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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07
BY ". Goddln,

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" EXCELLENT FARMS IN HENRICO COUN-
TY THE one F9pR NILES EAST aS OF RlGW-
NILES EAST OF sA1D cry, C0NTAiNISG
254X ACRES.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Of Hsnco c9nny s on the Sd day
Co. and ais. rS Smith and others the same. we
shall, as special commissioners thereby appointed,
WEDNESDAY, the sth OF October. 1879. AT g NJ,
or fair If rot on the first ar day tRe,eafter ir IN
HILL snd SAUNDERS TRACTS, containing, by
recent survey, 344 s37l09 ACRES, adjoining each
Others. On the Ceda Hill tract here Is comforta
Bile FIR AME DWELL ING and other buildings. The
Cedar Hill and Satn 7der5 tracts contain together
about $50 acres in w, 1ods, about 100 acres of ex
celleut low grounds A. III about 95 acres of open
lands Of superior qualify, well adapted 10 truck.
an9 io
ranging from 10 10 lao :cres each, according TO
the plat Of survey to be seen at me once OF me anc
New Creighton and Hanover road and each parcel
has on II a BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE; Sec
ond. we will offer for SALE on Ne premises, itnme
!. ROBIN PARK FARM, adjoln ing The lands and, OF
DR.. John T. Friend, &C., containing 234a AGRE s
the use OF the place. About 100 acres are hgh iad
Of fair quality. balance In low grounds y very supe
ror quality The improvements consist or colii-
Portable BRICK DWELLING contai. alnH SIX
rooms, surrounded by forest shade tres RSoa
kitchen, oyerseer's house, barn. stable, &C., ahu
pretty good old orchard. The access to this -'arn
by the Stony Run road, so much improved reeeL NY
Is very convenient.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by a deed of trust. Possession
given as soon as the sales are by The Court
to The tenant the right TO remove the
.rcpS Of the present year. =.
- :, -. JAMES Fl. DOOLEY,
THOMAS G.. JACKSON,
SEES Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07
BY Frank D. Hin & Co.,
Zeal Estate Agents ana Auctioncers'
l1OS Main street.

y .RGE STOCK OF DRUGS, GOOD
I VIII, AND FIXTURES OF 4 FIRs TIC ,hI
DRUGSTORE, NO. VEST b dc "a ,Gya,nisira,
a ne jate julius we win sell at ane-
ton las wholel on TUESDAY. October , q IKE
Eao1on-WiII, and FIXTURES as contained In tue
s,ore No. wet Broad street. The stock embfacss
Everything needed for conducting hrss GAS
in every respect. .,.,- .o,do,, ia he ~, ar
,he iate owner was welt aud favorasy known, ana
the ioca ton commands good trade.
The STOCK can be purchased privately on appn-
carton 10 MIR. CHARLES BAUcH. No. 1917 cary
street. If not sold privately, the sale VIII De as
Trpms. Accommodating. and made known on
day Of sale. FhANh ~ nan anctioneers.
:, Sae .oH" SCI 6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07

certain old gentleman, very rich and
still more stingy, is in the habit OF wearing
his clothes to the last thread. One Oh his
friends, meeting him, exclaimed: They
told me that you had new hat, and I'll be
hanged il you haven't!' sob, yes" said
the miser, looking as il he were trifle
ashamed Of himself; 'syou see, my wife
Keptstelling me that the old one was good
deal worn out. Well, yesterday was my
Wfe,s birthday, aud I got myself new
hat for her birthday present" =
LICE port Journal: 1t is the, 9th OF Sep
temhef, and yet we have not noticed Il in, q
single exchange. But the lIae is up any.
Way. 80 here it lis: I" The melancholy DAYS
n ns' come, = etc. Confouad It! Sam HiiiI
s .aa ! e., and Mars Couldn't You Keep
maj, ms country was in a fair wy III
l a.ss..a the present year memorable bg
S.nlllag 70 mention the yearly nlaint. a,sS
1on s hsSs.aYs 3, spoiled all I'D De ASHAMED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07
RAILR0AD liz. :
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CuEsr 1Esas!.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. '''NO'
TAXING EFFECT ocToBERl 49,,
PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 p. N. Leave Richmond daily fo~c.,,x
aayl connecting at YVES, ~ ruH-
.sa..a..s TUESDAY. THURSDAY nHWhf N
URDAY: with steamers r,r pn ~, HAT-
m mSr on Inc YORK river and fG c- me- ,9a-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAN.
,S S:o9 4. NJ Leave Richmond daily t isrc.
Io'oo a. N.Y. dayl, connecting al W. pocDt >rn-
,5TtteaIneTs for Baltimore on MN vim
rnEsDAf. WEDNF SSHnAY,
THURSDAY, and sAIr.pn,I
mitn steamers for New W.
S HS PAY. WEDNESDAY, , on
INLAY With steamers for D. ar
I Epfn ana Boston on TUEsDtT:.,r,'t,,
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN
o'io ~ VI L k Richmond MONDtY VIZ,
StsDAf'and FRIDAY, !" Ed
PASSENGER TRAINS
1000 A. II. Arrive at Richmond ,,.,
SSInuHayl CONNECTING :, IL, weep.
InEsi1AY, THURSDty a.1 In'H:
more. WIN Steamers from Bill
THROUGH FREIGHT TRANS
51o PiM} A Ar5,SS EcIaorG dsIry lr
y.r. inner. .erS from B,tlno,c XXI, ,n'
i"a' Providence. ana 4. sinn We"
LOCAL FREIGHT TitfE .'''o'
$3.50 P. VI. ArriTes a, E,rh,,,,,
M ,r,rs,.r " WyE,D.'NSE,SDAY, and lnSH,YYDAY,
southern points Cars run ,hr,Iys, ' 10 "r from
and West Point. "S" o'."een Atlanta
guaranteed. '' wash .'"est '.s
Through bills Of ladlag. with y,,.,,.,
issued TO all northern AND y,..nr, 'Ts1 rar',
For In formati0n, apply al Office nr Mo 49,.
lWenty-tlrd ana Dock streets, RiCr-,n,T any,
oc h. i. DOUGLAS. >s,,.~t,,'nN -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07

"Where did you say you are?" asked
General Grant in amazement, while Mrs.
Grant stared with eyes wide open and lips
apart. Way down here at the foot O.
Market street." replied Governor Perkins,
chuckling audibly down the wire. ats a
good joke,'' exclaimed the General, turn
ing to q hotel clerk who was standing in
the room; ugood joke, but don't catch
the meaning" "This, SIR" said the clerk,
with the air OF man OF superior civiliza-
tion, ri a telephone. 1t was invented by
-" ooh, yes, indeed, General" in
te.rupted Mrs. Grant, don't you know we
read about it, .-.-=. -ss..
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f's BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctieneer,
1912 Main street.

NTU !E FRAME HOUSE. AND GOOD
M OF, SlTUA TED ON BRYAN STREET
N H0 WARD GROVE, AT PUBLIC AUG
TfoN0l ~ request Of the owner viii offer for sale.
upon the premises, on FRIDAY the lIth day of
scri6ed Pro >PERTY. The HOUSE is a double one,
and there is good kitchen. coal and wood house.
and a fine we'll OF water. The premises are now oc-
cupied bv Mrs Abrams. n bis presents a first class
Opportunity to persons Of limited means to pur-
TERMS: viii b. very llber1l, and announced at
sale. ROhLhT b. l. NE,
oc4 .M-r- Aucioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07
By GrubbS Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anctionecrs,
Eleventh street between Mum and Bank.

A GRAND SALE BY COMMISSlON-
IA ERS OF SOME OF TIE MOST DESlRABI. e
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICIMI.9l,Ei22;;
THE NORTTWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND
SIXTH SrREETS.-In execution of decree of the
Chancery Court of Richmond, entered on the 2fll
day of June. 1879, in the memorable case OF
/" Browns administrator as. BurtGnS adlninlStr;t-
tor" &C.. the undersigned, special commissioners
p @eeny aP on S he %
S M6sP E SSf' EsATE the city
LOT No $50 iu the plan of the city, situated at
the southwest corner Of Franklin and titth streets
street and running back on the west line OF fiiti
street. and belwecn parallel lines. 1872 fret ana
embracing the VERY L., LAkGE FRAMED Dwell
Also. 4 PART OF Lot No. COS, adjoining the
above on the west. fronting so feet on Frank
with a SMALL FRAMED DWELLING thereon.
After the above will lie sold LOT 80. DAT i'll The
uan of the city. situated at the non Invest corner OF
Main and iXth streets. opposite to the Second Bap'
list church-used by Messrs Rogers e Miller as a
street. This LOT fronts 100 feet on the north side
of Main street and runs back on the west line o!
Sixth street and between paI allel lines. 1885 icet
The properly Franklin street Is situated NJ tue
intersection of the two most fashionable streets III
one of the most elevated points, and In the midst OF
the most attractive surroundings IN the CITY Mna
Of desirabili,y site FOR public buildings Of any
kind or for handsome residences; and now that II
Is at last brought into the market an opportunity
lony desired by many is afforded of purclaS ing the
choicest propcrty Of the kind that ever las Decu or
can be, offered In this city. , -.
The property on Main street embraces large area
occupying an elevated situaIon> just above the bu
ness mart of the city. and splendid site for hoel
or opera house: by subdivision, for any purposes
recurring pleasant and central location.
All OF the above property l. so universally known
and admired that it is unnecessary TO say anything
further i'm lis commentator. but only 10 call especial
attention TO the sale which will 1t once be recog-
nized as one Of The most important which has ever
taken place in this city.
Plats showing subdivisions of the property into
parcels of convenient sizes may be seen NJ the office
of the auctioneers. and will be exhibited at the sales
which will he according 10 the Dats or otherwise as
bidders may desire and as the commissioners may
ut that time deem best.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash: the balance al
one, and three years bearing interest, payable
sem-aHnually, at per cent. with negotiable notes
for the credit payments and the Interest insa nents
and the titles to he retained by the Court until full
payment Is made.
WILLIAM W. CRUMP,
WILLIAM l.. ROYALL,
A. l.. BOULWARE,
II. ii. MARSHALL.
Special Commissioners.
Sales to be conducted by GRCBBs Il WILLIAMS
AuctiOnperS. sc IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctionCer,

office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
II TffE EP Plan OF wUoDViLEE,- one MIL E
EAST OF RICHMOND. NEAR THE COTrAGE
RESlDENICE Or JOIN r RATiS Esq 81 A TIE
VEST SIDE or WATER STREET. ADJ0!N-
ING THE SHIP-LOCKS, AND NEAR TO THE
WHARYEs Of THE 0Lp 3D. Do N lesd S II t1s,
executed by Colonel Henry Cabell and wife to me
subscribers bearing dat. goth January, 1S62, duly
tue Of decree Of the Chancery Court of the city Of
Richmond, entered on the 17th June 1879 IN tie
case of Cox's executor US: Cabell, &C., We TIE I'M
dersiened trustees will offer for sale at public auc-
ton on the premises. in the order advertised. on
THgRsnAY The 9th oct Der lsa9 PTS s9 F fnYB
in said plan OF "Woodville w: Lot No. Z, con,
talning II $500 acres; No s. eontajn I'm n1 IA
No. 10, Containing IL 76-l00 acres; No. 10. con
tanning 10 7O-lU0 acres: No. IL. containing
1S-1O0 acres: No. IL. conainnS acres aIs o,
No. is. containing O acres. The bidders will meet
on the Mecuanicsvie turnpike at its intersection
with Cabcl street, aud near to the beautiful resi-,
dcnce OF Mr. John p. Davis. aud from thence VIII
90 on the premises These lots are well adapted to
subu ban residences for market gardens, and tor
the most part lie remarkably well for Such purposes
day. in in the City city 81 Richmond adjoining the ship
locks, the following VALpAbhE L LIZ H. "a
street. running back about 200 feet more or less
Abram warwick and on the east by Mrs. Ann
Dlde. Also, another lot on the south side OF Water
street. commencing az the intersection OF Inc West,
running east along Water street 80 feet, more or
less. 10 street recently condemned: thence along
the western line of said street II fcet thence cas
wardly along Wharf street 45 fect thence ut right
angles to james river. on which Il has IRON, or
90 feet and on the east by Mrs. Dadt's lot BON
of these lots are subject 10 such rights rs the James
River and Kanawha Company have acquired Dy
condemnation or OTHERWISE Pats OF tne toreaoi1G
which property special attention Is earnestly IN
yied rs 1t is so near the York River Depot ana 10
the wharves and warehouses OF the Oid DOMINION
Steamship Company as 10 render 1t peculiarly valu-
able. .,,o
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen mouths for negotiable notes. interest
added, and secured by deed of trust w
ALEXANDER H. SANDS,
JOHN HOWARD.
400 Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07
By Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Public
corner of Hull aud Ninth streets,
Manchester, Va.

4 UCTION SALE.-By the request oil
N Mr. Samuel Worl will offer for sale at public
auction on THURSDAY the 9th day OF Octooer
1879, on the premises, IL I o'clock A. NJ, ne
truly valuable SMALL FARM eontainings, ,l 1qc
ACRES, near Branch's church, with NEW FIVE;
ROOM FRAME HOUSE not quite finished, located
In a healthy and desirable ncighoorhood, wei
wooded and watered: convenient. to churchcs
schools mills, &c.: and only six miles from Man
chester by the Broadrock road.
Immediately after the above sale VIII sell
Q FINE HARNESS-HORSES.
/ TWO-HORSE WAGON and HARNESS,
TWO-HORSE PLOUGH,
l SHOVEL-PLOUGH,
2 HARROWS Single and double trees.
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FCRSlTURE' .
Lot of CORD-WUOD,
COW and YOUNG BULL, e.,,,,,,-
2 BROOD-SOWS and other FINE STOCK,
SHOATS and HOGS.
All of this property is in good condition.
This Is rare chance TO procure nice little nome
near the city.
TERMS: Cash for the personal property. For the
land. one third cash the balance on credit OF one
two, and three years for notes. secured hy dee OF
trust on the land bearing six per cent from
day of sale. FRANK j. SAMPSON.
az $50 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07
by Augustine Royal
(successor to Moody & Eoyall)'
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer.
office corner Ninth and Hul@treets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
TRACT Of lie LANP pd LYING fi1 u \
MILES FROM MANCHESTER. NEAR - THE
RRoADRGCK RoAD on s sat A. ,E 9SrN9TT
OF THE COURTHOUSE OF THE CITY OF
MANCHES1 ER.-Dy virtue Of decree OF me CT r.
cult Court for the county Of Chesterfield In the sun
therein depending styled John B. Wilkerson and
wife u.s. Fore aud ais, will expose for sale NJ pup
lie auctions on the day and at the place above writ
ten, atthe risk and cost of R. Frank Smith and al
persons claiming under bin. The VALUABLE
containiug 1s4x ACREs Of LAND, about half
cleared balance we'll wooded. There Is LARGE
THRsE.STORY FRAMED DWELLING In good
order on the land, aud also all the usual ut,bnid
ings. There is u fine creek Of pure wafer running
through this farm, and the low grounds are very
good. This farm, situated so near the city ana IN
such pleasant neighborhood, should command the
attention OF those seeking good home.
For further particulars ca on the auctionee rcro
nd eighteen mouths for negotiable notes per cent.
added and title retained or deed aud trust.
c. G. MCRAE,
OCT Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07

SLIGHT DIFFERENCE OF POLITICAL, OPrS-
1oN.-Home Ruler: Obthruct:onists dye
call them, yer grinning ,spalpeen. Who
thried to stop the foggin' in the army
who Is 1t but thin has rispict for the sa.
credness iva MANS skin i? Come on, thin,
and i'ii put such.a head on We yer grand
mother wouldn't know ye from squashed
pumpkin. " Fin. - So --al-
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

BEWARE OF MIIAIIONS. :
The genuine are never gar-eoated.
Every box has 3 red wax seal on the lid, with the
impression DIR. MCLANE'S Liver PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures of G. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS. ON
the wrappers.
insist upon having the genuine DIR. C. MCLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared BY Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations
of the name McLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my 12-deowly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07

w B. DREW, No. i90S MAINR mP
Fine Hsnd.Made RooTs. 8, HOES and GLI-E SAl
TIERS, offers special induce alents to cash 40
buyers. To order, Fine French aalf Boots So Fii'e
abroad when You get better article and for ess
money by purchasing HOMEMADE GOODSp
Special attention TO orders by matt e6-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07

INTRODUCED TO GRANT.-[Virginia (Nev.;
Chronicle. l." General, Pm PiSley, ano
Pm clad to meet YOU"
mTbank you, Mr.. Dixley."
TheGeneral bowed and shook hands with
all corners. Mr.. Pixley grew pale, ana,
turning in bewildered way to the report ?r
orc on the deck Of the City OF TOXIC, sald
s.Ny God! He actually doesn't know me! II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07

During the tobacco controversy IN the
medical journals some years ago one OF tne
combatants declared that the great sir Isaac aa
Newton was determined smoker. rms
set inouirers to work, and they found tha'
the reliable biographies of the great Pbl!os.
opber do not support this assertion. On the
contrary, Sir David Brewster says Una,
{. when Sir Isaac was invited TO take shuh
he declined either to smoke or 10 shun, Ic'
marking that he would make no necesst'
ties to himself" .. ~"
They call poor lodgings "twenty-een'
quarters" in New York. Syracuse Sun
day Times. ,7:E> .s..- -..-.
Less suspension Of murderers is what this
country is crying fer.-Marathon Iade'
pendent.
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AVr4.rrssy EALEss-.Future Bays.
By Frank d. Hilf& Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'5 p
No. HOS Main street.
SALE AT AUCTION OF
VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS
ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET
BEGINNING $50 FEET FROM THE RICH
MoND. COLLEGE PROPERTY AND Ex-
TENDING EAsTwARDLY TO THE
PROPERTY OF SAMUEL truth.
ERFOoRD, ESQ,
BEING PART OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN
r... AS "BELLyILLE."

nv virtue OF n deed Of trust dated July 81, 1877,
and recorded In the clerks Office Richmond Chah-
Gerry Court, in Deed Book III c, page la, ana at
the request Of the benefciaries in said deed detan.
having been made in the payment Oh ceILIm ooH II
therein secured, we will sell on WEDNt,SDAl'
October 8, 1879. at O'Clock =. NJ. on the prem
ises the REAL ESTATE described in saio deeC rs
follows: All that certain lot or parcel 81 gronnu
living and being in the city of Richmond. on me
north side of Franklin street, which IL 1ronts 10:
n dstanceof 698 feet, more or less, beginning ~ y
point on the north SIDE Of said Franklin street 9ou
feet distant from the line of the Richmond.S
property. and extending along said street 69S ieet
more or less. TO the property now or formerly ne
longing to Samuel J. Rutherford, Esq, ana run
ming back towards Grgce street between paraiie =
inches to an alley twenty feet wide being part Oh
the Land known Us Belvile. ~ .
The ground will be divided into lots OF 80 feet
each according to plat TO be seen at the ONCE OIL
the auctioneers.
THE extension and grading Of franklin and Grace
streets to the College grounds has ennanccd Tue
value of This property very mate riay ana t1s SAFE
offers to parties desiring lots to build upon or 10 nold
as an investment superior inducements as no olher
locality In the city mas improved so rapidly as THIS
IA the past few years.
TERMS: The deed requires $4,000 cash ana In
terest at the rate OF 8 per cent. per ahnum from
July l, 1877 I'LL paid, but for the convenience OF
purchasers the terms will be one third cash. the
balance IA six and twelve months, with interest
added to the notes, to he secured hy deed of trust
JOHN II; GUY }Trustees.
FRANK D. HIIL.}
Sale to be conducted by FRANK d. HILL Co.,
Auctoneers. Sc 25- 2729.Oci ,dds
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. C. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, in cases o
AGUE AND FEVER, when tai ten with quluine, arc
productive of the most happy results No better
cathartc can be used preparatory to or after taking
ouIuine We would advise all who afflicted with
this disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
gatiye, they are umeQualled.
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They had dime supper in the neighbor-
hood OF Pawtucket, conceived and carried
ont bv the ladies. The conditions OF this
novel supper were these: For every word
spoken BY the gentlemen at the supper-table
forfeit of ten cents was imposed; but, on
the other hand las duties are always COM
pensated with rights and restrictions with
priyileges), it was agreed that whoever
could weather the whole supper, submitting
to all queries, surprises, and ingenious
questions without replying. should be en-
titled to it gratuitous!y. Many and fire.
quent were the articles and subterfuges re-
sorted to by the ladies in attendance to en-
trap the unguarded, and one after another
stout and discreet man went down before
the constant volley of artful interrogations.
At last all fell out and paid the dime penalty
save one individual-a queer chap-whom
nobody seemed to know. He attended
strictly 10 business and passed UNDECIDED
these jokes, jibes, and challenges. They
Quizzed him, but all in vain. He wrestled
with the turkey and grappled with the
goose. He bailed out the cranberry sauce
with an answering hand, and be ate celery
as the scriptural vegetarian ate grass; and
finally, when he had finished bis fifth piece
of pie, he whipped out pockctslate, wiped
it with his napkin, and wrote on il, in a
large and legible hand: ~ am deaf and
dumb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07
Auction sALEs--.Future Days.
BY Robert b. Lyns,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, z,
No. l212 Main street. :tSs@
r ARGE AND DESIRABLE THREE
STORY sTocK-BR1cK DWELLING No.
10 WEST CLAY STREET,
DIRECTLY FRONTING CLAY-sTREE9 ME
THoDIsT CHURCH, AND BEAUTIFUL
VACANT LOT ADJOINING, FOR
SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION.
aRGE AND DESIRABLE THREE

BY rssuss. OF tn. he!r.at-aw Of the late MIS- rs
nublic auction. on MONDAY the 9th day or Ocsc-
ber 1879 at AZ O'Clock P. H., we above very VAN.
able property locate described on me soutt
Tne Dwelling contains ten rooms. wide nhh. Hing OF
ave attached water e1a snT fo St ans in
most d.sirsble neiebborhood. With the house VIII
be sold the lot upon which It STANDS o. ~ i d
Inches front on Clay and EXTENDING basS ~ oepth
l 4S feet inches to a l6-foot alley TN -,
immedisteiT after the sale Of the heu.e VIII Dc
sold the beautiful LOT upon us eaas 1 IL.
by II feet inches 10 alley In rear 9 fset wide,
and has upon 1t frame stable and shed' WIFE spien
did shade-tr.es. ,,r
TsHMs: Will be one third cash; balance ~ six,
twelve and eighteen months from day or SAFE, Win
notes and six per cent inserest-oeed Oh u"s' 'eeu
Special and particular attention Ia invited TO the
'A oe . 'ni' pRGcBERT B. LYME, Auesioneer.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, T Fl a T
LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL BRICK
DWELLiNi. No. 1904; 0NSTH THE SQRTH HI Si !E
nv SIXTH AND TWENTY SEVENTH STREETS,
FRONTING SIXTY-SIX FEET On FRANKLIN
STREET, AND RUNNING BACK HALE HE
nFPTH OF THE SQUARE.-The owner desiring
70 remove into a smaller house offers FuR SALE
THE ABOVE PROPERTY. Isis admirably loca,
rod and While convenient to business, is removed
from The noise aud hustle of the city Street cars
run within and half sanares Of The door, 100. mus
~ The civ rhe house is we'll built; has eight rooms
above the basement, which contains kitchen, DINING
room. coal and wood.cears. and spacious vine
vauit civ water on the lot and gas III The house..
The property has recently been given q thorough
over hauling and put in complete repair. Stable
servants room, and all necessary oul-buildlngs upon
the premises. rs, ,,,,-,n.,
The yards have been stocked with FRUIT and
FLOWERINGS, VINES, FRU1T-TREES, &c.
For terms &C., apply TO ,,o,,>
oodaod l113 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that l
IN will apply to the city of Richmond for the re-
issue Of the following BONDS Of said city, standing
in the name of MARY F. JACKSON, deceased, the
Bond Nc. 1854, due July l, 1899. for $500.
Bond No. $685.. due July ] :, 1888. for $500.
Bond No. $685., due January l. 1904. Tor SIOu.
JOHN ". WRIGHT,
Sheriff City Of Richmond.
and as such administrator OF Mary F. JACKSON, de-
ceased. sc oO-1uZn