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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-22
The Liquor Traffic in England.

",Just look for one moment at the cost of
the enormous traffic An English gentle
man in New York said TO me, You can't
do anything in England Look at the i'm
mense amount of money invested in the
breweries Look at the immense wealth of
the brewers ! | said to him, My friend,
do you forget what God has done for our
country There was more money invested
in slaves here than there is in beer there.
There was one thousand million pounds in
vested in slaves in the United States, and
you have not as much as that invested in
beer that know of but when God saw fit
to move, what were millions to him 2
By the loss of three hundred thousand
lives, and at the sacrifice of thousands of
millions in blood and fire and smoke, he
swept away the awful degradation and
tell you, as look upon the victims of this
vice in this metropolis, | feel sometimes as
if political slavery could only be exceeded
by the voluntary slavery of the victims of
this vice.
"Why, one hundred and forty million
pounds, they say, are spent in the drink
traffic every year. For what Not for
bread, dearer to every consumer. Not for
meat, but for that which decreases the bust
ness in all healthful food. Not for that
which prolongs life, but for that which no.
toriously shortens it. Not for that which
supports schools and colleges, but for that
which crippes them. Not for that which
lessons taxation, but for that which results
in the disheartening and enlargement of
prisons and reformatories and lunatic asy-
lums, and places for the helplessness and
the weakness that might be prevented, and
the abominabe vagrancy and brutal crime
all the property you possess is levied on
to pay for. 1t scatters no beauty or bless
ing in single home, for it menaces and
blights all things lovely and beautiful.
Fancy the building of goals and luna
tic asylums and reformatories for the re-
suits of any other business in the world but
this. Fancy keeping staff of men at the
public expense to take care of the refuse of
any other business than this-and do look
with pity at your policemen. Oh, what a
work, poor fellows, they have to do-bruised
and battered and cut and maimed and in
every case it is drink drink DRINK !!w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-22
Ground Slate as a Fertilizer.

We are in receipt of communication
from sc. ID. S." of Fair Haven, upon this
subject He says experiments have been
made in New York, showing better result
from slate than from lime or plaster, and
that in the vicinity of his residence its
value as fertilizer has been long known to
many. He asks us for an explanation of
such action, and expresses the opinion that
our agricultural college ought to be able to
throw some light on the subject.
At the time they were grinding up the
White Mountains, over in Lisbon and
Grafton, N H., and shipping the dust into
Vermont for sale as a fertilizer, some six or
seven years ago, We took pains to have the
substance analysed, and from that ANALYSIS
did not hesitate to pronounce it worthless
for the purpose. The kind of rock used
was not known in that case; but in this of
slate as now proposed for fertilizing pur-
poses, the case is different. The chemical
composition of slate-rock is well known, and
in finely pulverized condition we see no
reason TO doubt that, on some soils at least,
it would produce the favorable results noted
by &C. ID. S."
1t must not be supposed however, that
ground slate can ever approach in value as
a fertilizer to bone dust, guano, or ashes.
As our correspondent suggests, its place
would probably be along side of plaster or
lime-worth more than the latter, probably,
and possibly of as much value as the former.
1t ought to be carefully tested, in the vicin.
ity of the quarries first, upon various crops,
by disinterested and capable parties. II
when thus tried it proves profitable upon
all crops, or upon any particular crop, its
use will extend as far as it can be cheapy
transported. But we deprecate any attempt
in these hard times, to crowd it upon the
market in advance of thorough trial, by
which its true value can be learned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-22

THE man who has found his true station
in life--a business he likes-has little
leisure, and desires little. He is happiest
when employed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-22
eMarfsenienfs.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Tor all The OufDOSeS Of a Family PhySiC,

tUl oil llb pulpOStS VI fdIITly fNSO,
Curing Costiveness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia.
Indigestion, Dysentery, Foul Stomach and
Breath, Erysipelas. Piles, rheumatism,
Eruptions and skin Diseases, BiIiousness,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, letter, Tumors
and Salt Rheum, Worms, GOut, Neuralgia,
as "A Dinner Pill, and Purifying the Blood.
are the most congen purgative yet perfected Their e.
ects abundanty show how much they all other Pills
They safe and pleasant to take powerful to cure
They purge out the foul humors Of the blood they smu
late the sluggish dsotere organs action and they
impart health and tone to the whole being They cure not
only the every day complaints of every body fo1ni
able and dangerous diseases. Most skillfu physicians
most eminent clergymen, and best citizens certA-
cafes Of performed, and Of great derived
from these Pills. They the safest and physic foi
children, because mild well effectua Being sugar
coated. they easy to take; and being purely vegetable
they are entirely harmless.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
(29) in MEDICINES (S0D
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-22
TESTIMONI1LS.

regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most rapaJle and sue
cesVM practitioners with whom have had official inter-
course. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents"
Inventors employ person more Trustworthy or
capable of securing them early and favorable
consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-22
PATE MIS-!
r. H. EDDY,
No. 7G State ST.. ODpOsite kilby. RostOu

Secures Patents In the United States also in Great Britain
France and other foreign countries Copies the
any Patent furnished by RENTING dollar Assignments
recorded at Washington. No Agency the United States
possesses superior facilities for obtaining Patents or acer
tanning the pdfeHfdbiity Of NrenfiORs.
X. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-22

DROBATE COuRTs.-until further notice, the Pro-
bate Courts for Washington District will be held al the
Dhce In Montpelier, TUESDAY KAcu WICK. All let
ers business connected with the office should be adj
dressed 10 the undersigned, at Montpelier
80, HARVEY TILDES, Judge,
December 1876 N-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-01-22

4 " OHHfFTWT TWFf Ut NfFOTWTOHs TIFsfHsf
Of the Lungs.
MRS. rEMrLKi Dear Madam / have been troubled with
scrofuous Disease of the Lungs since childhood which has
caused friends and myself much ANXIETY together with
periodical attacks Of Nervous Headache which very
distressing Hearing of your medicine determined try
H. and have been astonshed At the result My headache
have left and lungs pronounced sound |
have recommended II 10 all my friends who afflicted
with similar disorders, and they loud In rs praise
think IA destined become the great blood nurder
age. Yours truly, MRS. A. e, STUART,
% Poplar Street, Roston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01

DEATH FROM yAccIsATEox.-A bright I'VE
year-oId son OF Alfred Linderburg, OF NeM
York, was vaecinated by one Of the ne, bo oasr
.of Health physicians last August. Ihe scar
soon healed; but bright rash broke out
around it and spread slowly until it Gov
cred nearly his whole body. Three weeks
ago ago physician was summoned; , who pro- TO
nounced it chicken-pox, but anolaea ~
relief. Last week another physician pro.
nounced the disease blood-poisoning from
vaccination. The boy continued 10 grow
worse. and died on wednesday. Under
taker Louis Zugner refused for some time
to touch the body, fearing that tne d,ssase
was smallpox. Deputy Coroner McWhin-
ME was summoned. He said the case was
not in his Jurisdiction from its nature, and
he went away. DR.. Bossert gave certlf,
cate OF death, aud the body was ou REC
Thanksgiving. day. DR.. bessert says tIaS
the case was a very rare one. The child
had not the strength to throw OIL the pol
sonous matter 10 the blood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01
AUCTION Nl4E,EE...FREnEe TsRya. i
By tG;hewning q hose,
Real Egsate Agents ana Auctionecrs,
"A be No. 6 north Tenth street,
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE
FARsf IN THE COUNTY OF HESRrco,
-FOUR MILES NORTH OF RICH
MoND, ON THE MEcHAN-
ECsvILLE TURNPIKE.

BY virtue of certain deed Of trust executed to
the UNDERSIGNED, trustees. by Oscar G.: Cosby ana
wife, bearing date me 50 day Of April ISL, aI9
Court In D. d. SO, mage 202. default having been
made in the payment Of the bond thereby secured:
and required so to do by t- beneficiary In eaid
deed, we will proceed TO sell by aIctiep; on the e
premises, on TUESDAY, December 8, ] S79: at ~
O'Clock NJ. the TRULY VALHABL4EG ga FAR Rsa
known as Otney," upon which The SAID cosby Tor,
merry resided, containing 170H ACRES. Said
FARM has upon II a good DWELLING containing
about seven rooms and the usual out houses located
in commencing view and surrounded by beautiful
shade Trees. among which are several monsters OF
the forest. ORCHARDS. both old and young; young
VINEYARD. II lies beautifully. and well adapted
to the growth OF anything raised in this section Of
the country. 1t has upon 1t wood enough TO furnish
fuel for years TO come. This farm IS conceded by
all 10 be second to in that locality and lying
almost Immediately on the Mechanlcssiilc pike,
which is kept in good order aIl the year round,
swers az a great iuducement to any one wishing to
purchase Virginia lands.
TERMS: AS named in the decd would be cash suf-
icieht 10 defrav the expenses Of sale and 10 pay
bond of 80 1884, ana balsnce If any, at such time
as grantor In said decd may aIrect: but liberal
terms will be made knowa at the time Of sale:
.e-.s JOHN 81. GUY.
II. d. GILLIAN,
~. Trustees.
CHEWING & ROSE. AuctIoneers. no. %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01
arrATlTr or Liver coMrLLAlllEr, D d s
PEpsIA. AND SICK HEADAc 10. He 60;
7, .y,f.,roms OF a DIseax@D LIVER.
] ROE TIE CURE OF

SYMPTOMS OF A Diseased LIVER.
pain in the rsVtt side. under re edge Of shTios
Increases on peessase sometimes the pain ista the
EN- side; ,he PATIENTS rarely able to lie on me efs
aide aon,essmes the pain 10 fes under the shoulder
b,ade. and i. frequently extends to the top OF the
.hou,des, sud de- sometimes ,nliatsken for rheuma-
!, am IN the ann. The stomach Is affected with loss
Ar appeAte end sickness The bowels tn general are
co.a,.e. sometimes alernaslve with lax the head Is
erosaed With pain, accompanied with dall, heavy
.ens,stou In the bast part There is generally
considerable loss OF memory, accomplished with
uaiuf,l eensaiion of having left undore something
which ought to have been done. A slight dry cou2n
ia sometimes an attendant. The patienS complains
Of .yeaness ard debility he is easily startled MS
EFT are cold or burning, and he complains OF a
a,sckly sensation Of the skim his spirits are low
aras;though he is satisfied that exercise would De
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
foritude enough to try it. Ia fact he dstrs's every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend Inc
disease, but cases have occurred where few OF
hem existed, yet examination OF the BODY after
death hns shown the LIVER to have beer extensive
ysseranged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01

A Poor MAN BECOMES MILLIONAIRE
-rsnecial to the Baltimore A1Rerican.]-Nor-
folk, November 2s.--A singular story mas
lust reached here from Knotts Island, N.
C., few miles distant. Ten or twelve years
since man named Daniel Moss died 70
California, Ieaying fortune OF seVeral tnll-
lions OF dollars, but no known relatives.
The estate was administered upon by mem
bers of the Masonic fraternity, who, after
exbausting every effort to discover the legal
claimants to the property without success,
used the accruipg revenues for charitable
purposes. After years Of search, a cousin
cof The deceased has been discovered In the
(, person of William Moss, of Knotfs Island,
N. G., who can clearly prove bis reiatlon-
ship and claim as heir TO the estate OF the
deceased. Moss is very poor, but on the
strength Of his claim means have been fur-
,nished him to send representative to Cali
:fornia to prosecute it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01

IA CHARMED L1FE.-[Richmond (Ky.) Her.
.nida-A man in Madison county went
through the terrible ordeal Of having
.bombsbel to burst in his bands just after
the war. He was dreadfully mangled by
the explosion, but recovered from his
,wouads. Some time after that he was shot
through the body with navy revolver, the
ball passing in at the breast and out at the
back. Some few weeks ago the same man
was driving a wagon with heavy saw log
= on it, and be on the saw log. The wagon
turned ever, and he aud the saw log rolled
,-off, togesher, the saw log passing over his
Gbody, crushing him in irightiul manner,
1Srom which be has BEEN confined to bis bed
tsor. several weeks, but is now out, as hale
md hearty as ever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01
BY ". Goddin, Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets,

UCTION SALE OF
i EIGHT BEAUTIFUL. LOTS IN CHEl.S SEA
OR BOWLING GREEN. HENRICO.-By virtue Of
trust deed to me- dated 14th December, 1878, re-
corued In Henrico Couaty Court In ID. e. 1G2, page
1874, being thereto required by the beneficiary, l
will sell on the premises. on SATURDAY, Deem.
bGr g, 1879, al Az o'clock H., the unprecedented
Lots, having an aggregate front on the north SIDE
Allen and others. The special attention OF the em-
ployees at the Chesapeake and Ohio shops ito which
these lots are very convenient and others Is part-
culary called 10 this sale. They are high and dry,
with magnificent view Of the city.
less more favorable terms viii be- accepted and so
announced ut the sale.
E, D. EAcHo, Salesman, no 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01
BY james NJ. Taylor L son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
nfTirrr corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
ONEW, COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING
ON WEST BROAD STREET, ADJOINING THE
PISAL HOSPITAL. AT AUCTION.-By virtue III
a decree OF the Circuit Court OF Hcnrico county,
rcndereh November o. S 10, in the suit OF skin;
commissioner thereby appointed proceed 10 sell q,
nublic auction, upon the premises. on FRIDAY the
9Th day of December. SO. At O'Clock T. NJ, that
nice FRAME DWELLING, containing six rooms,
situated on the north sihc Of Broad street second
dooI west OF Mckenzie street. There Is fine well
of water upon the premises and also Il good frame
stable. The lot frouis 30X1i0 feet 10 an alley 20
feet Wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance At six
twelve. and eighteen months, FOR nekotiable notes
with interest added, and the lille letincd unit the
whole purchase-money is paid and deed ordered
by the Court. FRANK T. ANDEkSOS'
no 81 Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01
fllllloIllI
ss::::s..=:..:
$3.50 Z, . pEeEaIBgK ], 1873.
Z
MONDAY.
AF,rs scss.

Frss scss. 81
he WAS old aud poor. and . stfaiisfer
81 sa se ssfssss II. s sssp
s; u ef,,pse; church IS this 49,
I VS SsssSrrh III Christ he hears them say
All, jass me place Z, an1 y so o ior'
MA nasssa through ls,e spacious cotumaed door H
II 4 Aud ,ip the earpeted aisle.
Il H. saw surprise and smile.
From pew 10 pew. ap one entire size.
The Then across tho broad front snase
g@ Mps sx 3 sfS s tue saa me slow pace
4 Not FIJI ndly voice had bid him sss
Not 40 an o sc eeseserce had been paid
No Z door cor was vas opened 81 generous band,
The pews were paid for-rentsa,
Ana he was stranger. old and poor,
Eotn heart 10 htin resehtea.
jiia /, !. ,,usea N on, emit outside to think,
- srfpf, again PASSED into tho street,
tn ID Ms shoulder he lifted stone
That lay IN the dust at his feet,
isss & ss s ranks sEss 81 sgss? ''
CHOOSING d place 20 see aud hear,
ne made seat for his use.
i Calmly si,ting upon the huge stone,
Folding his hands on his Knees,
slowly reviewing the worshiBpers.
., A great confusion he ices.
MANY cheek Is crimxoned with shame,
- Some whisper together sore, s..f g 81
And wish they bad been more courteous
TO the stranger, old and poor.
As ~ nv magic some atty doors
Open insrantaDeously, ahanas
And as many seats, snd BOOKS, auu naou''
Are profered hastily o,v
Changing his stone Tor 0 crimson pew,
And wfping tear away,
tpe ibinks Il was mistake. after ~,
And that Christ came late that CAV.
rho nreacher,s discourse was eloquent.
the organ IN finest tone, ,a
Isn, the IA ost impressive sermon nea<o
Was preached hy an humble s. 'oa.;a
Twas lesson Of lowllpess apd WosN
Tha, LOGGED In many heart, ,.,ono
And The church preserves th at sacred slone'
Thai the truth may not depart.
tAbuny Times.
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no 26-2S&neci,2,3
EXECUTORS SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
LYING ON THE ROANOKE, IN MECkLEN-
= EIIRG COUNTY. VA.


In pursuance Of authority vested in ma by The
will OF William Townes. deceased, shall. at IL
O'Clock on THURSDAY The lst day of January,
1880, In front of the Clarksvile Hotel In the Town
of CIarksvile. sell 10 The highest bidder at pnblic
auction the LANDS Of which the said William
Townes died possesstd. supposed to be about 5000
ACRES. 4 portion of these lands are considered
among The most valuable In the Valley of the Roam
oka. They will be sold In tracts from three 10
eight hundred acres. Several OF the tracts nave
valuable improvements upon them. That known
upon it a MAG NlFlC CENT RESIDENCE, and there
viii be attached 10 It. large quantity OF VERY
VALUABLE LOW-GROUNDS. The lands are now
being surveyed. and plot of them can be seen bI
applying to the executor. At the same time and
place | shall sell the interest OF the said William
Townes. deceased (heIng one half, In The FERRY
across the Roanoke at Clarksville, Va known rs
the = CLARhSVILLE FERR1,. subject 10 'ease
time Of the ereare.t depression, pays a monthly
rental of thirty collars. IL 10 &c leased or rented
n011 It would bring much larger sum. Anc l
HOUSES and LOTS, owned bv the said William
Townes, deceased, III The town OF CiarksVllle.
There Is now fair prospect for the completion OF
the railroad from keysvie to Clarksville, and II
completed this property Will soon be doubled IN
value.
TERMS OF SALE: One third of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash on the day OF SAFE; the
residue in two equal annual instalments the pnf-
TO carry interest from the day of sale at the rate OF
six per centum per annum, ard the tile 10 be re-
tanned till all the purchase money Is paid.
These lands are mostly rented out FOR the year
rights of tenants for that year. purchasers TO be en-
titled to the rents and profits. MIR. K. +. Lewis.
who resides upon the premises will show these
lands to parsons desiring 10 pr, chase; ,.oonr
Executor of William Townes, deceased.
no l7.2tawtdS
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c,sAr.E Ar AUCTION OF THAT EX-
SssCEILEEr goEyEHIENTLY YAH
ph,saEI1 HRIcK DWELLING No. 400. ON
ne ne n Fast LINE oT ELEVENTH BETWEEN
f,i,hys AND MARSHALL sTREETS.--At the re-
siiest of the owner, will offer f9s sale as public
sasiio1,. on the premises. on FRIDAY the 9th OF
Isecsfsher. 1870, at o'clock 2. 81. the EXCEL
LENT "A Nh CDNvENIENTLY-AHRA ED
BRICK DWELLi Nc located as nb1ye, now IN the
nccunancy OF Mr.. j. ID. Mcintyre. 1t contairs
about fifteen rooms, besides nmple odatious
for SERVANTS. 1t is finished Ia the best manner has
ample Recommendations for large family. with
front entrance to the basement, and LIZ supplied
with all modern Improvements. IL Is within three
squares Of the Capitol, ami in rst-rate neighbor-
hood.
three aud four years, for negotiable notes interest
annually, secured by trust-deed.
This Is a favorable opportunity 10 secure hTst-
class residence In desirable locality At low price.
iEno "a De1945.5t AuctfoDeer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.ioneers,
1113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE BUILDING LOTS ON MAIN STREET.
EAST OF AND NEAR MONROE PARK. BY
AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. WITH
OUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.-By virtue OF de.
cree of the Chapcerv Court of the city OF Rich
mond entered OH the = day Of -, 1876, III ;bc
style OF Walker and wife rS. Bayly guardian. &c
we shall, as special commissioners appointed by
said decree. sell by auction 10 the highest bidder
on The premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day 81
December, 1879. at O'Clock z. NJ, 107X155
FEET OF LAND, with an alley IN the rear twenty
feet wide 10 be divided into suitable lots or sold Is
u whole.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance in SIX. twelve
and eighteen months, negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments with interest added. and title
retained until the whole purchase-money is paid.
JOHN II. GUY,
ALEX. q. H0LLADAY,
Ro29 Special Commissioners.
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,would-be editor was advised once to
!, yrthe effect of his writings upon the folks
4 iLpme without copfessiDg its authorship.
y r. motbec 3ell asleep, his sister groaned,
Il, ,fbrotherasked him to shut up, and at last
,is weife tapped him on the shoulder with
he ,sswe etest possible, "Won't that do?"
IN, saaaTa h. ;sEeeorder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01
by W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF CITY
~ REAL ESTATE. ON THE EAST SIDE oE
JAIIREI, sTREET NEAR TO HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY.-By virtue Of decree Of the CIRCUIT
Court Of Henreo entered on The 10Th DAY o. no
Bniidinr Fund Company, &C.. NE viii sell atpubltc
auction, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY the Sd
of December, 1879. st u O'Clock NJ the HOUSE
AND LOT in the city of Richmond. mentioned In
a deed OF trust from James Robinson 10 A. u:
stnbbs and others dated June 20: 1897, reeorasa
in Henrico County Court clerks once, ir9n.lns I0
back between parallel lines las feet to an alley In
common ten feet wide.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash; the balance
at six twelve. and eighteen months, The purchaser
giving negotiable notes, with interest added from
day OF sale, for the deferred payments:
80 80 ~ HILL CARTER.
.-- A. r. COURTNEY,
no oe-os&Dpci o. Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01
BY Goddin, Warren s Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers,
HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESI.
L RABLE BRICK RESIDENCE AT TIE III
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF CLAY AND FIFTH
STREETS AT hUCTION.-In pursuance of deed
of trust from E. B.; Cook trustee, &c.. 70 Inc unGep
duIy recorded III the clerks Office of The Chauccry
Court Of tie city of Richmond y. b. ll3 B, page
SO. and being required SO to DO by The beneficiary
/ will proceed 10 sell, on the PREMISE. on WEJ-
NESDAY the Cd day OF December, 1879, a! 4
O'Clock p. n the PROPERTY located as above De.
scr,bcu The holis,. has ten rooms. gas blth. Sc.
kitchen with three ROOMS. Lot 3isz1l3la ieet 10
an alley ten feet wide. Scighborhood excellent.
ard lis convenience 10 the market and business
centres should tract the OF those seeking
central and pleasant location.
TERMS: Announced II sale.
no2l J. NJ GODDiN, Trustee.