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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-10
BY W GoddIn,
. Real Estate Agent and Anctkeneer.
copnsr.er Eleventh and Bank streets.

H.RUsTEE,S SALE OF. FIVE HUN
Less or MOOD.LANn ~ King MILAN VII LI;sN
COUITg NEAR TO sWEEy,LIALL STA y III !,
TS S1 TaE ANSHTIsABLE WATERs Of. THE IA
MGNKEY AND MATTAPONI RIVERs-Ey yirc
Of decree Of the Chaneery court o. Ha e G S T
case of Searns against lsaacs donnSton, t us
tecs,r &c, the undersigned Blair Burwell, JT.. INC
trustee sSned In the deed 81 'r9ss from duv le
corded in King William County Court on
the ETH October, 1866, will otter Tor SAFE al.
Goddln, real estate auctioneer in The CITY OF Ric,
mond, corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets' on
" So,h ay lsSg AZ n k 2Gie Wian
from The Courthouse 10 West Poin', containing $50
ACRES es being s tSe same Ill., Fne' d e1a
Isl January, 1854. known as The wood Farm -
tract adjoining a tract of land known as Cherry
Formerly resided: on the east. lands now or former
ly belonging TO Miss Mamie L. GREGORY on Tue
south, lands or formerly known rs the lands OF
Samuel p. Pitcher: and Oh the west. th- main ROAD
Ieauing from King William Courthouse 10 West
Point: also adjoining The lands of p: Ii. Slaughter
and Mr. Ihae the Whole t t rs sra o
$50 to 200 cords first quality fire wood from '29oo
to 1000 cords sccUn0 quality, from 1000 to l.5OU
aud sprucr-pine The land Is within one mile Of
Sweet Hail station. and about TWO miles from GOOD
landlnrs on the Mastaponi ami Pamunkey rivers.
so that The wood &c, can be easily and cheapiy
transported to market. There are two grist- and
saw-ils convenient to the tract and the fact that
IL Is so railroad station and navigation gives
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months for BONDS bearing 1nhres',
TN all or the purchase. money Is paid and covey-
ance Oh dercd by II e Court. The taxes Tor 1879 to
be paid ny the purchase. 1p R1rRwE1,f. in
nv 10-l0t ....- Trustee.
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BY j Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer.
ll13 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME
i HOUSE ON MAIDEN LANE. NEAR PINE
STREtT.-By virtue Of deed of trust dated 23d
April. 1877. executed by Charles W.. Warrin.t ton
and wife 10 me as trustee and recorded in the CLERKS
Office of the Richmond Clancerv Court. d. Is. ITO
G. page ID, the undersigned, trustee therein men
toned being re1uired so 10 do-default having been
made in the IA ment of notes therein sccuredwill
sell AT public auc. lon. on the premises, on MON
DAY. May 18TH, ut So O'Clock ?. NJ. that FRAME
DWELLING located rs above. The LOT fronts on
Maiden lane CT feet, with n depth of 33 feet, and
commences at a point on said lane III feet dis
tant from Pine street.
This is class OF small property which pays good
income on the investment. ~ j.. 80 ...
TERMS: By consent. one third cash; balance !"
six and twelve months. with interest. secured by
trust deed. l.. +. BROWN, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. my
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COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG
" TION, FOR THE PURPOSE OF DIVISION.
OF VALUABLE ICE-HOUSE PROPERTY ON
CARY STREET, AND LARGE LOT OF GROUND
IN ROCkErTS-Pursltaut to decree OF the
Chancery Court of Richmond, entered on the 2otI
day of April. 1879. In The suil By McGo%an's ad-
minislrairlx rs. King, &C. the undcrsigned special
commissioners named in said decree, will on TE FS-
DAY, May l3. 1879, on the premises sell by public
auc ion. to The highest bidder, the fo!Iowlng-dc-
scrihed REAL ESTATE at the hours named-io
wit: AT The hour OF O'Clock p. Ii. we will >e thu {
LOT OF GROUND, with The Improvements there
on, Situate on Cary street between Eighteenth and
NipeteenthS streets, fronting ssyenty-esht feet,
more or less. on Cary street. running through 10
Dock sireet, being rhe proper 7 now occupied by
Mrs Jane klng In carrying The Ice business, and
which is believed to be the best location for that
business In tie city OF Richmond. with large
building and other improvements thereon especially
adopted TO the purpose. and IN view OF the early
completion of the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road affords an opportunity fora arst-cass invest
j And on the sane day, at s, o'clock F. 81, we will
SELL on the premises that LOT OF GROUND 'front.'
ing LOO feet on Seventh street between Louisiana
and Denny street, In that thriving part Of the city
know rs Rockets. 4 &c. .tzs. 4 90
TERMS OK SALE :: One third cash, and the residue
on credit or SIX. twelve. and eighteen months,
The purchasers executing negotiable notes for tie
deferred payments with I'M crest at the rate OF six
pefcenum per anatrn added, and the legal TILE 10
be retained until the entire purchase-monSy y paid
-'ss-.I Ell. 80 THOMAS j. EVANS,
80, {Gs 4. p. TURNER, -
s. my2 Special Commissioners.
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by Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctionecr,
-. 1912 Main strict. -

II ARGE, COMMODIOUS, AND WELL
IL ARRANGED FoCR-SToRY BRICK To-
BACCO-FACTORY, WITH sPLEN
AUCTIUN.-At the request of The owner. who Is re-
siding in France. shall proceed TO sell. upon The
premises, on THURSDAY the ] 9TH day OF May,
1879, at 5h O'Clock p. ~. The PROPERTY de-
scrbcj, situated on the east line Of Twen;y-ifih
street between Main and Franklin. known a. the
ROYSTER FACTORY. The building is large
one. and admirably SUITED Tor large manufacturing
business: has frame building on The south which
II connects with The building Is Of great strength
and convenience. and has u fine LOT on its south.
The main factory fronts abcui so feet on J wen'y-
fifth street, and runs back the whole depth OF the
lot. about ITS feet. The large shed or the south
ocrupies mos, OF the lot, and on which verylarse
quantity of robacco can be dried II once. This fac
Tory. being Situated IN the IN ds Of the tobacco Dns
ness. and convenient for shipping by railroads and
steamboats,, shouli command the attention CT those
wishing TO purchase a truly desirable fl ctory.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal. gnd announced CT
sale. ROBERT Is. LYME.
MY 6.S,l0.12I3.14&15 AuctiOntcr.
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BY Chafin, Staples 6 Co., Auctioneers,
No, North Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM IN POWHATAN COUNTY.-By virtue
OF decd of trust executed 10 me By John F. Whit
field and wife, bearing date the 21st day of Decem-
Der, S7G and rec0rdcC in the clerks "ice or Pow
hatan County Court on thr 23d day Of December,
1876. shall. 1T Tie request OF the person secured
by said deed, proceed TO sell 1T pnc auction on he
premises. Mt IL O'Clock ~. on the 18TH Day OF
MAY, 1879. that certain TRACT OF LAND de-
scrib. IN said lie, lying in POwhatan county,
Va. continuing l.u17 ACRES. ylure or So now In
the occupancy Of said John F. Whitfield. Tile said
tract consisted originally of Two parcels-one known
Is "tarHncton." containing about 700 acres. con-
veyeo 10 said Whitfield nv John NJ sly and wife. AMI
the other, known AS MiddlesrX,' containing about
81 acres conveyed to said Whitfield by john +.
Lay. trustee The entire tract OF 1.0l7 acres. more
or less. being bounded BY the lands OF Augustine
Royall Wil-on Winfree, John c. PortrrS estate. the
lands lately owned Ivy DR.. DAVID McCaw. and the
lands OF William III. Wcsson ANA - Wilkinson.
The said tract Is valuable farm. about TWENTY-FIVE
miles FROM Richmond well wooded and ~aiereG,
and with IN EXCELLENT DWELLING HOUSE,
out buildings, orchard, &c. ..-
TERMS: Enough cash 10 pay the expenses OF sale
ard note for $ $50. with Interest from the 3nth
day Of December. SIS: aud the residue on such
terms MS The said John /. Whitfield or his assigns
may direct; and in oi hi their failure 10 give
such direction, the said residue shall be payable In
three equal instruments ct three, six. and twelve
months, with ntcrcs; added from day of salc, deed
of trust he taken from the purchaser to secure
mys THOMAS II. GUM. Trustee.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
~ No. 1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEA 7
Il BRICK COTTAGE ON NORTH TENTH
STREET: ALSO A VACANT LOT IN REAR
FRONTING On ELEVENTH STREET-By vr-
II edmond Chanccry Court. In suit styled Me-
Cardlisn rs. Uverton'S executor ana ais, WILL as
trustee. sell TO the hip. hi dcr upon the premises
on THURSDAY, 18Th day OF May. ut 81! O'c,ock p
NJ. the BRICK COTTAGE on The eat side Of
Tenth s'recI, commencing 90 feet south OF N
street and the lot fronts said street 33 feet with
!; depth OF lis feet 10 alley Twelve feet wide.
ALSO,
A VACANT LOT III rear OF The above, fronting
SO feet on west side OF Eleventh street. having i
depth Of lis feet 10 an alley twelve feet wide.
TERMS: Cash KS 10 amount sufficient To pay the
expense Of SALE The cost Of these dings, anl
the sum Of S1,7ll.34 with Interest at eight PEI
cent. per anDum from 25th day OF September. 1878
until paid A. Il. COURTNEY, Trustee.
]. THOMSON BROMN, AuclIOneer. mY5
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By Ronert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ABOUT
SITWENTY BUILDING LOTS ON SMITHS
HILL. FRONTING ON SIXTH, SEVENTH. AND
EIGHTH STREETS. NEAR CROUCH. PRESTON
AND OTHER STR EETS. IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND. BY AUC1ION-In pursuance OF n certain
decree of The Chancers Court or the city Of Rics.
mond entered on the I'd day of July. 1878. In the
suit styled Hughes rs. Knowles, Lee, ct ais therein
pending, we, the undersigned, appointed special
commits toner's for the pnrpo e: will prcceed to sell
upon the premises, on FRIDAY the 10th day OF
Mny. 1879. commencing 1T O'clock 2. NJ, about
TWENTY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, 'front.'
Ing abou, 80 feet each bv 100 feet deep. a.
This sale offers an unusual good opportunity To
parties OF small means aud purchasers for specua-
lion or otherwise being so situated that they Will be
greatly improved and enhanced In value by the new
grades and many new houses being erected near 10
them. and being so contiguous 10 the central por-
ton Of the city. T.
THE TERMS unoer the decree will be one fourth
ca h; balance upon credit or four. eight. and
twelve months tie purchaser 10 give NEGOTIABLE
es, with six per cent. interest added, aDd1he little
10 be retained until all The porcbasemonry Is paid
and conveyance ordered BY the Court. -
A plat of the properly can be seen at the othce OF
the auction-er. = A. NJ KELLEY.
JOHN HUNTER. JR.,
JAMES II. DOOLEY,
my 10 Special tom inissioners.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG.


RAILROAD COMPANY.
fNOMMENCING SUNDAY, May II, 1879,
~ trains or this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND sorTn.
1855 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. connectini
and aiten (yia CharlestonI, Raleigh.
DISQUALIFICATION cars 10 Whining
ton. Stops only at Chester and Man
1854 A. NJ, ACCoMMo D ALTON daily makes
close connection PrtcrsnUre WITH
the Atlantic, Mississippi AMI Ohio
railroad for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis. Lynchbarg,
Farmv'lte, and other loca' st,'j0ns on
that road, lpakint sans dme n by
any other line. Stops nj all regular
4:55 p. NJ. Atc;coWaoDArloN TRAIN daily
Except Sunday. Passengers taking
this .ra!l win make elise connection
al p.rsr>bnrs ii Norfolk. ...
Io.a5 NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily Sunday ex-
-..- cepte J, CONNECTING FOR Weldon, W.T.
m;ngton. Raleigh Charleston. s5Vau-
nah, Augusta, COLUMBIA, Atlantis, Ma.
con, Montgomery, Mobile, New Or
leans. and all poinis South and South
west Pullman sle-rinx-"E from BoS.
ton for Wilmington. savannah, ard
the S,nth. StOpS only al Manchester
aud Chester.
LEAVE PETERS BURG NORTH.
GAO 4. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. connecting
,n., with Richmond, treasricksburg arc
u Potomac railroad TO- al points Mort
East, apo West, Stops 1t MaIcs.t'
y ..,.. and a. DIury's Biuf, on signal
g25A. NJ. observation-disclosures TRAIN daily
iexccu, sunday. Stops at all STA
.re-.srs tons. - -, -,
TAO p, NJ, INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN daily
Excerpt Sunday. Stops only at Ran-
cGester and Chester.
3.aS p. n. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad iOr all points Eas
and West Also, making close canaec.
tion with the Chesapeake and 0hit
ratiroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This trip
stoi,s at Manchester and Chester. acc
at RaH- Way and Drury's Biar, On
sigual,
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start fron
the ApDnRattox dsnot.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
none $40 A. III. and 5:30sP. H.: leave Petefs-
barg esa5 A. az. and 5.2S r.. every Sunday.
mys a. SHAW. supefinse naens.
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, AUCTIoN sA..LEs--Fatnre . lays-
Nv Jno. E. Laushton. Jf., Auciont ser,
g No, 81 Main street.

EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF PAR
ktII,oR AMI CHAMBER EURNiJ: URE. IIoN
"A TF;.ST,ARPENT KRIS CHEST ND TOOLS,
ROSEWODD-CA Sc I'm o.
SEW TOP-RUGGY, &C.. AT = .UC4aON;--9,Es
MONDAY the 18th Instant. at 10 X O'Clock, WIN
seii nj INV auction house. BIG Main strrcss
I WALNUT ClTY-MADE G a nj ER SUE,
-. with Word.obe and N arble-t SD pieces; = =
SOLID OAK, WALNU 80 N An u nj ED,
MARBLE-ToP, DREssiNG -, ss1s CHAM IAN
1Mi Hs1 nSsi 0 WOOD, MaRBLB:gop
- OUTAGE SUITE; r
! rMiThTiuN-OXK COTTAGE sIJTE: .u,
entirely rev and very handsome YARElh SUI
in Tsynut frames and French panel, uphol-
sserrd In rara syi& OF The raoS fashionable pat
] GREEN GREEN REPS, wALNUT-FRAME PARLoR
yo stas TaH,Es. CHAIRS MATTRESSES
.redtsru-sizeITH 0FFICE-SAEE: =. : ,ss.s
NESW TOILET SETS and CRSGRHRT;
<RAR-OOUNTEE- GLASS D0OESS
a rood SEWTNG .NkCHiNES:5
j CARPENTERS TOOL-CHEST endF0oLS, &c.
- e., ALSO. - zsts tss.-
sEeCTAvE ROsEwOOD-CASE PIANO, in
eutirsiy new :TsIP-BUGGY.
thnroueh ex6antpation of the articles BEFORE the
day Uf sale is desired. and purchases must be re-
m o,ed Smi,,eilietely after sale.
3.-,>f >. $50 ~ t.JNO. E. LAUGMTON, JR..
my sa 49,, 81 t.rI2 ..s.f. ST. .--.fsEAuctioE er.
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By James N. Taylor SC Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonrers,
office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

THAT VALUABLE LOT ON THE
L SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS,
WITH AN IROh-FRUNT FOUK-STORY BRICK
STORE-UOuSE THEREON. OCCUPIED EY
GEORGE GIBSON, ESQ, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION.-!;y virtue OF n decree rendered By Rich
mond Ciiancery Court on The Goth day OF April,
$40, IL the suit Of Aliens execulriX Us. Wheat
sc, and By the authority OF William 5. Domain
Esq. the owner OF the improvements upsn said 1T.
will proceed 10 sell. at public auction. upon me
premises. MONDAY the l2th day OF May.
1879, at ~ O'Clock NJ. that ELEGANT HOUSE
AND LOT No. 1907 IL above located. The LOT
fronts the south side Of Main srrei 20 T. ct, and
runs back about 1913 feet 10 Il wide alley. The M
PROVEMENTS consist OF n handsome iron front
four stony brick sfOrc-housr. which is one OF the
largest and most SubStan iailybullt In the city, hr
ins been erected by The owner of the best materials
and I'm the strongest manner, with hOiSing-machinc
and ali other arrangement 10 facilitate large bust
ness. This properly Is locl ed ON Matu strce In tine
midst or he heaviest wholesale trade. and c"hve-
uient to all the ho L. banks. &C.; and Ii Is In every
respect one Of the most valuable pieces of property
ia the city
TERMS OF SALE: Que fourth cash: tire balance
ut -four, eight, twelve. and sixteen mouths. for ne
goiable notes with SIX per cent in!cre added, and
secured by a deed Of trust.
MARY a. ALLEN.
Exccutrix OF Joseph Allen ';eceaS"d:
WILLIAM S. DOMAIN.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
Auciionpers. nv
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,irI,,llolal ilspatt'h.
- r,1,,y,. !. I. NJ Az Id, 1879.
Yscsurmtag 10 she Souttzs
tspcasai Telegram % the CHICAGO T.rnes.l e
4 -. / pfTrsW EXPERIENCES.

tsucatai teseEranf 20 the SntoalsU
i BrTrER ExPERrEScs.
ss sr. Lours, May 6,-The steamer y joseph l,a
Esnnev came in tsis morning IRON Asilsas
CITY with fsty.two coiored nsopae. Is ..aI,a
Inn south. They came from Y aEIen soaa 70
w Miss. and presented the appeaIagsss q. y
frsrnns a. they iIed down the steasasI Sa.iss
Hnward ard secured deck passage gov . ~ w
river. They conpi1sest co,oay . saa.n nse
aest Mississippi for Kansas t0e asss' Y. a..o'
md after many yicissit uties Wess EetaII'ns'
broken 10 pocket ana spirit : Iney na M 90 -.
Z .,srsencst n terrIble time 10 Kansas. They
had landed a. Wyanaotte flrst, then visited
T'savenTorth and Afchisop, aud had gone
from there down TO Kansas City, where sne
KINNEY was boarded on her ret urn.
KANSAS
had NOT proved the country they exp ecssa =, ~
ind On leaving the South u way 49, 'I 4,
be.iea that when Kansas was Ieacna !, - -
would be found one OF Inc nness ~. a.,
m he'd heen represented that CONF ortaoie
houses and homes awaited them, aad tnat
yhsv uouh onfy hare to announce btseir an
fent,on Of remaining TO be furnished oy tne
Ssoyesnyne1t with teams and saEmsag uten'
sis 30 tisl the rich soil, and that there were
otate ysaschouses from which provisions
wn,,ld he issued to ali unit, the 8rst crop
xvas nysas. harvested. and sold. ON their
arr;vaa they found everything
80 sApLYNssREPREsEsTBn. 5z...s
Il Winter bad not gone, and sbey were moi
received with open arms by the hansans
They we're Obliged to camp ont%r i've 10
deserted out.buisaings. and those VINO Wert
short of provisions experienced no nt.ie
trouble in escapEag starvation. Ihe in6ab
itauts of that. portion OF the fires State o.
Kansas began isesling indignation meetipg'
as 10 what was to he done with asae almost
hctpsess human SreIght, and thea this par
ticuIar colony arrived ut the cooctasion tba
they would 20 beck 70 Vicksburg. Leaven
Wnrts thought toe idea q good one, aud sen
them 10 Kansas City, and the people there
assisted them tea slight degree fntoDtalnins
-. 80 4. PASSAGE DOWN TIE RIyeR.
IN they'll list let dis chile go back t.
Warren county she'll be will:n' to die dar,'
said yenerolae old body OF TIE party
known rs seA,nt Jane" TbeSouth an
ID. place furme;7 she continued. y an dar':
WHARF PM wine. Kansas am no place fol
NE or any other Niger" These Feturmnf
refugees say that there are hundreds IL
Kansas who wnsS to return South.
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BY Grubbs e Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street betwc, Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE
4 STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. EOS. ON
THE NORTH SIDE or MAIN STREET. Be
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, AND
A FINE BUILDING LOT AI'J0INING-ln exc
cuiion of deed oil flC>t from The ate R0bcrt D..
Barksdtla and wife 10 The subscribers as trI: ICES,
dated 18th December, 1877. and recorded III Rich
mnnd Chancrrv Court Office. In D. q. Ill A. page
4S7. being thereto required by the holder OF The
note secured, will sell by auc ion. upon he prem
ises. OIL WEDNESDAY. Nav l4h. a. O'Clock p.
NJ the following property conveyed III said deed or
much CT IL Is may be necessary Iur the pun poses
OF the trusr-to VII:
The TtIkEE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE No.
EOS east Main street, occupied by W. f. b. Bentley.
II has about Ten rooms. with Dath-roOm gas. and
o. Ecr conytnienccS. aud kitchen with four rooms
The LOT Is 81 LIZ by 1054 feet to an alley.
The VACANT LOT adjoining The above, and next
to Mr. A. Ilarris's block Of buildings. Ii Is II
by 105S fc,,f TO an ALLEY.
The above property Is near to the business part of
she city, in . Meas INT ana improving neghborhood,
and t. desirable for residences
TERMS The decd authorizes sale for cash suffi-
note for So. 600. which fell due 18th Deem er
1875, and the residue upon terms to be prescribed
by Ihe adm ratOr assigns OF the grantcr: but
II Is probable thai by of parties favor
able terms Of paymen, will be- allowed.
DAVID n. WALKER,
4. D. WILLIAMS,
Trustees.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctinncers. ny3
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A DMINlsTRATOR's SALE OF TIC
By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent ana AHctionecr,
No. 1912 Naiu street.

EOUR VERY DESIRABLE, CONVE-
Il NTENT. AND WELL-ARRANGE ED SEVEN
ROOM. TWO.STOkY STOCK-BRlCk TkNE-
MENTS. WITH FRONT AND REAR PoRCHES;:
BRICK KITCHENS. SC, SITuAIrD x On M; TIL II
AND GRACE STREETS. WITH HALLS TO
EACH. FOR SALE BY AUtTLON-Ry request OF
the owner, who resides Of rhe city and has de-
termlned sell. will offer for sale at PUBLIC al!c-
ton, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY NEXT
the 4ih day Of MAY, 1879. at 54 o'clock /. M INC
have been erected within the past few wears The
location and construction OF these houses, coupled
with their accessibility Ia the business centre,
should attract The attention of partis desiring to
purchase small houses. which will yield a good In
come upon a reasonable and small outlay. They
have gas, cnlvcrrs. and closets OIL the premises
being conn. ca with the public sewer, an adyan-
tagr Will CHI few houses on Church Hill possess.
The TERMS will be reasonable and satisfactory.
The LOT fronts together on Grace street 66xl55
feet 10 wide alley. ROBERT b. LYME,
myS. AuctiOncer.E
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RELATIVE CdspARIsoNs.-lFrom she Chi.
caeo LLerafd.J-rhe fundamental difference
between the DessocratIc and Republican
parties ut this time is that the hra reiies
only upon the patriotism and ineoaruptl-
billy Of the people, while the latter sdmlts
that it has DO hope except in unconsttu'
fional laws and the strong arm OF military
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BY GrubbS a. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioIecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE VERY
H DESIRABLE SMALL BRICK DWELLING.
No. Il. SITUATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF
STREETS.-In obedience TO decree Of tie Chm
Gerry Court of Richmond, enter ed on the 1sf day OF
Lav. 1879, In the suit Of Taes executor rS. Starke
ct ais, will sell at public auction Hpon The pre-
Mise$. on MONDAY, 18th Mav. 1879. II O'clock
f. ~" the very desirable and conveniently.
DWELLING above referred 10. occupied by Mr. +.
Z. Wright. II has five IN the main house, and
Two IN The wing: has gas. wafer, bath &C., and Is
connected with the city cuycrt. IL Is snug liou e.
anu offers a fine opportunity to secure 4 good IN
yestment. Lots Is 25XS0 :ect.
Terms: One fourth cash; and the residue at six,
Twelve. and eighteen months. for negotiable notes.
with interest aided, and title retained.
L. H. STaRkE,
Executor OF j. L. Tate, deceased
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
" OF 81 1-20 ACRES OF LAND On THE NEW
HENRICO TURNPIKE. ABOUT TWO MILES
MOTH OF RICHMOND, AT AUCIlOS:Iin exc
esunty entered on the 21st OF december. 1877 in
The case OF Tomlin and ais. Us Braxtons admlnts-
traitor &C. viii sell By auction, Of the rremic@.
on MONDAY the 19,h day Of May, 1870. at A.
O'CLOCK 7, NJ. the TRACT pFLANO of which VIII
liam Arinistead Brexton died seized. 1t contains
"a LOO ACRES, adeins the land Of 6. w. Garter,
j. T. Kishman, ana olhers and lies opposite Straw-
berry Hill ube farm of MeSsls. Edmond & Dayen-
pow; J. from which II Is separated by The turnpike
This land lies very WELL has upon It some wood and
could be made beautiful little farm or It may be
sold In lots, If desired.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at eight, six
teen. aud twentyfour months: TIE credit pay Dents
be for negotiable notes, with int rest addeu, and
secured by deed Of trust. = j.. f.. --set a.
= JOHN u. YOUNG, Special Commits Toner.
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AUCTION ssnEa-Thls Dnx.

49, H1cAnaa,Kd BaZHars1
Nos. 1885 and i440 Franklin street
EnIR REGULAR SALE WILL COM
ESysMENCE THIS EAY az: above, at ~ o'e.osa
ssIE ven .es y RELI1BLE wORK.HoRsEs o
different grades ...x d. n ~ ~
FIVE wE1,L.RRilkE MULES: ~ an,
THREE ALDERNEY COWS tWhh caiSesI.. 81 u su'
perfor stock: &. y 555
ONE OPEN BUGGY: .as.s
TWO RrJf5GYPHAET0ys: -, ssff.S.s -.
TWf1 DSEsHCissE sPRING-WAGONS.
!, m, 20 pp1n1 rs Ai hasS MESS. &c. &c. .
nv q E'-, T.. b. COOK, Sal fasf;h>