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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-18
Splra Of yetferspn,
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS, 1874.
THE REV. ALPHBUS W. WILSON.

A correspondent of tho Baltimore Gazette
writing from Emory Grove Canp Meeting,
after referring to an excellent sermon de-
livsrsd BY the above eminent divine, says:
"RsV. Dr.. Wilson is the son of Rev. Norval
Wilson, of Winchester, aud before the war was
. member of the old Baltimore Conference.
On the organization of the Baltimore Confer
euce of the NJ. Z. Church South, he united
with that body, of which he is now one of it's
most prominent members. His health failing
few years since, he was admitted to the Bar,
and became an active lawyer, on Fayette street,
near ST. Paul. Some Eve years since he again
entered the ministry, aud at present is Pre-
siding Elder in his church, and residing IN
Washington. He is about thirty>five years
of age, with black, piercing eye and an
agreeable couutenance which lighteus up with
peculiar radiance under the inspiration of his
sermons. His position at the last General
Conference of the NJ. Z. Church South in
Louisville, Kentucky, was Chairman on Fra
ternal Relations with the NJ. 4. Church, aud
made the report to that body on that subject:
and also a number of speeches of marked
ability and forensic power. As speaker, DR..
Wilson is distinguished for great deliberation
and thought. His utterance is slow and
measured, each word and sentence forming
gentle flow Of elequence which distinguishes
him as one of the finest speakers in the
Church. There is a marked ruggeduess
manifested in his style, showing that his
natural character remains intact, though he
has passed through that routine of study pre-
paratory to entering on the work of the Chris
tian ministry. The peroration of the speaker
surpassed anything yet heard on the ground.
Unlike DIR. Guard, he reserves his strength
nd kloo IL nE IL al Al
terances of his subject, when his beauty of
imagery and flights of imagination carry the
audience away in whirlwind of religious
ecstasy"
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Remarkable Phenomenon.

BucKLAND, PRtNcE WILLIAM Co., VA,
Aug. 3.-Yesterdny Sunday afternoon a.
bout sunset the ladies At the rcsidepce Of
we'll known citizen, near this place, Witnessed
. remarkable phenomenon, the like of which
has never occurred here before, and doubt
less will never happen again. It will be
remembered that We arc situated about forty
miles west from Washington, and that the
highest elevations near us will not afford a
view beyond the heights of Centreville.
While strolling in the fields one of the ladies,
in admiEing the glorious sunset, allowed her
eye 70 sweep round tho grand picture present
cd in the skies, when suddenly her attention
Was arrested by nothing moro or less than a.
panofAma Of the capitol At Washington, with
the river flowing Atits base, painted With
most startling faithfulness and surprising
beauty on che clouds in the direction Of TIE.
city. She immediately called tho Attcntiop
Of her oompanion, a,young lady Of thirtsen or
fourteeE ears, 70 tho singnlnf drhf rrffeIli
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Why A CHILD Lo1sEs sUoAR.-The cfrse
wing of children fol sweets is well known "a
be one Of the t2Pst imperious of their aua
petites. Il hss referepce probably to that
oeaseless activity which strawberries the ace,
Of Childhood Il may be that sugar performs
in their Systems the part enacted By fatty sub
stances in the bodies Of adults. As it Indur.
goes oxidation-is burnt mp, circulating with
the blood Il may be the source Of the power
which enables them to keep in motion from
morning 70 night. Besides this, it is known
that it renders easier and more perfect the de
gestiOn Of the albuminous food upon which
their growth depends. In respect to the Of
fees it is therefore nearly essential to their
well being. And yet how strange, for gen-
erations, has been the prejudice against sugar.
Under what difficulties, and in the face Of
what discouragements and protests, have our
children obtained the luxury7
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How TO INSERT Screws III PLAsrER
WALLs.-The following note on this subject
was originally published by ms, and has lately
been going the rounds of the press. Il e
worth reproducing, for it is often desirable to
insert screws in plastered walls without at.
taching them to any woodwork, but when We
turn them in. the plaster gives way and our
effort is in vain. And yet screw may be in.
serted in plaster 50 as to hold light pictures,
etc, very firmly. The best plan is to enlarge
the hole to about twice the diameter of the
screw, moisten the edges of the hole thorough.
y with water, and tlI it with plaster of Paris,
such as is used for fastening the tops of flampe,
etc, and bed the screws in the soft plaster.
When the plaster has set, the screws viii be
held very strongly.
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B@ It is stated that NO less than ninety
railway companies in the United States have
suspended payment of interest on their bonds,
and that the total amount of bonds thus dis
honored amounts to nearly three hundred mil
lions of dollars; direct consequence of the
panic.
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A CARD.

A The lease of our Store does not expire until
IA LIST of August, We have concluded to keep up
our stock in the Domestic Line. We will continue
TO sell our entire stock At Cost. We would offer
great inducement to any person ~i.hing to buy
our complete stock. Call and look nt the bargains
~e can Offer you Parties indebted us, will
February }. 1874. j. ROSE BRO.
PRESERVE YOUR FURS AND WOOLENS
pY using Anti Moth Cedar Soap, Can phorated-.
y elective aud eeonomieaI-just received and for
sale By c. Z. BELLER.
SODA WATERI SODA WATERlI
II Am prepared to furnish this delightful bow
erage, to suit all tastes. With crushed Ice or
aot. sJphon Bottles to supply families:
Invitation 10 extended to the Spirit EMPLOYEES
"A try IL free. and all other friends at II tickets
for 0l.O0. GEO. T. LIGHT.
May 26, 1874.
Il AXToNS Alpha Pea. the earlieGt and most
IL delicate favored OF all the Blue wrinkled n
rieties. being more productive and more desirable
than the celebrated Mclean Little Gem, capnot
fail to please all lovers Of good Peas Don't fail to
give them trial c. Z. BELLER.
March 10, 1874.
lust received Navy Blue. (PuFpie Tinge,l Gray
q Mixed and Gold Mixed Water Proof Cloth
Cotton Laps, Canton Fhnnels, Gum and Arctic
oyerShoeSs and q lot OF good Home. Made Yarn
goeks. FIT. GROVE.
December 9. 1873.
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% The Richmond Enquirer says that
when John Browns famous Harper's Ferry
raid occurred in 1859, j. Wilkes Booth, the
Assassination of Lincoln, was playing an en-
gsgement at the Richmond Theatre, and vol
unteered and left that city as . member of the
Grays to aid in putting down that disturbance.
He proved to be well>versed in military tao
tics aud an efficient soldier.
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WE1GHTY MEN OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Four of our Harrison county friends met in
Mr.. Spates' store on the 25th inst, and were
weighed in the balance )" their aggregate
weight amounted to 1881 pounds; namely,
Thomas Homer 295, Truman Elliott 295,
Isaac Lynch 80, George Sheets 4433.
TCLorksburo Sun.
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BLACKBERRY WINE.-Put the berries IN
. large tub; to every gallon of berries pour
ON . pint of boiling water. Bruise them win
. maIlet, and let them remain until next day.
strain through thick cloth. To every GAL
Ion Of juice add two and half pounds of
sugar. Drain again and put into cask
cover the bung with muslin put in q cool
place. Shake the cask daily until fermentas
ton ceases; cork it tight. and by September
IL viii be ready for use, but improves with
age. This recipe has been followed for ten
years and never failed.
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NOAH WALKER CO.,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction Of a plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send on application their improved aud accurate
RULES FOR SELF. LF.NfEASUREDfENT,
and full line Of samples from their i'm stock
of Cloths. Cassirneres, Coatings, shirtings, &C.,
order their Clothing and Shirts direct from them,
with the certainty of receiving garments of
The Very --latest Style
And Most Perfect FIT
attalnable. Goods ordered will be sent by Express
to any part of tho country. As is well known
the Southern States they have for Forty
three Years excelled in all departments ts of their
business, which is a substa taI guarantee the
character of the Goods they will send out. A largo
and we'll assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand. together with a full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
At POPULAR PRICES
When Goods sent per Express C. o. o., there
will be no collection charge on amounts of $50 and
Goods AID Price List free On application The At.
t~ntion of the Trade is invited to our Wholesale
Department, which is alwsys kept up tothe highest
standard.
NOAH WALKER & CO..
Clothing and Furnishing G Goods, eithar
ready made or made to order.
l65 and 167 Baltimore Street,
BALTIsIoRE, MD.
April 1871.
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BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

B~The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUBJ
soR1rT1oN for the esprit of Jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. D. McGL1NoY-Sh Shepherdsto,cn.
JOHN P. KERFoor-Martinsbur
CHAs. R. LEE-Berryvi2ie.
JOEL W. ROBERTS
ADAM LINK, Jr.-Du6felds Depot.
JAS. W. BARNHART- JnionuiZe.
NJ. W. BURR-Brorn's Shop.
E. n. RoBEnrs-Kearneysui
HENRY 8. LEAGUE-Leetotcn.
STEPHEN s. DA1eRN, Trustee.
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sank into the river and,
The lady would doubtless hl.'De Ief,|
frightened had she not rem. 1dsed
stories told Of phantom ships' bitten seen I'M
the clouds BY sailors At sea, the phiosonhv of
which is NO more or less than reflection and
easily accounted for sciebfifcalIy. q. Il G,
fGor 4KeraadyiG Gas<l,s
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COAL AND WOOD YARD,

WASHINGTON & LIPPITT
WILL keep on hand constant supply Of COAL
w of all kinds. and Sawed and Split WOOD,
which they will furnish and deliver In ities to
salt euStoners for Cash. Orders left at Yard.
Esr Samuel street and B. 4 o. R-R.
o. Cash paid for Bones.
Juae 10. iS73-ly
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE ofPassen ger Train arriving and de-
~ parting At Harper's Ferry Station:
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Cincinnati Express via W ashiu gton.. 10 26. A. NJ.
81 Louis (" l0.O4. p. NJ.
Mail Train I" old tr'k I2. 60 M
Winchester Acc'n' '' g sos, P. M.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Cincinnati Express via Warrington. s.o4, A. M.
81. Louis Express via washin gton.... 7.o5, p. NJ.
Mail Tram via Old Track to all points. I.06, p. NJ
Winchester Ac'n '' 6.45, A. NJ.
Trains on Main Stem make close connections at
Harper's Ferry with trains running on W P. s.
Division to strasburg and points farther South
AT Hagerstown Junction with trains for Hag gers-
town, &c.
Through Tickets to all prominent points West.
South, East and North.
Ticket Office open for all passenger trains, day
and night. Comfortable faclitie. for waiting pas
seng"rs. Alb. WOOD, Agent.
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SPRING TRADE.
MATCHMAKING

II WOULD inform the public that haveEF1
i taken Window at Mr.. S. H. wooddy's I'll
Shoe Store, adjoining the Store of Mr.. David e1l1
Howell Main ST., Charlestown. where I will =
Business in all it's branches. 1 will always be
found at my place of business. ready to accom-
mediate my patrons at the shortest notice.
Work guaran nteed and prices moderate.
JEWELRY neatly repaired in the most SUBJ
stantial manner. call is solicited.
April II. lS74-1y. 81. A BURTON
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BALTIMORE CARDS.

HAvE received upwards ofFIFTY FIRST PRE-
> I NUNS, and are among the best now made.
Prices low as the exclusive OF the very best
materials aud the most thorough workma anship will
the piano purchasing public, of the South especi.
ally, unite in the unanimous verdict of the
periority of the STIEFF PIANO. The DURABLE
TY OF our instruments 10 fully established by
SIXTY SCHOOLS AND CoLLEG ES in the South,
using over 500 of our Pianos.
Sole Wholesale Agents for several of the prin-
eipal manufacturer of Cabinet md Parlor Organs;
prices from $50 to 5000. A liberal discount
Clergymen and Sabbath Schools.
large assortment of Second Hand Pianos at
prices ranging from S75 to $500. always hand.
Send for illustrated Catalogue, containing the
names of over 2 900 Southerners, who have bought
and are using the Stteff Piano.
w.r.room.. No On Libsfty sas 81. IT, .saItol. Md.
Fiaetori.s 81 and IS Camden ST., and IS aud 47
Perry ST. April %, 1874.
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"H you owe for your paper, pay up.
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I AIDES Particular Auent ntion is called TO tho
- magnificent stock of MILLINERY GOODS at
Goidsmith's Twin Fronts. room in the rear of
store l9 10 prepared for the exhibition ind FASH
ionable Milner 10 in constant attendance. The
styles are the very latest, and perfectly beautiful
Prices less than could be lima gined.
eo-Can carly and make your selections.
October !, 1873.
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The infdel read, "For tho preaching ofi
the cross is TO them that perish, fooiishs
ness, but INTO us which are saved, il is the
power of God"
The infdel hung his head. and ever after
studied the Bible, and soon believed it 70 be
Gods power to salvation.
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ruBL1sHED WEEKLY,

OFFICE IN "LEE HALL" BUILDING.
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TERMS OF sUBsCRIPTION....The Paper
Will be furnished to subscribers At s.. SO mar
aunum, In Advance.
when not paid strictly In Advance. $500
Will positively he charged.
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I'LL NEVER FORGIYE HIM.

.sssa'LL never forgive hin-nsve.
"Never is hard word, John" said
the sweetfaced wife Of John Locke, as she
looked up amcment from her sewing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-12
!. REAL .';IllI ESTATE EXCHANGE,
10. 1903 IAN STREET,
lsALhs hYk sh:. MONDAY AT ~ O'CLOCK :
kEHBZas OF TIE EXT,
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE nav.

At RICHAOND REAL ESTATE EyrU ~, =,
By Grnbbs & Williams,
Filso5t 1t the Real Estate Exchange
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-12
By Isbel & Son, -
Real Estate Agents and Auct1oneers,
M. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIRE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
DWELLINGS on THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAR.
SHALL STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND AID.
AbiS STREETS, AND 4 VERY DESltABLE
FARM OF ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE ACRES:
ABOUT THREE MILES WEST OF III Gil
Or RICHMOND, ON THE DEEP-RUN TURN.
PIKE.-In pursuance OF 4 decree " the Glrcult
Court Of the county Of Henrico, entered on the 3t
Iiay of May, 1874. in the suit OF Underwood Is
Underwood ct ais, the undersigned as special com.
missioner appointed for the purpose. viii proceed
to sell the real estate therein mentioned at paohc
auction, as follows-to wit On MONDAI The 1SlI
anon The premises, the THREE TWO-ST0Rf
FRAME DWELLINGS situated as above stated
formerly owned by James NJ. Underwood, de-
ceased, having four rooms each. with Kitchens OIL
two rooms. together with the LOTS, fronting To-
cethpr rs feet and running BACK about lO3 rect 10
Immediately after the sale OF the aboVe-lnell-
toned dwellings, at the same place, VIII be sold INC
desirable FARM OF an0ut TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES. mentioned in said decree, lying and being
in the county Of Hcnrico, and Situated as aooFe-
stuffed.
The improvements are two-story dwelling and
all necessary out-houSes. With bcauflful mower
garden, we'll set with great variety Of flowers and
cycrgrccus and shrubbery, snd well OF 1000 wafer
In the yard.
This farm Is { 7mlrably adapted to raising vece-
tables of every dcscrGli and It's contGullJ 70 tue
purposes: and In addition TO these there Is young
orchard OF about 500 trees OF variety OF fruits OF
the most choice kinds.
TERMS: One-fonrth cash; balance At six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with IN
tercst added and title retained til the whole nr-
CHASE money Is paid and conveyance 0reerea ny
the court. a. X. COOkINEa,
NV = Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-12
by Lyme &c BrothcE,
Real Estate Aucliongcrs,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TW g
" NEAT FKk11E ED TENEMEETS SITUATED
ON THE EAS ST LINE OF ADAMS BETW ZEN
CLAY AND LEtiH STkEhTS, AND Mp, SIX NICE
BUILDING LOTS SITUATED On The SouniI
ADAMS STR EE'rS. FOR SALEBY AUCTION
The undersigned special commissioners appointed
by the Chanccrw Court OF the tity OF Richmond in
The suit styled Newly administrators U.s. Horner
administrator, &C, entered on the 2Sth day OF
ADr STA, shall i'll execution OF said decree sell
MT pu ilic auc Ion, OH the premises, on MUNDHIthe
Sth day of May, 1874, at O'Clock =. NJ. in order
named. the following real estatc-to w.t.
lst Two lots with neat france tenements thereon,
containing about five rooms sSch and usual oul-
houses fronting on the cast Guc of Adams street
respectively. % and 22 TIP .Hy ITO feet each, 10
. an alley q feet wide.
Cd. -Four beautiful building lots, commencicE at
the intersection OF the cast line of Adams street
with tie south line Of Leigh street. and fronuRg.an
the last named street each 80 by 81 feet, to an al
ley 1.5-12 feet wide.
80. Two nice lots adjouing, with an old framed
house thereon, fronting On the south line OF Leigh
street. respectively, and &2a by lao feet, each
TO al alley 10 tet wide.
TERMS: Une-fourlh cash; the residue at ELK,
twelve, aud eighteen months, for negotiable Hetcs
Interest added title 10 be retained until same is
paid and n conp. vance ordered 10y the court.
CHARLES 81. L URNER,
MILAN /. CLuPTON,
WILLIAM AMBERS,
W. W. COSBY.
Special Commissioned.
Sale conducted by LYME a. BROTHER, Auction
GERS. :Inyl2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-12
BY Grubbs C Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

FT,HE ELEGANT BRICK RESIDENCE
& AND HANDSOME GROUNDS, SITUATED
AT TIE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FRANZ
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE WRIT ROBIN
son, DECEASED, AND NOW KNOWN AS THE
.RICHMOND CLUBHOUSE" TO BE SOLD
BY AUCTION, UPON THE PREMISES, ON
MONDAY, 18TH MAY, AT 6O'CLOCk P. NJ
The residence has thirteen rooms, besides base
ment, closets, and billiard-rooms, store-rooms; Z
kitchen with six rooms, and the usual conTe-
pienceS. t...#.. 1885, :,
No property in The city is more admired for the
STYLE and character OF the improvements, Tor us
eligible situation at of the most desirable points,
and for the handsome grounds, Astounding In nnc
shade and fruit trees, shrubbery and flowers, now
in their prime.
l63 Al feet. and will ~ sold in subdivisions &C
cordipg to plan to be 1t our office, showing
choice lot OF Sc feet at the corner, suitable o or
lot. With the house, and two more beautiful lots
west OF the house-all to run back to wide alley
to be opened IN the rear.
Persons interested are Invited to call and examine
the plan. ~
No sucl, property as this can be again presented
for SALE Is 1t offers frst-class property In every re-
spect. n, ~,
fourth cash; one-fourth in twelve months; the re-
maining half OH credit running TO tive years, at
cent, PAYABLE semi-annually, and all credit pay
fneuts 70 he secured by deeds Of trust
By request of the administrator and trustee, act
ing under the win Of Writ Robinson, deceased.
:. 49, GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
.n0S AuctionceYs.
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Ar1f.rrON 6ALE3-Tutnfe Days.
:, EyLyne d Brother,
zeal Estate Agents and Aucssoneet''
e5. - No. 12la Main street.

VALUABLE TRUCK FARM 7. IAN.
MsoaAEicsyiLLg T;.:sEr!kE. KS ! g WEsf AZ
s6SETs sc4 ABOUT EVE lMdl EkEiso f hUc
TiON.-We shall at the request OF pit: gonn an m,
Rrosdts sell at public auction, on the prem NJ
wEDNEsD Az the 18Th day Of Nay In now occu.
piled ~ him. located as above described au}onine
.e lands Of Rinford Cstiip and az os hich ar
SEyRSTY-SlX ACRES, seventy o, ot in wood
There Is ON the place very good orchard OF a
sorted several fine ee sIIttn to IN M
pWEifLIS Containing SIX rooms ktIsdd int;
bic, barn, &C. II desired 1t will DC suo"i'lo'"
ne 1Iu terns Of sale win be exceedingly ho'fA'
and announced at the ho TYNE & BROTHER,
Aucstoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-12
BY Lyie Il Brother
Ayrt;onecrs and Real Eststc Agents,
1912 SIain'StsceS-

fYNRBSTEE'S SALE OFF A LOT WiSH A
IL FKk,iED HOUSE TiiEREQN;, slTT :, Al ,l Ei
>STREET AND THE NEW. BRIDGE ROAD, On
Isi0H PILL, yUST EEiVN W tIS CUaPoKA
vIrI,e .of a certain deed OF trust from Gatharine
to the ua5signsd dated on NJ aS1S
s,Uu,.tv Court, In d b. sH, page 626 S1e under.
s,iglpj, being required by The beneficiary In said
deed.~yin sell public sastiou on the premises
p M, the abov,-e,e<criaea LOT WIFI a SM ALL
FRA FED Tt.NEM r.NT thereon contxning about
tllrec rooms. &c, rs by 90 feet.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash TO defray expenses OF
sale and TO pay Itf The following nSsaaapie notes
First. note oil Catfarine A. Reek, dated 9th
Nag, 1872. and payable twelve monks after date,
for s22S.2l.
S,coud. a note ot" Cafharnc A. Brck, dated 9th
May, 1872, aud rIyable twenty-faur months after
'Ja-e.
I he residue OF the purchase money lf any, on
krch terms wiz sic maze "knowsat the hour OF
sale CHAhLES n. hoSt.-
myl2 Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-12
a-sE BY James N. Taylor & Son, 49,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ofIce corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF one
" HUNDRED AND NIEETY-FIYE DESlEA'
BILE BUILDING LOTS In ALIENS trh l44sy,
FRONTING ON CARY, ThYL0R, CHAfs!iin1'
HARyIE, WALLACE, DANCE, MD MD, , ,Afs5i !,
LAND .STREETS, BETWEEN Re; RESE E. :, F0 ~
AND RANDOLPH STREETS, IN THAI PAfl
OF The CITY! OF RICHMOND KNOW NJ
SIDNEY.-By virtue Of . decree OF The Cnanceiry
Court OF the city Of Richmond pronounced on ihe
10Th day Of. January, 1874, In the case OF souin,
all 49, Aliens e1ecutrix, &C., We the underslgne
commissioners thereby appointed, Will proceed 70
sell ut public auction, unon the premises, on MN
DAY the Srh day OF May, 1874, ut 81 O'Clock r.
M. those beautiful LOTS as above located, each
having front of 80 feet and running back 12o
feet to an alley ID feet Wide. 1 ..ay, i
All OF these lots are beautifully located, and nave
recently been welt graded, which adds greatly TO
their value. TO capitalists and others TINS safe pre-
sents a most favorable chance to secure at Whole
sale or retail lots which must certainly prove pro
ftable to those who may purchase them either 1or
speculation or for solid investment.
The sale will be continued from day 70 day al the
same hour until completed. Plats OF TINS properly
can be obtained by applying ut the ONCE OF the
'TERWS: One-fourth cash. the balance in three
equal install for negotiable notes al siI
twelve and eight cen months, with per cent. lnte-
rest added, and the title retained until the whole
purchase money is paid and conveyance l. Or
dercd BE- the court. MARY A. ALLEN,
~, % THOMAS 1t. He" TT.
Special Commissioners
JAMES M TAYLOR 6 Son, AuctoneerS. my9