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covered 10 New Orleans, and she
was instructed to testify and lay nil the
blame of said killing and assarilt unon the
Democrats and that che was further tr-
structed and induced 20 pretend that her
wounds were more serious than they were,
and that she could not walk, when in fact
she had walked each day considerable dis
tances aud assembled long flights OF stairs,
such as the custom house stairs In New Or
leans, without assistance, and on the day
she was carried ia the room OF the Return
ing Board on lounge, or sofa, she was con-
yeyed in O carriage, but was able to walk,
and did walk part OF the way up tho stairs,
to the room In which the Returning Board
was sitting, and gave out, but she was IN
duced to allow herself to be carried In on
said sofa, or lounge, in order to pr odnce tne
impression that she was worn out ana coulo
not walk. Deponent further deposes
that previous to her giving her testimony
before said Returning Board she was VISITED
by John Sherman and others OF the VssltlnG
| statesmen, as she was informed, ana lntro
duced to them as such, and That she Walket'
before them and they had ample opportunl.
ty TO see what her condition was, ana that
she could walk about. Deponent furtner
aeposes that during the time she was IN
New Orleans attending the said Returning
Board she was constantly given money by
different Republican and was promised q
support for life. which last has not been
given as promised. Deponent makes TINS
affidavit without fear from any cause, and
without any promise OF reward or other
consideration than desire to have the whole
truth known In the interest Of truth.
her
ELIZA II PINKsToN.
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Eliza Pin.kston.

All remember the tragic scene OF ELIZA
PTNKsToN before the Louisiana Returning
Board. Upon the face Of that affairlit was
fraud gotten up with cunning and en-.
acted with unscrupulous rascality. Mr..
sHERMAN's patronage commended it not to
the public, nor did bis asseyerat,on that the
people concerned in 1t were as much entt-
tied TO credibility as he himself was TO assist
in giving it responsibility. a permeating
reporter Of the New York Herald has, he
says, traced ELIZA PIsKsToN to her present
home 10 Alsstssip q he reports her now
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A GESERAL GESIUs-TBE REPUBLICAN
PARTY DEap.-We clip the following from
the testimony Of Mrs. jerks before the
Potter committee on Saturday:
O.: will ask you what Is your occcupa-
tiony a.: am general genius.
81: IL that the means by which you make
your livings A.; Othello's occupations
gomez; the Republicans are dead. Laugh:
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The LITERARY AGE.-This monthly pa
per, recently announced in the Dispatch as
forthcoming. has made its appearance. 1t
IS edited by Mrs. HOFFMAN, OF Liberty, Bed
ford county, where 1t is published, and has
lively and inviting table OF contents. Bor
sale by EILYsoN & YAScEY and {. F. JOHN
sToS, news dealers in this city.
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IDS representing that the whole affair before,
the New Orleans Returning Board as q
fraud. a very troublesome case TO SIIERe
xAS. We publish elsewh there the fuain points
In this report Of the, Herald. Wesuppose
1t viii give some work for the POTTER In
vestigating committee.
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DON'T WANT TO BE CHEATED [Clinch
Valley Ncrs. ]-"Now, since the control OF
matters has been taken in so summary Il
manner by an Informal caucus OF a dozen
politicians, the question OF Convention,
or no Convention = is decided in the mega
tive -
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JORDAN ROCkBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS. ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY, w.

These delightful Springs are ciGht miles from
Goshen Depot. on the Chesapeake aud ONO rail
road, from which point elegant c"achc. run r"2G-
larIy over gcri road through beautiful and pic
turcsque country. The Improvements entirely
now. and embrace AL The modern c"3yrnicnccs for
the most comfortable accommodations. The prin
cipal hotel. In addition Ia ParUrs. Dining Room.
Ball Room. &c contains upward, Of one hundred
chambers. all newly furnished with gas AMI electric
bell, in each lthc only summer resort IN Virginia
which hal. There are also superb cottage accom-
modations. Post auu tclcgraph-otcc' In tue hotG.
Two daily mails from all points. In addition 10 thu:
Alum waters. whoy. medicinal qualities are too we'll
known 10 specially refer to- there j. on tho grounds
one of the strongest aud best Chaiybcate Springs III
the country. which Is direct THH D,ccrfui tOtti..
For further particulars. Terms. &c. address hy
letter JbSEIli \. NbpilNhR)-
my 24-eod2m Manager AZ IN. springs.
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ELIZA u PINKsToN.
mark.

- Now Pritchard.1
Witness: W. j. Mostly, r. II. Hotmdn:;
Sworn and subscribed before me thls 23a
OF June, A D. 1878, after the same naa
been read over twice to deponent III us,
tinct and audible voice in my presence ana
that OF the foregoing witnesses and her hus-
band. SINGLETON UAKKEiT'
Justice OF the Peace.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s.-.s - l"I------~- ------~~--
NJ THE GREAT SALE
COHEN BROTHERS
STILL CONTINUES.
+ MORE ADDITIONAL BARGAINS,
FOR THIS WEEK.
WILL OPEN
MONDAY MORNING.:
Three cases CORDED WHITE LAWNS at 44c. !;
Two cases AUBURN BLEACHED CoTTONS at
6Kc.;
Five cases ANDROSCOGGIN at 7Sc.;
WAMsUTTA LEACHED reduced to l0c.:
All DOMESTIC GOODS at similar reduction.
Best PACIFIC JACONET LAWNS ut 10, 10Y, and
l1c.;
Two cases MERRIMAC PRINTED PIoUE
CORDS at exc;
Thrc,, eases yard-wide PACIFIC PERCALEs at
&C, reduced from 12Hc.;
One case FINE ENGLISH CAMBRICS in beautiful
designs at &C., formerly sold at from 12A to l5c.
A large stock of FRENCH ORGANIZES in the
latest designs:
500 yards WHITE FRENCH LAWN at 2oc,, for
merlI sold at 45c.;
Yard wide elegant quality CHECKED NAINSooK
at 15c., formerly sold at Csc;
NULL MUSLIN u, 35c., general value war-a nted
5oc.; at 37H and ACC, value OF which Is from
80 to &C..
Fifty pieces VICTORIA LAWN Nlnen-fnishl ut
TX, 10, and 12l4c., formerly sold at 10; 12E, and
1Gc.;
FRENCH VICTORIA LAWNS and LINEN DE
INDIA at %. 80. s., 40, and Soc, much under
value;
* wide FRENCH ORGANIZE 1T 1876; the
finest quality imported at 45c., heretofore sold
at IL per yard;
4 large stock of DRESS GOODS ut great sacrifice !;
AMERICAN BUNTING In nayy-blue and brown
ut &c.;
The finest LINEN BOURETTES imported at
l2lsc., formerly sold at Csc.
LUPIN'S MEXICAN MESH GRENADINES at
6Oc., formerly sold at s7hc.; IRON GRENA-
DIMES at Csc, worth fully soc. Nany other
DRESS GOODS at similar reductions:
10 dozen LONG SILK MITS, In light shades. ut
Use, formerly sold at 1925;
so rolls of WIIITE-AND-RED and WHITE NAT
TING at 15c. per yard;
Every imaginable style of CORSETS az less than
they cost to manufacture. je29
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BUGGlES. WAGONS. &c.
CHILDREN,s CARRIAGES.

T Ohm DOES, I'll AND Tia MAIN
STREET, between Seventh and Eighth. manu-
Now on hand, the largest collection Of Children's
Carriages ever exhibited in the city, from $3.50 up.
riages taken In exchange. Repairing specially.
Call on JoHN DOES. .it will repay you. = ! =
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= = $500 - --s'r,s -
SPECIAL ANTIGks.

eH- THE GREAT SAVINGS
INSTITUTION
LEVY BROTHERS.
GOODS MARKED DOWN TO THE LOWEST
PRICES
AND THEN AN EXTRA TEN PER CENT.
TAKEN OFF OF
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH YOU PURCHASE.
1000 LINEN SUITS for Indies at less than they
cost TO manufacture. and then you get an extra
ten cents off Of every dollars worth you pur-
900 wards of GRENADINES at 5, 6., aud sHa.
and YOU get an extra ten cents oil on every dol
lars worth you purchase;
Yard-wide PACIFIC-MILLS CAMBRIA ut G',c per
yard worth 1Oc., and you get All extra ten cents
OFF on every dollars worth you purchase;
SILKS of all kinds down to bottom prices, aud you
get an extra ten cents Off on every dollars worth
YOU purchase;
Of DRESS-GOODS, such as BLACK
GRENADINES. BoURETTEs, ALPACAS, &c.
at very low prices, and You get an extra ten cents
Off OH every dollars worth you purchase;
All kinds Of GOODS for boys and mems wear at
The lowest prccs. anh you get an extra ten cents
of on every dollars worth you purchase.
We will not euumcrate any other articles at this
time, but will state that we have the
LARGEST. CHEAPEST, AND BEST-AssoRTED
STOCK IN THIS CITY;
aud remember that We Like or IN extra ter cents
on every dollars worth of goods you purchased at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
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FH'IsSiEa'EE.

ARGE STOCK OF NEW oTlLEsE
lIOF WALNUT PARLGR AND CHAP 20
RE,R sI'trS-We have IL stock s"mc very me f.
PARL OR and CHAMBER SUITS, which W. 90
1ill sell for the next sixty :ly' a. coal: rAmLHE
SUITS IN COTELINE rAPiSlkl, SaiL,r'
REPS, aud HAIR CLOTH. All fresh anu 1,'nS Ia,
BILE goods Parties In want OF hnc goods sil"u'u ~ ~.
fsil 10 examine stocN before purchi.ins. al 40
Guarantee our stock equal TO any Ia the cliN 1'tl
In nrirc and workmanship. \ full l;ne Ut tiiEa'
W. r. CAriiHIGl,r { son.
H. l0-lm /" ""'pI" ~(----
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1t Is designed 10 make This the most pleasant and
OF der!y pleasure trip OF the season. Special cars
will be reserved for ladies and children. No disor-
derby or dsreputaoe persons will be allowed on the
train. ARA nrcments have been made with the
Mayor OF West Point t. have The best order pre-
served.
DINNER can be had at the hotel for SOC.
Facilities Tor dancing surpass those Of previous
years. Music has been engaged for the occasion.
Refreshments on the cars ut city prices. OYSTERS.
CRABS, and SALTWATER FISH i'll abundance.
Having served the citizens Of Richmond fire.
quenty before, when all were pleased. and having
greater facilities to add 10 your comfort than any
former OCCASION. we feel warranted in saying that
this excursion will he the most pleasant that has
ever left Richmond for Il days recreation
The train will leave the Richmond, Y0rk-Riyer
and Chesapeake depot at 1870 a. NJ, and return ar
1880 T. VI. i. 7. ADAMS.
5. Il. PERDUR,
ie 25-Tu,Th ,TuEW6t* Managers.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at the house OF the brides father Rich
mond June 80, 1879. by Rey.ti. +. Willialns, Cap
tain G. W. WEST and Miss EMMA Il. MACK.
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YouRTH OF JULY AT OLD POINT

q FUUNII OFe UH1 -
BY JAMESTOWN TRIBE. No. A, I. Q. Il. IL.
THE eommodious and comfortable steamer PAM
I,fCO win make an excursion to Old Point and Nor
folk. leaving Richmond at p. d. "WEDNESDAY
Jnir a. arriving at Old Point and Norfolk OF A. M
the morning Of the Fourth.
Returning, the Pamtco viii leave Norfolk al r. T.
NJ same day, and arrive az Old ROM IN line LOT
Richmond the morning OF the 9th.
FARE, ROUND TRIP, %.
james r. Lamkin, George E KUHN, Willard WAKE
feld, and W. a. Lamkin. -
Tickets can be obtained from the Commiltee w
any of the Tribe.
Refreshments at city prices
Sleeping accommodations for limited num2eI Oh
, rIns 100 " 1 ' - ty l.3t
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

BOOKDINDINi to suit the means aud tase OF
all.
we use materials according 10 the work, anu
therefore can bind In y cheap manner az IotH
Nv i-d&w w. RANDOLPH y ENGLISH.
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MILITARY NOTICES
PIC.NICS.

1n1c JULY 4TH. 1878.
PICNIC
FOR THE
BENEFIT OF ST. PATRlCK'S CHURCH
ON
THURSDAY, JULY 4TH,
AT
hiES-RIvER-BREWERY GROUNDS.
The proceeds Will be devoted TO RECEIL1NG the
church, and this fact should enlist the sympahes OF
all our people. The committee have NOT been
months preparing Tor the OCCASION but nevertheless
they promise all Who attend day Of rational and
innocent enjoyment; aud 10 this end there will be
variety of games, such as shuttleboard bagaelle,
guoits, &C., &c. also, various Scotch games unCcr
the auspices Of delegation from the Caledonia
Club. ~
Refreshments at city prices.
Music by Workers. Brass and String Bands.
Omnibpses viii run TO and from the grounds all
day. t.;-tt .Ia.r
TICKETS. so and 25 cents; to be had Of commit
tee or any Of the parishioners.
Il. z. MURPHY, Superintendent;
.5 JAMES HAYES, Assistant Superintendent;
DANIEL MORGAN, Secretary;
j. Il. MOLL0Y, Treasurer.
JOSEPH ALLARD, dr.,
II. A. N EAGHER,
ARTHUR ROONEY,
.5tI PHILIP O'kElLL,
i. w. MAHoNEY. iEE
II. O'FARRELL, 81
jc 24&Jul,2,3.4 Committee OF Arrangements.
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GRAND EXCURSION AND
" BASKET PICNIC
TO CRANEY ISLAND,
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THURSDAY, JULY 4. 1878,

FOR TILE BENEFIT OF CHRIST CHURCH REcroRf'
Having secured DIR. Owens's beautiful grove, CRA-
SE,Y ISLAND, we can offer to all who 60 with us n
nlensant time. band OF music will accompany the
excursion. REFRESHMENTS At city prices: There
will be GLASS-B ALL SHOOTING MATCH DUR
ing the day and silver medal awarded the best sho.
25c. The train leaves the depot ut 1880 A. NJ. and
returns to Richmond at i. NJ. Tickets may nc
found ut r. s. Andcrson's, DR.. Richardson's drug
store. G. III. lIagan's, Baughman Brothers, and i.
Wiley Davs's, No. 81 Twentieth street.
ie 2S-F 81. TuS W4tx
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EXCURSIONS.
& eRaNp DIspLAYsoF FIREWORKS.

TSHE EXCURSION OF THEsi5sl
i 81; SEASON. lE12aE;ssssssssss'E
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LICENSES.

y 2.2t ,.i.uaM 90 IL Ssiie5,h "a q
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Ii any well-disposed person Of means is
DESTROYS OF making himself a blessing to the
community we advise him to cause to be
published for gratuitous and widespread
distribution brief histories OF the expe-
rience of our forefathers and OF the French
republic with fiat money Boston Jo1tT7ao!
(Republican).
A little chap who resides on Union ave.
nue. near Chestnut street, becoming wearled
with school duties, consoied himself and
his mother by remarking a day or Two
since: t.Well. I'll pass this examination
and be promulgated, then III nave lots OF
weeks vegetation. livingston freeman.
Henri Rochefort has his plan for settling
socialism. 1t is law in one section as fol-
lows: !" Hereafter all the poor shall have
an income Of 10000 francs year." AS this
will soon abolish farming and the human
race, it is safe to say that Rochefort is still
a Radical.
College professor Ito junior who has been
taking advantage OF his absent-minded-
ness): Young man, find. on looking
over the records, that this makes the fifth
time in two years that you have been grant
ed leave of absence 10 attend your grand
mothers funeral" Harper'S Bazaar.
II the Commercial does not know that
the instant OF the passage Of "fiat" act
would be the signal for 4 spontaneous COM
bination OF all who have anything to sell to
use nothing but coin it vastly undertakes
the intelligence OF the commercial classes in
this country.-BoSton advertiser.
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BY Robert i. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brothcr),
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE
i FRAMED HOUSE AND FINE LOT ON JAY
NEAR BUCHANAN STREET. ADJOINING TIL E
PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WHITLOCK, ESQ,
AT AUCTION.-In pursuance of The provisions Of
certain deed of trust from John Nettles and wife
1875, and duly recorded in Henrco County Court.
D. Is. 90, page ZIG, will proceed TO sell, upon the
premises, on TUESDAY the 9th day Of July, 1878,
at 6 O'Clock I. NJ, being required so to do by the
holder of the noie secured by said deed, default
having beer made in the payment of the same. the
PROPERTY conveyed by said deed. The HOUSE
contains about five rooms, and Is substantially built
and is in excellent order. The LOT has Il front Of
26 feet on JAY street, and runs back 1872 feet.
to pay off a note of $3.50. with all interest. &C.,
thereon; residue upon such terms rs will be given
at Safe X. ~ MEAGIiER-
iy3 Trustee.
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,JuLY 3. 1878.

GCLI o, 1000
& Editors Dispatch 4 Enclosed Is q transla-
ton from the German OF Schiller) OF d little
poem. IL deemed worthy, please give it a
place some day In your poets corner.
The Maiden's Lament.
The oak forest tnurmurs:
And clouds gather DER
"A maiden slttiDg
On the sward OF the shore:
The waves are breaking with might, With might,
And she signs out her grief TO the gloomy night.
Her eyes all with tears beclouded.
"My heart has persisted;
The world is vain,
And never can give $3.50 -
Any pleasure again.
Oh call up Thy child, Holy Mother, to heaven;
To me has earth's happiest !ot been given,
!. The Joy ofliving and loving. 49,
"Ohl vain Is my weeping,
My tears fow In vain.
They can wake not the dead H.
To this life again:
Then tel, me what comforts me sorrowlng breast
With longing for loves vanished pleasure Oppressed
For, mother, thy child needs such comierl',
Though vain Is thy weeping,
Though tears flow In vain,
Though the dead they can wake not
To this life again, -
Yet the sweetest RELIEF for The borrowing Dreast,
With longing for loye's vanished pleasure oppressed
Is the sorrowing Itself for the lost one"
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TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
l. TON OF TRULY VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER AND COUS-
TY OF CHESTERFIELD. NA.-By virtue Of Il
deed Of trust executed 10 Charles W. Turner and
Frank j. Sampson trustees, the 21St day of JAN
uary. 1878. duly recorded in the clerks ONCE OF the
Musings Court for the city of Manchester in Decd
Book No. 2, page TAT. and also in the clerks office
Book No. 60. page $50, being required so 10 do by
the beneficiary in said deeds Of. d. Sampson dcclin-
ing act is under said decd) will offer for
sale the premises. In the city OF Manchester. on
MOSDAY,Juiy Is, 1878, commencing at O'Clock
L. NJ, the handsome DWELLISG-HOUSE AND
LOT OH Teulh street between Hull and Decatur
streets, now occupied by u frst-cass paying tenant
The lot fronts sc feet on Tenth street and runs back
SIS feet. with comfortable and modern-Stye build
ings. pump of excellent water, dwarf fruit trees,
&c, &C.. in the heart of the city, only about fifty
yards from the Hastings Courthouse
Immediately after he above sale will sell. on the
premises, ONE HALF INTEREST IN TWENTY
TWO VACANT LOTS in Hollands addition, very
handsomely and eligibly located for private resi-
denccs.
And ON the next day, TUESDAY, July 1G, 1878,
the premises at l O'Clock 4. NJ, In the county
of Chesterfield will offer for sale, under same deed,
TWO THIRDS INTEREST in l tract of valuable
farming and mineral land well wooded and waiered,
about four miles from the thriving village of Mid
lothian. containing THREE HUNDRED AND
ACRES. nearly surrounded by
the valuable coal lands of franklin Searns. Esq,
purchased by him at high figures This property
offers first class inducements TO capitalists
TERMS: One third cash: The balance upon credit
OF six twelve months. well secured, and Interest
added from day Of sale on the deferred payments.
ivy CHARLES w. TURNER. Trustee.
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7AucTfOr sALEs...Future pays.
By Cbaf1r, Staples 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. / north Tenth street.
RIO CAPITALISTS AND ALL OTHERS
SEEKING FrRsT-CLAss INVESTMENTS
REAL ESTATE.

At the request Of the owners we will sell By auc-
ton, upon the premises respectively in the order
named below, the following VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. on JULY 10, 1878, commencing at
IL o'clock NJ. 1t Is seldom that such valuable
property Is offered to the public:
/. The LOT adjoining the Richmond Dispatch
building, upon which stands the building No. 11l6,
occupied by Charles Euker, yielding ground-rent
of rs per anuum In gold.
Q. The LOT at the southwest corner of Bank and
Twelfth streets, In rear Of the Dispatch office upon
which stands three brick tenements-Nos. 8. 10,
and IL north Twelfth srreel-occuped by the
Stats Gazette, V. A. Fayler, and George Mccoy.
yielding for the whole ground-rent of S37O.46
per annum In gold.
s. TENEMENT No. %. situated at the southwest
corner OF Governor for Thireenth) and franklin
streets, occupied by Messrs. Phillips Jennings and
others.
4. TENEMENT No. l414 east Main street. at It's
corner with New street, occupied by John McCor-
mick. LOT about 20 4-12 feet front, running back
1913 feet 10 Truehart alley, on which 1t fronts -
6-12 feet.
5. TENEMENT No. 1442 east Main street. lately
occupied by Messrs. Conrad & Co., on the north side
of Main street. second house west Of Wall Tor Fif-
teenthl street. The LOT Is about 25hxl39 4-12
feet to an alley in rear.
TERMS One fourth cash; the residue In equal
payments at six, twelve, and eighteen months Tor
negotiable notes with interest at the rate of six per
cent per annum. secured by 4 trust-deed on the
property. CHAFFlN, STAPLES 4 CO.
" l.3,5,S,9&10 Auctioneers.
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by Robert =. LTDe.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'S SALE
i OFA VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, WITH
GOOD IMPROVEMEN FRONTING ON WEST
Ham {0R GARY,STREETl RQAD ROAD, AED EX,
kANAWHA CANAL;-By virtue of decree of the
United States District Court for the Eastern dis
irict Of Virginia entered on The I'd dav Of July,
1878. In the case OF William NJ. Ledley. bankrupt,
we will sell, upon the premises. on MONDAY the
9Th day Of July. 1879, at IL O'Clock NJ, the DE;
deed as containing FORTY-oNE AND A HALE
ACRES OF GOOD LAND. about four and a half
miles west of Richmond; and now occupied BY Mr..
w. NJ. Ledlcy = residence and farm. The I'M
provements hrsl-rate. and consist of y TWO
STORY FRAME DIV ELLISG Of six rooms, k1tch-
en-, &C., with all needed out-5uidDgs, and in good
repair.
This Is The same property conveyed to said Led
ley by Robert Avis and wife by deed Of The 10Th OF
April, 1877. This Is truly a desirable piece of
property, and being situated on the principal road
leading from the city should command the attention
of parties Wishing nice and attractive country
home In splendd condition.
TRIMS: Cash as to sufficient to pay off two
notcs-oue for s67l 80 and the other for S691.4
with all cost, &c. thereon, and cost and expenses Of
sale. and also The expenses of preceding sale and
upon u credit on S7l1.03 till october 10. 1878,
and residue upon terms to be announced at sale.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY, Trustee.
iyG 8. Is. WITT, Assignee
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By W. Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE NUM-
HER OF HANDSOME LOTS IN THE WEST
FRN PART OF THE CITY NEAR TO ELIZA
PARK AND EUKER'S PARK:-As trustee In two
certain deeds or trust executed by Mr. d. ~ BrlZzo-
lara and wife, both dated 18Th Of August, 1876,
duly recorded IN Richmond Chanccry Court, shall,
by consent of parties sell at public auctien, on me
premises, In the order named, on MOSDA1 me otn
Following BEAUTIFUL LOTS-yiz:: FIVE LOTS
at the southwest corner OF Marshall and Hancock
streets each 2SlS feet front Hancock street by 81
feet; also, TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS on the north
side of Clay street between Harrison and Norton
streets each about 20 by 13O feet to an alley and
each fronting 20 feet on the cast line of Norton
street running back so feet.
TERMS: Reasonable. and made known IT The time
of sale WILLIAM l.. COWARDIN, Trustee.
r. 5. After The sale of the lots on Hancock stree.
will be sold that BEAUTIFUL LOT at the north
west corner of Broad and Hancock Streets 32 by
l43 feet to an alley. W. GODDIS.
10 % Auctioneer