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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

Nj William ". Aston has written a model
letter of acceptance. II is exceedingly brief,
aud yet il compIchenis every ground upon
which legislative candidate can ask the
support OF honest citizens. Mr.. Aston says be-
j. Ion honest money and cquai ulht., and flr
IotTenchncnt and TcioIm in municipal affairs.
This Is an excellent platform, and has the
rare merit of meaning what 10 says.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

who have just ended theirs with brilliant
success. The letter Of Il stan correspondent
on another page sets forth briefly some OF the
influences which helped toward the result III
Ohio. and will help equally here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

IN both reports. The Democrats are working az
they never worked before that il To he expected,
for IT life and death struggle with them AZ Tor
1den's card, that won't come TIL after NeW-l"ik
has voted for lac won't decline 80 long ~ the h"ih-
nation has a possibility Of being worth anything.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09
A,IiUcT ia. (, s,.A;rEs.-.rutnre pays.
BY Robcr; B. Lyme,
Heal Estate Agent and Atctionecrs
1912 Main street.

-fyE
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Two
gE y bhigk 4sRE asp ssoRSkR
OF WILLlAMsBnRG AVENuE1IA1sNTDS 5 sf,t,fNl
sTs FIFE ABB Apo9 Hga 2N FkNoST1NS "a Tag
EsT LS OF sbEs T p1rasnee
Of decree Of the Ghsucery Court Of tue sIt7 Of
ta in therein pending styled Rose GO: Roe sts,
ppr ersia % on WEDNEsDaY the 2lt day of May,
1879, commencing at AZ o'clock r. M .ropr
First ut No. 1895 east Main street. WIFI the 81
hose, Esq, dry-soo store and dwelln THIS
feet betwee Fifteenth snd Seventeenth streets. sad
is good location for that business or any DINER and
will at all umes command Eo9a tenants; IL pro-
to an alley in rear. .
second. Imniediasely after the above, s.roRE. and
east Of and adjoining the eueincho' Sc The lot and
building front on south 'dde o. street between
dwe,ns o aad ~ nd
water, SC. This store win aay good interest, ar d
is worthy of attention. .,
Tsird Immediately az .ee The above sale has beer
LARGE AND NEr s7oRRG As sf pDWsf LING fsa
This IS sae stan5 aaG
Mr. iI RSse ePr r. I!fe'imsa amount
Graham s. .tst The dweiiss overhead contains five
nd ss II: Is 80 feet front on STanam stree.
anIi,1 .pfds back some consideraeS; depth on ins
avenu' 1t has large Stable, water, &C., on th'
es,tIj, Immediately after the above shall sci
1.-TWO LOTS adto'Eaing this sfAre on its north. 20
fetin seD;h These lots are reilly rs pretty ana 81
defrnbe for buidiEg purpo.esIas any IN tnat 'oai
lily. ~
TERMS: Under decree, VIII be one fourth cash
lreskiuc at six tpnive. ana eighteen months creall
win Negotiable notes, per cent. interest addeei
ard i.c retained until all OF The purcase-moneT II
paid and co 1veyauce is or derrd by The Court.
S,ciul attention Is invited 10 the sale Of ibis vaIu
! able property. The aucEoneer Will give anS iur
Z ther inforln1s:on required before day Of sale
49, = A. II. KELLEY,
| a-1ik Special Commissioner.
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d y.
GRUngS & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers. my
BY Grubbs { Williams and Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and huctionCers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG
" TION. FOR TIIE PURPOSE or DIVISION.
or VALUABLE JCE-IiOUSE PROPERTY On
CARY STREET, AND LARGE LOT OF GROUND
IN observation-disclosures to decree Of The
Ctanccry Court of Richmond, entered OH The 29th
day of April. 1879, In lie suit by McGowAn's ad.
ministrariX u.s. King. &c. the UNDERSIGNED, special
commissioners namcdlu said decree, win on TUES
DAY. May l3. 1879, the premises. sell by public
auc ion, TO The highest BIDDER, The folIowiGsdc-
wit: At The hour of O'Clock +. ~ will sell that
LOT OF GROUND. with The Improvements there
on, situate on Cary street between Eighteenth and
more or less. on Cary street. running through 10
Dock street, being The proper now occupied by
Mrs. Jane King in carrying OH the Ice business Ar
business In the city OF Richmond, with a large
building and other improvements thereon especially
adapted 10 tie purpose and in view OF the carly
completion of the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road, affords an opportunity for lrst-cass invest
ment rarely offered.
And on The same day. at 5 O'Clock =. b.. we will
SELL on the premises that LOT OF GROUND trout
ing Lou feet on Seventh street between Louisiana
and Denny street, In that thriving part OF The city
Know rs Rockets.
TERMS OF SALE One third casF, and the residue
on credit of SIX. twelve. and eighteen months,
The purchasers executing negotiable notes Tor ne
deferred paymehts with I'M crest NJ the rate or SIX
perccntum per annum added, and the legal ute 10
be retained until the entire y paic.
+. p. TURNER,
my2 Special Commits ioHers.
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by Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent ana huctionecr,
1n,n

TOUR VEEY DESIRABLE. COVE
l. NIENT. AND WELL-ARRANGE Ell SEVEN
ROOM. TWO-SrOEY STuCh-BRlCK TENE-
MENTS. WITH FRONT AND REAR PoRCiiES:
BRICK KITCHENS, &C. SlTUATED on TIE.
AND GRnCE STREETS. WITH HALLS TO
EACH. FOR SALE BY AULTlnN.-By request Of
i"rWlncd 10 sell viii orr for sale 1t Pubic aHc-
tion, on The premises, on WEDNESDAY NEXT
the 4h day of Nav, 1879, n So O'Clock T. NJ. the
above VALUAB BILE BRIik TENEMENrS. which
have bee erected within the past few years The
location and construction Of these houses, coupled
with their accessibility TO the Business cenlr',
should attract The attention OF p.rtits desiring to
purchase smaillouses. which will yield good in
come upon n reasonable and small outlay. They
have gas, cuverts. and closets on The premises
being conn. c ca with rhe public sewer, IN adyan-
Iag' viii eli few houses on Church Hill possess.
The TERMS viii he reasonable and satisfactory.
The LOT fronls together on Grace street 66xl55
feet Ia Il wide alley. ROBERT +. LYME
Ely Nuctirn.cr.
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xonss, ii 1saptiss Theologicai sesnt-
Yrn7 20 5sf'ss4yss 81 s5

,rhn commencement exercises OF tue
SoUtt,erss Bap,fst Thcplogi deal SEMINAR tooA
Mace Monday ut the Baptist 6 VI =, gu =
Eonrth and Walnut streets, LoalsYiilss. = ~. "a
nrpar i,eran to play the opening nnn anu J,
fha All, dents OF the seminary ma an 20
fnck seats IN the pews at the s: .s. "
he nnlpik. The seminary embraces n,ne y !: !.
six students, Of which there arg pus NV ',
ss,,I, graduates. The exercises we're 30 0pen as
nv PRAYER from the Key. Df. ~ ea ,..,,,
of The Ghestnut-St reet Baptist cnutc1. ne
choir then Gang an anthem. Inc hes: ..
n. Bo7ee, the president OF lhe snsthuliou'
read the names OF the graduates 10 Tue sasi"
ans dsnarfmen;s, and conferred the diplo-
mes s,n,r, each OF the gentlemen. The whole
congregation joined the choir IN Singing
the beautiful hymn, " Gave NY Lie 'I.1 ioi
Thee -,
Tn order to avoid the unnecessary ienetn-
er,inc of The exercises two OF tue speakers
were eycused. The FIRST address Dy Mr. q.
s. Dill. OF Alabama, upon Heneering, was
one OF these, and consequently the second.
AR al. Eager, OF mississippi, was tue
first speaker heard. 49, ~.
next speaker. Mr.. Greene Is pastor OF the
Fast Baptjst church, IN this city, ana IS
Finished orator. The subject chosen was
% Christian Manhood.
Alter some excellent sacred music ny Tue
choir, Mr.. Ii. A. Topper, Jr., CT irgsnta.
delivered SUPERIOR Grafton upon ''bo 's
and Arrows" sp ~,
The choir nextrendereda beautiful Giant
with great power. After which Or: koyee
delivered the diplomas to the English gra-
duates, and TO the full graduates OF tue
seminary. Or. Boyce made short ADDRESS
10 the graduates.
The congregation then sang the "semi-
mary Hymn" which was composed ny Dr.
Manly, and has been rendered at eacn cou'
mep. cement OF the institution.
THE exercises were concluoeo VIII
benediclion pronounced by DR.. b. Mahiy'
OF Georgetown, go
THE GRADUATES.
There were only five fuH sraa:taSes
whose names are as follows: j. ). lHR. o
Alabama: j. III. Eager, OF biississtpfs; D
p. Greere, OF Missouri; A. j. S. Fh"rnas
OF South Carolina; Ii. A, Topper, sr., 0
Virginia. -
There we're also six English graduates
who are ready to commence their ministc
rial work. They are J. 2. Bell, OF Sour.
Carolina; w. =. HarT, OF Ai!abae,a; A..
= Mccoy, OF South CAROLINE, D. u. sim
mons, OF West Virginia; L. B. Thames, Q
Aiabama; Paul Wiiiss, Of Florida.
A very large audience !istcnrd to the eS
ercises, and all left seeling proud that Louis
willie was best with such aourshlng 10
strument for good.-CourieT' journal.
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LINES.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG I
oar u0an 1tnup

RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, May 4, 1879,
~ trains Oh this read will run as foous:
NJ s4 TRo otSai4 MIk io GaIy connecting
and Aiken Ivia Cbar'estonl. Raleigh,
Jacksouyllie-parlor cars 10 Whining
ton. Stops only at Chester and AiaE-
chester
sunday. makes c!ose connection 81
Petersburg with the Atlantic, bis
sissippi and Ohio railroad for 5ris'ol,
Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis,
LyEchbGre, Farmvilfe, and other focal
stations on that road, MAXIM Same
time rs by any other line. Stops al
4:55P.M. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i.l5 TRAIN daily
te1ceat sunday. Passengers takiGg
this train Will make cl@se connection
at Petersburg fcr HorfolE.
1885 2. n. THROUGH MAIL daily Sunday e1-
ceptcG), eonnectinc for Weldon, WV
mlngton, Raleigh. Charleston, Savau-
nah, Augusta, Columbia, Atlantis. Ma
con, MONTGOMERY, Mobile, New Or
leans. and all polns South and South
west. Pullman seeping-csJ from Bos-
.... ton for W,ming.cn. Savannah, and
tie s nth Stops oDly sc Manchester
and Chester.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
GAO q. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Monday ex-
ceptcd). eonnccl1n with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac ra!lrnaG
frr all points North. East. ana Wet.
StoI,s 1t Manchester and Chester, and
at Halfway and al Drury's Bluff, oil
signal. ....-..
S.2JA NJ ACCoMMODhI"S lRAlS ual'5
Except SuuCnyI. Stops ut al sta
lions.
7:lO ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Except Sundav). Stops only At Nan
crestcr aud Chester.
3:45 p. d.. THROUGH MAI. daily, connecting
With Richmond. Fredericksburg ans
Potomac railroad for all points Fa&
and Wea.. Also. making close cerEcc.
ton with the chesapeake and OEii
railroad for the Virginia springs asf
all points North and West. This trar
stops IL Manchester and Chester. ans
ut HALF Way and Drury's Blua, Oh
signal
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start IRON
the Appropriation dopot. -
mons $40 A. NJ. and $3.50 +. NJ: leave Peters
burg 9:25 4. 81. and 5:25 p. every Sunday.
my a. SHAW Superintendent.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown.
:
1113 1fain street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
L ING. WITH LOT At FEET INCHES By I
40 FEET 8 INCHES. ON CLAY NEAR flRST
STREET.-Dy virtue OF 4 deed of trust. dated 18TH
February, 1878, execute by VILLA r. Moseiey:
trustee 10 me trustee. to secure The payment OF
II, t. Therein mentioned, and default having been
made in he payment thereof, and being requested
g., TO do will sell At public auc Ion, On the nrcn-
scs. IN TUE SDAY.l3 9th da" 0: May. a. 5h O'Clock
P NJ. the PROPERTY described III said decd. rs
follows: All that lot. piece, parcel Of ground,
with all the improvements thereon, In The CITY OF
P;rhmoud. and bounded as follows: Beginning on
the north side OF Clay street NJ a point on a line
with The western wall of The dwelling, distant
about % feet inches east OF It: James street:
thence running eastwardlf along Clay street AZ
feet inches, more less, to include tho fence on
cast line OF SAID property, and Running Back from
said front be- wec para iei lines l40 feet inches
20 mn alley in common 16 feet Wide. being tic same
real tate convene 10 William Tnrpln, trustee.
who was substituted BY the sid Moseiy. trustee By
Jesse Underii and wife June rs. 1871. which
de-d is recorded 10 Chanccry Court, ID. b. 3i u,
p.3l1.
TERMS: By consent OF all parties. ono third cash
balance In six ard Twelve months, interest added,
secured bY decd OF trust. l.. +. BROW \. trustee.
j. THOMSON BROWN. huc;ionrcr... my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-09
ID. By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT
/ DRICK COTTAGE ON NORTH TENTH
STREET: ALSO 4 VACANT LOT IN REAR,
FRONTING ON ELEVENTH STREET.-By vir-
Richmond Chancery Conrf IN suit styled Nc
CaIdlish pS. Urerton's executor and dls.,I VIII, as
trustee sell to the hekeSt bidder upon the premises
H.. the BRICK COTTAGE 90 The east side of
Tenth street, commencing 90 feet south OF NJ
street. and the lot fronts said street 33 feet with
depth CT lis feet 10 an alley twelve feet wide.
ALSO,
VACANT LOT In rear Of the above, fronting
33 feet on west side OF Eleventh street. having q
depth Of ! lS feet TO an alley twelve feet wide.
TERMS: fash rs 10 amount sufficient to pay the
expense of sae The cost of these proceedings, aud
cent Per annum from 25th day OF September. SIS,
until paid A. II. COURTNEY, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc.ioneer. my5
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!. Auction sIAylLEs..Tlls bay.
BY Richardson - Co., ~
Real Estate bgents aHd A,icttoneefs,
1I13 Main ssrcet. ne - E

YrRUsTEEsS SALE OF a VALUABLE
Il SUBURBAN. FARM BY AUGTIoN.-lsy, VIZ.
tue or the provisions OF certain dted OF
Martin :. Taylor ard wife. bearinR date inc ILh nIy
OF SSctobcr ST. TO The ua dersgncd trustee. ouly
rrcortIe IN The cerss Office OF the County Court OF
Heurico to secure the payment OF certain mssoa T.,
able poie therein mentioned, 4 shah, as trastee 10
said deed tbeipg required so g do by The holder pg
said noie) sell by nucoa, on the premises. on
nhY the oil, day OF May, $40, 1t o'e!osk =: d.:
The valuable FARM known as ~. hDG nI,syla}x
XCREs. mora less thirty acres Of which ass IL
flne timber or oak pine, &C.. the baance Is AtyS
and atap.ed general f1tnnn o ,e
fiarmitaae road about two miles from the city, runs
back 10 he Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG and rotomac
paiiroad and adtoins the lands OF Messrs. THOMAS
Branch. a. j. Chewing. -; -. Mordec,i: AleSan,
der Walker. and others. The improvements are
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING nearly new.
with TX rooms. the usual out-houscs, and large
ice-house and pond.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray the expen so q
executing this trust and 10 pay OF the sum OF
with Interest thereon from the 7,h day OF April
1878, and the residue in six NJ onshs from theG.yol
SAFE nj gotiable note to be given therefor with IN
tcrest added, and secured by decd OF trust.
ia. RICHARDSON, Trustee;
RICHARDSON & Co.. AuctioneCrs. -. ap ~
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Gy j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent ond Auctl9ncer.
1l13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME
l. HOUSE on MAIDEN LANE, NEAR PINE
SIP EET-ly virtue Of 4 deed OF trust dated 23d
ADrii. ST.. executed by Charles W. Warrim2ton
and wife 10 me rs trustee, and recorded III the c'elS
office of III. Elcl,mcnd Cilauccrr Court. d. Is. 10
G. page 3l4. the urdcrsigHed trustee therein men-
Toned being required so 10 do-Jrfant having heel
maize in the pay in"nL of noes therein sccuietwll!
sell ~ public auc ion. on the premises, on MON
DAY. May 9th, st So O'Clock l.. NJ. that FIR AE
DWELLING lGcaIc cd Il, above. The '.OI fronts Oh
Mafen lane CT feet, will depth of SO feet, and
commences ut point on SAID lane III feet dis
ldut from Pine street.
This is class Of small property which pays good
income the investment.
TERMS: by consent, one third cash balance ~
six and twelve months. With interest. secured Iy
lrus!- deed. l.. T.. BROW n, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BRowS. Auctioncer. INV
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EXCHANGE-. LIVERY, ANDNo
t. SALE-STABLES AND RtCHMOSDHA
BAZAAR, I43S AND 1410 FRA NKLIN STREET.
I an now PREPARED. with unsurpassed facility to
BOARD HORSES BY THE DAY, WEEh' OK
MONTH. -.@
Special rates 10 drovers and every accommodation
extended them for the transaction or their bust
ness. " 80,
In connection with tho stables have established .
Bazaar for the SALE ny AUCTION OF. HOMES
MULES, VEHICLES Of all kinds. HARNESS.
SADiL rs, BRIDES, ROBES, WHIPS, &c.
AUCTION DAYS: WEDNESDAY and SATtk'
JOUN n. DAVIS. Proprietor.
C.. &, ALLEN. Manager. +, u. COOK, Auctioncer.
The services OF Major T. b. COOK bape been en-
gagged by me as auctiouecf for the Bazaar
JOHN Is. DAVIS,
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ATTsGURA..
-4TTaGUHeA.
NUTICURA,
=. THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
.,..,. ,,.~.. INFALLIBLY CURES.

.CuTIwaA, assisted ty CUTIcURA SoAP, Us earn
dy FOR iSe cure OF Salt Rhenm or EczsRa, &ing-
wcrn Te.,er, Pushes, Chan Whelk. Psoriasis rem-
Ground Itcn BARRIERS tier. Juckson's llch. IouRh
and Urseked Skins. and al We icuar ana ncaS E n
d,YnK DRY, Thin, and Falling Hair; Premature Bald
ness, and all S ally hrupiaps nenngs anu LITTLE ,d
stiscbareine WOUNDS, CUT, Wounds. Bruises,
scaids. Burns Itching piles. Pain, ana ,Inlamna-
fton: Rheumatism and Affections or the Muscles
and Joipis: Sore Ttrroat. Diph hrria Group. and
Hoarseiitss. In all gases Of Blood alad SKIN hu-
1Dors the CUTIcURA .EEsoLyENT should pc TAKEN
internally unul sumo lime after cure u ehectea.
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3d.. By James NJ. Taylor C Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonccrs,
cfFIre corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


F,HAT VALUABLE LOT ON. THE
4 SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS.
WiTH AN IKON- FRuNT FOUR-ST0RY BRICK
GEORGE GIBSON, ESQ. FOR SALE LIZ At A., AZ Ai.C
TION.-Ry virtue OF decree rendered by iNcn-
mond Chanccry Court on The 26th day or April
1879. In the suit Of Aliens execnfrN Us. Wheat
&c, and by the authority OF William 5. Donliail.
Esq the owner Of the improveme MS upon Sald LOT,
we will proceed 10 sell. at public auction uuon me
premises on MONDAY the 18Th day o! May.
1879, at ~ O'Clock H.. that ELEGANT lOpo /.
AND LOT No 1867. rs above located. 1he LOi
fronts OH the south side Of Main street 20 ltef, ana
runs hack about ] 63 fccttOa wide alley. The M
PROVEMENTS consist Of Il handsome iron-irout
four .slOly brick st0rchOu'c. which Is one OF the
largest and most substantially in the city, hay
Ing been erected by the owner Of tie best materials
and I'm the strongest manner, will; h2ising-rnachinc
aud ali other Ia faciia large bust
ness This proper yis located Alaiu sirretin the
midst OF he heaviest wholesale trade. ana conrc-
nicnt to ali the hot L. banks. &c; and Is IN every
respect of the most valuable pieces OK property
In lie city. - 49,. 49, -
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash: the balance
at four. cght twelve. and sixteen months. for ne,
goiabc notes, with per cent interest added and
Secured by L de, d Of trust.
-" ,.0-' :, = MARY A. ALLEN,
ESccutriX of Lo>cph Allen, deceased;
'+ WILLIAM s. DONNAN.
Sale conducted by JAMES 81. TAYLOR < son,
cIioMccrS my y
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BY ChafFin, Staples & Co., Auctionecrs,
40. north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM IN POWHATkN COUNTT:-By virtue
OF decd of trust executed 10 me ny John r. " mt
field and wife, bearing date the 2lst day OF Dccem-
Der, 1876, and rccorcG in The Cork Office OF Pew
h1fsn County Court on the 23d day OF December,
1876. shall, at the request of the person secured
BY SAID deed, proceed to sell Ut public auction on ne
premises ut 12 o'clock ~. ON the 10TH DAY OF
MAY, 1879. that certain TRACT OF LAND de-
scrbcd In said de, d us lying in rPowhatan county.
Va containing 1.u17 ACE rs. slurc or l-ss. nnw I'm
the occupancy of sIid John +. Whitfield. The said
tract consisted originally of Two parce!s-0ne known
rs "karnlington." cunaiuug about 700 acres. con-
Ycven 10 said Whitfield by JchnM. sly md wife. and
tic other. kuownas "SI,ddeScX.n containing about
81 acres. conveyed TO said Whitfield by john +.
Lay. Trustee; The ent re tract of 10l7 acres. more
or less. being bounded bv the lands OF Augustine
RoyalI. Wilson WInfrce John G. Portrr'S estate. he
lands lately owned by DR.. DAVID alcCaw. and the
lands Of William II. Wcsson ANA - Wilkinson.
The said tract is valuable farm about TWENTY-FIVE
mics from Richmond. well wooded and waicrCC,
and with IN EXCELLENT DWELLING HOUSE,
out buildings, orchard, &c.
TERMS: Enough cash 10 pay the expenses OF sale
ard note for i 500. with iaerest from the 3ntl
day Of December, 1878; aud tic residue OH such
terms rs the said John r. Whitfield or his assigns
may direct: and in OF his their failure to give
such GireciJn the SAID re. itluc shall be payable IN
three equal instruments 81 three, six. aud twelve
months, with interest added from day nf sale dc'd
of trust to he taken from the purchaser to secure
such deferred instulmcuts.
mvS THOMAS RI. GUM. Trustee.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
: by IITWUUS u " II'ItfIHos
Rea! Estate Agents and AGctiOneers.
Eleventh Street between Nam and Bank,

1--WE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
Il ON THE CORNER OF GRACE AND TWEEN
TY-FlFTH STR EETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
b.. on The premises. These LOTS front each 30
feet on Twenty fifth street and run back ~ l1-l2
feet. and are beautifully situated for the erection
OF small. neal residences, and the corner well suited
for store.
TERMS. At sale. GRUBBs q WILLIAMS.
my 8 ss 20 Auetion,ers.
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lArrsITEpy sAErs.-.Fusurc Days.
AUCTION ssRkIEsss-sEH asshc .E1Isy1s -
ByRobert d. Lyme, 8
Real Estate Agent and Aactioneer.
1912 Main street, Rschmond, Va.

GRAND HOTEL PROPERTY
IN RICHMOND, VA, ~
WITH FURNITURE, FIXTURE, ,o,,srs ON.
NfBUsEs, AND EVERYrJ', NC com.
PLETE FOR THE p rs1Nsss
Faoaiissa cAPfiuh % 4tEET AND CAPITOL
SQUARE, ON NINTH STREET,
3 THE LoVEISS SPOT IN THE SOUTH,
FOR sALP At PUBLIC AUCTION.
or tine " ST. CLAIRE H0TEL.n located on the
northwe & corner OF Grace and Ninth streets, and
large and ~ s,y nnIrin RchrSond
sla' sell by public auction, upon the premises on
q. thursday THE 2eTn DAY OF MAY, 1879,
ATl2 O'CLOCK NJ,
street Of So 3-l2 feet and Ninth street 63 Ala
feet with dept of 80 feet It's north line, and
width on Its rear OF 73 312 feet. THE Hotel IS a
partly four stories and partly three stories above
FRAME DWELLING adjoining, and fronting or
Ninth street, which Is Included In the sale contains
seven rooms, Kitchen, laundry. servants .part-
the geographical centre of The c4y In front Of the
State Capitol square, with an elevation ;insuriag
u
try. This is justly considered The
MOST DESIRABLE POSITION FOR A HOTEL
In Richmond, located as 1t is on one of the great
thorougbfare, Of The city, Where slreet-cars are
passing every few minutes and within n few squares
Of the post-0fice. custom house. and all pubitc
places and yet withal in aquet and delightful 10
calty, where property is steadily and continually
improving In value. The sale o. this properly should
commend itself 10 OF capital and to hotel me
1T large. who may desire nnW to secure permanently
the tic best and most desirable OF all others
| for that business in Rchmond and in the entire
South. -.
Thc FURNITURE is comparatively new. and Is
CT good moAcrn stFe-such as is usually found In
firSt-cl3Ss hotel.
| The nS,urcs &C.. repaired for the hotel business
will be included in salesuch rs china Sarn &C., &c
| The owners have concluded 10 sell positively on
the day na ned. Parties may attend expectinSto sec
| the sale made on fhe day named. --
| THE TERMS WILL BE MADE ENCEEDISG-
| LY LIBERAL, AND WILL BE ANNOUNCED
FULLY ON DAY AND HOUR OF SALE.
ROBERT e. LYME, Auctiouccr.
|. ~ B-This advertisement will mol IN any way M
| terfcre With the business OF The Hotel. and OH
friends and patrons will be ma1 comfortable and
| taken as good care Of nS heretofore.
HUNTER 4 PESDLETON,
| rrour,ctOrs OF st. Claire liorcl.
ROBERT F. LIME, Auctonecr. my