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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-01

To his surprise, when he broke the
seal, out fell a post-oflice order for ESQ.
MY dear cousin Watkins" wrote
the schoolmaster. 81 grieve deeply to
hear of your financial distress, and here
by inclose all | have on hand. 1t is not
much-but beg Of you to accept it in
the same spirit in which it is given
Old Walter Watkins brushed his
wrinklcd hand across his shaggy brOws.
The poorest, most obscure of them
all, said he. 1.-The one of whom ex-
pected least. Well, well, wonders will
never cease"
And taking up his pen he wrote back
briefly
COUSIN HAYWOOD: thank YOU.
W. WATKINS.
"Father, are you sure you're well
enough to 90 back to school?''
Alice had drawn her wheeled chair
close to the lounge on which old Moses
had dragged himself into sitting pos
ture.
Yes, child, yes,'' he said, drawing
his hand vaguely across his forehead !:
81 must be well enough! The children's
parents are getting impatient. ! shall
lose my scholars if don't 90 back into
harness to-day"
"Father, father" cried poor Alice,
piteously, if We had but that money
you saved up so long and painfully
that money you gave to old Mr.. Wat
kins-it would have brought You health,
strength, repose nQw.''
s,Nr,- I.ar,lt.,. - ea;I .ha ,1I ,,,ap
mildly, Z" all that is past now. And, re-
member, he that giveth to the poor lend
eth to the Lord
He was in the school that morning
trying to accustom his whirling head to
the clamorous voices of the little ones
when there came a loud rap at the door
and well dressed, bluff-looking
stranger walked in and looked uncere-
moniously around him.
''Is this Moses Haywood the school
master?" asked he, with outstretched
hand.
"That is my name, SIR" said the old
man.
81 congratulate you." cried the bluff
stranger, nearly wringing poor Noses
hand off.
.'Sirir said the schoolmaster.
"You're rich MANI roared the
stranger.
"I-I think | must be dreaming"
said Moses, putting his hand to his
head.
Not bit of it, said the stranger;
'.not bit OF it. It's your wife's cousin,
Walter Watkins, of -"
YES said Moses Haywood. al
remember now-I lent him fifty pounds;
l suppose he has sent you to return P"
ssFifty pounds" echoed the stranger.
90 Its's fifty thousand. He is dead-and
has willed you all his money. Pretty
good interest for 80 pounds for year,
Ell? But my client was always eccen-
tric. There's string of names down
in his will for 10 shillings each, because,
as he states, they wouldn't lend him as
much as that when he asked for it-a
lot Of cousins, you knOw-and it's all
left YOU as the only one who responded
genially to his call. | say, sir.'' with
another overpowering shake of the hand,
- congratulate you, with all my
heart,'
And the autumn-tide of Moses Hay
woods life is passed in the sunshine Of
wealth and prosperity, and Alice has
her lighthouses, her aviary and her
books.
Father she says, softly, with her
cheek against his wrinkled hand, "you
were right, after all, and was wrong.
Kindness is sure to find its reward. y
london Magazine.
in Elenhanf as a Policeman.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-01

Mr.. Herbert Spencer is said to have
lately almost suddenly recovered health,
and is better than he has been for Is
years.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-11-01

"a Alas! this is drop too much,"
said the fellow who was about to be
hanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-24
BY Grnbbs d Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. q
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE FINE ESTATE IN FAUQUIER
af s saHp IL yxA KSSys a. esssu6n y
cree pfihe Char Court OF Richmond, entered in
the case OF Caldwell and wife, &C.. rs. Kent. &C.,
the rtndersighefths SPECIAL Dmissfoner appoint
premises on + tEsDAY the 25tn'day OF November,
1h79,con, meprtbg nc ~ O'Clock ~ The fine estaie
known as |" 1lELRQSE," lying in. L .uquier county
Immediately irTou the road frofJ Warrenon to
Warrenton INJECTION: the dweiir9 being one nile
from the railroad and six miles from ne t9Wn q
MIL EIGHTY-EIvE ACRES. q large proportion
being arabic land. well adapted to grass and The ce
reals. and especially 70 grazing. ana me REMAINDER
Is wooded: the whole being well fenced and drained
and abndaniY wa.sred ~ Tns Ms.e streams -,
magnificent stone building. has been recently put
ia Thorough order. and Is one OF the most spacious
and elegant residences I'm Virginia II Is situated on
sn eninepce overlooking fht estate andtn the midst
or grove Of nut I've forest trees The out-bui fngs
Tie estate Hes I'm one OF the he,lbest and most de-
sEible portions of the State. In the midst Of high
cultivated society. easily accessible by rairoad,
md offers many attractions as can be found In
any property of the kind. "a, -..,-E ...-, -.s..
It WIN be sold ~ whole or divided Into suitable
tracts, may be determined on az the time OF the
sale. - Il H..r,;s a. -t.r.# ... ...s ..
TERMS: One fourth cash: The balance In one two.
and three years for bonds bearing Interest from the
day OF sale and the title retained by the Court uu-
III full payment ID made. .-..~.
Persons wishing 10 purchase are invited to ex-
anime The property before rhe day of sale. Mr..
Walter X. Nelson, whose post-ofice address Is Cas-
sanova. Fauqnfer county, Va. and who Is now
siding on the place, win take pleasure In showing It.
ROBERT HOWARD,
:~. ..4 Special Commissioner.
Sale 10 be conducted by GRUBDS & WILLIAMS.
Auctionecrs. Richmond, Va 80 no IA
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:: 81
2,If,S,,aY Z. N,ol,iyEaBEas q. 1873.

f - ~ ~. twys a
Hs;iers Dispatch: !: Do You tlltnk tns
Ma 81 I'M, word s.infiniIe, 9 whfch occnIs
90 srennantIy III the nsersatlor ana 70
tbe literary compositions OF the present
I dav. IS applied TO finite matters, correctS
Can tbs tern be properly used at oil IN
comparing subjects and shiisgs 1'sstety TEN.
narai D. Some OF the ebest-educated people
in conversations, and many OF our .o ssFI
writers. are In the habit OF ueing tae li9 IN
i,e ii rather careless way. Thus 80. :, n Q.
Sn;tely larger, y " infinitely smaller, = IN
finiteIy WIDER afnfntteiy Rorss, Is 8 In 10.
Las: night / was reading Maeaessy.s
essay on Morsc's Life oil Byron' ano nv.
t;ced. Within few pages, several instances
Of his style OF writing. viii cite Only
TWO. and leave the subject. BE says
uTTo;lus and Cressida 10 OF all the pays
a, Shakespeare that which is commonly con.
sidered the most iDcorrect, yet it seems 10
ns ;nfn:,sty more correct in the sound
sense OF The term than what are called the
most correct plays Of the most corree'
dramatist." Again: "The range OF poe.
try Is infinitely wider than tnat OF any
other initiative art."
Our correspondent has, we think an-
swered his own criticism in quoting sncn
an authority as Macaulay against himself.
The dictionaries are on The same side.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-24
BY W. GOdGIn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, =
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND COMMISSIONERS
l. SALE OF THE FARM CALLED "CRANEY
ISLAND,n IN HANOVER COUNTY WITH A
SMALL PORTION IN HENR!CO COUNTY,,
sEAk 70 ATd a STATI9E on E TIFF cAHsA
NORTH OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING 4l3x
PACR ES.-Under the proyisi of certain deed OF
trust from $. H. OWens and wife. bearing date 11th
June, 1872, duly recorded In Hanover County
yer, entered on the 29ih October. III the case
ofTPutney l. Watts against Owens; &C, shall rs
surviving tristeein said decd. and as special COM
missioner appoinie d by The said decree proceed 90
sell at public auction, on the prcmi es, on TUES
DAYfhe I'd December. 1879, at AZ O'Clock P. NJ
the EXCELLENT FARM. located as above, called
"ERANEY ISLAND" now occupied bv Mr.. =. II.
owens. containing 413!a ACRES: OF which about
OF fair quality. embracing some fine low-groundS on
the thIckahnminy. The imDrovements- are, COM
Portable, consisting OF II DWELLING. containing
five six rooms. and the usual out buildings: also
tending near the railroad there Is a large grove
of forest oaks. 'Atee'5 stat lon is distant abont
quarter OF mile. and affords very convenient ac-
cess 10 the place for persons doing business ~ Kch-
mond. AS THE CARS PASS DAILY FOUR TIMES.
TERMS: According to the deed anu decree afore.
said, VIII be enough in cash TO defray txneDse, or
sale and costs of suit and to Gischa rge-firsr, the
debt due 10 John b. Smith, amounting on The lst
ondIy, to secure the debt due to Miss Allcc 6.
Owens, amounting on the Isl November S79, to
the sum OF S14379l: and as to The residue OF
the proceeds OF sale III any. on credit OF one
cured by deed Of trust. il Is prC baole that by or
before The day of sale other and more favorable
terms to the cash payment may. by consent of
The parties, be made. If SO, the farm will then be
s''' Va >" JOHN &. YOUNG,
no12 Surviving Trustee and Commissioner.
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ExEcUToR's SALE IL .., +, .. 49,. ...
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
LYING ON TIE ROANOKE, IN AEChLEN-
BURG COUNTY, VA.


Tn nursuance of authority vested in mo by the
will Of William Townes, deceased. | snail. ~ AZ
O'Clock on III tuesday, the Isl day of January airy
1870. in front of the Clarksyile HOTEL In the town
Of CIarksyie. sell TO the highest bidder NJ pnoiic
auction the LANDS OF which the said william
Townes died possessed. supposed 10 De ABOUT o,uuu
ACRES. 4 portion of these lands are c9nsidereu
among The most valuable in the Valley OF the hoan-
okc They will be sold In tracts from three 70
eight hundred acres. Several OF the tracts nave
valuable improvements uuon Them. That known
a us il MtSGNiFlCENT REsIDENCE, and there
viii be attached 10 It 4 large quantity or YERY
VALUABLE LOW-GROUNDs. The lands are now
being surveyed, and plot OF them can DC seen ~
place shall sell the interest Of the said Mlinam
Townes. deceased tpcing one half, n the FERk1
across the Roanoke at Carksvilie. va, known as
the "CLARKSFILLE FERRY," subject 10 'e "a q
time of the grca,e.t depression, pays monlnly
rental of thirty collars. If 10 be leased or rene4
no,o it would bring much larger sum. Ann
shall. Mt the same time and place, sell 81 5RAI,
HOUSES aud LOTS, owned BY the said william !aia
Townes, deceaEed, In The town OF Ciarksvlile:
Therc is now fair prospect for the completion OF
the Hroau from Keysvilie to ClarksVlile, 2ha u
completed this property will soon he oouDi=u III
TERMS OF SALE: One third of the purchase.
money to be paid in cash Oh the day Of sale; tue
residue In two equal annual instruments lhe put.
chaser to execute bonds FOR Tie deferred paymeu
TO carry interest from the day OF sale at ne rate Oh
six per crnum per annuni, ard tue tile to be re-
tanned till all the purchase. money Is paid.
These lands are mostly rented out Tor Inc year
1880. and possession Will be delivered suo]ect 70 ue
rights Of tenants for that year, PURCHASERS to be en-
titled to the rents and profits. Mr. Is. Lewis
who resides upon the premises VIII show these
lands to prisons desiring 10 , p1seaases coonF
y 7 Executor Of William Townes, DECEASED.
no l7-2awtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-24
BY GruDbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auclionecrs.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
" VALUABLE FARM On LOWER JAMES
RIVER At AUCTION. Byvl-tue Of DEGREES Of the
the 2Sth Of September, 1878, on The 24ia Of June,
49, and Oh The 21st of October. 1879. In the suit
therein pending by The short style Of James Il.
Tosn rs. ~. Louis Mutual Insurance Company
ct dLs.." the undo rsi2ncd who was thereby appoint
ed special commissioner for The purpose. vii! sell
at auction. At the fce of Crubbs Williams, real
estate agents and aucioneers Eleventh street be-
tween Main and Bank streets, In the city Of Rich
mond, Va. on MONDAY the 1st day Of Deccmher,
1879, At IL o'clock H.. The vALU ABLE FARM
ACRES. more or less. lying IN Ches erfeld county,
Immediately on James river, and adjoining
Pressure Isle'' The improvements are COM
PORTABLE DWELLING with six rooms. and all
neces sary harms and out-buidlngs. and the land Is In
high state Of improvement. This estate Is be-
lieved to be one of the best on james river.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 in cash; The residue
mot in excess of the amount stated below at SIX
and twelve months. for negotiable notes with irtfr-
est added; but should the whole sale exceed in
the sum OF 81 0G00 with interest thereon from Inc
2Sth OF September, 1878. then as TO such excess
upon such terms rs the said Tosh may In wrli1DG
designate or before The day OF sale. Hen 10 oe
reserved upon the property unlll Inc purchasc-mo-
neg is fully paid.
This FARM has been rente to Henry Achison Tor
the year 1850 for the sum Of $500. and the pur-
chaser will have the option either OF confirming the
lease and receiving the REM, with the right TO snrh
partial possession on the 1st day Of August, 1850
as may be necessary for seeing wheat OF other fall
crops or Of taking full and complete possession of
the farm on the Isl day OF January, 1880. paying
to the said achison 80 per acre FOR every acre OF
land &c uay Sc dei IN wheat.
t.s.@ ....' Commissioning.
GKUBDs G. WILLIAMS, Auct!oneers. Oc25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-24
BY Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
l113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE IN THAT PART OF III
CITY OF RICHMOND KNOWN AS ROCKETS
BIZ AUCTION.-By virtue Of the provisions OF a
certain deed Of trust. bearing date the I'd day OF
NAV. 1877, from Dennis O'Dea and WIFE, duly re-
corded in the Chancery Court OF the city OF Rich
mond. and d. crees Of The said court entered in
the short sty'e Of O'Dea vs. Lee trustee, &C., on
the 5,h day OF July. 1879, and 18th OF Novem;.
ber 1879, re rec'tvey, shall, as trustee In said
deed aud by virtue Of said DEGREES sell by auc!ion,
on the premises, on THURSDAY the 4th day Of De-
cember. 1879, at 4 O'Clock 2. H., the REAL
ESTATE mentioneJ in said deed. and described In
said decree as fol!oMs-to wit, those TWO GER
TAIN LOTS or PARCELS OF LAND; with the
i'm proreents thereon, In the city Of Richmond, at
the corner of Louisiana and Fourth streets, front,
Ing on Louisiana street 32k feet more or less and
running back within parallel lines and on the line
OF Fourth street 100 feet to all alley ten feet vide
TERMS-lo wit. Cash as 10 one third or the pro-
ceeds of sale: the residue in equal insamenrs OH a
credit of six and twelve months. with legal Interest
thereon from day Of sale, the purchaser to execute
his negotiable notes for said deferred payments,
with interest added, and title TO the property to be
retained until said notes fully paid and con-
veyance directed blythe Court.
=. NJ. LEE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co.,'Auctioneers. Ho2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-24
BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Public
Office, corner of Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM AND MILL IN THE COUNTY
OF CHEsTERPIELD, VA: FiFTeEN NILES LES
OF trust executed 70 me sy J.; A. Ca syo
fnH w,Ii sell on the premises. on the 10Th
DAY OF NOYEM Der, 1879, uf fair; # not; on
the next fair day. Sunday xcepied.l 1t - o'clock
81, the TRULY VALUABLE FARM, fifteen miles
from Manchester, on the road leading from M!dlo-
THAN coal mines TO Mount HcrmOn church. contain
ing by recent survey SIN HUNDRED AND
NINkTY-TWO ACRES, upon which is an excel
lent BRICK NV CLING with about six rooms.
good GRIsT-MILL. well wooded aud wa:ered. and
all necessary out-buildings; In a very respectable
neghborho0d: convenient to churches. schools.
stores, post. Offices &c. This Is considered one OF
the best farms In that section Of the county. and
was formerly the residence OF the late Hill Spears,
Esq. .
TERMS: One third cash: the bolance payable ut
SIX twelve, and eighteen mont rs, with interest adoed
from day OF safe, and secured by trust deed on the
land: or a liberal interest discount Will be made
should the purchaser prefer to pay all cash.
JOHN ISAAC WlLkEESOS,
ro19 Trustee.
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-AUC,TrIjIo,,ln7 7sAiLEs.--Fu,ar . nays. /,
1.--.7sga;;. J, yFssak ID. Hifl d Cos Il q
Is Real Estate AGeuts and Arctioneers. -
Il 80 II ma Main street. ~ xii .,f 49,

~ UIsTION SALE z OF f FARMING I'M
IN PIGMENTS. STOCK; GAREEAfiE, HAIR
NESS. &c.-At -tae requeat of Mr.: B. -schepers,
lion. al hts farm On the Grove abont two miles
from The city. on THUKSDA the 9th Noyem-
he r. B79. com nienctng AZ Y, O'CLOCK,
-s@72 GOOD FARM HORSES.
rs 81 FARM ca RITZ aud IN ARNESS-i 49, %1t
Fl. / SPRIF9-WAGON and HARNESS,
/ CARRIAGE and HARNESS,
81 No.1 MiLCH-CoW, z 7sttt's9t ~. ,/'-sa Y
9 HOGS, ~, -, ! s.t5 :tl sDaDoa"a - ~
4: BLADE and ToP. FODDER uts:;r @f.ild
- ! tHhY..G0REi and SHUCKS,, 3Ei = gFi ri +.
r FARMING I'M ELEMENTS s1,.at-ist. -.,s!
\, SUNDRY ARTICLES, &c. &c.
TERMS: A25 and under cashIts sums over f25
sixty days for app1vad negotiable notes. ytE. s.9H
- FRANK D. HILL & Co.,, :,
no % .5s.f Ia t''~"' 'Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-24
By GoddiD, Warren 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESI.
l. RABLB BRICK RESIDENCE At TIL
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CLAY AND FIFTH
STREETS AT AUCTIOS-In pursuance of deed
of trust from E. B. Cook, trustee &C. 70 the under
tuIy recorded in the Clerks office of The Chancery
Court or The city of Richmond, p. p. lib B. page
90. and being required so TO do by the beneficiary
/ will proceed 10 sell. on the premise. on WE'D
NESDAY The Sd day Of December, 1879, at 4
O'Clock P. NJ :, the PROPERTY located as above de-
scribed. The house has ten rooms. gas, bath. &c.
Kitchen with three rooms. Lot 34axl l5h ieet 10
an alley ten feet wide. Neighborhnod excellent.
aud lis conveRience 10 the market and business
centres should attract the attention OF those seeking
3 central and pleasant location.
no9i J. n GODDIN, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-24
BY Chatin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No. ! north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
= Il BILE FARM KNOWN AS 'tROCOUNCE.' u
BY ADDITIONALLY virtue of certain deed OF
trust made by john CrenShaw and wife and duly
Cou, the undersigned trusree. beng SO required by
the beuefciaries in said deed. will sell upon the
premises. OH THURSDAY the 27th day of Noycm-
her, 1879, at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, the FARM upon
which said Crenshaw now resides: and immedi-
alely thereafter, all of the stock Of MULES,
HORSES, CATTLE. CORN, Hay. and other pro-
duce: also, the FARM IMPLEMENTS. Also, one
very fine SURVEYORS COMPASS and CHAIN
and one LEVEL. ...
TERMS Made known on day Of sale:
1.'..----I 80. - j. d. PRETLOW,
...... r.......r. g.. ..t Sole Acting Trustee.
cukEFrN Staples q Co. AuctiOneers. no !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-24
BIZ j. Thompson Brown /,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1.i, lll3 Main. street.
SALE OF NEAT FRAME

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT FRAME
DMELLiXG oS sr TWE y; SI,na =. sdIa
OF trust dated APRIL "a, 1878, executed by Mary
III. Fiournoy to the UNDERSIGNED, trustee, and re-
corded IN the Richmond Chancery Court, u. u.
negotiable ofcs therein dcscribed and whereas de-
fault has been made in the payment Of one OF the
Will SELL on the premises, on MONDAY. November
"a, s79. at 4 o'clock P. ~. that HOUSE and LOT,
No. sos north Twenty fourth street, fronting 80
feet on said Twenty-iourih street and running
back between parallel lines 1875 feet to an alley, be-
ing The house and lot to the northeastern cor
ner OF Twenty. fourth and streets.
= TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and $347.50.
with Interest thereon from October, 81. 1879, 10
date of sale; $500 payable April "a, 1880; and
the balance on such terms US Will be announced at
sale by said Mary M. Tourney: or, in event OF her
failure so To do, by the said trustee. -. a..
Z ITs2 -. 1900, L. E. BROWN, Trustee.
L I,unMpsnH BROWN. Anctionner. no lS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-24
by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and -iuctoneers.
No 4 Eleventh street, between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
i BILE THREE->TORY.hND-B
BRICK RESIDENCE No. - EAST FRANKLIN
STR EFT AT AUCTION.-In execution OF 4 deed
of trust TO the subscriber trustee dated 9th Sep
TENDER. 1874, and recorded in RICHMOND Chan
Gerry Court IN D.. Il. 103 A. page 463. being there
TO required by the creditor secured Twill sell by
auciton, upon the premises. on FRIDAY, 29th NO
vember. al O'Clock, the RES lDENCE long occu-
pied by Edwin Workman Esd. and situated rs
above. II has eleven rooms. a kitchen With fou.
rooms, a two-story brick stable. &c. The LOT
fronts 2ey@ feet ana runs back about l55 feet 10 =
Dayed alley In the rear: besides which there IS a
NARROW STRIP OF GROUND, which Will be
Shown n the time of the sale.
The HOUSE IS substantially bhi't. ami the l0ca-
tor being OH Franklin between First and Fousher
Streets Is Of the most esirabie In the city Spc-
cial attention Is invited TO this sale As 1t VIII afford
an opportunity to purchase really desirable resi-
dence.- .-
THE TERMS as named in the deed would be cash
sufficient 10 defray the expenses OF sale and 70 pay
abont 81 ,315: credit rs 10 about 81 FOR ionr
mouths; credit - 10 about Sl.3l5 al elght
months and the residue the gra::tor III sald uet u
or his assigns may dlr CT: but IL Is probable tit
by consent Other and more usual Terms VIII De
named at the lime of sale. ,.
RICHARD G. WORKMAN, Trustee.
GRIBBS & WILLIAMS. AuctlOneerS no II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-24
BY Chafin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers,
Tenth and Main streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
LOT in HARYIETOWN, NEAR THE
WESTERN LIMITS IF THE s Gif no OF RIGa.
mHY' SOEEMBER .25. 1879, AT 10 O'CLOCK
My yrue Of certain deed Of lrq;s dated Isl of
~ Eonr,. in Decd Book 90. page 407, we win SELL
betng teurired so 10 do by the holder Of the notes
therrin secured. defau!t having been made in the
n1ymtnt of one of said notes, the above PROPER
ny, upon the premises, at the hour named. Thelot
/. 3OS125 feet TO an alley. ... ...s
TERMS: Enough in cash TO pay the expense OF
1879, with accrued interest; $40 80 on the lst of
February. 1880; and $40 81 on the LIST day Of = u
gust, 1880; aud rhe balance, If any, upon such
terms as viii be announced at The s.le.
49, M. G.. STAPLES, TRUSTEE;
RI. WILSON, Trustee.
CHlFFlS, STAPLES CO., Auciioneers. no20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-24
BY Glubbs &. Williams, ,f~:.. .
Real Estate Agents and ,Auctionetrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF, FRAME
OHUUSE AND LOT <OE SIXTY. FEET ON
SMITHS HILL. FIFTH STEEET.-In execution
OF: a decree OF the Chancery Court OF Rfehmont,
entered on the 18Th or November. 1879, in the
case OF Hoffman against Hin and others: we Will
eel at auction. on the premises. on FRIDAY the
18th November. 1879. at A O'Clock. =. b., the
HOUSE AND LOT on the east side Of Fifth street
beyond Preston street. 1t 10 q new frame house.
with four rooms. The lot fronts 80 feet and runs
back an IRREGULAR depth. =. - "'
TERMS: one third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for NEGOTIABLE notes, with interest
added and title retained III. g CANNON. -
= - NJ, NJ. GILLIAN,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers, no "a