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Tie Cat Its Name ana Origin.

One CT the most singular proofs of the
foreign i'm ortatiOn and perhaps of The late
arrival in Europe OF the cat isto be found
i'm its various names. It is said that none
OF them cane from the old Aryan source
from which most OF our language is derived.
Most of thems like the familiar chat, are
connected with the late Latin catus, which
took the place OF the earlier felis, when cats
drove out the former foes OF rats and mice.
It seems to FOLLOW that cats came into the
West with the. Romans. but whence did the
Romans get the name and the ANIMAL NJ.
Pictet traces the name to the Syrian cato,
and the Arabian qitt,. out OF which BY an
easy and natural process we make kitten.
Qitt and cato, however, are not the print
tive native forms OF the cats long-descended
title, and VIC must 20 from Syria to Africa
to find @gada, kadi>ka, and kaddska. As
for the ancient Egyptian "mau," that is
merely the "mcw cat" and the "pussy
mew'' OF English nurseries. Here, then. in
Egypt is native onomatop9ic name of the
cat, such as any human being might give it
when he first heard the peevish, prolonged
note of its voice.
The Indian names Of the cat are not very
old, and they are easily explained. The cat
is "the house-wof,o the "rat-eater"
Though snakes are the ratteTs Of some dis
tricts), and the "foes OF mice" The most
eadearing title OF the cat comes from the
land whence the most pleasing specimens Of
the race are also derived. The Persian cat,
wild or tame, is "puschak," which the
Afghans pronounce "pischik," and the
Lithuanians, as old an Aryan-speaking
race as any in Europe, 'spuiie," TIE
English "puss" is clearly OF the same
family OF words. If "puss y in the long
run is derived from Sanscrit word for a
"tail," there is a curious coincidence be-
tween the word used by Rerodotus for the
Egyptian cat, 'sthe creature with waving
tail" and the term found in Persian,
Lithuanian, and Loadoi, Daily
NelcS. .-.-...,----. -
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HlyTENSINE SALEuE LAND UNDER

INTENSIVE SALE OF LAND tNDEk
IL DECREE OF COURT. ~ TIE Sh t,f:,E ~ =;
A. GQ,IM!Ssi2N YER t9 2n Tt SSGii6u
AND FOR THE STATELY virtue az aUc 't'C, -
the Circuit Court OF Caroline county prom s''.,,.
AZ It's ocoIer term !aS, Ia III f. ~ vSt ,r
&C. rs j. r. Richcrson and o'hc'S. biz n'' =, ,t
his treasurcrs bond" 'hc undcr,isne! MI ~ r,.
of Caroline Court-lo,isc, Oh MONDAY ne %'n "tI
Of December SIS t0cng court dayl ";'"t -. >..I
the following valuable TRACTS ~ LiNH A'''
FARMS a!i situated IN Tue county ~ .i.' ,rac,
Of 500 ACRES. with coed. lsiH' conn =. 90 ,r
Observation-Disclosures thereon AMI GIS ',1" i ;
houses plentiful and cunyent,nt s"H 1ie. "t ,r,a
and ten miles OF Bowling Green and Ml!1"l" .,. #
Second Robert II. tp>ha%,s f AhG, ,wsl..
nn,y NJ on,.honsss GOOD orchard: wclt-!ipi"''"
farm lies about three miles ol Hem'o""' H
the main road from Ns%Iomm 70 Jones FARM
tract of about lao ACRES; conIiJf'dpG -
and ou -houses good orchard and IL rom
lies near Dunn's sore, about WE'VE H''''
FourIh. owen c. Tuck; FARM. trac; o. ~ -:
ZOO ACRES: com Portable dwelling anu gu ",t,,
good orchard and good land; lies apo NN
from Bowling 6 recn. near Smno,'s MI, ,-,,.. II
Fifth. Joseph 4. Gatewood's FARM VIZ us,
abou, $50 ACRES goo, twGIrn G,n nIT Mill
VII John p. Corncl's FARM, tract OF a%'"f
500 ACRES; good brick dwelling anu W., 'u,.S
out-houses good orchard ana i,np ,SI ,5"mt two Of
Smoot's mill. ,,.a,. r,pN a trac.
of about $50 ARES OF GOOD kA - on, hon,c,;
DIV and plenty "i p rn,J
lies about mile OF spar,1' on me ST Ts'" uF JNM
pE1VE1 LAND, belonging to J, Z. hc!,'ISi Co.
one about so ACRES, lying neAE rS i'l iyIrs Near
! Iins's mill. and one about 80 AIhF"'' ''"N
Shumansyitle =, ,,,.v, land, syo"t
500 win be required In cash. nm. nor JOSEF
r GatewoHds land, apout $500 VIII be err
cash and balance one lWS am man ,r' OF The land
n, n.ht nor eent cash and balance III QUE 10
and sarrytasa nsr.snsi ssenry ne
give ponua w., or The purchaser NAY pay ia VA,
I sst eases one fourth cash and then
| cur ity win be dispensed whn' or. NOT sold OF
the tay aned then The undersigned WI, n be- sold
| rent OUT LUZ '"' '>' Il. ID. COGiilLh,
Sheriff Of Caroline county, aud Cow'n'''''">
| no T-d2lawtas&swtdS
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Chrisman, of Abingdon, tells highly IL
Illustrative story OF young rustic IN that
vicinity who sold his potatoes and went to
the Centennial, He took in the show, had
about Ss0u OF it, and came back home agloW
with enthusiasm over the splendors and
magnificence Of the great national exhibit.
ton. 80 Welt, what did you see at the Cen.
tenniai g1 asked a friend. 'ss By gum,''
shouted the enthusiastic patriot, sit was
erand-it was gloriousl By iol, got a cur
OF the COL dingdest best coffee ever tasted
IN my hse!" lGreat applause aud cries Foi
eco on Ha,olaeye. ii
\ We hare ceased to envy Beaeonstield; Dc
is seVenty-three years old. II there is any
body in the world we do envy it is the
yosing gentleman On the other side of the
street who is making faces at us and calf
Ing us names. He doesn't go to school.
has hniied six bushels OF walnuts this fall
with his bare hands, wears his fathers vest
for an oyercoat. is thirteen years old, and
has eaten eleven apples since 8 O'Clock this
lorniag. - Iaackeye. n
q a Boston child @as at the point OF death
from. wateron tho chest. Its parents would
not eonsentto q surgieaI operation, although
told that notfsng else could save bis life,
The physician got q priest and several nuns
to interfere, but their arguments had no
effect Al length the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Children took
forc!ble possession OF the little patient,
sssl2 was then cured by tue physician.
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Many q Rcporter's Exper .snce.
= frrankliu Pafr1gi,l IA

at Is quite difficult OF ...es Ia ret Nthe
right ,, Of story In r. ankiIn. The other.
day while at work 1t 'o m desk we heard
something OF mr. surp roar In tue street and
hastened ,agh the hallway TO front
window % investigate matters. BY spe
time "e .eached the window Inc excite.
ment hp ID subsidized, but we heard some one
say :. mething about q runaway horse. we
wanted ain item badly, and descended to.
!, the street 10 learn fhe particulars Of the
RUNAWAY. We first accosted u boy,
who informed us that 1t WASN'T
horse, but mule, that had dashed
laway with a wood-wagon, and, after
converting the vehicle into kindling,,
wood, had started down the railroad
with only the tongue and one vince. OF t9e
wagon as company. We next asked IN oia
gentleman about the affair, and he kinaty !,
explained that he understood that yoke OF
steers had become frightened at dinner
bell and ran through the court-house yaIa;
tearing down portion OF the fehce ana
damaging The paint in n fearful manner.
Another gentleman who had listened 10 Inc
latter portion CT the OLD mans rec.sai, broke
in With: g YOU'RE mistaken, old man
;twnn,t oxen that. run away-is was horses.
| I seed,em myseli.S When he made the re-
|
eyewitness OF the affair WIS what we were
after. tThen you saw the runaway, did
your" wefasked. "Wesi, now, you see, |
didn't exactly see, 1t, SOU know, bEt Bill
Spligger he seed it. aa' he says thai it was
horses am snet they .iest2went a-tearln'.',
That. was eaough of that information, and
the next Te,n we tackled said that Ehere had
been no .ruuaway--the excitement was all
caused Nv town-cow getting her tail fas-
tened IA wheelbarrew and pEancins out
to the Rair-gyouad and back, with it. Then
VIC n1isdly inquired Of an aged colorcd lady
il size knew atght Of the Wild flight OF
span of terrified steeds. 9 Yes, boss: deg
|bose killed deyseives-and enc man who
YVES dribin', he's done gore dead. sual--
dst's what my son Lazeras tele me-" After
shat we gave it up in disgust, and, return
ling to our desk, guessed atshe facts in ahe
case. If YOU think the. above is eNa&gera-
|tion, the next time anything happens gust
try to get the facts in proper shape for
Eprinting. ~.
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By James N. Tay Tor & Son,
Real Estate Agents an Auctionecrs,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TXECUTRIX'S SALE OF VALUABLE
II IMPROVED AID UNIMPROyED REAL
ESTATE IN THE CITY UF RICHMOND Al
AUCTION.-In execution of 4 decree Of the
Chaucery Court or The city Of Richmond entered
on the 2i day OF July, 1878, In the suit OF Aliens
exccutrix rS. Wheat, &C., will proceed 70 sell at
public auction, upon tue premises, on FRIDAY ihe
18th day of November, 1878. commencing AT =
o'clock NJ. 4 PART OF THE REAL ESTATE
mentioned iu said decree, aud III the following Or
der-YiE.:
First. That vALUBLE LOT. fronting so 4-l2
by 53H feet, at the southeast corner OF Frunk and
Twelfth streets, with the improvements thereon,
which consist or = LARGE THREE-STORY
BRICK STUREH0USE, now occupied by Arthur
Rooney, ESQ, as furniture establishment, aud that
SMALL BRICK STORE adjoining the ST. James
Hotel. and occupied by j. &. llohertv. Esq.
Second. That DESIRABLE LOT, with BRlCh-
AND-ERAME STOREHOUSE thereon. adJoininS
the Park Hotel. and fronting on the south side OF
Bank street, between Ninth aud Tenth streets, ~
by So rect 10 on alley feel wide.
Third. That DESIRABLE VACANT LOT, from
Ing 80 by about so feet on the west !ife or Tenth
street b+tween Main aud Cary and adjoining Aims
lies carriage-shop.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash; the balance
ut four, eight twelve and sixteen months for nego-
table notes, with interestaddcd. and secured by
deed Of trust. MARi A. ALLEN,
Executrix OF JdSenh Allen, deceased.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR i SON
Aucfioneers ..- no 5
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mon the same principle when lie talks OF
inyenting d machine 70 discover the pres
ence Of ores !? The Miner lodeo in Clear
Greet, county. was discovered by r. A.
Miner, Of Illinois, by this means"
KH Can you tell the depth Of tie body you
seek ?" IS. 81, ~,
ssOh, yes; the switch commences to turn
at an angle OF forty-6ye degrees from the
object. TO arrive at the depth requires
but a simple mathematical Calculation !.
/" And how asto the amount!"
Is believe that that can also De deter
mined. ] have an uncle who can tell, but
don't know that | caE."
Mr.. Latimer starts out next Friday 70
make experiments in the mineral sections
of Boulder county. Mr. a. W. Mcintyre,
| OF this city, willfurnish the expense fund
and MI. Latimer viii do the prospecting.
a few weeks will suffice to unrayel the
mystery, il it is to be unrayelied, and TO let
us;know.,i il we may determine the presence
of mineral without the delYing and waiting
| which have heretofore been necessary.
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4 Chip 6rOm the Largest Tree i'm the
World - '+.'
A MAMMOTH PRODUCTION 'SF &c THE GLORIOUS
CLIMATE OF CALlFoRNY." .,.4i
49, Ir-r cic

A MAMMOTH PRODUCTION oF ."TuE GIF9RIoUS
CLIMATE OF CALlFoRNY.' .a.s
from the San Fryrncisco Post.I
In a sand.lot on Market street near Sixth.
adjoining the Central Market and encircled
by n circus-tcnt OF ample dimensions, is 4
section OF the largest tree in the|orld-
exceeding the diameter Of the famous tree
OF Catayeras by five feet. This monster OF
the vegetable kingdom was discovered IN
1874 on Tule river, Tulare county, about
seye,Ev-fye miles from NiSalia. AtSome re-
mote5,eriod its top hadsseen broken ell by the
elements or some unknown forces,y yet when
discoyered it had an elevation OF two2aundred
andFortv feet. The trunk OF the tree was one
hundred and eleven feet in circumference,
with diameter Of tliry-tive feet four
inches. The section on exhibitor Is hol-
lowed out. leaving absllt foot OF ozark and
several inches OF woea. The Interior IS
one hundred feet in circumference ana
thiuy feet in diameter. and it has;G seating
caracity OF about tive hundred. 1T was
cusstf from the tree ahsut twelrefeet above
the base, and required the labor OF four
nes for nine DAYS to chop it down. In the
cenSre OF the tree. anS extending Ehrough
its whole length, was rotten core ABOUT
tweSfeet in diameter, pCItially hlled Win
the ,soggy, dccayed vegetation tat had
failes. into it from the.top. In the centre
of this cavity was found the trunk OF
little tree OF the same species, having
perfect bark on if. and showing regular
growth. 1t was OF misunderstanding inch
and as,alf all the way, and when the tree
fell and split open this curious :stetl was
traced Cor nearly one hundred feet, usually
straight, but occasionally ,snsrled and twist
ed as though it had met impedimentsA An its
growth. 1t is believed tohaNe splungarom
seed in the bottom. CROWN the Waiole
length Of the trunk, and supported green
living tor at the summit. The s'ings'ln this
monarch af the forest shoS its are to have
been 4,Sas years. Centuries after it had
reared its tail head heayenward, old Nimred
went out to rule Babel. and built Minevehi
the great pyramid OF Gizeh had not beea
conceived bJ the ancient Egyptians; the
slow process of evolution had net even
brought folta tie germ of Frank Pixies
mule. '..
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BY james NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE.-In execution OF 4
L decd Of tr.ist from David Mcdaniel TO r. II
Dickinson and w Ii. Lyons, trustees. duly recorded
in the clerks Office OF the Chaucery Court OF the
city Of Richmond. in y. g. CO L. page G23. l. james
Lyons DR., substituted trustee appointed by a decree
of said Chancery Court i'll tie causes OF ". Z. SEQ
field and wife against David Mcdaniel, and &. II.
ThonliTOn against David Mcdaniel. cAtcre the Ith
day OF November, 1873, in pursuance OF said de-
cree shall sc N public ion. Oh the premises, on
FRIDAY the I'D day OF November, 1878. At 2
o'clock NJ. the REAL ESTATE conveyed by said
decd Of trust-to Wit: Al that piece or parcel u
LAND on Wall iFiftccntl!) street between Broad
and Franklin streets. supposed to front 90 feet 90
said Wall street. tclug paifs Of Lots 90 aud 90,
and running back about $50 feet, and fully de-
scribed In the deed 81 must aforesaid. There is
upon which over So % in repairs Iva been recently
put.
TERMS: Cash as 10 $500: balance at six and
twelve months. with interest adrcd, evidenced by
ucgo.ibiC notes; iii" retained u@'il The purchase
money Is PaiI III full ana j conveyance ordered by
the Court. JAMES Ia bNS: JR.,
no IL Substituted Trustee.
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Zeal ES.atc Agent ana AECiCnEcr,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE Err! Il
L DWELLING AID OTHER IMPROVEMENT
on LARGE LOT. FRONTING EIGHTY ttMr
on PLEASANT - RECT, SIRE kI.E'> HILL.
By virtue 81 decd OF trust from jacob Cnhr si,i
wifc 10 the trustee; OF tho SiuTlaf i;ril'lH- 'uI
Lnau Association. daici 2O'h 'larCh. go. i,rr..-
ed IN Richmond Chanccry C"ur:. nn'll. Isn,, It.2
4. page 462-dc!auI havin" been mat". an! l.ius
required ty The beneficiary 'hcrrln - "a EO-N". H."
undersigned. present trustees Of 81: ~ Cit:irH
VIII sell. on III" prc;ni.cs. on WEDNESDAY. 500
vcmbcr 20, 1878, ut AZ O'Clock T. 81, the following
REAL ESTArE--to Wit:
"A certain LOT, with y LARGE BRICK EtiLD-
ING thereon. fron'in. so i.'t 49, pl",snm .'.,rt
between Nineteenth and Mostly street.. ard "U. w
back PIP feet 10 al alley II I.-t "ic. bvtt.. BE.
same real cs'afC cOnvcyc, 20 sal, C"hu lY. t"1'r
Smith and wife by deed dated The 1871 ,iy nf .in.
1873. aud recorded In the office Of the crk IL lit,
Chancery Court OF R'c.luond.'
TERMS: One thirl cash: balarc. IT six nHl
Twelve months, Interest nlh'!rh and ,rcCr'h iJ
decd oil lru.t. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
J-DiiN t.. HAWKINS.
CHARLES r.. STR NJ.
no q Iul-tr's.
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Real Estate Agent aud huctioncer
l1US Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESI-
L RABLE SMALL BRICK DWELLING, no.
BIG WEST MARSHALL STREET, AT AUG
TION.-Under the provisions Of deed OF trust from
Elizabeth 4. Smith TO me. rs trustee, dated Move IL
Der 3. / &; 0, and duly recorded IN Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, d. Il. Ill Il. page 800, default Ina Ing
been made I'm the payment or certain note Secured
therein. and 1t he request of the holder thereof
will sci. at auction. upon the premises. a. above
described, on MONDAY, November 18Th. at 1
O'Clock +. ~. the REAL ESTATE mentioned IN
said deed, as follows Al that LOT OF LAND IN
the city Of Richm nd, Va on the north side Of
Mar.hall between Madison and Mcnr G streets,
fronting said Marshall street 23 feet. and run
ming acS between parallel lines 80 feet TO an
aiicv. Inc improvements consist OF Il comfortable
BRICK COTTAGE with FIVE rooms; hall through
The house; BRICK KITCHEN With two rooms;
city water, 81. The house Is In nice repair, aud
now rented 70 Il good tenant at $50 rcr annum.
TERMS: Expenses of This sale and enough 10 pay
note for l.26U with interest ilom the 9Th day Of
November, 1875, till paid. In c.sh: the balance rs
The said F.. 4. Smith may direct Better terms may
be announced OH tile dav Of sale.
no FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
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e. From The Boston ,Transcript.l
T1,e ballad OF 1he P0rfe.Cechere.

1 The Ballad OF the R0Tte.C0cnefcs
He stood within his porte-eoche
with form erect and tall
t.I sec.n he said, I" my mansion fair,
This sole md only porte-cocherey
Thank heaven, this is all
Then answered him a female voice, 4.
And it did sweetiyy say.
sssty dear, what boots porte-cochere
IT there's no coach to enter there
We must have a coupe" .i:
RESPONDED he, with inward groan,
ssAlack and wcIl.a-day.! :s, isa
.Tis true must carriage own ~
/ With a brand-new coupe.
He stood within bis porte-cochere
Again the voice did hear:
sob what hvail the porte-cochere,
And cou,1e, too, without pair?
We must have them, my DEAR.
Within the horse marts soon he stood, -
Cursins his porte-cochere, .,ss@..s ~ s.
Which drove him to those low resorts,
Where he wlthciaekeys nowdisports,
TO buy OF steeds pair.
He stood within his porte-cochere,
With him the coupe stood, .....,
Stood also there coal-black pair,
With giaded 4rappings bright and fair;
To him all seemed good.
Once more the voice, <sThe porte. cochere
|: Protects from stero and raln,. s.
But who, in weather foul or far, :
Stall drive for us the prancing pair?
,<rs4lo,,, III thatI ,Sho|rortp-6onhrn
Coupe and pair are VAIN"
Three times the TRANSCRIPTS columns fail
His advertisements shew, ,........--.
"Wanted, 4 coachman dttonnaire,
And skilled to drive prancing pair;
Apply at house with porte-cochere,
Upon Blank avenue"
And soon. too soon, in porte-cocheTe,
| A son Of Erin roarS-
+ Faith, Pm no ostIer-'t is but fair
| A groom, sir, sfeuld take proper care
| or those fine bastes OF yours"
Coachman and groom, coupe and FaiT,
THUS all ut last appear;
! He stands Flo more in porte-cocheTe,
Fearing if he but enter there,
| Some oGler want is near.
MORAL.
Dear youth, beware! Thy pottc-cochert
Unbuilded yet may be:
Oh silun the care that thon nTust share
II portc- cochere shall pride uobear,
And aH her needs shall enter there.
Beware the coupe's hollow glare!
Ave;a.of men the envious stnre,
Who sec the coal-bIack prancing pair,
And coachman's hat so tatl ~ air!
Seek. then, humility;
Shun pride and vanity
Zee this thy humble prayer:
"Saye Inc from porte-cocilere."
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AUCTION SAEEs.--Eui Days.
Bv Frank p. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and .Auct!0neer,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
/ ING AND LOT OF GROUND ON THE
NOR'rH SIDE OF CANAL STREET no. l26
WEST CANAh Al. huCrioN::-By virtue OF 4
deed of trust flom K. ". Baylor, trustee to lhc u-
dersigrcd trustees. date! October 80. 1877 and re-
corded in The Office Of The clerk Of Richmond Cham
crry Court in -. t. III C., page ALI. dctauIt hay
INK hccn nude in me payment of i mGsoiiahlG note
therein secured, and Ut tic request of tue btIcclrT
i'm said deed. we vii: sell by AUCTION. on FRIDAY
The 18Th November, 1875. Ct O'Clock /. NJ. cn
the premises described rs above, The property con-
vcycd in said deed as follows: Consisting Of a
BRICK DWELLING. No. 1876 west Canal street,
and the LOT Herewith. fronting 1G feet ami ~
inches on tie uort side OF Canal street. and running
back whiting parallel lines 100 tec;. being Lot No4
on 4 plat recorded with decd from Samuel }.
Rutherford to Il. d. Chaihn III tic Chanccry Court
OF the city OF Richmond. mi
This property has been recently built; Ihe
HOUSE contains six good rooms. and the KITCHEN
tOf Urick) Two rooms: water anu other conSeniences
on The lot, and Is now renting to good tenant At
S 80 per annuIn. ,,
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and enough
TO pay note for 81 .250 with Interest from October
30 S7S. till paid: The balance upon such Terms rs
'"'N A' w. j. u. ANDERSON,
ANDREW PIZZINI. JR.,
M = Trustees.
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By Edward G. G"ldiI.
Real Estate Agent ana Auc.!Jncrr,
1915 Main street.


TRUSTEES S J. + OF ELEGANT
4 RESIDENCE AND EIGHT ACRES OF LhND
on MAIN STREET lIALFMILE WE>I - IIIE
ClTY.-3y yir:uc Of decd OF trust lated til" iHh
OF September. 1877, daily recorded IN ~" c.cr%t
office Of llcur:co County Court. briI- lur,d ~ %
do by the cn,iciirv ihcrcin secured. "i<. SOL
the premises. on the lSrH OF HuFtMEiR. -.
ING. containing twelve rooms, with mars, l:,-
tells ana elegantly finished walls. lately o"urd .. T..
W. Brown. ksQ. Large brick kitchen a:l! ststr 9'l
the premises. The place has Il llrg" OrCtEt-' "
ncars. apples. aud peaches Every part NJ liz : r
il In excellent orrr aud Is one OF tie most ' IRA
bic residences in The western suburbs.
Ills property i sold suhjcct iU ic"i 0t ;rIi-.
dated 18th December. 1875, + = Sj,r0r. Ha%thla
December 10, 1878. but by conScE: 81 :hr .Int'yi
credit OF one year viii be given FROM that .,:Ir.
TERMS: Cash ~ IN expenses OF al" "litl :" i'1i
note OF S5GS.SU. due l9ih September. l~I~. VIII
interest IT six per cent iii paid: ana the baIacr a
the present owner may direct. w
5. CONWAY GOnNE,
M I'rl.. IN.
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By AusuStinc Royal,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE NUM-
L Der OF VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER,
FRONTING on SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS AND BETWEEN STOCKTON AND
EVLRETT -ANn EVERETT AND MATKI
SIREETS.-By virtue of i deed Of trust dtied May
90. 1874. aud recorded IN the clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court of Manchester on tn" = LIST day OF
May, 1874. to the undersigned trustees, aud at the
request Of the hcncfiCaries under said deed default
having been made In the payment Of certain bond
aud interest same secured by said trst-dccd) we
will sell ri auction, upon the premises on TU ES-
DAY the 10Th OF November, 1873, ut 81 O'Clock T..
NJ. The property described in sa1 deed rs follows
SQUARE No. Is. embraced between Everett,
Maury, Seventh. AMI Eighth streets. rs described in
deed from Samuel Marx, executor OF Joseph
Marx, recorded III the County Court OF Chesterfield
county, with the exception oi 40 feet at .rouEd at
the corner OF Eighth ami Everett streets. A'Sn-
PART OF SQUARE No 20. corner of Everett and
Eighth streets, i'll M,rN's addition, fronting 12O
teri on Eighth street. running back between parll-
lei lines l20 feet. This property is laid Oh in;o
twenty four building lots. shown by plat in the
hands of the auctoneer, aud Is loc.tcd In part OF
the town Of Mancht s,cr Tlch must become very
valuable.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance in six, twelve,
ana eighteen months with SIX per cent. interest
added, and secured by decd OF trust.
FRANK ID. HILL,
JOHN II. GUY.