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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-24
letter from Wnsl,,ington.
correspondence OF the Richm, md Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Richn1, md Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, My q, 1852:
John Van Lew has been APPOINTED IN
tcrnal revenue gauGcr in the thin d virginia
district. The appointment was 0. ~dcred 10
he made by President Grant. boon
hear from n gentleman who has o, r,r
travelling in Virginia that tho prospects 'o %,
the adoption of the constitution by aye. }
large majority, and the election Of Walker.
are looming up every day. My. Informant
expresses the opinion that the Federal and
State otiice-hoiders Qhc latter appointed by
the military; with the carpct-baggers, viii
all ito their utmost to defeat the constitu-
ton. They; of course, are the only parties
who can reap any capital by its defeat.
Colonel Scgar, candidate at large for Con-
srcss from Virginia, will address the people
nj LouiSa Courthouse tomorrow.
The municipal election in this city takes
place on the first Monday of next month.
The Conservatives, Democrats, and Repnh-
iicans, will support citizens ticket. The
contest is waxing very earnest, and ward
meetings are held nightly by the Radical
negro voters, who swear vengeance against
those of their race who support the citizens
ticket. The indications are that the Con-
scrvativcs viii support two or three colorcd
men for the City Councils. L.
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How Thew Fell i'm E,pra.

They had "grown up" together in the
iuil sense of the ternl-and that WAS Just
the matter. They had eaten each other
mud pies, taken the Group in each other
snow forts, cried out the sums on each
others states, tipped over each others ink
bottles, sopped up the ink with their ml-
tual handkerchicfs, "told" of each other
III about equal proportions, and "madc
up III common eXubcrancc of Sobs and
%t,>airas. They had played at lovers be-
hind The woodpilc, been married by the
rfI%c,,SSpcaher, been divorced by the ''lirst
,'Se' been reunited by the ministers
N'nSiter, and gone to housekeeping in the
va, swamp, at regular intervals, as far
, 'Trh aS Their memory extended. She had
nlue eyes, and never understood vulgar
fractions. lie used to miss. so that She
ln,Sht get TO the head of the class.
INC gay she braided her hair in two little
, "!%nns Gehind, aud tied it with pink lutte
tLa,' itppoh AZ three cents a ward. When
my walked home together he touched +
fyntiy, 10 signify his appreciation and che
,u'ushed like u May flower. II Could ND r na.
hNe peen long after that before Sha ,,, i'W'
FAF ~ SlhSlng-School, and was ant m he ,,'
ing homewith her brother. In anothnr 80 So
When he went to st. Dayid's coIle~c sha
ri!ed herself to sleep, forgot to crimn her
mar, ana said that nOthin. was the mailer
20, OF course, when he came home ON his
ilts' vacation, 1t all happened, rs it could
not very well help happening, and as | sup
! pose IL must go Oh happening to the end Of
III young things dreaming, or of old ones
She sat in the choir in blue
press with White spots, with pink bonnet
.hd PINK checks, and sang in |; very sweet
'''!e country voice, that qulycrcd and curl
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
"a REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE IN
FARMvILLE,. VA.-The undersigned; executor
deceased will sell Mt public auction to the highest
bidder, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY the
9th day Of June, 1889, the following PROPERTY,
and BRfCR DEhLNG wherein tic
said Daniel resided Mt the time Of his death; con
tanning eight rooms above the basement. with pas
LOT with a BRICK KITCHEN, MEAT-HoUsE,
large BRICK HOUSE for servants, and BRICk
STABLE, thereto attached.
Also. at the same time, VIII sell the VACANT
LOT adjoining. now nscd rs a garden; and the
KITCHEN AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
Also will sell mt the same time the LOT near the
warehouse, on which is situated ono OF the largest
and bcst-constructed BRICK TOBACCO FACTo-
RIF:S In Farmvillc and on which lot are two other
BRICK BUILDINGS and Il wcl-built SWEAT
HOUSE. AlRo. n LOT adjacent to The factory, on
which SMITHS SHOP has been erected L. and Is
IMPROVED LOTS belonging to the estate Of said
Daniel situated In the town of Farmvillc.
The above property viii be sold by direction Of
The will OF said George ": Daniel, and the title Is
believed Ia he unqrestionahlc.
The attention Of capitalists Is particularly in
vItcd to the above sale, rs the property Is dcsira-
Immediately after the sale Of the above property
will sell on the ''Buffalo Farm adjoining tho
town Of Farmvile, the personal estate of the said
George W. Daniel, consisting of six MULES
some valuable MICH cows: the stock of
WAGONS. CARTS, PLOWS, and other PLAN
TATION UTENSILS.
Also. n large and valuable lot Of FACTORY
FIXTURES. Consisting Of TOBACCO SCREWS
&c. Also. 4 largeJtot OF WAGON and CART
WHEELS tnewl.,y-z
TERMS OF SALE. rs to tho real estate. will he on
credit of six, twelve. and eighteen months, equal
instruments. witiE interest thereon from day Of
sale, the purchasers to execute notes with good
security for tho same and the title to he retained
until all the purchase money is paid. For the per
sonal property cash will he required for Ill sums
Of $40 and under: for stnls over that amount.
four months credit hearing interest from the day
Of sale, viii he given. the purchasers to execute
notes with approved security for the same.
JOHN W. WILSON,
Executor OF George W. Daniel, deceased.
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cd about the pillars Of the sunny wnlte
Westinghouse like an incense IN an ol,vh
field on a May day, you might nave ITO tam
soryou ,nightnos, s,.a s,,,,,is
rather ouiet. with long hair, and tnc unh IFS
taxable ST. Dayid's shawl, sat beio" III lily
fathers box-pew--and listened; ~. NJ.
Ono SUNDAY It CHANGED that the Rev. mr.
Love. the recently settled and very popuni i,I
sbenherd of the Westinghouse, lels
sermon upon Christian amity, and to sup
oesf as its most fitting musical accompa al
ment HYMN S57 of the "S'4cet Singer of
Israel" Gust introduced). All, you excel
lent mothers with washing days on your
minds, and We fathers stru ggling to keep
your faith under the disco very Of TOMS
first cigar, do you never Inspect in your
, tupid. good hearts, the teal s Of solid COM
r., t rolling into your spectac'.es rs YOU sing,
ono your souls aglow with NIL the hidden
mean 'ngs of fellowship in t he one Master
.'ta,,, they who love not never know-do
ml,', NV. r suspect the firtati ons conducted
you svor that that !, dmirahle hymn? 1T may he very
w ,n,,cb too b. d, but it is very much the case.
r. i n,,;te as bad in me to suggest the sacri-
loco n your Young people. Bless your
;nSd; tenant souls. they stand in need of no
snrgcstion. Ask t, ,em. l do not deny that
i + otrocious in me- to spoil the hymn for
YOU; but that is anoth,' r matter. She then,
in her blue and white dr.. SIS, with sunbeam
struggling through little srround-glass gal
lcry window upon her pink bonnet, sang ::
ssBlcst ne the tie that binds
Our hearts I'm Christian love
The Fellowship OF Kindred mini Is
Is Ike to that above"
It struck him that her voice was less likc
incense now. and more like mclte, silver
which was very good fi>ncv, py:, HWY,
and he would make a note o. IL agall ISL some
indefinite exigincies as class orator.
"Our fears our hopes, our aim I, arc ono,
Our com forts and our cares
fatcrcd the little silver voice; anu SO tlh-
killed. into this:
tWhcn VIC asundcr part
1t gives US inward pain
But we shall still be Joined In heart
And he, turning round with the aud't nee nee,
back to the Rev. Mr.. Love, rs was inc
fashion in the Bloomsbury First chuI en-,
lifted his face to hers, and their fool 'sn
Young ewes met-mct and dropped, and T. nc
work was done.-WGzabeth Stuart Phctp 5.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
AuctiOnCcr and Real Estate agent

VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERY
' AND FIXTURES. ON MOORE STREET
NEAR TO BROOK AVENUE. IN THE CITY
oF RICHMOND. FOR SALE At ATrTIbN.-
\, the request oi the parties Interested shal sell
VI public auction, on the premises. on WEDNES-
DAY the Goth of May. 1863 III O'Clock 7. NJ. that
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY located as
above, having front Of l5d feet on tho north line
ut Moore street running back about 300 feet To
BaCOn's Quarter branch.
The improvements thereon consist Of large nCw
BRICK BUILDING covered with slate. granite
basement. so by 10 feet also one other BRICK
BUILDING ~ by 20 feet: also, large BRICK
STABLE, granite foundation. covered with slate,
10 by % feet besides several SHEDS.
~ the large brick building Is a complct" ! DiS-
TILLERI. FIXTURES, and APPARATUS.
land. about $50. 600. and constitute, as | am in
formed one Of the most complete diSticri"s in
Virginia. A full supply Of pure spring-watcr. con-
vcycd by iron pipes. passes through the whole pro-
rcrty, TINS adding greatly to its value.
\ farge STEAM ENGINE and BOILER and m
additional BOILER of iOo-horsc power will be sold
separate from the real estate.
To persons disposed to embark In the business of
di>tiling or Other manufacturing purposes, this
property presents great attractions. The buildings
can he used for tobacco factory, soap factory or
for almost any kind of manufacturing business
TERMS For tn" real estate. onc-ionrth cash {:
balance at four. eight, and twelve months for ncg"-
table notes. interest added secured by 4 trust
deed. For the personal property four months
credit Tor approved endorsed negotiable paper, i'll
tcrcst added.
my25 W. GODDIN AuCtinuccr.
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SWEARING BY PRoXY.-Wedncsday after
noon Il lady reached the passenger depot in
this city, on one of our railroads, just MS
the train on which she desired to tn Ike pas
sage moved away. She was extremely anX-
iolis to get aboard the train, but was left !:
which, of course, was not right. AS she
stood gazing upon the train, her arms full
Of packages and her eyes full of tears, a
gentleman arrived at the depot on aful run,
With II carpet-sack in his hand, his coat Oh
his arm, and his face streaming with per-
Spiration. He, too, wanted to take the
same train, but, alas! was too late. As he
looked on The train, now fast moving away,
lie set down his caipet-bag, wiped his face,
and, smiling upon him with lady's sweet
ness, said THANK you, sir" He had I'M
doubleday expressed her sentiments OK
actly.-Dayton (O) Ledger.
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BAD LATIN.-Thc Montgomery Mail,
which diScourscs so pleasantly in the fol-
lowing article, must have been in Virginia
lately. We have seen some Latin recently
of which we were ut once reminded when
we read Hoe est dliud rcna':
"Oncc upon 4 time there lived in GER
tain little village Il priest who knew about
as much Latin as Il fish. One day they
brought him an infant, just born, to be bap-
tied instead of looking into his book, he
attempted to recite from memory the formula
OF the eXorcism.
Abb, said he, adj, male spirtc
- But the Devil, who invented grammar,
was not in the humor to suffer himself to be
driven off by 4 solccism.
" PeSsinae gramnldttcc, cried he, to the
great terror OF the assistants.
1.-The priest saw that he had made Il
blundcr, but he took his courage in both
hands, so to speak, and said with Il trcm-
bling voice
"A6i. male spiritu!
ITO this the Devil, still on his guard, re-
Piled coolly, Mate prius, n,nc pcj"s:
The priest furiously shouted, A0', male
Spt1liaS .a.
SIC dcbutsti deere prius, responded the
Dcyil-and he quietly took his departure.
They tell the same story in another way
i'll Germany. ESi tn &C cOJp0, said the priest
proudly. Nolo, replied the Devil. Chr tn
noirtS 2QuiG, answered the Devil inso-
lnntly, guid tn male Any,sis. Hoe est dltud
ran, said the priest majestically, and ne re-
tired with dignity"
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneersyasld Real Estate Agents,
No. 1882 Main street.

Two SMALL FRAME TENENIENTS.
l on TIE EHST SIDE OF TWENTY FIFTH
STREETS. FOR SALE Ar ATCTTON.-Wc viii
sell ut public auction. on TUESDAY the 2ith day
of Nav. 1859. at O'Clock i. NJ. on the premises
two small FRAME TENEMENTS lOcatrd a. de
>cribcd containing two rooms each. with the usual
&C.. At present occupied by tenants at
fair rents. The lots front each ~ feet. running
back - feet.
TERMS At sale.
LYME & BROTHER.
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BY Wellington Goddin,

TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS, on
1 TIE EAST SIDE OF ADAMS BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
ATCTION.-Will he sold AT auction. on the
premises. on THURSDAY the 9th May. 1889, at
o'clock L. NJ. those TWO FRAMED TENE-
MENTS located shove lin rear Of the Clay
street Methodist church,. The LOTS each front 30
feet run back l3J feet To an alley. One OF the tene-
mcnts contains I'll ght rOO!aS and the other six
rooms with good Kitchens to each, and well and
hy,irant water to each. The ncighborho0d IS 4
good one
TERMS : Onc-third cash the balance at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
secured by 4 trust deed.
my Il W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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AUCTrON sALEs-.This Day.
By Thomas w. Keesee. Auctioneer,
..-.s-.-.-.g Ns. 1sI7 Mnfn street. E6'G

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS,
II &C. At AUCTION.-I will sell at my store
THIS MORNING. commencing Mt 10 O'Clock.
GRAND PLANO. scven-octave, made by F.
wALNnT CHAMBER SUIT. consisting OF
WARDROBE. BEDSTEAD, CABINET,
and WASHSTAND. with marblc-tops
TABLE and four CHAIRS,
large EXTEN SION DiN1NG-TABLES,
BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS.
MATTRESSES
FEATHER BEDS.
l beautiful ROSEWOOD CRIB,
| piece NEW CARPET.
niece NEW OTLCLOTH, wide
ROCKING CHAIRS
MAHOGANY SOFAS,
MAHOGANY WhRDROBES,
MAHOGANY SHOWCASES,
Large FRENCH-PLATE MIRROR,
WINDOW SHADES,
CROCkERY and GLASSWARE,
PLATFORM SCALES.
l ARCTIC SODA FOUNTAIN. In perfect or
der with large marblc-slab, silver holders,
and tumbers;
l SODA-FOUNTAIN APPARATUS.
l elegant SILVER-PLATED SHOWCASE,
mv2t THOS. W. KEESEE. Auctlonccr.
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nv l-2awiw

T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF \ HIGHLY
j IMPROVED FARM IN TIE COUNTY OF
HESRlC0. THREE MILES ABOVE RICH
MOSD, ON THE WESTEAM TURNPIKE.
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND ONE
ACRES.-By virtue of Il deed Of trust made on
the eth day of December. 1867, to the subscriber
from Mrs. Catherine :. Elsom, recorded in the
clerks Office Of the county OF Hcnrico. to secure
the payment of certain negotiable note for IL 900
there mentioned. with Interest, and default hay
Ing been made In the payment Of said negotiable
note and ut the request OF the beneficiary i'll said
deed, and in accordance with the terms thereof
will offer for sale at public auction. on the pre-
misses, on MONDAY the 18th day Of May, lsta, at
O'Clock Il. NJ. the real estate conveyed in said
deed being TRACT OF LAND containing ONE
HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES, with improve
mcnts thereon, bounded on the south by the West
ham road the east by the land of Michael
Wincklcr; on the north and west by the lands
purchased of Edwin Hill by John Lawton.
Possession given IN time to seed crop this fall,
and entire possession given lst January next.
TERMS Sufficient in cash to pay the said neSo-
table note with interest from 27th December,
1865. and to pay the cost of suit and expenses of
sale, subject to prior incumbrancc for the unpaid
purchase money amounting to Sd, Ids. So with inte-
rest on s. 099 So from the 18th April 1853; and
T3 "a from the nth April. 1867 and to any
residue OF the proceeds OF sale on such terms rs
the said Elsom shall prescribe and direct. The
land Is equal to the best In Heurlco county, and
has been greatly improved by fertilizers and the
buildings arc all new and are most beautifully and
myis GEORGE r. BAGBY Trustee.
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(tOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF NALU-
OF CUMBERLAND.-In pursuancc"f decree
9Th day oil March, 1869. in the suit Of I.innTuS H.
ministrator with the win annexed Of William ;.
Norton deceased. and others. defendants. the un-
dersigned, commissioner appointed by said decree,
will sell on the premises. on SATURDAY the 2s.h
day Of May, 1862 SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
TWO AND SEVEk-EIGHTHS ACRES OF
LAND, situated on Appornattox river in Cumbcr-
land county. and Of which DR.. William ;. Morton
died seized: aud also the rcversionary interest In
the TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES OF
LAND adjoining the said tract held by flvira &.
Morton, the widow OF said William :. Morton, for
her life rs her dover.
The improvements on the tirst-namcd tract Of
land consist Of FRAMED DWELLING with
four rooms In good repair. and the usual out
houses. On The dover j. 4 FRAMED DWELLING
with nine rooms. and the usual 0ut-building$.
This land is within seven miles OF Farmvillc, on
the Sculhsidc railroad, has i considerable amount
of river lowgr0unds, and is considered one OF the
best estates in this part 81 Virginia.
TERMS or SALE: Viii he credit Of six. twelve.
and eighteen months, equal instruments except rs
To cash enough To pay expenses OF salcl, The plr-
chaser to give bonds with approve security, aud
the title to be held until al the purchase money Is
paid.
The commissioner has authority hy said decree
10 sell tho said land as whole or in parcels, and
will Accommodate purchasers In dividing the same
if.t appears advantageous 10 do so on the day Of
sale. JOHN T. WILSON,
my l-otawfw Commits slOncr.
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by James VI. Taylor, Auctionccr,
Office sol Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
Y CITY OF RICHMOND, ON EIGHTH BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS OPPO-
SITE THE SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, FOR SALE
AT hUCTION.-By virtue of decree pronounced
by the Conrt Of Hastings uf the city of Richmond
In The suit IN equity therein depending by the style
of Allen and others u.s. Warrington and others on
the 9th day Of November, 1868, the undersigned.
special commissioners appointed by said decree.
will offer for snc ut public auction. on the prcmi-
ses, on MONDAY the Dist of May, lsGa, at o clock
F. W.. If fair If not, the next fair day thereafter
the valuable LOT OF LAND, with the improve
ments thereon, situated above described. The
lot front, the west side Of Eighth street about
- feet, and runs back about 10 feet. being 4 part
Of the lot known as 40 in the plan nf The city The
improvements consist Of large thrcc-stOry framed
building.
From its central location. and being OPPOSITE the
Spotswood Hotel, 1t is rendered one OF the most de-
Sirablc lots In that part Of the city.
TERMS OF SALE: Dnc-fourth cash: The balance
At six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes interest added title retained until the notes
are paid and Il conveyance ordered by the court
+. Y. CANNON,
EATON NANCE.
Special Commissioners
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auction
10
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctfunccr and Real Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE RES IDENCE,
WITH THREE ACRES OF LAND At
TACiIED. on TIE WEST LINE OF BROOK
ROAD. 4 SHORT DISTANCE NORTH or BA-
CONS QUARTER BRANCH. FOR SAJE.-At
the request of Mr. William Slcdd whose feeble
health units him for housekeeping, offer for sale
his VALUABLE RESIDENCE, located rs above,
with upwards III three acres Of land attached. eN-
tending from the Brook road across Bacon street
TO Bacons Quarter branch. The improvements
consist Of largc BRICK RESIDENCE contain
Ing about ten rooms. large brick kitchen with four
rooms stable. carriage house and the usual out
buildings. This IS regarded rs II very desirable
piece al property.
Prize" reasonable. and terms accommodating.
Apply 10 my 2l-3t W. GODDIN.
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IT. y. AIhINSVN- UT., I TUsICV.
HILL & GODDlN, Aucti0nccrs. my II

GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
> MECKLENBURG COUNTY, YA.-By virtue
of a decree of the circuit court of Mccklcuburg
county rendered at the April term thereof lS69, Ia
the case Of Mcllwanc, Son K Co. RS. James VI.
Blanks \. Il. Crowdcr, and others, | shall.
on TUESDAY the sth day Of June 1869, sell, upon
In" premises, to the highest bidder, ut public auc-
ton. the tract Of land which A. 3. Crowder now
resides, lying on tho waters Of Blucstorc creek, In
said county. within mile of Roanoke river. and
twelve miles from Scottsburg depot, on the Rich
mord and DaIyile railroad. containing FIVE
HUNDRED AND SlXTY-EIGHT AID ONE
HALE ACRES. This tract Is for the most part cx-
cccdlngy fertile and productive, aud has upon II
handsome dwelling. with all necessary out-build-
logs. more minute description Is deemed unne-
ccssary as 1t Is supposed that persons desiring TO
purchase VIII examine the property. Possession
to be given on the LIST day Of January. Isle, with
The privilege TO the purchaser Of seeding u wheat
crop.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third Of the purchase mo-
ney 10 be required In cash. and to the residue n
credit of six and twelve months, the purchaser To
execute bonds for the deferred payments, carrying
Interest from the day OF sale and the title to the
property to be retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money Is paid.
;, S. L, JOHNSON, COMMISSIONS,
my li-dtd Boydton, Ya.
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GALE OF LAND IN CUMBERLAND
- COUNTY.-Thc undersigned, commissioners
appointed by decree Of the circuit court Of Cum
bcrland county made on the 9th day of March.
1862 In the suit Of Ann NJ. Pcttus rs. Petus's adj
minstrator, &C.. they will sell at public auction,
on MONDAY the a4th day of May. 1850, that being
court-day.) the TRACT OF LAND OF which Hugh
NJ. Pcttus died seized. known as '.BCRLEIGH
HALL" situated within half mile Of Cumbcr-
land Courthouse. containing FOUR HUNDRED
AND FORTI-NlNE ACRES.
The improvements consist of 4 large and very
handsome two-story brick dwelling with six rooms
above the basement, and all necessary cabins and
out-houScs.
Terms Of sale will he credit OF SIX twelve.
eighteen and tweuty-four months equal install
mcntS. the purchaser To execute bonds with good
security for the purchase money, and the title to be
retained until all the purchase money Is paid.
+. ID. IRVING.
JOHN X. WILSON,
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BY Hill Il Goddln.
Real Estate Agents and AuctionccrS,
No, l.UJ Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
4 LOT ON MADDOX HILi.-By virtue OF Il
deed Of trust executed 10y Anthony Holmes la the
subscriber, dated 7th January, 1889 and regularly
recorded In the Hastings Court nf the city at Rlclt
mond. shall sell on THURSDAY the 27'h May,
l-6s 1T 5 q clock +. NJ, OH the premises, the
HOUSE now occupied by said Holmes, OH Maddox
Hill near Iittiepagc street. House with four
rooms: kitchen and stable. LOT 81 by 49, feet.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash for SO much is VIII de-
fray expenses OF sale and satisfy note for 800
with cost of protest. and balance on such terms AS
said Holmes may direct.
II. \. ATKINSON, Jg., Trustee.
HILL & GODDlN, Aucti0nccrs. my II