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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

The Mountain Scorcl,cr Published
at Wcs, Liberty Is this week added to
our exchange list. It Is red-hot
aud newsy little sheet and We wish !,
oil tho success IL deserves and desires.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

There was only one strictly temp
crate editor besides ourself, at the
Association. We did not learn his
name but he informed MS that he had
quit drinking the day before.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

Hopkinsvilie istrying to establish
free graded schools. The sleepy old
town seems to be waking up a little.
We congratulate her and hope that
some day, before The end Of time,
her citizens may know something OF
what general "culchah" OF the masses
Isl Paducah News.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

The opposition to the nomination
Of Tilden Is only little war in the
Democratic camp. All Democrats
will tumble TO the inevitable before
the time comes.-lB. G. Paragraph.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

The Georgetown Times says the
prettiest girls In Kentucky live at
that place. Wen bet our hat he
never saw n Christian comfy girl.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
GRANTS TOUR

AROUND TIE WORLD.
A complete record OF the journc, VI General
U. -. Grant through Europe, Asia. aud Africa,
with graphic descriptions Of tho places visited,
interesting Incidents, enthusiastic nrations BIZ
Empcrors and Kings illustrated. Price -. Ia
Out sells all other books. Territory rapidly
taken. Agents Wanted.
FORSHEE & MCMAKIN, Cincinnati. q.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
YELLOW FEVER.
WEEKLY REPoRT-MEMpnIs.

1t will DO seen that the Fever is
gradually decreasing in malignancy.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

Sam Gaines says Tiltlen Is the Itch
Horn Of merican politics. 1.-The Is \
tick born, III no wonder he sticks to
t,ie people.-fEx.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

Total, $5,5OI.
sbow;ny TINT for some rears 4,
will moi lie necessary N increase IN.
tax mon nro,,er,x fereept tho asc for
supporf OF school, and then n ,nx of
lIyc on 500 will provide n sinking
fupt, snfficient 10 meet ponds when
mature. these figures arc furnished
me by President of board and can
easily DO corrobora,ed. There has
been some bitterness and excitement
displayed on the street corner dis
cussions Of this subject, but a calmer
investigation OF the law and consid-
Grafton OF the interests involved will
do much TO dispel prejudice and dis
troy opposition, all Of our citizens
feel that al increase OF our pophla-
ton to DO necessary to the prosperity
of our city and we all know that we
have enough OF our present kind OF
population. We have enough doc
tors, too many lawyers, enough mrr.
chants, druggists, grocers, black.
smiths painters &C., and any further
increase of such population would be
disastrous TO the best interests Of our
city. What we most need 10 manu-.
factories, not 80 much large corpora.
ton, with salaried officers founded
by capitalists for they too often re-
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

The Bowling Green papers are still
quarreling about which has the lar
ger circulation. tatt
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

The Lesisville Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church South
meets at jacksonville Oct. Ist.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

Sam Gaines introduced ns as q
Kentucky curiosiiy-an editor that
didn't drink.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

Mr.. E. Polk Johnson has been en-
gagged NJ editor of the Lebanon
Times and Keniuckian.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30

The Colombia Spectator a newsy
sheet is placed upon our exchange
list with pleasure. .li.i.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-09-30
HoPKlNsvILLE, SEP. 80, 1879.

Where was Urey Woodson last
Friday mght3 We did not see him at
a.. III
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s:hinesc Cneap Labor.

Virginia (Nev., Chronicle r. <,,oo,
Tn front of a restaurant on south = street
,here is q Pile Of about two cords OF WOOD,
mostly cnar!ed oak and cedar roots. III mas
been wing there several days, and during
that time wiiheied Chinaman has poen
Worrying away at the wood with axe 40 q q
saw, The grain OF the wood twists ana
doubles in itself more than the track OF the
Virginia and Truckee railroad. FOR tue
FIRST two. days the poor Cnina.naa
,Dsuled the splinters OF tue woop
with remarkable perseverance ana pa'
fence, but yesterday ne broke aoWn,
and, dropping the axe, oVerno"eo
viii, Mongolian profanity for ten minutes
He doesn't propose to be beaten, however,
and to-day he began saving the wooa
lsnetawise Instead OF crosswise, ana Is
making some progress-not much, OF course,
but, compared with bis previous efforts. ne
bowls along like a clipper-ship before a q
spanking breeze. In another week he VIII
have finished the Job. .
..How muchee, John?" asked ore OF tne
superior race.
1.-TWO dollah hap"
.eWorth twenty-five dollars" remarked
three bystanders at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-03

V1RrUE OF The ToMATo-LEAvEs.-A state
nent comes from South America that q
singular property OF tomato-leayes has been
discovered by fruit-grower. Having cut
down some tomato-vines, he used thenas
mulch around his peach-trees. He soon dis
covered that the curculio, which was de-
stroying his fruit, bad abandoned the tree
surrounded by the tomato-vines. Following
up this accidental discovery the free use OF
tomato-yines proved perfect protection
not only against curculio, but other noxious
insects. He found, also, by sleeping IN
water some fresh leaves of the tomato, ana
spriukling the infusion upon other plants,
tie lnnumerable insects which covered
them were driven away. Some gardeners
have tried the above remedy, some by acct
Gent and others by intention, and their sue.
cess was remarkable. One gentleman had
his apple.trees rayagtd by tie curcuio I'M
I'll last year, when he secured splendid
crop. He knows OF no cause for his exemp-
ZION from the curculio except the tomato
plants that were grown from the first among
his trees.-Alerdndria Gazette. ! ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-03
BY Chaflin, Sta pics & Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioncers,
No. north Tenth street.
SALE OF A vALU

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
v ABLE FARM CONTAINING PCT ACRES.
on THE cRAIGToN EOAD AgorT Foul:
MILES FROM TIE CITY o" RICHMOND Ky
hUCTION.-By virtue OF 4 decree of the Chanccrv
Court OF the city OF Richmond. In the causes or
Thompson rs. Redfcrd and ais. and Rob rson.
trustee as. Brown and ais, entered Oh the 18TH
day Of October. 1879. TIE undersigned. specisi
commissioner thereby appointed. viii sell I'm front
OF Hcnricn county coitrt-hOuSP. on MONDAY. No
vcmber 10. 1879. al 12 "'cCcl II. chat being
court-dav). th,t VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
called HAIPORT.n situateh on the Cralgton road
four miles from The city IT Richmond, and former
" owned by j. II. ConDcli, ESD. containing Ivy re-
cent survey 227 ACRES one half of which Is fine
river bottom. and Tie remainder we'll adapted To
trucking. The FARM Is in Il good state OF cultira-
lion. rhc DWELLING IS cumufodious and com
portable having been repaired aud parity built In
the last few years. L. Is elegantly situated IN
shady yarI near he public road The Out-5u:ldings
are such rs ere USUALLY found on 4 farm OF this
Kind, ana in good condition. "..
TERMS: Whilst the decree prcscribes one third
cash. and the balance In twO equal semi annual IN
stalmfnt with interest added for negotiable notes,
anu the lille retained uuII the Whole CT the pur-
chase money j. paid and Il cow. vance ordered by
the Court. yet The commissioner has authority 10
alter the terms II he should see lit on the day Ct
sale. ...., w.. .- 49,.
Those Wishing 10 see map Of The property can
do so by calling oil the ouctionrcrs MeSSrs Chafiin,
Staples & Co. HENRY W. HOiSbN'
Special Commissioner.
CuArFIS, STAPLES & CO.. Auc'ione"rs.
oc Z0-d3taw& w3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-03
BY Frank ID. Hin & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs,
ll0e Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIXTY FEET
L OF. GROUND on THE EAST SIDE OF LIN
DEN STREET. ADJOINING TURNER'S FLOW
Err GARDEN. AT AUCTION BY virtue Of Il
deed of trust natpd October S, SIS. GuIy record
CT In the clerks office of Richmond CiIancery Court.
in u. b. 113 a. page 2St. ana at The request OF the
beneficiary. default having Dccn made III the pay
mrut Of the E0te secured therrin) will sell at
public auction. on the premises, on MONDAY. M
vtmbrr 10, $40. at AZ O'CLOCK =. NJ: the PROF,
ERTY described IN Sgid deed as follows: All
that certain LOT OF LAND, lying aud being
in The ci!yof Richmond, fronting GO fee on ,n'
east side OF Linden torm"rlT ChNerl S'rres nc-
tween Cumberland and Beverly at eets and unrin2
back within parallel lines lJ5 feet lIore or less.
This lot l. il IN improving locality. auG should
attract The attention of parties desiring to invest or
who wish 10 huilt.
Terms: cash rs TO expenses of sale. and to pay :,
note for 800: balance on terms 10 nc annn,'hced
1T sale Fis-ANE ~. d.ILi.'
no 40 Trustee.
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By Chaftln, Staples C Co.,
Real Estate Agents ANA Auctioneers.
No. l north Ten.h street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L WATER-POWER PROPERTY ON JAMES
river, ADJOIAI&G The CITY WATkR-
deed Of trust from John g. aud Lewis L. llaryie
aud their wives dated August 10. 1868. aud duly
recorded in the CLERKS Office OF Richmond ilu-ilngs
Court in Dced-Eook SIS 4. page So. The uMder:icn-
ed. substituted trustee I'm place Of I. I. 81 csl,
being thereto required by the beneficiary i'll said
deed. In consequence OF default having been made
In the pa menI OF the money thereby secured VIII
sell, on The premises. on TUESDAY, November ii :.
1879. 1T 81 O'Clock 2. NJ. the property described
IN said deed as follows: All that certain lot or
parcel of land lying in the city of Richmond be-
tween The James River and kanawha canal and
James river, adjoining the land beIo Sing to the
city OF Richmond and occupied by Inc Water
Works. and bounded as follows: Beginning ut the
south. as tern corner OF the land occupied by the
Water-Works, on the northern margin OF james
river. and running thence north 135o, east about
15S feet 10 the southern margin OF the tow-Dah OF
the james River and kanawha canal. thence down
the said margin of the tow-paih 400 feet, thence
southwark In straight hne 10 be run parallel to The
said f,rst. named line. south 1879 we 10 the north
ern margin Of james river. thence ND the said mar
gin OF james river 10 The bt gfnnlng-bting Tie up
per part OF the land owned Ey the said Lewis r.. and
John Il. Harvie, lying between the cara and Tic
rive
AS sites for the erection OF manufacturing estab-
lIshments. especially Of iron. this prop, rty pos
sesses exceptionally fine advantages, ana should al
tract the attention Of capitalists ut home ana
abroad. ~
TERMS: Whilst the iced requires cash rs to some
317 900 ann some accrued interest yei ny cons M
of the beneficiary, more LIBERAL term; Of Payment
ri1i hn off I'D A. l., BDULWARE,
re- Al Substituted Trustee.
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xssauDa3 a.:a - D..

rssa,xIass A.:a ~
srcHMoNp. FRED'G d PoToaAc Il. Il: So''
OrFICH GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. VA, Apra 20 le'o'
SUNDAY, MAY /, 1879
j tr.sps on this road VIII run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
~ a.oo !. NJ leaves Ryrd-Strrat station dali:
NJ except sundays; due nj Wash
iuyton, LILO T.. NJ: Baltimore.
. $780,. -, sos 7. ~; Phiadelphia, 500
PM: New York, lC:U3 +. III.
No s-s.O0 p NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station ua!iy
Az due At Washington. 9:55 L. n.
baltimore. 1888 L. ~: Ph;ia'
ielphia, 3'35 \. 81; New Yors
So = ..oop. NJ. SCC0NMCDATIcN TRAIN
-'o' for junction. leaves Rro.d
street station daily teScepE Sun
taysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
No s-1o.l5P.N., arrives al Byru-Street sssuoi
W. daiy Except Sundaysl. l.ravss
New YORK, s:la A. NJ: Phiis
dsIuhla. ll:4S NJ; Bsitl.
more, $50 T. ~; Washington
xo ,,.asa A. ,rr,ves at Ryrd-Street station
No'f AA''s 90 " .ia,;y caves New York, lU:ue
p NJ: Phiadephia, l:lo A
Nj: baltimore, 400 A. 81.
Washington. $50 4. III.
NJ q o.Ao A. NJ. AUTHORIZATION THAN
NO. o'@o N' arrives at Rroad-Street Stauoe
daily Iaxcept SundaVsS:
N'' c. A. TAYLOR
General Ticket Agent
r.r. d. MYERS, General Sapcriatsaden@ ~ %
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asfrrfON aAE ..lssafure Dnys.-
- : m ). Thompson sHrown q
Real Estale Agent ana Ans.io 81

1, q h1ssro NER,s ALE OF !, FIVE !, I s,E
He g - pT F Gah Ele s4eEEf 9Sn
fRR oID va n3 asss roth 9th
vhrsh 1T fisT, q EtS Ail,y,iIi sThRV
lrhf dsSStJNTYBER. EABELL. IA y, :.
sTssprpfIs EASTUE BROOK aYESNpf.gs H., VT Is
S, AZ decree of she DhanseFy Icnrs o. siS "
fIchmona entered 80 day -f IN SUN q f.il AZ
sscr nIecutor, d. Benton ans LnailJt Is.
snact nj missioner thereby pi
seias public ts prs1,s,a aS9Ye-
FRIDkY, NOVEMBER 7 4 o'ClLo9glYh a 4. M
thosas FIVE FRAME EMENIs. With, tnres
ra8rns each. fronting on Jacansun street,
o1 Elk TDTs. a5 feet each, on Washingicn be-
yxsen Harvie and Jacqnelu; and ivy w Is.S Q
saal Zach on Hnrsie faar corner OF WASHINGTON
Street. near the corporate,i'ne.s ! .a-.S.I''.. I
sATUEnAY oysrnA LAT 4 1 sst.ss km
TWO TRIANaULAR LOTS 10
Pr adiSiing the above feet on Tyler street
and aSE CORNER LOT ut Cabeil ana H1ckoIrJ
streets, fronts 20 reel. - fo,,r Eo,,t,
ob twelve months. neyotiahle notes. interest," anneu'
nd lille retained till conyeyance 0rderedpy Sourt.
anu ~ ~ 1tS-''' JAMES H. DlinLEY.i
.s " f.t 4A Special Commissioner.
+ ruh,ypsoS BROWN. htctionecr. Eo3
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oc 10
nv Frank u. Hill s. Go. and Chcwning Il Rose
.Rpal Estatc Agents and Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM ABOUT TEN MILES ABOYE RICIt,
MONS IN HESRI(O COUNTY. CONrAlNIMG
nNpRED AND t9RT Gec go ~ 1r MT dafea
A. fe 70 10 e7S duly recorded in Henlico County
Sa ans IN IS e. ioi page $50 and at the REQUEST Of
the bent nciary, DE- fault having been mage IN .ne
, }as mremises. on MONDAY. November 8. 1879. at
I2 o'clock NJ the FARM described In said deco acc as s
follows: An that certain TRACT OK fARGEL, Na
sbont ten miles above The city of Rchm on5 known
as the Od Home eoptansg FOHR III mUS Sss md
fnrmnr,v nwned by Mr.. John A. GIazsbrooE. Ihe
imnToysments ale ample. and in goou oroer. me
land is wen tiElbered and convenient 10 'ie rau-
road. .,o ,,d IN nov. a
note ,or s705 due June. 10. 1879; Ssa0 On as s1e
nce nS trrr,s 10 be aun ounced by the grintor In
said deed. hOoEhi VI T,,stee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-03
Hy POND. Xter & Tupper.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOuCers,
1900 Main Street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SM a l. L
LEIGH STREET. AT PRESENT OCCUPIED
BY DIR n. BURTON, Ely AUCrlON.-By virtue
of 4 r.ain deed Of tru>t executed by Peter \:
Jones and wife to tbe undersigned trustee. dated
September l6, 1879, and duly recorded IN lie
clerks Office OF the Eichuond Chanccry Court in
Decd-Book 1l3 u, page 34S. Default having been
made In thc uavmeut Of The note secured therein,
and beng required 20 to do Uy The holder OF The
srmc VIII sell ny auction. on ihc premises, on
TUESDAY November !, 1879. at 4:30 j.. NJ. the
abOye-Ge> cribed PROPERTY. The building and
Surroundings are very neat. aud Yields profitable
rental The lo fronts 26 trct on Leigh street, ana
rms hack l5u feet to an alley ten feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as 10 TX cllSeS OF sole and The sum
of 5000 with interest from the 10Th dry oi sep
tnInb4r. 1879: The residue upon such terms rs may
be mentioned al sale.
EURMAN UPPER. Trustee.
PnI%DEXTEE { TEPPER, AnntinnerrS. o. -
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Nv Frank ID. Hill Z Co., q.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
-- HOS Main street.
rTRUSTEEsS AUCTION SALE OF THE
ELEGANT BROWN-sTCNE DWELLING,
NO. ZIG, At THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
GRACE AND THIRD STREETS.

Ey virtue Of q trust-decd from Dr. Frederick
Marx and WIFE dated November /. S71. 10 the uli-
der>igned duly recorded In the clel ks Office kch-
mond Chancery Court. IN D. B.95 A.. page 800. 10
secure certain sum Of money. default having been
made In the payment thereof. hall. in execution
Of said trust Mt rhc request Of the beneficiary, SELL
1870 a, AZ o'clock p. Nj, that really VALUABLE
PROPERTY above described.
TIE DWELLING IS large, we'll built. finely fin
isbed and arranged with all the modern improve
mcnts, with special reference TO comfort and con-
veuicnce. and contains about twelve rpon.s. SER
wants accommodations ample, fine BRICK STA
BILE And OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The lot frnn's 32
feet OH the north line OF Grace street, with depth
OF las TO all alley 8 4-12 feet vide. ,,.r
II IS rare that piece of property so very deslra-
BILE Is on the market .
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as TO the
principal and Interest OF tie debt. the beneficiary
Will accept more liberal terms, which viii be an
nounced at the sale.
JAMES /. APPERSON, Trustee.
FRANK D. HILL & Co.. auciOncerS.
Sc 24-25.27.29tcOdtS Nov &td'Gs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-03
By Paine & Nowlin. Auct.eneers,
No. 1915 Main street.

ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL On WEDNESDAY. November 5rh, commenc-
ing at 10y e'o DSocss Of ss At and
BL e GOODS, consisting Of ~ ". ,.,..'.
- REAl,Y,MADE. C Ct !2 HIN 3 oo,s -,
= MEMS and BOY s. HATS, t.,..a. ,....
:. :: MERIEO SHIRTS, 49,. s..-,s
;. y LINEN-RUSOh1 SHIRTS. -,
.sir BLANK FITS. COMFORTS. 49, ,..: :,
- OL-CLOTHS. NOTIONS. &C.:
TO which we invite the attention OF the trade. =:
Sale positive. and without reserve. ..,.
no 8 ~ PAINE & .NOWLIN, Auc,ioneers.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF PER
IN SONAL PROPERTY AT CLOVER HILL
As administrator Of the estate of the late James
piper Cox, deceased, will sell at public auction at
his late residence, Glover Hi In field couu-
ty. on THURSDAY, November 9, 1879, an inc Pc
- F.. " braclNg an extensive variety of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
49, PLANTATION UTENSILS 81.
-" sToCk, CROPS, &C.; -. A..
among which will be found
I palE Of e s1 ,pd s.
Is head Of Cattle (some good Mich Cows,
S head Of SHEEP and HoGs,
'sCARR1AciE and HARNESS and ROCK
IHREsHiHG- MACHINE, ~.
-. WHEAT-DRILL, ..
.s.~.> MOWER and REAPER combined.
and most other AGRiCULTURALI IMPLEMENTS
Also. one EIGHTY HORSE-PeWEk HORIZON
TAI STATIONARY ENGINE: --.,...-,
TERMS: Cash for all sums under $40: for sums OF
$40 and over crecit of six months VIII DC gwen
ID. S. WOODBRIDGE Administrator or
no3.3t James P. Cox, deceased.
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GRUnBs & WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs.
.. BY Frank j.. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, AuctioDeer. and Notary Public,
corner Of Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
AUCTION, At Oh ESTERFIELp COURTHOUSE.
on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1879. AT l
O'CLOCK 2. My virtue of a decree OF the Cir
cult Court Of Chesterfield county, entered on the
10th day of May. 1879, in the case Of John Muir.
phey against Corbis. trustee and others, VIII sell
M public M con on the day and Il, Tie time AMI place
above mentioned the TRACE OF LAND lying IN
Chcs er field county. to Chesterfield Courthouse,
containing 1l6 ACRES. he the So ht more or less,
and now occupied by Charles &. Corpus trustee Tor
Dr1isila Corbus.
Terms: Cash rs to 5000: for The balance Of the
debt due and cost q credit Of SIX moniliS VIII ne
given tho purchaser to give his note. with Interest
added and The title VIII be reiaine 10 the idno untl
said note is paid As 10 the residu', upon sucn
terms as the said Charles &. CCras, trustee Tor su-
slIa Corbus may prescribe aud In case OF MS dc:tn
or removal. uron such Terms as me said Dfuslil;i
fmsn IT, nrpscri,c any Terms then upon such terms
ne 10 the ON missioner may seem best.
oc pc BENJANIN II. NASH. Commissioner.
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by ". Goddin, - -
Real Estate Agent and Anctioncer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank slfeets.

TXECUTORS SALE AT AUCTION
IL OF REAL ESTATE IN RICt!MONn, on
BROOK AVENUE AND ON MOORE AVENUE.
"A The rcnuest Of Mr. James Alfred Jones' executor
of The late DR. Patrick Cullen. shall sel! at auction,
or the premises. or MONDAY The Sd Of Novemp PEI
TaTs' located rs aboye-viz LOT No. l, with the
large store and dwelng thereon, fronting 404 feet
on The west line of Brook avenue, and RUNNING 9ack
siso T.(pTS Nos. q g. and 5. each fronting 30 feet
on said west liEe of Brook avenue. running back
Jos feet to said alley: also, LOTS Nos. ana .,
frontinp focefher 81 feet on the north line of Moore
avenue, running back $50 feet to Mr.. Alexander
HerholEers lot and hasing rear wdh hs OF ~
Gently been greatly improved, partly with granite
sralis-1fth city culverts in both avenues. The
store Is regarded good business location. - ,
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six ana
twelve months for negotiable notes interest ADDED
secured by deed Of trust W. G0D ionao.
oc 90. 2,24.2T,29.S1&N of.3.S st. Euc'10neer.
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BY Grubbs i Williams.
Zeal Estate Agents and Auciloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
CBLE LAND-PAKT OF ROSENEATH-BE.
ING EIGHTY AND 4 QUARTER ACRES IL
The WESTERN SuBURBs, ALONE THE LINE
OF THE GROWTH OF TIE CITY, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue of decree Of the ChaEceryC Court
OF the city Of Richmond, pronounced. on the l4th
or AprIl. 1877. In L suit therein pending styled
Caldwell and wife, &C.. ps., Ken,'s executors, &c
The undersigned, special commissioners, Will sell ut
public auction. on the prcmi.es, on WEDNESDAY,
18th day of November, ~ 81 O'CLOCK Z. NJ the
TRACT OF LAND In Henrco county. about ore
and half miles west of the corporation iine Called
ROSENEATH.n containing EIGHTY AND A
QUARTER ACRES more or les. fronting on the
south side of The continuation of Broad street, and
adjoining the lands Of J. u: Lvneman, sanuel.s.
Mitchel's estate, and J. 81. White. on the road lead
ing from the Grove road 10 the continuation OF Broad
street.
This tract win DO subdiyided into lois 10 suit pur.
clascrs. and plat thereof left at the Office of
Grubbs Il Williams. real late auctoneers fur In
spection previous TO the day Of sale. ''- ...s
TERMS One fourth cash {; balance In three equal
instruments, with interest added, payable at six,
twelve and eight cen months, the purchaser to exc
cute negotiable for the deferred instruments,
and the title to be retained until all the purchase
money is paid and Conveyance ordered by the
Court. 49,. , 'f'|RObGfI NOW AkD'
a. Special Commissioner.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers. no l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-03
By Genrzc S. Vashon & Son, Auctioneers,
No. Tenth street, shafer's BUILDING.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A GOOD
" BRICK HOUSE WITH SIX ROOMS AND 4
GOOD FRAMED HOUSE WITH FOUR ROOMS.
This property is situated the north side OF cay
street near Gilmer street. and has front on Gay
street of 3Sx feet by Gcnh OF ESQ rect 20 salne-
CLAY strcet-wili be sold at public auction, on the
nrrin ises on MONDAY NEXT. November 8. 1879,
~ q O'Clock P. NJ. under Il decree In the Chancery
Court of Richmond.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In equal install
ments payable in one tw:. aud three years. Tor ne
gofiable notes. with SIX rer cent interest added
- JOHN JOHNS. JR.. ana
s., GEORGE :. VASHON,
M On -. ... Commissioners.