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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-01
BY Groom s. Eyise Auc.ionears

: EnMMiSSiOHE SALE CT VALUA-
81 HLE ESaH PR0fBETY-By virtue O:
Is dsc:ce of The Corporation Court for tho city OF
Ain1eGdrls, Va, rendered @t its Juno torn,
1918, in IL % suit tf Ailcn and others vs. Nc
Weigh. tho undersigned, commissioners therein
named, will soil by public auction, on tn u rs
"a !, the 18th cny Of Cocon.ber, 1870. al y
O'Clock Tn., in front Of tho entrance to the Court
room. on Fairfax street. in the city Of Aexan-
d'i4, W., the fol owing property, TO wit:
No !. Tko largo srd valuable BRICK.
hW ki1LlE3 and L1T OF GHUUNU, situate
on thn II. &. c0rner "f 81. hssrh and Cam sron
streets.
No The valuable TWO STORY BRICK
u W ELLlNG adjoining No. on the east.
The lois shove described sro particularly we'll
located Tor residences, being in the centre of the
city and convenient TO railroads, boats, mar
E2t, &c, &c
Terms Of Halc: rs much cash as will psy Che
costs .! suit and sale, and the residue in threo
equal lNs!ElmaHts in !. = aad 3 yasrs; tho nego.
iaGia notes Of The purchasers, with interest from
day oi ssia. TO ha ttkan for the deferred pay
meni9. "nd Ito title TO be retained until tie
whole OF Iii" purchase money ;s paid
&. w. WhTrLkS, Conm'rs.
Il. o. CLAUGaTON, of Ssls
nov T--nOtS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-01
sSLATED WAkEl
4 PLATED WhREl

YsrE ARE DAILY RECEIVING large
~ quantities of 1.-Two Chickens, dressed Poul-
t!y, Butter, Kggs, slaughtered Beef and Pork.
game ii season, groom aud dried fruits; in fact
oil kinds Of country produce, to which VIC re-
spo2tlully invitc thc attention OF tn trade.
W. Il. JOHNSON s. co.
rcyI3 n e cor Cameron and ROysl cts,
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Alb, do you begin to notice Just about
now innocent little items about this lake
and that lake, and the wall-eyed pike and
the pickerel and the black bass and tile carp
and the yelIow-perch and the drumheads
and bull.pout and things? The summer
resorts ore beginning to tell fish stories. =
Darlington Hapkeye: 49,.
A pickpocket taken with bis hand in
some one else's pocket endeaVored to In
vent all manner OF impossible explanation:
of the phenomenon. "What's the use OF
YOUR trying to lie about it SO. clumsily?"
said the magistrate, benevolently; " haven't
you a lawyer2" ..'-.... ......
ALondon paper thinks that by residina
in Europe an American girl can gradually
"get rid Of her war-whoop." American
girls don't war-whoops now Montpelier
WGtchman.
II you have little pig you can give 1t
whey and still keep it. This is curdllng
joke.-New York Graphic. -
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n THE EASTERN sHoRE.--Separafel In a
manner from the rest OF the world, vet 10
such iHxtaposition as TO render It WitnIa
easy reach, that peninsula bounded on tue
north and east by Delaware Bay, on. the
souti, and east by the Atlantic, and on the
west by Chesapeake Bay. containing the
greater part OF the State of Delaware, nine
counties--abouts one -third--of Maryland,
and two counties OF Virginia, lies baimity
ldxuriating in peace and plenty. Ihe mSs-
ferrous flood ofthe Gull flows close
enough to this beautiful shore to soften the
humid climate TO q mean temperature OF 54o
to $50 throughout the year, I4o TO TT Ia
summer, $40 to $50 in. winter. Figs ana
pomegranates flourish in the open air with
peaches, luscious az nowhere else 10 the
world, apples, pears, melons, berries, ano,
In short, all varieties OF fruit growing
In temperate and ,semf-tropical regions.
Wheat, oats, corn, and other cereais gro"
aburdantly, vegetables yieio I'cn crop
and forest trees OF valuable timber-pine,
cedar. CYPRESS, and black and white oak
abound. Not only does the liehfe,t labor
secure speedy and abundant return from
This generous soil, but Nature, as though it
were her chosen spot, has stocked 1t win
lavish supply OF her special bounties. The
waters TEEN with oysters. fish, terrapln,
and crabs, the long stretches of marshy
shore with fowl, and the inland fields,
morasses, and swamps with partrldges.
gray snipe, and woodcock. With such
land so near US, the busy hum OF the
worlds. teeming life beating against Its
shores like its own Atlantic surges. while
it lies quiet and tranquil, with its ltalian
climate and the fruitIulness OF Normandy,
supplying as it does large part OF the Der
lies, one third Of the oysters, and nearly
al! the peaches to the New York markets, II
is remarkable that so little is really Known
OF it.-Hoaoard Pyle, in Harpers' Md9d-
zine for May.
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question Il he division 81 tho synod until

question az toe d.vlsion of the synod until
next Yall. sss, 3.
Rev. Mr. Ktrkpatrsck resigned the pas '
itorai care of Laurel Hill and Newbefn:
The consideration Of this WIS postpe iIen
.uutiI nm adjourned neeting to be hetc AZ
Laurel Hill June 4th.
3 Tue narrative and statistical reports shoW:
that the numbers added to the Church dti-
ring the past ycar ere not very lar only
ia but the churches all seem to be work
Ing, aud Improvement Is reported from
many. The number OF commandments IN
the Presbytery has doubled in the past nine
wears. There are nov on the rolls 1888. .
|. Thus has ended a most delightful meet
ing. and Che largest this body has ever had:
There were present seventeen ministers and
eighteen elders. -
WytheyIiIe is beautiful place, and the
signs Of Improvement and progress, are
many. The kindness and hospitality OF tne
people are noted, and they have made QUE f
STAY among them most pleasant.
Presbytcry meets next fall (SeptemDer
24,tl at New Dublin church.
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STIMULATE THE SLUGGISH KID


STIMULATE THE SLUGGISH KID
y NEYS.
In addition TO its tonic and cathartic properties
Hostel,er's Stomach Bitt;rs exercises beneficial
influence upon the kidneys and BLADDER wien they
are inactive, by stimulating :hem to renewed exer"
ton thus reopening, 1t we're, suice for the es-
Gaze of impurities whose regular channel of exit Is
the organs of urination. Among these are certain
abnormal and inflamnatory elements. productive OF
irrcparabe injury to the system If not entirely ex
pelcd. The kidneys and bladder themselves are
also benefited by this stimulus as their inactivity Is
usually preliminary TO their disease and dlsorgani-
cation. They also experience, in common with
other portions of The system, the po'ent invigord-
tive effects Of the Bittsrs, which fur. hermore cor
reefs disordered conditions OF the stomach bowels,
and liver my 7-Wtw),F&Mlw
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HOUSES AND STORES al
FOR RENT
THROUGHOUT THE CITY, ~
AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES,
WHICH ARE NOW, OR WILL BE PUT IN
TuoPo1rGH OREER AND REPAIR.


l.. DESIRABLE, AND MEL II ( = TEL
40. 3O7 east Franklin street, between Third and
Fourth streets; Zen. rooms and modern improve
.. No. lis south Third street, between Cary and
Cnnal-an ELEGANT HOUSE; twelve rooms and
q. No. ID north Fifth street lin sublett's Row,
hel wecn Clay and Leigh streets: we'll constructed
len rooms; kitchen and all improvements; and In
4. No 302, north side of Grace street between
Madison aud Monroe streets :seven rooms; Kitchen,
water, culyerts, &C. a nice small house, and very
5. Nos. 500 and 81, south side Grace between
Madison and Monroe streets Just had an additional
modern improvement ;.equal. 10 any houses In the
| city which are renied out.
| 6. FRAME DWELLING on the north lire OF
| leigh street between Second and Third stress
se7eH r SSSs esis DKick DWELLING on north
| side of Canal street between Fourth and Fifth
streets: SIX rooms Kitchen, water, cuyerts. &c.
$l50per year. These houses have recently had nice
front porches added, and have been painted, &c,
g" 8. NICE - IRoN-VERhTDA STOCK. BRICK
| DWELLING situared. on the southwest corner of
| Twen1y fourth and Marshall streets, containing
aboutfe ten rooms; gas, water, BAH, and all modern
% 8. 81 DESIRABLE DETACHED BRICK DWELL
Broad and Marshall streets, containing about eight
rooms: detached sttchen. Gas, water. &c.
tween wee. FIN and p Sixth streets Main between E,es-
enth and Twelfth streets Ninth between Main and
F5ankII streets s9 and qEF I i; s. Ss
Church and Union Hills; Venable between Twenty;
second aud Iwenty:third streets; Jessamine and
IL. SMALL STORE on Sixth street opposite the
market, between Broad and Marshall streets; Frant-
lin between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, streets !;
Cali and get Keys and be suited. Prices will be
made 10 suit YOU. ROBERT =: LYME,
m h.2f
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By J Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and huctioncer.
l1l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME
J. HOUSE ON MAIDEN LANE. NEAR PINE,
STREtT.-By virtue of a deed OF trust dated 23d
April. 1877. executed by Charles w. WARRINGTON
and wife 70 me as and recorded in the Clerks
Office of the Eichlnond ChancCry Court. D. b. ITO
c. page 314. the Undersigned trustee therein lnen-
toned, being required so 10 do-detalt having been
made in the payment of notes therein securet-wili
sell al public auction. on the premises on MON,
DAY, May 12:h, ut So O'Clock r. NJ. that FkAaiE
DWELLING located as above. The LOT fronts on
Maiden lane ca feet, with Il depth of SO feet, and
commences at point on said lane Ill feet dis
taut from Pine street.
This Is class Of small property which pays good
income nn the investment.
TERMS: BY cunscnt, one third cash: balance In
six and twelve months. with interest. sccureo oy
trust deed. l.. b. BROW Il, trustee.
] TInMpSoN BROWN. AucIlonecr. my 2
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Is.AalEsa!, LIZ Z.S.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

RICHMOND AND PETERSErRGi
RAILROAD COMPANY.
1TOMEIENCITG SUNDAY, 2Iay /, 1879,
q trains or this read win r,,n as Follows:
1885 4. ID, THROUGH MAIL taily, connecttas
s anh H HnarSJ ari cnartson H afsS.
Jacksonville parIor cars to Whining
ton. Stops only at Chester and Man.
7:54 4. ~, ACCOMMODATION daily (exccm
sunday makes c!OSc connection a
Petersburg WITH tie Atlantic. Ms
st,sippi and Ohio raII-nad for Bristol.
Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis,
e.. .LyuchhurS, FarmvIi", and 0thcr ioca
stat!oDs Oil that road, naklrS sant
time by any ether line. STOPS nj
4:55p.M. Ac CrtSa!li TRAIN daily
texceat Sunday. Passengers taxing
tnic train viii make clsse connection
1T Petersburg FER Norfos.
lO:35 2. r.. THROUGH MAIL daily Sunday ex-
cepte.i), conneclira 70! Weldon, WI
g"1 minyon, saleieb. Charleston, SaTan-
-5- nah, Augusta, Columbia, Atlanta, ais-
con, Montgomery, Mobile, New Or
81. .. leans, aud all poiuis South and South
...r west Puiiuan slenping-car from Bos-
s.q.ton for Wilmington, Savannah, and
the snrth. Stops Only at Manchester
.... Leave PKTRnsBURc NORTH
GAO l.. H., THROUGH MAIL daily tMonday cx-
cepIed). connec.las with Rchinoiio,
: .H. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
... .-.s for all points North. East. atn West
s' Stops at Manchester and Chester, ana
at Halfway and al Drar5's B!nn' GU
s:25A. NJ, ACCOMMoDATIoN TRAIN daily
le1ccpI euEeayl. Stops ut all ssa
ITO PM, INSTRUMENTATION TRAIN daiiy
texcept Su,dayl. Stops only ut MAE
crcster aud Chester.
s:IS 2. IL. THROUGH MAIL daily, scnnectri
'''..T With Richmond, Fredericksburg ant
.i.st Potomac railroad TOR all points Eas
r. '. ard West. Also, making close cenReo
III @ ! ton with the Chesapeake and Ohi.
>. #;.7 railroad for the Virginia Swings snt
-. all points North and West. This traiI
~ = > - stopS st Manchester and Chester. ant
at Railway and Drury's Biua' OIL
S.s-- I y /; signal. - '.-....s- 731
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start fsci'
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono SEQ A. IL. and. $50 p. H.; leave Peters
burg 9:25 A. 81. and 5:26 r. every sunday.
my3 A. SHAM shpesiln 1
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~ GrwbbS & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctionccrS,
Eleventh street between I,in and Dank

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE
Il STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. eos. u,'
THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET. EE.
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, AND
A EIEi; BUILDING LOT AItJpl%ING.-ln exc
cutinn OF deed OF must from The ate Robert j.
i;arksdllp aud wife The subscribers rs trustee
dated 18th December. 1877. and rcc0r!rd In Rich
mund Chanccrv Court oiliri, I'm -. Il. II y, page
4S7 being thereto required by the ho!drr OF lac
ci9 secured, we will sell bY auc Gu. upon me prem
iScs. Gu WEDNESDAY. Nav TX II. i: , O'Clock J..
NJ lie following property conveyed In said Gecu or
SO much OF it may DC necessary for Inc purposes
OF The trust-lo VIII !: x~>,-,,1.-, -,
The TIIREE-STOEY BRICK RESIDENCE NO.
20S east Main street occupied by Mr. r. b. Bentley.
IL las about ten ROOMS. win Bathroom gas ana
other conycnieDceS. and kitchen with tour rooms
The LOT il 81 LIZ bv 05I feet to an alley.
The VACANT LOT adjoining the above and next
TO Mr. A. Iiurrls's new block Of buildings. Its II
by 1054 feet TO an alley. &c. .
The above properly Is near to the business part Of
.he city. IN pleas INT ana improving neGhborhcod,
and desirable for residences -
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale FOR cash suli-
Client 10 defry the expenses If sale and TO pay Oil
note for 49, 600, which fell due on IN December,
1878, and the residue upon terms to be prescribed
by lhe administrator or assigns OF the RraItcr; but
IL IS proba BILE that by OF parties more favor
able terms Of payment will be allowed.
DAVID n. WALKER,
".. A. D. WILLIAMS.
...i g.: Trustees.
r.D,ppc C. wIrrrInS kurtionpers ny3
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Dy Goddin. Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctlonccrs,
1lO6 Main street.

WHAT BEAUTIFUL AND PLEASANT
L LY LOCATED COUNTRY RESIDENCE on
THE NEW NORTH Road AND RICHMOND
MILE FROM TIE CITY. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTfuN.-At The request Of The owner we wiz
offer for sale on The prcmi cs. on THURSDAY the
9Th day Of May, 1870, ar O'Clock y. III. The Prop
crty located as above. BRICK VENETIAN COT
TAGE; FIN roof; nine rooms: paprred and painted
throughout in the best manner: porch IL around.
Fine stable. and five good oui-hCuses fine well oil
wafer; TWENTY-ONE AND 4 HALE ACRES
BEST GARDEn-LASD: accessible by two good
roads; bold stream Of wafer h: Ough the place
fine orchard, consisting Of about 500 pear-trees
$50 plums, apples, aprcois, and cherries, 1ni
grapes. and other mall fruits. Yard 10 house nice
~ enclosed. A great variety OF roses. magnolias
cYergrcers. small shrubbery &C.. &C. This IS truly
delightful place. and should attract the attention
Of those seeking pleasant home.
TERMS: Une fourth cash; residue at six; twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with SIX
per cent. interest ufdcd. and, secured by deed o.
trust o.. GODD1N, WARREN y Co.
nv Q y '..' '"r. Auctionccrs.
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.(Repor.ed for the Dtspatch.l
=! PEesbytery Of Montgomery.
THIRD DAY. ~ f....

AMSTERDAM, BoTETouRT COUNTY, VA,
d.. !, %,t.,a "a May 9, 1879.
Pres bytery was engaged principally in
hearing reports from the churches. They
were generally encouraging-in some eases
specially SO. ~ - 49,. 4 .
Rev. WV. Houston rendered his resig-
nation Of his pastoral charge at Salem. The
church appeared by Its commissioners, who
presented the resolutions OF the congrega-
ton unanimously opposing the resignation.
Presbytery, for reasons stated by the pastor
and at bis request, dissolved the pastoral
relation. the dissolution to take effect on the
LIST OF July The following committee were
chosen tothe General Assembly Ministers,
u. Ban and w. w. Houston; allernates,
r. McIlwain and John Ruff. Elders, w. T.
Poague and e.. 8. Moorman; alternates,
r. g. McCluer and William Ingles. /.
A petition was granted for the organiZa-
ton Of colored church in Lynchburg on
the third Saturday in May. Committee to
organize: Revs. DIR. Halt aud j. NJ Raw
iings, with Ruling Elders I. j, kirkpatrick
and l.. l.. ArnlfStcad.
| ton OF. church on the North Fork OF Ro-
anoke; near Blacksburg. Committee Revs.
d. Biain and e. A. Miller and Elder John.
son Of Christiansburg. The question OF
| dividing the Synod of Virginia was re-
lferred to committee to report at The next
stated meeting in the fall. Committee
Revs. d, w. Shanks and j. N. Rawlings
and Elder w. 7. Poague. Locust Bottom
was chosen as the place for the stated meet.
ing next fail: time yet to be fixed. The
Book of Church Order was discussed on the
1st, ana the discussion is to be renewed to.
day (the 3d.. rs rt.
s It was Rev Samuel Bay Preston who is
called to Blacksbnrg, and w. B.. Arrow
wood. OF MeckIenburg Presbytery, who Is
invited to Giles county. 80, ~ -. s,
The third Sabbath in june is the day for
DR.. Shepperson at LeesYille: ~ r
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sG lReported for the Dispatch
Abingdon Pro bytery.
FOURTH DAY.

> = =
WYTHEyiLLE, Va, May 2, 1879.
stated yesterday,that Rev, A. L., Hogs
bead had been elected alternate delegate to
2. the Louisville Assembly. 1t should have
been Rev. ). NJ. karkpatrick.
The committee to whom Mr.. Painters let
ter was referred, asking about his orlina.
ton by Rev. Mr.. Stuart, brought In re-
port referring the whole matter 10 the Gen.
eraI Assembly. 80 fs
The greater part OF to-day has been taken
up with the statement by the members OF
the work in their respective churches. This
shows that whilst there have not been many
addi,ions, to the Church. yet almost Ire
!. port advance and hopeful state vi things.
The report on systematic benevolence
brought out the fact that more collections
have been taken up and more money raised
than eyer, before, and that! In the hardest
year we have .had.geThe evening was occu-
pied in discussing plans for. carrying on the
eYangelistic work, After much and warm
s debate The WholeEmatter was referred to O.
committee to report some plan tomorrow.
Rev. Mr.. kirkpatrick preached tonight to-
I q large and interested cong cation. 3.
sd FIFTH DAY. 81 Us isp
WYrBEyILLg. Ya.,. May 4, 1879. s
The report on education shows but three
eolored men. One has Just finished his
education Of Lincoln University !, In Penn.
yylyania; the other Is at Howard URiYer-
sity, in ~ ashingfpn, under Immediate con-
troll of Rev. Dr. Piizer.
fss Considerable time was spent this morning
lin discussing The question whether ses-
sion has the right to put into the active
dltiesso or his Nee al, eidsr Who has Yolun.
tarlly ceased to- act or resigned. Ii came up
as criticism ON 1 he minute book or a session.
{ Alter proionged diseHssian II was referred
70 z committee 70 report next tall
bytefy decided not 10 take up the
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BY George ). Vashnn & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonccrs,
No. 7 Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN
MADISON AND MONROE STREETS-TITEL Lot
HAS \ FRONT OF 30X150 FEET DEEP 70 \
WIDE ALLEY-G0OD BRICK HOUSE THERE
ON WITHS SEVEN OR MORE ROOMS.-By virtue
OF deed of trust from Richard :. Gax"0rodk, 'rIS-
tee for AIry +. G'azcbrcok. Ia undersigned ~ rus
tee, wt-!ming 'reto required; BY tie 6en"tcia'
Of said dCed-prOccrd 10 sell at pIrlic auction. on
the premises. Oh FRIDAY. May 9. 1879, 1T ,
O'Clock L. NJ, the property above ccSrribcd
TERMS: Cash ~ 10 expenses al executing ms
deed. and Il sum sufficient 70 pay Two notes amount
ing to zoe with some l aid interest Due there
on balance Oil such terms rs viii ic ANNOUNCED ut
sale. EUG5fI Sl:i.E~,
Trustee,
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TOR RENT, THREE HANDSOME a.
Il NEW BRICK DIV EILINGS, west Frank Eli
lin, With hiansard roof and all the modern improve
mcnts. built in the most substantial manner.
LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK TOBACCO.
FACTORY on Cary street between Eighteenth and
Niunieenth streets. a.s.-
IWO-STORY BRICK. DWELLING No. Sl3
west Grace street. with eight rooms. including
kitchen and servants room, with all the mordern
improvements.
s: LARGE BRICK DWELLING, with nise rooms,
No. 2714 east Marshall.
|: TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, with six
rooms, including kitchen and servants rooms, on
Fourth street between Leigh and jackson.
ETW0-STORY BRICK DWELLING No. 61O
north Fifth street. with five roons, and Kitchen:
.lTWO-STORY BRICK. DWELLING No. SO5
Third street, north of Baker. 49, ~ -
SECOND and THIRD FLOORS over the store OF
William Jenkins, Esq, No.l51s Min street.
80 'as't - ~ RICHARDSON s. CO.,
2i.5 - Real Estate Agents,
my 2-eod1w - e" Ills Main street.
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By Grubbs & Williams and Richardson L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and 4iuc;ioncere.
SALE BY A

COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG
~ TIoN. FOR TIE PURPOSE or DIVISION.
OF VALUABLE ICE.HOUSE PROPERTY ON
CARY STREET, AND LARGE LOT OF GROUND
IN ROCkETTS.-Pnrsmant to a decree OF The
day of April $40. In The suit b. HcGowan's aG-
miniStratriX Us. King. &C. the usdcrslZned, special
commissioners named III said decree. viii on TT ES-
auc. lou, to the highest bidder, The fo!i0wug.dc-
wit At The horr of O'Clock =. NJ. ~ili scIl that
LOT OF GROUND, with the I'M rovements there
on siinatc On Cary street between Eigh tcenIh and
Nineteenth streets, fronting s. ven'y-eight feet
more or less on Cary street, running through 10
Dock strce., being the properly now occupied by
Mrs Jane King In carrying On the Ice business, aud
which Is believed TO be the lest location for that
business IN the city Of Richmond, with large
building aud other improvements thereon especially
adapted 10 tie purpose and In view Of the early
completion of the Richmond and Allegheny ra!-
road, affords opportunity fora arst-cass invest
ment rarely offered.
And on the same dav, at 5 O'Clock T. 81. we will
sell, on the premises that LOT Oh GROUND 'front.'
Ing OF feet Seventh street bel ~cen Louisiana
and Denny street. in thas thriving part OF the city
know Rockets.
. TERMS OF SALE: One third cash, and the residue
on 4 credit of SIX. twelve. ana eighteen months,
the purchasers executing negotiable notes Tor Inc
deferred payments with int crest at The rate OF SIX
pcrcenum per aunuln added, and the legal title to
&c retained until the entire purchase-nol.y Is paid
THOMAS J. EVANS,
... i. 7. TURNER,
ny2 Special Commissioners.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street bet vccn Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF w D
" FRAME TENEMENTS ON THE EAST
AND BAKER STREETS.-In execution of DEGREES
OF the Chanccry Court of Richmond entered In the
case Of Schad us. Vopdcrlehr. &C.. Will sell ut auc-
ton upon the premi:es, on MONDAY, May 18th,
at 6 O'Clock L. NJ, The TWO FRAMED TENE-
MENTS situated As above, owned by heirs of Cathc-
rinc Schad, deceased.
TERMS: One third ca sh balance ut six ami twelve
months with interest. JOHN w. WRIGHT
Special Commissioner.
GpCnnS WILLIAMS Aucttoneers. my