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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-17
The RIVER PRESS
wednesday, November II, 1880.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

NJ The President Of the United States OF America,
proclamation.
AT no period in their history since the United States
became a nation, has this people had so abundant ana
so universal reasons for Joy and gratitude az inc favor
of Almighty God, or been subject 70 SO proIouhu a.
obligation to give thanks for His loving kindness and
hambly to implore His continued care and protecuon.
Health, wealth and prosperity throughout all our
borders: peace, honor and friendship with all the
world: q firm and faithful adherence by the great Dody
Of our population to the principles of liberty which
have made our grs atness as a nation; wise lnstltu-
tons and a strong frame of government aHd society
which will perpetaate it-for all these let enc thanks
Of 8 happy and united people, as with one voice. as
cend in devout homage to the Glyer OF all gooo' I
therefore recommend that on Thursday, the 25th day
of November next, the people meetm their respective
places of worship to make acknowledgment to Al
mighty God for His bounties and His protection, and
to offer to Him prayer for their continuance. In wit
ness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caused
the seal of the United States to be affixed.
Done at the CITY of Washington, this first day OF
November. il the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty, and of the independence OF the
Uuited States the one hundred and fifth.
HER B. HAYES, President
Tn accordance with the Proclamation of the Presi-
dent of the United States, I hereby appoint Thursday,
November rs, 1880, to be kept throughout the Terri
tory as day of Thanksgiving and Prayer.
Let US keep it with the same devotion that our faith
era did who instituted the custom. Let it be q day OF
rest to all abstaining from all secular labor and de-
voting the day to joyful thanksgiving for the blessings
that we as a people have enjoyed.
Let us pray that the blessings of the Father may
still be on our Territory, our local institutions and
or homes; and while we are giving thanks let us es-
pecially remember those who are desolate and oppres-
eed, so that the words of the master may be said unto
US: II was an hungered and We gave me meat; was
thirsty and We gave me drink; [ was a stranger and ye
took me in: naked and We clothed me; | was sick and
we visited me; l was in prison and ye came unto me-
Given at the Executive Department, Helena, Mon
tana, this November Sd, A. D.. 1880, and of the indie
pendence Of the United States the one hundred and
fifth. BY the Governor,
B. T. POTTS.
JAMES H. MILLS, Secretary.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-17

JAMES Fl. MILLS, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-04

RAILROAD RIoTs IN TOLEDO Toledo,
Ohio, March "A railroad riot occurred
here this forenoon. The Toledo, Delphos
and Burlington railroad, DESTROYS Of getting
into The city with their line, had succeeded
in reaching point where the Miami and
Erie canal is in,ersected, from whence 1t
desired 10 run track along Canal avenue.
An ordinance granting the right OF way
failed in the Council; but, in defiance of
authority. large force Of workmen began
early this morning, and before noon spiked
down 400 yards. The people In the neigh
borhood. some OF whose door-yards were
cut of by the road, organized, and at a
signal scores OF men, women, and children
burst from bouses, sheds, and barus. and
took possession OF the track. The workmen
did not immediately stop, but vollcy after
yolley Of mud, dirt, and rocks compelled
them 10 fiy. The crowd, swollen to many
hundreds, then destroyed the road, tearing
up The rails aud breaking them, aud throw
ing the ties into the canal. A squad OF po-
,ica was sent 10 the scene, but could do
nothing, aud the rioters retained victorious
possession Of the avenue. Toe leader OF the
raid was brawny Irish woman, aud blood
shed would have resulted had the workmen
continued resistance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-04
Third Annual SessiOn OF the Grand
Lodge knights Of Honor.

TIL, body met In Norfolk Tuesday.
The members of the Grand Lodge were
net at their headquarters by committee
from Orient Lodge and escorted 10 the
lodge-ro0m.
Mr, w. A. Simmons welcomed the Grand
Lodge, and was responded to By Judge
Il. Waddil, OF Heniico.
The Grand Lodge was then called to or
Ger. when the following grand officers were
found present:
Edwin Mccarthy, p. &. D., Richmond;
Z. ID. Biick, G. D., Norfolk; james X. Lam
kin. q. v. d., Richmond; John X. johnson,
A. q. D., Cbri-tiansburg: l.. q. MCGEE. q.
c., Richmond William II. BaiIie, G. r.,
Richmond; j. II. Payne, q. Guardian, Pc
tersburgs g. W. Nelns, q. s., Richmond.
Ab>cnt-Grard Guide and Grand Trea'
surer.
The roll was called, and representatives
from every lodge In The State ascerained 10
be present.
After comforting the Grsnd-Lodge degree
on several past dctaiors, Grand Dictator u.
u. Blick read bis report.
Grand Reporter w. ii. Bailie also pre-
senied bis report.
Fourteen deaths have occurred in the
jurisdiction during the year just closed,
and The endowment 49, 000) was promptly
maid BY the supreme officers in each case
save enc, he having only received the
Youths degree.
Total number OF lodges March i, So;
total membership December 81, 1879,
2,079-a net gain during the year past OF
TAO members; cash in the treasury and in-
vested December 81, 1879, S7,421.99.
After the reading OF the reports tho
Grand Dictator announced the following
standing committees:
Committee on Credentials-M NJ. 5. Block,
J. T. Kenny, James Morris.
Committee on Dstribution-J. j. Wright
Julius Joel, Fred. Grantham.
Committee OF Stewards William K. Fos'
Ter. ID. s. Paulcise, j. w. Beazcy.
Committee on Appeals and Grievance
William Il. Woody, w. j. Mays, t. w
Bass. -
Committee on The State OF the Order--T
c. Morton, Alfred Moth, j. III. Taylor.
Committee on Returns and Charters
John r. Taylor, II. NJ. Hope, w. IL. IL
Cory.
An invitation 10 banquet and ball to b'
given by Orient Lodge at The Masonic TEN
pie on Thursday evening was received sn'
accepted.
Adjourned til morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-04
by Robert d. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auc'ioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF thai
" SPLENDID AND MOST ELiGiBBLLa I , i.GEn
IT'D FUUR-s1OgY sTn ,,Ckrii nIsWHEtLiNG No
4io NuRrH SsVENJH STREET, BETWIEsEiiiN
MARsHALi AND CLAY STREETS, NOM ot,TtC-
PIN M THE FAMILY OF Tbs LATE :; LIZ.
i,ERGER. CONTAINING ABOUT Ten KY, hOys AZ
LARGE THREr-s TORY ERlCk hiu NIL. p.N,, d.
TACHED. CONTAINING ABOUT FIVE byo IA
THE HOUSE HAS ALI nH I'M n ppnyTIRRkNCE.
FRONT AND REAR PORcHEs. &C., aC.1By
virtue CT ,ecree entered on tie 18th day OF teo,
ruary. 1880 IN the District Court OF tne unIe,e
states for the EasterH<siricf OF virginia, in sun
STYLED (arneit assignee. rs Lisberger 81 dts
In pending we the undersiened' appoln.eu spe. ia
commissioners by said decree, VIII eier i1r sa,e;
mon the premises, ON THURSDAY the ls,h day OF
March. 1880. at Az o'clock l.. NJ, the apo'o-u'-
scrjljpf valuable REAL ESTATE. sc.,,,
The LOT fronts 2S feet on the west Iee Oh osFen.n
street betwten Marshall and Clay streets, sna Iuss
back between pariIleI Iines about loo zee, 70 @
nave alley The house Is substantially oait Of nrs.
Glass materisl. ana is IN good order he neighbor
hood rs as GOD as any In Inc city. 10 any Que Isl
ri q TO purchase rsi-ciass residence, c'nrenisn.
Iy and DC. irab,y located as to business RrAe' 3c
This .rs an unusual opportunity, as tnis properly
Is first class IN every respect r., .h a.. .ho
TERMS: Under decree are one lonrtn casn iIe
residue In three equal instalmenis, payaoe az TOUR
eight and twelve months. spectiyeiy, afler Gay on
sale with interest added thereon at the rate OF SIX
per cent per annum. the purchaser 10 give MS neeo
fab'e notes, waving homestead. Tor saId ntItrisu
naymeuts psyabIe 10 said commissioners, ana the
title 10 said property to be retained until said noes
are fully paid aud a Conveyance urec.eu W '"e
Court. EDMhhl H. ,.,, M ,Srxny
Special Com misSioners.
NH 4-Gs9l1.l2 1315.16,l7,lS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-04

COMMISSIONERS SALE or YALU-
AsFs Eel dss Es5AyG u n inc Es c1n
DEsIRABLE BRICK srAliEss WITH pW pLis.
R Sa A9 eSsrs sr9 ~ NAN AZ AID un esEH
TEENTM SHEETS; AND 9 q, ~. ~ ~ INK Xxx
e q ms sTosf sf n.y. i7Ss az SlLf
sfGEET IS EEHH 81 aE s sFoxE fy
yirtne OF rendered sv re Ricnmsne az 0nsa
sei Court on the 2lst day Of February. iesV' N
me sui Of Pis a sess,s c on 10
The preplIss on WEDNESDAY, ,he iq,h DAY ,ho os
DEsIRABLE STOKES IS above located. NO; 100
east Main street fronts 20 AZ IL feet an9 runs ,e
back between lines nearly parallel a2ou' 90 '1Tos,
which adjoins the above on the east. fronts
90 10y 12 feet. aud runs back on rs eastern ine
il an irregular one. the same depth; and 10. a.
north Seventeenth street (which Il INN. darcy ~
rear Of The aboys fonts aboSt 80 feet and on
lis southern line. which Is an irregular one' tne
Those disposed to purchase are invited 20 exam
Inc The proptrfy before the dag Of sale, and by cii
Ing at the Office OF The auciioneers map VI VIC
same can be seen. co, ,a., N
* now Welding. and has ALWAYS yielded. eoon IN
come, should be sufficient induceinent i0r any o','
TO purchase, either for speculation or soid Invest
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance at SIX
twelve and eighteen months. for negot'aoie nVes.
with Interest added from he day or sa'e' the tue ~
no retained until The whole purchase money Is aid
and n conyeyance ordered by the Court. For each
creoit -payment the purchaser VIII De require" !"
Give two no es OF equal amounts.
HENRY q. CANNON,
,SIeciai Commissioners.
sale conducted by JAMES NJ TAYLOR a. soS'
Auc iioneers. lc :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-04

Chesterfield Notes. During the month o.
February the clerk OF the Chesiefne'o
county Court issued s marriage-llcense %
5 white and 3 colored--and rfcosoca 0'
deeds.
The grand Jury win have plenty Of WORK WORK
10 do tins term, as quite number OF cfin'-
nal cases have been sent on.
The attendance az tbs laying OF Inc cor
rer.stone Of the new church ut Chester on
the 18Th Instant promises to be very large.
Msny from Mapchcster will be present 10
witness the ceremony.
me Chesterfield Board OF Supervisors
viii probably consider the question OF ap.
propriating funds towards the support OF
tic Free bridge at their next meeting.
Rev. w. A. David, who left Chester neIo
rot long since rs missionary to Africa nas
arrived safely in that country, ana mas
begun his work among the heafben.
The aw-milis in Chesterfield appear 10 pc
doing q fine business. We Judge from the
fact that they have been running very stea-
div for some time.
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r,RusrEE's AUCTION SALE

- certa,u eeed or trust dated Janu-
In execution o. dnly recorded In the c'erk'l Office
airy 2s i ~. rrefy Courf, d. b. ia A, iage47
q ar for ale npea the premise; On NIUE Ssc
DAY II 49, Ct AZ sfs'a 3 % sda
required % % 10 tsviup been made in the payment
- ss ,s os ha fnRSE saIck
STORE apos 49, ~, nd runs back between parallel
ieenin Ter 70 The properly Ches and
a nhes Rs,,~sy Comanv. The STORE Is compare
uveIy ne w. Va .n builf. The DWELLING over
anu enus .bout six rooms gas, wafer Sc on
Se premise oso Sasncss n
rest s,anu ~ ~ shs citv and has always enjoyed an
,.rmsrs swonnt OF custom Special attention oil
SS nS good q 10 pay q she as r
iEn ~ ale and 10 nav on q note OF S3,oOO,
with ali costs Interest, &C., thereof oa'aher upon
sucn terms may pe anno ,r I'VE. Trustee
NH a KObIh1 i,- - .--.-- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-04

INDIAN TERRiroRY RAD Kansas City,
No., March 3.--An intense excitement pre-
vailed here last night 10 consequence OF the
statement that the United States attorney is
directed TO read the Presidents proc'ama-
ton at the Oklahoma meeting in the Mer-
chants Exchange to-day. Last night great
preparations were made for the meeting.
6pcecbes were made by Colonel Boudinot,
ex-Ccngressman Franklin, General Blair,
Hon. Sidney Clark, and others. Compa-
MES are organized here, and there are con-
cenffaied measures for successful raid.
The people are unanimously ia favor Of
senator Vos:'s bill, but they are bound TO go
into the territory at al hazards. Troops
are scattered along the frontier, but the
leaders who came 70 Kansas City yesterday
ssy tbey can put 1000 men on the march at
: three days notice. There Is fear Of blood
she'd unieSs the Presidenrs order IL modi-
ned 70 o TO allow the settlers TO 80 upon
eed<d lands.
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AUCTION HALEs---F nturo Days.
VIZ ATER-POWER PROPERTY AT 7
Wv DANYILLE. VA.

nv virtue Of decree of the Hastings Court o.
the Town, Of Danvillc 81 the ccembsr 'eru; no.
Mapufact, ring Company and Others, ana o. y. y !:
stokes Go. and Others rs The
trustee and sptcia' conm sioner .. tns y, ,sh
sell at public auction, on the premises ~ ocoeA
WEDNESDAY, THE ss slsr DAY OF MARCH
the following VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
W. Ar. the wsTgR-POwER AND WATER
RiGiiTs AND PRiVILEG rs, including ~ nnai'
video moiety Of he rnnai ana ,ans wnie were
con, et o., 10 The DanyiiIe Manufacturing Company
by Crews Rodephizer Co by deed da.sa me Sv,n
". rtis COZ, ed by the Danyfe Manufacturing Soin
.any 10 H. Robefissn. trustee, ~ DEED ~ fusl oa'su
The 9Th day of May. ls66; both deeds reeoruea III
'n g 'i nso' he THREE LOIS OF LAND, suitable
for ficfnry sites and other purposes, lying between
the ssn and Dan rye 4 re e 81 'gse BY
RRicK BijIt,D Nc and the founea'iou-wa =, &er
of The wool, u. factory formerly operated oy me
h. front on The canal OF 176 feet, and the ihird
from OF 2.16I feet all running bacs 70 ,ne .re,
map of the property VIII oe esniDeI a. ,s sno
sa,c aud meanwhile can be seen upon sppnch,iru
no tbe under,i gned at his ctiice IN nan.hr, W.
These lois nre ai.o more fully deserted In ABOVE
mentioned d. ed of trust. .o,.,.,,s
restrictions ADD provisions Of The two above me,
fiued deeds and sso subject 10 me aecrees snu pro-
.rpedinQs OF the court III tW' 49,. -.
Toned adjudicaiing the rights Of all parties inte
rested In tlip said props ty r., -
TERMS OF SALE: Ten Tercentum o. .n s,,t pu
chase moneys In cash the RESCUE 0y equal lnstai
,nents Of one two and three years from day OF SAFE
bearing interest from tina, day for which g ne S e
, H. THE ~ i've retained until all The purchase
money is paid and the further order OF the Court;
The above sale Is worthy OF the attention OF cap,
,.i,s and All otht rs who wish to engage In any
lid of wafer mower factories ut point so faNor-
sbiv located as the growing town Of D,n,iile.
""'' HARRISON ROBERTSON,
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
10 o5.t\jh30i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-04
By Robert q. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent anu Aucioueer'
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ TRACTS OF GOOD LAND IN HEMkllT,xx
COIJNIY ON NINE-MlLE ROAD. ABour s,A
MILES FROM CORPORATION LINE AND EA,
TENDING BACK TO RICHMOND, 10hM f1l III ~
AND CHI EsAPE RAILROAD. BY AUCTION.
nv virtue OF decree of the Chancery Court oi me
city of Richmond in the cause of Plco' ana as us.
Ioyali and ais. entered on The 21st day or ttDru-
ary 1880 we snail sell by puolic auction. ~ henric9
county court house. mt - O'Clock M.: on MON M
The Gin fay of March. 1880 tnat being court-dayl
fhos. TWO IRA CTS OF LAND containing iogetner
lis l7.lOO ACRES, and known as ne ann on MT;
p. r. picot and fronting both the Nine Nile ROAD
and YORK River railroad, and hes about SIX nn'es
below he city. and adjoins The lands OF John snee
Cary ,Jennipgs and others. The SOIL Is goOd, ana
there 4. upon the land some good timber
To parties wi hing TO purchase a good piece ~
opportunity. ,.,.oo ,,,or n cred,,
of tonr eight ard eIve months, with interest,"
ADDED u Negotiable notes. payable In oank' ana NE
withheld until ali the purchase money Is paid ana
'o"'' '"' A. r. COURTNEY.
JAMES II. DOOLEf.
10 0f Special Commissioners.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on
MAYO sTREET, - S, TMff c AaIufnr nt S..b
sssfoe n 4 decree prDnounfed ny tne u. ~
curt Of 6e civ Of Rcamopd or re 2x,n Gay y, 2.
forhsss' &r. - therein pcnspg. shall prcgsea o.
TiuRRbAY the 4th DAY Of Mnren. d59 ,,s ~ -
asr,oef ~ a. OF that DAY III fair ~ moi on w nsx.
fsir dsx theres ter al the same hour 20 onsr iSr
sale A. f,llc auction. tie premrts 70 ,ne niEn
-, bi5dsr That valuable Improved REAL EsIaIb
on The cast side OF Mayo street In The city o. ncn
rnoud. bstwecn Franklin and Broad stretts' irununs
al ect on The east side OF Mayo street ano running
back brtwfen parallel IIses l2s FEET. ,rr eTopv
THE i'm nrovemcnts consist OF tnuhsS,. yh \.
DETACHED sToCK-BRICk pwELL'SST 2,
nine rooms fcvered with good siae roof. WI
m; (K KITCHENS im yard OF three rooms eacn |;
G oct and cnlvsrt connections. 3he premises MY
low rented Al $50 per month, and are In very eooa
order. .1<. .~,..,. a. or
safe ard ihe sum OF $4,000; the residue OF me pui
chssc-nopey u I've on credit OF SIX ana tws as
,uoutbs in two equal insiElmenfs. IN crest anofa
from sisy or sae nod iite 10 be retained mill the
whole purchase money Is raid and conssysnce Or
- 81 ' special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-04
by W. Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALES OF N,AI u
" ARLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND; ALSO, A LOT ON THE JAMES
RIVER AND KANAWIiA. CANAL, IN nE ~ III
co COUNTY-By yir'ne of tey p,f:honS entered
In the case Of Warwicks executor * llist nhr-
wick &C.. the undersigned, respfcilVeiy nameu a.
special commissioners In the said eause. VIII viae,
nv Hin Carter and George *. Macon. c0mmls-
soners In the decree OF the 20lh OF January; 5So1;
a o'cl"ck r. ~. that VALUABLE LOT on the east
tiie of Fifth between Grace and Frankln slreeas,
fronting 100 feet running BACK IN paraiiei iihes
feet, being the same properly conveyed 10 me iae
Abraham warwick on the 18th of icb, 1884,
by Thomas e. Keaton. special commissioned -
And unoer said deere G, the undersigned, HUI Car
fer and James M. NJ. DAVIS, special commissioners.
will offer for sale, Oh the premises, on ns saic
at 3 O'Clock r. NJ, The following REAL ESTATE
.fe That v VAIUABLE LOT (adJoining the stone
warehousej on the south side Of Cary street be-
tween Eighth ara Ninth ssreet. , nOnna hack "a
feet to Basin street, conveyed 20 the ia'e =: war
wick by Fred. Anderson ana wife on me lZin OF
~. Tor and SMALL BRICK TENEMENT
on the east line Of Eleventh between Byrd and Ca
conyeyed 70 said <. warwick by Moron X Cai-
borne, special commissioners on Tie Za'h vi Ecu
ru 81. T rHYIEE FIFTHs tundividedl OF A LOT;
known AS No 3. in Pickett, Pollard. Johnson. and
Young's plan, fronting 75h feet on the norih ste 81
Wafer street. running back OF an irregular deptn 10
The old RCckeiis warehouse. ,ooo -
And on SATURDAY the l3th OF Marcn, iesU W, on ~
the nremises ut 5 O'Clock L. NJ, that VALUABLE
LOT cont a ming 10y recent survey 23-1Oo ACRES,
on The James River and Kanawha canal, snort
IL ~ nor west of the pntnp-house. commencing 3t
The western side OF the old CALICO Mills, extending
thence up the canal $50 fee, and thence BACK TO
james river. -,
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes, interest
ADDED and title retained until all of he purchase
money shall be aid. HILL CARTER.
GEORGE N. MACON,
Special Commissioners,
HILL CARTER.
JAMES NJ. NJ. DAVIS,
NH 4.66ll,12&13 Special commissioners.
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Brief Items. The question relative TO
the riparian rights of Manchester is exrect-
ed TO engage the attention OF the City Coun-
ell tomorrow night.
The Council Committee on tue Mancbes-
ter Debt will no doubt call meeting OF me
Manchester bondholdfrs, as recommended
by the committee from the bondbo'ders.
Among the selections for the mustcdte 70.
morrow night is the "Anlmai Quarteite,"
from Richmond. This alone is sufficient to
draw large audience.
II is nearly time for ward-meetings to be
held. The Republicans will commence next
week.
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FOR LEASE.

OO-YEARS' LEASE. RENEWABLE
CC FOaEvER.-A few DLsIRABLE LOTS Left
on Grace, Broad, aud Marshall streets-viz:
66xl50 10 alley south eide Grace between Mop
and Henry streets. 49,,
7OxI5O to alley south side Grace between Pine
aud Laurel streets.
8OxI5O 10 alley north side Grace between Pine
and Bevidere streets.
66xl50 ~ alley north side Broad between Mon
roe and Henry streets.
32xI5 so TO alley south side Marshall aud east side
Henry street.
50x150 to ALLY south side Marshall between
Monroe and Henry streets.
Also, many Others In various parts OF the city.
Apply 10 j. L. APPERS0N,
Real Estate Agent,
nh 2-eod6t No north Eleventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-04
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioreers,
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
l. BUILDING LOT on FLOYD STREET ONE
SQUARE FROM MONROE PARK. AT AUCTION:
BY virtue OF deed OF trust from Thomas Dunni
and wife, dated June Is, 1877. aud duly recorded
In the Richmond Chaneery Court clerks once. 10
the under igned, trustee default having been made
IN the payment OF certain note therein secured,
and at the request OF lie benehelary.l will sell ~
public auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY,
March 8, 1880, at AZ O'Clock y. NJ, al that GER
tain LOr OF LAND in tie CITY OF Richmond be-
einnirg on the north tide Of FLOYD STREET 10 feet
vest OF Cherry street, thence running westwardly
along said Floyd street 40 feet, telee running back
parallel iines ls9 feet 10 an alley 20 FEET
wide.
Tine location Of this lot and lis prospective value
should attract the attention OF parties desiring to
bui q In the Wet End.
This desirable lot Is only one square from the resi.
fence OF John G. Shafer. Esq, Monroe Park. and
Bishop Moore Memorial chapel. and the neighoor-
hood " excellent
TERMS Enough In cash 10 par the expenses OF
this sale and note for $500, With Interest from
October 2. 1879. ny consent, more liberal terms
mas I've announced on day Of sale.
Se26 PRANK D. HILL. Trustee,
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FURNITURE.
BOOTS. SHOES. sc.
DATRONIZE HO ME.MANUFAC-r

DATRONIZE HO ME.MANUFAC-r&l
TURE,
thereby saving money and keeping Kin cir-v
culaion al home. will male for cash the
The Rner FRENCH CALF ROOTS 70 orderat W the
dnest FRENCH CALF CATERS aud WAthES.
PIfAsT SHOES, TO order, for $3.50. do not "a.
yersise any second-qaaliiy work. Remember maj
ihe above pices are Tor the very hest use only the
very bsss FR ENCH CALF. which purchase from
the importers in New ork. and the beat DOMts-
TIC SOLE-LEATHER. Iempiy only the Dest work.
men, e<ing practical workman yseM wAAe any
sty 10 that can be produced by any trs-clsss house
Csls see, aud be copviased.st
pREW's, ea2 Main ssESss .h
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Mo6sa Register. 1.-The number q m .,'a
ard sicoholIc drinks registered ana INV
amount 81 revenue derived rom tne Mo Mon !.
l.0uor.aw during the month OF FrOfuasy =
s. follows: Number Of alcoholic ds'nns
rtcsssersd. $500; amount o. rsvenue uc'
rived, &7e.e0; number Of ma't diinAs TX u
istercd. 1881; revenue derived ss - ~
Total, te6.l6. This Is an increase OF s.vS
es compared With The statement iof tue
mouth Of Jauusry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-04

Chicken. T?aieces. --Tuesdsy night thieves
visited The premises Of Justice X. .. Eos.
Ter. on Riverview Hill, NJ the extreme emu
~ Thjrtcenth street, and carried GU about
= dozen chickens. Several hep-houses ~ Tue
I'm n,edistc neighborhood we're visited by
robfers during the same night, ana the
,h,eves made large raid before beng
frsehtened OF. A number Of similar rob.
i. sies have occurred here recently. and u
seems 70 be q bard matter to obtain even
: he slivbtest clue 10 any Of them.