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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
WILD GOOSE CHASE.

Two men named respectively Hill ard Fireman are making up company tn go m search of some wonderfully rich piacer gold mines, which they claim to have discover ed three or four years ago in :he north east corner of this Territory, where one of the parties picked up quite large quantity of gold but was compelled to throw It away by party of Indians who cane upon them and objected to their carrying any gold away, saying that it would raiss an excite ment and cause rush of white people in- to this countrY
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LEGAL.
Summons.

T., the Justices Court of Prescott Precinct o-
 County of YAvapa', Territory or AFiAoD~-
 Moves Justice of th- Peace.
 FRED BRECHT, Piztnnn,
 FIsHFR's STAGE LINE, deftndani- - ,o T. N Miller Geo. L. MeDosougn. U. L. .,a ss,r and Geo. F. Kirk. forming partnersniR s.sts T name of Kirk, NcDonough cC, ana '. .. I,iS' n Fisher- Il. U Iddncs John Doe and liehArd hos. ms
 You are hereby sunEonea e appesr -s o1
 scs in Prrseoti Precinct in the County oi D ,h Isr dsv of April IA D. lsT9 10 o'clock A. 9 ln 1 action brought against you ey said flSl s-i actin is brought to the sum or one fortv-three dollars due for bzlcksmfhing. Ot siil he taken against yoe for the said amount uith costs of this suit f you fail to appear Ana To tae Sheriff. or any Constable or sad oo-ss c,r.etng: Make legal service aud due return he1eoi
 sss,,~1 rnder my hand, this 3lst day Of January. oA A. O. MOVES. A Justice of the Peace Of said irecinct- Prescot. Ian. SI. 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

The Phenix Herald is authority for the statement that the sale of tickets for the excursion has been stopped on account of the demand beiDgsD great, and adds that thousands will come out on the excursion, and many with view cf remaining here. The Herald thinks ,he new town will be a rival to Phenix in population inside of six months
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
Delinquent Sale Notice. 0Ee gokITe eoln AND SILVER MINING cosPasr

Location of principal place of business. San Jose. California.
 Location of works, Tiger District, Ysvapai County Arizona Territory.
 NOTlcE-Tbese are delinquent upon the ioIlo~ine desc1be stock. account of aasessment tNo. q lev. led te 18th day of February s7p several amounts ret opposite shs of the respective shareholder as follows.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Assessment Nosice.

To Loren s. JenEs, wrn- Maan. J. M. N-Hon, s De' G,ri,n,r Vim Cole Geo. Beck ', ana all others holding from and under them In the discsvery clam the Loreno Lode, Tiger Ds tFct- braisoA" Mountains: Yol gre hereby no'Ihed that if you do DO, nppeai within 9 ninety days the date hereof and pay u c. A. Luke or John Rzibir, all of your prop"uo1 due or which may beoome due. ss re- quired by lts, tho rnde signra will ca sn fortsb of our interests lode, according to the AlIIne Laws of the United States and this Territory no" ~ force c. A. LUKE
 JOHN RAIBLE- Prtscoft January lth. lss9-91d
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

Col. Dean", Of San Francesca. addressed the New York Bullion Club, on th. even ing of March q, and predicted that tie Comstock lode would yield more during he next ten years than it has in the ten just pGSJ. He saiu there was grrat deal more in the north end mines than the pub. lie had knowledge of,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
unl ni Ons.

In the Justices Court of Prescott Precinct in the County Iavapa. Territory of Arizona-A.O. Moves, lusgltce of the Fcace.
 GEU. W. HA.,-E, Pl-iitii
 
 FISHERS STAGE LINE, Defendant.
 The ItrritOry AtEona sencs greeting tn T. \. Mier Geo. l.. McIl0uoagn, IT, l.. fis4er and Gtot E. Kirk. corning partasi sap nader the nrm nant OI kirE, srit,Jush 6 Co.,. aud l. ]. HiEds, U. 6. Fsshsr I. t. Ildluas, John Dt Richard tsOe, defendal,s. You AulIsoucd Co appear before uis. at cflce ia Prescott. Preicf. iD the County of hssapa the gis day oi arch, A. D loa, at iU o'clock a. action brought aEusg you by said plaintiff, to IsWrr the complaint the allowed named plaintiff Said ecron Ia brought 70 recover the .f L. hun ired ana uinoty and ntyhuatre ths dors jaG se- wi be against y0u for the said amount, Ioget er viin coats Jf s-lS cut fl you fail to answer
 To the Sherl1, any Constable of said County Greeting: Nake legal aud due return Given unGsr my nand ths 21st day Jznuary A. b. IS7g. A. ,. NOYss,
 \ Ju.tiee ol the Peace oI saia prseinet
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Notlce to Creditors.

Estate of HUGH C. ATCHELsOS, deceased. Notice is hereby gwen ey the underzigned Adn.nis-
 r ,f inc EsSte Uf Hugh C. At hcrsOn, deceased 10 n iitors os and all lersolas having cialIns against b s.id cessei. to exnlbf them Nlth the necessary -i-s ,.itnir len mouths Of the first pubLcN.lon of ,b,~ Dotiee 10 the undersigned al hls residence la ei,,..r,l Park Nohave County, Arizona
 N N. kRIDER AsimiIistE@aor oI the Est-te of Hugh C. Atche. sou. deceased.
 Mineral Fark. January isth, 1873.
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Nn1ice fo treditors.
Estate of JOHN ZIMMERMAN, decsss,


 >,-fce Is hereby given hy the undersigned Adrnis- -, of ths estate Of Joln TuamegEnsn, aeceasei h ,b -,.fiiors of and al perdoas having claims a. ans -,5 ,lessl-e3, to exhibit them w1ra the necessary .11- within ten months oI the nrst publication of .ti ,,-ic. To ts said AduiEsSI sfof h3s pae- o. ,.f'e- ,p tee Village of Prescott, in the C0ua Of Yavapal, and Territory of Ar4zona
 WI. TOdfkINS, ,sml,istrs,or of the Es,ate of John Zimmerman isrs.,srt March 3l. Is59.
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Nnrice to CredItors.

Estate Of ALDEN AUSTIN, deceased.
 Notice Is hereby gwen by the undersigned Adrains- ttr of the esssfs Alden Austin, deceased Co the -ristrs or and all persons having claims against the s.,a aecs.sea to exhlth them wiih the necessary xouehers within four months of the first publication of ts notice te szid AouinisrIor 4t hls residence t, he iowa f Alexandra, in the County of Nayapal.
 J R NckINSIE, Adnlinistrator ef the Estate of Alden Austin deceased J24 sd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
Dissolution of Copar,nership.

The Co-partuersa heretofore existing between John Blsi hur and A. q. IniboCo in the Excelsior Brewsry is tnis day dissolved by mutual John Baek-
 ,la retiring from the rfn All debts will be collected bv A. J. Thibodo who will pay all debts owing by it.
 The bushiess v.u be stin carried nnder the old style of Blackbum Co.
 iha brewing VIII oe carried on ss usual by old Jack Blackburn JOHN BLACKBURN . Al. THIBODO.
 PREsCOrT March I9, IS7a. 3w.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

Thirty-nine recruits arrived on Tuesday. and two more who had uaaccountably been left behind came in on Wednesday. Thuty of them left for the end of the trtcE, under Msjor Tupper, thence to be distnbued.- Yuma Sentinel.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
J JACk-OF- F-All-TRAD S
 Laborer

s-sfe fo1tsrE nts9uf iqNn. ssrsns haasas. aha. w--s; eisus aud fdss ao~n azs1-is ais. esgis sr,s csTErs cni- nFu y'nod. kc. 2c Sc, ks ke ke ~ I~
 fs reiste. mp3erafc Ca bls chazes a1ld uis,sutsT. hss hlz. fhlsrussAiF.
 ffs.leFx As iE Ais tsaE "a lFat cf tss Pas. o ae . - g hs fsssrfssv sfft1 5fsi 10
 rr, ffa-rh q frr-ff
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
The "CosY saIeon-.

The above saloon. heret0fsrg krDTn ss the NV Hif saloon. corner of Goodwin Eud trsiie srret hzs b~en rvor~asd ssa thnruasay reaoyaie hy Che uasr- sigr-d. ~hsrs le N1 b~ Easei ts -ee his fTsls aud .ny che-S pka Ery favor kia ufth tl=sr pstrus-Fe. - LOUIS DU8AE.
 Frssc.ti Tsh. a. lssg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

And in acrrrance ~fih lsw and Sn sniar of the Board oi Directors. made the ish day of FsAruary 1873 uo many shares of each pared of such stock s may ts EecsAaTSr a3a be sa a Tshlie snssaE. tt tc floe of iiss 3omfeuy AgcieT. ptAaiBg. foaftass, Stss4 san ,Cse sllfJrnia eH TcEsDAT. flas FfFTEENTH dsy of APRIL ls7p Nt r. o'clock s ef sad day so Ias sat3 aeiiEquen thereon togcthsr sfh eots oi Naxertising and sxT-sEse- Of the sale
 V. L. BLYTHE, secrrsarv oFTCE Archer BuHtng. Fountain stress san so-e. California. A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

The Yuma Sentinel gives tLe Expositor the following complimentary send off on the occasion ot the departure of the same for Phcnix "Good ridanca to bad rubbish. .'' Unklud, George
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
$. C. .U.fRCOU, HGrticU1tur1St

hzs sSsa Se-Ytrgesis s hsFaf zla Efgssl s4is plxss. aos rgsfnz !n his gsisa McCofrifk Firsst ed whah zsA fair trssazlani -ir hiaoa ts sssson.
 D culsireet e. raske aud tsF7 is ge3i order, Grss lssus asd nn-ar sets. sAieh A1 v@ Wss-set te Eits entire ssss sfarffrrn.
 rsH.ss.t fsrh a Ft-g
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS
NaIice to Creditors.

Fstats of Alfred 1T. Herriek, deceased.
 Nelee is herel,e gwen by the undersifnet, AdE,is rrstr1x of estate of Alfred H. hsfseA' deceased. t0 hS Tiisor. of aud all persons having claims sgSluss said deceased exhibit them Nlth the necesssrY v,ueuers within tea moAtas of the hrst pGolc&on of ,htS potce t, Iish els at thear ofce iE Ise town ,f Pr,scotf YzvAfs. Csuniy, Territory q ArlzonA-
 CADDIE L. HARssIEA, AdElnissE@trix. Prescott. A. r., Feb. A lsss--WaN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

Gan, "harles PorsF. lately commanding Si Fort Iuma, ha- tuTued "'eF ips I9st to Capt. O'Conncli SD We. @nu lN"saois known 10 our citizens. Capt. r. "~s an eight months leave of absence. and will probably visit Europe before returning. We shall bc glad ;o wejccms his genial face back sga.u. S,u,iIUl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

Fred Hltenbrand is Tn Prescott to-day and reports all quiet on the raging Agua Fria.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
Order of Court,

In he District Court o the Third judicial District, the Territory Of Arizona, in and for the County o Yavapai. HENRY ASHER and LOUIS wOLLEN-l BURG, partners doing business under the firm name and style of ASHER
 WOLLENBURG. Plaintiffs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
$ FED S!l FRESH AND TRUE TO NAME

Aiso ia % osnt Taeksfs. aT varieties of veErsais Fl0yer aud Tree Seas. sesd fer general rgis Iiss
 THos. 4. COX kCo, WIFI wv '-s tr-na sssaa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
PRICE OF MILK REDUCEDl

Prom and sf,e thl. date. until fur,hsr nosios. ,he price uf mia xfl be ss foIops; reF pu srt tsS Ter ftnt toc
 !. n. COOK. FHEse5Tt. AISA e.. .g-s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

c v. craa> 39e HsRtS0nory sfre,t San Franefsco fs fot> ASeRf fer fhe AEIZOxA MfxEE ia flat cfE. He fs sEthoris.d Co coll,e sos>ys dae 0fs sstGbiEh@eHf, taks orders for aassrfsstHg and enesd Co sther bNsfa>ss d,colrfaa HPoa Afm ue rePresestafare g fhe I'rbitxhsF.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
BORN

YLCKLE-In Prescott. April sr, IS79 to the wife Oi
 Mir. George Tackle, daughter-liii pounds.
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Summons.

la the District Court of the Third JaSlical Dissrt
 Territ'ry of Arizona. Coan y of Mohave. JOHN E. RYAN. Biainsia
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
WILLIAM wTIKgRsox c1ss

esere- yoa- ths Hasd sheriff. gre hereby crsssruAsIca sad required ts F,sas--i to r5o sr f sna to se ths prsnnises hersinbeforv da@erios s, - pL ihe proesss of such sale fo ths ss.a.s af ..fs ls4ihfAt SitH fnfa41ss saNrson and eosts toga4hsr ~ltA .otias eosts. and uAke and ele rorr -rt- s eaeA AaSe t9 tas Geff of sad IisfYics Cou withi, k3 aays From ihe isis her. 1f and to do al thirgs sfaisg Q De terms sod r-Fuirsse-Ifs of sfe ss,, tadsuseu' and dscr~s sua tae psatsslos,s f tI tn ssirn oass made and u48rf4o8.
 tssv-1 uIeT rpy head asa kis sssl sf ..ta g,. , L. 70 aAf sa4 beeanaisr, \. O. lgsH
 ,,.- WiLLiAA WTLKERsoN. ClsrE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District Te--
 rito-y of Arizona, County Of fAYapAi. B. l.. BAKER, Plaintiff,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04
SUMMCNS-

Prescott, January 9th, Is7s-sod
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-04

In the District Court os the Third Judicial Il.strt
 Territory of Arizona. County fYavapai. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, Plaintiff Summons in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-21
A DANGEROUS TORPOR.

Torpor or inactivity OF the kidneys Is SERIOUSLY
dangerous to those organs since 1t Is the precedent
of diseases which destroy their substance and en-
danger life. This sluggishness may be overcome BY
stimulating them, not excessively, but moderately
I'm effect produced by Hostetters Stomach Bitters,
general invlgorant and alternative, possessing diu'
retic properties Of no common order. The impetus
which this admirable medicine gives 10 their evacu
alive function counteracn any tendency 10 conges'
tlon which may exist in their tissues. Both they and
their associate organ, the bladder are
well as gently stimulated by the Bitters, which ex
crls kindred influence upon the stomach, liver, ant
bowels, and by strengthening the system enables 4
TO withstand naiarial epidemics, to which, whe1
exposed, 1t might otherwise succum0.
ia 21-Tu, I'll, saw
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Tney,se ron,.a kim 0ns.l

s1.r.,, IA Eaaisry, Morning NeWs Lsncosnshire
~ ps Exprssss amt Hull Adserflssr tngtsadl 0
The spirited action of the Cork tsorrsora-
ZION I'D decsfning To gnize o heiaiiy Ger
eral Grants visit, wi we trsisf, 40 some.
thing to check one OF The most unworthy
stieapts eyerHaasie 10 Crafty personal van 3
! ity and promote party ffsterests AZ 2 one y
more surprised than are the Americans 9.
the extfayagaBt attention wb'cn mas .D 70 I.
/ Il OF course gratifying TO fud that q good
yelling prevails ON this side oil the Atlantic
& towards the American people; but the In
habitanta OF the United States are not q little
tsisqustcd to find that ID man who has Shat
tered his party and nearly wrecked the ma.
s fion should assume to himself thesduty OF
representin0 them I'm Europe. That Gene
& raj Grant Ia personally incapable OF suita.
bfv renresenting great and lnteitigenG
4 peoDle il obvious from the speech wblcn ne
made an Fssdsy at Dublin, and which the
2 Times has had the cruelty to publish VERDI
Tim. Al man who has never had sufnclent
capacity or Industry to learn bis native
language should not assume to himself 20
represent his llow.cnuntrymen. ms,
however, rs comparatively smaii mai
ter. What makes General GRANTS assnmp-
ton 80 monstrons Is the fact that ne
IS DOiiHcaIly & aS we'll y as pcASohau5
disqualified. Under his administration
fraudIpolitica!, commercial, and govern
nental-hourished 10 degree previously
unknown 10 American history, and Grants
& Government altogether failed to repress or
punisi, the frauds from which the nation
suffered SO greatly. The failure Of Grants
administration, coupled with the injustice
practced towards the southern States, has
so disguised rigbt-tbinking men in America
that his party has been hopelessly shattered.
Nevertheless, there are men in the States
who propose Grant for reelection az Pre-
sfdent. Some OF them have vivid recof-
lection OF the gains they were enabled to
sweep into their own pockets during LIS
previous administration, and they are will
ing to spend thousands OF dollars in order
to obtain another opportunity. With this
object In view, the good feeling OF the peo-
Pile OF this country towards their brethren
on the other side OF the Atlantic is being
played upon, and many persons have been
Induced TO accent Grant as a representative
OF the United States without considering
bis disqualification for that position. We
shall best consult our OWE dignity and the
wishes OF the intelligent and upright citi-
zens Of the United States by declining to &C
cept General Grant as the representative OF
an intelligent and noble people. Z
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- - BY Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctfoneer,
1912 Main street.


HPRJJSTEES SALE OF "A NICE COM
/ PORTABLE FRAME DWELLING WITH
GOOD LOT ON TWENTIETH BETWEEN
GRACE AND FRANKLIN STREETS At AOC-
TiOE-In execution of 4 certain deed Of trust from
". Ii. Cox and wife, dated July 2. 1873, aud duly
recorded In the clerks Office of Richmond Chaucery
CoIrt. n. B 1O1 G.; page a.. we will offer for sale,
mon the premises, ut public auction, being re.
anired so to do by the holders Of The note secured
thereby, default having been mace IN Inc paw;
The Esd day or january, 1870, at OclockP.
NJ, the PROPERTY above described The house
Mi necessary convepences. The ncighborhood Is rs
GOOD as any in the city. The house is now occupied
by good tenant al fair rent. The lot has a front
OK about 80 feet, and runs back q good depth. TO
any Que wishing to purchase good home ut Q low
price situated convenient to business, &C., this sale
pres en s an unu ual advantage. -,
TERMS: Whilst The deed requires cash, more lib
era terms will be announced 1T sale ia
j. A. RICHARDSON,
s.s.. 4.-a.E JOHN DUNLOP,
IA IL ....r.s- Trustees.
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BY Edward G. Gcddin, yea.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, 1Ol5 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME
L. TENEMENTS, Nos. 2l0 and 2l2 SOUTH
CHERRY STREET, AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF
duly recorded In the clerks office Of the Chancery
Court OF the city Of Richmond default having been
nedciary therein secured, We will sell on TUES
DAY, january %, 1879, At O'Clock 2. NJ, ON The
premises, the REAL ESTATE therein conveyed,
between Cum beriand and Beverly streets. running
back 1872 feet, having TWO FRAMED TEN
MENTS containing three rooms each, and other
Improvements, thereon. s15s- y y.t>.,..E =
| TERMS Though the deed demands cash, we arc
at six and twelve months, with six per cent interest
~ GEORGE W. WARREN,
li.t:l.i Ei51 s. CONWAY GODDJN, +
tl7 49, ~ 81. ~ ~; r.s IS, Trustees
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By w. Goddin, ..el.,.
10 Real Estate Agent and Auctsoneer.
corner or Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT LARGE
- AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHEASTC CORNER OF GRACE AND SlXfH
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF .RlCHMOND;-At
the request of the deyisees OF the a;e Alfred Penn
shall offer for sale ut public auction, on TUESDAY
the 18th February, 1879. az AZ O'Clock F. M, so on
mEScE looted as above now I'm the occupancy Of
the Hon. james Lyons. The LOT has front OF 90
feet. and a depth Of l52 feet to an alley. Inc
accommodation for large family usually found IN
such nm establishment. As IL Is so well known, a
further description Is deemed unnecessary
TERMS !: one fourth cash: balance at six, twelye,
eighteen. and twentY-four months, for negotiable
notes interest added secured BY q d. ed OF trust.
w. GODDIN,
=, 11.1aw8w&,dsa! Real Estate Auctioneer.
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PRINCETON STUDENTS IN TROUBLE Iren-
ton, N. J., January 19.-Twenty-fohr stu.
dents from Princeton College were arrested
in this city about midnight last night on a
charge OF disorderIy conduct in the streets.
They came here in two large sleishs last
evening, and by their noise and hilarious
conduct greatly disturbed the peace in
driving from street to street. The police
finally mustered in force, and, surrounding
the sleighs, captured the disorderly occu-
pants. They were each fined $3.50 and dis
charged. The scene at the police-ofiice was
amusing and exciting.
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BY Wellington Goddiu,
Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
u AND COMFORTABLE DOUBLE FRAME
TENEMENT THEREON. ON THE EAST SIDE SIDE
OF ADAMS BETWEEN CLAY AND Leigh
grip EETS-As spcc1al commissioner or the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the Eastern dis
trict of Virginia. by order entered on tile 20th Of
January, 1879, In the matter of James Turner, In
hankrunicy shall sell at auction, on the premises
on WEDNESDAY The 29lh OF January, 1878, lat
O'Clock P. d.. the LOT located as above, fronitnt
80 feet running back about 100 feet more or less
with a. DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT thereon
containing four rooms, besides The usual out-build'
tngs. 4. :. 80 -
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at six, Twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added and secured by a deed of trust. - ,.sr
SOLOMON CUTCHlNS, Assignee
We. the undersigned, trustees In the several deeds
of trust will ioin In the deed 10 the purchaser so rs
to convey q valid title.
% :. -: W. GODDIN, :. .k-t"
JAMES PLEASASTS,
BEVERLY +. TURNER,
IA 21-5teodids Trustees.
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BY Grnbbs 6 Williams, m
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES. SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FARM FNINETY-THREE ACRES ABOUT
FOUR MILES WEST OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND AT AUCTION.-In execution OF deed OF
trust from Absaom Blackburn and wife to the SUD
scriber, as trustee, dated May l8. $50. and duly
recorded In The Henrico County Court Office. oeing
herelo required by the personal representative OF
Tie cred or secured, will sell by auction upon me
premises, on MONDAY. January II. 1879, at II
O'Clock M, a PORTION OF THE LAND conveyed
by said deed, The same being the FARM yhereon inc
said Blackburn long resided, lying In the lorks Oh
the road leading from the Deep Run turnpike 20
Conrtney's formerly Staples's mill and me road 10
Bethlehem church., adjoining the land OF Mr. ".
Morrison and others. and containing nincty-tnTse
acres more or less plat and survey OF which VIII De
shown at the SALE. r-c 1865, =. ,,d,,
has good fce-house; also, o DOna most iafoIaDy
siIua.ed for ce-makng and with slight expense the
dam may be minded and ice gathered during lne
present season. This farm is located In GOOD
neighborhood. convenient TO church and MIL, and
general farming and its facilities for fce-getiinr Is
very desirable.
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for the whole
or the greater portion Of the purchase money In
cash, but By consent Of parties Interested the terms
will he one fourth cash balance ut SIX Twelve, ana
eighteen months for negotiable notes, with interest
added and secured by deed of trust.
- ALFRED WINSTON, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ia 13,16,l7,1 S&2ltd
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TIyERY STABLES.

EXCHANGE, LIy " Yx;s;n \ ) "
( II SsEE-S.rABLES ANIurxaSkLiSs fksh
BAZAAR, I43s AND l1tV nrnsurpasscd fas!nlY
] ana now pIepars,d' w THE DAY, WEN '
Special rates TO droyer and every Of their b.
extended them for the trah>ss''o
In connection Will, the stables hssen AZ IORst
/ gssaar for tae SALE HY ACSiiHo,JEs HARM
sMsHhIs; ss sRiiS,.Es, RoRi.s. WHIPS, Ssi UT
AUCTION DAYS: WEDSESSpNi
DAY M1 ] o'clock A. "; n,y,s. propr!esG
/ . G. a ALLnH, Manager. 22 80 20
q. @, BUXTON, Aaesioaees,
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BY w. esaaidln. S..
Reaf Estate Agent and Aactlopes
3 u snrr,ss K1s ys.t,f1t end Bank 81 reets.1

.,r1RrrsrEr5s SALE or THREE New
Il HRIrK YENEAaENTs ON THE WEI iEsn Llm nn
III XMRdis STEEETSAs tru tees OF q 81 ~
Ssrsi F tt1,st from Charles etsrs ana
IND daied LIST OF October, t,,:ay SoSen-
,er aas II, Deed. Book No ng G page SZs VT
r trustees, 81 eIecai!on OF a.. sa,G
W. IN EpIIIhY the Gsih of January.
oscoek M tina located as above rron,a1Sg a Oh
said west Iiueof Wait Sa leei INF
Np-IT An Tex Three stories high,
1yiii, stores Below and dwellings aboye,; =, !.
,,,aisnse III six and twelve months; for Negotiable
no,ps Interest added. secured by deed OF Trust.
Ahe = G EUEGE r. HAW, ,tr
: 81 80 j. v. REDDY,