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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22
Yer9anSfmnsen oes Snperpi(oren-
rat6es pom Dubuque So.

Situns pom IA. Stunt. 9as
Protoccu Der Ietten 8eriammIuns warb
perleien. 5oIsenbe Documente wurben
p~srleien unb on bas bstreffsnbe gomite psrs
pisieu: @siu9 pon Us. 2attnsr II. gnb.
UNI grbauuns elmer Bride an 5ter lusnie
in @ortbinston; pom s. guuasbau u.
limb. uin gau elmer Brlds ibsr 6idorp
Greet in Sect. 10, Seem Wine Eownibip;
uon @u,. Suinlan II. gnb. fir gau elmer
Bride iber Sprins Brand in Yrairie
Greet Eownibip; uon Gin. SsIes u. Sbs.
ReMidaeI tn SteueranseIesenbeiten. Der
County S@atmeiiter s. 9arrasan rsi9te
isinen baIbidbrisen Bsridt iber bic st.
nau5Iase ieiner Safe elm. Sie aniteauns
BON @m. Pbslan aIs 9sbilfsidusmsiftsr
an Stsue bss absetretenen Dag. @ebris
warb sutsebeibsn. -gertasuns.
Situnsuom Wittpo9, be n
l6. Stunt. .Sa Der sefrisen Sisuns wurs
ben tsiue anbsrn geiddfte sstban. ais bic
8idtisteit uon &sdnuusen seprift. SOL
senbe 9siude purben einserei@t unb gum
Seri9t psrwieien: pon S. 9rimme uu1
SteuernadIaB uon 5rau Dernoeben fir
armenunte, itisuns; uOn ben Gruitsss uou
@biteuater Townibip UNI armenunteritiss
3uns fir 5ruu gebau unb 5ruu Rebben
aus benz Gounibip. Die auits0uns pom
8m. BbeIan aIs @sbiIfs Sdasmsifisr
wurbs senebmist. 9ertasuns.
Stsuus pom Conner f a 9, ben
II. Stunt. Die AnssIesenbsit In Betreff
Der Ebomas @oad StraBs wurbs bsbufs
snbsiItisea @nti9sibss porssnOmmsn. gsud
aub0runs Der 5eussn unb Der arsumsnte
uarb foIseubs Orbsr srIahen: Die Gbos
massGtoaSs struBe iOu seu,dB benz @ut'
u@ten bss Sudueriidnbisen e~rSiinst usr'
Ben unter Der 8ebinsuns, buB ale &Oiten
unb auer S@aben, ben bic Ibiddssr ers
tannt baben, IN 60 Easen, BON bsute on.
besabIt Fnb. 9ertasune.
Situnsu pom rettas, ben Is.
SUM. Sas @siu9 pom @. 9. W,isbt
unb 80 Nnbsrsn, inbsm UNI atbid,ift bss
Rameusuerseiduiiss go. 9 Der @ctsn in
Der &ecorbers Office ssbstsn pirb, uarb
CUR Seridteritattuns psruisisn. Der
Beridt bss County Mubitors {. 6. Wur:
pby ibsr bic aus benz S9uIfonb bis /.
Suni 1880 ssmadten anIsbsn, warb sss
nsbmist; sbeniO Der Seri9t b.s 9eri@tss
idreibers s. g. QuisIsp ibsr ben Betras
Der pom l. apriI bis gum l.. Sum- 1880
srbaItsnen SporteIn unb berisnise bss 9rs
meuaufiebers iibsr ben Betras bsr wdbrenb
bsr Wonate april unb Wtai 1880 bepiIs
listsn 4Imolsn. Das 9siud Der Srau 8.
9ensban wurb bewiaist unb Der County
Gubitor ansswisisn, ibr cine 2ubIunss:a ns
weiiuns BON $s4. 10 aus3ufsuen, um ibre
Sstmitdbte uieber eintuloien; ebenio warb
bas @eiu9 Der Srau g. Eisbmann bsuiIs
Iist unb Der County S9asmsiiter anses
wisisn, bic Stsusrn pom 1879 auf ibr gis
ssntbum 3u itrsi@en. Sc wurbsn $50 CUR
&sparatur Der StraBe nu9 9attnersuius
in Center Eownibip bsuiaist. Su Bes
trsfi bss @eiu6ss Der 5rau %. .Rurpbp
wuroe teine @erfisuns setrOfien, ba bic
gebOrbe tsine Jurisdiction in Der anseIss
senbsit bat. Ysrtusuns Bis 0ienitas %.
Sum-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22
2Aus Dem Sfaafe.

Sames 9. Weauer, gonsreB : &ss
prdisntat bss 6. Sitritts unierss Staates,
pel9er pon Der in gbicaso ubsebaltenen
Convention Der RationaIs @resnbaf. Irbeis
ter 9artsi aIs ibr grdfbentida ats Ganbi:
bot nouinirt wurbe, ift, non @eburt Elm
Spbn bes Budspe: Staatss uub erbIitte am
IL. SUM 1888 gu Dayton has 9i5t Der
Wslt. Na9bem er' bic gIementari5uIe
bur8ssma6t bate, fiu6irte ct Bel g. q.
Weadran uon BLOOMFIELD &s6tsfunbe,
srabuirts i'm apriI 1856 auf Der &e6tss
i9uIe in Cincinnati unb lies fid baIb bars
nuf ais prattibirenber anwuIt In gIoom:
fslo, Soma, niebsr. SIM April 1851,
gIei9 mad benz Sombarbsment BON Sort
Sumter, trut er ais seueiner Solbat In
bas 2. Soma Snfanterie' &esiment elm,
purbe am s. October 1862 gum Maior
besfeIben befOrbert unb stbielt ant u.
October ienes Sabres ieine gommiiFon a!s
Sberit besieIbsn Gesiments, nadbem iein
8orsdnser iowte ber Sbsrit ; lieutenant
bsibe in Der S9la9t BET gorinib sefaIen
waren. Sur bewieiene Eapferteit erbisIt
sr au IS. Wari 1864 iein 9utsnt als
Brigade. General, purbe i'm October 1865
gum Difritts 5 anpalt bss ,ueitsn Sc.
ri9ts.0 iftrits pom Soma srpdbIt, e,bislt
TN Sanuar 1867 feline grnennuns aIs
g%innenifeuer: Gfsfor bss erien gunbes:
8iftritts BON Soma, psIds Steue er Bis
gu ibrer aufbebuns feds Sabre lang per-
r~pnItete, unb wurbe bann in 1878 aIs Wtit.
BIisb Der RutionaI: 9rsenbad'g artsi in ben
Dc. @OnsreB erwdbIt, inbem er 1896
Stimuen e.bieIt, wdbrenb fir ietnen res
pubIitanii9en 9esner 6. 9. Sampion
nar II. 3o5 Simmen ~absssebsn wurben.
Der mittIers She'll BON Butler.
Eownibip In Seotut COUNTY tn Soma
wurbe ON 5. Stunt slbsnbs suiidsn 9 unb
10 ubr pon sinem beftisen @irbeIfiurms
bsimseiu6t. Sieben Bic u9t Sauier uni
Mber Gin Ousenb S1eunsn wurben benz
Soben sIsi@ ssma9t, gaume m~aRenwsiis
sntuur3eIt, Basen bur9 bic 9uft sefdbrt,
SSweine, S&afe Sibner sstObtst anb ben
Sbfsdrten unb Saaten erbsbIidsr S5a.
ben aussfist. Der 8irbsIturm usr3os
F@ nod SIiue' EOwnibip, Clinton County,
NO CT Is 5duisr in elmer norpssii6en gn.
FtbIuns s~erffOrte unb uisIsn Ysrionen Tor.
perli4e gerIesunsen sufiste. Der S9as
ben Nib minbeiieus auf 500, 600 &c:
i4dbt. Der Sturm fam aus benz Sibs
weffen usb bic Sabn, bic ct bsi9risb, wirt
nuf 80 @utbsn Bis J Weile ssiddst. 81
mad feinsm aufiteisen obsr Saasn srbob
CT fi6 an eintsInsn Stelen su elmer bsrar'
tisen 5Sbe, baB has gefstbuun, ibsr bas
Ct binfri4, saut unberibrt bIisb, pdbrenb
CT sIei9 barauf pisber NIT elmer unper.
sIsi6Iiden gspaIt berabtam unb Gues
In feinem 2aufe uoufdnbis ueruatste. SO
Briden inb In benz ndmIi9sn COUNTY DO,
nor einisen Easen burd 9o9futbsn ser:
it6rt worben. Der baburd ~sntftanbens
gerIuft pirb auf SIS 900 Bis $40, 900 &c.
jM6tt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22

SamQag uerIieB Der bier ueusrbau' {
idOne Dampfsr Der Diamond 50 So. is:s
men anterpIat unb ita5 our probsfabrt,
bic gut ausfisI, in ben SIuB binaus. Damn
fabr bas Boot SIuB aufudrts mad ct.
Saul. Sine ausabI Oubuqusr Germ unb
Damsn benutten bic 9eIesenbsit gu sinsm
ausFuas in tiblers, nOrbIiders Rssionen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22
60. Sa6ertp Il So. babsa cine anbsrs
giisnb lbnpasenIaouns Champion Wdbs
unb grnbtsmai9iusn unterpess.
@efentfi6es 8eugaiB.
Dubuque, ben /. SUM- 1880.

Dubuque, ben /. SUM 1880.
gnbssunterssidnster Ns. S@mis srtIdrs
biermit. taB i'd felt elmer sanSsn Reibe
DOR Sabren bic Rsbisiuen uon Or. Sofis
mann u. 8. Graubt bsuust babe uub bis'
islbsn mir unb msiner SamiIie un,dbIiss.
male pobI tbatsn, Defenders beIobt ii5 bsr'
ieIbsn msine 5rau. Sd muB bisie Wsbis
sineu INNER tn msinsm Sauie baben.
Ri9olas Sdmis,
go. Sl5 5isbblufitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22
2NarRet @x6an9e.

Serr gidplas 8tit,r bdli In @uitshbers, an Grsntfraes
bet Suatpans seaartnaser cine CUTE q afptrtbf3a aft. Wlan
lprtts tort Dor! 5srr Better bat tmmr Gin sutss 9strdu-
u. ftnt atsarrsHi ettt 9Htn ~ alien 8sttn be 2ass ",
bat auimtffant 1t6itnuus.
8armsr paH 8lt,brs unS Sen pt,n, be no @attsbsra
fcnmtn. Il btm ale RtIttr tuntr cub epsstuuptn. trstn a
cub Warmer. VfsttstRtn. an enc S8nsd tast ben Wltn en-
MFR parat. 2 DIT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22
Of. Saifrtn & So. e,bieItsn ei,

SV' SHVefFV u SVs e'V'tF'1H eET'
Giisnbabn'@ assnIabuns pom gaie 9rsid:
'maiainsn, bsitsbsnb aus gcIipis, apron II.
swsi asitatOrs, etwas gang Nsuss in be,
Srands Der Drei&nai9ineu. 0isieuissu
Bsrionen, wsI5e cine Mai4ins gu taufsu
bsabf4tisen, iOlen fi6 bisie Drsi5mas
i9inen aniebsn. sbe ite irssnbuo anbsrs
t~aufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22
&n Die Serrea Mgenten.

OisFnisen ~unierer 9erren slsenteu, bic
nod 9elber BON uns In Sdnben baben,
iiub sebeten, bteieIben e~inauisnben. 8ir
finb ibnen gum 9oraus bantbar bafir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22

kF- SeberSeit Unit ausnabme Sonns
tags) finb 8asen gum Wttfabreu Bel 8es
srdbniKen fir So. 90 gu baben i'm 9eibfau
bel Gibbs 81 6 %, 4. StraBe, suiidsn
Drain unb ~2ocufffrase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22

Sarmer uno Dref6er ssbt a&t .auf
bic @nSsiss Der huffman & Eaplor So,
uelde 10 uieI Nufmertiamteit Ieste Wode
srreste unS ueIde mir nd9ite @Ode mics
Der publisirsn perbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22

2luperoaufi@Reit u. Wusenbsidwer'
ben finb in benz 9auis unbstannts Dinse,
wo Or. Gusuf &Snis's Sam.
burger Eropfen in gorratb sebal'
ten werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22
ct. Souls Warft6eriht.

fpsr 5slesrapt.) 81. SUM- 1880.
8ei3en-rotber, go. 2, 81 129.
Weli4torn-354 bic $50 gls.
6afer-293 gts.
Shuetnefeiib-Sll so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22
Sn ,peniseu Easen iinb babier q,

bic IA Nann Der 81. &. 9sssnfsitisen
Sdusssisuidaft pOn Soma beisetrstsn.
Die SaIfte sins gum bsutidsu, bic anbsre
SaIfte gum iriiden 8ueis gsrsin unb nod
1T cine &sibs ganbibatsn anssmsIost.
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Staot l. Anteeeeno.

~ Entered at the post-offce at Dubuque,
eva, and admitted for transmission through
he mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22

pie 2sers6a6u bat cine unbere 3eits
tabsIe einsefabrt, mad Der man iid ri9tsn
iOa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22
EeB=Aarf Rgrftheri6t.

per Seltsrapbl. II. Suni 1850.
BeiSen.-Wilwautee, go. 2, $l.l4.
6afer-S7 Bis 403 gts.
Bef4torn-sem. NJ. 4s Bis SO st.
sd meiueheti6-$l IS Bis IL 95.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22

Ger ItIesrabD 81. SUM- 1850
Dei3en.-No. 2, 924 bis 924.
BeIf1torn.-35s bis S54 gts.
Safer-275 bis 9Th Cts.
Butter-lS bis 20 @ts.
gter-l03 bis IL gts.
@btsfp-$l.O9.
S@metne-$4.20 bis 1855.
Rinbpieb-$2.2 5 bis 400.
S9wetnefeif4-$l1.25
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22
w. 1. - @G@satlthe BrieaiRe,
Dubuaus, BEN II. Stunt 1880.

Dubuaat ben II. Stunt 1880.
Su rsIau aat 8rttft ansutat CAB. ptI6t pom IA. Snr
ss sum 81. Stunt tnte bitFstu ppfpffet a~nstfsmritu mi
slot atstbsIt rsrttn ane.
8ersmin pbilpmtna 8itGbtl&el % @
8aumann 90 S6pttsr 8ranf
8lltI9 Nntrsas Suuarb Saaues
@scrse Deter 1bumlsr gBalibalp
WiQer 9euis gosssntbaler @rnsf
Wlar Waria gpsler Sos
o. c. Hprbsrt. yskadtg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22

Ran finbet ben SGblur : Ie6cn, sal:
tngsportb 8e6en, bic Guapire-
Htdiepe un6 Wanter Wdbs unb grnb:
temaidinen Bel 9. 3. Wiliams & 60.
IS iinb bies bic beiteu Mai5tnsn i'm
Wartte unb iis psrbsn gum nisbrisfsn
Yreiie pertauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22

glue (@ome Nuswa6f bon Ieinenen
,Rrasen unb &rauatten bet Saul Eraut,
go. $50 WainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22

Stro66ite in GROCER auspabI bel
YauI Graut, go, 500 RaipitraBs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-22
Ar6itcct.

Greo. Seer, arditeet unb S~uperinten'
bent. SduIen' unb airdsn eine SYssiaIi.
tat. gds tier uub Soma Strabs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-14

BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank strees'

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
\ VERY DESIRABLE TlIREEsTORf s ~ ~,
BRICK pWhIhING 9S Sr In FIgT AND AnAas
STREETS, FORMERLY THE REsipLNUlE ~
THE LATE ADOLPH DILL, AND SIX " ~ LIZ Z,
TIFIJL BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING On lnh
EAST AND WEST. AT AUCIlON.-In purs s'a,
rendered May o, 1880. ~ suit therein pehunsg'
STYLED Dill. &C., Us. Dil. &C.," the uhae slpne.'
thereby appointed special commissioner 10, tne pnI
pose will proceed to sell ~ pubic aucupn; xp a
The premiss 9, on the 18TH OF MAY, 1850, gu Iar
II not The next fair day ihereaf,sr.I RE.
ESTATE as above located, consisting OF W. ~
fronting 10 s.12 feet asd running back 40 % 10
feet toau alley sixteen feet wide WIN t,e VT
mepts thereon. consisting or an ELE1A ~
containing ten rooms. be tides bathrooms and wlae
halls through the centre: TWO-STORr bni, n
KITCHEN with four rooms. STABLE, ana aH be
cessary culyert connections. ..,.,, On on
The VACANT Lots front respectively oV, ov,
40 27 6-I2, SO 9-12, and "a leet, running DacA
lac 2.l2 feet TO an alley sixteen feet wide.,,
The DWELLING Is built or most eAceue,Is ma ~,
teriaI in the best manner. and has r. cenuf nau ~
the modern improvements introduced into IL, anu
IS now In nice order. .,,, a, oeors
IN unusual opportunity to persons deSr,ne ~ w.,
chase first-ciass residence and handsome bnliuine
lots located in select ne.ehborhood. a,
TERMS: One fourth cash; the DaIanre NJ SIN
twelve and eighteen months, Tor neso,,aoe ,,h -
with {; ner cent interest added, aud the iitle re,
tained until the whole purchase'noney is pau anu
A conyeyance ordered by the Court.
plat of this property can be seen az me ounce OF
the aucfioueers and will be exhibited at me hour OIL
sale. hENhi ~ ,o wTn,t
,nc,ione ~ my IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-14
IL. APPERsoN, Salesman
By Robert Il. Lyne.
b1 TWVNIt u II ~
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT No. ],
L SQUARE No. 8, IN THE PLAN or FULTON,
FRONTING AZ FEET INCHES ON TUE EAST
SIDE OF WILLIAMSBURG AVENuE, just
OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS. AND RI MINI
DEPTH WITH A BRICK STORE AND Dwell
LING THEREON, CONTAINING FotR ROOMS,
PORCHES. &C, AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-In exc
cuiion of a certain deeb If trust from X. l.. KING
trustee for Sarah +. King, dated 17th Of April
1873. ard duty recorded In lIenrico Comfy Court
Deed Book OIL page 90. will offer for sale. upon
the premises, on FRIDAY the 2lst day Of May,
1880. at 81 O'Clock L. NJ, being required so TO
do by The benetciares mcni Toned IN Said deed de-
fault having been made I'm she payment OF the note
thereby secured. the PROPERTY above described
TERMS Whist the deed requires cash as 10 ex :
$3.50 with All costs. interest. &C.. thereon, If any,
yet more liberal terms may be given ~ SAFE.
my IL WILLIAM d. hA1O. IFlNIet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-14
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY w. Goddin.
Real Estate AuctloReer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bark streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
" AND WELI.-TOCATED BRICK TENEMENT
on THE WEST LINE OF SEVENTH BEL W EEN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREE1s.IBy virtue
OF a decree OF the CbaHcery Court Of the CITY OF
Richmond pronounced on the 22d January, 1880,
in the case OF Burr trustee, against Hurcheson &C.
we The UNDERSIGNED. the commissioners thereby ap-
pointed Cor one Of US, as the decree AUTHORIZES
either 10 actj will offer for sale at public auc ion on
The premises. on MONDAY the 10th May, lsoO, al
O'Clock r. 81 Of fair ii not. on the trst fair dav
thereafterl. the LARGE and WELL-BUiLT
THREE-SToRY BRICK TENEMENT located q, as
above formerly the residence OF the late Hon: X u.
Daniel TIE lot has a front of 20 Lexis feet to
an alley 2 feet WIDE The DWELLING contains
about eleven rooms, besides ample servants ac-
comm odations, and 10 supplied with the usual mo-
derp conveniences. and fine neighborhood.
TERMS: First-Cash as 70 costs unpaid and ex-
penses of sale. Second--As 10 the debts secured by
The deed OF t,ust Of the l4th April 50 b. estimated
nj about $4,000, one fourth thereof In cash bal
auce at SIX twelve, and eighteen months. for neRo,
liable notes interest added, and title retained uptii
all OF the purchase money Is fully paid and con-
yeyance ordered by the Cont Tbird-As TO any
surplus such terms as shall be announcer Al the
time Of sale. I -; duhS :, INV
JOHN y. YOUNG,
Com misyIOners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-14
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY W. Goddin.
Raj Estate Agent and Auctionser,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEy
FOUeUEE AND FIRST STREET, OPPOSITE
TIIF GRACE-sTREET, BAPTIST CHURCH,
KNOWN AS THE SOUTHERN FEMALE IN
cpted by Sir Alfred Moses and wife-ibe fret to the
undersigned, w. GoddiD and A. NJ Kelley. trustees,
hearing date Ali November, 1871, ana the second
10 The undersigned. j. u. Darlington and y Levy,
trustees bearing d3se 25th November, 1870, both
duIy recorded In Richmond Cbancery COurt-we
shall IN execution thereof proceed 10 sell az pubic
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY tDe IIih
MAY $780, at O'Clock Y. VI. or fair: u not, on The
REAL ESTATE located as above. The LOT mas
front of II feet, and q depth OF 156 feet 10 vide
paved alley. On the lot isa VERY IlANDsOde
DWELLING, three stories above me basement,
ING erected by the haze H. l.. Iefebyre Tor boari-
ting and day. school Including those IN me dweli-
ing there are altogether about thirty i've rooms M
Guiding two handsome parOis, receptign.ro9ms. &c:
no the east n The dwelling here Is a HANDSOME
BUILDING LOT. having front ON Grace street of
about 3Uxl56 feet 10 ssid alley. $1,000,
The foregoing REAL ESTATE Is located on
trace street in a most desirable neigh oorbood Inc
premises were originally designed by Mr.. Lefebvre
Tor first class residence and boarding school and
have long been used as tuch by the late ID. Lee POw-
ell Mrs Darlington, and others, and Tor that nur-
nose or for clearinghouse or a large FAMILY they
have many advantages. go
THE TERMS which viii be very liberal VIII be
made known at the time Of sale. large portion
of the purchase-money can remain at interest ior
term OF years. .,..,,. 49,, .,.., 4.
called TO this sale. W.GOtniN.
Trustees In tn. first decd;
/. II. CARRlNTON,
r.. j. LEVY,
Trustees IN the second deed.
an 21.2taw3wStd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-14
BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer''
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
BILE FARM KNOWN AZ THE ROM
MILLS. WITH 1,O40 ACRES, IN HAN0vEK
RICHMOND. AND THE FINE CHlCKAHOMl,lN,ln,
FARM KNOWN AZ ELMW OOD. WITH
MO 654-lgOO ACRES, IN HENRIC0 COUNTY,
ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW RlCHMOND,
AT AUCTION.-In execution of two deeds OF trust
from Alfred Moses and wife TO the subscribers as
trustees both dated 18th Anril, S75. and duv re-
corded, being thereto required by the creditors
secured will sell by auction, upon the premises
respectively In tho order named below, me follow.
ing REAL ESTATE conveyed In said deeiS-V'L
On FRIDAY the 2eth day OF May, isSO, AZ ~
O'Clock NJ, The ROCKY MILLS FARM, lying on
the Short-Pump road and on the south Anna river.
About one half OF II Is in woods ana tmOer; tne
balance IS cleared. and embraces some good low
grounds. There are the usual improvements. 1nls
farm will be sold as whole or suDdlvlded INTO par
GELS as NAV be desired by bidders. oo
And ON MONDAY the 3ls: day Of May 1850,
commencing 1T IL O'Clock NJ, we will sell the
rLMWOOD FARM, formerly owned by simon
f5ouldiu, and DOW occupied by Mr.. Edward Taylor
This has ALWAYS been regarded as remarkably fine
farm being very productive IL has the usual I'M
movements. and will be subdived If desired.
TERMS: The deeds authorize the sale OF the nr't
farm 10 be for about $4,000 and expenses OF sale IN
cash, and of The second for about $4,000 and eX-
penses of sale IN cash, and the residue In each case
upon such terms as the grantOr may prescribe, but
we are authorized 10 say that II desired the terms
will be made more liberal.
Plats of The lands may be seen at the ONCE or Inc
auciiOneers.
This is an unusual opportunity to get good bar
gains. pARkEK CAMPhELL,
Trustees.
CprRps q WILLIAMS AuctOneers. an "a
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women.
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Aren't they prettyp some OF them
Aren't they curious all OF them.
When Adam lost bis rib, he soon found
that it was a Miss take, and mankind ha:
been Miss taking ever since.
Not but what women are attractive. A
horseshoe magnet isn't more so.
Women with banged hair are deceitful
| They cover up their show OF intellect, and q
man will marry one Of them expecting to
have good-natured fool for wife; bui
she'll turn out smarter'n chain lightning
and make him dance all the household horn.
pipes.
Women with bright eyes are dangerous.
glnter will pierce mans soul two blocks
away; but let them change the expression
OF those eyes in after years. Many OF you
know how il is.
Women with poor clothes are never salts
fed. You may think their taste is simple,
and that they are naturally economical.
Give one OF them chance at your purse,
and she'll dress so well that you'll be
ashamed to go on the street with her In your
three-Ycars' old suit.
Women, especially unmarried women, are
snares on the road to peace and happiness.
A fellow will fall In love with one OF them,
get married, aud have family OF five chill.
dren before be realizes what he Is doing.
Women OF literary tendencies. How
charmingly they will talk OF Chaucer and
Spenser, Tennyson and Miss Burnett,
George Eliot and her last marriage. And
what amazing heavy patches OF biscuit they
make.
Women without any literary tendencies.
Heavens! You wouldn't have one Of 'em
10 the house except on washing-day.
Women with last years hats to wear
but never mind, YOU never see them. They
lead a retired life.
Women with purpose. Deliver us from
conviction, much less conversion.
Women who are stylish. They parade
the streets ct the fashionable ladies' hour,
and the air is heavy with dolIar-and. bali
perfumery, and the rustic Of their trailing
garments Is like the rushing OF mighty
wind. But the sidewalks get their diurnal
sweeping.
Women who are not stylish, but good.
There are some.
Women who are sentimental. They as.
suage our gfiefs, augment our ioys, and
last but not least, reciprocate our love.
They are real comfortable creatures,
I. Women who are not sentimental. Full
OF business; hard, with cold gray ewes that
would look fellow out OF countenance n
be tried 70 cheat them. Don't like thai
sort. '1'
Women who are plain and know II.
When we see such woman, we shall have
someibiBg TO say about her.
women Who are cross. UnlOvable, un.
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by Kcppler at the Ninth.Street church.
-Four tables ran across the entire width iof
the confcrence-room. afIording room Tor
the guests and City or sixty OF the leading
Baptists OF the city. The company sat
down at little after 10 o'clock, and re-
NAMED al the table until after IL. IL was
an occasion OF the heartiest good feeling,
and one that will prove memorable. ".
Howard noane presided. From the city
there were DIR. Duncan, Rev. S. X. Leavltt,
DIR. Baumcs, Gearge +. Davis, ID. q. A. Da-
yenport, II, w. Sage, A. Judson Davis, DR..
Cameron, Collin Ford, George +. Davis,
Jr., W. G. Pesle, George j.. Mason, Luz
ther Parker, Rev. A. s. Hobart, George
E. Stevens, and others. The address
OF welcome was delivered by Rev.
Or. Duncan, and was a. eloquent and NOV
ing little speech as Is often heard. Then
followed short speeches from Rev. Il. i.
Wink,er. ID. d., OF Alabama; Rev. DR..
CARPENTER, of Louisville; Rev. DIR. Carter,
Of West Virginia; Rev. Dr.. Williams. OF
Baltimore; President Owen, OF Denison
University, this State; Rev. Or. Hatcher
of Richmond, Va Rev. DIR. Stephenson,
president OF the Young Ladies' Institute,
located nj Granville, Ohio; Rev. DR.. Graves.
Memphis: DIR. Ford, st. Louis; George +.
Davis. Cincinnati. The addresses were in
tersoersed by singing by the company and
the reading Of "Pity, o Saviour" by Miss
Jnla Gould. The exercises closed with
prayers by DR.. Wharton, OF Macon, Ca,
and S. X. Leayut, Of this city, and the sing
ing OF the Doxology.
Upon motion OF DIR. Hatcher. OF Rich
mopd, the hearty thanks OF the visitors
were returned to the Cincinnati people Tor
their cordial greetings and hospitality.
They will return to their homes to-day.
The following Is a partial list OF the Wis.
itors rive give only the Virginians'
namesl DR.. q. b. Steel, Rev. T. 5. Duna-
way, Rev. j. Is. Lake. Rev. w. II. Williams,
Rev w. T.. Hatcher, Rev. A. c. Barron,
Miss Prisa Smith; Rev. John z. Turpin,
Warrenion, Va; Rev. g. N. Adams, Hunt
in pten w. Va.