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81 81 Poinds xter q Upper,
Real Estate Agents and Aucsioneers,
49, KS 4 400 Main street.

VI - p IL &
n,RusTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE
4 Personal PROPERTY IN Fl e NKLCO
COUNTY, At THE Fam n ,9F DE- TIE SEss SfrT J.
m THE MA AIN ROAD LEADING FROM RICH
MOND TO CHARLES CITY CuuRTHqUSEII
BY virtne OF a deed Of trust executed ~ Jesse L.
dated june 1G, 1878. and duly recorded In the
clerks office OF Henrico County Court. in ID. ..
payment OF two notes secured therein, and being
required so TO do by the beneficiary In said deed
shall sell by auction, on the premises. st ~ NJ on
TUESDAY the 9th Of August. 1879, all the PER
SUNAL PROPERTY. consisting OF
{ HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
HORSES, MULES, ~ .1----asts
COWS. SHEEP, HOGS, &c.
FARMING UTENSILS, &C.,
now upon the said farm.
TERMS: Cash "a 10 expenses OF sale and amounts
sufficient to satisfy TWO noiesone for 865, and the
other for SI44.35-wlth interest from The 10Th OF
July, 1879. WILLIAM ELLYSON,
Trustee.
Po1NpExTRR & UPPER, Auctioneers.
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"Nor FOR JOSEPH Wayfarer: "Can |
get through this way to the Agricultural
Show, my man?" Farm servant: "On
'ees-nicely, sur; straight on till yer comes
ter the medder where Stiles's bulls KEEP
what killed man last week; 60 acrost there
through the plantation, on'y take care OF
the man-traps and spring-guns; then yer
comes to q field where they are aburnin'
rubble and siftin' cinders; tother side
yer'll find rickyard, on'y mind the blood
'ound volts KEEP theer, ZOOS 'un bites; then
yer'Il see yer way quite easy."-Fun.
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BY Grubbs IL Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VALUABLE MARKET-G ARDEN
n AND FARM, WITH BUILDINGS, ON THE
CRA1GTON ROAD, ONE MILE EAST OF THE
the heirs of the late W. L. Timberlake. we will sell
by auction, upon the premises, on FRIDAY. ist OF
August. at 5H O'Clock p NJ, the VALUABLE
LITTLE FARM situated as above, opposite to Mr..
Chewning's. s..-Ec a
It contains 81 ACRES, lies beautifully, and tie
land Is In frst-rate condition. The Improvements
are BRICK.AND-FRAMED DWELLING with
seven rooms, surrounded by shade-trees, burn and
stable and there are some fruit-lrees.
good road and the soil Is fine that 1t offers rare
opportunity TO any one 70 secure nice SUBURBAN
cost. Iltt&z - L..sttS.
TERMS Will be liberal, and win be made k1own
AZ % ~ 1870, ~. - AuctioneerS.
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fFor tho Dispaich.1
IN pestnres. Broad dus exceileo any
nreaeber that bsSe know &. i. !, &,
~ AZ see yeu prove tAat sentence tllat
Or. later knew Rroadde s. $50 3, ..,,h
NoW. tjaish the sentences you write VII
q fI,st / have known. aud there Y g won
deiul difference. For instance, uemos.
themes Nm greater orator enan a1y, oiaso,
tllas - : - - "a BoY.
We don't know what this boy y aiter.
however. be has certainly made Q point
that we did pot make.
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COURT ORDERS.


VIRGINIA.-IN VACATION-IN THE
CLERKS OFFICE 0F THE SUPREME
COURT OF APPEALS. AT RICHMOND, ON
THE FIRST MONDAY IN JULY, 1879:
William j. MARSHALL. .........."... Appellant
against go
Charles Edward Sears, surviving executor
Of Edward Sears, deceased, and Others .AppeiieeS.
UPON AN APPEAL FROM SEVERAL DEcREES
PRONOUNCED BY THE CIRCUIT COuhI os IN ne
COUNTY OF NOR THAMPTON-THE LAsi oS
THE 2OTu DAY OF JUNE, 1877.
The object of the petition filed In This cause Is 70
have the said DEGREES of the Circuit Court OF
ampton county reviewed and reversed oy lhe sald
Supreme Court Of Appeals Of Virginia a,od ,h.t tho
And affidavit having been mace anu meg tnat tue
appellee above named Charles Edwa a
oS This State he is required appear here On the
SIN DAY OF NOVEMBER NE 4; sSs P altsr dus
D;sDntch then and there to answer the said appea
and to have rehearng OF the whole matter therein
contained. -
- a copy-Teste >,
49, -. - jy l2-S4w
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'''.XiI'Ui|;Uj;TiisI I ojlNl;HssxLEsil-TnisD.y.
BY W. Goddln.
& Heal Estate Aren't End Anctioneer.
h ns,tce rnsrSsr Eleventh and Bunk streets.
nyyIRTlJE OF A DECREE OF THE
.6crHoTTT COURT OF HEERIC0 COUNTY.

VIRTUE OF AsDECREE5OFII
.DCrHCUTT COURT OF HEERIC0 COUNTY.
Vastntered the 2sth or kay, 979. in the suit OF
nnrnettis administrator rs Meeks and az, tue un-
derssned. special commissioners therein ne aT
lion m saTIiRDAY tkes 25th day OF JUG, 1879.
nj O'Clock r. The following property:
Those TWO LOTS OF LAND. NOS ~ ana ~, ,i Ln
thereon, consisting OF snn Iram s
dwelling &c at the northwest o. ne
Hams and Richie streets, fron1ns 6y ass. az ha
tween paraiie lines lao feet being the same proper
~ conveyed to Elisha a. burnett 6y lillian htsn-
Eli nv deed dated 18th OF March, 1854. :,
1rTRMs: For cash sufficient 70 pay me e1 u
sale costs Of the suit anont icrsdtt Of
to the residue, in equal Idol sha
Der cent per annum from the day o. sale n ;s.s
Tor deferred payments with added n1 1u t
retained until the pnrchsse-R1neIy Is IIia sR
,iUSEPH BRYAN, -
~ 5&st special missioners.
a,urpco,r g,Ics1r,an. IF 49, 1y 20
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RAILROAD LIN ES.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY. {

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
~ trains on this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1855 4, L. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Charleston, savannah, Augusts
and Aiken tvia CharleStonl. Raleigh.
ns sSps ely ~ a GGest e5
500 A. NJ, ACCoslsIo DATIoN daily makes
close connection AT Petersburg with
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
raiIread for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis, Lynchburg,
Farmville, and other local stations on
that road, making same time as by
any other line. Stops at all regular
5:oop. N. AScSctiosGMiMsioDATroN TRAIN daily
except Sunday. Passengers taking
this train win make clese connection
THRoTsH f fI1 dns connecting
for Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh,
Charleston. Savannah, Augusta, Co
lumbia, Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and ~! points
.... South and Southwest. PullIDgn sleep
ing-car from Washington for VIII
milgton, Savannah, and the South.
Stops only at Manchester and Chester
and Halfway on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
- with Richmond, Fredercks burg and
Potomac railroad for all points North
East. and West. Stops at Mancses.
ter and Chester, and at Half-Way
and al Drurys Bluff, on signal.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dali,
'- Except Sarioay). Stops at all sta
..s uons. s7,,s Il +. - $r, ).
7:10 P. NJ, ACCOMMODATION. TRAIN daily
texcept Sunday. Stops only AZ Aau
chester and Chester, and HALFWAY OIL
1855 P. II. THROUGH MAIL daily, sonnsctA'
With Richmond, Fredericksburg an,
Potomac railroad for all points Eas
and West Also, making close eenHec
tioni with the Chesapeake and OIL
railroad for the Virginia Springs an,
al points North and West This trail
stops at Manchester aud Chester. an
at Halfway, and Drury's Blun' o.
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start ffos
6s AppoMAftox Isnos. - efesg 4 ls-sE
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS ieave Rich
mono e:l0 A.. 81. and $50 r. N. cave retets
burg $50 A. M, and 5s25 r.. every SUNDAY.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttepeers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BAR, BAR
i FIXTURES, BILhIARD.TABLEs &C. :cr AT ID
AUCTION.-By virtue OF 4 deed or trust execue ~
BY Charles Koch to the undersigned as trustees ana
By consent Of all parties nereS5ed S we VA, ash
day Of July att O'Clock 4. If not not sold II pr
yutc sale by Frday. 25 til Instantly the weappIIlLrSs
ed BAR, BAR-FlxTUKEs BiL IL r. aoa east
Broad Street adjoining the City Hall, among which
we will enumerate-
Q FINE SHOWCASES, ,..,,oroo. ann,
! pnOiICrADLE with appurtenances completely,
! FINE BAR AND LUNCH-COUSTER,
2 FINE MIRRORS,
Az dozen LARGE Oh AlRS:
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
Lot SHELVING, PARTITIONS, &c.
These fixtures are irst-casS, ami shou'o a'tract
the attention of persons desiring such articles
TERMS: The deed requires cash, but 1t IS proba-
bic thai more accommodating terms Will be an
nounced at the time Of sale.
JOHN A. MEANLEY, (Trreteos
WILLIAM FL. TALMAN,}
NB-The above articles may be purchased pri-
yately as whole If application be made to The auc-
tioneers on or before 23th instant.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
jy21 Auc,ioneers.
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RUSTEE'S SALE OF MULES,
j. WAGON, AND HARNESS.-By virtue OF
deed of trust from Park W. Crump, duly r. corded
in Hanover County clerks ofice-defanlt having
been made in rayment OF the debt secured, and
being thereto required by the creditor seeured-l
shall sell public auction, In front Of Messrs Cox
& Leake's slorehouse, in the town of Ashland, on
TUESDAY The 29th day OF July, 1879, III lo
O'Clock A. NJ.
GOOD MULES,
FOUR.HURSE WAGON, and
SETS OF WAGON-HARNESS,
or so much of said property rs may be necessary TO
pay The debts remaining unpaid and the costs or
executing the trust.
TERMS: Cash as to the costs Of executing the
trust, and also for $162.50 and Interest from 18th
September 1878: and the residue on such terms rs
the said Crump may prescribe, or as may De an
nounced by the trustee nj the sale.
E. VAUGHAN, Cryer. j. 19.eod5t
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BY Chaffin, Staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. ] north Tenth street.
r ARGE PEREMPTORY AUCTION
IL SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT
STRAWBERRY HILL FARM.


IL SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT
STRAWBERRY HILL FARM.
At the request Of Mr.. 1. Davenport and the heirs
OF the late Mr.. II. Edmond we shall sell by auction,
Without limit or reserve, on THURSDAY, July 81,
1870. at 10 O'Clock A. b., on the wel-known
Strawberry Hill Farm, situated about ~ miles
north of the city of Richmond, 8 Work Horses, y
large we-broke Mules, pair b!ooded Match-
Horses. 5 head N blooded Cattle 1.-THE Bu.l Is very
fine and thoroughbred0. Is or 20 head OF Do0ded
Hogs, 6 Lumber and Farm-Wa2ons, line Iop
Spr1n9-Wagon (made by II. H. Bosher), line Top
Buggy, Q large and irSt-cass Hay-Presses. Carts,
80 Plows, 7 Harrows, ! WhGat-Drill, Cleaners,
frst-class Mowers. Patent Hay Louder scoops,
/ Stump. Fuller and Machine for Moving Dwell
ipgs Grind ones, large numberof trs-cl sets
Of Harness, Giant Corn Crusher; great number
Of Double and Single Bars, PltGhrorks, o. KaScs'
Hoes Spa,-s and Shoves: very large Horse ana no
Steam Corn. Shelter (capacity $500 bushcls
per day). l Hand Corn-Sheller. l. nearly new
8-Horse Power (compleel Pitts Threshing-si Ma
chine, Q Wheat Fans. Is Cradles, Carpenters
Tools. 1900 10 1000 bushels hrst-class Ice.
Patent Churn, very large CoOking-StoVes ana
Utensils l large Iron Kettle. Cider Press. Gar.
den Sced-Drill,2 Farm Clocks. about 200 tons OF
new Wheat-Straw, and many other things 100 nu-
merous 10 mention. -,
The sale will commence promptly ut 10 A. NJ. AS
II is one of the largest sales Of personal property
for many years, hence parties should be at the sale
sell and deliver stock that day.
TERMS: All bills under $50, cash over 500, four
months time. negotiable notes With good cndorser,
Will 'A'ete'' UGH CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
iy1O.eodlOt Auctioneers.
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A connects for Milton. y. u.,
Is connects for Asilcv!Ile ana all IH'ihlH 10 "'''
North Carolina daily. except S"hs'!. T. c,,....,
& connects for Macon and al! points III >'''''"e|'
Georgia. ,,.r Ia fin.
rida. ,,,. ., so,,bwe.
Georgia, and Chattanooga, SashVlhe, Neh'pH''' ~'''
81 r connect. for Selma, Meridian, Jackson. sAi
Vicksburg. .,,,.,,,,,,s
Trains from the a5ove-nanicd points drrIfr IN
Richmond ut 4:43 =. VI. aud $50 a. VI. ,o a.
The train arriving at Richmond ., 80 ,,,Ii,,
makes close coMrec lon with The Virginia
Cnnpauys steamer Ariel for Old Point III"
leaving Richmond At 7:l3 \. VI iac>''F> '"''E
DAYS, and SATURDAYS. . ,,,, ;,uv
Trains between GrCGN-DOFo a''u 9@'1"i '-'' ~
P9iiman Palace Drawins-rooin a".l >ic"pini ''':
run through on Train No. A. IRON N'" i".H a..
Richmond to Atlanta. and from Gre - i,,E
glsta, and on Train No. II from NJ" l"tA ""'
mond to Greensboro. ,,,.. 49,
southwest and baggage c!IscNoi 'ilt""-Hi ,t-A
Freight Train No. 9, eaytns lnrm"o,; -.ij iM,
Will have accommodations tor = IL" s|''!"' , ~.
passengers, who must purchase NcS'Is .,,.,.I D.
ting on the train. No passengers WI" - N
other freight tr:lius. ,,..,s
No lay-oYer checks given On i9ca, ,'HMTtrrDn
General Passenger ''.'~
T. II. r. TALCoTr, General S"prLlL L -'",------
EIcHaoSp. FRED'G & PoroNAc X; u. ~"
OFFICE GENERAL TlChSr A.
RICHMOND. VA NE" - ga
COMMENCING SUNDAY, IN y AS'''
~ trains en- this road Will run IS 'y'''"''
NORTH ROUND .,s,,o, day
NO. 1-S:oo a. IL, ieAo, Sund.ysj due II " i.a'
.. teAesP Flo F. IL: Rl:im"Ie
INK y. 81: philadelphia, Q -
S ;;S Nv YORK, 1905 7. VI
| -, i.axe. Ryrt-S;rect station ~?
NO. sow Il A'' Hns ~ Washington. 9:35 /; VI
| u.I,,more, 1853 ?. NJ. t!h.'
| G Gsiph!s, SIS, 4. NJ; Nc" is's
S s;tt5SjAS,MMopATloN rEE1AitEE
wv for junction.; IeNts,,,p. So
Street staI.oa daily leA'''
| days).
| SOUTH BOUND. ., sts.!2.
~, o,o,SPM arrives 1T Byr1->'f'S ave-
No. <-19Ao daily feXeept SuudiyHs,' pas.
New York, s:l3 T. a. BAH.
delphia. 1lA5, \ .,nas:oa'
| more $50 L. NJ
e;zo r; a i; gyrl-S.ree; sac; ;HSs
we daily. Leaves Ns %% llo A
| Y. IL: PhLtdeipaa.SS5 A. u.
81; Baltmote;; 4. ii.
fN, Gao A. NJ. ACCoNMoDA Street lS station
MO- Q o'70 a. La arrtyes IT Broaa-SSwsI
! ss,y Except sanaaasSSio
| o.nsrsl Ticket Aksna %
HS,nrrIAl eR derI 'p -
ruI.HEADS. $3.50 to E Iusx.
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But Yesterday the busy bees
Were clustering on the locust trees.
when one poor droDe, all covered DER
with sweat that ooxed from every pore,
- And drenched his form,
Approached his 1.-THE and active queen
q az siI the bIiLhpring weather seen,
THIS is the worstl' - he saspiDg CRIED:
"Hiye 40 observed" the queen replied;
"Indeed it's swarm"
st. Louis Tinss-JouTndt
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Fly W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh. streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
" TENEMENT IN SIDNEY. ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN PARK
AND WALNUT STREETS.-As commissioner OF
the Circuit Court OF Henrlco county. entered on the
31st January, 1879, in the case Of Norrei against
ton ut the office of W. Goddin, auctioneer, corner
Of Bank and Eleventh streets, in Richmond. on
WEDNESDAY the seth July. 1879. at J Q O'Clock
NJ the western OF the two BRICK TENEMENTS,
Fl by 100 feet tmore or less to an alley located as
above, containing four rooms, and referred'to in the
bill OF the plaintiff.
TERMS: Une third cash balance al six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest added and IT,
tie retaued until the further order Of the Court.
L. r. SPILMAN,
w OK Special Commissioner.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ITO LEASE-A RARE OPPORTUNI-
i TY-A LARGE NEW HOTEL, containing
seyeniy. FIVE rooms, with all modern Improvements,
located iD a thriving mercantile and manufacturing
city AZ 10000 Inhabitants. Four lines OF railroad
and nayisable river Parties leasing must be able
W IVA "HOTEL,"
,yosot care this office.
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s1T;S;sTITsN YALE Fsislsrs D.y..
I,Y Frank D. Tilf ! Co.
Real Estate Agents aud Anctioneefe
80 1865 1oa Main street. VI

r5RTTsTEE,s SALE OF YALUABLL,Ei
EEL EE sTArsss AH SECOND xT
virtue Of deco o. rasrt,a at,ce 81
aoa dz 5esG5dss a 15s
237. and the request Of the mon Inc
located as above described on ~,
at Sslofa .sa csed us o.
d DE srnstins on Main street 40 feet and RIM
t ns 1a Is Store with dwelling ssoys ns
tsar sronftnp on Second street 35 feet ano
Ssc ~ an easterly direction and between parallel
lines nj right angles with Second street ~ ZEE
,.a me- nrops rty recently owned by Mrs Alice
Walsh. This property has always .nt
tfe Its ,ss!io p Be one GSrd
bslsnce In Six and Twelve months, with 8 per cent
sdded secured p pGsnop Trustee
.TRnsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY IN vIr,n RA - dees;
g ,pnst from Z. r. Frost and Wyatt. dated 27!h
January, 1879. and or record IN Hanover County
ONCE deaSls nav9s oesa he9e and The
hnier thereof requiring this sale, we shall offer for
sale on the farm formerly occupied ny sao Hat,
called connty ON he 4rM OF AUGUST, 1879
ginning at O'Clock the following pro 1s Ky
much .hsEeof ~, aS dssd De 70 pay
About 200 bushels SUPERIOR SEEp-oAls'
I SS SHlSSSEsshH4 s9y y5An,
SHEEP,
MULES,
3 WAGONS,
6 DonBEE PLows.
2 SINGLE FLOWS,
Q HARROWS,
CORE-PLANTER,
Q CJJLTIVATORS,
/ REAPER and MOWER.
2 C@ALTERS.
3WHEAT-CkADLES,
l CLEANER,
WHEAT-FAN,
l SUBSOlL PL0W.
ALSO,
A lot OF HOES, RAKEs, FORKS, SPADES, sHOV'
And OSE HALF OF ALL THE CROPS now grow.
ing or which have matured on said farm since
The 9th of January, 1879.
TERMS OF SALE: Enough In cash to pay the ex-
penses Of sale and the fees for drawing and record
Ing said deed of trust. and to pay the amount now
due Oh n note for 1906 sc, with interest thereon
from the 18Th day OF December, 1878: the residue
Of the Durchase-money 10 correspond in amount
two notes for Y306.66 each, with interest from the
18th day of December, 1878. which will mature on
the 9Th day of December, 1879. and The | 9Th day
OF June. 1880, respectively: and The balance. If
any, TO be made payable In twelve months from day
of SALE the purchasers 10 give notes ed by deed
u 'fus' I'll S'0' p''$'l"' Hill CARTER.
r. Ii. CALDWELL,
jy 24.eod5t Trustees.
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VTALUABLE RIVER FARMFOR SALE

VALUABLE RIV Err FAKN FUK SALE
IN CAMPBELL COUNTY.-By. virtue Of
dersigned trustees we shall proceed to sell to the
highest bidder. on the premises, at IL o'clock on
THURSDAY, 31st July, 1879, that VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND belonging to said Taylor. con-
tanning about 700 ACRES. lying on Falling river at
Its insecion with Staunton river. and adjoining the
Red Hill estates of the Ia John Henry. It has good
low grounds and excellent up-lnds and Is very
productive, convenient to mills, and 10 Stanton
river which IS navgable fer steamboats, 10 the Rich
mond and Danville railroad. The lands are in
good stale of cultivation. and the improvements,
though plain. are substantial and ample.
TERMS Liberal, and made known OH the day OF
sale.
Mr. Berkeley, who resides on the place. will take
pleas ure I'm showing the farm TO any desiring 10
see 1t before the day Of sale.
CHARLES III. BLACKBOARD,
JOHN NJ. MILLER,
iyl9.12 Trustees.
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Robust and blooming health in Hop Bltters, ant
no family can afford to be without them.
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By Grubbs K Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. 4 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
l. SIX HUNDRED AND ElGHTY-TWO ACRE S
IN POWHATAN COUNTY ABOUT FIVE MILES
FROM THE COURTHOUSE.-ln execution OF
deed Of trust from n. B. Porter and Wife 70 the SUP.
scr,ber, as trustee. dated 23d April 1870 and duly
recored-helng thereto required BY the creditor Sc
cured-I viii sell by auction: in front OF poWhatan
court. house. on MONDAY the 4th day of August,
1879 (bat being court; day.; at II o'clock d., me
LAND conveyed in said deed, being The farm known
a. the sOFFfCE" formerly owned by DR.. Abner
.Crump, now occupied by Dir. L. $. Irvine, and ad-
Joining the lands Of William L. Royall 2. ID. Por-
Ter and others, and containing 6S2 acres, more or
less. ,c,- r>,,,Drr,>-c
with ten rooms, and all necessary farm and other
buildings. l.. ox,
Persons disposed to purchase are invited to exam
Inc the property before the day of sale: --,
TERMS under the deed, would be sufhc1ent In cas
to defray the expenses Of sale and to pay off bond
for $4,000. with all OF interest due upon IT,
and the residue upon such terms rs the grantor IN
said deed may prescribe but am authorized by the
creditor to state that If desired less payment In
cash viii be required, and reasonable credit given
for the residue Of the debt secured.
P. W. HARDWOOD. Trustee.
VA oAD' ~ " iy 1924 g. S&td
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ITO HOLDERS OF ~..-
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING In JULY AND AUGUST, 1880.

I. At meeting Of the Board of Commissioners
OF the Sinking Fund held May l, 1879, 1t was
Resolved That the acting president Of the Board
give public notice by advertisement that the out
standing bonds Of the city of Richmond, due In
1850, will on and after the 1st day Of July, 1879,
be redeemed on presentation at the Office Of the
Auditor Of the city.
In pursuance Of the above directions, hereby
give notice that the SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF
ST and dus Say
56S.2s-total, SlO5,019.65-wil be redeemed at
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on presenta-
ton at the office Of the Auditor of the city on and
after the 1sT DAY OF JULY. 1879.
HENRY G. CANNON,
Acting President Commissioners Sinking Fund
my
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By Goddin, Warren & Cos,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
40. 1jOR Main street.

No. l1OS Main street. Z
FRAME BUILDINGS AND SHEDS : An ~
fGAs-WoRKsA At ROCKETS. E THN sh haYs e.
A. SSthtTTyRnSY July 26th. at 12 O'CLOCK NJ, We
viii sen ALL The FRAME Ruusn o,ns Of these these
buildings are very good and can be remofe Gu "i'DoA
being pulled down.. ,,o- ,bat sum me-
portable notes with satisfactory endorser: ,ooaont
90 JOHN d. KNOWLES. sapesln.eA1s.--
DICHMOND BAZAAR, ,-nr -
~ Nos. 14S8 AND 144O FRANKLIN
FIFTEEN HORSES, sPRINGs,W,AaSoSs' AM
- DOG. CART AT AUCTlOS'
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we VII sen as aaNSfMALs
TX nrst-class DRIVING and SADDLE az ~ LII
just received Parties wanting Stock lSl his sale
or family purposes should not oVeFiooA 'ii' s"'@
ALSO,
q SPRING WAGONS, nearly 1swi
I OPEN BUGGY and HARNESS,
/ DOG.CART, entirely new-very nanny. .,d .hon1d
Parties having stock which they want soio snouia
register same before the sale. 1or e.,.,.,,,,
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