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after Her Chiid.-Henrietfa Booker (co-
lored). who it will be remembered gave her
infant about five weeks old to Rosa Xix Eco,
lored) and failed afterwards to regain pos
session OF it in the Hastings Court, has been
q source OF annoyance to the court officers
here for several days. Yesterday she de-
manded possession OF the child, but not
being successful, she became enraged and
favored the officers with flow OF language
not pleasant to hear, and lett for Richmond,
intending to lay her grievances before the
Governor OF Virginia. She returned sew
eral hours afterwards, aud gave an account
OF bel. visit to the Capitol which occa>loned
a good deal of laughter. She is non CON-
DOS 7RsntiS.
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~ BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

MINE SMALL TRACTS OF FALUA-
~ BILE LAND LYING ABOUT FOUR MILES
WEST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AID.
JOINING TIE LANDS OF WILLIAM BROWN
ING AND TIL SE FORMERLY OWNED BY
AMBROSE HUTCiIt son. BEING SUB.DlEI.
SONS OF THE "WESrWOOD" TRACT, AT
AUCTION-We will sell AT auction, on the prem
Uses. on MONDAY the Sd day Of November. COM
mencng at II o'clock ", the YALUABLETRAC1
OF FARMING LAND above referred to- which
will be divided into nine parcels. Upon the house
tract, which contains 81 27-l00 acres. are the
mansion and 9TH buildings suitable for 4 farm.
and q large orchard OF The choicest varieties OF
fruits The residue OF The land IS divided into eight
tracts Of from 81 to acres all having good fronts
on roads leading into the Wcstham plahkroad and
into the Broad-Sreet road, aitoring TO the owners
the opt lon Of either OF these popular thor"ughfares
10 The city, whilst the Grove road. when extended
will pass through considerable portion OF The pro-
perry. , . 1,o,,
TAGE-BUILDINGS. and each one of the nine tracts
is made I'D of cleared and wooded lands III ialr pro-
portions. 49,, , ,,. :.
reciiou of the growth of the CITY and their alpt-
aDjty In the main To thu production OF all Inc
crops of This section, are facts which shoud engage
the attention both OF the capitalist looking 10 the
future value Of this property ana OF the agrlcul-
turists who desire small farms close TO market
THE TERMS will be liberal, and will lie an
nOuuCed at tine time OF the sale.
GRUDBS & WILLIAMS.
or 6 AnctiODecrS.
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Brief I!emS.-Several prominent men,
bers OF the Odd-Fellows' fraternity from
Richmond and elsewhere visited this city
Tuesday night and attended the meeting at
Heider's Hall. y
There were no cases either OF criminal
or civil nature before the Mayors Court
yesterday morning.
The gold medal which was offered to the
scholars OF the Female High school for de-
pertinent during, the present session will
not be given for several reasons.
There is a good deal OF travel over the
Free bridge at present. The bridge WIN
have to be repaired soon, or It VIII De AGAIN
condemned.
Several OF our theatre-goers went over to
the Richmond Theatre last night 10 see
Ford's company in !" Pinafore."
The stages between this city and the FAIR
Grounds are being we'll patronlzed.,
Public speaking Is expected 70 De 2nela
here next Friday pight at the courthouse.
The Chesterfield Jail has four inmates at
present., two Of which are iunatics and have
been confined there some time. a
The Chesterfield County Court will con-
yene November 10th, and the Circuit
Court meets November 10th. The civil
docket far both courts isquite large. The
criminal eases on docket at the County
Court viii be disposed OF at December
term. sss7.3t
The roads in Chesterfie cid county are pro-
nounced TO be In good condition. ST.;
There Is considerable travel done ON the
new road leading from the Broad rock road
in Manchester district pear the Midlothian
pike. 81 IS az 30; s.f
Only one transfer. sYas made &c KleYer-
sahi's store, near this city, aud there were
no registrations on Saturday - ~ 81
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By W. A. Robertson, Auctloneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
AT nURkEvIttE on FRlDA1 TIE Hdcr i4 of Of
the Circuit Court Of No toway county, pronouir ,a
az its September term. 1879, I'm the chanccry ciSe
OF Cauthornc Us. J. 4. Lealh ana others, ana " ~
virtue OF several deeds of trust-one from 81. T..
Icath and wife ana The other; from D. r. Lra,n-
and duIy recorded, We will ontr for sale by puDIic
auction mt the above time and place. Inc following
VALUABLE PROPERTY t" he SOFA as 30 ,G"o oM Mar
of the /. WI Of BuraeYllle on when Is sitIItgu
VhLUAHLE TOBACCO-W DIE
H0ITS H. an,i other BUILDINGS. conveniently ar
ranged and well located. Sold ny >. W. fo"'hcs'
Wo = A certain TOBACCO-FACTOEYa and LOT
unon which the same Is lnca ed, and purchased Dy
joseph f. Leat from 2n UYrrt%i s IA a nS.
chased by said I:eath from FL r. Bardwen' Esq
Sold nv G. f. Good~yn. trustee
No 3. 4 certain lot or parcel Of LAND at Burke
ACRES, and huving thereon the DWELLING.
HOITS f. of the said +. Leath. with all necessary
out buildings, con, enienty arranged ana III od
repair: a good garden and 6ne Young orchard Also,
containing TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. about six
miles from Burkevi,le and adjoining the lands la e
~ owned by Mrs. NJ j. c. Leath. Sod by W. H..
Mann, trustee. 49,. =
twenty-five acres Is situated in the growing Town OF
BurSeyile at the juno ion of the Atlantic. m1sst-
sippi and Ohio and Richmond and Danville rail-
roads, aud offers inducements 10 persons !ooSlng for
Investments.
TERMS: For Nos 1 and Q. cash enough to pay the
costs of sale and debts secured by the deeds win
interest balance in one and years. with inter,
es' For No. 8. one third cash; balance IN one and
two years, purchaser executing bonds WIN interest
from date S {: T. GS9SS&h ,!AHS Trustees,
F.. w. n. MANN,
". A. ROBERTSON. Auciioneer., oc lo-l u9M
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By Robert q. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1910 Main sfrpu. Richmond, Va.

URIJSTEE'S SALE OF THAT LARGE
L DETACHED BRICh DWELLING: NO III
MAYO STREE, SITUATED On THE T., East
LINE OF MAYO BETWEEN ROSS AND FRANK
LIN STREETS.-In execution Of certain deed OF
trust from 3: F. Cochran to the underslgned, as
clerk,s Office of the Richmond Chaneery Court ID.
Bis A. page 100 VIII Offer for sale. upon the
premises, on TUESDAY the 4th day of November,
1879 MT AZ o'clock T.. n. being required so to do
by Inc holder of The mole occurred by said deed de.
fault having been made in the payment Thereon; ne
LARGE THYEE.STORY BRICK DWELLING,
with basement. containing about ten rooms; brek
kitchen four rooms; gas, water and the usual con-
veniences. The lot fronts so feet on Mayo street
and runs back 12S feet 10 an alley. This presents
an unusual opportunity for u paying investment.
The neighb6rfood is q very good one.
q note OF 90 900 with all interest. &C., thereon
ba lance upon terms 10 he given at sale.
re al ROBERT r. LYME, Trustee.
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BY GEORGE S. Vashon & Son, Auctioneers,
No. Tenth street, Skaters Building.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ GOOD
" BRICK HOUSE WITH six Rooms AND 4
GOOD FRAMED HOUSE WITH FOUR ROOMS.
This property Is situated the north side OF Clay
street near Gilmer street, and has front on Clay
street of 3s% feet by Genth OF $50 feet to Cathe
rine street. This property-Nus. S04 and S02 west
CLAW strcef-wlll be sold at public auction. on the
premises on MONDAY NEXT. November 8. $40,
at O'Clock T. NJ, under 4 decree in the Cnauctry
Court of Richmond.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance In equal install
meuts. payable in one, NV and three years. for ne
gotiahle notes. with six per cent interest added.
JOHN JOHNS. JR., ana
GEORGE s. VhSIION,
NJ 90 Commissioners.
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Fly Frank D. Hill 6 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
.sft a. HOS MuIn street. ~ 'G@'

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIXTY FEET
i of GROUND ON THE EAST SIDE OF LIN
DEN STREET, ADJ DINING TURNER'S.FLOW-
Err GARDEN. AT AUCTIOSs-.Sy virtue Oh q
ed In The clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery Court,
in D. d. l13 a, 2S4. and at the request OF the
beneficiary. default having oeen made IA the pay.
public auction on ths premises, on MONDAY. No
vfmber 10, 1872 at Az O'Clock P. d.: the RoP;
ERTY described In said d.ed as follows All
that certain LOT OF LAND, lying and being
in he city of Richmond, fronting go feet on the
cast side of Linden formerly CulYert) street be-
tween Cumberland and Beverly st: eets and running
back within parallel lines l55 feet, more or less.
This lot is In an improving locality, and should
attract the attention Of parties desiring to invest or
who wish 10 bulo.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses Of sale. and to pay a
note for $3.50 ) balance Oh terms to be announced
at sale. tRASh -. HILL.
no on Trustee.
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4 Professional Thief. TUESDAY after
noon William Brown (colored) was arrested
in Amelia county upon warrant which
had been sworn out for his arrest more
than year ago. Brown stole hog from
farmer near Chesterfield Courthouse about
twelve months ago. An officer ut that time
started out in his pursuit, bat the thief,
to escape his pursuer, stole horse from
another citizen, and succeeded in making
his escape. Consequently there will be
two charges brought against him By the
grand jury Of the Chesterfield County
Tourt ~.
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BY Frank d. Hill 6 so. and Chewing K Rose,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneeIs.

TRIJSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM ABOUT TEN MILES ABOVE RICH
NoND in UENRICO COUNTY. CONTAINING
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY FOUR ACRES:
AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF 4 deed OF trust dated
,Jnue 10, 1878. duly recorded in 1cnico County
Court in d. B. 1Ol. page 1872 and ut the request OF
the beneficiary, default having been made In the
payment OF note therein secured. VIII SCI, on
The premises on MONDAY. November 3, 1879. at
I2 O'clock ~, the FARM described In said deed. as
follows All that certain TRACT OR PARCEL OF
about ten mills above The city of Richmond, known
as the .Oi Home" containing FOUR HUNDRED
AND FORTY-EUUR ACRES. more or less. and
formerly owned By Mr.. John \. Glaztbrook. The
improvements ale ample and In good order. The
land is we'll timbered and convenient to The rail-
road.
note TOR 1895 due June 10. 1879; $40 on the
18th June 1880: 1885 on The 18TH June, lSSl;
balance on terms to be announced by the Rrtnt0r IN
said decd -.E ROBERT u. sCOli.
nn 90 Trustee.
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BY POND. xter & Tupper.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuont ers,
1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL
i FRAMED, DWEtLISGi No No., 2o6 NEST NEST
BY DR.. NJ BURTON. BY AUCTION.-By virtue
of c rtain deed of trust executed by Peter ID;
Jones and wife to The undersigned, trustee dated
September 16. 1878, and duly recorded IN me
clerks office OF the Richnond Chancery Cont, IN
made I'm The pavmeut OF the note secured therein,
and beng required 50 to do by the holder of the
same. VIII sell by auction. on the premises, on
above des cribed PROPERTY. The bulldog and
surroundings are very neat, and yields profitable
rental The lot fronts 26 feet on Leigh street. and
rms back $50 feet to an alley ten feet wide.
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses of sale and the sum
of 5000. with interest from the 9Th dry of Sep
tembsr, 1879: the residue upon such terms as HAY
be mentioned at sale. -
PoISpEXTER & TUPPER, AualiOncers. oc "a
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BY Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent, Auctiopeer and Notary Public,
corner Of Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.
BY Frank d. s;

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
AUCTION. AT CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1879, AT l
O'CLOCK p. My virtue of a decree OF the Cir
cult Court of Chesterfield county, entered on the
10th dav of May, 1879, in the case Of John Muir;
phey against Corbns. trustee and others, VIII sell
az Dblc asc,oH on the day and atthe time and place
above mentioned the TRACT OF LAND lying In
Chess erfeln county. rear to Chesterfield Courthouse
and now occupied by Charles Z. Corbus, trustee Tor
DrlIsa Corbus. -, -.
TERMS: Cash rs to 5000: for The balance of the
debt due and cost 4 credit of SIX months Will be
ciyen the purchaser TO give his note. with Interest
added. and he tile Will be retained 10 the lane until
said note is paid AS 10 the residue, upon Siel
terms as the said Charles c. CorhlS trustee for Dru-
sia Corbus, may prescribe, and in case of his death
or removal. uDon such terms as the said l}rusilla
Corbus may direct: and In they shall fail
fuse 10 prescribe any terms. Then upon such terms
as 10 the Commissioner NAV seem hest.
oc 2S BENJAMIN II. NASH. Commissioner.
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By GSubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 4 Eleventh street. between Main and Eanl


TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE NEW
L &RICK DWELLING. No. 73J NORTH
THIRD STREET. AND A NEW FRAMED sTOpF
No 729 NORTH THIRD STREET At az
TlOE.-In part execution Of decd Of irt.,, from
William ]. Ward and wife 10 the undersigned As
trustee, Gated 18th August. 1879, and cuIy re-
corded in The CLancery Court. Lping thcreto re-
quirca by some OF the creditor, secured will sell
by auction. upon the premi - respectively on FRI
DAY the 7th day Ct November. commencing Al 4
o'si0ck I. ~. The following IMPROVED REAL
The NEW TWO-STORY BRICK RFSIDESCE
NO. 735 north Third street, occupied by Martha Al
lison II has seven rooms, Is well Quilt, and corvc-
D!ently arranged.
After which win nc sold the FRAMED STORE
No. 729 north Third street. occupied by John uar.
1t has two sories and cellar: The first story la
good store. and the second story Is large H. ucru
pied by the Young Mems Christian Association icol
orcd).
TERMS: The decd requires the sales to De- for
cash. bur t is expected that hy consent OF partc,
reasonable credits will be allowed 10. portion VI
the purchase money.
WILLIAM II. ThLMAN. Trustee.
GRCBBS & WILLiAHs, AuciionccrS.
Oc 27So9S.l's
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w ANTED, A SETTLED COLORED
w WOMAN to cook for small family. Apply
at 1928 Main street, oc Bolts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Days.
on Grubbs& Williams,
~ eat Estats Agents and Aucsloneers s. s.
,-,s,.-...,s ot between Main and Eapk.

ST EleStnbn htI Sus
,,,r, i, p .rrfa nj n BRICK RESIDENCE
a. ~ ~ M sTp, FIT, BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH SIRE og ns SALE p BY Az hr
TfDE lily raauf 30 of the en- sculors on E.s. buT-
rows dcceaseG, We win sell B, AUCTION, npan tns
premises. on THURSDAY 9th %. NprS nI az
o'clock p M, the truly desirable EsiDEMSE iong
occuped BY The late Corbtn Warn, ICE, stuatsa %
above. ~ 81 ~ az .,,tss 800.
There are thirteen rooms in flie a'1 i nnng.
Ave rooms auciuding kitchen and sew. Ills apafI
ments In the wing; hot and cold batlls; me VINE
vault and cellar: stable and carrage.ho USE 9c.'
&c.; all in thorough repair. A., - -
The house Is admirably planned. with nns; ary
basement, large ard hig-pitched roops, WIDE lalls
and stairvass, and Is finished thronchontt In Inc
best manner; hat to-day there are few houses OF
It's size combining much substantial comfort and
nomp3steness OF arrangement.
The location is cnnfessedy ons or The best IN the
city, being in the most delightful part OF Grace
"Tnere are In the honse two CARRARA-afARBLE
MANTELs sculp'ursd In bas relief. with aliegori;;
cal figures, fruits and flowers. They WIRE imported
from Italy, aud are really beautiful as works or art
TERMS: AT sale. GRUBBS u WiLLInMSs
r = -, - a3g.:, Aucttoneers.
P.s.-Persons wishing 10 see the honse can do SO
by applying tDus. Y GRUBBS d WILLIAMS,
&C 81 =t.fFt btS#s 80 AuShiohSo'o.
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City School Boord.-Tuesday night was
the time for q regular meeting Of the City
School Board to be held, but a quorum not
being in attendance those who were pre-
sent adjourned without transacting any
business. There are twelve members Of
the Board, and for, some time past quo
rum has not been present at the regular
meetings. The next regular meeting will
be held Tuesday, November 4th. '.',
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HuslinsS Court.-The Hastings Court
Judge Clopton presiding-was IN session
Yesterday, and was engaged in transacting
civil business during the day after which
i adjourned over until the next regular
term. Quite Il large docket has been dis
posed oil at this term. and several interest
ing csscs have been continued until the
January term. y
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

SALE OF A VERY
" VALUABLE FARM ON LOWER JAMES
RIVER AT AUCTION. ByviStue of DEGREES OF the
the 26th of September, 1878, on the 24h of June,
49, and on The 2lst OF October. 1879. the suit
therein pending by the short style of james L.
Tosh Us. ST. Louis Mutual Life.Insurauce Company
ct ats, the under sfgned who was thereby appoint.
ed special commissioner for the purpose. will sell
estate agents and aucioaeers on Eleventh street be-
tween Main and Bans streets, in the city OF Rch-
mond, Va. on MONDAY III. LIST day OF Decem her,
1879, at IL o'clock d., ine yALuABLtE FA 5ss
ACRES, more or less. lying in Ches erfe'd county,
. Pressure isle.'' The improvements arc Il C9M,
PORTABLE DWELLING with SIX rooms s anu u, an ~
necessary barns and out-oudneS nna ao ~ hn
q high state Of improvement. inns ESTATE - oe'
Jieved TO he one of the best on j James river.
TERMS OF SALE $4,000 in casn, tne rescue
fnot in excess OF the amount stated below ut SIX
ast added: but should the whole sale exceed In
The expenses and costs Of suit and sale and
tc sim of 81 900, with interest thereon from the
2sth OF September, 1878, then rs to such excess
upon such terms as the said Tosh may In wrltlng
desjgnate on or before the day of sale lien to be
reserved upon the property until The purchase-mo-
This FARM has been rented to Henry Achlson for
the wear 1880 FOR the sum Of $500, and the pur-
chaser wll nave the option either Of confirming the
partial possession on the LIST day Of August, 1880:
us may be necessary for seeding wheat other fall
crops or of taking full and complete possession OF
the farm on The 1st day OF january, 1850. paying
to the said Atchson 50 per acre for every acre OF
''''' = CHARLES S. STRINGFELLow,
Il 49, .|1"u -,r1 "a Commissioner
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc25
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By Paine & Nowlin, Auctioncers.
No. 1912 Main street.

r ARGE SALE OF OIL CHRO1lOS AT
IL AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. October 31st commencing at o
O'Clock. will sell at the store No. l2O5 Vain
street. three doors below the American Hotel
200 OIL CHROMOS,
in Walnut and Gilt frames, embracing great vari-
civ of subjects consisting Of Landscapes. Water
Views. Fruit Pieces, $. rlptura Pieces, Snow Scenes
Sports. Hunting Scenes, Humorous Pieces, &C., &C.,
comprising large ard beautiful collection.
The public are invi'ed to attend as the whole Will
be sold without reserve.
The Pictures will be ready for examination on
THURSDAY MORNING.
oc so PAINE & NOWLiN, Auctioneers.
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.5sg., BY Robert B. Lyme, t-vsss4
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street. Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT ELEs
: CANT TrnsT-cLAss FouR-sroRY ST. /
II sg ! DETACHED sTocK.BRIcK q
'tE RESIDENCE. ~. 10y =. Il 4, :.
/. / II No. l07 EAST CARY STREET, :.
5sBETwEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS,
NOW OCCUPIED BY A. D. CEoCKLEY, AT
.2,og PUBLIC AUCTION. ~ ~ @'.1'.s e


In execution of certain deed OF trust from A. ID.
ChocSiey trstee for Locke Ii. Chocklcy. dated
April 5, 1878 and OF record In Richmond Chancery
Court n. q. 1l2 81 ,psge 376, being required so 70
dc by the holder Of the note secured by SAID dee s
same Il will Offer for sae. upou the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. 9th dayof November. e79. ~ Az
o'clock r. NJ. the above. described VALUABLE,
PROPERTY. The house is builr Of the best mate
rails, costing to build over $4,000: has very
vide hall through It, aud contains about ten or
twelve rooms two bath rooms and Closets and has
water on each floor. The rooms are or splendid
pitch, and are furnished with fne marble mantel-
pieces and gas-fxtures, and Latrobe stove. &C.;
IRON raj feg on front and rear porches; shrubbery,
&c, in backyard. The out-buildings consist OF
detached brick kitchen Of f0nr rooms and a large
brics Stable fronting on wide alley In the rear.
The lot fronts 80 feet on Cary street. aud runs back
1ES feet to an alley This is truly one OF the
desirable residences now for sale, being convenient
to business, &C., aud the neignborhood one OF the
best in the city.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at sale:
+. ~ .-.. X. A. MEAGHER.
- II. g. CANNON,
&C 23.24.27,29&td Trustees.
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OFFICE OF THE MAYOR,} y
go RICHMOND, October 2S,l679 s =
TN ORDER THAT THE OFFICERS
4 AND EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY may baye
am opportunity 10 VISIT the State Fair the different
dcpsrtments OF the city goyernmenE viii be closed
on THURSDAY, october 3Oth. gls.. $
: &c 2a-2k - VIC. CARRINGTON, Mayor.
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To the Fair.-All Of the public offices
and schools will be closed to-day, and q
great many persons from here will 60 over.
Several exhibitors from this vicinity have
token out their stock for exhibition.
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HALES.Fufura

BY request OF the executor Of the owner. my 4,
ceased. Snail positively sell. without limit or re-.
serve, upon the PREMISE, by auction. on EEjntv
November 1873, at ~ O'Clock r.. the ~ =,
DESIRABLE BR0AD-srREET pROrEpryV?1r' e
lhe new City Hall stands. and occupied by ~ siG 81
Cum Minis. The STORE Is 4 large one sn5 ar. III =;
sds pied f9f any ,s Spslqe,s There vide hail ead.
The baiiding Is comparatively new o,der
Of sfock-6tick and cth5r frst-class material o i,,
cuyerts. &c. This pro perty IS now and has I WIN
all times occupied by a gooG tenant Tho u a, a.
fronts on south side Of Broad street 81 feet And
tends back - feet TO an alley In rear. e@-
This properly should commend i.seH TO pa,,ra,
increase in yalue and pay well as an fpycs,,nny
Particular attention is Invited 10 this sale Tn
attend and secures bargain. wy nc'
Terms and particulars announces on lsy Of ant.
ROBERT T. IYSr''e.
Oc 2g- ",In.F,h.In w ,JH.F tDrriou..
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III w. TIGNOR,a No. 1430 MAN sTttEET,
IL dealer tn ali kinds OF BRERCH-LONDING
bGUNS, RIFLES, POWDER. SHOT. GAPS, FISH
ING.TACKLE,an and spoRTING-GGODsge generally:
tI1ie attention ofihe ppbhc Is called 10 my very
large sfocs OF BREECH-Ii0ADING GUNS. new
and secona hand, winch win be sold at moderate
prices. REPAIRING Of all kinds done at snort
notice, .8ty. Il ~ ~ +sFft oc 2S-d2weGWAm
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WANTED, BUYERS FOR A GOOD
w PAIR OF WAREHOUSES;. Price only
800. Sold for want OF use this winter.
oc 3O-3t K. y. CHAFFIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-30

TOR RENT, sP0REHOUsE AND Gs
Il DWELLING on Broad street, No, sat, EEL
occupied by Levi Aexter. Possession given Janu-
airy ist,next. For terms apply to g;-.sa y
or 1I.IW 80 I aQ9 Matn tantI