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The New York herald., 1879-11-07

1922 zoo 1893 1919 lOl2 ll75 1873 1897 ll77. l54s
l549 1850 1851 s7a 1927 1l2l 1523 l547 lisa. 2O99
Vorst.-Short causes-Nos 1890. 1866. 2il0. 2246.
2l03 aOh3 924 2(32 2IO9 1860 1891 lS0l 1901. ll47
504H.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GgsyRAL TFrM-Held by Chief
Justice Curtis and Jud ee Freedman Nos. ., l6. a.
49, % 80 81 36 81 40 40 Al 42
SUPERIOR couRr-SpEcIAL TEnx-Heid by Judge
SUPERIOR counr-TaIAI TxKm-Part Held by
Judge Speir-Nos 3Os 32s 5;7 399 Ago ST. sos,
sis 312 23s 339 lSx sol 5aS 44s b5I $50 24a.
parts and 3-AJiourned tor The teru
Justice Daiy and Jusses J = DaIy and Van Hoe
sen-Nos 1876: lag. l47 lAs. li9 Isl. 1853. lbs lSS.
o. "a a.. ' ''' i'1' io'' io,' i"'' 3D. oA' w. ~ '
CoMMos PLEas-SpRcrAL TEsn--Hc.d by Judge
Larremore.-Nos. and 8.
COMMON PLxAs-EoUIry TERh.--AdJourned until
To-Day
CohnoS rLkAs-ihiAL IEnh-faTt i'-AuJourneo
until MONDAY next Part 2.--AdJohrned Tor the term.
MARINE CouRr-TEIAL TinM-Part Held by
Judge McAdam.--Short canses-Nos w. lto 36i4.
S9t 2ts, 3dyI l36. T5. $780, S26G. 345, 3o5s 3Uol.
$3.50. $500 Part a-Held by Judge Shea.--sbort
csuses-Sos. 100 4lS t5. 34l9 5l04. 32a1. ~. 322.
SS6o AZ. sa42. iSv. 3ol. 24o. 4S1 Part S-held ny
46 3o42 $780, Az. 455, $751; 3Sej, 3641. 3i70 36'O,
39I9. 36a2. s64l
Couur or GENERAL SEsIoSs-Pars Held oy
BURGLAR Same vs.. Henry Hobby, William Hcnder-
son and hardee simmons. grand larceny; Same vs..
John Mack. grand larceny; Same vs.. Thomas
Lynch and Henry McDermott, grand larceny;
Same w. William Scbeuer. grand larceny;
Same w. Lndwig Schrader. grand larceny
same vs. michael Grimes. John ourney ana
benjamin Wilkoski' GRAND larceny; Same vs..
Bernard Lynch, receiving stolen goods. Part .
Held by Judge Cowing.-The People VS.. Mary
O'Brien. grand larceny; Same VS.. Joseph u. Sten
grand larceny; Same VS.. Daniel Kennedy ana mary
Roe. grand larceny; Same VS.. Eliza Murphy, grand
larceny; same vs. stephen Meiny, lelohous assault
and battery; Same vs. William Miller. burglary; ;
The New York herald., 1879-11-07

The first the regular programme to-day
was the 1880 class. purse $500 with ten starters.
Edgar won the hrst heat IN 234. with Pilot X
second and Don Quixote third. Further trotting
then postponed ON account OF the rain and
heav
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81,
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday No.
vcmber Z. 1879, at twelve O'Clock NJ from her late
residence. No. 2l5 East 49th st.
ExcKLsioE LODGE. Not TIA. X. s. B.-BRErHREx: -
You are respectfully requested to attend funeral
of the wife Of our vice president Brother Joseph 1.
stein from no. 2l5 East 10th ST., Friday, November
Z. at twelve NJ.
l.. q. BLooMINaDALE, President
JACOB l.. COIN. Secretary.
The members of the Hebrew Mutual Benefit So-
ccty are requested to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Joseph l. Stein, from No. 2l5 East 4gth St. this Fri-
day, at twelve o'clock NJ
A. s. VAN PRAAd. President.
VAN BLARcoN.-Dn Thursday, at the residence OF
his nephew, "A. DeBauni. l50 Pacific av. Jersey
City. ANDREW VAN DLARcoM. aged II years. =.
Funeral services from Reformed Church. Flat
bush on Sunday, the oth at halfpast one p. N.
Neiativcs and friends are invited. .
WkEKs.-In Brooklyn. ~ y. ON Wednesday NO
vember 5. CORNELIUS WEEKs. in his Stth year.
Remains taken to Locust Valley, L. L.
wEfSH.-On Wednesday. November o. MARoARRrs
wife Of James Welsh. aged 80 years.
Her funeral will take place from her late residence
as Cumberland ST., Brooklyn Friday, Mt nine A. NJ.
to 1T Josephs church. Pacific ST., Vanderbilt sv.;
after requiem mass TO calvary Cemetery. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited to attend.
WHrxRY.--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, November
g. EDWARD A. wHrSRy. aged ~ years.
Funeral from the residence OF his mother, 21 Brc-
WORT place. Friday. November Z. at two o'clock.
Friends are requested not to send flowers.
WooD-On Thursday, November 6, 1879, of pneu-
monia, MARTHA M, relct OF samuel A. Wood aged
50 years.
Funeral ON sunday. 9th inst. at ono p. M. from
444 East Slst St
Concord IN. H. papers please copy.
WoopLR.-On Thursday. November G. MARcue
woopLk. in the Goth year Of his ags.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-24

Nature abhorS monotony. G. Hussey
argued that he could stand any amount of
repetition; it was with him only question
OF wages. The contestant, TO prove his
theory, offered him $3.50 q day for year to
carry brick from his store, on Clay street.
80 store over the way and back ten hours
day, Sundays excepted. Hussey faced the
monotony gayly, and Mt eve cauckled over
the %. so received. The second day all
right, only yawn now and then and all in
crease OF tobacco-squirts, till yesterday. the
fifth day, he petered out aud cayed In.
:" Never 10 my life did do wor K so ex-
hausting. I'D rather starye tina 60 on
another day. San Francisco Letter.
a gentleman wishing to obtain board for
his wife and family In the country was di.
rected to neat-looking farmhouse kent by
an old farmer and his wife. A brief inspec.
ton satisfied him TINT tho place would suit
him. /" But now as to terms" he said.
w aafs'' drawicd the farmer, g YOU have
six children, you say ~ "yes, sir.o The
ole man reflected q few moments and then
res umed: LAST year took children at
MALT price. Do you zee them pa'r-trees and
PREREQUISITES? Waal, this year will charge
full price for the young 'uns, and throw in
your wife and yourself for nothIn'.''
HByron, my son. said literary father
to his athletic son, Byron never played
baseball" "No,n said the boy, pulltis p OH
bis orange-coiored shirt, I" and George
Washington never wrote poetry Here
the morning hour expired, and the bill
vent over Barlin9toa Aasakeye.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-24
BY W. Goduln, Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets

A DMINlSTRATOR'S AUCTION SALE.
IA The HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE al No. 203 west Grace street. belonging to
the estate OF David NJ. Lea tavs that In the base
menJ and Kitchen which has been disposed of, will
he sold ON TUESDAY, June Gath, at 1UH O'Clock a.
NJ AS all the articles offered of the best quality,
those in want will do well to give their attention:
One full set of PARLOR FURNITURE, in Green
and Gold Striped Reps, with Rosewood Frames;
One HANDSOME PIER MIRROR, French Plate,
with ornameE Ia base:
One MAETEL MIRROR,
One AGK-WALNUT ETAGERE.
Que BLACK-WALNUTC ORNER-ETAGERE,
One HANDSOME WALNUT BOOKCASE,
Several TAPESTRY CARPETS, RUGS, aud MAT
TING, nearly new;
PAINTINGS. FNGRAFINGS, g
FRENCH CHINA VASES. LOUNGE,
Two handsome sets CHAMBER FURNITURE
Marble Tons;
HATE and SHUCK-MATIRESSES of best quality /;
One " HELLER 6 WILSON SEWING MACHINE,
MARRLE-TOp TABLES, CHAIRS, sc.
TERMS: Cash. WILLIAM Ii. PALMER,
] J. L. ApPERSoN. Salesman. je2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-24
Real Estate Apctiopeer and Agent,
45 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NICE
~, BRICK TENEMENT. No. lo6 CHERRY
SIREET, BETWEEN CARY AND DOVER
S1REETS.IN FORD'S ROW, At AUCTiOE.-By
virtue OF decree OF the Chancery Court for the
Sly OF RICHMOND, pronounced on the I'd day of
Jones, DC. therein pending. the under signed, APP
pointed special commissioner by said decree, will
e. 1879. upon the premises, at 5H o'clock p. NJ,
Inc Rroperax mentioned II said decree consisting of
mice ETHREE-R0OM BRICK TENEMENT,
With ne cessary ont.bnildngs. all I'm good order and
VIII yield good per cent. on the investment. The
iOI mas 'front.' OF ~ k feet on Cherry street, and
runs hack about 100 feet. ~ $1,000.
TERMS: One fourth cEah: balance Mt four, eight,
andtwe'ye months for NEGOTIABLE noIes with inerest
added and title retained. q
II se4s Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-24
by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
" vALuABLE HuILDlSG LOTS = O., On T. TIE IT, T
NORTH LINE OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STREETS BY
AUCTION-By virtue OF decree Of the Chancery
Court OF Ihe civ of Richmond entered on IT, Goth
day OF June. 1876, In the suit of Walker and wife
Us. Bayly, &c, we shall, rs special commissioner
thereby appointed. sell by auction: the premises.
on WEDNESDAY,. 2f day Of July, 1879: 1T 6
o'clock =. NJ, FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS-two OF which trout &c icet and three -
feet each, and run back between parallel lines 1913
feet to an alley in The rear 20 feet wide. on the north
side OF Main street between Jefferson aud Madison
streets
Parties wanting 10 buy cannot do better than In
vest in these lots They possess all the advantages
of location 10 be desired, and by TAR more
yentent 10 The business centre than many other loS
for which there seems 10 be greater IL mand.
Being anxious to wind mp ms sui. aLd ihesc lots
being all the city property belonging 10 The estate
Of the said Bayly unsod great Inducements VIII be
offered 10 buyers. ,, ,
and eighteen months, negotiable notes given Tor the
deferred piy ments, with interest added. and Sc
cured by L decd Of lrns.
JOHN II. GUY.
ALEXANDER @. IlOLLADAY,
,col Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-24

Ho0DwINKING THE WIDow.-The pension
agent at Pittsburgh has received the follow
ing letter from an Ohio man:
Poe City, April Il, 1S79.-Mr. -: Dear
Sir,-I hope you will not think me foolish
for writing as do but am doing business
for myself now, and am going to see a
rich widow woman and want you TO send
me q letter stating that my pension will come
TO about 1000, which think it will, ii get
one. all want you to make it n look as well
as Won can in my favor. she is worth $40, 900.
write me as good letter as you can and
will send you 81 by return Of mail.
Yours, Truly,
Direct to Poe City, Medina Co., ..
P.S. Please answer by return Of mail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-24
by W. Goddin, Auctioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO BEAU
~ TlFUL LOTS IN THE PLAN Or 'GI Ell
sTUN,' ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH BE
TWEEN HARRISON AND NORTON STREETS,
AND ONEON WEST LINE OF HARRISON BE
TWEEN LkIGH AND CLAY STREETS;-Will 10
sold ut auction. on the premises: on WEDNESDAY
the 2aih June, 1879. al o'clock u. NJ, those TWO
BEA CTIFUL LOTS located as above. each 40H220
feet to an alley 20 feet wide. Also, the one on the
west line of Harrison street, 33x170 feet, and
bounded OIL the south by said alley.
TERMS One.ihrd cash: balance at four and
eight months. for negotiable notes, interest added,
lie 20 W. GODDIN, Auclionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-24
!. IY,,,.yr.e,N .A,n,as.-.Futnrc Days.
by; ). THOMPSON Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1lI3 Main street.

SALE OF A NEW. BE u j
i TIFUL COTTAGE REsIDEIsNsNGT.Esn . oH S snty
As WHTEh VIEW, WITH TRSS FROM oSSfThfF FINE NJ
vTEws OF CHESAPEAKE BAY.,,,rYS .ss.sh
Town. AND OTHER PLACES ZEN t dahn W nosson
to- the undersigned trustees June H. cs1s
and recorded in the County Court OF Glouces..e yer
comfy, Va D. b. No. z, page 800, and nhereas ne
fault has been made in payment OF TWO o. nf hene
ciaiy so 10 do. will sell at the olce OF !: Incimp
snn Brown on MONDAY. juno 3Otll. al ~ oc'ock
~. the PROPERTY described IN said deco. as ioi r
10 ti,a county OF Glonceser near Gloucester Point;
on The York river. containing about aSres' nna
describes as Squares Nos. Q. 8. II, ana - 10
man and survey OF Water VIEW to De recSrnea III
the clerks Office OF Gloucester county, sosett W..
the waterfront and the improvements on sala wa
ter-fron,.n ..,o.+ .nd nro
Tesla from June 20, 1879. and expenses OF SAFE
balance on such time as parties Interested VIII an
nomnce At sale In event OF their failure so TO DO,
then on such time as said trustees VIII announce.
80. g.-r.ss. L. K. BROWN,
s. SPRIGG CAMPBELL.
j THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. le q
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BY Frank ID. Hill Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
l. NEW BRICK DWELLING No. 413 WEST
MAIN OZARK PLACED. EkTWEEN MADISON
AND BiLLVIDERE STREETS.--In pursuance of
the provisions Of L deed Of trust dated the 21st OF
February, 1873, aud recorded In the clerks office
Of Richmond Chancery Court, III Deadlock 100
A. page 224. default having been made in the pay.
ment of i certain sum of money therein secured,
and at the request of The beneficiary in said deed,
will sell q, auction. on the premises, OH TUES
DAY, June "a, 1879, 1T O'Clock z. NJ, the
DWELLING aud LOT OF GROUND described
In The deed. rs follows:
All that LOT, PIECE, or PARCEL OF LAND.
with tue improvements thereon, lying and being in
the city Of Richmond. on the south side of Main
street between Madison and Belyidere streets COM
meucng at point distant from the intersection of
the east line of Belvidere street with the south line
OF Main street 225 feet. fronting on Main street
Is feet, and running back between parallel lines
1853 feel to an alley IS feet wide.
The DIV Filling, with wing attached, contains
about six good rooms; gas, water. baih DC, &C.,
on premises.
This property, being less than one square from
Monroe Park and il n nice ne!ghborhOod. should
attract tue of parties desiring TO purchase
q desirable and cheap home.
TERMS: Cash us to expenses OF sale and So, 600,
with interest from May 10, 1870, At per cent:
the balance upon such terms the Crantor in said
deed may direct JOHN 4. COKE. Trustee.
Sale by FRANK u. HILL & Co, AnctioneerS.
lie Ia
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a.. Z, =, I, a., !, ~ I.nsf TriY.

T,sse asrakezaanusSl Inst sFap.
r.rhe following, suggested by an incident
IN the columns OF the Detroit Free f>Tsss,
went the ropnds several years ago, ana Is
republished by reauest.J
Dying. along with the lonely day,
r,, IN s Nm IVA form Of q brakeman lay
with n paiIid face Of a. hen gray.
4 While Ills comrades watched tesdefiy over.
The e,.y,s roar ii, the deepening glosm
Had ceased It's noisy ru,nbiing,
but the engines Shrek hct ined kneti OF doom,
Waking deaths echoes it every room.
As they watched him hroGenly siumbering.
90 ou,et he lay that their hearts were stirred
with The fcat that his !. run :" was through
Cat he opened his ,p p s ,se se a wofa
IL was only Kalamazoo"
They brushed back his hair with death dew cccked,
nd watched for hts fifu! breathing.
He seemed an engiGe, broken aud wrecked;
The fire si smothered, with steam unchecSed,
And tho smoke above IL wreathing'
+" Jackson passengers going north by
Saginaw road change cars.']
The mon knew then that their comrade thought
: He was coming East on his " run
Uoon 3 train with passengers ft2ught,
over the Michigan Central route,
And his duty must be cone.
Aas,u whistle, loud and clear,
From tug thIt lay In the haroor.
And thinking another station near.
He CRIED, as Of old, Ann Arbor."
a thousand times he'd been over the road,
Bnt never With this inspector
Twas spectral train and CHASTITY load.
nd death wa< the engine that growied ana gioWeu'
And skeleton grim the conductor.
l.Yp-sIauty-change cars here for the
Eei.Rlver road."l
The brakeman shudde' cd to think Of the speed
THAT was III ingiug thar phaui ON train.
Al the end of his route he will be freed,
And lie never viii so again."
Almost here and the shadowy train
That would bring re-t aud home
Almost free from mOriality's pain.
But feebly and family he c'lcd again,
In a gurgng. diving tone:
T"Grand Trunk Junction; passengers
going Eastby Grand Trunk change cars."]
Then they thought that AL was GER.
And they shivered with dread and fear
Bnt be YVES watching The rivers shore,
Was listening again to tne hoo"r oar'
That none but he could hear
l.'De-'l
Not Detroit but death and peace,
Was the station ne tried 10 cry.
The ph3piom train had brought rel!cf,
Rest and rcpose that shall never cease
In that slation-Ihc Dl e-and-Dye."
And his comridcs saw the wonderful sight,
AS they gezcd with bated breath:
The ghostIy glea ming and pad light
That shone on his face from The dim headlight
or the Shadowy engine OF Death.
The mosquito, like the rest OF the ma
bohs, will soon make his hum by the sea-
Waterloo Observer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-24
By Robert L. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
~ STORE AND DWELLING. AND TWO LOTS
EAST COR NER OF WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE
AND GRAHAM STREETS, At AUCIIoN.-ln
pllr. uarcc OF u decree Of the Richmond L'hancely
suit sty!cd Rose rs. Rose therein pending. the un-
dcrsigned. appointed special commissioner thereby:
will offer for sale. upon the premises, on IUESDAl
large and new BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
corner Williamsburg avenue and Graham street.
Il is we.l-fa!lt and desirable stand, and among the
best property Rockets. and cost n considerable
sum 10 build. The store fronts both on Williams
hIr, avenue anu Graham street. The lot fronts 80
feet on Graham street, and runs back good dopih.
and has on it large stable, wafer, &c. Immediately
thereafter will sell The TWO LOTS adjoining,
fronting % feet each.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance ut six. twelve,
and eigi cen months, for negotiable notes interest
aided and lille retained A. NJ. KELLEY.
je21 Special Commissioner.
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r ARGE AND ELEG ANT RESIDENCE

r ARGE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
81 NO. l0l5, IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY AND
ELEVENTH STREETS. FOR SALE.-At The re-
quest Of Mr. James G. BROOKS. whose feeble lie il;h
ohliges him to retire from housekeeping, offer for
sale his PhLhTlAL RESIDENCE, located as
above. The lot on which it stands is a beautiful
$50 feet 10 wide alley. The dwelling Is bullt Oh
brick. succeed In the hest manner on the h rs,
floor, besides most beautiful circular Hall and lne
most costly circular stairway. there are i've aISe
rooms, consisting of two magnificent pafioTs lhahu-
somely frescoed). large dining room laiSo Tres
coedl q library, aud buffers rooln-ail WIFE Deal-
tiful marble mauels and mahogany doors. On tne
chambers. with closets and bath -rooms attached; IN
the basement there are several apartments useu ior
cooking. ond lodgng-rooms tor servants, WIN
excelIent wood and coai-yaults attached. the
narlors have jib doors and windows opening into
4 large plaza and into the garden, which is
stocked with the most choice collection OF flowers,
shrubbcry, rnalnenta fruit. and shade-;rees.
Many persons who have examined The dwelling
pronounce IL equal In artichcc;ure and taste to any
residence In The city or elsewhere.
Persons who wish to purchase splendid resi-
dence In the most desirable part OF Richmond,
within two huudrt DIS yard Of the Capitol Square, are
invited to examine this property. The price and
terms will he made reasonable.
For further particulars apply to Mr.. Brooks, on
the premises, or 10 W. GODDlN,
Resi- Estate Auctioneer.
z. S.-The foregoing REAL ESTATE will be Of
fered at auction on the premises, unless sooner sod
ON TUESDAY. the Gath Of June, 1879, at 8
sale. The taxes and insurance for 1879 to be paid
by the purchaser. The aucioneer will show the
premises to those who may wish 70 examine them.
je 90 F,M&Tu3t w. GODDIN. Auctioueer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-24
By Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctioncer,
1912 Main street.

rTRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE OF
1 THAT VALUABLE CENTRALLY LO-
CATEU LOT, ON TIE WEST SIDE OF TENTH
STREET IMMEDIATELY N REAR OF
MESSkS. NOWLAN ( CO.'S, AT THE SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH
STREETS.-By virtue OF L trust deed TO me. dated
22d May. 1877, of record In Richmond ChancerV
Court in D. Il. IL a, page 343, will sell, on the
premises. on FRIDAY. June 81. 1879. at II
O'Clock NJ. the above-dcscribed kEALLf-VALC-
civ and The most desirable one now oil the market
II has Il front Of % feet and depth OF 60 feet.
more or less. ana pounded Oh the north IAN alley.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known at sale
JAMES l.. APPERSON.
Ia Is Trustee.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
FINE OPENING FOR BUSINESS.

A FINE OPENING FOR BUSINESS.
BY request of the execurix and executor OF the
late John p Hu's. we offer at private sale the ST.
MAJ AND BARk-MILLS, situated at the corner
of Canal and Seventh streets. 1t Is Il THREE
STORY BRICK BUILDING with doors opening
on the cana, afordiug facilities for receiving and
discharging; engine-house, sheds, &c.
The SUATAC-MILL is on the most approved
plan, with capacity Of LOCO tons per annum :;
THREE Standardization, steel, and stone.
Arrangements perfect. Situation advantageous for
a heavy business. Engine, 20-horse power, liz per-
feet order.
A fue business can be secured in the purchase of
this properly.
TERMS Easy. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
je 1856 Real Estate Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-24
BY Goddin, Warren &c Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. HOG Main street.

UCTION SALE OF THAT PLEA
N SANTLY.LOCATED AND COMFORTABLE
BRICK RESIDENCE No. sos VEST clay, Bk.
TWEEN HENRY AND SMITH sIf Ik ~ ST. ~
the request Of The owner We will offer Tor nc NJ
public auction, on the premises, on MEDHESDAl
the rs tn day of June, 1879. At 6 O'CLOCK r NJ, me
rooms closet gas &c: brick kitchen, four r2oms;
hydrapt IN yard. Lot 81 by 100 feet TO an alley
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four. eight,
and twelve months. interest added, and secured 81
a trust-deed. GODDlN, WARREN 4 CO.;
je 1856 Aue..oHee---
VALUABLE LANDS IN MECKLEN-
' BURG COUNTY FOR sALE-EBy writ virtue nc OF ,ba
24tk day Of August. 1877, 10 William BsSkeryill,
Jr, and John p. Tabb, duly recorded In Mrck Ie
burg County Count. to secure DEBT thereln men
tioned. default having been made, and We, or one
Of us, being required so to do by he Sredif9r WI
sell at public auc!ion, on tue p D oa mecEsnbnrs
county. ia the town of Boydton, TWO VALUABLE
TRACTS OF LAND in said connty.hss on, one snown
land heretofore known US the Baber Tract near -.
Tammany. on the Roanoke river. bounded on the
north by the lands OF A. II. Bracy, Robert Tanner,
and Others, on the east by the lands of Marrow,
Mackin and Others on the south ny the estate OF r.
ana e ga Ihe otter
"STONELAND," beinga partot the tract formerly
known as the Branch Tract, lying on .he Roanoke
river and bounded on the north By The lanes OK A.
z. Bracy and Gholson, on the east by the lands OF
Ghoson & Blauton. Ellington. and Others. on the
west by the amos OF Dracy, ooHcs, anu otsi NJ
on the south by Roanoke river, CONTAINING 4oos
ACRES. =
These are said to be most excellent farms.
II the tract Of land first sold Is sufficient 10 satisfy
the purposes OF the trust the other VIII not be SOLD
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses or ex,
ecuing said trust aud the notes secured In SAG aeea
as The granlor in said deed may Indicate With the
consent OF the said grauior more favorable terms
may be announced on the day OF sale.
- WILLIAM BASkERVuL,JR .,
I'M I. .ss-ss,ts Trustee;
- MARSHALL n. GILLIAN,
f2 Substituted 9Ivstes,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-24
BY Frank IL. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionears,
HOS Main street.

COMFORTABLE AND WELL-AR-
~ RANGED BRICK DWELLING. WITH NICE
LOT ATTACHED. ON THE SOUTHEAST COR.
NER OF BYRD AND SECOND STREETS, ONE
SQUARE FROM CANDLES HILL. at AUG
TiON.-tt the request Of the heirs of W. F. Ste
yeneon. deceased. we will sell ut auction. on the
premises, on THURSDAY. June 26th NJ 5Is o'clock
Z. NJ, that very desirable BRICK DWELLING To-
caied as above described. The house contains about
eight rooms, and is remarkably well built. Good
we'll water on the lot The lot fronts on Second
street "a feet, and Byrd street 100 feet. On the
asst of the lot there is wide street. This property
is located III neighborhond improving daily, and
will he sold great bargain rs the owners arc de-
termined 10 sell.
and eightt en- months, with Interest added, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust.
FRANK d. HILL & CO..
ie 2l AuciiOncers.