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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-08
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY s, 1890.
MrNfcIPAL CARELESsNEss AND ITS
CONSCIOUSNESS.

MJNICIPAL CABEiLSsNLeo ANb lis
CONsEoUENCEs.
We recently dwelt at some length on
the fact that it was as much in the pow
er Of city in its cor ,.orale capacity as
it was in the power Of an individual to
form. upon entering a new year. good
resolutions for general regulation OF
CONDUCT.
The necessity Of not only forming
good resolutions. but Of acting upon
them in consistent spirit. is pretty
forcibly illustrated by the disclosures
in connection with the accounts OF the
late A. r. Woodson, late collector OF
city taxes. It's difficult to believe that
the statement made by Mr.. B5wden. IN
the course Of the discussion in The City
Council. on Monday, is correct namely
that during the twelve years Dr.
Woodson occupied the city collector
shin. his accounts were not Inspected.
although the Law required an annual
examination. A c0urfe Of such careless
meas on the part Of the City Council was
well calculated to invite the loss which
the peopls Of Richmond may be COM
PEELED to pocket through the deficit ID
Nc. Woodson's accounts, for the diere-
gard Of the law that required an annual
examination. will no'doubt weaken the
equity Of the claim against bis suIeties
Two thoughts are suggested to us by
the facts in this case. Inthe first place
what is the object of solemnly and for
mally passing an ordinance which serves
only the purpose otadding one more
page to the reports Of the City Council.
la the second place. can any reason be
advanced why the public business
should not be conducted with as strict
regard to accuracy and correctness az
the details Of a private business
Who ever has had any businel
experierce, understands well the
absolute necessity Of balancing accounts
periodically il it is wished to svold
complications. Errors creep in in
evitably unless balance is struck
The same rsles should be applied to
public business that govern the conduct
OF men in private buainess, otherwise
not only unintentional but fraudulent
errors find their way into the books. Ne
public servant should be considered 90
honest and reputable that 1t Will be
regarded as superogaIory to inspect he
accounts. Every safeguard ANA pro-
lection should be thrown around the
interests OF the public, and any failure
on the part of the proper authorities Go
do so should expose them 20 degrees
Of popular censurs that will teach not
only them lesson, but all who shall
subsequently, occupy theirpsce.
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t,NcONVERTIBLE TKRMs AMONG
nIGH PROTECTIONIsTs.

The assertion OF the poet that a rose
under snv other name would smell as
sweet. is disproved. in general way
by that portion Of the hearing before
ths WAYS and Means Committee on
Monday. devoted to the testimony oil
those who aso interested in the pro'ec'
lion OF domestic sugar culture.
It was well calculated to excite
amusement to observe the consterna-
ton which the word bounty " at once
aroused in the witnesses. Governor
warmoth. who had been disposed to be
both ocular and declamatory. at once
grew very serious. and earnestly depre-
Gated the receipt Of a bounty, because
although, 40 he acknowledged, "a
bounty is a tariff, yet it is a departure
from the long settled policy with which
the people are familiar. Being com
paratively untried and unknown,
iemard. he declared, would arise for its
abolition that could not be resisted.
Representative Peters, Of Kansas-a
State in which as much as 1000, 900
mounds Of sugar from sorghum cane
was made in lss9-spoke with indigna-
ton Of a bounty, although Governor
Wsrmoth had expressed the opinion
that "a bounty was a tariff" A bounty.
Mr.. Peters said, was a contemplate
thing" Why more contemplate than
a tariff he did not 90 on to explain .
tariff being only the general form OF
bounty.
Some light is thrown upon his reason
for characterizing it ~ "a contemplate
thing" by bis subsequent admission
that the imposition Of bounty would
invite constant agitation Of the ques-
lion to the detriment Of the industry
The people, not being accustomed to the
,cord, would be led TO regard the thing
with much more suspicion and dislike
than an ordinary duty resting upon the
ssme general basis as all other duties.
Give the sorghum in dustry tie ordi
nary tariff soothing syrup declared
Mr.. Peters. "and it will grow into the
proportions of a healthy, full-grown
man. Administer to it the bounty
soothing syrup, and it would never
reach manhood. because the mere name
of the syrup would at once attract atten-
ton az being highly unpopular, would
produce a feeling Of aggressive hostii.
ity. under which the industry would
necessarily languish.
The various members Of the commit
tee subjected Mr.. Peters to a very care
full and searching examination. seeking
IN vain to induce him to admit that a
bounty was to be preferred TO the tariil
on sugar as it stands at present. but lac
continued to reiterale his original
assertion. So far az the interests OF the
sugar culture arc concerned be showed
undoubted wisdom in taking this posi-
ton, fer while the people understood
pretty clearly that a bounty is a tarin.
it ia only recently that it has begun to
dawn on their minds that tariff Is a
bounty.
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III expectations are realized great
quadruple press. which MessTs. Hoe &
Co. have undertaken 10 build for ihe
New York Herald. will be the fastest
printing pre- in the world. 10 Will be-
the first of the kind ever built. and
must therefore Be considered in advance
more or less an experiment. Toe speed
and capacity of this press j. estimated
at 30 600 fOur or siXpage papers per
hour. which is at the rate OF 1000 copies
per minute. or at tie rate of twenty
five per second. 10000 eight-page
papers per hour, $4,000 ten or twelve
page papers. $4,000 sixteen-page
papers. or "a 600 twenty four page
papers per h0ur. All these papers will
be delivered from the machine com
plote-cut. pasted. and folded. The re.
suit Of this experiment will be awaited
with interest particularly by publish
ers. as its success would be another
great step forward ia the production OF
lightning presses FOR which the firm Of
hoe & Co. have already a worldwide
reputation. The Herald has also placed
an order with the same firm for two
additional presses with capacity OF
As, 600 six page papers each per hour.
with corresponding decrease Of i'm
ptessi0us where there is gu Increase Of
pages.
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The Marrow Of the Dispute.
LrLllaaelphla Tlmes.I

We have constant agitation for the
amelioration of the industrial people Of
the land. That they have wrongs 70
redress is not disputed. but they have
hitherto sought almost every remedy
but the right one. o..
As long az the industrial masses VIII
vote TO lax Themselves for the benefit
Of monopoly classes, just so long Will
labor have oppression and unrest
When tho wOIkingmau must pay forty
seven cents out of his 81 earned ai
taxes TO swell an already Overlooking
treasury, 10 is mockery 10 say that there
is protection 90 labor There is protec
ton to monopoly; there is only oppres
sion TO industry.
The true and the only remedy for tn'
workingmen of the country is to take
. positive stand and res0lutely vote
against all needless taxes on the neces
saries Of life and against all taxes on
the raw materials Of our productive 3D.
dustries. That would assure protection
TO labor. and 10 would assure mutual
interests between labor and capital.
Our industrial people are the sover
eigu8 Of the Republic. They make aDo
unmake it's rulers and its laws. anD
wherever they shall decide that oppies
sive taxation of the masses for the benz
At og favored classes shall cease. the one
practicsl remedy for the mass of labol
will be applied with beneficial results
Think Of il; study it; discuss IT. am
vote 90 enforce il. It is the marrow 81
tho dispute.
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FORECLOSURE SALE
EY AUCTION.
AT LlNCHlUHi, VIRGINIA,
VALUABLE WCN TJRyACE PROPER
TIES. REAL AND PERSONAL. FRAN
CHIsEs, LEASES. EASEMENTS, So.

Ihc subscriber, as commissioner oi lne C.r-
cult Court iUI Ile city uI lEuruuui.. in lll
suit OF pc icis executor, Ar. against Lll.cN
burr hon Co.. Ac.. nud ciDss-suIt az j. fo-
,r.fi rarpcufer trustee. and g.. Bufl Gruou
AGAINST Freeman Is Jones. Hc.. boo which luf
Ter Che said j.. NurI nluuD pray Iuf O. l1fe-
closure sale ul 1000 tNe property nl INt it l.fu-
burr IRON Company, + WIu. Ou the premises.
100 tle furnace oI iaU defendant company,
Oh THURSDAY, 10TH JANUARY. 1880.
Al ID 81.
son hy auction as an entirety, 'ail the lands
fcuemeufs. gifts. franchises, furnace, works
machinery. pIani and property oi nIl SORTS.
including nll bulls receivable ana other us-
sells ui whatsoever UD-cinf belonging lo
lhc said defendant corpoc4uon.
The real estate ON which the luin1ce ami
works stand consists i lalge and Well-lr Gated
lots. situated nu both sides OF llc tNfsa-
penke and Unio railroad DANES RIVER lhFl-
sion and alongside DI iNa virginia Midland
Railroad, On James uNer, n Dee lower pant
.uf tle city OF Lyucnuulg. lne lands lle aluu.
The said railways with fronts ol about 4U
feet.
The furnace Us n operation. in complete
working order, making about forty tols @
day, bat with some notifications capable of
"a much larger output
Lines of railway ruu from seven directions
into the city ni lyurulur4. and non ores anH
limestone are easily accessible lu unlimited
quantities along a.l these roads. coke and
Goals come hE short lines liOm "a c-t Viz
en.a ANA Other fields. aud tae means al
transportation ilr the product Oi the furnace
are eel that cam bee desired.
TERMS. Cash.
Fun details and Information win DE fur.
uishcl upon application. and iho property
win Doe shown Ng those Im charge. Cores
Uuultuce b. solicited.
JOHN ID. LEWIS. Commissioner
$40 Main street. LyuclDurg, Na.
VIRGINIA: ln the clerks Office oi the Cif-
cult Court for the City uf Lfuchburg. bond
has been given nv the said John "a. Lewis
comm IssIOuUr. with sufficient security as re-
Qulrgd rs lur decree.
lCste.
sc. WINGFlELD Clerk
deI5-22. 20ja5,tdtd
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RAILROADS.
FREDERICKSBURG
DICHMOND. FREDEkiNCni17Ds0clS' s s
X IN pcTOMAC f,AILkyAD'-, oao.-
5uS. cammenclne NOVEMBER, l9'h' io''
Iastern standard time ~ s,tiv.

edmond. FktDE.1h1tNSt,1n', ', schs-
IL AM POTOMAC i.Ail l,, an. 1859
dule commencing NOV hnpH'''
Eastern standard time ... a,ttv &.
10 ~, leaves Byrd-street station p, ,seil
l'o< - ~ 100 only al Ashland, bo,n"t,,,'
uilforsl. Fredericksburg. DI ltl,'',,
whitewater. SLEEPER - ..,u
Ion and New York, does no' '''F
o.oo n ge.yes Byra- street station qa.i5,
<'"' y ' excopt SUNDAY. Paflor car N'e"
mond ~ Washington. 49,. S.iiv
$50 p m. leaves Byrg-s,,see,t stotion dally ;
7;i3p caves b,tu ~ i,ofhwoii. Milford,
ami FredcrlclS.hurg sleeper 'i'"
mOnd TO New YORK. 49,. .f.ily
o.. a m. arrives M Byrd-street slht"" '''''
sleeper from New YORK. ,,ti..
23s p. m. arrives at byr,silfs sb s'''n Milford.
RofhwelI and Ashland. HitNi'
from Washington ara Wv '''''
does not stop ut tlna. $500. .t.ti,,
90, . o., o,rl,fs lvrl-sfroct station uHi.A
QUO y ' stons only at Fredericks hnrk' M"-
f0ri Boutwell,. and . shltnt- ,.tt,.
or 81, r, arrives at Byrd-strcct station u.'is
'''' - excspt sunday farlor car N"'"
ingiOn 20 Richmond
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
,.,o. ~ leaves tlba. Arrives at Ashland 90
80. 81, , Rehabilitation. leaves Byrd-sirec'
a'Oo p N'' sfofion.arrlyes nt Ashland al p !, .ii'
e.oan m leaves Elba; arrives al Asn4Hn" "'
o.,-. ~ o;,2 Z, lba. Leaves Ashland OF
s.o- -, ri, orcom mediation: arrives 70 3 fo.
o''' 90 street station; leaves AsniHnu "'
..soo , s s2 ' nj Elba: leaves Ashland at
OLD b. m.
C-A.rAYLOR. Traffic Manager
T. T. ID MYERS. General 0nptilh t'ii'i'iit'
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GENTLEMEN have used Dr. DaYids'
Cough Syrup tor some months, and think il
has done me more good than any other med
icine taken yet. Sly disease was asthma
and bronchitis OF long standing. Among
the multiplicity OF remedies for these dis
eases, think DR.. Dayid's is the best-a
simple remedy, and is c0mp0nents not at
all Injurious. Ii gives me pleasure 10 add
my testimony 10 It's efficacy.
Very respectfully.
j. l.. DAVIS, superintendent
Of Richmond City Water Works.
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as~Readlng notices inreading-maiief 'yio'
Is cents per line. Nonparieiieadtd' II cents
per iinc.
ss-spcclai contract rates Furnished on 20
pllcation.
Auction sales. legal Notices, and Amu@'-
ment Advertisements ~ per inch each In
sertion.
Rejected communication viii not be re-
turned.
Entered az the Richmond ,Na) posioiiice
as sccond-class matter.
Remltances should be made by ot"ils'
checks. postofice orders. or registered letter.
payable TO
TIE TIMES COMPANY,
Richmond. va.
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Il Will probably surprise those ardent
critics of Government deposits with
national banks-including Mr.. VIM
dom-Who were So deeply shocked by
the system of "lavoritism, TO find that
the banks of whom the Secretary re-
Quired "a surrender of 10 per cent OF
their deposits are giving up much more
than was asked for About one. half Of
the goo repositories had more money
than Mr. Window thought that they
ought TO keep. Since his call many
have returned all that they had, mum
Der have returned more than One-hail
of what they had. and there are very
few that will not gladly surrender
more than is asked OF them. They are
the oueerest Dot of "favoritesn that We
have ever come across. But We do not
suppose that it viii ever occur TO any
one W ho has made missiaiemenls about
them 20 retract or apologize. That j.
not politics.
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NEW RESTAURANT AT No. 500
y FAST BROAD ~IEfEr Meals 40 an
hours. Very best board 40 reasonable prices
can be obtained l15-lm
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l|HINNI.t.H III. IIl N'"Ns
We offer for sale FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND uOILANS e5OO.OOW Equipment
sinking Fund Five Per Cont Mortgage
road Company, principal and interest lIta-
bic in gold coin. Central Trust Company Oi
New York trustee, ut eighfy-seFen and ace
crued interest. subj cct 90 advance lu ufIt"
without notice.
Bonds are dated 81 september, 1850. ln-
terest payuDlc.AiaIch and september Prime
clpal payable september 300. They ore
ty ofthe nichmon1 and Danvile Railroad.
and specifically Dy u mortgage on thr equip
ment IengluCs and carsI bought with fNr proc
ceeds OF The sale Of the bonds. zach loco
motive aud car bought uuUEr tIf tru-t shall
ne distinctly marked as tuc property ui inF
Central lru-f Company for the Iu poses Of
lnls trust. and "a condition OF fnc m0figHg.
provides fOr the annual payment Co tUr truss
Zee Of % sum sufficient o. pay ou gao per 90
the bonds Issued hereunder within saFeu-
teen wears. tnc numbers at bonds tu ne -n
paid 20 be annually determined ny JOB DF iuf
Central Trust Company. these payments
Will pay 0n the whole loan at pas DO an aver
age OF eight and one-lelf Ncafs.
All the conditions ri luf MORTGAGE nave
been carefully considered hy tlo cuuu.c ol
the Central Trust Company. 20 ass I'D secure
to the holder of the bond. the MOST amrit
protection. Jhe annual report 0l fuc iNcl-
mOnd and lauylNs liHllrOtd fog iast year
shows net surplus over operating expense
ard fixed charges OF s1iZ.3SlOl-aqun t0
nucen per cent. OF tne stock. IN0 hundred
dollars per share BIS hid Ou the open market
going on ihe ioad bought with The proceeds
NJ these bonds Is expected to very largely In-
crease the gross ann nci receipts.
de2O-tl THOMAS BRANCH a 60.
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TIE FIRMS OF DAVID A. AINsLIF

THE FIRMS OF DAVID A. AINSLIE
* BROTHER. Richmond, Va. and PETER
AINsLIE & BROTHER, Iynchburg Va.
were mutually dissolved on DECEMBER
lGu, 1889. Potter Alnslle retiring. 1 viii
continue the business OF
CARRIAGE MAKING AND REPAIRING
Is Born PLACES.
Thanking the public for past kindness to
our old house, hope 10 retain your patron
iat.6t DAVID a AINs.IE.
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Gbe DaiIp Cimes.
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PUBLISHED BY TuE TIMEs coNfANf'
OFFICE: o0i EAST MAIN siR1hl'
RICHMOND. VA.

THE DAILY IIsltS-CIrY DELIVERY.
Delivered IN any part Of tbe city aud Man
chester BY carriers at ~ cents pa week.
Persons desiring the TINS delivered ~
their homes can secure 10 by postal card re-
oues, or order through telephone No. %"
when delivery is irregular nnmedioie COM
o,aint should be made 70 the Office. The adj
dress nay be changed 30 desired II care p'
taken In all o mention ''' "'' ""'
new address.
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woud not necessarily bear the stamp Of
It's local origin.

is local origin.
Like every plan looking to the partial
or the entire solution OF the negro pro-
blem, this also has more or less the
usual impracticable character, but II IS
by a combination Of Just such plans,
each one probably Insignificant in ITSELF
but all together exercising a powerful
influence. that the negro problem II II
Is ever to be settled. will be settled at
Iaet
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF MILES & GILPIN.
1 dealers ln boots ana shoes. doing Dusi-
ness 40 SO MS west Broad street, was dis
solved on january 1T by their mutual cOl-
sent, j. Gnpin retiring. The business VIII
hereafter Doe conducted by n. a. MILES.
All parties in debt 90 the late firm Will
please settle with either Of the undersigned.
T. "A. MILES or
17-gts 81. GILplN.
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AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY.


scuFpru.E ~ EFFECT DEC. 8, 1883
LEAVE RICHMOND.
e.roA Al local. daily except sunday JOY
Clifton Forge. ..t
600 A N fxpress. daily. for Oid Point ana
Norfolk. Pullman Car 10 Nid
Point.
,,.oo Al fxprcss. daily for clnennau.
Lev parlOr Car tO Charlottesville auu
Pullman sleeper lharlouosfiie
TO Cincinnati.
amp. II. Express. daily, for ola Point
CIV and Norfolk. larlor Car 20 ori
Point.
400 p NJ. Accommodation. except sunday
for GOrdOnsville. ,,
o.tkp. NJ. The D. +. y. Limited, daily. tul-
man sleeping car io hintoil
sond Nesuuule train, WIN
dining car and pulimlua. lhtl.
loffesNule 90 Cincinnati anl
Pullman 60 Louisville.
ARRIVES ATRICHMOND.
s.oo A. ST. and 2:4O p. 81. daily from Cn'
cinnau.
o.oO A. n. from 1Ord0nsYilie, daily, OK
cept sunday. .,.
mana. n. and 700 i. 81. daily irom Nofi IS
-.lO T.. ~ except sunday from 'lli''i
Forge.
etoffnr. Brlld street near seventeenth
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WI. COW ARDfN,
&. D.. PAGE,
Special Commissioners.
SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
SELLING OUT AT COST A FINE con-
FECrONERY AND GENERAL MEk-
CuAND,ZE BUSINESS.
Twill sell for cash, On whole or IN part the
stock. fixtures, etc, in the business lately
conducted by G.. A.pULLING, az The corner
of Main and Belyidero streets, IN this city
This IS good opportunity for live man
o. make money.
Apply tO
EDMUND pENDLETON, Trustee
1lO3 Main Street. city.
All persons indebted 70 G.. A. Pulling viii
please come forward and settle. jao'ol
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By Augustine Royal Co.
Real Estate Auctionesrs aud Insurance
Agents.
Onice: No. 10 Tenth street, Loader bu'ie'"s'
Manchester. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or '''
ACRES OF VERY VALUABLE LAND
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
ONLY ONE AND ONE-HALf
MILES FROM PowHArAN
STATION OK THE II.
AND d. r. r., OK
MONDAY. JANUARY 18Th. 1890 AT -
O'CLOCK NJ. ~ TRosr Oh THE COURT
HOUSE or SAID COUNTY (that be-
ing Court Day.
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EoR SALE. on LONG TIME,

Tor SALE. or LONG TIME,
a beautiful TRUCK AND FRUIT FARM OF
slxty.unc C9 acres, obou, four miles from
clty. and fronting ON good rood. Price only
nroen hundred s1sO0 dollars. or viii exc
change Cor city real estate. can and let as
m--lt .B.CIiAFFlN 90.
TOR SALE-SOME PURE BRED
A. tnLLEl PUPS; also pair of no u
-pANI-I- uun.I. Apply l0 $. II. HAND
COCK. Uroll-sIcct llgd. Ja4-<t'
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Mr.. Bricc and the Copper.
washington IDst.i

The story thot Hon. Calvin S. Brice.
chairman of the Democratic National
Committee and leading candidate for
United States Senator ln Ohio. dipped
q copper with his law partner for the
purpose Of determining with which p1-
hical party be would act. seems Co
have struck fatal snag IN tle person of
Mr james 81. Brown. of Lima. Ohio.
Mr.. Brown bad an Office next door 90
Mr. Bnce when the latter was prac.ic-
ing law in Lima. and be says that hs
story th>f .lr. Blice cast lots with his
partner 10 determine which should he
a DsWccrat can hardly be true, or bee
would have known of it. There WIS
never time. be says. so far as he Ie.
members. when Dir. Rice pretended 90
be any thing but q Democrat; and as for
Mr.. Buce partner, DE was such yiO-
lent Republican that he would never
have consented 90 an arrangement by
Inch he might possibly have had 10
change his politics.
Tho story was "a good one. and Mr.
Buco 5 opponents were using 10 against
him in the Senatorial contest with con-
siderable effect, They will now be- c0m-
PEELED 20 look in another direction for
campaign ammunition.
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Byvirfue Ola decd of trust to iho under
slrnel trustee. duh recorded ln ID. De. ''f
PAGE fL0. Iu tna clerks Office nI 'Nr-lt iii' -A
County Court. and being Directed 500 To Nu Ilt
Ine l0nld 0l director. Ol ile llF'nll uilN-
ug Hul Loan uuulnf. VIII aeI 800 lNDlI.
auction, ou lnU premises
ON SATURDAY, JANrtnr ilIn, leJJ,
AIIDCLDCK q. 81.
the house and Dot above described. ile
mousse I~ nearly row. and Nas three rooms.
TEENS. Cash as to % .sts oi executing ll 'a
FROST and B. l-u. tNr balance upon eNnn itlhH
.s will Ue announced 800 sale.
la--5t A.L.AuANS0N, Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
/ DIE FARM Us Do NONLE COUNTY.
NEAR AILLt .eIAllNN.
hsfrusfao unieradl oi trust recorded
Iu fne clerk Ollie. OI tNc Comfy court ODD
Hanover county. Boo i.B 81. p. 3d. ! snail 'i-
fer iorsalc at public auction on the promises
go ID li-
ON FRIDAY. 10TH DAY or JANrAnf, $500,
,hat valuable and Msnv improved fm
called Laurel Grove, c1nli'-ilhs tD
moro or less. situated Within one nne Vi AZ
I.o's STINT on. Oh the Chesapeake ald ONTO
lln IrrIl.
fnis is one of fne most h.sliy improved
mms bon fIuf section nl roni ifI inr' Nae Do
ma good dwelling and $3.50 other nen cole
fIla.. WI.l 80 number nl rooms in eirl' hNN
1ue Of ihe finest stl0l .s ur burns ln poe tDun -
| frN. and DIS enclosed ans Nifli.l lNIn Ntt N.
lt good plank fences iAe rol Is AiHIlOd ID
lls utua. crops, lnd DeperiAi t Jog
Iu1 is Wlli W.tuiau. lIe ueleNuorlcoi is l
IrII.uf.uI ono. convenient o. cuNfrND"f
schools, mills. und stNres ANA A very
uni: Cash enough CD pay ah fae csc
rousrs of sals. unprecedented tu Doe -l7N, .l
lo iaY ou iui discharge note now past que
ior 500. Mlih ihicir-. intit9ii ii"'n t'. .i'