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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-01
OOurt-HOuse Notes.


The county Squires meet the first
day of next week.
General Vaughn is again at his post
after an attack of erysipelas.
In the Chancery Court motions for
new trials arc the order to-day.
The Sam Brizzell murder ease has
been continued in the Criminal Court
until Thursday next.
I. f. Cassells, colored, took the
oath as pro tenn Encouragement in
the Criminal Court to-day in the
absence Of AttOrney-G General Turner.
An armistice has been agreed upon
between the fiery officials at Bartlett.
The situation, however, still has a
warlike aspect, if black looks arc an
indication.
No person was April foolish enough
to apply for a marriage license to-day,
not even a darky. John H. Jefferson
and Katie Collins and Jesse Evans
with Lou Evans were licensed yester-
day.
A nolle pros Ono prosecution has
been entered in the Criminal Court
before Judge Ray, in the case of John
B. Persons, for murder, as he is on
trial for the same offense before Judge
Eldridge, of the Bartlett Court.
The only paper recorded to-day by
Register Hunt was a mortgage from
j. r. johnson to Arbuckle & Tucker.
Yesterday afternoon James f. Glass
executed a trust deed to j. D. Quig-
ley, and A. G.. Marion a warranty deed
to H. Lindeman.
Joseph Bernstein, a stalwart of hid
eous mein, who raped a young girl in
his employ, and was convicted there
for, vas yesterday sentenced to be
hanged by Judge Ray, of the Crimi-
nal Court. The case was appealed to
the Supreme Court by his counsel.
The case of John T. Welsh against
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company for damages was called at
noon to-day, and a special jury was
impaneled to try it. In the case of
Munford against the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, a decision was
rendered in favor Of the plaintiff for
$500.
VIM. Wallace was on trial at noon
to-day before the Criminal Court on a
charge of having robbed VIM. Beatty
of 5000 two years ago, on fernando
street, the second door from Elliott
street. An eighteen year-old darby
on the witness stand created much
merriment among the spectators in the
court.
After five days of earnest effort, a
jury was yesterday impanelcd in the
Persons murder case at Bartlett, and
the trial began this morning. The
jury is reported to be a irst-elass one
in every respect, and unless the main
witness is impeached in his testimony
the result has a bad outlook for Per-
sons. The prosecution is conducted
by Attorney-G Generals Turner and
Duvall, aided by 4. NJ. Hearn. The
defense by Patterson, Ben Reeves and
Currin.
The papers in the State receivers
agreed case were submitted in the
Chanccry Court to-day, and it will
take a platoon Of lawyers to untanglo
the muddlc they are in. Judge La
than declined to appear in court as a
party in the contest, and Mr.. Wilson
declined to permit Mr.. Doe or any
other imaginary defendant to remain
a party to the fight, but will require a
bona fde flesh and blood contestant.
No action by the court as yet.
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WHY?

Why does the bud that is near to its breaking
Make sweeter smiles than the full-blown
rose?
Why does the dream on the verge Of awaking
Stir deeper truths than a deeper reposeg
Why does the love that is broken with parting
Lift itself higher by the fullness Of pain?
Why did the Sunday law displease at
starting?
COleman's number 10 they could not obtain.
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spring millinery.

The grand opening of French MILL.
merry will take place pm Thursday at the
store of P, 4, Hopkins * Co, 269 Main
street. Mr.. Hopkins has but lately re-
turned from New York where he selected
\ large and elegant assortment of ladies
hats and bonnets as web rs a tasteful va
riety Of laces, ribbons, artificial flowers,
etc. The ladies may rest assured that this
stock is second to none in this city, and
all are cordially invited to call and see
the grand display of choice and elegant
goods.
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Last Nights Storm.

Near the midnight hour last night
a heavy rain set in, which, with little
intermissiOn, held on until after day
light. The thunder roared and the
lightning flashed wildly for a time
after it first broke loose, while the
northwest wind howled fercely. No
damage resulted as far as heard. The
total rainfall was over one inch, and
towards noon to-day the breeze had a
polaric tinge.
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where was Moses

when the light went out2 The popular
song set to music given away April LIST.
In the meantime goods will be slaugh-
tered to make room for the great spring
sale to commence soon at the Big Boot
shoe store. No. 344 Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EMERsoN's MINsTRELs appear
Thursday evening at the Memphis
Theater for three nights and Sat
urday matinee. The Philadelphia
Times, of a recent date, says of the
company
The season at the Arch Street The
ter was opened last evening by Elmer
sons Minstrels, this being their first
appearance in four years. A large
and highly amusing bill was presented.
Mr.. Emerson, in his original songs
and peculiar sayings, was excellent,
and his wit and humor kept the house
in a continual roar. All the members
of the taoupe rendered their parts in
a very creditable manner The en-
gagement continues throughout the
week, and will undoubtedly prove
popular.
Sale of seats commences tomorrow
morning at Hollenbcrg's.
The Diplomacy party, now at Mar
shall, Texas, will appear here fol
three nights next week, commencing
Monday.
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Clothing Cleaned and Repaired,
G.. DOernberg, 10 Adams. I2G

800 Reward for any foul cistern
that we cannot purify in five days with
our Improved Water Elevator. GEO.
RUBsH 4 Co, 46and Al Charleston ay. r46
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Npring Honse Cleaning.

Now is the time to have houses wall
papered. Marcus Jones', 1851 Second
street, is prepared TO execute all orders in
this line in a style at prices which defy
competition. 81
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Bargains in shoes, at Miller's. Iii
Type for Sale.

A font of 500 pounds long primer, in
good condition, with all necessary sorts ,
used about one year; suitable for a country
office. For sale Cheap by immediate
application to this office. S9-+
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Fine lunch Daily
AT Herman CarO's Saloon,
81 North Court Sc. +

As q safe and pleasant invigorant Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic suits ladies in delicate
health. DIV
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For boots and shoes go 10 Marsh
& Co.'s, S47 Main street. 26t

In quality, purity and flavor Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic is unsurpassed. 1t has
no equal. DIV
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IN the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job printing. 1887
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Ice cream and soda mt
21tl SfafEer's, 22O Main st

NOrHrSG a compare with Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic for bilious and msfarial fevers.
Il ~
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Miller's is the place to buy your
boots and shoes. III
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Soda Water and COnGectiOneries,
Heinrich's, S76 Main. C2Sf
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Good boots and shoes at low prices,
at Miller's. Iii
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For cheap and good shoes, go to
Miller's. lii
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John Walsh, Undertaken,
BAL Second street, next postofice.
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Ladies' shoes cheap, at Miller's,
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BUrTER-to the trade. 100 pkgs choice
Iowa aud Wisconsin, just received.
% Smith & CARTER, 5lS Front st.
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HOSE REELS, 49, 81, s.. Brownies, 25s
Second street. iet
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Gents hand-sewed shoes ct low
prices, at Miller's. Iii
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ALL discusses arising from a disordered
stomach yield at onco to Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic. DIV
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Ice cream aud Soda water
AZ StOt1's, No. 22l Main Street
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A. Y. F~RASRLANp's auction house, 1876
Main street, Webster Block. "a
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KirkIand's Everlasting Shirt
l5f
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NOTICE.

EOR over twenty-five years have been known TO the cniens of Mempbis and yicinty as
L a practical Piano and Organ maker and tuner, and though at present. y business has
assumed larger dimensions beg to inform tho public that the most thorough and reliable
work. reparingan and tuning musical instruments is doneb ~ 10 and highly skilled work
guaranteed. | am compelled by frequent complaints from all part Of the country to warn
the public agMnsi mpOstOs and frauds who use ny we'll known anne To obtain work Of
which they generally makes miserable boch, and represent themselves as m n agents. All
my tunersa and agents AIRY letters of introduction from mes signed. Respectfully,
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WANTED,
FOR RENT.

A NICE, new cottage, ~ squares east Of
"A the turn table on Poplar street, with room
for a garden. Rent cheap to a good tenant.
Apply to Royster, Waldran 4 Bacon, No. 27S
Main street. 25f
DEsIDENCE 2l Carroll avenue. Apply at
III No. l9. II
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sTRAYEp.
PERSONAL

T N. COLEMAN, Justice Of the Peace,
d. Notary Public and Commissioner Of
Deeds. Special attention given 70 collections
In the county. Office &4 Front st. 1881
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-13

Brief I{eqns.-There will be services at
the different churches In the city Tomorrow.
At the Meade Memorial church the rector,
Rev. j. II. Stringfellow, will preach on the
following subjects: In the morning, "The
Kingdom OF the Saints"; afternoon, "The
Right Use OF Speech; and at night on
"The Past Apostolic Church."
A petition has been signed by number
OF colored citizens asking the Legislature
to reflect the present Judge Of the Chester
field County Court.
The civil court was not in session yester-
day. This court has been quite busy, how
ever, for several months past. The Mayors
Court did not convene.
A number OF wagon-loads OF loose tobacco
passed through the city yesterday and
Thursday en- route to the Richmond ware
houses to be sold.
The clerk OF the Hastings Court has
issued several marriage-licenses this week.
The matrimonial market is becoming brisk.
Services are being held in the basement
OF the Colored Baptist church. This
church Is not yet thoroughly finished, but
when completed 1t will be handsome edi'
fee.
The Alert Fire Company are preparing
for fheir banquet, which takes place on the
18th instant ut Firemen's Hall.
Several prisoners will be released from
the city JUL this month, as their terms o.
imprisonment will expire.
There seems to be an increase OF trave
on the stages since they adopted new
schedule.
The ladies Of the Methodist Parsonage
Society are busy arranging the parsonage
for the new minister aIa his family.
The change recently made ia the grade
in the public schools continues to work YER.
well,
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lpETTassHrJRls..

EEEI8ak3{J<sStkS&Sss5
.aavfKAr1ox Avn con pEATH ogAS
of.p s,ty1EgS pga TH on IN fEsTI AABLs
s.aDt ARRIVAL or A YLEA5uRE PARTI- =
LEcrUaE BIZ DR. g--N " Es-i
care or a CHILD ToBAcco h maze. =
essa &C. Z
4 Il rssrrcsnandeace OF the Richmond nispatchJ
i $50 DEcEnBEB 10, 1879. {.
b tsa Sunday. the 2ist OF this month, Bisnop
sFalttle will pay special vis.t 10 81 s .sss
phen's tcolored) Episcopal enurcn, 10 snss
can,s ardars. q very worthy and 4pfous and
fsfe,.fgent colerea man named Thomas W.
Cain. AT night the Bishop will administer
the rite or confirmation.
: In the death OF Mr.. W iilinm II. DAGGER,
which occurred night before last, feters'
burg has lost its oldest native-eorn citizen:
He had almost reached bis a2bty-seconu
year, The whole Of bis long life was passed
IN this city, AID he died in The same house
IN which he was born, and IN which, VIE
the exception OF brief period. be always
lived. He was an bonored and usefni cru
gen. Me-. Badger was BemDer OF tne
Benevolent Mechanic Association, Wnfch
body will attend bis funeral tomorrow:
Mrs. Judith a. Hddick, wife OF Rep.
James A. Rtddick, of Sussex county, a.so
at her husbands residence, ct stony cfeek'
Yesterday evening. She Yves an estitDaols =
Christian lady, and known ana respee.eo
throughout this section. She was the
mother o; Mrs. Judge Weager ana oirs'
DR.. Joseph w. Smith, OF this city,
The race for a purse OF $3.50. Whicn was
to have taken place yesterday afternoon De-
tween TayIof.s mFibert7 and Rufin's
aDu,chman," was postponed on account
Of the bad weather until next Thursday. ;
Rain fell here all yesterday afternoon ana
| last night, and was followed this morning
by slight shower OF hail. TIE temperature
has fallen nsany degrees.
The steamer Carrie arrived at this port
last evening frem Hayre de G race With sew
erai gentlemen On board, who for ten days
or two weeks past have been cruising about
!. IA, james river 10 search OF game. The
tsteamer.js q model OF its kind, and admira-
ib.y adapted to hunting purposes. Its ca
lnscity is about seyenty-6ye tons, and 1t only
draws four feet Of water.
Rev, DR.. j. B. Hawthorne, OF Richmond,
will deliver a lecture at the First Baptist
church in this city next Monday evening.
Subject: "Be True TO Thyseli." When
the Doctor preached here TWO saobatns ago
no created such fine impression that doubt
less many OF our people Of all denem'na'
lions will go to hear him. s,-..
A little son of Mr.. Charles Clark narrow
" ESCAPED being killed last evening by his
nurse. While splitting some wood, the
child ran in front OF the axe, and caught
the falling stroke on the forehead. Inc
blade cut an ugly wound, but fortunately
the skull was not broken.
The tobacco market has shown increased
activity this week, with large receipts OF
loose. Prices on The better qualities have
advanced considerably. Much OF the weed
brought in, however, Is OF 1ndIherent
quality.
Rev. DR.. Blackwell, the new pastor OF
the Washing ton-Street Methodist Episcopal
church, will arrive in the city to-morro"
with his family. The parsonage mas oeen
very handsomely fitted up for him..
ROBIN ADAlR.
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STAUNTON.

rCorrespondcnce of the Richmond Dispa'ch.]
DECEMBER -, 1879.
The Board OF Directors OF the western
Lunatic Asylum were all present yesterday
at their annual meeting. They had an all
Jay session, and did not adjourn until ~
o'clock last night. In addition to great
deal Of routine business, the election OF a
suDerintendent and third assistant physl-
clan was held, which resulted in the unan-
imous election upon the first ballot OF DR..
A. M. FauntIeroy, Of Stanton, superlnten-
dent, and DR.. P. L. Murphy, late OF North
Carolina, assistant physician. There were
twelve applicants for the position OF super.
intendcnt and fourteen for. that OF third
assistant physician. / have given you the
names OF the gentlemen In previous letters,
many OF them being among the most dlstln-
culshed physicians OF this and other States.
Mr.. Thomas p. Wilson, venerable elder
Of the Old Stone church, and highly
esteemed citizen Of this county, died at his
residence, near the Willow Spout, yesterday
morning, in the seventy-seventh year OF his
uge.
A slide upon the railroad near CaldwelFs
yesterday resulted in serious accident,
wrecklng freight train, ard badly lnlurlne
Young Davis, brakeman, painfully hurt
ing Riley Armstrong, the fireman, anu
jesse Craven, the engineer. The eastern:
bound mail, due here at 1:50, was detained
seven hours.
A great deal OF pork in this county is re
ported spoiled by the warm weather and il
danger, and much apprehension expressed
Inv farmers and packers. PENN.
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DANyILLE.
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.l


DECEMBER IL, 1879.
Colonel W ;itiam Rison, clerk al the Hust-
ings Court OF The city, has paid over TO the
Auditor Of Public Accounts I;G5l.1l, the
amount recsNeSl for State taxes on deeds,
wills, suits, and administrations during the
fiscal year, 4fali12ts his commissions, and
sS2S5.SS, the net amount OF the lines col
iected By him. Total, Sa,361.
There Is q report that Senator j. T. Ste
vail, for whomfbe press and outfit of the
DanSille Ee3S,wa< bought several month.
ago, will revive that pnper, bat have no.
been able to trace 1t to any good authority
This week the %arehousemaa, have beer
crowded WITH work, the weather having
been very favorable for moving tobacco
The report from the market Is that prices
have been we'll sustained. Common bright
Jugs have sold at fron S6 to &S; fancy
smokers, s1s to sIa.; .geod bright leaf, sac
to Si2: tine wrappers, $50 to $40; extra,
Sa5 to $50.
Mrs. w. Is. Watson, who has been living
in Danrflls over forty years, says tie year
now closing hos basntbe dryest she renaam-
berS to have seen.
The new dep0t-bui.ding at the Richmond
and Danyilie dsp6s has been finished and is
now In use. There are rooms for tire OF
GERS N the second story. and MI the eces-
sary rooms and appanensnces on the 10 wer
floor.
One OF the farmers ia this county has r,,-
ceiyed Sl,So0 for the tobacco made by him.
self, enc employe, and one horse. He has
also a qaGatum slDicit OF wheat and oats,
hog and hominy.
A letter has been received from Rev. j.
u. L. Holmes, OF this city. which reports
that bis father died at his home, in South
ampton county, on the 9Th instant.
The writer was present about one gear
ago at q house in Halifax county during a
conversation In which several gentlemen OF
some prominence took part. The votes
given for Walker, Kemper, Taden. Holli.
day, ard the several representatives In Con.
gress. were canvassed, and the conclusion |
seemed TO be that the eolored people, though |
having oil the rtghts Of the white neopls, |
would ere long cease 10 be q noticeable inc
Tor In Virginia politics. :. No, = said one of |
tie company, a man OF distinction for learn
Ing and elequenee, though not professional
Iy . politician, g the colored people Will |
now ASSUME, or they wifi be placed la, al
position most dangerous for good govern |
1neDt~-ihat os she third parry, whose votes
can % controlled by the highest biddes.p
ALPHA.
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By Chewing & Rose,
. Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
No. ) north Tenth street.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THIRTY
- ODD HEAD OF FINE DAIRY SToCk.-l
will offer the above stock ut public auction my
Kana~ha canal, half Milc above the city OF Rich
mond. on TUESDAY the 10th day OF December, al!
~ O'Clock NJ.
At the head of this herd is the celebrated prize
JERSEY BULL RAMEO. There are Two prize
JERSEY COWS. A l0rge proportion Of the balance
of The herd consis OF GRADE JERSEYS and
AYRSIIIRES. which have been carefully bred by
me from The best milsers could procure.
The reputation Ct this her Is so wei established
that further description is deemed unnecessary.
At the same time will I've offered Tor sale THREE
LARGE. HEAVY-DRAUGHT MARES and TWO
Mil. rs. Il MILk-WAGON. aud DAIRY FURNI-
TURE: also. n portion Of FARMING IMPLE-
MENTS. including CORN aud COB-GElNDEH,
nearly new. &c.
TEfMS: An sums Of $50 and under. cash: over
$50. sixty days rmc, for approved: neroinb'e
paper. o. \. CRESSHAN.
". c. MONCUEE. Crler. De II
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ssssS GOODS .

yUsT RECEIVED At TIE ~
y MORE AUCTIOS-HOUSE N".t' 49,, ,.
sire. t. between First aud BROOK a,"' ,......
LADIES COZ; SETS, ia whl'"ar ."a . ItI.
LADIES COATS al Toe; '..'' So.
DREN'S, aud MISSES SHOES ~ ..... 81.
Than ever before: MISSES, zoe. ,.,sE.
3c.: LADIES ana GENTLEMi.''
In, r.nr,yrd. a large 10, Of CTOIliir" ....
bankrupt sale. at your own prizes g.: .'.. .....
large ,.t OF other goods too nuri.'fp"' -' '
Cai, carly and secure your haf.a.i'' .tt..,.-r
THE BALTIMORE ACCIl"Er,--"'... .fr,.-
no 22-S,M& vim no. 10 "a 80 -.------
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AUCyros sALEs..rutu-e ~
By ". Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ionaer.
Office corner Eleventh and RAM ,,,

JAMESTOWN ISLAND, OF U1sron,
~ FAME AND NAME. at TRIrsTrp,, DEic
TON SALE.-By virtue OF the trns,-ds.sJ ,AtC-
undersigned dated 10Th or Soyemher Ig-H 'as
corded In the clerks Office of Jstnes "a.
and the city Of Williamsburg. In Deed gnn T'f1ty
AT. default having been made. and htns = .Fa.e
required by the beneficiary viii seIi in toers'1
the United States Courthouse. on EauE t's"nt1 u
Tenth aud Eleventh streets. In The cltv ~, Ven
| mond. on FRIDAY, december I9. ie7al kch.
O'Clock NJ. the property conveyed BY nm, e ~ l2
In said deed ns :, aIl iha: certain TRACT or
WIN the DWELLiNG. PAPER-M,Li, and ND
improvements thereon, Wing and helm, g." ,bh'r
river, in the county OF james CITY ahI,, " 9a'lss
one-half miles or the CITY of W,nt,,n, 'f sHG
known as JAMESTOWN ISLAND cnn,.tna'2' Ist
THOUSAND AND FOUR HrSDpFn OSE
more or less l.391 acres hy sury"ri AZ re-.
same real estate formerly owned biz Wttt;' u2 2.
| The RR1Ck-aND- SLATED DWEIJJ%StE.' "!"5.'
" Dew- as are also most. II not all! The an "elr
ings requisite for the use Of the estate P''ft.
containing thousands of the bes, fruft-rc ' nam,
500 acres or :he finest aliuyial soil rrr, ~:
great cost; besides. about 400 acres =, ''l
able arable and-kLToGETHE A Nos 'hs.
ABLE ESTATE 1NTRiSsICALLY. AM VT.
WHICH CLUSTER THE MOST TfIgitI,yS113.N 10
TERESTTNG HISTORIC EVENTS OY or 81 N.
TRY'S FIRST SETTLEMENT. ''IN-
TERMS: Wits, the decd REQUIRES Ont,
debt $1,000. Interest. and expense rr !, '' ~
following will be accepted: One ihr,i ir '"' '6e
the balance at one and TWO years into. 49,. ~
haf-yeary, for negotiable notes. ,ecn-.,, Wy 'e'-
deed. and an approved policy OF ins...,. i'Fa''-
dwelling, &C.. for two years. IF" '.2
). l.. APrEE>rN. Tract,
J. L. APPERSOS, Sa1tSm n ''''".
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By Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
No, ) north Tenth street.

TN PURSUANCE OF \ DECREE OF
L THE CfIANrERY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. entered November s. 1879. tn The
suiof" Woodward e Son rs. Dclnc,' shall proceed
MONDAY. December 10 1879, al 1 o'clock I. NJ,
The HOUSE and LOT situated an Navy liill. III the
CITY of Richmond, having 4 front Of 80 feet on
Eighth street, and running back between parallel!
lines 122 Icct. being designated a Lot No ~ In The
plan or Navy Hill. The abova-mcn DWELL
ING contains live rooms. with The necessary out
houses commanding Il fine view OF The city and sur
rounding country. that, I'm cor necton with liz con-
strucfion. comments IL 10 any one wishing nice
family residence.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash tho residue in
two equal instalmenis upon credit OF Elk and
twelve months for which the purchaser Is to give
his negotiable notes with interest added from day
of sale to date of maturity, the lille to be retained
until all the purchase money Is pati and convey
ance ordered by the court .,,-1,
}. PRESTON COOKE,
Special Commissioner
CHEWING & ROSE, Arclioncers.
dc 9-lO.ll, IL. 1875