Consumption, Weak
Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary
organs, or whoever requires an appetizer,
tonic or mild stimulant will always find
Electric Btters the best and only certain
cure known. They act surely and quick
ly, every bottle guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction or money refunded. Sold at
fifty cents a bottle bv Hill Bros.
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REMOVAL.

nAVID DOOLEY has moved from De-
~ pot Street to Shops in front of Coun-
ty Jail, where lie and Ounce Leverett are
conducting trstc class Blacksmith Shop.
David Doolcy makes a specially OF Horse
Shoeing. He has worked eight years un-
der Mr. David White, who recommends
him as the best Shocr in the County.
Quincy Levcrett makes a speciality of Re-
pairing, and will give satisfaction.
DAVID DOOLEY,
QUINCY LENERETT.
Inn 8. 1885 26 BIN
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Coin WATER, ELpERr Co., Ga

OOLD W ATEK, ELBEKI CU'i uA'
D.. r. BAcor &:Co-GENTs: You have not
asked us for any testimonials for your
"Bacot's Best Liver Pills." but we will say
that they are considered the best that have
ever been sold in this County, and If you
keep them up to the present standard 1t
will not be long before they will be the
only pill we will sell. Yours, very re-
spectfnllv, B. +. TAYLOR & co.
Bacot's Best Liver Pills for sale by all
Druggists and dealers in Drugs. Samples
free at Hill Bros, wholesale agents.
Jan %, 1886 90
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Insurance License.
EyEcUrIvE DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE: OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, S. G, April I, 1885.
r CERTIFY that lIuiton & Whilden, OF
l. Anderson County, S. c., Agent oil
the Continental Fire Insurance Company,
incorporated by the State of New York,
has complied with the acquisitions of the
Act of the General Assembly entitled IAN
Act to regulate the Agencies of Insurance
Companies not incorporated in the State OF
South Carolina" and hereby license the
said Horton d Whilden, agents aforesaid.
to take risks and transact all business of
Insurance in this State, in the County of
Anderson, for and in behalf of said COM
pany. Expires March 3lst, 1856.
w. Il. STONEI, Comp. Gen.
Feb 25, 1886 80 Il
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NOTICE.

7 AM agent for Fnrisl, Ft;rlnan'S
i Formula for Composing. and
for the B;!fimIO Bone tIua"DS. Call
on me before purchasing your Acid or Gu
amos a book giving a full description
of Furrnan's method Of iarrning-irce.
Call and get one. ~
nelton, S. c.
Feb {. 1856. 80 A.
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Assignee's Sale.


NTILL be sold to the highest bidder on
w SATURDAY, 18th of MARCH, at
IL NJ, mt Honea Path, S. c., the entire
Stock of Merchandise belonging to the late
Firm of c. 3. Kay & Co, consisting OF
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes. Groceries, Cam
ed Goods, Hardware, and many other arti-
cles usually kept in Il first class Store.
Any person or perssns wishing to pur-
chase will have the privilege of examining
the above Stock by calling OH the under
signed or ]. j. Trussel.
Also, OH same day and place. one Store
House and Lot. House we'll finished and
fitted for the mercantile business. Size
21x5O feet. Lot GO #. front by 70 #. deep.
Terms of Sale-CaSh.
w. c. SMITH. Assignee.
j. J. TRUSSELL. A'gt. for Credits.
Feb 25, 1886 SO .
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me- papsrs sl of he STATE are a, generally

rather sseyere,W think u pom ssMr. III.
esman, letters rging al; organization Of
the of tie State for the purpose
b of conigol Hing the politics of the State.
nave no doubt that there is much
depression il agriculture in this State
which could be relieved by judicious
legislation, but snch legislation cannot
Il sls ascolpli shed 81 raising the contest
Incl dent to class oppositions. The far
mars have had a majority in the Legisla-
:tufe eYef since the Democrats came into
powea ia this State, and yet the needed
legslasion haa not been secured. In
b ffacss, fss We believe the agricultural and
r; ;industriaI interests of the State need
IS especial attention and care at this time,
andd: riiiiman iis right in calling on
IS IS HE Farmers 10 organize throughout the
State forth advancement Of fsthe inter
es.s OF agricn nlture. This rganization,
sEheHsysl should be purely agricultural,
and its objects should be to discuss the
dliifHcuItias and nsedssof agriculture-to
disseminate knosledge as to the best
met hods Of fertilfzation and culture,
IS aud, in fact 70 exchang views and secure
[[ inieffig farm work oyerthe State. IF
sstthhiis Wete done So great advancement
So Taade ins the agricultural pros
sperity of the State, and incidentally the
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ITO RENT !!

rrHE HOUSE AND LOT formerly &C.
cupicd By Capt John l.. Allen.
ALSO,
The HOUSE and LOT West of and adjoin-
ing the above. Both on University Hill.
For terms, apply TO the undersigned.
AMANDA j. ALLEN.
Ian 81. 1856 %
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LAW CARD.

HAVING again settled in Anderson, S.
III c., for the Practice of Law, ! offer my
professional services to the people of this
and surrounding Counties. All business
entrusted to nv care shall receive prompt
attention. OrFicE-Over Book Store. with
School Commissioner.
COLUMBUS WARDLAW,
Attorney ut Law.
Ion- 1866 o6
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f O U g rs
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
Notice Final Settlement

Notice Final Settlement.
Ey Parte J. n Harkncss. Executor. In Re
the Estate of ]. j. Harkness, deceased.
To +. P. Harkness, ]. c. Harkness, w. B.
Hardness, Mrs. l.. G. Cochran, Ida Bonner
J. P. Harkness and Pauline Harkness
T1AKE notice that the undersigned will
i apply to the Judge Of Probate at An
dcrson e. H., S. c., on Friday, the 10Th
day Of March, a. d. 1856, at II o'clock
a. M, for Final Settlement of the Estate
of j. ]. Harkness, deceased, and Discharge
from the office of Executor of said Estate.
]. N. HARKNESS,
Executor.
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For Sale by Anderson Dealers.
Jan %, 1856 90
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Jan Z, 1SSf
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COTTON
SEED
MEAL
Re R TILIZER R.
s'THE GENEROSTEE,'
Manufactured by tile Anderson Oil and
Fertilizer Co.
-O-
Patronizc Homo Production, cs-
pccially when for less money
you can get better Goods.

This season, by procuring superior in
gradients, we have. raised its standard
above what it was last season, and now
offer our farmers q Fertilizer that excels
any they can buy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
OLD POINT.
The Training-ships-T Accide ats.
,f,orrexpndence of the Richmond Dispatch /


Fort Monroe, Va, November 10. 1886.
The arrival Of the training.ships Ports
mouth, Jamestown, and Saratoga has been
hailed with delight by the large number OF
bridal parties now coDgregated here. Most
Of these are from the interior, and sue
enough man.Oi-war is not only thing Of
besuty, but s Joy forever.
The vessels left New York on saturday
last, and had rather "lampy" time Of 1t,
as one old salt expressed 1t. They run into
n northeast gale and snow-storm on sunday,
and while the Jamestown was taking in
sail one OF her crew (John Dixon fell from
aloft and was instantly killed. He was a
new mau. having been shipped in New
York last week. His remains were buried
at sea on Monday with the usual honors.
While the vessels lay Al suchor yesterday
afternoon the French frigate Minerye came
down from Norfolk, en- route to New York.
In posing she saluteG the flag OF Com
mander Charles y. Gridley, commanding
the squadron. I his was promptly return-
cd by the Portsmouth, hut in doing 50 an
accident occurred which injured the vessel
and came near killing two Of the men. One
of the breeeh- plugs blew out, which struck
the foremost and shattered II very badly !:
so much so that it may have to be replaced
by new one. Two OF the crew who were
serving the gun were badly burned about
the face and hands, and have been sent TO
.he Naval Hospital at Norfolk for treat
ment.
The Portsmouth and Jamestown are close
10 the hotel, and the crew, are exercised in
the rigging two or three times day.
The Saratoga aud Portsmouth, will 60 M
10 Norfolk IN n day or two, where they vii
be repaired and fitted out for wiEtei
cruise in the Gull. The jamestown will
remain here until next week, when she
will take cruise up the hay as Ear as An
napoIis, where she will remain for two ol
three weeks, when she will join her con
sorts "a Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12

DIsFAsES ARE PREYALENTA ALL oVEs
THE WORLD.

lam native OF England, and while was
In that country | contracted terrlole
blood poison, aud for two years was unuer
treatment as an out. door patient ~ Not.
bingham Hospital, England, but was not
cured. suffered the most agonizing pans
In my bones. and was covered with sores a.,
seafness. with partial loss OF sight. severe
pains in my head and eyes, etc, when
nearly ran me crazy. l lost all hope IN tnat
country and sailed for America ana Was
trsated nj Roosevelt, In this city. rs well as
by prominent physician In New YORK
having 10 connection with the hospitals.
| saw the advertisement OF SwiIts Spe.
cif,c, and determined 10 give IL Ilal as
a last resort. ! had given mp all nope OF
being cured, az l had gone through ,ne
hands OF the best medical men In Noting
haru and New York. / took SIX bottles OF
= e. g., and can say, with great 10y that
they have cured me entirely. j an as
l.. FRED. HALfORD.
NEW YORK CITY, June IL, 1885.
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STREETS,
DING THE NEVER FAILING

By virtue ofa deed OF trust from Edwin &.
Peasants To the undersigned, dated Janu.
AIRY j, 1883. and duly recorded, default
having been made. and being thereto re-
ouifed by the beneficiary. ] Will sell on the
premises, In the order named below, COM
meDcipg at 81 o'clock Z. NJ. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1886,
the said PROPERTY.
/. The SQUARE bounded by Broad,
Grace, ThirtlGth. and Thirty-hrst streets,
known by the letters 7, q, X. 3, adjoining
ChimborazO Iark.
a,sQUARE 26. part OF No. 1. nearly a
right.sngie triangle. 1872 feet on north SIDE
OF Broad street by l42 feet on It's east side.
3. SQUARE 20, part OF No. 4, l32 feet on
north side of Broad street by 1913 feet on
west side Thlrty.hist' ana l42 on lts west
4. SQUARE 20, part OF No. 3. 81 feet on
south side Marshall by l6j feet on west side
OF Thirty. first street.
between MARSHALL ana Gay streets-No. l,
les by 1872 f,et. and No. Z. l65 by 1872 lee,:
6, SQUARE 81, southeast corner Marshall
and Thirty .firsi streets. IL by l66 feet.
Marshall and Thlrty.trst streets 1872 by
s. Twepty.s!x ACRES OF LAND In Hen
rico. on the lCrk River railroad ADJOINING
ChimboisZO Park. =. VI. Peasants ana W.
l.. CoWaIdIn-plat at the offices OF the auc-
tiOnerTs.
All this properly is worthy OF the special
attention OF capitalists for investment ana
for use 10y owners Fro most OF IL there
are nagnificent water and lund Views, and
TFENs: " hist the deed requires cash as
10 tie debt secured, one fourth In casn' ana
the balance at six, twelve, ana eighteen
months for negotiable notes, interest," added,
and secured by trusi-deeds. Will be &C.
cepted. WILLIAM l.. COWAKOlN,
no2 Trustee.
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ROANOK r.
That Big saie-An Accident.
OF the Richmond Disp0tcl

VI
ROANOKE, Va. November 10. 1851.
Judge j. A. l. Lee, president OF the
Roanoke Zine. and Silver-Mining Company,
made sale last Monday OF the mines near
this city, including the Morton property
and the Petty property, 10 J. ii. Bartlett,
Of London. England, for 100000. The
money has not been paid yet, but the par
ties interested regard 1t bOna:tide sale.
Mr.. Bartlett produced letiers-credlt from
the Bank Of London to the amount OF
$4,000, 900. and asked for ninety days,
time 10 allow him TO go to England and
return with the money, which time was
given him. He intimated that ne had The
property already sold TO 8 wealthy syndi'
Gaze n, r..land at considerable advance
on the amount he Is to pay.
Or. A. ii. Sims, a physician In large prdc-
iice In our city, met with an accident yes
terday evening. In getting over fence near
Mir. 7. l.. Terry's residence he slipped aud
fell, breaking his left arm in the elbow
jo,nt. He was wounded In that arm dnrins
The late war. aud IT was stiff from the efect
OF the wound. DR.. Suns is resting com
fortabiy now, and his many patients uuS
he will soon be able TO resume bis pratice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-12
CHFSAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
SEPTEMBER ID. 1855.

LEAVE RICHM0ND:
sAy A. N. for Newport News Oii PDih
Comfort and Norfolk daily
except sunday.
Iios A. NJ. Through and Local Mall TO al
points West Sleepers clifton
Forge 10 Huntington, except
sunday.
sbO p. N. for Newport News. Old Point
aud Norfolk. except sunday.
eco P. VI. Charlottesville Ac1onmods
ton, except Sunday.
s.o5 p. NJ. for Louisville. Cincinnati, Chit
csgo, 81. Louis. Memphis, and
New Orleans-Fast Express
with through Pu.lmens 1silS
Only route running PullElam
West from Richmond,
SUNDAY EXCURSION
% Newport News and Old Point, A. NJ.
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND:
$50 4 VI. Charlottesville Accommoda'
ton.
11.Ib A. NJ nom Norfolk. Old Point and
Newport News. except sunday
$40 z. VI. from local points and the West
except sunday.
SI5 p. NJ, from Old Point, Newport News
and Norfolk daily, except Sun.
days
nati-Fast EXpress-daily.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
nom Old Point and Newport News arrives
al 6:I6 p. NJ.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad sireete.
Tickets at 1000 Main street aud ri the
depot. II; ". LIN,
General Passenger Agent.
presideut SET
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RAILROAD LINEs.

rprouGH ALL-RAIL FAsT-FRET9Hr
LINE TO AND FROM BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK.
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE IN
EACH DIRECTION.
Correspondingly quick time 10 other
points. Through bills OF lading islned at
low rates. T.. A. TAYLOR,
sel7 General Freight Agent.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND pANNILLE SYSTEM
SCHEDULE
sLFEpIXG.CAR SERVICE.

ON Train ~ and s. Sleep ,'ars are M r.
between Richmond aud Greensboro. Tines,
cars are open Al D. II. tor passenger.
Sleeping.Csrs arr also ron pa ~ sni 50 be-.
tween Danville aui Montgomery. Greens
borp'. and RaIe.Rn. On lItHs 80. s. RIO
81 Sleeping. Cars are run 7'Wrrr bsnt
anh AiInnfl.
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FIHsT.CLASs MEAL.

CHEAPE-T ROUTE
RATES MUCH LBS THAN HALF
CHANGED 81 AM OTHER ADUg&
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Fire I'm vtIis-Bavsa by Hts
Deg.
TCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispa tell

LAwRENCEvILLE, Va, Nov. IL, 1886.
The building here known as the cod
Hotel Brunswick " caught a6re this morn
ing at hslf-past O'Clock, and was con-
sumed, together with DIR. Osborn's drug
store and tenement-house. Mr.. Pcyton
Hall, who roomed in the hotel, was saved
from q horrible death by the intelligence OF
his dog "a Gordon setter pup which awoke
him by barking and tuggiog 1t him. lie
had lust time TO escape from the burning
building. II was thought al one time that
more Than one half Of the village would be
burned, and Il was with the utmost exer-
ton that II was saved. The loss is roughly
estimated at $1,000; about one fourth
insured. W. G. l..
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IL TIRE CHANcERY COURT Of THE CITY OF
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
(Jno. 4. Laughton. Jr., Salesman.)
No. 2s Ninth street.

A pMJNISTRATRIX'S SALE OF
IN STOCK OF SELECT FAMILY GRO
CERES. Lie UORS. STORE FlNrUHtS
WAGON. PHAkTON, HARNESS. LII
ChESES. &c. AT AUCTION admins
tratrix of tho estate of James r. Kelly, de
ceased, shall sell at auction on
MONDAY. NOvEgBtR 18TH,
st 10 o'clock, ct the store No. SIS asl Mar
shall street. the entire stock OF SELECT
FAMILY GROCkRIE5. WINES, ,iQ UOR+.
SOAPS lin great variety. COtFEE.NiLL,
SHELF GOODS. CANNED GOODS STORE
FIXTURES. SCALES. SHOWCASES, 20
BARRELS FLOUR standard brands}. MO.
LAssES, SUGARS, CoFFEEs. TEAS. To-
BACCIS, LARD, FISH sc, &C.
AT IL O'CLOCK,
STATE and CITY LICENSEi for unex-
pued term. l SROCERS' WAGON AID
HARNESS. ! very good PuAEIoS and
HARNESS.
TIE above stock is fresh and OF ssasousb.e
gonds-em braces fnll line OF FAMILY
GRoCEkIkS. and Is Noteworthy the atten-
ton OF The retail trade.
EaMA y. Kelly,
Administrative James II. Kelly, deceased.
0HoR0x W. MAYO, Auclioneer. noll
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Nv virtue OF a certain decree OF the Rich
mond Chancery court entered on the 9Th
day OF July. 1886 In the case Of Clinton rs;
MAYO and.dis.. we, the undersigned, special
commissioners ppolnted thereby, Will sell
nj public auction, upon the pre- on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1855.
at ~ O'Clock NJ, the PROPERTY described
The lot fronts 1872 feet on the south side OF
Main street, and runs back ABOUT 1915 feet 70
an alley In the rear. The improvements
consist OF n large three-story. and base ment
brick building, which fronts on Main street
the entire length OF the lot, and runs back
on the east It's entire depth, together win
a large frame building now used as p iouu'
dry: also. the gas, water, anu heating
pines and fixtures.
Thls property was built for mauufac
turing Establishment and Is very Suitably
prranged for that purpose all OF the noors
he ing " ell lighted and ventilated.
IL is very substantially built. OF the b@s'
material with stock-brlck front, &c, and
Is one OF tie largest and most desirable
pieces OF property for manufacturing pur
poses OF a warehouse that Is situated ~
that portion Of the clty. Its nearness 10 tht
shipping wharves and the ptinclpal depot
renders il Of great advantage in receiving
ard chipping goods.
The large kinney tobacco-ware mouse re
Gently erected on the same square WIN
this urop rty and many other surrounding
improvements that have recently been
made Will greatly enhance the value OF
real estate In this vicinity. rms Is truly
very value bic piece 81 property, ana arare
opportunity is here offered 20 any one wish
Ing To make a substantial and prontaoe
Investment.
TERMS: one fourth cash: the balance at
six, twelve. aud eighteen months, for ne
gottable notes with interest added from
DAY OF sale, aud title retained until all the
purchase-money Ia paid and conveyance
ordered by the Court. or the whole OF the
purchase n oney may be paid IN cash should
the purchaser desire ~.
JOHN PICKRELn,
JAMES PLEASANTS,
ALIEN. II. SANDS,
Special commissioners
SUTTON & Co, Auctioneers.
CLINTON PLAINTIFF, AGAINST MAYO AND
AIS, DEFENDA HTS-IN THE CHANCERf
COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
|, BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk OF said court
certify that the bond required OF the spe.
clal commissioner by the decree In said
cause OF July l3, 1888, has been duly given:
Given under my hand this Atm day OF
nos BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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