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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04
BY Chatfin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
No, ! north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
WATER-POWER PROPERTY ON JAMES
RIVER, ADJoINISG THE CITY WATER
Works. BY AUCTION BY virtue OF certain
deed of trust from John r. and Lewis +. Harvie
and their wives, dated August l9. 1868. and duly
recorded In the clerks Office OF Richmond II usings
Court, In Deadlock 81 4. page SO. the understen-
ed substituted trustee lin place of Il. L. Gl es),
being thereto required 10y the beneficiary In said
deed, In consequence OF default having been made
in the puymeuI OF tho money thereby secured. will
sell, on HE premises, on TUESDAY, November |.
1879, al 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the property described
parcel Of land lying In the city Of Richmond be-.
tween the James River and kanawha canal and
James river, adjoining The land beloi ging TO the
city Of Riehmoud and occupied by the Water
Works. and BOUNDED as follows BEGINNING at the
southpas stern corner OF the land occupied by the
Water Works, on the northern margin Of james
river. and running thence north 13ao. east about
15S feet 10 The southern margin of the tow-path Of
the James River and kanawha clnal. thence down
the said margin of the tow-pah 400 feet thence
southwark In straight line Ia be para lei to the
said first named line, sonlh $40 west to the norlh-
ern ma gin of james river. lhencr ND the said mar
gin of James river 10 the b. ginning-being !hc mp.
per pa TT of the land owned by the said Lewis r. ana
John u. Harvie, lying between tile canai agu Inc
riYe:.n c...-,r o..,h
AS sites for the erection of manufacturing estab-
lishmpurs, esprcilIIv Of iron, this prop rty pos
sesses txcepioually line advantages, ana should al
tract the attention of capitalists at nome ana
abroad. ,, ~ ., .o,,,o
S17 900 ana some accrued interest yet. by consent
Of the beneficiary, more liberal terms Of payment
viii he offered 4. l.. BDULWARE,
nc ri Substituted Trustee.
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By firubbS x Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AucIioneers.
Eleventh strees between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VERY
RIVER At AUCTION. Byvi-tue of DEGREES of the
Circuit Court of the city Of Richmond entered on
The 2Sth OF September, 1878, on the 24Ih OF June.
1879. and the 21st OF October 1879. IN the suit
fherein pending by The short style of "James Il.
Tosh yS. 81. Louis Mutual Life-lnsurance Company
ct dLs.,"the und rsiencd who was thereby appoint
ed special commissioner for The purpose Will sell
ut auction. at The eticc of Grubbs & Williams, real
estate agents and aucioAeers, on Eleventh street be-
tween Main aud Gank streets, In the CITY OF Rich
1879, 1t ~ o'clock NJ. The VALUABLE FARM
known as WESTBnOUK.n containing 1873
ACRES. more or less. lying in Ches crfed county,
Immediately on james river, ana adjoining
"Preslue Isle" The Improvements are Il COM
PORTABLE DWELLING with six rooms, and all
ntce sary barns and out-buiidnss and the land Is III
lieved to he one OF the best James river.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 in cash: the residue
mot in excess OF the amount stated below at SIX
est added; but should The whole sale exceed III
amOun the eA pcnse; and costs Of suit and sale anu
tho sum OF 81 0000 with interest thereon from The
2Sth OF September, 1878. then as to such excess
upon such terms The said Tosh may In wrltlng
designate on or before The day OF sale Hen to he
reserved upon the property until lle purchase-mo-
ney Is fully paid.
This FARM has been rente to Henry Achison for
the year 1880 for tile sum Of $500, and the Dur-
chaser will have the option either of confirming the
lease and receiving the rent with the right TO such
partial possession on the lst day of August 1850
as may be necessary for seeiing wheat OF other fal
crOr)s or Of taking full and complete possession or
the farm on the lst day OF January, 1880. paying
to the said Atchison 10 per acre for every acre Oh
'AiO az ''' D''"' CHARLES S. STRINGFELLoW,
E..t i- Commissioner.
G6UpBs &c WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc25
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE LAND-PAKT OF ROSENEA Ta-BE.
ING EIGHTY AND A QUARTER ACRES II
THE WEsTERN SUBURBS, ALONG THE LINE
OF THE GROWTH OF THE CITY, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of decree OF The ChaEcery Court
OF the city OF Richmond, pronounced on the l4lli
OF April, 1877, In 4 snit therein pending styieo
Caldwell and wife. &C., u.s., KenlS executors, &c.
the undersigned, special Commissioners, VIII sell t
public auction. on the premises, on WEDNESDAI,
18th day Of November, ut 81 O'Clock L. Al Tue
TRACT OF LAND In Henr,co county, about ore
and half miles west OF the corporation ilne e1ea
+" ROSENEATH.n containing EIGHTY AND
QUARTER ACRES, more or less. fronting on the
south side Of the continuation nf Broad street, ANA
adjoining the lands of j. NJ: LyDeman, samuel Is.
Miiches estate, and j. II. White. on The ROAD iead,
ing from the Grove road 10 the continuation OF Eroaa
street.
This tract win be- subdivided into lots 10 suit pur.
chasers, and plat thereof left ut the office OF
Grubbs & Williams real estate aUctloneers, for IN
specti0n previous TO the day of sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In three equal
iustalmrnts. with interc.t added, payable at six,
twelve, and eighteen months the purchaser TO exc
cute negotiable notes for the deferred instruments,
and the title to be retained until all the purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered ny Inc
Court, ROBERT HOWARD.
Special Commissioner.
GRCBBs L WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04
BY Chaffin. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.
.OMMISSIO

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VALU-
OABLE FARM CONTAINING 227 ACRES.
ON THE CRAIGTcN ROAD ABOUT -FOUR
MILES FROM THE CITY o. RICHMOND. BY
AUCTION.-By virtue Of a decree of the Chanccry
Court of the city OF Richmond, In the causes or
Thompson Us. BEDFORD and ais. and Rob- rlson.
trustee. ps. Brown and ais, entered on the 16ih
day of October, 1879 tie undersigned. special
commissioner thereby appointed viii SELL In front
OF Henrico county court. house. on MONDAY, No
yembcr 10, 1879. RI IL O'Clock NJ. THAT being
couri-day). that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
called :. HAYPORT." situated on the CraiGton road
four miles from the city # Richmond, and former
~ owned by j. III. Council, Esq. containing by re-
cent survey 227 ACRES, one half of which Is line
river bottom, and the remainder well adapted to
trucking. The FARM is In good state OF cuttva-
ton. Tile DWELLING Is commodiouS and COM
Portable having been repaired and partly built in
the last few years. 1t Is elegantly situated IN
shady yard near the public road. The out-budlngs
are such as are usually found on a farm OF this
Kind, and in good condition.
TERMS: Whilst rhe decree prescribeS one third
cash, and The b3ance In TWO equal semi annual In
stame nts. with interest added for negotiable notes,
ana the title retained until the whole CT the pur-
chase-money Is paid and convt vance or,!ered by
the Court, yet The commissioner has authority to
alter the terms If he should see fit on the day Of
sale.
Those wishing to see map Of the property can
do so by calling the auclioneerS. Me<srs. Chatln
Staples j. Co. HENRY W. HOBSUN,
Special Commissioner.
CuAFFIN, STAPLES 6 Co, Auctioncers.
Oc 2O-I3taw&w3t
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By Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttonaer,
No. 1912 Main street.

AUCTION SALE OF FIVE WELL
IA CONSTRUCTORS NEAT. DEsIRABLE, AND
NICELY-FINlSHED TWO-ST DRY STOCK
WEST CARY STREET. SITUATED ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF GARY BETWEEN MADISON
AND MONROE STREETS. CONTAINING SIX
ROOMS EACH. NICE HALLS, FRONT AND
REAR P0RCHES WITH ALL MODERN I'M.
TaN rsss toE s ~; SaLE liz AZ
mined to sell, shah proceed to sell. upon the prem
tses, oy public anction, commencing with Tene-
ment No. 8, on TUESDAY Ihe / tn day OF Novem-
Der, 1879. at * o'clock z. M. the above VhLUA-
BILE AND WtLL-L0CATED. PROPERTY.
These houses arc now commanding, aud will always
command GOOD tenants aud fair rents, which will
yield good interest upon the investment. They
have cuIyerts, &c, and each house has good lot,
with nice front Cary street. The location, s1ze
&C., of these houses should commend them 10 par
ties wishing 10 bnY nice small home at u reason
able price upon good terms, or 10 parties wishing
10 invest with tho view of renting
TERMS: Will be liberal and announced at sale.
no 1,3,5,7.S,9&11 Aucioneer.
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RICHMOND AND iETERsHt""t
RAILROAD toNr4Hr. )
COMMENCING SUNDAY, july g., l>'3'
~ ,n A. tnlNSL.

RICHMOND AND i'ETERsEt"ht
RAILROAD tONr4HI. )
COMMENCING SUNDAY, Jn!y g., '>'''
- trains on this read viii run ~ follow
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
,,.55 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. conn"eGst
A-N' for Charleston, savannah, 49,
and Aiken VIA thar!"stonl }. l." ~,
jacksonville. Stops only Al I I''''t
aud Manchester, aud !: ltaI-"'l -
signal.
500 A. NJ. ACCONMO y ALTON 31"F M.'.SS
o'0o ~ clos. conuec,i"l a. Petersburg "a
the Atlantic. N>>i>sirli GA ~
railroad for Er!.'",, C@s'isn''-.'
Nashville Memphis, L\h'h'",.
FarnyIllc, and ntGrf tGt s.''.'",
that road, maxim. ,1i!' .!t. r.
any other line. Stops u '
stations. ,,v
s.oopM. AcCOMMoDATIoN rEAlS J1dy
Jaw Iexce2t sunday. rLstrky:, '., ,.,1
this train will MAKE ''So'
at Petersburg n S9f'"'' .,...,,,y
In.sh p. NJ. THROUGH " AL dr. r,i-lgn,
~ for Weldon Wl.iuiES.."' -" e."
Charleston StyIGuA'' n.'r,.,',.u.ry
mmh,a ,tI1utt. Macon. At2''I - 60, .,,',i.
Mobile New Orleans, ANU 49, g.
South and SJullwc't. fi'. ~
i.y-car from Na>htHS'1h ,,a.
mfnyIon SxvauIiah, tnG re ar
Stone only II MsucheS'rr auu N'''''
and HALFWAY On >iGIa''
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH ,r,t
s:ss A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL tslly: $3.50 ,'Sss ,ai
%" "' " with Richmond, trcaTch,.S ,r,a,
/ Tntomsc railroad 10 all poins,> 49,, 80.
r.St. ano WeSt Stops \; N11ErIy,y
fer and Chester, and Il! ~
and nj Drury's Bluff. on sfh4 .,.,v
o.... ACCOMMODATIONS TRAN ~ " "a.
"'H'"' fe1erp, sunoay}. sioiS -
tiouS. ,,< .t.,ty
,,o NJ. ACCOMMODATIDN TftN S W,,'-
''io Iexc.pt Suudayl. Step, an, Nay on
chester aud Chester, ana ii'''
on signal. a., .o,rartiaK
o..p n. THROUGH MAI, dsuy. Ssrs snd
500 - " VIM Richmond, FrrderthstT,usttss s.st
potomac railroad for I'll io.n ,,,.un.c.
and West, Also, making c!oSe eo 60 Ohio
ton with the ChesalxaHSs. go. 1nS sud
r rsroad for the virginia sr rhis ,:sis
snnoints North and West: tn ,.r =. and
stni,s a. Manchester aud he S,ns, IA
~ RsT. Way aud Dfary' Bun
Sfgnal. -,nr, viii star. fresn
tpssxaSussIoN TRAINS Leave ssa
suSaD :an 4 Ii. and $50 T. H.; ,, sass
SSrs ESQ A. IT, aud $40 81 WEB ssusDseaisnns
mYS
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BY j. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Aucioneer,
No 1l1S Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
" FRAME HOUSES AND EIGHT VACANT
LOTS BETWEEN WEST CARY STREET AND
The OLD REsERy9IR: %. On JAC2urEnLiI[HS
VACANT, LOTS IN BAKERS An D it y a 81
STR EETS. EAST OF BROOK AVENUE.By virs
tue of decree Of the Chancery Court OF cry Of
rick, executor, u.s. Benton and others, shall, as.
special commissioner thereby appointed, proceed TO
sell at public auction. on the premises. the above
mentioned PROPERTY. in the following order:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER z, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. NJ
those FIVE FRAME TENEMENTS. with three
rooms each. fronting on Jacqusln street, at corner
of WASHINGTON.
tween Harvie and Jacquehn: and TWO LOTS. 70
feet each on Harvie near corner or Washington
street. near the corporate line.
SATURDAY, NOV. STU, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ
TWO TRIANGULAR LOTS in Bnker's addition,
on Calhoun between Tyler and Hickory streets:
LOT adjoining the above 70 feet on Tyler street;
and OH CORNER LOT at Cabeil and Hickory
streets, fronts 20 feet. ,,
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at four eighi,
and twelve months. negotiable notes. Interest added
and title retained till conveyance ordered Dy court.
~ JAMES Fl. IQOLEf.
Special Commissioner.
r.Yo,tpcnN RDoIyN kuctiouecr. nO3
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itI,,,,olld
. ss,I, s. !. NOVEMBER q 1879.
s,ansral Grans Tells ssosy A s.ss,s.
rrsssaonr Lincosn and Exsrs bia'y

u = s,,,,ss,so: November al During General
]. <s ssrsss rim in i Y,eeial train on the Union
T S,aa,sn rnsd. ri, the way to Omaha, camp.
ssrs rae, estxb ltshed In the regular Gsana
Army style. though located In . Pullman
Gov. Tfie proceedings were opened Oy
s.aneral Manierson, who told q story ABOUT tt,'ll
missionary Ridge, where Generas t4rane Or
s3ered che ak signai-guns Bred. many
other stories followed, and on SomIaae
Grant being called upon, he seemed 20 sI Ioa-
ger his usaai breyity. and talkea VEL! n 20
IL. After commencing the .uss,u ,ln,.. - =
the Grand Army, which, wllnons us.u ish :
nolitiral organization. was so9nu on lus
noint that this Is nation 70 pc pleset s'.sa
re Union OF States forever, ne Ply ~.
ceeded 10 s amuse bis listeners Dyt Ing
Following ne Renaissance - AIte 1e,ll.
surrender Of Lee" continued tne GEL zen.
eral, 81 hurried back to washington VIII
all haste to stop the enormous e1penuituii e
the Government was making az tnas tithe ~
the Wsy OF purchases, eniistments, huu
drafting. White / was not positive .na.
ths-a wo,,ld BIO further hostihties. or any
tmrther efforts made on the part OF the reoei
arnniea. vet I thoueht 1t not unlikely there
wn,,|d be. and that it was better TO taRe
{ rrnyer precautions, so ordered the Army
~ The James back to Eurke's station, TO re.
Taa;n while we could go over to Washing
ION. and do, as I say-stop expenditures
that were being made. As you all remem-
her. the authorities in Richmond had taken
fight. and they never stopped Till sney
cot TO Danyille. loud laughter.l Fnd,
inr we were not pressing, they ara
ant stop there. Surprising was at BurEe,s
station. Extra Billy Smith. as be was caiie0,
yvho WAS Governor of Virginia at that time,
sent a letter through by nag OF t,uce :"
me. which General Meade received, an9,
sisaphbesf Is he Il knMass The
Letter was to this effect: That he was Cover
nor OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia, and
as such ne had temporarily removed the seat
of government from Richmond TO DanViiie
(lsughter], and he was desirons OF knowing
from me whether he would be permitted to
exercise the functions Of his Office in Dan
vile unmolested, or, il not, II he and lew
friends would be permitted to leave the coun"
try. was in doubt about the best way to
answer 1t. when happened to meet Mr.. Lin
coin on the sidewalk, and told him about it.
he supposed Twas asking him Tor inStrue,
tons, and his answer was this: Il will tell
You,' he said. . It's like an Irisbman once
beard OF who was in the habit OF drinking
wbiskey. he had done SO for long time.
1T last be joined a Temperance society. But
the habit OF drinking was strong upon him.
He wanted to take something, and so for a
time he took soda-wster. But one day he
nut bis glass around and said: Doctor,
can't you put drop OF brandy in that I'M
beknown'St to me?' [Great laughter.l
Mr. Lincoln couldn't have said any palmer
that Extra Billy Smith could have gone and
taken as ma1y OF that sort OF drinks as he
Iieased.n [Laughter.]
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
AUCTION. AT Oh ESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE,
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1879, AT l
O'CLOCK p. My virtue OF 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 CorbuS. trustee and others, will sell
public auction, on the day and ailhc time and place
Chesterfield county. near to Chesterfield Courthouse,
containing ll5 ACRES, be the same more or less,
aud new occupied by Charles g. CORPUS, trustee Tor
Drusa Corbus.
TERMS Cash as TO 5000: for the balance of the
debt due and cost q credit of six months will he
giyen the purchaser to give his note. with Interest
added. and the title will be retained 10 the lane until
said note Is paid. AS to the residue, upon such
terms the said Charles C. Corsus. trastee Tor Fu-
sia COrbus may prescribe, and in of his death
or removal upon such terms as the said Dr'iSil!a
Corbus may direct and In case they snail fail or re-
fuse to prescribe any terms then upon such terms
az 10 the Commissioner may seem hest.
oc % BENJAMIN II. NASH, Commissioner.
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By George E. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1905 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRA-
i BILE SMALL FRAME HOUSES, LOCATED
AT THE CORNER OF LEIGH AND HARRISON
STREETS by virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
fron Patrick Dollard and wife. dated october "a,
clerks Office of The Richmond ChaDcery Court, d.
h. 113 A., page 500, to secure a certain sum Of
money. default having been mode in the payment
thereof L shall. In execution OF said trust, at the
request of the beneficiary sell al auction, upon the
premises. FRIDAY, November II, 1879. at 4
o'clock p. NJ. the above-described PROPERTY.
The HOUSES above mentioned contain three and
four rooms, and are 10 good order. The LOT fronts
feet on the south side of Leigh street, and runs
back on the east line OF Harrison street between
parallel lines 220 feet 10 an Hey 20 feet wide.
: TERMS: Enough IN cash TO pay the expenses of
sale and 10 pay a note of $3.50: the balance on such
terms as will be announces on day Of sale. y
: .a,, GEORGE 4. CRAWFORD,
no Trustee.
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Auction sAfEs-.Fafnre Days.
55'Fgss7S14 BY Frsnk D. Elm d co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctieneerst
110s Main street,
SALE OF
TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE wATER-PowER,
FRONTING 400 FEET ON JAMES RIVER AND
KANAwHA CANAL, AND BETWEEN THE
RICHMOND CITY WATER WORKS AND ],
THE PROPERTY OF THE TREDE- ~.
3 80 GAR COMPANY. ~

I By virtue OF a deed of trust from John b. and
Lewis e. Haryie and wives to lbc undersigned. trus-
tees. dated January 80, 1874, and recorded In the
clerks, Office Richmond Chancery Court In Deed
Book IO2 A. page 49, and ut the request OF me bene-
hctaries therein mentioned. Default having beeu
maze in the payment of certain bond secured by
said deed will sell NJ nue. i0n uDOn the premises,
on TUESDAY, November IL. 1879. al O'Clock
Z. NJ. the PROPERTY described In the. sale deed
rs follows All that certain tract or parcel OF land
lying aud being ~ The city OF Richmond, bet en-
tween the James RIver and Kanawha canal and
James river, fronting upon said canal 400 feet and
the same distance upOn the said river, and being
that portion of the lands OF the said joan D. ana
Lewis +. Harvie which lies next east or below me
lands which were by deed OF October IL. lS13,
conveyed by said Haryies and wives to A. d. VIII
linms aud X. H. Stegcr, Ia trust. to secure certain
notes In said deed mentioned, recorded 10 Chnncery
Court OF Richmond city, and embraced between the
said river on the side the said land so conveyed
by said deed Of October l, 1879 on another side,
the said canal on another side. and straight line
beginning on said canal at point 400 feet below
the said land conveyed by The said deed OF October
II, 1873, dnd running 10 point on he SAID river
400 feet below the said land conveyed by SAID oeeo
Of October IL. 1878.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash as TO the
expenses OF sale and enough 10 paya bona OF SiU,
con. With interest At per cent. from January ~,
1875. more favorable terms may be announced on
day of sale. John d; HU4,,
a-t~r Trustees.
Sale by FRANK D. HILL & Co., Auctioneers.,
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BY Gru!Jbs & Williams,
rVHE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnrers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
Il No.5lI GRACE STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE BI AIt-
TIuN.-By request of the executors OF IL >. bur-
rows. deceased, We will sell by auction, uDon the
premises on THURSDAY. 9th of November. IT 4
O'Clock =. NJ, the truly desirable RES lDESCE long
occupied by the Late COrtln Warwick, situated rs
above.
There are thirteen rooms IN The main building;
five rooms (inclIdng Kitchen and servants apart
meuts) in the wing; hot and cold baths: fine inc
vault and cellar: stable and carriage-h0use, &c.
&c.: all IN thorough repair
The house Is admirably planned with nine. dry
basement large and higl-pitched rooms. WIDE halls
and stairways, and Is finished throughout In the
best manner: so that To-day there are few houses Of
its size combining much substantial comfort and
completeness OF arrangement.
The location Is cOnfes.edy one of the best In the
city, being in the most delightful part OF Grace
street. and near 10 business.
MANTELS. scuIp,ur-d in has, relief. with aliegori;
cal figures. fruits, and flowers They were imported
from Italy, aud are really beautiful as works OF art
TERMS: Az sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
-. - Auctionecrs.
P.S.-Personsw wishing TO see the house can do so
by applying 10 US. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc 80 AuctiOneers.
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RICHMOND. FREp'G POTOMAC K. X. Con;
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Agent,
RICHMOND. VA, April 20, 1879
SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1879.
" trains on this road Will run AS folioWs:
NORTH BOUND.
No 1900 A, NJ, leaves Ryrd-Strret station daily
w. Except SundaySl; due at Wash
ingtOn, 1:l0 =. NJ; Baltimore,
3:O5 r. M; Phiadelphia, $3.50
PM: New York, 1905 7. u.
No $500 P. n, leaves Byrd-Street station daily
due ~ Washington. S:55 L. III.
Baltimore, 1858 2. ~; Phia.
deiphia' S;so \. M.; New YORK
No. 7-a:oo p. NJ, ACC0&MoDATIoN TRAIN
- for Junction. leaves Broad.
Street station daily teacept Sun'
daysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
No a-lO:15P.N., arrives nj Byrd-Street srasioi
- -0-.-I.I,l ,daiIy Except Sundaysl. Leaves
New York, 9:l5 A. b.: Pbla'
dalnhla Has A. A.; Bait
- .-s more, $3.50 p. u; Washington
.. 5:ZOP.M
No, q lI:a5 A. H., arrives At Byrd"Street station
daily. Leaves New York, i01t
p. H.; Philadelphia, l:l0
.a's.5,, Wilmington, $50 A. IL.
NO. o'1o a. a1s' nrI,yss NJ Rroad-street statief
.i - daily lsxcept snndsysso
General TtceSR AEeat
VT n. aYxps. General saperiatasdsab .sp 20
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By request of the executor Of the owner, now de-
ceased shall positively sell. without limit or re-
serve upon the premises, by auction, on FRIDAY.
November z, 1879. at ~ O'Clock L. NJ. The above
BROAD-STREET PROPERTY !, To-
Gated as described, and adjoining the lot upon which
the new City Hall stands. and occupied by Mr.. z.
Cumnins. The STORE is large one and we'll
adapted for any business. There is wide hall lead
ing up to the DWELLING. which Is In nice order.
The building is comparatively new one, and built
of stock-brick othsr frst-cass material. with
culyerfs, &c. This property Is now and has been ut
all times occupied BY a good tenant. The LOT
fronts on south side Of Broad street feet and ex-
tends back - feet TO an alley in rear.
This property should commend Itself to parties
desiring to Invest In property which will certainly
increase IN value and pay well as an investment.
Particular attention is invited 10 this sale. The OPP
portunity offered here by auction being rare one
attend and secure bargain.
ROBERT 3. LYME.
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