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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-21
AN ANscDoTE OF LoNGFELL0w.

AN AEECDoTE OF LONGFELL0W.
The Boston correspondent of the Provi-
dence Journal writes:
| remember little incident that occurred
some years ago in street-car on the way to
Boston,. The writer OF this occupied seat
opposite to Mr.. Longfelow, who was chat
ting with gentleman in the passageway
between us. When that gentleman, in bis
turn, foued seat, a man Of respectable,
rustic appearance, burly and bluff, moved
by, know not what in the conversation
to which he bad been undisguisedly
listening, suddenly, in the great voice
acquired 10y lifelong talking inthe open air,
said to Mr.. LongieIlow: "Be you in the
wool business, Mister?" "No, not at pre-
sent" answered Mr.. Longfellow, leaving it
to be inferred that he might be cOntempla.
ting that traffic 10 the near future; or might
very recently have quilted it; and looking
with half Smile ut me, the amused stranger
opposite, as If the reflection had crossed his
mind and might cross mine-that q poet
was sometimes accused OF wool-gather-.
ing. Tue Ono, sir; not at present"
in those gentle tones, induced the
further remark, s.Pm in the hop business
myself" Now, some gentlemen, perhaps
some poets, would here have let the CONVEX
sation drop-what il you are, or what is
that to me being the prose version Of the
poetic silence. Not so in this instance.
With the never-railing courtesy which be-
longs TO him, Mr.. LonefelloW, turning fully
toward bis neighbor, said: az have often
been struck with the beauty OF that plant;
Its way OF growing, its blossoms, and then
the hops themselves" The other, in his
delight at the genial appreciation, brought
down his strong hand heavily on Mr.. Long
fellows knee II think he must have wincedlt
and uttered the one word splendid in a
shout that might, one would think, have
been heard from Mount, Auburn to the
Revere House. After Dir. T!on.ielloW bad
left the cars, which he' did just then;
/ longcd to tell the stranger who it
was that was not in the wool business,
and who liked the: hop-plapt so well, but I
forbore, rejecting that the, name might not
perhaps be known to him, SO as to add to
the value OF that praise. And I3remember
that once Oh taking my place In the. morn
ing train for p Providence, and unfolding my
paper Iah6d exclaimed, as my eye fell on
that item Of intelligence, g The Duke, OF
dead l5' and my neighbOr in the
next seat, thinking himself addressed, an;
swered clyilly.I yet asef knowing many
Dukes, 'sfAh, indeed w hereof?noi
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'',' =, BY Frank D. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctiopeer, aud Notary Public
40 :E'G corner Ninth and Hull streets, It
HD"f' "s.'i't' Manchester Va i.tta.-h.tf

SALE, OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT IN BUFFERS ADDITION al. PUB
Lie Auction by virtue Of deed Of trust exc
cuted by George Jefferson and wife, dated on the
18th day OF Januany, 1877, and duly Of record In
349, being required so 10 10 by The beneficiary IN
snil deed, ] win sell, On the premises on WEbNES.
DAY, the Goth OF March, AT 4 O'Clock 7. NJ, lnt
HOUSE AND LOT, fronting thirty feet On = Old
noainion street, In Ruiers addition, and now oc.
copied by George jefferson. THIS property Is To-
catad III o thlcsfy.setted neighborhoen, and with
small eatlsy fconld be. made comfortable Hue
home. 80 .e--,.g - 81,
TERMS: Cash as to cost Of sale and to pay q not
past due for enc hundred dollars, and interest there
on from The 10Th day or January lS7 TIE balance
as may be announced Ut sale. T, L, $500 $500,
NH Is ~ FfI.tiS 1883: ~ - s,ti Trustee.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,
lib Main street.

A VERY DESIR >BLE FRUIT AND
n TRUCK FARM OF TWENTY-EIGHI
ACRES. THREE MILES OF RlCHM Sl 9 nv, WITH
ISG.-I win sell at public auction. on THURSDAY
The 27th cay of March. at o'c'ock r. NJ the above
desirable SMALL FARM OF TWENTf-EiHtiI
ACRES, wifllin three miles Of tie city. near the
juncture OF Williamsburg turnpike with the Charles
City road, which Latter road passes through TIC
FARM The land Is in high state of cultivation be-
ING we'll fer,iIized The DWELLING Is frame. one
story. hip roof, with four rooms. and located on
The south Size Of the road having In the yard an
oak grove kitchen. carriage house. barn AMI other
out-house!. The orchard which is young and bear
ing of choice fruit:apples, peaches pears cher
ries, and grapes. , .,,
shadc-lr aud fruit. should attend this sale.
TERMS: enc thri c1Sh balance III one ana Two
years, per cent. Interest, secIr.d by Trust dGcd'
J. THOMPSON BROWN.
NH % Auctiouccr.
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by George f. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
LOGS Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
i SMALL HOUSE AND LOT ON THE " EST
SIDE OF FIFTH STREET BETWEEN JACKSON
ASH DUVAL STREETS--THE HOUSE con.
TAINS FOUR ROOMS AND WAS BUILT ABOUT
THREE YEARS AGO.-As trustee in certain deet
from u. c. Tyler and wife, dated November 6
1875, duly recorded III The Richmond Chanccrl
made in the payment Of some of the notes therein
secured IshiIf III thereof proceed 10 eel
ut auction, upon the premises. OH TUESDAY. Apri
g. 1879, ut O'Clock z. 81 tia. abovc-descrlbcd pro
perty fronting 80 feet I'll nh street aud running
back 100 feet to All alley. i.,;i ss.? l.. 49,.
/, TERAs Liberal, and made known A. sale
; NH IT ,rI3Er - ViIa ~ ..1:hHt Trustee.
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GUANO.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANU.

SSOLUDL S1C1F ~ VI ~ aNo.
TO TIE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
... VIRGINIA.:
RICHMOND, VA, January 9Th, 1879.
- We have this day resigned the agency for the sale
OF tic Pacific Guano Comp2ny'5 brands.
Under the terms OF settlement between the Pacific
Guano Company aud ourselves, all the unsettled bu-
sness of 1878, Including COLLECTIONS, &C., Is to be
managed by our successors. Messrs. JOHN ;. REESE
& Co, of Baltimore, whom We commend to you, be-
lievlug your relations with them will be both plea
SAINT and satisfaco DRY. ., <
From the above card you will please note that the
Agency of the Pacific Guano Company will be con-
Quoted hereafter by the undersigned from Baltimore
rs well as Richmond. The splendid reputation oil
Soluble Plcihc Guano earned BY It's superior excel
ence and remarkable adIptabity to the SOIL OF Fir-
giuia especially cotton. corn, aud tobacco. t0t
continue to be sustained, guarantee being afford
ed In the wise management Of the Pacific Guanf
COMPANY, which has practically unl mil Ell resource
at its command-viz., ample capital 81 .0O0,000l
extensive works, most approved machinery, large
deposits OF phosphate, best SCIENTIFIC ability, to al
of which add a long experience In the business IL
connection with The undersigned ;as general agents
dating back to 1865. We will keep supply oil
Gnano On band ut Norfolk Portsmouth, Petersburg
ana h JoHS s. REESE 4 CO., General Agents,
IN 2o.3m. >: 'a-':l.: Baltimore and Richmond.
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HArLwOaD LINES.
20 az Essss - sassass sess
RICHMOND, yoHK RIVER AND CHEspEAKEl
-. -. 49,. RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. - : s'3@
3 - COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877

= - COMMENCING MAY 81, 1877
THROUGH PASSENGER.
300 p, III. Leaves Richmond TUEsDAY.THURs
>, -, DAY, and SATURDAY.. CONTACTS al
= - west Point Win steamer Havana toi
..fl*sAt all points on York river and Balti.
more. Arrives In baltimore at 8 A
e ~ r. NJ. connects with rai1-iiuea for Wash
.-,.s.. pr ington, Philadelphia, New York, Bos
ton. and all western points. Connect
: E;fJ.,' ct Richmond with trains on fichrnorc
~. .-. ri. and Petersburg and Chesapeake .n'
Ohio railroads. ..
= ..--t THROUGH FREIGHT D '''' '.'
900 A. n. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
WV - NESDAY and FRIDAY: and
SO A. Ii TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
at West Point for river landings, Bal.
~ y. - timore and I'LL western points. Con.
..,.:..... meets nj Richmond with Trains on Rich
mond and f)anyille railroad, Rlchmonc
... and Petersburg, and chesapeake ane
Ohio rai'roaaa. ,.fs- -. 80 r. tsr
LOCAL PAsSENG Err. 49,.
500 P. NJ. Leaves Richmond daily Except Sum
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
io:oo L. H' TunRsDAY, and SATURDAY,. Con:
Petersburg and Chesapeaks and Ohio
, .'.- railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
,%sFf f5o wE rIsS SIS 3 ana fiji FIJI
DAY, AT 4 p. NJ: Connects win
trains from Philadelphia, New YORK.
with trains for Richmond and tns
South
THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 p, NJ. Arrives III RlcRmond MONDAY, WE'D.
- - NESDAY, and FRIDAY and
s.I5P M.TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT.
. URnAY. Connects with steamer ~
Vest Point from Baltimore. Cow
meets With Richmond and Danvlle
... g.. Richmond and Petersburg, and Chesa~
plake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
lO.eO A. VI, Arrives at Richmond daily except Sum-
day. Connects with Richmond anc
49,. Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohie
. railroads. = ..
No transfer Of frcign: at Richmond te or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
Careful handlins and dispatch, with lowest rates
guaranteed.
Through bills Of lading, with guaranteed rates
Issued TO all northern AID wcstern points.
Through tickets sold 70 all northern; eastern, ans
western points. and baggage chccset t!troush.
For tickets apply al General Railroad Ticket Of.
dee, S26 Main street; at the Exchange Hotel, and
compary's depot, corner Twcnty-thrd and Oocs
streets Richmond Va.
ma 23 H. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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Richmond Bazaar,
No, 1893 and l440 Franklin street.

Richmond BiZIitT,
No. 1893 and 1440 Franklin street.
WILL SELL BY AUCTION. ON SAT
i URDAY MORNING, 22d instant, ut l. o'clock,
the celebrated stallion ,,
This horse Is l6 haGds high. SIX years old. war
.anlcd sound In every respect and perfectly KING 10
ali harness; was raised IN RockbIidge county, va
c1n trot hts mile In four mi nues. and has never bcll
on the track: has made one season ouly and booked
s515: Is sure foal. getter.
ALSO,
one INDIAN PONY seven years old warranted
sound. very stylish, and be driven by lady III
four minutes: stands without hitchlng.
This stock will positively be sold for cash, or sNtv
DAYS city acceptancc-sGh as will be taken in bank,
with Interest added 4
". ". BAUGH, Of Petersburg.
&C. BURTON, Auctonecr. NH 2O-3t
WILL BE ADDED
to The above sale on SATURDAY MORNING: a.
OPEN. BUGGiES, f.. .. ...''
TOP BUGGIES, 1850 80,
/ TOP GIjN-BOAT or SPORTING-WAG0N.a ara
l NO-TOP GUN-BOAT or SPORTING-MAGmN.
Sale positive. {. Z. LUZ On,
NH 81 AuctlonccL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-21
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Ills east Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
L BIuLDING-LOT ON SIXTH STREE T
NORTH or LEIGH STREET. WITH SMALL
BRICK HOUSE THEREON.-By virtue of deed
of trust from J. W. Radcliffe and wife 10 the under
signed dated March L. 1878. and recorded In The
Richmond Chanccry Court, ID. b. ll2 A, page 80,
and whereas default has been made. and being re-
qured so to do, WILL at the reancst Of me benchci-
1879. at o'clock z. NJ, the following REAL ES-
TATE:
t.AIl that LOT OF LAND In the city of Rich
mOpd OH the east side OF Sixth street. north OF Leigh
street with all the improvement thereon, fronting
on said Sixth street 80 feet aud running back be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet to the line OIL ". ID
Blair" ..
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses Of sale and 1924,
with interest from March Ia, 1879, and the balance
Va W. '''' T. r. BROWN, Trustee
I T11nMpsnN RRnWS AuctiOnccr. NH is
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lines and oblige "a CONSTANT READER.


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lines and oblige e "a CONSTANT READER
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
l1l3 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME
4 HOUSE AND LOT on ALLEY NEAR
MOORE AND IIARRl SON STREETS.-Byv virtue OF
n deed OF trust from Robert j. Hone aud wife, dated
10Th October. Is g. to the undersigned as trustee
100 Il, page 1853; and whereas default has been
made, and being required so TO do. Will sell on the
premises. on TUESDAY. March %, 1879. al 5
O'Clock L. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described In
being HOUSE aud LOT near Moore and Harrison
streets. fronting 20 feet on an alley and running
back between parallel lines S7S feet.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale ana ?lOO:
with interest thereon from 22d October. 1878: and
The balance OH such terms as may he announced 1t
sale. IL" r. BRONN, trustee:
j. THOMSON BROWN, Auctioncer. NH 20
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! !. ir,1,yTTog s,IyAxEs..rutarc Days:
ny Ronert d. Lyme,
Ia ii Real Estate Ancttoneerf
1912. Main street. sf.1,ft

rI,RUsTEE,s SALE Or NICE FRAME e 2
IL STORE AND DWELLING SIruA IA, W. r, gs
aT ri HETWEEN o AND r sTEETS, .WlTH
GooD LOT &C., AT AUCT' ON:-In tyse sl OF
csrIafn decd or trust dated june 2. 1877 from
g T. smith trustee for Ociasla Il. Hardie ,and duly
recorded in tie clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery
40 ~, he holder or The noies secured thereby DE-
fault having been made In tile payment Of one OF
them Will offer for sale, upon the premlse s OF
O'Clock p. d., the PROPERTY above described.
The STORE il a very good one, and The DWE Il, *
r1rcTmises .The Lot fronts 80 feet on Twentysffth
Street and runs back l26 feet Special attention OF
those wishing to purchase good stand on one OF me
leading thorougfarcs OF the east eiid IS
suie.s 1>E'5 ~ r'.hi5t't - ca
cheney to pay OF note OF S60, WIN III 9aga
on $500; balance upon terms to be given nt sale.
NH u r. A. Al R1NSON, Jk., Trustee.
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Richm ond, March 10th:

So SooN ARE WE FORGOTTEN. From the
Atlanta Constitution. 1-Reitber the readers
nor the editors OF newspapers have much
time for contemplation. For instance; we
had nearly forgotten Zach. ChandieE,s leat
of selling two Indian appointments 10 raise
money for bribing the western voters, anu anu
the cipher thieves, Tyner ana bIauy' nau
nearly nnssed out OF our recollection.
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BY Cha.iiri, Staples L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AHctionccrs,
No, north Tenth street.

THE SALE OF THE SEAsON-TRUS-
L TEES SALE BY AUCTION Or LARGE
QUANTITY OF REAL ESTATE IN TIE WEST
END on WEDNESDAY. April. ., lS79.-By
virtue Of certain general deed OF tr4st eNecnIc,'
by John Il. Hirvic on the 7th day Of March, 1877.
to the UNDERSIGNED trustees. and duly recorded in
the clerks offices Of Iiich rond Chlnccry Court ana
Hcnr.co Amelia. and Powha'an County Courts, we
will sell upon the premises. on WEDNESDA I.
anriI 2 1870, ut 81. O'Clock L. NJ. large number
Of VALUABLE BULLYING LOTS in the plan OF
Sidney and lIaryie. and fronting on Reservoir, Cary,
Bclvllcrc Pine Laurel. Ashland, llarric, Jacqne!1n.
and o. her s,rucls and comprising all OF the sidney
and larvie lots belonging to said John j.. liarNir
not heretofore sold: plats Of which Will be on eXhi-
bition on or before the day of sale.
The imperative character OF this sale AMI the
large unantly OF properly to he sold will doubtless
cause it 10 bring such low prices that AL who " ii
Ia invest money on speculation. ms vel Is those who
wish to buy for improvement, viii be Eruiiiedb by
attending IL.
TERMS: Cne fourth cash: the balance In equal
instamcntS four eight. and twelve months. bear
ing interest and secured by trust deers.
The sale will begin OIL Rc,crv0ir street near Nor
TOMS ilowcr-garCcn al 81! O'Clock ?. NJ.
JOHN o. STEGER,
X. Il. CHAFFiN,
NH 10 Trustees.
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BY George E. EraWiord,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuonccr,
1905 Dank street.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF
i the Chaucery Court of the city Of Richmond en-
tered on the Nh day Of March, 1919, In le cause
of Booker, guardian against f'asklrS and others,
will sell at public auction. on The premises, on
WEDNESDAY. March goth. at O'Clock =. NJ.
that ThREE-STURY BRICK HOUSE with six
rooms. fronting on Second Ma rket square. adjoin-
Ing the house occupied by - Gentry as II fish mar
kct.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at sac.
:, 4. Il. GASKtNS,
NH 10.6t Commissioner.
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VALUABL ROCKETS BRlCk-
Y CLAY PROPERTY. ADJOINING TIE EAl:.
TIMORE BRICK COMPANIES YARDS. ZOE
SALE BY ACCTiON.--Dn TUESDAY. March 20
1870, nj O'Clock T. NJ, viii sril. on c nrrlil.
iscs about FOUR AND \ QUARTER ACRES or
Ivan LEW" BKlCk-CLAf PROPERTY, located
above.
60 The remarkable purify and tonghnrss OF Rockets
cIay which Is so well established. has made II HE
standard in the Richmond market, aud IT Is tho
only clay allowed tn be used in the manufacture OF
bricks FOR THE CITY for paving. cuiTcrts. &c. THO
depth OF the clay is from 80 10 40 feet. and II is re-
murkablc for lis freedom from pebbles and foreign
clay are of 4 rich and handsome red color, very
hard. and ring like stetl.
This property IS convenient enough to the river
landings 10 furnish brick for expectation. Vessels
drawing sixteen feet OF water now Load and nnioat
al Richmond. ... 49,,
TERMS. One fifth cash The BALANCE in five cqua
half yearly payments, Interest added. ana secnrc'
by u truSt-decd. ~
,-T-.l ---.. CHAFFIS, STAPLES s. co...
NH Observation-Disclosures .tuciionecrs.
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s-;gtYgas3 by Grltbbs Il Williams, ,i.tr-=
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main anu Bank.

VERY. VALUABLE STORE AND
Y DWELLING on SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF JEFFERSON AND MARSHALL STREETS S,
NEAR BROOK AVENUE. FOR SALE AT AUG
TON ON MONDAY: THE oath MARCH, At
the store The lot fronts feet on jefferson street
and runs back about 60 feet OIL Marshall street.
This is he very valuable stand formerly occupied
by MIR. Helstern, aud should attract the attention
of those Wishing to buy first-rate busiHess-pro-
Derty. "a ..i-1- ..s,l:,.-I..., $50.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH 10 'ti.E.ta- '- g., .. Auctonecrs.
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BY Jas. MacdougalI, Aucfloneer,
Nh. 10 Governor fJr Thu teenth) street

oALEOF HOUSE AND VALUABLE
y Lot OF LAND ON THE FA!RElELD E0An D
JUST OUTSIDE TIE CORPORATE LA IS; Al "a
on SATURDAY.. 2ad Instant, ut o'clock ?. NJ, The
above described property fronting 20 feel moro or
less ON The FAIRFIELD road. and running back 15e
feet with q rear width of so feet. The ImnroTgg'
,ments consist OF com Portable FRAME hESi-
DENCE with four rooms, and all necessary ou'-
houses. .,o
Terms: Liberal and made known at sale
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auclloneer.
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BY George f. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auc;ioncer,
1905 Bank street.

DOR SALE, TWO VERY DESIRABLE
Il BRICK HOUSES AT TIE S0UTHEAsT
CORNER or FIRST AND BAKER STREETS
By request of the owner will offer tor sale al AUG
lion, WEDNESDAY. March Goth. ut 5 o'clock 7.
NJ. the above described PROPERTY. fronting II
feet on First street., aud running back l29 feet.
viii be sold as whole divided 10 suit purchasers.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at sale.
GEORGE +. CRAWFORD.
NH 2O-6t Auctoncer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
yALuABLE PLANTATION "a i II G;rv cAL, EP
1873. and duly r. corded In Oh .rcs City County
Conrr, from Robert Avis TO II. Robertson and john
Lamb as trustees, to secure the payment of seven
bonds to Robert DOuiat or his assigns, amountiD
in all to $4,000, tie said Robert Ally is having
made default In the payment OF me bona inr ?3,utU
due The lst day of January 1879 the
ene or the Istecs. being requested by Captain J0nn
Lamb, lie holder of the said bond wiz proceed 10
sell to The highest bidder. at public auction at
O'Clock p: II. FRIDAY me lin Jay Of Ap i
If N Smo az, '.s .wEYAN6KE recently he resi-
dence of Major Robert Doutn2; aGd s"n,a!nR' tS
This nroperty IS so well known that further de-
scriplion is deemed unnect ssny. bluuers aic in-
ylted to visit and inspect the and ana improve
mems. , 60 as ooo
with interest thereon from The 1st day OF 1ccam
her SIT, and IN uch more as may DC necessary 10
pny tho expenses OF sale and costs q executing ms
trust the residue rs follows: S2,Oo2 on me ISL VI
o on e e Isl ANY OF
1881: $1,000 on the lst day OF January, , 1891
Il 800 and S3,lO0 on the 1t OF January; IseZ-
mi brarir interest from December 1st, lS7Ii tue
interest on The four aforementioned sumsto be my
nile annually Oh the lst December OF each year III
The III ncipal Is raid: and tile !nlerc't on me oler
sums 10 be paid ut The maturity OF Inc prlhciPai
The Surplus Of The purchasc-moncy TO be mace
M able 1T such time as tile safe koDtrt Avs SiaiI
prescribe. he payments 10 bt secured ny ooIiu n
good security and The purchaser to pay tile taxes or
the year 1879. ~ . = Gala. ,o
complied with. ...o =,
shall sell and convey with special warranty only.
The deed authorizes cit. tr o. me ifn1,ees 10 sct
acne HARRISON ROBERTSON.
mh7o-1l1a1s.21.25.2s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-21
by W. GOGdin
Real Estate Agent anu Auctionecr
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF FOURTEEN
- BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON BROOK AVENUE
AND MITCHELL STREET AT the request of
tEc own er shall sell ut auction the prrmlscs on
TUESDAY the 25tll March. 1879. ut O'clock T.
81, those FOURTEEN BEAuTlFuLLoISl located
Frick and that Of MIR. Frommcr. Four Of them
front OH the east line OF Brook avenue and ten OF
them on the nol In line of Mitchell street, according
to plat OF survey be exhibited at the sale. These
lots lie WELL are Just outside OF the city iimi's, and
well adapted for stores and dwellings. ...' ,
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months for negotiable notes. Interest added,
secured by died OF trust. w. GODi,lA,
NH 10 :. g..... s.-.,l ..E - hncliOneer.