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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-23
By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
Ills Main street. j.

rTRUSTEE's SALE OF THAT yALU.
Il ABLE BRICK. DWELLING, DESIRABLY
LOCATED. ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS, BY AUG
TION-By Yiftne of two deeds OF trust bearing date
respectively the 18th day of July, 876, and 7th
October. 1877 from the grantors therein named to
office of the ChanceryY Court Of The city of Rich
m0nd, to secure the payment Of @ certain negotia-
Bile note therein mentioned shall, as trustee in
said Deeds default having been made In the payment
OF said note, and being required SO to do, BY the
holder thereof sell by auction on the premises, ON
NJ, that valuable BRICK DWELLING, desirably
located on the corner Of Main and Fourth
Streets With basement and three stories above con-
nents and conyentences; kitchen with six rooms !;
stable and lot fronting by 100 feet, with m aI-
ley in the rear twelve feet wide, .s1t8 & X
TERMS: One third cash; balance In one and two
years. notes etsen for the deferred pay
ments, with futerest added md by decd OF
trust f.sss j. A.RICHARDSON,
my 4 8 Il & sef s4tl q Tr1stee IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-23
:. BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
- - -. Ma a Llaventi, ot,.,ot - : =

VALUABLE FARM ON Low Err
" JAMES RIVER FOR SALE:AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF deed Of trust from james T. Tosh and
wife. dated June Sth, 1872 and duly recorded in
the clerks Office OF the County Court of Chester
field, shall sell ut public auction, the premises,
at IL O'Clock NJ, on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of
June, 1878. that valuable FARM known rs
"WESTBROOk," containing SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-THREE ACRES, more or less. IS
Ing Immediately on James river and adjoining
. Presque Isle."s
The Improvements consist of comfortable
DWELLING with six rooms, and all necessary
barns and outbuiidings. and the land IL IN the high
state of Improvement. II Is believed to be one Of
tile best estates upon the river.
TERMS: The deed requires the sale to be for cash,
hat 1t Is probable that reasonable lime viii be given
for the greater portion OF the purchase-uoDey.
Persons Wishing to attend the safe may 20 by the
steamer Ariel, which Will leave Richmond on the
CHARLES =. sTRINGFELLoW, !
1I4tte,s3 4 E.lss its-S II Trustee.
4 GRUDBs d WILLIAMS, Ancaioneers. my "a !
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THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
Burheville 1l:02 \. NJ. .uth-
crime 2:35 p. ~, Dauyi'Ie
3:l2 Z. NJ. Greensboro 5lj
Z. ~, Salisbury 7:3j T.. 81.
and Charlotte 3:42 L. VI.
No. 46:I7 A. NJ, leaves Charlotte; arrives nj
Salisbury s:29 \: NJ. Green's
1897 Z. NJ. Su,hcrliu's l:2J
7. H., Burkeyile 5:u7 +. H.,
aud Richmond 1:45 ".
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. Stills ?. NJ, caves Richnoud: arrives at
vile 1928 \. 81, Greensboro
900 A. ST.. Salisbury Ills A.
NJ. aud Charlotte lis =. NJ.
No. 4--4:12 p. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arrives at
Salisbury 6:10 ?. M, Greecs-
boro' 500 T. NJ. DanYllle
1U:U2 p. NJ. Burkcville 3:2S 4.
... NJ, and Richmond 7:lj II.
Trains Nos. ! and VIII stop III all stations and
connect at Burkevle with the Atlantic: Mississippi
and Ohio railroad To and from Farmyilie. Lyucii-
Inns with the Milton and Sutherin Narrow Gauge
railroad for Milton. y. e. At Dundee with
the Northwestern North Carolina railroad for. Salem
and intermediate points. AZ AIRLINE Junctiou
with Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE. At Charlotte
with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad u
and from all points North and South.
Trains Nos and will connect at Richm6nd GO
Ing North and South with the Richmond, frcte-
and all points North and West, aud with The Chess
Deake and Ohio railroad for All points west. 1t
Dundee with Virginia Midland railroad 10 aud
from Washington and all point, North d-Wcst.
At GreenborO' with The North Carolina rarcla
to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro', and inter-
mediate points. At Salisbury with the Western
North Carolina railroad. These trains run daily
on Richmond and Danvillc railroad, and connect as
above, except going north on Sunday morning aud
going south Monday morning. Trains making this
connection run daily on Richmond. Frcdrrichs-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
roads except Sunday. Train ~. 3 stops nj all sta
tons north OF nanvie, aud south Of DanY:llc only
at Reidsvile, Beuaa. Greensboro, Thonasyillc "a
lisbury and Airline Junction. No.i stops al AL
stations north of Danviltc, and south of DaEve
only at Rodsville, Beuaja, Greensboro, Thongs
vile, Lexington, Salisbury, and Airline junction.
Trains on the n. W. \. {. railroad run between
Greensboro and Salem daily except sunday.
Pullman palace drawins-r0Om ana s."rping-cnrs
run on trains Nos. l and between New York,
Richmond. and Atlanta. and on Nos 3 anl bc-
between Richmond and Charlotte. and bewec!.
Washington, DanvlIe, Charlotte, and Savannah.
Tickets sold to all southern ana southwestern
points, and baggage checked through
Local tickets good only for on;inn0us passage
between the points named OH the tickets. No lay
over checks Will he given. <.,.,..
D. r. NJ r. TM.COTT,
...a.- General SupcrinteD dent
JOHN r. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent.
4,
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Did ever tell you the story OF young Mr.
Jesse Grant which amused London for an
hour or two last summer? Mr.. Jesse Grant
was present, as he often was, at a great
party in great London house. and found il
dull. Complaining to friend that the en-
tertainment did not meet his views, he was
reminded that it was open to him to 20
away eyes," responded the young heil
to the White House, I" / know that, but you
see don't want to break up the party so
early."-G. W. Snaalley.
In private note to the editor George
Francis Train asks: Is the Deirich to be.
come through psychologist evolution the
banner journal OF the coming dictator
ship ?" The editor authorizes us to say
that the honor will be accepted with heart
boWn down with gratitude, although all he
has dared to hope for was a post-office.-
D-De,TicIc.
We trust President and Madame MacMa.
hon will accept our regrets. An unusual
rush for job-work prevented our occupying
the private-boX kindly rendered us at the
pleasure, however, to parlez up like q man
and say: s'Vaue la RepublSque! VlUe Ia
ESpoztzion Hiue la on, McDaf Der
TicE.
The Iowa Poulterers' Association sends
us circular with the request that we hand
it to some enthusiastic . chicken -fancier."
I,he most enthusiastic I" chicken fancier"
in Burlington has. been in Jail ever since the
last dark OF the moon, but We'll hand in
the circular to the sheriff for him.. He'll
get it. HGtokeye. IS i s. s.eay
New curate (who wishes to know all about
his. parishionersl: :" Then, do understand
that your aunt is on your fathers side OF
times sne am sometimes the other, 'ceptin'
whenffeYther whacks 'em both, SIR
The photograph may bottle up the voice
and pass it down to future ages, but the
smile that twists the face OF a man as he
seeks solitude and gazes upon bis name in
prisit for the first time will always have to
be guessed at.--l
Railroads have a great fascination for deaf
and duab men and for drunken men. The
deaf nan dnYarfabiy takes his morning walk
on the track, and the drunken man is per-
fectly happy when he can find rail for a
ic0y,tne. s
There are tRo reasons for SO many drug
stores in the United States. One is that
this nation likes TO have its Connecticut
cigars labelled e Havana, and the other is
that the regular paint factories are not ac-
cessible TO ladies. rec Press.
Billy Bags, Philadelphia collector,
8 wears "a very high hat with the legend
on ii, and the debtor class & are naturally
notpieased to have him seen hanging around
their doors very much. &,
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-23
BY Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE.
" BRICK HOUSE AND GOOD LOT SITUATED
ON THE EAST SIDE of ST. JOHN BETWEEN
COUTTS AND HILL STREETS AT AUCTION
By virtue of decree Of the Richmond Chancery
Court, pronounced on the 9th day of April, 1878, In
suit styled Miller vs. Melton ct ais therein pend
ing the undersgned; appointed special commission,
Uses, on TUESDAY the 2Sth day of May, 1873, al
5I O'Clock 2. NJ, the property described in said de-
cree. The LOT has front of about 35 feet, more
or less. The HOU USE contains about three rooms
and Is now occupied.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six, twelve
BILE notes. with legal interest added and the title &c
be retained until all of the purchase IS paid
and conveyance ordered by the court.
w. +. G. GARNETT. JR.,
my 20 Specal Commissioner.
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. s, 81. $1,000 ., On har.

80 80
S sirs. Id the name Of ours colleagues, Id the
name 81 honored brethren here, Iii the
name of the Church we srepr resent, We re-
sceIye YOU most core dial ly md gladly. Aps
i,lause. Tss. we rive these words OF welcome,
and our hearts confirm the words Let
there be more love and fraternity You
wisely say you interfere not wi The sub
|iect Of organic union, but preferred q long
conrfshlp. You have indicated the result
would be a happy union. q. st-sSf
Into the future we cannot see. The eyes
OFT the old men VIII soon close. wv hat God
may do In His Providence we cannot tell.
/ L trust neither will ever flag In their faith,
aud that there viii be mutual love and con-
tfdsnce. 4 4 S. !; ESQ 5 e,
IS T wish to return my thanks and the
thanks of the brethren OF the Conference
for: the kind and warm receptions you mis-
sionaries gave our beloved but departed
brother Bishop Marvin. He was received
as d brother beloved. They will meet above.
The, bonds OF love are strong there, and
Hove. like a moral grayitation, will bring
them together.
5 Tell svour friends we have not forgotten
their Kindness In our necessity, when ouI
missionaries in distant lands received aid
and comfort from you. We will never for:
| get it. Tell them we recipr ocate their warm
| words and noble actions.
| An6now, brethren, beloved, in the name
| OF my colleagues, in the name OF my breth'
rem, In the name OF the Church we repre-
isens we welcome you among ts. We wei
| come you to our ffesides, to our homes, te
our people, and to our domestic affairs
| lGreat appiause.l s.. :,g.. &.
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AN IMPRISONED OwL.-The Lancaster
PENN Examiner says -. The owner of a
large farm not far from Lancaster had an
opportunity few days ago OF witnessing
how an interloperis punished blythe martin
species OF birds. A PAIR Of martins had taken
possession OF small box, and were building
their nest. One day, while they were absent,
a screech-owl took possession OF the box.
and when the martins came home at night
would not allow them to enter. The
smaller birds were nonplussed for awhile,
aud in snort time flew away, seemingly
giving up the fight. But if the owl was OF
this opinion he was sadly mistaken, for in q
short time the little ones returned, bringing
with them whole army Of their compan-
ions, who Immediately set to work and,
procuring mud, plastered up the entrance
to the box. They then all few away. In
few days the box was examined and the
owl was found Dead"
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bal Cnu rcl,, south sa.

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isn the
the ioiloN1ng wy s teasls
MARKS 3. 8, g, IS, 8, ~, s.. :,
my ny, Dsass.sass Y nm psercss
$500 ssSss,s $, A SeSsaf ~ n,rsa,f md 4 nave
AZ. II
ID my toSSeo presiue Whsh tSay ~ ~.
YOU we eaye neafd WIN eiaunssss !; S su.l1
words OF love ana your Messags =. s ..s y.
ship and fraternity, the spir1s OF gaEase ~
us RESPONDS 70 inc Sua -
Mutuas love 3s the W wy ~
Christianity ana Dinds ALIKE s az N's fts.ssi.
xeies. :. I, =.
acknowieuSe the sns
human race VIC can say---sys ,as Ias,,s
pe Win a tuem WhS .oss
m .,,sI ~ ost Inc
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a.e... - ~. =. ar sacrad
preslous -. sa,srhts,,i iTha rary
les "a ~, th,Sis s,, hearts and
souuu " sas ths
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.se.s ,.ai,,, asnnna n ;ntansiiv n,,r svn,.
. ..h,a as .na rsnais o,,r love win, a more
p a...iss aiut -
W, wv j, ,,reh GOOD alone
\, ~, tha rs,,resanta.
IN ,.a ~ ,I.;1n;,,ia Which When Won
tive Oh s1eas s sosr,,i h;,,ar nontrn
nrlneu y, souse .,.e nan, thot ars ,,nne
faI oack 10 1ns ysais snas nv ouei
though nut asnoy, We'll ls.pe1 ns ~.
remember reading sne Weesty l,Na ts "a
and Masuot tsgseS, In ne sonsl,ouse ear 20
mould my conslctr1ns ot on,at;nns aS;ds
mens anu = pe ehss ,.,o1,
WIG ns 70 su,s aay yhot enid the nass;ons
you antilua. ',. e.,a. a anJ al;ena,;ons -
.pre5udices, eXciteulehts, ana alieha.iohs = vi
that evil day you went OUT from US. our
people perhaps erred an THIS dlsclpnne' ,or
it was day OF excitement anu trouble. my
father, no yet survives, ana 70 Wnom you
so kindly alluded, was an actlYe opponeht
OF the principle you afnrmed, Dut IN the
) lapse OF yearswe have reconsidered the mat
ter, and come around to your platform. APP
plause and laughter.1 We have adopted your
principle, modified somewhat in form and
application, nevertheless we recognize it.
q We like it. We are not afraid OF it. We
i haYc:seen nothing to awaken apprehension.
Bishop Paine declared yesterday we have
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-23
BY Chaffin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
corner Tenth and Main streets.

rrRUsTEE'S SALE OF VERY yALUA-
Il BILE AND DESIRABLY-LOCATED BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY SITUATED ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF THE DOCK. AT THE CORNER OF
EIGHTEENTH STREET.-By virtue of q deed of
trust executed by Edward Mayo. executor of E. G.
Mayo, united in by W. G. Mayo, George W. Mayo,
and Edward Mayo, dated the 9Th of January, S76,
and duly recorded In The clerks Office of Richmond
.Chancery Court D. B. LOT q, page 1891 shall sell
by public auction lseipg required so to do by the
beneficiary in consequence OF default having been
made in the payment Of one Of the notes thereby
securely, on the premises, on SATURDAY, May
25, 1873, ut s O'Clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE
PROPERTY now occupied by s. z. hathrop, ESQ,
200 feet the south side of the dock. and running
back at right angles between parallel lines 175 feet
The advantageous location OF this property Is so
well known as to make an extended advertisement
unnecessary. E-' 5.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale and to pay
of note OF $4,000, with interest from Sth-1 1th
of January, rs, until paid: and the balance upon
such terms as may be announced at the hour of
sale. ~ Ed. MEREDITH,
my 10 Trustee.
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.F BY Williams & Gibson.
Stock aud Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.

T ARGE SALE OF VIRGINIA CONSOL
IL AND PEELER BONDS AND WEST VIR-
GINA CERTIFICATES.-Byy virtue OF decree of
the Circuit Court OF the city OF Richmond entered
in the suit OF Sands and others uS. The Guardian
Mutual Life-Insurance Company on the 21st of
May, 1878. will sell ut public auction. ut the office
of Messrs. WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Auctioneers. No.
1O14 Main street, Richmond, Va, on WEDNES-
DAY, May 29th. at half-past ~ O'Clock NJ.
$4,000 VIRGINIA. CONSOL TAX-PAYING
COUPON BONDS, 49,.
10000 VIRGINIA. CONSOL NON-TAE-PAY-
ING COUPON BONDS (known rs PBEL-
ERs)-in;erest from January l. 1878:
10000 WEST VIRGINIA ZONE HIR d.
CERTIFICATES, :.-s.- str>%
5,40O ORDER FOR PAST-DUE INTEREST
ON VIRGINIA CONSOL BONDS,
ORDER FOE PAST-DUE INTEREST ON
. VIRGINIA NON. TAX-PAYING BONDS.
- - s@ X. NJ. It. HUNTER.
~ Special Commissioner.
WILLIAMS 6 GIBSON, AuctioneeTs. my %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-23
BY Edward G, GoddiD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
1016 Main street.

DRICK-AND FRAMED DWELLING
ION THIRD STREET BETWEEN CANAL
TIOE.-0H MONDAY, 9th instant, viii sell, on
The premises, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. the DIV ELLING
lately occupied by Z. Bruce Cooke, Esq, situated as
above described, containing six rooms; all modern
improvements. 4s.. t.ie 80 t..ss- zfgEi,ss .r,>
The lot ironls 20 feet, and runs back l20 feet to
an alley In common. Sgs5 - Eis.s
TERMS: One third cash balance In SIX. and twelve
months, with six per cent: interest added.
- 80 EDWARD C.. GODDIN,
Fsmy21 i9it-E ~ affaa. E-.5 ~ Aucuoneer.
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BY W. Goddin,
by ". UOudin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
EXECUTORS SALE OF THE UPPER
III PORTION OF THE LITTLE DOVER ES-
TATE. IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY, ON JAMES
RIVER, TWENTY-TfIREE MILES ABOVE
RICHMOND. CONTAINING FIVE HUNDRED
AND SIXTEEN ACRES.-At the request of Mr..
Thomas W. McCance, surviving acting executor
Of the late Miss Ann Il. Trent. deceased, shalt offer
for sale at public auction, on the premises [mmedi-
atey after the sale Of the lower portion 4S0 acres
more lessl, advertised 10 be sold under decree Of
Richmond Chancery Court by Messrs. John A.
Meredith and A. l.. Bouwarc, commissioners, on
WEDNESDAY the 29lh day of May. 1878. 1t IL
O'Clock NJ f fair: If not the first fair day there
after) that portion of the LITTLE DOVER ES-
TATE, in Goochiand county, which was assigned 10
Miss Ann K. Trent in the division Of the estate Of
her father. DR.. Joseph Trent, deceased being the
upper partl, containing SIG ACRES-Of which 90
acres are Jumes-rlyer low-srounds of unsurpassed
fertility, 23S Of excellent highland and 100
and the high-land particularly adapted TO the
growth Of wheat, corn, tobacco, clover, &c. The
improvements on the place are limited, but the farm
itself iSregardcd rs amongst the most valuable on
james river. The canal OF the James River and
Kanawba Company passes through the farn, so that
its products can be cheaply transported 10 market
The neiglIborhood is equal 10 any in the county MIR.
Richard S. Wood, residing the FARM will show IL
to those who may call Oil him. Possession In time
to seed wheat and full possession At the end Of the
year. -.
TERMS One third cash: balance at one and two
years, for bonds bearing Interest haf-yearly, Sc
cured by deed of trust; the taxes for 1878 TO be
paid by the purchaser. W. GODDlN,
M 29-S Ottawa Wa tdt,!S hucGoneer.
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It rains all morning and 1t rains all night,
And II rains ali the liye-long day;
And 1t gets up to rain when the stars are bright,
And 1t rains when the dawn Is gray.
1t shuts up the sun in a chronic eclipse,
And It pours in torrents down The streets;
In tie shallowesI place you could sail great ships,
And navigate the cutters with fleets.
Hail, thou AquarIus, you damp old god!
+. You ought TO be ashamed Of yourself:
: You had plenty Of time to rain all April,
Without keeping 1t up till the middle OF July.s
There isn't SO much poetry in this closing stanz'
there seems to be in the other two bnt there is
Numbering sight more truth.-HdDkeVe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-23
BY Frank d. Hill.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
llOS Main street.

A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF ONE ACRE OF
INLAND NEAR THE NEW RESERVOIR
by virtue Of order OF the United States District
Court for Eastern District Of Virginia, entered Nav
21st, 1878, In the case Of William II. Gwathmcy,
bankrupt, will sell ut auction TAT the risk and costs
of james c. Smith, who was the purchaser of said
land at sale made on Goth March, 1879, on WE'D
premises. ONE ACRE OF LAND LOT No. n in
the plan of Glen Ellen, in the county OF Henrico,
Situated between the reservoir and James river
The LOT is beautifully situated and will be sold with
out reserve.
TERMS : One half cash. balance in four months,
IN m y1 '' A''>.'' JAMES CAsKIE, Assignee.
GHERIFF'S SALE OF THE ENTIRE
y STOCK OF THE SOUTHERN TEA CODlPA-
NY AND THE UNEXPlRED LEASE OF THE
STORE.-Bv virtue Of oruer of the Circuit Court
of the city Of Richmond. made in case of "McClel-
Ian, &C.. against Krety" shall proceed to SELL at
cupied By Charles krety, No 9i2h Main street, on
WEDNESDAY The 29th instant, commencing at
L O'Clock, the KNTIRE STOCK OF GOODS in
said store, consisting of an elegant assortment of
TIN STANDS Of sundry sizes,
One COFFEE-TOASTER,
Three pair Of good SCALES and WEIGHTS,
One large DER,
Large lot Of TEA, ...r s,.-r'
SUGAR. POWDERS. SODA.
COFFEE, PAPER, CORN,
CRACKERS, SPICES, .t-.t
BLACkING, TEA-B0XES, BAGS,
One WNING, &C., &c. -
Immediately after the sale of the goods, say Mt l2
O'Clock, will be sold the UEEXPIRED TERM OF
THE LEASE OF THE. STORE and CELLAR,
ending january 20. lS79. iss&. ~ -.
nv 20 JOHN ". WRIGHT, 8. C. r.
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AUCTION sALEs..Thts Day
BY Z. B. Cook, Anctioneer,
No,2O Governor street.

ELEGANT OIL-PAINTlNGS, &C., AT
1I AUCTION.-THIS DAY, ut 10 O'Clock, Will
sell at my store
FIFTY ELEGANT OIL-PAINTINGS,
embracing some beautiful landscapes and figured
pictures, elaborately framed.
These paintings are much superior to those usually
offered at auction.
.r ALSO,
90 dozen ENGLISH-PLATED. KNIVES and
Sale nositiye. E.B. COOK,
Iny23 AuctioGeer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-23
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
10 1873 EasF d E9E STREET TtT E sS
BRICK DWELLINGS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
chAY gEIW I'VE NI HE ENIERsi AMD rs Ss TH
DWELLING AND VACANT LOT AT THE
N&RTHEAsT C9RNER Of CLAY AND HENRY 1
cree Of he Chaucery Court of Richmond, entered
executors Us. Kagana's executors. we viii sell by
der named edG Below on MONDAY the 9th aay Of
May, 1878. the following REAL ESTATE, of
which the late Gideon Ragland died seized-to wit :
tBEsIDEs CELLAR] BRICK sTORE AND
WAREHOUSE tadioinlng Columbian BloclD on
occupied by liessrs. williams & Mcintyre. Its rs
SO feet 10 an alley, is built in the most substantial
and In point of dnd
Cary street for Il large business of any kind. This
is a fine opportunity for first-class investment.
say the FoR ffsf Ii d BR s HS Ell
| lNGS beginning Mt tile northwest corner Of Clay
Within the last nd are
| most approved modern style. They have nine rooms
each besides cellars under the wing portion and are
| in every respect handsome and comfortable resi-
dences. The other house was built some years ago,
| and has eight rooms besides kithen. :,
Immediately after the above we will sell the revcr-
sion, subject to the nfc-estate Of Mrs; Leonora W,
| Ragiand, in the former r RESIDENCE Of the dece-
dent situated ut the northeast corner of Clay and
| Henry Streets 1t IS new house, with about nine
rooms, and has with 1t IN adjoining VACANT
LOT. the whole fronting 50 feet, running back 100
| feet TO an alley six feet wide.
| Persons wishing 10 buy thoroughly good RESI-
DENCES at moderate cost and upon unusually &C
commodating terms should not fail to attend this
| SALE
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray COSTS Of suit
and OF sale; the residue in equal insamen's at one,
two, and three years, with interest added for nego-
table notes with satisfactory endorsers but II the
purchasers or any of them. so elect. they may pay
third in cash and give noes for the residue at one
and two years, with interest adGed--in which case
endorsers will be dispensed with titles to be retan
ed In either case until the whole purchase money
shall be fully paid and conreyances ordered by The
court. Purchasers to pay taxes for 1878 and to
keep the property insured. -
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
Special Commissioners.
GR1IDRS g WILLIAMS kurtiontprs INV ~