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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-12-27
Harrison's Power of Mastering Things
Toledo Commercial

Toledo Commercial
President-elect Harrison has Mr.
Cleveland's power of throwing off all
else than the matter in hand and of
giving himself to that wholly and re
! fiectively. While in the Senate he
used to ride from Washington to In
dianapolis, arriving there usually at
noon, and drive at once to his law Of
flee. Reaching there he would throw
off his coat and inquire of his partners
what was to be done and at once set
about doing it, preparing brief or
sitting out mass of testimony as If he
had been constantly in the office and
familiar with every detail. The cares
of craftsmanship and anXieties of poll
ties were cast aside with remarkable
readiness. Some of the best briefs
General Harrison has prepared, so his
law partner once told me, were written
in this manner and under these circum-
stances.
When a general in the army he eX-
hibited this same quality of applica-
ton, this same power of mastering
things which has marked his career.
A young lawyer, as Ignorant of mill
tary matters as the average raw "re-
er familiarity with army methods. So
he sat up nights with the tactics, and
long after all other officers in camp
were asleep General Harrison sat in
his tent studying the military code.
Another striking instance of this char
acteristic was given some years latter
General Harrison was never good
jury lawyer, lacking the brilliancy and
charm of oratory and imprisoned adj
dress. For the same reason he was at
first not very successful public
speaker, and as he was much on the
stump in his State he determined to
correct this defect. SO he began q Sc
ries of efforts to improve his oratory
from a popular standpoint. He read
the speeches of the great orators of
history, familiarized himself with their
style and methods as far as possible,
and at once began to bend his dis
course more toward the ear of the mass
of the people, and to learn to depend
less upon the stern. dry logic which
was his more natural forensic weapon
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-12-27

When Chaplain McCabe was in Kan
sas last year, on a tour to raise ) ,OOO,-
900 for missions, little boy heard his
appeal, and thinking of the large sum
he had to raise, determined to help
him. The first chance he had, he
gathered a basketful of chestnuts,
which he sold for five cents. He sent
this to Mr.. McCabe with the note: "If
you want any more, let me know"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-12-27
Civil Service Reform in China,
North China Herald.

At FOOchOw the candidates under
went mueh suffering, and even death.
One man went mad directly he saw the
themes, and cut himself nearly to
pieces with broken bits of pottery. a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1888-12-27
Health Hints.
Hdiper's Bdzdr.

Never strike Il boy smaller than
Yourself He may grow.
Do not try 1" shovel snow off the
slanting roof OF IL Queen Anne cottage.
DO not practice sumnambulism when
there is SHOW on the ground, with the
thermometer registering two degrees
below zero.
Never attempt to skate in patent
leather pumps.
Do not think of paying a snow
shovcller in advance.
Never throw snOwballs ut IL strange
policeman just for the fun of the thing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
r,rTIEra CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, April 81, 1888.
keuNfC.
The Senate was not in session to-day
House or Representatives.

IDG OOIsA0 WAS NV III ctooAOn
House or representatives.
Immediately after the reading OF the
Journal contest for consideration arose
between the special order the homestead
bill and the river and harbor bill. An
attempt was made to arrive at an AMIGA
bic arrangement whereby the considera'
ton of the special order should be post
ponod until May LIST, but Mr.. Breckin.
ridge, OF Kentucky, fearing that the tariff
bin might be interfered with, interposed
objection. Finally the House refused
yeas So, navs 126--to consider the spe-
cial order, and the House went into
Committee OF the Whole (Mr. McMillin,
OF Tennessee, in the chair on the river
and harbor bill.
In the course Of the debate Mr.. Cogs-
well. of Massachusetts, stated that the
estimates OF local engineers for the I'M
proyement of rivers and harbors through
out the country aggregated Sl60, 1000.
The Chief Engineer had cut that amount
down TO 100000 900. The committee
had reduced this estimate and brought
in bill aggregating about AZ per cent
of the estimate.
An item Of $4,000 was inserted for
improving Breakwater at Port Jefferson,
Long Island also, one of $3.50, 600 ION
motion of Mr.. RandalD for the removal
of the islands in the Delaware river be-
tween Philadelphia and Camden.
dir. Dibble. of South Carolina, moved
to increase from $3.50, 600 to $500, 900
the appropriation for the improvement
of Charleston Is. c. harbor. The mo-
ton was lost. No other changes were
made IN the bill. The committee rose,
and the House at o'clock adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

for New York on Saturday.
Miss Lcary has returned after pro-
tracted stay in Washington.
Governor Lees daughter, Miss Ellen
Lee, is able TO go driving each day.
Mrs. /. III. Ellerson gave delightful
luncheon TO Miss Sinonds on Thurs
dav at 2 O'Clock. There was limited
number of guests, oil congenial friends.
and the occasion was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Simonds will be the guest of the
Misses Ross during this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
reausstl
10y W. A'o|
In Form "a PauperiS.


In FOrma Pauperis.
walked out Of Paris At evening,
When the SUMS declining rays
Gilded the tops Of the crosses
OF beautiful Per0 la Chaise.
And ss passed through the portal.
Mid the Idle sunday thrOne,
A little procession OF mOnrnors
Bore rude CONN along.
They seemed very humble people,
Aud 10 one turned aside
TO lock on such hOmely sorrow,
Or ask VINO II was that died.
Ifollowed the bier 10 the corner,
Where Just beneath tho sod,
In french-not graye-ihey would bury
This loWly child Of Gcd.
When they came 10 lower the CONN
A " PIiez pour ellie % was said.
And they sprinkled the holy water
over the dust OF the dead.
But boiler rain descended
From The depths OF "A bursting heart
Tho tears Of tho little orphan
Who IN agony stocd apart.
Poor girl we can offer no solace
To sostho the anguish yau feel;
But strength from On high will be given
As here you shall 0ftentmes kneel.
No shrine Of the sculptured marble
shall rise above the spot:
No hgttsring. false inscription
shall tell what thy metAer was not
But here the lilies AID pansies
From The dewy earth shall spring,
Here tho blsssoning Reese ef sharon
Its fragrance around shall cling.
And tho eye OF cur Heavenly Father
Shall watch o'er the grave OF Ma Here,
Since u iooks en- the peer and the peasant
With ever an equal care.
Such was the train Of my musing,
In the twfiighvspurpling naze,
A walked back 70 Paris that evening
Prom beautifui Pore Ia chsise.
JOHN K. TnoyPsos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
BY Frank d. Hiil & Co,
Real Estate Auctionsors.

MICE FRAME COTTAGE, TWO
- STORIES AND WING WITH RITCHES,
No. sl7 NOkTH sixth STREET, AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER sixth AND BAKER
STREETS, AT AUCTiON.-On
WEDNESDAY, APRIL @, 1858,
at So o'clock r. NJ. on the premises, we will sell
the above valuable PROPERTY. The house "a
very well bail: and contains six rooms. vito ne
cessary culyeU arrangements; all paving by
city done. Lot fronts 30Il3o to wide alley paved
win granite. THIS IS I good neis 81 Oorhood, and
property is advancing daily.
TERMS: one third cash balance at elk and
twelve months. FRANK ID. HILL y CO,
ap 10 ARctioEeerr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
AUCTION sALss-xnsurs DAYS.
ByN. W. Rowe.
Real Estate Auctioaeen
V,RUSTEES SALE
or JHs
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE OF
Mr.. THOMAS ". McCAycE,
AT TIE
SOUTHEAST CORNER or LEIGH AND
EIGHTH sTRgETs.
FINE OLD RESIDENCE,
SUITABLE FOR ANY GENTLEMAN OF TASTE
POPULAR SITE FOR SIX OR SEWN HEDIUK.
SIZED Dwellings

By virtue Of two deeds 81 tus, duly recorded
In the Chaaeery Court ef kicb m0a1, the former
In Deadlock iSs d, en- rsgs 80. and no later In
Deed BOOK 1913 =. On pace ~. no will sol ~
auction, on the ~ srnises, On
TUESDAY. NAY I, 1874
A. e'clock p. ", tha Flssl- CfsASs. LARGE. 81
VERY ATTRACTIVE hRIgeNCE sb0vo re-
ferred -. vita the Lgi On vnish %
siands. fronting g. feet ~ depta -
80 feet The imprpIsasats. co1H.rr1g ~
a LARGE aud A1'ffAtTfV8 DWELLING
With ebsut eleven rosgss a1d KITCHEN
vita four Tesns. are n fRtr s;sts - repair. AZ.
thOrsuRbly and most sntstzafisiiy cCn.irgctsl.
ard csuietr msae asfurai nas y ~ tness Do
plf in two surh fTrl nes With 1870 repair
ana fresh eriDg up the rfs.dsnc3 ri. 10 az EODi
esueN, and a. fastsgur, C9iaa1osiou-, al
comfortable a. Any iS ita c.ty, ani tae uf. sllof-
LOoI % proferoinilr g1cf.
THs rsRvs required or me Gcet- sre prscii-
cally al cash. lut 10 b. Believed hat Tcrs hersl
terms will 10 announced az mo ssua ~ a.
". ID 81 FfrE,
". BONE
TrtIs.sss 10 first Gcef
John U. Gli.
~. ". bOWE
apis TrYstess In second iced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
DUBLIC SALE.

As am relinquishing farming and leaving
Virginia, win sell by public auction, on my
premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 3. 1888
to the highest bidder, for cash, the whole OF my
STOCK and FARM IMPLEMENTS,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
GLASS and CHINAWARE,
BEDS, BEDDING.
CARPETS. &C., sc.
Sale will begin at II o'clock.
will at the same time offer for sale my
FARM OF 472 ACRES,
known as q" oaklands," at the upset price Of
$4,000, unless previously disposed OF.
TERMS: One half cash, and balance on time
TO suit purchaser.
HENRY A. KEITH MURRAY,
Warren, Aloemarle county, Va
ap I5-Su, W6Su3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
STABILITY or a state Mr.. ConwRy's
Letter.


10 the Editor of the Dispatch:
II satire means kind words which cut
10 tho quick because Of their TRUTH,
then you certainly in your issue OF the
10th instant went with "gloves oil for
Mr.. Moncure ID. Conway. That gentle
man may be a magnificent preacher, a
most interesting and captivating lee
turer, sn author whose writings have
filed "two continents with bsted-
breath pleasure, and he may be likewise
distinguished 'sin letters" and also as q
lettsr-writer, but AS an expeunder "
OF the Constitution of the United States
he is, by his own showing, one to
whom Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" should be given "to quiet.
This you made manifest in your usual
kind, gentle way; but very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

Some BuGalonians who were seated at
q boarding house breakfast suddenly lost
their appetite ON hearing the following
convenation between the landlady and
the maid Of all work Maid-The ca
nary il dead, mum. Mistress-Whst
did you DO with 1t? Maid-Ihrew it
into the, hash-boI. The boarders left
their hash untasted, and didn't feel easy
until they learned that the new girl WAS
English, and that she had deposited the
dead bid in the receptacle intended for
ashes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
NnNfor DnnN.
[By telegraph to the Dispa'


NEW YORK. April 21.-Dexter, Ro-
bert Bonner's famous old trotter, died
to-day aged thirty years. lie died Of
old age and exhaustion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
Special Commissioners
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auctonesr
Real Estate Ageal a.'i Auci.ooeor.
Bank and Eleventh streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAI

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ DgSIR ABLE AND fiiG.B.f LOCATED
DWELLING AT tbs soUlHS hsr CORNER
or GRACE AND ftRSr SfktE'> lrds fokM-
ER RESIDENCE o. IH- LATE Ray. J. j.
fErERl. By virtue a a decree 0i 40 tnancetf
Court OF ne Guy o. kchwont, gaisred 90 no
liza 81 April. 1873. Ia tno cas- % cuss ana Nue
"a. Woodward aud ais, re undermined. special
commissioners, will sell pus!ie sacsion, On Ne
FRIDAY, ArRm g, lsss.
at O'Clock 2. NJ. he DEsiisABL = ADNlkA-
BLI-LOCArED, WkiL-blll j, SD NON' -
NlENTLN -ARkANGkD kaslpfNCE AZ We
southwest c0rner cf Grsco ani First stfsci~ lbe
dwelling IL three stories and bsssm"hi, "lth
.wo-siOry wing. sRd contains tsei'e foems, 20
sides ample scrVsnss' acconrieda..9n$ rna .
mantcls. handsome gas.axturo-, ana ali nodrta
improvements In nae reAs Is an excellent STA
bic and cArriage-AOuse.
Inc lethGs a frost 81 p feet inches and :
depth OF 80 feel. more OF less, 10 vide ps'e1
alley.
The location Of this property being csausl
and on ose Ok TIE mest f&shissztls snsst-, sur
rOunted Dy good and substan lal residences,
should attrsct Shs atlsraan 81 tsoss la soasNn OF
a homo or q trsi-slaso nvsstgusuL
TERss: Ons third cash; oxlaacs ia sik AM
twelve moaths for oaEgdaAls n9-ss, Interest
added. and uSio retained anti 81 the pufeasss-
msney Il psig soa a conveyance osdofsR by ne
CoGr, or all cash AZ ne spiis9 q 1he PsiS9nasSs'
CONWAY X. SANDS.
special Commissioners
suaG AND WIFE, PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST eeopwAso
AND AIS, DkFKSsASHs In fax ChASNkAf
CeuRr OF PAS CRY OF RiVHsosn
l. benjamin H. Berry, slofk 81 ssis court GER
Efy that the band repaired u he s9eeia, SUN.
mlssioners Oy the decree "a sS.a cause OF Apfh
", 1854 has been duty given.
uiyen uadsr nay hand this tsiA DAY Of Apft.
asis BENJAMIN "a. BEkRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
REAL EsrArE Ar PRIVATE SALE

TOR SALE, AGO ACRES OFm
a LASD en- Ragged aud Candy Islands, -
opposite Newport News, Va, we'll adapted for
trucking, fruit, vegetables. and peanuts. with
bne srici- sad tile clay deposits; also. having
great facilities for the oyster interest with three
miles OF water front, on the only direct route
south frol Newport News. have had Inquiries
a. % this properly Tor railroad purposes. VIII
LIAM 4. BEAN, IL eest Lexington street, Balti-
more, Nd 1000 LOTS FOR SALE in Newport
News. ap 2lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
Run over BY q nhifting. Engine.

ISpeclEI sIsfflM 70 NO UIsptI-lI
CHABLEsToN, W. Va, April 2l.-
Johnson Butter, night hustler at the
Kaniwha and Ohio yard at this place,
was run over by the shifting-eRgine
abou $50 clock this evening and died
a short time afterwsrd. He was about
thirty years Of age, and had wife and
three children living at Gloucester, o..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

AUCTION sALgs-m.nd.y.
By George W. Mayo,
Ono. Y. Laughtss. Jr., sslssmsnJ
No. "a Ninth street.
NTARBLE-TOP BAR-COUNTER,
wi BEER-PUNP, BAR-FIxTURES. STOVES,


NTARBLE-TOP BAR-COUNTEB,
WI BEER-PUNP, BAR-FIxTURES, STOVES
&C., at auction, on
MONDAY THE 23p INSTANT
nc 70 O'Clock will sell at the bar-reom rcceuuy
occu pied by X. w. Tyler, Ne. eof west brosa
street.
1 MkRBLE-ToP RAR-CoUNTER
/ BEER-PUMP, Ia irst-class ORDER;
Lo0KING-GLhSS, DKCANrEhS: GLASS" hhh'
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES;
PICTURES and other goods.
Everything must be removed at once
sp2l GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctiopeer'
ECEIVER'S SALE OF A LARGE
H QUANTITY OF FINE LIQUORS. CIGARS
&c-by virtue Of a decree entered IN the chap-
Gerry suit Of Clemmer &c, rs. Heckler ~ az; on
tho i2th day OF April. 1873, will sell At PUBIC
auction, on the promises, No. lSOO east CAry
street. on
MONDAY THE 23D DAY or APRIL, 1883.
nj II A. NJ, a large assortment Of WHiSkEfS,
consisting Of about 5ij gallons; large sssoft
ment OF WINES. MINERAL Writer'S, tIGAi,,
&c. Also. large quantity Of Bedroom AND
OTHER FURNITURE.
TEAMS: Cash as 70 all sums under $50. For an
sums over $50 purchaser privileged 20 give MS
negotiable note for sixty days, with approved
sndorser. SAMUEL PhOSkAUbh,
Ia gtcpoUqAt Salesman apis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
By Il. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionssr.
orce corner Eleveu'a ami Baak strsets
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

THIRTY-FIvE BEAUTIFUL wEsr-END
BUILDING LOTS, BEING PART or
THE "NoRHIss" PROPERTY,
OPPOSITE TIE HAND
SOME RESIDENCE
OF J. y. oULLNGwORTa, RsQ., FRONTING
on TIE NORTH SIDE or PARK
AVENUE AND or BOTH SIDES
oFHARRISoN STREET.
BETWEEN PARK AVENUE AND FRANKLIN
STREET, IMMEDIATELY on THs
ELECTRIC SrREET-CAR LINE,
AND JUST BEYOND THg RESIDENCE OF
JOHN c. sBAFER, Esa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
GALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT

"a Vt VAFVILAIIuIIb tstaIN8II
- AT POWHATAN STATION, Richmond and
Danyiile railroad, Va, 10 take place
MAY Is, isss.
The relieving freight TO satisfy the company for
charges duo Asreon. bag Of HAIR, IS pounds,
addressed 10 n. bathersos; q bales OF Sash
Weights. is5 pounds, and Chimney-Tops
weight 100 pounds, addressed 70 @. burgess;
box OF ID. 6eeds containing / secondhand
Piano-Stooi, addressed 70 Georges James: and Q
bags OF 9uano. 400 pounds, addressed 20 r. II.
BrAaton ~ i5-ouSw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

Bv vir'ue 81 two deeds q trus'. fto fret % y.
". Boge All b. p. -terer. fr, 'ce-, ca'e1 = th
June 1885, AMI tnc crr"r 20 d "a b. Coy and
sad Bcwe. trustees, Ga-eI y tol.or = Az, Ani
recorded IN fhs clerks g2-'s ~' tao theu-ery
Cslrt 4 hlchmoui. 'ta former in bfsf- BOX
ls3 b, On pare ~. ana tas .afrsr n Deed Book
I33 s. on PAGE 80, 20 VIII SELL H. sl-t.. %, %
TIC PREMISE, ca
WEDNESDAY. NAY 2.l-S,.
a. 3 o'clock p. ". ths largo. sel-tt'lf, ans fne-
ly-iscatcd RFslbEN'E and elCF- Nc a. ths
n0ru sast corner e. trantIu ans rifh streets.
This Igelfsg wss suit o., t5e eFy cnoi-c.i p. n
tariz,.. in no best f4aaurr. aHd without regard
90 cost, and r. to-daF - good as new. In - A.
ranFpment ~ IS AZ mat scuia b. aeslrs.. and is
location - central sB- 40 tae saa.e dine fae1lon-
seen g ~ prapar'y appreciated. aid We tnflte
al Interested q ta1reu Fhly ezhtnine u
As SITE F0R AZ UPTOWN EOftL there
could Ne no hing more salt37ie. cor tEiof a. it
does csnEaIi e. ioaa .ioH, oXsefieDce ari
gi.irfnsfs oil sitla l1u A.4 si4fe .4Hciafs, WIN
ga elevation that is-uel ref 1saisg srsoEes -
all times. Tao area NJ Gals plsg<rt7 u quite
equal 10 Inst of lbs taa.ls q iil,0r hCt0l IA
New lors. beng ls0H - feet IN sizs.
II desired the residence WITH about eoYerty-
I've fee. o. gralHI. Via ae =s.4 "a on9 rarrei,
and The vacant le-, n0r'l ~ ls residence viii IN
that even. be- sold "a s.1es - EliL For further
particulars call on TIE a4.alure-.
IEEMs AT sale. =. ". boNE
D. n. STgGFR
JJhS b. Guy.
apis lrls-eeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

nor SALE, LARGE PRIVATE On
n RESIDENCE, 2tx
on railroa street. In Ashland, Va, opposite the
teautifullgroundso o. Randolph Macon College.
Bwoiling contains twelve rooms. with modern
imrreyenenis-such a. bet and Geld water,
spsAki2g'tu YES, bathroom, sc. Large grounds,
via valley 0f truit and shaie-tress, beautiful
layns. az.
FERNS sasy. FoEfurthsr particulars address
If. c. O. SHAFEk, Richmond, Va. or
sp 18Th, (, Su&Tui0t Ashland, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
By Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctionsers.

ZINE OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
4 vEsTMBNT OR SPECULATION IN TIE
WEST END--IMPReYEb PROPERTY ON VIII
LIANS STREET BETWEEN CARTER AND
RICHIE STREETS. IN THE PLAN OF BCENA
VISTA. AT AUCrDN.-At TIE Request Of W. W.
Young, Esq, We will sell, on the promises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 4TH,
at so o'clock z. NJ, THREE LOTS OF CRSUND,
each 39XlO fat on Tho north side Of Williams
between Carsor and htch.e streets The i'm
proyemonts consist OK TWO FRANC DIV ELL
lNCS-one nov, with four rooms, afd the other
q very comic rita bic house. with about ave rooms
and NEW FRAME SToREHoUSE VIM be
sold as whole or divided into throe lots accord
ing 70 tho views OF the purchasers
This property will ront well, and Ia IN a very
improving Reighoorhood, being tho best lots In
said plan.
TERMS: VIII be very accommodating and an
nounced on day Of sale.
FRANK D. HILL & CO.,
apiS AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

YNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
A BILE TRACT OF LAND AT BARBogRS-
VILE, ORANGE COUNTY, VA.--As substituted
trustee In Two deeds Of trust from 3. Johnson
Barbour and wife 70 r. Barton haHal, trustee,
for tho bsnent Of Boiling W. Haxall, enc dated
lith December, 1870, and recorded in the clerks
Office OF Orange County Court, In Deed Book l9,
a. page 500. and the other dated LIST December
1875. and recorded In tho said clerks Ofice In
Deed Book AZ. at page 1913. and being thereto re-
CURED by tao executrix Of said Boiling W..
Hgxsll, deceased, the present holder OF the notes
secured by said ased, l will sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises, at Barboursyille, Orange
county. Va, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1883,

the valuable TRACT OF LAND conveyed by said
deeds, containing 40 ACRES Phis land lies on
both sides Of the Virginia Midland railroad (ths
depot being on the land) at the growing village
OF BsrbOursyille. One hundred acres adjoining
said village will be offered separately froa the
balance OF the tract. and offers good opportu-
nifty for investment, as IL can be divided and
sold as town lots. The residue can be divided
into two or mere coed farms.
TERMS; The deed requires casa as to costs OF
executing the trust and to pay the debt secured,
which amounts on llth day Of May, isss 20
s5,s43.5s. Of which ssleo Is principal, but more
liberal terms will ee given, watch will 70 an
aouDced at sale the purchaser 70 pay taxes
for 1883. BARTON HAXALL,
Substituted Trustee.
For further particulars apply % BARTON
HAXALL, Richmend Va; BARTON n NIL
NkR, baltinore. or JOHN q. WILLIAMS,
Orange Courthouse, Va. mA ii-sust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

Old newspapers for sale al this Office
price Is cents per hundred