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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-07
ARRA1GNED FOR LOTTERY DEALING.

A BROADWAY OFFICE RAIDED-TICKETs SEIZED
AND THE INMATES ARREsTED-THREE PRIs-
oNERs HELD
Captain Kealey. with Detectives Won Gerchten.
Cumming and Mcnamara. yesterday afternoon
raided the lottery Office No. $40 Broadway and ar
rested B. Frank Moore, the alleged proprietor;
Charles Moore his son. and eleven clerks. .
charge Of violation of the lottery law. All the lot
terry tickets. circulars and money that were found
were seized by the detectives. The prisoners were
then taken to the Tombs Court. The arrest
made upon the complaint OF Patrick r. Burns and
Lansey A. Lindsey. who describe themselves a.
householders. residing at No. Murray street. In
the directory Burns business is described janis
tor and Lindseys artist. The former is. how.
ever, said to be private detective. They went be.
fore William H. Corkle, notary public. yester-
day and made affidavit that they had bought
lottery tickets Moores office and believed it to be
place for the exposing and sale of lottery tickets
in violation Of the law. They then forwarded the
afidavits to superintendent Walling who ordered
Captain Kealey to make the arrest and seizure.
When Justice Morgan entered the court room
Kealey laid before him package containing some
two or three hundred lottery tickets and o roll Of
greenbacks. He then showed the magistrate the
afdavits OF Burns and Lindsey and the Superintend-
ent's instructions.
trate.
..They ought to be here. said Captain Kealey;
''they knew that arrested the prisoners and would
be in court this afternoon"
'Call their Names"
The court officer did so. but no response was made
to the calls tor Burns and Lindsey.
IL would like to have the prisoners remanded until
tomorrow. said Captain Kealey.
Il have no authority to comply with your
quest said the magistrate. "Do you know from
whom Burns purchased his ticket?'
mot of my own knowledge. only made the
arrest on his complaint have no charge to mako
myself"
swell. this is very singular proceeding" said
the magistrate Captain. think you had better
telegraph to Headquarters their nonarrival and also
send around TO No, Murray street.
THE CoMpLAINANrs IN COURT
The compliments were led into court shortly be.
fore four o'clock.
''Mr. Burns this is singular conduct on your
part" said the magistrate. "Why did you not come
here when you had SO many persons arrested upon
your complaint
swell, had business elsewhere" the reply.
''snd didn't know would be wanted here to-day"
He then, in company with detective went toward
where the prisoners we're seated. He found some
difficulty In recognizing the persons from whom he
bought the tickets At last no selected three-Ftch
he positively identified the parties A detective
stood by his side while he Identifying them.
Lindsey said that he failed to recognize the who
sold him tickets. Wilder, Watkins and Wilde
held for trial in General Sessions in default OF $500
bail each; the other prisoners discharged from
lack of evidence. Burns under examination, said
that he bought the tickets because he instructed
to do SO by another party. The name Of this other
party did not come out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-07
THE VATICAN.

most important opinion has been given to tho
Pope by the Cardinals. heads Of congregations to
whom was propounded the question whether. con-
sidering the important matters awaiting solution 1t
is necessary and urgent to reopen and continue the
ing to the infallibilty of the Pope in matters of
faith, there il no absolute urgency for council,
and as regards the subsidiary question where such
council should be held. they declare that In the
present state OF things the Council could not be held
In Rone whilc any place abroad IL IL not to be
thought Of. All idea OF reopening tho Council NAV
therefore be considered abandoned, ut all events for
the present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-07

are only made in Vienna. / recommend English
beauties to patronize Viennese shoenakers The
French shoemaker works mainly for the shop win
dow. He neither stueies convenience anaiomy,
and he thinks it the business of the foot to adapt it.
self to the boot. and not the boot to fit the foot.
OF the hands of the Archduehcss shall only say
Her Imperial Highness is fresh from school. The
feminine hand does not attain perfection before six
seven and twenty. II may before nineteen be
delicate. but it is seldom white or dimpled. Its
touch is not caress sinews have relief. / dislike
to the hand of miss in her teens execute "a
run on the keyboard of piano.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-07
STABBED BY HIS PLAYMATE.

William Stanton ten years old. who on Friday
night stabbed with u small pocket knife Luke
Murphy twelve years old, with whom he had been
playing on truck In Washington street. was
raigned In the Tombs Court yesterday. The little
fellow cried heartily while the complaint against
him was being made out. Young Murphy IN now in
the New York Hospital. with three wounds In tho
left side, one OF which. IL is feared, will result
fatally. stanton arrested in bed with his clothes
hour after the ARRAY. Murphy identified him
In tho hospital as his assailant. The prisonw was
held to await the result Of Murphy's injuries,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-04

lawns s. n looks like-why, It Is Oliver y
b \. q, liver s,y repeated Lucfuas aghnsf, see
sinv The color that trembled on her cneeks
The sfigbt shining fn her eyes. But before
ss,o could rer,iy tie door opened and Oliver
J &c WHY " Oliver, did you rain down So s,
s.I amt q pollywog, aunty. No, piayed
hockey lust to come down TO see you: N.Y. ~
ther don't know-and Jack Thursten n NC
lent me the money. y &.
I" Jack Thurston -,
..Oh,syes. Jack and mes alt plaue up.
We amt going to whip each otneI ho. N.Y.;
Oh. I say,' turning TO ME-. Eipn ,, ''i
g YOU'RE Jacks cousin, atn'I you - ~
ibid you ever see Mr. Elpnlnslone W
|iore, 0liyer?V rh,,rsto,,.
Jack thinks there's nobody hke Nun. you
see. Jack and me got mad the nIss th. y,
about YOU and him. Jack SAID ne was .ne
hest fellow In the, world, ana l sa'o yo a
WA q. and l made his nose Dleed, anu NC bass
me a black eye, don't you remenoef' anu
then you wrote to his grandpa -
Nora caught Lucius's eye. ,;,,o.,
$50 you are the autbor.Qt tnose ol''e'''
doux?' he said, laugh,ngly:,
Eyes, am the Aantlppe, nu.n"H'
l., &c Rut YOU are uOt hs Oho"H
NV name is Honora Browne"
uWe,I. Miss Browne, since you leave TO-
,,orrosy shall we continue our correspond.
once Sw he asked. "Tell me, Nora, couid
vo,, love me a Iittle2 Will you write ana
ieli me il may love you forever and aye -
NO ~ WHISPERED, Oliver having gone down TO
look ON the game OF lawn tennis.
Glove me, Xantippe, woman OF tnat
kind Mr. Elphinstone, you are Laughing
at me-" .,.,,.;r
.Come, Nora mavourneen, that's UNFAIR II
How could / guess that you were ID
Browne. whom I mistook for divers
motherY Come, dearest, forgive noe. ON
acnuaintauce began through blow; let Us
perpetuate it with kiss
| And she Obeved.
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBUnGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879,
~ trains on this road Will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND South.
1855 I. NJ, THROUGH MALL daily. connecting
for Charleston, savannah, AuguSta
and AIKEN (va Charlestonl, Raleigh
Jacksonville. Stops only at Chester
and Manchester, ard ~ Halfway On
500 :. ~, HCCoy1Mo DATIoN daily makes
close connection al Petersburg with
the Atlantic, Mississippi anu Ohio
railroad for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis, l.ynchburS,
Farn,vile, and other local stations on
that road, making same time rs 10y
any other line. Stops nj all regular
5oop. NJ. ACCoMMoDAT1oN TRAIN daily
Except Sunday ia oI.sa err, n tsinS
at Petersburg for Norfolk.
1895 P. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
80 for Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh,
Charleston. Savannah. Ansusta Co
lumhia. Atlanta, Macon, Mon tgoinery
Mobile, New Orleans, and AL points
South and Southwest. Pullman sleep
ing-car from Washington for VIII
mfug.on. Savannah, and the South.
Stops only at Manchester and Chester
and Halfway on signal. ...
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6.s5 A. IL, THROUGH MAIL daily. connect.n.
with Richmond, Fredericks burg and
Potomac railroad for all points North,
East, and West. Steps at Manches-
ter and Chester, and Ut Half Way
and a. Drury's Bluff, on signal.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
texcep. sunday. Stops at all sta.
-.. tons. @-
ITO 2. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
.... Except sunday. Stops nuly ut Maui
chester and Chester, and Ealf-Way on
sta on signal. y .-a.a > --- !
$3.50 2. IL THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac ratlroad for all points East
and West Also, making close csnaec.
3 ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs sns
all points North and West. This train
a@ stops at Manchester aud Chester: ano
81 Half Way and Drury's BiuH, Oh
signal. ~.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start ros
she Appomaster depot .-.E
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
mono 81 A.. NJ. and $50 +. NJ; leave Peters
burg $40 A. II, and 5:2o p. every Sunday:
my 4. SHAW, superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-04
BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Co.. ,..f .
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l1O8 Main street.

SALE AT AUCTION OF
i LARGE NUMBER OF gplL Pr ;ST LgT ST ~
FIFTEENTH, MARSHALL: CLAY, LEIGH, AND
81 srREErs-By virtue Of deed Of iruIt 10 ob me
son. and recorded in Richmond Clancery Court. III
y. Big c.. page 307. default having been MADE MADE
in the payment Of certain egot able note therein
secured and Mt The Request of the In sah
deed, will offer, on tue premises, beginning ~ the
corner Of Thirteenth and Leigh streets, on WEB
SEsDAY, August 10, 1879. at AZ O'Clock L. NJ.
the PROPERTY described In said deed as fol- fol
iows: All That certain TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND formerly known as Watson's tenement,
bounded By Shockoc creek, Marshall, Clay, Leigh
Ninth. Tcnih. Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Four
teen,h. and Fifteenth streets. The properly can be
slh-di vided into several hundred building lots; ana
being centrally located and convenient TO the wort
shons of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
many, OLD Market. &C. offers fine chance for spec
or or parties desiring to buy cheap lots Tor
building purposes. ooo
win interest from May l. 1879. and expenses OF
sale; the balance upon terms to be announced by
ant RIO. H, GILLIAN. Trustee.
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One day Billy and Sammy were playing
by mud-hoIe, and Billy he SAID: :. NOW,
Sammy, les play we was barn-yafo; you
be the pig, and lie down and wolier. anu :,
I'm be bull, and heller like everylnlnS.
So they got down on their hands and Knees
and Sammy he went in the DIRT ana wal.
lowed, while Billy beloved like dlstant
thunder. Bimcby Sammy he came up mud
dy-you never saw such muddy llttle lei
Iow-and he said: "Now, you'll be the pig
and let me beller." But Billy ne sald :" l
aims very good pig except Tor dlnner, anu
irll be time huff for you to heller When yer
mother sees yer close.N
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By ~. Goddin.
By ~. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALCA-
v RLE REAL ESTATE IN HANOVER COCS-
TY. NEAR THE TOWN OF ASHLASD.-By sir-
tue of decree of Hanover Circuit Court rendered
on the 29t OF April, 1879. in the chanccry SUIT OF
vt. c. Rell and Others Us. Davenport ana ats." the
undersigned will proceed to sell at public auction
ou TUESDAY the 9Th day Of August. 1879. at 10
o'clock 4. n, in front Of the store Of Cox <
LAKE, in the Town OF Ashland, the following
A PARCEL OF LAND containing 1877
AIRES living on both sides of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg ana Potomac railroad. about one.
half mile south of Ashland adjoining the lands nf
John X. ConnalIy. Charlie. sichbins. AMI Others,
and Immediately at "Lankiotd's crossing" This
will probably be sub-dridea into two or three par
A TRACT OF 1908 ACRES, lying on Stony
run. adjoining above. ana hr lands Of John Snead
Henry Saunders, and Others. with i SMALL
DWELL NC thereon. now occupied by Mr. COMBS.
3. A PARCEL OF g ACRES IN WOOD. iyinG
near the above pare Is, and adjoining TEoma. Eu-
banks.
TERMS: One third cash residue 1T one ana TWO
wears from Gay OF sale. purchasers to give Dohi'
bearing interest from DIV of sale, aud HE lle 10
be retained uni! all purchase money Is paid ana 4
conyey vance ordered by The Court.
WILLIAM j. LEAkE.
Special Commissioners.
q 90 nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-04

The grammatical editor Of the Richmond
DisDatch and the venerable Rev. Dr. Jelei,
senior editor of the Religious Herata, nave
uiocked horns I" over some nice points ia
grammar. The Dispatch man does the lDoss
successful butt'ng ;vi !, ; we may Mar ~
We guess that the above comes from Kew
T. B. Kingsbury, who is, we learn. the eal-
tor OF the Star. His opinion is worth nav
ing. He has fine reputation as a scholar
We think that he is D. u.
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. I71rrYnr sAIEs.-.Futnre Bays.
{ By w. Goddin, Auctioneer,
,orrpr ne Eleventh md Bank streets.

r DsIINIsTRAToR'ss AUCTION.ss.Aa.Ll.El
AZ OF LAW LIBRARY. o FFIC Eu as NJ
TIIRNE, GOLD WATCH, &C.-by Te9u 1 VI ~ 'nI
viii sell at the Office recently occupied by DE- ~
the sontwesr corner Of Bank and Eisvsntn ssIee ON
August z, 1879, The decedeprs,
Law LIBRARY OF ABOUT 2o0 " Y ygea.ss ested
bonss NJ e nracIIciIq lawyer, Including
GSypSSHTrSk's. HUGHES'S. III EAT 81 Dc fAi-
- TONS. AND OTHER REPUkIS;. ,.'
RoFINSOSfs PRACTICE AND FORMS, 49,. ,
DANIEIIS PRACTICE. ~ h1s-'
MINORS INSTITUTES. ,,yor,Fs
r AIso. n ane SOFFIEE-DESK. TABLE. CHAiiis'
!. fine GOLD WATCH sc. &c. ~.
Mr.. Atkinson will take phasu,e ~ H. inr ~ sal".
pponpt and general Attendance ut the safe ny me
fsion delers and others Is earnestly soi1cited.
p1o'e' 'e' '.T - w. G0DDIN. Auctionfer.
n-,eo,y e,,esmon au4
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Days.
by Chafin, Staples &c Co.,
Is Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
Mo. / north Tenth street..

TRUSTEES SALE OF MED
u sTURE AND d wELL1NG. WITH ONE
ACRE OF LAND, ON THE RICHMOND AND
THE TOLL G ATE, KNOWN AS DAYIS'SsIO ORE.
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust executed by
1879, default having been mare 10 ibe pay ment OF
one OF the notes thereby secnred and being so re-
uured by the beneficiary. VIII sell on the prem
isps. on WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of August,
1879, ut 5H O'Clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY above
described. y - !.
TERMS: Cash enough to defray the expense OF
sale and to pay otf note OF S73.4S, with Interest
from 10th June. 1879. until paid: aud upon the
her. 1919: S77.76 IA able 1871 Jnnc. l $50; and
the balance upon such terms Us win be announced
mt the sale r. Is. CHAPLIN, .t+
II. L. STAPLESs "
,uo ..... ... Trustees.
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I,Y Frank ID. Hill & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHEAST COR
MFR OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS AT
AUCTiOS.-By virtue Of . deei OF trust dated May
1855, and duly recorded in the clerks Office OF
237 and at the request OF The bencfciures secured
therein viii proceed sell 1T auction. NJ on the
premises located as above described, Oh WEDNEs-
DAY. August 6. / S79. at O'Clock p. H.. The TWO
LOTS OF GROUND described In said deed as fol-
lows: One fronting on Main Street 20 feet and run
ming back between parallel lines 65 feet upon when
there Is a BRICK STORE W. tn dwelling ab0yeI, the
other fronting on Second street 35 feet aud running
back In an easterly direction ana between parallel
lines at right angles wi SECOND street ~ tset upon
which there Is 4 small BRICK COTTAGE). being
the same property recently owned by Mrs. Alice
Walsh. This property has always commanded fair
rent, and from lis location Otf"rs good investment
TERMS: Bv consent. will he one third cash; the
balance In six and twelve months, with per cent.
interest added, secured by a trIst-dccd
~ 26 JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers'
Eleventh street between Main ana banX.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BAR, BAR,
FIXTURES, BILLIARDTABLEs,. &C. :., AZ 81
ATJCTION-By virtue Of deed OF irss saSs and
by Charles Koch the UNDERSIGNED as % iI NJ
~ consent of ali parties interested we VIII ss',
. ny mon tle premises on MONDAY. An Gay
OF August 10 O'Clock A. or not us sHia ap ID
yate sale by Friaay, lst proximo); the
ed BAR, BAR-FIETUkES, BlLi;tAkSSo ana EAST
Broad street, adjoining the City Hail. among when
we will enumerate-
Q FINE SHOWCASES, ces conn
5 BiLLIARD-TABLES with aprurtenafee' GULF
! Pnoi,cTABLE with appurtenances comp'e'eI'
! FINE BAR AND ! LUNCH-COUNIEh'
Q FINE MIRRORS, III. k.s~ r.
Az dozen LARGE CHAIRS,
- TOBACCO. CIGARS,1n,o>,c a.
Lot SHELVING. PARTITIONS, &C.
These fixtures are flrst-class, ana Snowy tr"''
the attention Of persons desiring sicD artlcies.
FERNS: The deed requires cash, but IT Is prooa-
bIe that more accommodating terms VIII oe ILL
nounced at the time OF sale.
ho"n. e0 - JOHN A. MEANLEY, TRUSTEES.
WILLIAM II. TALNAN,3
D-The above articles may De purchaSeu pii-
yately rs whole II application he maze 10 tue auc-
tione.rs on or before 1st of August;
:, oa1sAuoS4 Auc !onetrs.
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BY Chaffin. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. | north Tenth street.

GALE OF WEST-END LOTS BY AUG
OTION-We will sell on the premises on THURS
DAY the 7th day of August. 1879. at rclocK /:
NJ, FIVE BUILDING LOTS. fronting thirty rect
each on tic south side OF Claiborne street, between
Washington ana Garter streets, designated on Lees
map Of Sidney and HarvIe rs Lots Nos IL, II, lS.
1920. in Square No. "a. and running back 10
feet to ali alley: all OF said lots being under one en-
closure OF plank fence recently put up' making
nice pasture. meadow. or garden. ~,
twelve. and eighteen months, with Interest aadeo'
secured by trllst-dced. co
mt AuctionccrS.
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DuUIu NdS WIf1SRH'J
wv Wife md Child.

Tho ,a,too beats, the lights are zone,
TIRE camp around In siumoer lies:
The night With solemn psce moves on,
nj dn s,s snad nov weary ewes hath fiown,
And sad. uneasy thoughts arise.
think of thee. oh. dearest one,
whose love my carly ltle main oicst'
ne thee and him, our baby son.
" Who sinrabers On 10y gentle breast;
God of the tender, fraii, and lone
SSh. gusrd The tender sscepers' rest.
And hover gently, hover near
TO her whose watchfni eye IS wei;
To mother, wife, the doubly dear,
In whom Young hearts have freshly met,
Two streams OF love so deep ana CLEAR
And cheer her dropping spirits yet.
Vow while she kneels before Thy throne
Oh, teach her, Ruler OF the n SKIES
Earth's mightiest powers fall or r'se'
No tear "a wept TO Thee unknown,
No hair u lost, no sparrow dies.
That Thou eansr stay the ruthless HE ss snnaS
That only by Thy Stern commancs
The battles lest, the soldier slam;
That from the distant sea or nno
Thou bring'st the wanderer nome again.
And when upon her pillow lone
Eer tear.wet cheek is sadly pressed,
MAY happier visions beam upon
The Frightening current of her breast,
No frowniug look or angry tone
disturb The Sabbath Of her rest.
Whatever fate these forms may show,
Loved with passion almost mlid,
By day, by night, in Joy or WOE s,eyu,,ed,
From every danger, every foe., 49,,
on, God. proiec. my wife and chlid.
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!. AUcrroN saLEs-.Tl,l. Day. !.
gy Grnbbs q Williams.
i Real Estate Agents and Ancttoneers.
ar a Il f.xroatf, ri raok between MINI md Rank.


SALE OF a FARM OF
sfxHUNDRED AND E1GHTY.TWg A WI T.,
INPOWHaTAN COUNTY ABOUT FIVE e,s MILF ~ ,
FROM THE COURTHOUSE.-fn execution OF q
deed or rnst from Porter and T,I 1n 70 tue snR
thereto require by the creoltor Sc
cured-I viii sell by auction IN front OF
icoiIrt.hotlse on MONDAY the 4th day OF augusss,
1879 hat being court At ~ 2ciSsk M sno ,Is
LAND conveyed in said deed. being inc Iarm Sh avn
as The "OFFiCE.r formerly owned by LIZ. Apn d
,Crump, now occupied by Mr. l. irylne; an ar
fer and others. and containing 6e2 acres inohe ~
sThe improvements are a BRICK. DME sd Ing
with ten rooms, and all necessary farm anu olnei
Persons disposed 10 purchase are Invited 70 exam
ine the property before the day OF SAFE ., c,sb
TEnMs under the decd, would be sufhcent VI ISL
10 eray the expenses Of sale and to paw on oonp
for S2 500. With all arrears Of Interest que ~.
and The residue upon such terms as me gIn9t ,ha
said deed may prescribe but am l In
creditor to state that If desired less t
cash will be required. and a rensonaoe cfeui' s'sn
for the residue Of lie debt SECURED -ru,stao
u"9'D' :" " iy 22,24,26,2S&td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-04
by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DRAINED HOUSE ON VENABLE
4 STREET AND TWO BRlCK-AND :FRAMED
DWELLINGS ON MOSBY NEAR FENAblE
STREET, AT AUCTION.-We will sell at auction,
on the premises, on TUESDAY the 9Th day OF Au-
gust, ut O'Clock p. NJ. the THREE HOUSES To-
First The FRAMFD HOUSE on yenabl" street,
oppositc the store Of H. T. Hord. 1t has five rooms,
Is I'm excellent order and Is occupied by agood Ten
ant The lot fronts 80 feet and runs back III
feet This house NAV be easily converted INFO Il
store and dwelling. THIS SALE WILL BE PEREMP-
TORY. - avn r,.,,ry,
DWELLINGS in rear Of said Hord, situated on
Mosby street. They are nearly new ana In eoon re-
good fronts. and both have side entrances by an
alley with well Of good wateA
This sale should attract lire attention oil persons
wanting small price property.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known ut sale.
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS.
,u1 Auctionecrs
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BY Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
11OS Main street.

ERAME STORE AND DWELLING No.
Il HOG NORTH FIRST STREET AT AUG
TON At the request Of the owner. who Is deter.
mined o sell. we will Offer on TIL URSDAY, August
7. 1870. at 6 o'clock P NJ. OIL The premises, that
NEAT FRAME STORE and DWELLING occu-
pied by Mr. J. Fl. Wayne rs above located. The
house contains four rooms, and kitchen in the yard.
The lot is Il very nice one fronting on First street
27h feet. with depth of "a feet 10 \ wide allev
City water on the iot. This property will be sold
cheap.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at four. eight,
and twelve months, interest added, and secured by
q deed of trust. FRANK d. HILL 4 Co.
au2 AuctioncrrS.
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By Poindt Xter u IuDper,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioncerS,
1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Personal, PROPERTY IN HEN RiCO
(OlINTY, Ar THE FARM OF liz. JESSE /.
JOHNSON. TEN MILES BELOW TIE aTTh'
MOND TO CHARLES CITY COURTHOUSE
By virtue of a deed Of trust executed Ivy Jesse l..
johnson and wife to the undersigned as trustee
daicd June Is. 1879. aud duly recorded IN the
clerks Office of Hemrico County Court. In d. b.
lO1, page 1872. Gcfaut having ben made IN the
pavInent of two notes secured therein. ana u, ing
required so to do by the beneficiary in said deed,
shall sell by auction. on the premises. at VI on
THURSDAY the 7th Of August. 1879, all The PEk-
SONAL PROPERTY. consisting of ..
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
HORSES. MULES,
COWS. SHEEP, HOGS. &c.
FARMING UTENSILS, &C.,
now upon the said farm.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and amounts
sufficient to satisfy TWO noes-one Tor 500, anu te
nIbar fur n "a 35-wilh int, rest from The 18th OF
June 1878. WILLIAM ELL SON,
~ 25 trustee