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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-22
The Southern Historical Society.

The highest duty of every Southerner who
would see the fair fame of his dead brothers
rescued from oblivion or aspersion, says the
Petersburg Inder and appeal, is to assist in the
collection of suitable material for history of
the war from Southern standpoint. 1t is
impossible that any of those who regarded the
whole struggle in the ight of rebellion could
do Justice to the motives or to the actions OF
men who believed they were fighting in a just
war of liberty and independence. If the task
Of presenting to posterity, for its judgment, a
fair statement and vindication of our people is
ever to be discharged, it must be assumed by
the South and the Southern people; and if
they fail, the history of the great civil contest
will be partizan, prejudiced, and for all practi-
cal purposes worthless. Even our enemies
might we'll desire, if for no higher motive than
curiosity, to hear what we have to say in our
own defence. And our own people, bound by
every sacred tie to the past, to its record and
its actions, must feel the need of some syste-
matte effort to rescue the justice of history
from perversion to maintain the truth against
sectional misrepresentation, and to keep dis
tinct and clean the names of the dead who gave
their priceless lives to the defence of the South
ern States.
There is nothing political, nothing disloyal,
in such q purpose; and such is the mission OF
the Southern Historical Society. The head
quarters of the Association are at Richmond.
General Early is the President, and Rev. j..
William Jones, D. D., is the Secretary. We are
gratified to know that the Society has already
accumulated considerable store of valuable
documents and other material of history, in its
archives in the State capital. 1t is providing
for the great work which must be at some time
undertaken by a worthy champion and chronl-
cler of the Confederate struggle. The expense
incident to this labor of love and of sacred duty
is not large, but has to be betrayed by the
sale of memberships, both life and annual.
The life memberships cost $50; and annual
memberships So per year. We hope that the
efforts now being put forward in the Society
behalf will realize an immediate and liberal
success luC tOUClCIS VIII oOoH NoHHSHNS VIC
publication of valuable papers and pamphlets,
and these, we learn, are to be sent as soon as
issued to all the members of the Society. Let
it be remembered that time is precious in re-
spect to the rescue and proper preservation of
the material out of which a just and fit record
of the war is to be constructed by the Southern
historian. The material itself decays, is scat
tered, and is lost, with every day, and its COL
lection become an undertaking of greater diff
Guilty and cost Let the Society be strength
ened so that no embarrassment may impede its
work. Out of the facts it is now carefully col
lecting, editing and preserving, the figure of the
South in battle will be made to rise heroic and
glorious, for the eyes of mankind to dwell on
in admiration-a memory and q treasure for
all time
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-22

s% Gen. John B. Dennis has been removed
from the position of Superintendent OF the
State Peuitentiary, and Col. Thomas W. Par
mele appointed to take his place. This is
another indication that Gov. Chamberlain IN
tends to effect thorough reform in the admin
istyation of the State government.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-04-22
THURsDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1875

hy Gov. Chamberlain has determined to
veto the supply bill, and will assign his reasons
therefor upon his return from Massachusetts,,
where he has gone to attend the Lexington
centennial celebration.
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On Thursday last, the law to prevent cattle
from running at large on the public streets
ceased to be of force, and as i instinct taught
them that their freedom was no longer abridged
troops of COWS paid visit to the public square
and inspected all the wagons they could find.
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DEATH.

We regret to learn Of tho death Of Mr.. John
Carpenter, an aged and highly respectable citi-
zen OF this County, which sad event occurred
at his residence about six miles southeast OF
this place on Wednesday night last, after an ILL
ness Of only three hours, occasioned by disease
of the heart. The deceased had been suffering
for upwards of a year from the same cause, but
nothing serious was apprehended until the at
tack came on which terminated in his death.
He was seventy -one years old, and during his
long life, was ever the consistent Christian,
kind parent, faithful friend and upright citizen.
His remains were inferred in the cemetery at
Meals Creek Church on Friday morning last.
Mr.. Carpenter was born near Calhoun, in
Anderson County, on the 2Oth OF February,
1905 When he was two years old, his father
Burrell Carpenter) moved to the place whore
he died. and he had lived on this place for six
weight years. He is the last one Of large
family His father emigrated from Wake
County, North Carolina, in the fall of 1896.
Mr.. Carpenter joined the Methodist Church in
1928, and he was married to Elizabeth Emerson
daughter of Samuel Emerson) in the year
1925. We arc indebted for these particulars to
a near relative of the deceased.
On Friday evening last two horses harnessei
to wagon in front Of Capt. w. S. Sharpe's
Guano Depot, took fright, ran away and came
up Depot Street at furious rate, clearing all
Instructions to their progress. They ran into
another team near the store Of Mcssrs. y. X.
Sullivan IL Co., broke the coupling tongue OF
wagon number two, and succeeded in freeing
themselves by breaking the breast chains.
They were caught near the store of Mcssrs.
d. +. Cravton & Sons. Persons should be
more careful, and not leave horses and teams
on the streets without some one to talIc care of
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

BY Cook e LauGhton. Auctioneefs'
No. 10 Covert or street.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF EA
" CELLENT FURNITURE. BRUSSELS AID
TAPESTRY CARPETS. CHANDELIERS. &c,
&c, At AUCTION.-Un "WEDNESDAY me E9'n
tus ant ut 1Ok o'clock we wllseIl st Inc residsoce
assortment OF FURNITU re. &c consisting OF
/ WALNUT PkRLOR SUIT OF SDFA, Ah9,
en- Abs. aud 4 PARLOR Oh AIRS upHois'ereo
in brown aud crimson striped reps;
/ very lnrge ENGLISH kuSsELs CAkfEl'
cxceiIen, To PESrPf CARPETS:
/ THREs.PLY CARPET and DIR UGGET;
Handsome CHANDELIERS,
! WALNUT DRFssING-CAsE CHAMBER
SUIT with marble top pieces ana warcr rIIe,rs
Q PAINTED COTTAGE CHI A ii Is Is Bulls,
W T,h Spr1, GGH FTus SUIT for ha-room;
ENGRAVING !. MATTEL ORNAMENTS,
HA1-RA' X, FTAGERE,
WALNUT LOUNGE,
BHDSTEAD and BEDDlNT; y
FREkCH-P,.hTG MIRROR. 4Hx29 feeti
/ MARBLr-TOP WALNUT BUFFET:
10 SUPERIOR OREAMENTIL WALNUT CANE
SEA and CANE-BACK DlNlNG-hooh
WALNUT EXIT NsION DINING-TABLE,
l superior n VS. vie WATEH-FILTEK, j..
2 Re FRIGEk 1ORS, ... ..- a..-.
WIRE and TIr-SA FFS.
WALNUT CANE-CHAiRS, ss. .,i
KTTcH q az hBLes and FURNITURE,
l No. COOKING TnVt.
The greater pirt of the above furniture Is heaIH
new, only having been used few months, anu oe'
'si 'e' ''o A''> COOK Sc LAUGHTON,
sp27 Auc iOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
BY Richardson l. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
I113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEYEN VAL
/ UaBLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE GODS-
TY OF CHESTk Rvlt LID, ON HULL AND DE- ~
CAT UR STREETS. NEAR The TOWN OF
ihe provisions of cer,ain deed of trust bearing
dale the 18th day Of January, 1874, and duly re-
corded in The clerks stfice OF the County Court OF
Chesterfield from william r. lderd lie and W s,n
Davis, irus tees for the East-Erd Building Fund
Company, to secure The payment Of certain o3hSa-
lions of debt therein mentioned we shall trustees
in said deed, sell by auction. on The premises, on
MONDAY the 4th OF October. ut oc'0lk '. VI,
ELEVEN VALUABLE RUI, DING LOIS Ia tue
county of Or esterield near the town OF MancheS,
FER dosi mated b, the Nos. 2. 8 4, aud on !uii
ST. Get near Lie street: Nos. SO and 81, on Hull
street between Evans and Taylor streets, near thc
store Of Mrssrs. Morrissette 4 Brother; ana Nos.
II, 7S, 10. aud so. on Decatur street betr ecu
Clopton and Evans streets. opposite the residence
OF hrmas Vafen, so.
Terms: One-third of the purchase-money In
cash: the nalarce IN four, eight, ana Twelve
months negotiable totes To be given FOR the dcfcr-
red payments, with Interest ADDED. ami secured Dy
4 deed of trust. :. w. FARRAR.
JOHN a. MEANLE9,
r. WILEY DAVIS,
Trustees.
RIcc ,PDSoN G Co., AuciioneeIs. So 24
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BY }. l.. ApperSon.
Real Fstqte Aucti0Dcer and Agent,
1n1H Main Street

TOMMTS SIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN
as THE MONUMENT HOTfL .-By virtue OF Il
dt cree of the ChancCry Court of The city o Rich.
mond entered on the 20th Of February, 1875. and
by consent of the parties in interest. we shall as
special commissioners thereby appointed. sell on
the premises, at auction. IN THURSDAY, 7ih Oc-
ober 1876 at O'Clock y. III. tlf fair; II not, The
next fair day thercaf.erl tn we'll known and truly
Va liable MONUMENT HOTEL PROPERTY,
ut the northwest corner OF Grace and ainth streets,
fronting on The former So 3-12 feet. on the latter
1913 4-12 feet, with depth on the Forth line OF
30 ieet. and 4 width the rear liDe Of 73 81
Il 1t l. that depth. The hotel Is partly three and
partly four stories above the Easements. and con-
talus Sky rooms (th. wooden tenement adjoining
contains seven roomS) kitchen. laundry, servaDts'
APARTMENTS, stables, carriage house, &c.
Situated in the ge' graphical centre OF the city. In
front of Capitol street and the haDdSomc Capitol
SQUARE, With an elevation in>urng he 18th III air and
fine views of the surrounding country, is justly
conscered a. the most desirable position within lis
limits for a much reeded fine hotel.
TERMS: One.iifth cash; b lance In equal install
menis OF six. twelve, eighteen, I'VE nyIour, thirty,
fhirty-six. fOrtytwo, fOry-cSfu- fly-iour. ana
sixty months, with interest payable half.ycarly on
eli the red PAYMENTS Tor negotiable notes FOR
ach separate instalmeCt OF principal aud OF inter-
est, and the title reained I'LL the whole purchase
money IS paid and 4 CONVEYANCE directed by the
court. WILL 1HEEN,
4. l.. BbCLWaRE-
so Ii Sntclal Commits siOncrS
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INSURANCE COMPANIES. .Seh

l.. IN
~ N. WALKER & Co, GENhhA tsr.,,
IL. suRANCE AGENTS. 1914 MAI"
RICHMOND, VA. reprSsent.n2 u. ..c,,y ".
NORTH british AND MERC .:s and 1Ed.s.
sGRANCE COMPANY, n LonGoHmno Old:
burgh yiAnd-eapital, Sle'oo".vO nfCt,ts.
AMAZON INSURANCE coMpAS L
nat. nhio-sssets over 1000 900: cnypk.
MANHATTAN FIRE INsCRaa6SSSdIo:
ny, of New York--assets over soec.vVS, yxEa
LYNCHBURa INSURANCE md ,ts,s o1s:
COMPANY, Of Lyachearg,
ATTsSTIC INSURANCE Coo COM
RroosiSn. n. Y.--assets over s3oo'eVr: .,srost-
puesSix INSURANCE coMrANf' Of DIV
Nn. N. Y.-assets over sa,ooo,ouo' ,,s,SY, u
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE S S
Portsmouth. va.--asse,s over s ov,oS asa;
Deposited with ,as TI sdiussa and ne
wy, . .Osnsy Applications collected, sS' @ e.
Gate Attention given hsre@
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BY n. NJ. Lee,
Auct.oneer and Real Estate Agent,
No, Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
OBTE PROPERTY IN md ADJOlNIEG
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, KNOWN As GRIF-
thlncery Court of the city of Richmond, pro
nounced on the 25th dry of April, 1872. and me
day of Juae. 1875 will, as spec'a! commissioner
nolned IN said de;!ee. PROCEED to Ell at public anc.
lion on the premises, on TIL TUESDAY, september
40 1g75 at O'Clock =. NJ. the property de-
scribad in said decree, aud known as "GkIFFIS's
SFKISG," containing between NINE ano Ten
ACRES Ia map and survey Will he exhibited Ut me
sa'eI. and lying adjacent to Chimb rszo Hi and
The NJ opposed ChimboraZ, Park, aud has on IL me
celebrated Grins Spring, and, u Is bt iteVpd: VIII
be very valuable few years, aud being SO large
body of land should attract the attention OF capi-
taIists said property Is scld for divisi Oh among
The ees OF The late X. o. Haskins and others In
terpslPd. -.
TERMS: Cne-fourih cash balance on credit OF
six twelve. aud eighteen months for ntgotlaoie
notes, with interest added aud title realned untii
ga ''~ WI. COW ARDIN,
5000 Special Comm issoner
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By Robert Is. Lyme,
successor to Lyme s. BrOther,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA.
4 81 TRACT OF LAND CALLED MOUNT
ERIN CONTAI~1NG THIRTEEN 49, ACRES,
IN HaNkiCO COUNTY, JUST BELOW THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON The WILLIAMS
BURG KOAD-In conformity with the provisions
OF two de, DIS of trust executed by Edmund 7. lay
loe, ore deed dated 20 h Scptemb Der, ST., TO VII.
liam Ira smith ard stephen Hunter. trustees. ard
the other dated 10 h November. 1872, TO Cyrus
Bossi.ux and ChsrleS Phillips, trustees. both Of
which were uulr recorded IN the clerks Office OF
the County Court Of Henrico, which deeds were
given for security of certain golaue Lo.es there
in respectively mentioned Ile undersigned, heing
thereto required by the holder of the uusatisicd
notes so Secured. and ty decree o: United states
District Court. will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY The Isl day OF October.
1875. at AZ O'Clock =. NJ, the real estate conveyed
in said deedlo wi: thc iIact OF land called "Mount
Ern.' near the lower end OF The city Of Rich
mord containing ,hirteen ti3l acres. situat ed
Immediately on the Williamsburg road, within >
short distance OF the cornorsIiou or the city.
TERMS: WIN lie one fourth In cash; balance
uDop credit of SIX. lively. and eighteen m onths,
negotiable notes with SIX per cent Interest, ana
title retained until all pnrch,semoney Is paid,
deco OF trust 10 recov. same
WtbLIAM IRA SMITH,
sTEPHAS HUSTER. a
CHARLES PHILLIPS,
CYRUS BDSSIEUX.
Sc 20 r,,Stces.
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By James VI. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THIRTY
" ONE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
THAT PART OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
KNOWN AS SIDSLi.-By virtue of Il de cree Of
the Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond pro-
nounced on the 18th day Of january, s74. In the
undersigned, commits iOrers thereby appointed,
will proceed to sell IT public auction upon The pre-
misses on MONDAY the 4th day OF October, 1875,
commencing at o'clock p. 81. thirty onc desira.
be BUILDING LOTS fronting 30 feet each on
the nor and south sides OF tarvie street between
Reservoir and Randolph streets, and running back
l20 feet 10 All alley l 8 feet wide, being parts Of
squares Nos 5 and Of Aliens plan.
TERMS: Cne-fouIth cash; the halance IN three
equal inslalmen's, fer negotiable noes, at six,
twelve. and eighteen months, With six per cenr.
interest added and the title reraiI Ell until the whole
purchase money is paid and conveyance orccred
by the court. MA ~ A. ALLEN.
THOMAS NJ. HEWITT.
Special Commissioners.
- JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & FON, Auctoneers sc %
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY Richardson 81 Co.,
Real Estafe Agents md Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

4 DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
n AND LIT ON THE VESTS SIDE OF TWEEN.
TY.shyENTH STREET r3ETWEEN II and n
sell nv auction. on The PREMISES, on THURSDAY
the 30tn ins'a ant. at Az O'Clock z. b.. y valuable
BRICK DWELLING AND LOT. with basement
and TWO 81 cries obayt containing five 81 rooms:
Kitchen. &c. on the west side OF Twenty yeDth
street between N aud STREETS Church Hlll.
TERMS: OGe third OF lh: purch,se-mnney ifl
nego abe notes to be gwen for the d. ferrea pay
mepts with interest acded. and secured by 4 deed
OF trust. ~.-er- BUR hDoON u w,
so % aDCttoDeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
BY Robert 3. Lyme,
Successor to Lyme & Brother.)
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

A DMINIsTRATRIX SALE OF HOUSE
N HOLD AND KITCHEN UNIT uRE, CAR
pENTEko TOOLS, HoRS PHWER, IL MREK,
ROCKS GRIND STONE. FEED-RpN, OIL
IRON. PUfLtYS AND SHAFTING. AND sun
DRY OTHER THINGS OF NEE DFUL USF.-As
admi >trstriX of james Jones, deceased. shall
sell, his late residence corner OF Thiriieth and
Leigh streets, Church Hill, the above FURSi'
TURF, embracing PARLOR. CHAMBFR. and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, and n great variety OF
articles used by Il carpenter.
TERMS: Cash.
The above sale will take place on NEDNES
DAY. September 20, 1875, comm epcing promptly
at % o'clock A. NJ. CARO- lNF JONES,
Administrative.
BY Robert q. Tyne. Attorney.
Sale by ROBERT 3. LYME. Auclisneer. 81 "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
By j. l.. Apper:on.
Real Estate Agent and AuciioGeer,
No J0lG Main Il rp..t

EOUR DESIRABLE WEST-END LOTS
Il FOR SALE AT AUG ION. Will be sold On
FRIDAY. &c ober /, 1876, at 6 O'Clock Z. ~. u
LOT 90 ~ so feet TO u l4.foot alley on the north
Side OF Haryle Tor Beverley street beiwteD Temple
ana Washington streets.
Two LII !, go by l4I feet on the north side OF
the same street. between Richie and Rubifson
streets. aSs
A,OT. 81 by $50 feet. on the north side OF VII
lisms sreef between carter and hitchie Ill
bes ond the corporate limits
TERMSs AT sale. j. l.. APPERSOS,
SEES Real Estate Auctionce. and Al gent.
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RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioneers.
BY j. L. ApperSOn
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer,
ofice corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

KGdI ESLaIp AHGHI HNU EtHCtIOIIecI'
Office corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
SEVENTEEN BEAUTIF u l. ACRE.
- LOTS, VERY NEAR THE NEW kESEh-
VOiR, FOR SALEA AUCrION.-Will be sold.
on the premises. on WEDNESDAY, October o.
1875, at 1 O'Clock =. NJ, tn. ahove-,escribed OLE
In the lovely "Glen Ellen" plan. For settlement
or investment with a view to enhancement OF
value by The improvement OF the city property
a jlccnt there IS nothing now offered more desi-
rable.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at 4, 8, and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest adue secured
nv trllst-dCed j. l.. APPERSUN,
ca 81 AuctiOneer.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
sEJaveuth u rect betwnen Main and Bank.

SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND ABOUT
y TWENTY kCnKS OF LAND, PART OF
THE BISHOPS, TRACT, AEJOI ING IRISH
BURG Ess. ESQ WITH k BRI * WALL CON:
= IiNING ABOUT 100000 BRICK, FOR SALE
AT AUCTJOS-Wc will sell ut auction. on The
premises. on THURSDAY. the 30th september. al
liz O'Clock p NJ. the property above de sciihed'
bis lind will he sold as whole or divided ia lois
as may he desired. The walt Will be sold as whole.
or divided, as may he desired by purchasers. The
land Is near The CRY. and vcrr valuable.
TERMS: Liberal, and MADE known al the 'me OF
sale. GhUBbS WILL ' No,
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AMENDMENTS 20 CoN.rsTUTIo,-

OFFICE or CLERK OF HOUSE or D.LEc.rpsS
AND KEEPER OF THE ROLLS or yIRGIEItt
ICuMoSD, Jaly IS, 1876.
THE FOLLOWING PROPOSEn
L AMENDMENTS TO the CONSTITUTION nn
Virginia are published In accordance with l,w
j. BELL BIGGER.
Clerk OF House OF Delegaes and Keeper Of TIA
Rolls Of Virgins. - VIC
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ ON SEVENTEENTH STREET AT AUG
T;OS.-By virtue of the provisions Of n deed OF
trust executed iy John Hagan ana wife dated &C.
tober 10th, 1863 and of record In It Office of the
hanc"ry Court, In deed.b.ok No. 80 A. at page
ia and In pursuance Of decree of The Circuit
Court o. the United states for he Eastern District
of Virginia. pronounced on the 14th September,
1870. in The sli OF Gaylpze rS Hogan ct ats., The
undersigned IS trustee III SAID deed and as special
trustee named In Id decree. Will offer for sale
pubic auir Ion. on the premise on Mon DAY the
tn Gay Of October, 1875, at ihr hour Of L. the
fo!owl"g real estate in the city Of edmond. con-
yel ed by said deed, amt described therein that
Certain lot OF twenty five feet on the east side of
Valley or Seventeenth street, near Valley chapel,
running back 161 feet, mcrG or less, In depth,
with BRICK ier6Meut and Other improve
mrnts thereon. The title 10 said pr perry Is be-
ieyed 10 be indispu'able, but tue uEde sign. will
convey with special warranty, rs usual in such
cases.
TERMS: Cash rs to So much of the procs eds Of
safe rs VIII be sufficient TO discharge The sum Of
81 500 with interest at The rate Of six per c. Mt.
per am Inn from the 10Th day of ucrGber. 1863.
until paid, aud the sum Of FPS 40 costs os suit. nd
the charge OF sale: residue on such ieiIRs as may
he prescr ibtd day of safe ny the personal repre-
Of said John Ha@an, or in The event of
IDeir fuilur" TO pre- ent such terms thu Oh such
Il rms Is the undersigned may see ii to direct
EDWARp I. CANNON. TRUSTEE,
JOHN &. SlIAFEk, special trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
u NOTED "GANBLE MANSION" AND A
NUMBER OF HANDS0ME BUILDING LOTS
decree of the III trct Court OF the United States Tor
The Eastern district of Virginia entered In me case
of Boulware assignee. Us. Wallace and dls The IN
dersisned, the rcby appointed special commission
er for the purpose viii sell at auction. upon the
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 29th day Of Ser
rmber. at o'clock F. ~ the welIknown "GA NJ,
east In OF Third street from Byrd to Arch street;
fronts 326 feet inches and runs back 10 feet TO
an alley 20 feet wide. Upon this property sanos
the large and substantial brick dwelling familiar 10
every resident and visitor 10 the CITY, The situation
Is scarcely slrpus sell BY any In the city being upon
one OF the most desir able and improving avenues.
facing the public square and overlo0klng Tue clty
and the country above and below as far rs the eve
can reach. II will be sold As VIII lie or slb-dVli"u
into suilab' lots, as may seem best at the time OF
sale. .,.
TERMS: One.fourth cash: balance ut four. eight.
and twelve months for Negotiable notes, Interest
added, and title retained by the court until the NOES
ara p,id A. L. BOULwARF,
Special Commissioner.
GRUHBS & WILLIAMS, Au"tionecrs.