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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

KELLER-At Nashville. Tenn. on Wednes-
dav Deem y-r "a 1879. at q. M. Albert II.
K Her. OF his city, aged l8 years and ii months.
eldest son Of ]. II. Keller.
Due notice Of the funeral will be given In
Frid y mornings papers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

North Carolina is determined to encourage
immigration to that State. 1t has estab-
lished immigration agencies in England, Hol-
land, Switzerland and other foreign coun-
tries from which the people are In the habit
OF moving. One Of the principal duties Of
these agents will b to secure reduced rates
of transportation to those emigrants desiring
to move to North Carolina.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
A merry Chriatmas to NIL

Nobody In France seems particularly anx-
ious 30 take tho responsibility Of organizing
n cabinet. Waddington and Freycinot have
both declined, and Leon Say has been called
on as n last resource. It Is not known
whether he will agree TO act. II he declines,
a compromise Ministry. made mp Of tho va
slous elements Of the Left will hn organized.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

The Spanish Senate yesterday passed the
Cuban emancipation bill. which now goes be-
fore the House. II IL not likely to meet with
any opposition there. and will doubtless be IN
full operation IN few days. The bill provides
for the gradual emancipation of tho slaves.
one eighth being emanoipated each year until
NIL arp free
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

her laws She will DO sustained by oil good
men In tho Union. and those who counsel or
inaugurate rebellion againRt the constituted
authorities In execution Of their duties, must
he and will he put down
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

For tho Weat Gulf States. Tennessee ana me-
,Dhto rnfieu colder northwest Gtads and r,aiaG
barometer. occasional rain on ano'r, toliomed
~ partly cloudy and clearing Tedthrr.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans. ]
|. 8. CHALARON cashier of the above named
bank. do solemly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief. s. CHALARON Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
twenty third day OF December 1879.
JAS. FAHEY, Notary Public.
Correc-Attest:
ELLA VlLLFBEUYRE.
WM HARTWELL, Directors,
de2f u VICTOR MEYER
, 1879-01-06

meuts there will be *omn tosses Of stamps. etc.
There were between THIRTY aod forty eases OF
stamped epvcIones In tho basement which
were completely destroyed. Tho exact
amount and vaiue will not te known
until companions can BE- made from
tho books. They were placed ncar
the t,otler.ruom aud right next TO thr carpenter.
shop. Ii not touched hv the 1re they would be
utterly DESTROYED ty the water.
In almost al Of the departments an effort was
made, and in somo casea viii, success. To- ssTo
tis cases which arc used In "throwtng - the
mail. This Is an important thing, ~ ttcsc
caaes arc specially arranged for tta work, nnd
without :hem the wnrk OF tho Office would be
etratiy retarded. Tho Cases, ~ fast Is
brought out. were carried Of up, Tho
alle.. Immediately north Of tho building
Is large open lot, and great deal Of tic mall
sarci was piled there temporarily add put nm
der guard az men from the department Inr.
r,au,fns wcru brought into rtquisttlot. and the
tilcs we.u protected from The water which waa
fsiiing m all sides from tho heavy atrcams
thrown from the ellalnIsB buildings. Mons u
tho mall saTcd is believed To hare boen Injured
In tht transfer.
, 1879-01-06

Tim frat intimAtiou OF the fire received at sha
nse-a9arm Office waa from haif.grown boy,
who rushed In and said: ''Firo 10 tho poat-
Oa1ce." Ailuost 1t tho same moment boxes
No. ~. corner Monroe aud Dearborn strccsa,
aud No. AZ, corner OF Adams and Clark streets,
wcro turned in--one 1t B:27 aud tho other at
0:G.. Tho young man, whose name is Mtcllzel
Nuecnt, was employed ID Tho distributing de-
partmenk Of tho PostOGlce, and hau been sent
by tho head OF thu department, Mr..
V,erlins, to giro the alarm. A string
With key at either cnl was given
him. Oue ot tic keys fitted tho 'nre-ularm box
No. II, aud the other some door In tho building.
Unfortunately. tue youth got hold Of thu lat.
ter, and tried to opc,. tho A!9ua!-station door
With 1t. OF couste l,e couldn't do 20, but hs
pcEslsted In the attempt, II never occurring to
ht4, In h!s excItemcnt, that the other ons
might at, aud. after five minutes Of valu effort.
he concluded to run 10 the ceutral Office, about
4 block ll4taDt, and tell ths operators. Tho
[se-Ipsursnce Patrol got an alarm on the mo-
chanIcal telegraph, and were the ltst to reacl,
tho scene, ona Of tho men turnlpK IN Bog No.
~, Before The lrst relay Of enRines arrived
Nos. J, s, TO, II. II, q, with trucks ], >.
md 8-amoke ,Sas Issuing from the roof,
thsuRh there was s'apparently no hrs between Il
aud tho basement, from the Adams stseeE
entrance, TO which vast volume OF smoke was
pouring out A. the structure vas ase stories
in height, with Aanaard roof - feet hlgl,-
the latter being bsYoud the reach OF ground
| stream, Marshal Shay saw at glance
that more help was needed, and At 8:40 sent In
. combined secopd aud third This brought on
tho grouna engines Nos. O. I, ., 9. II, II, H. II.
Is, "a, Is, and n, snd trucks and l. Later tat
4:80l, Nos. 10, = "a a, 2s, and 20 rero ordered
dewn hY Chief BenneF. This made t"entT-ious
steamers and Ars trucks, Ill Of which were At
wusk BY s o'clock. sud most Of them we're ou
duty tho greater part Of tie evening.
Az near - can b4 asceftaiued. tho aro broke
out in tue basement near tbs boiler. and spread
| thence luto the cRrpantcs-shop. A steatn-httc1
named Harry odcobaugh ran upr4taiEs shouting
ire to alarm the occupants OF tho different
rooms. In very few MINUTES, however, the
smoke xss 90 dense Ia the halIxsSs that sscap<
, 1879-01-06
HONORE.
The Block that Bore His
Name Very Badly
Scorched.
Our Uniucky Post.0f1lce Com.
polled to Make Its Third
Move.
And Takes Up Temporary
Quarters in the Singer
Building.
Stirring Scenes at the Burn.
ing Building --- Hair
breadth Escapes.
Loss on Building and
Contents About
$115, 900.
Gen. Sheridan Compelled to Beat
a Retreat Before the
Flames.
The Fire Started in the Car
penter-Shop and
Ran Up.
Condition Of the Editlco Ycster.
day--It Will Be iilne.
dfntely Rebuilt.
The Post-0flco Peopls in Good Work
ing 0rder--How They Are
Arranged.
The Fire Started in the Car
penter-Shop and
Ran Up.
Condition Of the Ediilco Ycstcr"
day--1t Will Be Itnme.
dfntely Rebuilt.
The Post -0f}co People in Good Work
ing 0rder---How They Are
Arranged.

THE 1lONOHE 1bLOC!ks
This city ~ns visited saturtay afternoon by
the most destructive eonlla9fataon WHICH haa
happened since tho burning Of Field g Letters
store In the winter oF 1877. Tho scene was Enc
tlonore Block, on the west side OF DeaEoosn
street, extending north from tho corner Of Adj
,m.- This bu,,dinu stood on the site OF Qua
.o+.a =. H. t1onrv n 11ono,r orlnr to tina
stoe1su - 49,. 80. .'a's1 r. ~. ,,,:
fro OF 18Th tne money c3penaea III ~ eo'i'
struct[on, $300, 900, having been borrowed from
tho Connecticut Mutual Life-Insurance Conl-
,onv In 1879 Il wo. rnhuJl,, the intention be-
p".' 49, - - T.,.oass. h., =, ,r,,t, . c.,oc.
inE 70 nuke u II Eotope wv. , "tn ssr.s
5tJ ot IuU rooms. hlf. uohofa Hsro"eu WV
coo moro from tho Connecticut Mutual.
and expended, In addition, on tho new str,1ct-
t,-.. s,En n0n ~ hi. o,yn. nartlv rcn,eAentet)
.u'. s'Do'ovv y. "a - 49,. sn, ,,.so..,s.
hJ land when WAS ttauct oa ~ t'o eoH.1 ~ot4ts'
Owing to the panIc a la83,. Ae WAS, however,
unable to- 6ntsl1 It. During 1877 It passed Into
.h. ho,as ~ tho ,nortvoucnnl,]cr. m 10 whom Mr.,
49,. ..S.., ~ ,,rtr..,,, ,n,oro,t t.,c.
tlo"ot0 t'eu y" ~ y. ~ ~ ~, ~,
anu court coats, SoaUV Voo' NO iusutanee eoui'
pnuy bid It III at thu sale Tor 45o0,0oo. 1t ra'
matned on thotr bands a dead weight until thu
.nr4rg ~ 1n.t vear. rhe,, Tim snnroar},inp cou,.
n ,1"t'1n -, ~ ~, Gnvernmcnt @ nnil,,nr or,no,itc q
ptcs'oA " ."o -. ..>''t s'' oefe -, =
began to give 1t value. They expended last
year $50, coo IN It's improvement, it having been
lctk by Mr., uouoso In VERY incomplete condl-
, 1879-01-06

When It became evident TINT tho building
must 70, Postmaster Palmer made immediate
efforts to secure another place for base
OF operation. After considering various places,
the basement Of tho Finger Building was Sc
cured. and the tranatcr of the property to that
rluce began. All OF the cases that were sarcl
wcrn ecnt over flrst md placed about the base
ment, which Is unusunlfy large mud con'n,odions.
Island depot. whcra Capt. White had charge.
They wcrc there distributed through tho ma
chtnery of the railway nostaf service. Later in
the evening sltc mall matter MAS sent direct 10
the Singer Building, where Mr.. Freeland, As
aistant-supcriniendent Of Malls. dtrected tho
p1arfng Of eases md the reception and disposE-
tton Of tho u1ntf-baRa.
, 1879-01-06
WATCHES AND JEwELHY.
The Last Call.

The excitement oauaed by the burn
ing Of the Post Office ia only ex-
coeded By tho Groat CloBing.Out
Sale Of one Of our oldest Whole-
sale Jewellers. You can buy
Watches, Jewelry, and Plated
Ware positively for loss than half
the usual prices, and farst-o1ass
Goods at that. Everything war
ranted.
John G.. AshJe23an71,
1E1 StNte-St.
, 1879-01-06
root to feed upon. and upon which Il made good
stne,-the 6femen ali eay tho fAatest on record,
except In \ p1antng.mt1s.


The bnI1dlnr, which IL owned BY the Con-
necttcut Mutual Life fDaurance Com pany. 10 in
surct1 ID the amount Of 5000, 900, ali Of which
has been placed by the firm Of Moore d Jones,
mud 10 dsvdsd among tho various companies, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-05
I'll apintsr Fight fair Isabel:
I'il airing upon my knees and tell
No girl Is hand summer than she,
And that she autumn marry me.
[Oil City Derrick.

It is related that some years ago the
Postmaster General Of the United States
wrote to an Alabama postmaster to learn
chow far the Tombigbee river ran up above
his Office" The response in due course OF
time respectfully acknowledges" the re-
ceipt Of the letter from headquarters, and
the mailbag custodian chad the honor OF
informing the Postmaster-General that
the Tombigbee river did not run up
at all.'' The high official at Washington
"thanked the gentleman for his informa-
tion,' and notified him that his services
would no longer be required by the De-
partment. A similar disposition is likely
to be made Of Michigan postmaster who,
in response TO o letter making inquiries
concerning a distinction between the name
OF the post.ofice and that OF the place, With
view OF avoiding mistakes in the delivery
of mail-matter, wrote the following an
swer:
Dear Sir,-I Do get little out OF Patience
for government wants - sight OF labor
from q fourth Class Office when it gets
About II Dollars every three months for
Pay. il Government would eqIalize the
Pay it would bee -- sight Better. thare
is Tamarack swamp one Mile North OF
here with twoo Hands in it that is quite a.
Local Name here and it is in this Town and
this Office is - don't know Of any let
tiers getting in the swamp, and this Township
is In the county Of ---, and this county is
quite Local place. Isupposeit was located
WHARF it is when the Rest OF the world was
located, thare is quite number Of Local.
names around here and il uncle Sam will
pay me one Fiftieth Part as much as be does.
the President I could afford to Write for.
aim all the time and would not spend my
time swinging around the Circle either. so
much for Locals Yours truly Pm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-05
- ByJ. Thompson. Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1l13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
" FRAME HOUSES AND EIGHT .NA Va. NJ
LOTS BETWEEN WEST CARY STREET AM
THE 2LR REsERT9I RsT9 ~ SAAS S FUR
VACANT LOTS IN BAKERS ADDIT1l CN b, o.
STREETS. EAST OF BROOK AVENUE.-By vlrr
tue of decree Of the Chancery Court OF city OF
Richmond, entered - day In suit OF Fitzpat-
rick, executor, Us. Benton ana Others, shall, as.
special commissioner thereby appointed proceed 10
sell at public auction, on the premises, the above
mentioned PROPERTY, in the following order:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, AT O'CLOCK ?. NJ
those FIVE FRAME TENEMENTs. with three
rooms each, fronting Jacquslin street, at corner
of WASHINGTON.
tween Harvie and Jacquehn; and TWO LOTS. Ze
feet each on Harvie near corner or washington
street. near the corporate line.
SATURDAY, NOV. 9Th, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ.
TWO TRIANGULAR LOTS in Bakers addition
on Calhoun bstween Tyler and Hickory streets
LOT adjoining the above, 10 feet on Tyler street
and ONE CORNER LOT at CabeIl and Hickory
streets, fronts 25 feet.
E TERMS One fourth cash balance at -FOUR. e1gnI
and Twelve months negotiable notes, interest added
and title retained till conveyance ordered by court
JAMES Fl. DoOLEY.
i. Special Commissioner.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. no 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-05
BY Grubbs &c Williams, t...s!
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
" VALUABLE FARM ON LOWER JAMES
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 gath Of June,
1879, and on the 2lst OF October. 1879 In the suit
therein pending by the short style Of Jane: T.
Tosh Us. 81. Louis Mutual Life-Insurance Company
ed special commissioner for the purpose. will sell
at auction. at the office of Grubbs & Williams real
estate agents and aucIioReers on Eleventh street be-
tween Main and Bank streets, In the city or Rich
mond, Va. on MONDAY The LIST day of December,
1879, a, IL O'Clock 81. The VALUABLE FARM
ACRES, more or less. lying In Chest erfeld county,
Immediately on James river, and adjoining
"Presque Isle" The Improvements are COM
FORTABLE DIV YELLING with six rooms, and all
necessary barns and ort-buildngs and the land Is In
high state Of improvement. This estate Is be-
lieved to he one of the best on James river.
, TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 in cash; the residue
mot In excess OF the amount stated DeioWl at SIX
and twelve months for negotiable notes, With inter
est added: but should the whole sale exceed In
the sum OF $4,000, with interest thereon from the
2Sth of September, 1878, then as TO Sucn excess
upon snch terms rs the said Tosh may In writing
designate on before the day OF sale. Hen to be
reserved upon the property until The purchase-mo-
new Ii fully paid.
This FARM has been rented to Henry Achison for
the wear 1880 for the sum Of $500, and the pur-
chaser will have the option either Of confirming the
lease and receiving the reni with she right TO such
partial possession the LIST day Of August, 1880,
crops, or OF taking full and complete possession of
the farm on the LIST dag Of January. 1880, paying
to the said Atchson % per acre for every acre Of
land actually seadet In wheat.
,sa .:r CHARLES s. srR1S aamm,.:}OHssr
GRUBBs A. WILLIAMS Auct,oueers oc 25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-05
BY Chaffin, Staples L Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, l north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
| wATER-POWER PROPERTY ON JAMES ~.
RiyER, ADJoINiNG THE CITY WATER
dsed Of of trust from John B. and Lewis K. Harvie
and their wives, daled August l9. 1868. and duly
recorded In the clerks Office of Richmond Hastings
Court. i'm Deed-Book So 4, page SIS. the under.ign-
cd substituted trustee lin place Of T. L. GieSl,
being thereto required by the beneficiary In said
deed in consequence Of default having been made
in the payment OF tho money thereby secured. will
sell on the premises, on TUESDAY, November IL ,
1879, at 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 belonging to the
city of Richmond and occupied by The Water
Works, and bounded as follows: Beginning at The
southeastern corner Of the land occupied by the
Water-Works, on the northern margin OF James
river. and running thence north 1917, east about
1853 feet 10 the southern margin OF the tow-pah or
the James River and Kanawha canal thence down
the said margin OF the tow-path 400 feet thence
southwark In straight line 10 be run parallel to The
said first named line, south 1872 west to Inc north
ern margin Of James river, thence M the said mar
gin of James river 10 the beginning-being the up.
per part of the land owned by the said Lewis f. and
John B. Haryie, lying between the canal and the
river" .,
1ishments, especially of iron, this prop rty pos
sesses exceptionally fine advantages, and should at
tract the attention Of capitalists at home and
abroad. -. !. -
1000 and some accrued interest. yet, by consent
OF the beneficiary, more liberal terms Of payment
Will be offered. A. L. BOULWARE,
oc 81 Substituted Trustee
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE LAND-PART OF ROSENEATH-BE-
ING EIGHTY AND A QUARTER ACRES IN
THE WESTERN SUBURBS, ALONE THE LINE
OF THE GROWTH OF THE CITY, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue of decree Of the ChaEcery Court
or the city of Richmond, pronounced on the l4th
OF APRIL 1877, In a suit therein pending, styled
Caldwell and wife, &C., u.s.. keni'S executors, &c
the undersigned, special missioner, VIII sell At
public auction. on the premi.es, on WEDNESDAY
18th day OF November, at 3k O'Clock +. n, The
TRACT OF LAND in Henrlco county, about one
and half miles west Of the corporation line. called
+" ROSENEATH." containing EIGHTY AND 4
QUARTER ACRES, more or less. fronting on the
south side Of the continuation of Broad street and
adjoining the lands Of J. NJ. Lyneman. Samuel f..
Mftchells estate and j. NJ White. on the road lead
ing from the Grove road 10 the continuation Of Broad
street.
This tract win be subdivded into lots 10 suit pur
chasers, and Il plat thereof left at the office OF
Grubbs & Williams. real estate auctoneers, for in
spection previous to the day Of sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In three equal
instruments, with intere.t added, payable ut six,
twelve, and eighteen months, The purchaser 10 exc
cute negotiable notes for the deferred instruments
and the title 10 be retained until all The purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered by The
Court. ROBERT HOWAhD
Special Commissioner.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. huct0neers. no
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wAFFLEs.-rHarpers' Dra,oer.l- Thelate
Mexican Buchanan, though not very distin-
guished as an actor, assumed the tone Of
an artist Of the first class. 1t is said OF him
that at one time his valet came to him while
at breakfast in hotel, and, after reminding
him OF engagements: that would keep him
occupied all the morning, suggested that in
order to save time he should order dinner
at once. "What will you have, sir?" in
CURED the valet. :" What do: play to-
night?" asked Buchanan. Richard, sir"
was the response. "Then order roast beef,
very rare" A wonder-stricken youth sit
ting near the tragedian, and who was pro-
foundry impressed by the near presence OF
the actor, timidly remarked: "Excuse me,
Mr.. Buchanan, but what do you eat before
playing Claude Melnotte?" "Waf1es, sir,
waffles, 'Fespouded Buchanan in his most
pompous tone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-05
BY Chaffin. Staples Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. l north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
CABLE FARM CONTAINING 227 ACRES,
ON THE CRA1GTON- ROAD ABOUT FOUK
MILES FROM THE CITY Or RICHMOND, BY
AUCTION.-By virtue Of decree OF the Ghancery
Court OF the city Of Richmond, In the causes OF
Thorupson ps. BEDFORD and ais. and ROBERTSON,
trustee, us. Brown and ats,, entered on the 16th
aay of October, 1879, the undersigned, special
commissioner thereby appointed, VIII SELL IN front
OF Henrico county court house. ON MONDAY. No
yember 10, 1879. at IL O'Clock M thst being
court.day), that VALUABLE TRACT, OF LAND
iIeda.HAYPORTn situated on the Craigton road
four miles from the city Of Richmond, and former
" owned By j. 81. Council, Esq, containing by re-
cent survey 227 ACRES, one half OF which is hne
river bottom, and the remainder well adapted to
trucking. The FARM is In good state OF cultiVa-
ton. The DWELLING Is commodlous and COM
Portable having been repaired and partly built In
the last few years. It Is elegantly situated in a
shady yard near the public road The out-buildings
are such as are usually found on a farm OF this
Kind and in good condition.
TERMS: Whilst the decree presertbes one mira
cash, and the balance in two equal semi annual IN
stamepts with interest added for negotiable notes.
and the little retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase-ihopey Is paid and conveyan ortered py
the Court yet the commissioner has authority 70
alter the terms II he should see TT on the day OF
sale.
Those wishing to see map Of the property can
do so by calling the auctloneers Messrs Chanln,
Staples & Co. HENRY W. HOBSON,
- 49, Special Commissioner.
-CHAFFIN, STAPLES Co., Auctioneers. r"
- - oc 2O-d3t2w&wSt q,
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..AUCTTON aAslEs--Fnfure Days.
my Frank D. rziIl q Co., q
Real Estate Agents end Auctioneers I,
& 555s 11os Main street.
TRUSTEES 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-
~ GAR COMPANY. -,

nv virtue of q deed Of trust from John b. and
Lewis f. Haryte and wives TO The undersigned tTns-
tees dated January 80, 1874, and recorded In the
CLERKS office Richmond Chanceryr Court. In Deed
Book OF A. page &c. and ut the request OF The bere-
aciaries therein mentioned. default: having been
made in the payment of a certain bond secured by
said deed we will sell at auc On UPON the
on TUESDAY, November II, 1872 az f. o,ciocs
P. N. the PROPERTY described in the SAID oee1
as follows: All that certain tract or parcel OF Iano
lying and being IN The city OF Richmond, between
tween the James River and kanawha canai an9
James river, fronting upon said canal a0U feet ant
the same distance up0n the said river and being
that portion of the lands OF the said John u. ana
Lewis +. Harvie which les,>next east or below me
lands which were by deed OF october IL. 1873,
conveyed by said Harvies and wives to A. ID. VII
lians and K. Fl. Steger, la trust. to secure certain
notes In said deed mentioned, recor ded In Chancery
Court OF Richmond city, and embraced between inc
said river on the one SIDE the said land so conveyed
by said deed Of October IL, 1873. on another SIDE,
the said canal on another side. and stralpnt iIne
beginning on said canal at point 4oU feet oeioW
the said land conveyed by The said deed OF OCTOBER
II. 1873, and running to point on The SAID river
400 feet below the said land conveyed by said deed
of October II, 1878.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash as 10 the
exnenses of sale and enough 10 paw bond OF SlO,-
600, With Interest ut per cent. from January 30,
1876. more favorable terms mas be announced on
day OF sale JOHN Fl. GUY,
' FRANK D. HILL.
Trustees.
Sale By FRANK D. HILL & Co., Auctioneers:.