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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-06


1t seems almost certain that the British
training-ship Atalanta has foundered with
all on board; and il this be so, the super
stltious men Of the forecaste VIII see
something more than coincidence In the
fact that she hns gone to Join her c0nsoft,
the Eurydice, which went down In sight
Of the white cliffs Of old England. Men
Of science will see in the event evidence Of
doubtful model, and, TO Judge from what
we have heard on this point, she was a
very tickiish craft. The sad story, except
in general terms, will never be told per-
haps, but we think it reasonable to assume
that she was flying light and 0yersparred.
Tbs hypothesis is easily supported. She
lacked the heavy battery Of a regular ship
of-war; tue shot and shell, always slowed
low down, and thus Increasing a vessels
grip Ia the water, were wanting; and
as she was homeward bound, it is
aso fair to presume that her stores
and water were at minimum, with
out corresponding reduction in her
top-hamper, thing not likely TO have been
done. AZ she was making a run for home.
But, whatever the cause, ii seems abund-
aatly plain that the gallant ship aud her
youthful! crew have gone down to the
mysterious depths where so many gOodly
crews and gallant men have gone before |;
and we have IN the story Of the ATLANTA
another remarkable evidence Of the bad
luck, or the bad management, OF the British
admiralty. Is 1t that so much science is
doing away with seamanship, and that an
age OF steam is not an age for sea-dogs, or
is ii that there are too many Sir Joseph
Poriers engaged in improving the British
navyf
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a snIIe, "apd 10, after you are gone, you
want more, do not hesitate to ask me iof IT,"
with a heart beating with Joy, the future
artist threw bis arns about the neck OF DIS
benefac,or aud burst into tears. Proceed.
ing az once to Florence, Rogers piaceu
himself under A teaching sculptor OF the
city, where ne remained for time. But at
length, impatient OF greater results, ne
opened an humble studio for himself where
he toiled earnestly and stndiously In the art
which ere long should bring bin rich re-
turns. AT the expiration OF SIX years .n.
vouno scu,ptor sailed for his native land.
his residence abroad had enabled him 10
accomplish much, aud the future seemed
full OF rare promise. Indeed he had been
very successful, for be was now. able TO
repay his generous bcnefactor and 20 nave ave
left In bis own right the considerap,e su"
- six thousand dollars. He was now recog-
nIxed, both at homo and abroad, as rising
artist
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. ,-1vr1ox saI,Es-ruture pays.

GALE or VALUABLE LAND in Ih iIs
- COUNTY or HAhoyER-I;y yirtue, e. o AM
Of tr,st made on the Stb day OF Jsniary ~
inv recorded IN the clerks once OF na yyss'
County court and At the request Of TIE pessn'' =,
ries scured thereby, viii st az pus,s gucu'on ot
Uauoyer Courthouse. on WkDNEsDAp %, ~
~ Nav. 1880 tbeIng Hanover court ddas os,s,rr,
Ty-FIyE ACREs Of LAND, In Henry nls ~ I,
Hanover county, Va. known as "oAhhhn,n.
and formerly Owned Nv General q. W. Hicna.u,v,,,,
n. ing the same pro,ertv mentioned ~ the oesI.e'
In Tie snit Of Richardson against Wnston' ,ru
lee for THOMPSON, Sr,r now pending ~ me blIcn.,
Court OF Hanover. for the payment oi ,~o 20,
bonds dated the sin Of November 1871, ,a.s .h ia
S7o0 ak. hearing interest from date, ana pay"o'e
two aud three years thereafter. % M, .
TERMS ash Ms 10 The amount necessary 70 pay
te ann due nd the costs and expenses OF me sae'
and ON credit 10 the 9th Of NOVEMBER rs ~
enough 10 nav The second bond above montlonen
and rs 10 The residue longer credit mat WI" w
made known on the day OF sale. ,.,, D.,
annIying 10 General W. q. Wickhan or ihe under-
signed TRUSTEE. A., ,.a-, or IN. no
tato and melon region and has good N n
on n. oN'-' Trus,,.e
INV 6.dlOt&sw3t IrusIee .-
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IErom the Boston Transcript.

Iron the Boston transcript.
Mr.. Rogers was the eighth child in a
family OF nine children, and came into the
world July II, 1922, his birthplace being
near the village OF Waterloo, Seneca
county, New York. His parents were
humble people, bis father being carpenter
nv trade, who, by habits OF industry and
irugaity, succeeded in making respecta-
BILE livelihood. Several years later the
father removed his family to Ann Arbor,
Michigan. Here Randolph attended school
until his twelfth year, when longing
desire TO earn, even at that early period, q
living for himself, came over him, and he
left his books never to return TO them again.
He secured place in bakery OF the town,
and 1t would appear that, at this time in his
life, the ambition to be something more
than a baker began TO possess his soul,
since, besides acquiring the ability to shape
dough into bread and cake, he learned 10
fashion various figures such as do
not pertain to the prehistoric art. He be-
came an expert in drawing caricatures. He
was an industrious lad, always occupying
even his hours OF freedom from work in
sketchlng with bis pen and pencil.
Leaving the bakery after q few months
service, be took q position In grocery
store. In the year 1913, unassisted by
others, he obtained a situation in a silk
house 10 New York owned by John Stuart,
Jr. Here, when not occupied With the du-
ties belonging to bis employment, he con-
iiuued To pursue the bent Of his genius.
He slept 10 the store OF bis employer, who,
going TO his room one day after business
hours, observed several pieces of small
etatuary scattered about tue apartment,
among which was a beautiful bust OF Lord
Byron In marble.
Randolph" asked bis employer, "where
did you get these?" referring to the works
OF art around him.
"Ob, made them," was the reply, ut.
tered in modest tone OF voice.
"But how could you do it, and where did
you find the time to accomplish such re-
sulfs?" continued Mr.. Stuart.
DAT night, after working hours, sir"
was the answer.
"But surely you didn't execute this bust
OF Byron. did your said the former,
pointing to the beautiful creation before
him.
"Yes!" returned Rogers, while an ex-
preston Of modest pride passed over his
face.
"Is II indeed true that you have this gift
In so high degreei" remarked Mr..
stuart, as be gazed on the face OF the poor
clerk.
Gan I can say" returned Rogers, "is
that lore the arts
"But why don't you follow 1t and be-
come sculptor?"
'sFor The simple resson, sir, have no
money with which TO help myself. Should
take up art as profession, feel that
should have 10 90 abroad to Italy where art
Is pursued In manner TO achieve the
gfandest results. How can I--poor as
am--go " Italyf"
sHow much money would you want TO
help you In such a course?n inquired
Stuart.
HftIiating moment. Rogers said, "I
Gent"
"you shall hare H." said bis friend with
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CUTICURA.
CUTICURA
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.
n...-s u.lEs A Potter !:

Messrs. Weeks a Potter:
Gtntlemen.-I have suffered over thirteen ysiIr,
with skin disease In my hands ana Ihos ssu ,,a
nj rritaiion cepriving Inc OF res, ana sieh
lion 10 business. sought many remedies mere anu
elsewhere also OF sulphur baths WITHOUT peria
rent cure Last May physician called my aiisssse
Ec,em, Rodent: spots appeared on my hands, nead'
and face, eyes became much Unframed and granu
lated. causing at length impaired sisn'. iaai,n
and external remedies were prefcribcn Nv e4u,nE
physician for SIX months. was then INTRODUCED 70
another and consultation OF several eaune phS
sicians was had when definite plan was asciu aC
mon but 1Lt0 no purpose AFTER folowiDe au
Wee Tor four mon tbs without any permanent cure
I bought Two bottles OF CUTfCCRA RksoLvENI'
TWO ho1es of (,IjTICURA. and some SOAP, ana can
testify win great pleasure TO the effect they nave
had In my case, In eight days being near! cuIeu'
The musicians pronounced my case the most agra
yated one that has ever come under their
and nraciice. recommend and highly indofse the
CUTICURA REMEDIES. =, m np.Ur
CtIFPoRp STREET AND WOODWARD AVENUE,
DETROIT, MICII., January "a, 1917
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A society Journal gave prize the other
day for piece OF poetry, to be twenty line:
In length, without the letter SIS" once oc.
curing In 1t. The Honorable Billy sat ur
all night with his head In linseed. mea
poultice, pegging away like anything. and
by daylight be actually pulled 1t of, and
took the result round to Popsy for her
opinion. "You might improve il STILL" she
said. "How?" "By leaving out all the
other letters, too. Judy.
A young man with an extremely power.
ful voice was In doubt what branch OF the
art to adopt. He went to Cherubini for
advice. "Suppose you sing me few bars,' y
SAID the master. The young fellow sang 80
loud that the walls fairly shook. "Now, %
said be. what do you think am best fitted
iori" Auctioneor," dryly replied Gheru-
bini. FRENCH.
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THE CUTICURA SYSTEM
OF TREATING HUMJRS OF THE BLOOD,
SKIN AND SCALP, WITH LOSS
OF HAIR,

first the publication of the blood, through an en-.
ergefic action of the bowels liver kidneys, ano
stIn-tbe natural purifiers of the body. Next, t.
hal every external evidence OF disease and restore
The beauty whileness, and freshness OF The Ssin and
quantity and quality of The Hair. CUTICURA Re
soIyFNT is cathartic. diurctic, resoyent, and alb
sorbent. IL puri6es the blood. liver, Kidneys arc
skin OF every trace Of blood poions nyigoraies me
brain and nervous forces, ana throws Oh ulsease
CUTICURAa Medicinal Jelly, arrests external ois-
ease removes iifeless flesh ana skin renders heathy
ulcers. sores and dischaaging wounds allays lpnaHl'
nation itching and irritation. and heals. III IS lht
sweetest cleanes and best Hair Resiorer and Beau
liter In The world. CUTICURA SOAP, Tor cleansing
restoring, and Identifying the SKIN, ana Tor me toi
let bath and nBrsery Is ugrivalled. II aHd the W
TICuRA SHAVING SOAP, the first and only medlci'
nal soap prepared exp essly for shaving are pre-
pared from CUTICURA.
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BY w. Godlin.
Real Estate Auciioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING ON
IL THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN
FOUSHEE AND AbAMS STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction, on the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY the 18Th May. 1880, at 3
O'Clock 4. NJ, toat very excellent and conveniently
arranged BRICK DWELLING lOcsted ms above,
now In the occupancy of MIR. ID. $. Morrison. The
lot has Il ont OF rs feet by 1853 feet 10 alley.
The dwelling was erected by Dir. John Gibson seye-
raj years ago for bis own use and was finished tn he
most workinanlke manner. IL contains about ten
rooms, besides servants apartments, and possesses
an unusual amount u plumbing, aud Is now IN fair
family.
TERMS: One third cash balance at one aud two
years. for NE gotiable notes Interest annually, Sc
cured by deed Of trust.
This Is really a most eonfoi table and desirable
residence.
my5 W. GODOIN, AuctioBeer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-06
by J. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent aud Aucti0neer,
1ll3 Maln street.

A UCTION SALE OF FRAMED Dwell
n LING No. 100 WEST JACKSON sIREtT,
EPiDaY. h day OF May, 1880, al $50 J.. NJ, the
above FRAMED DWELLING. containing hye
rooms: with Kitchen In the yard. The I0l fronts
% ieei on the north line OF Jackson street,nnd, run
ming through TO Duyal street, gives two fronts 10
Parties looking for small properly paying COCO
percentage, or home at small co't' snouiu @"en'
this sale ,,... t ~ an
TERMS: One third cash: balance IN SIX an
twelve months. Interest added. SECURED ~ trust
deed. d. IhOhi SUN a,,",aar
my 4 h"'''ones''
After The above SALE a LOT 81 feet 'front.' auJo"-
ing on the east, Will DC sold.
TERMS: one third cash balance IN SIX aho
twelve months. J. THOMPSON BRuWA,
INV Auciioncer.
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By W. Goddia
Real Estate Agent ana Auetioneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF C0MFORTA-
Il BILE DWELLING 100 YARDS WEST OF
THE CITY LIMITS. NEAR THE OLD REsER-
Vu.R. ON THE SOUTH SIDE tf HARNlE. bE.
sTREETS.-As trustee IN a certain deed OF trust,
executed to the snbscriber by MIR Daniel Cooley wa
wife. bearing daied Sd OF May, 1879. duly recorded
In ueprleo County Court GU tbs 18Th OF May, 1879,
In d. n. No. l03, page z, shah, Ia execution there-
OF proceed 10 sell al public auction, on the premises
on WEDNESDAY the l2th OF May. 1880, at
O'Clock II. ~. the HOUSE and LOT located a.
above. The lot has front OF ~ by 100 ieet. The
dwelling Is nearly new, and contains Tour Ok uv'
rooms. -
TERMS; Az sale. W. GQDniN,
my t-6,e,l0,llAl26t Trustee
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BY Gfnhhs & Williams.
By bfuDDS X NllllaiUS,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
L VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AN ID
TWELFTH STREETS AT AUCTIoN.-Ia execu-
ton OF deed Of trust from Alfred Moses aud wife
10 the subscribers trustee, dated April To- 1873.
and recorded In Richmond Chancery Court being
thereto required by the creditor secutedl, we VIII
sell by aucii0n, upon The premises, on IutsDAl,
june Isl. at ~ o'clock NJ, the Lot OF GROUND
situated as above IL fronts "a feet gu Cary street,
and runs back 05 feet 10 an alley. The foundation
has been excayaled. aud the basement walls run up
TO the street level. The lot Is In the enire
OF the beet business part OF Gary street, at very
desirable corner and t. In many respects the most
valuable lot for business stand IN that vicinity.
1EnMs: The deed authorizes the sale to be for cash
sufficient 10 pay The debt amounting TO about s2 700,
and expenses of sale. and The residue As the granor
NAV direct; but e are anihorzed To say that N de-
sired more hbeI al terms Will he allowed
PARKER CAMPBhLL,
A. NJ. KELLEY,
Trustee.
cpUnRs & WILLIAMS. AuctioneerS. zp ~
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TRANKLTy-sTREET REsIDEy,
Real Estate Agent, ana ABctiOneers,
Il0S Main street.

ERANKLTN-S T Rect RESIDENCE
A OPPOSITE MONROE PARN.FOR SALE Al,
AUCTTOS.--At the request Of kOier g. MORO.
Esq. will offer for sale. 90 the premise Nod
west Franklin street, on SATURDAY, Nal & Ise6.
ut o'clock =. ~. ,hr YER 10 lrabie Brick
DWELLING now occupied bl HIM.
The house Il three stories hgh, .iOcs brick from,
Mansard roof and contains anogt twelve roons vim
all The modern iHfo'emrhis aud cOuyeplegrrs:
se wants accommodation complete: dBe stable and
carriage house on tn LOT.
This properly Is new and in complete oder and
consideIisg is choice location, VIII ~ ~ .Olid an
investment rs can now De made. The premi.es can
be Inspected on Thursday or Friday neX' between
the hours Of J 2 and O'Clock The lot fronts 30
feet on Franklin street, with depth Of I5j Zee, 70
Wide alley.
TERMS: Very accomU edaiing. and announced On
day Of sale. FRANK -. HILL ? Co.
my Aucs touaprs.
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BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
OAND WELL-LOCATED BRICK TENEMENT
on THE WEST LINE OF SEVENTH BEL W ZEN
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREEIS.IBy w Tue
of a decree of the ChancerY Court of the city OF
Richmond pronounced on the 22d January, 1851,
In the case OF Burr trustee against Hucheson, &c'
We the undersigned. the commissioners thereby APP
pointed Tor one of Us. as the decree authorizes
either to act), will Offer for sale 81 PUBLIC auction on
The premises. on MONDAY the 10Th May, $50, at
O'Clock +. NJ. Ut fair; ii not on the first fair DAY
thereafterl. the LARGE and WELL-BUlLT
THREE-STORY BRICK TENEMt NJ located as
above formerly the residence Of the late Hon. H. T.
Daniel The lot has a front Of % Lexis feet TO
an alley IL feet wide. Tue DWELLING contains
about eleven rooms, besides ample servants ac-
CONN odatious. aud Is supplied win the usual mo-
dern convepicnccs. andAdne neighborhIod.
TERMS: Flrst-Cash as to costs unpaid and eX-
pPnses of sale. SecOnd-As to the debts secured by
Ihe deed of trust Of the l4th April lS05, imated
at about $500, one fourth thereof in cash; bal
ancr at six. twelve, and eighteen months. for nego
liable notes, Interest added and title retained until
AN OF the purchase. money is fully paid and con-
yevnnce ordered by The Count. Third-As TO any
surplus on such terms rs shall he announced al the
time If sale. +. u. TURNER.
GEORGE y. HAW,
JOHN e. YOUNG,
an 2G-2S dfds Commissioners.
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by W, Goddin,
Raj Estate Agent and Auctionter,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICi

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRlCh
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BETWEEN
FOISIIEE AND FIRST STRrET-, OPPOSITE
TIE GRACE-STREET BAPTIST Chtktn,
KNOWN A. The SOUTHERN FEMALE IN
STITIJIE--Bv virtue of TWO deeds or trust exc
cnted by MIR Alfred Moses and wifehe first TO The
undersigned, W. Goddin and A. NJ. Kelley; trustees,
hearing date 4ih Now mber, 1S7 l, ana thr srconu
10 The undersigned. l. n. Darlington ana r ~ Levy.
trustees bearing date 25th November, 80, oV.n
duly recorded In Richmond Chancery CouriIWS,e
shall In execution thereof proceed 10 sell at pubic
auction on the premises, on MONDAY Inc On
Nav 1850. at O'Clock r. VI. o. fair " nor, on ,he
first fair day ihereafterl that VERY NAL ", y
fr"nt ~ II feet and a depth of 1856 feet 10 wide
payed alley. On the lot Is a NEkf ia
DWELLING. three stories above me lasemIeIt
connected in the rear by j. AkOE bkl' ID III
ING erected bv The laIe II. F. Lefebvre tor board
ing and day school. Incluiing those III me l"e'
ng there are altogether about thirty hve rooms m
Guiding TWO handsome parlOTs. rcceptlonrooWs, 70:
10 the east Of The dwelling mere Is H. ~
BUILDING LOT. having front on 'race street Vi
about 3ux SO feet 10 said alley. , , ,., -
The foregoing REAL ESTATE IS locattd on
Grace street I'm a most desirable neighoorhood Inc
nremises were originally designed by slr LeieoNrg
for a first class residence and bOardiDg-schoOl, ana
have long been used as tuch by The late d. zee Pow
ell Mrs Darlington, and Others, and Tor mat puf-
nose or for clearinghouse or large lanlly theS
have many advantages. go III, .,, H.
made known at the time of sale. \ large portion
of the money can remain at Interest Tor
term OF years. . -. ..
The special attention CT CAPITALISTS and oilers -
called TO tl,s ale. ". GODDlNs
''''N A. VI. KELLEY,
Trustees In the first decd;
/. Ii. CARRlNTON,
+. j. LEVY,
Trustees III the second deed.
% I Quye
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nv J. Thompson Brown.
Peal Estate Agent aud Auctioheer'
Jl43 Main street.

nRusTEE,s SALE OF FIR A u Il
nWryfiSc NEAR THE GAs:HOusE =
M vp,na Of 4, ed Of trust dated the 7lh OF March
lS7s. recorded in the Chancery CoaTt o. Msry
mond, d. H. ia, G, page FOG. execaeu .e cy tbs
navment of certain note therein mentioned, anu h
default having been made and being regoer nr ~
,Ie ,nnad in said deed on THURSDAY. Iay ON,
AZ 81 p NJ The properly fronts on West ,,ne y,
Mapie street between Poplar snn W., ewa
avenue 20 feet. with cepth oil lSo iee'' S
ptoperty ami Will rent well. II, .o.o.-nod our,
TERMS BY consent Of all parties concer nhu i'm.
third cash balance in six and d%ere l"4 ms,.e ;"
terest adced. IL. u: DhO" ~ nv
u TunMpsoN RROWN. AucLiOnetr Inl
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1912 Main street.

HAND SOME, VALUABLE, AND
IL MOST DESlRABLY-LOCATED GRACE
STREET LOTS, ST uATtD ON TIE NORTH.
WEST CORNER OF FIRST STREET OPPOSITE
THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE DIR. JETER,
AND ON THE SQUARE WEST OF THE RESI-
DENCE OF JAMES THOMAS. JR;, FOR SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On The PREMISES
By reqnes Of The owner. | shall proceed TO sell,
upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY the l2'h day
of May, 1880, at O'Clock 2. NJ the above EXTRA
Lon = fronting together 90 feet aud extending back
in depth so feet 10 wide alley
these are truly and justly considered the best un
improved lots IN Richmond, the meighbOrhood aud
surroundings being strictly irsi-cass and an op.
bortmiiy 10 purchase building site so desirable
VIII not again nc offered for 4 long time.
Ibis lot Of 90 feet will be sub divided, II II be de-
s!Table. at the time of SALE
TERMS: VIII be very liberal, and announced at
sale. ROBERT u. LYME,
my5 AuctOneor.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FIRST-CLASS
i MODERN-BCILT RESIDENCE AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MARSHALL. AND
ELEVENTH SIREETS-By virtue Of DEED Of
trust executed 10 the subscribers by Mr.. w. h.
Watts and wife beaIing da'e lith of August. 1873,
duly recol ded In Richmond Chancery Court on the
same day I'm Deadlock No. ID u. page 267, we
shall as trustees. In eXecu ion OF the said ne Ell pro-
ceed TO sell az public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY The / I'm Of May, 1850, al > O'Clock i.
NJ nf fair: If not, on The first fair day thereafter
the REAL ESTATE embraced IN the said deed OF
trust. located as above fronting 50 feet, running
back between parallel lines on the west line Of
Eleventh street 1852 feet ~ inches 10 an alley In
common twenty feet wide. On This lot there stands
a FIRST CLASS TIRE E-SIORI STOCK Btlt Il
RESIDENCE, with Mansard roof, containing
about twelve ro0ms finished In the most costly ma
manner. aud Sstssing every modern improy' ment
usually found IN large and fashionable residence,
toseTber with TWO pernetually paid.up policies Of
In sur9nce. each for $4,000. The servants apart
ments are ample: together with stOre-rOoms. pam
Try. &c. Also, with an excellent brick stable and
carriage-house.
The whole premises win bear favorable COMPARE
son with the most costly dweIing. as the neighbour
hood IS EQUAL To the best Ia his city.
TERMS: BY consent Of parties. they VIII be one
fourth cash balance at six, twelve. and eighteen
months, for negotiable notes Interest addict secured
by a deed OF Trust. HENRY u. BOUDAR,
JAMES PLEASANrS,
ap2e Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
1 BILE FARM KNOWN A. THE ROCKY
MILL :. VITA 1,O40 ACRES, IN HANONER
COUNTY. ABOUT SIXTEEN MILES ABnNE
RICHMOND, AND TIE FINE CHICkAHOMlNl
FARM KNOWN A. 4 In W 90 ID: Viii
$50 6J4-lHOO ACRES, IN HENRlCo COZ MY,
AHOTJT SEVEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND
AT AUCTION.-In execution of two ceeds OF trust
from Alfred Moses and wife 10 the subscribers as
trustees both dated 18th April. S75. ana duly re-
corded being thereto required by the creditors
secured We will sell by auction. mp me premises
respectively. In th0 order named below me IolO"-
ing REAL ESTATE conveyed in SAID deed>-VI,;
On FRIDAY the 2sih day OF May lrSO, al lZ
O'clock NJ, The ROCKY MILLS FARM, lying on
the Short-Pump road and Oh the south NINA river.
About one bali Of IL is in woods ana tlmDer; Tue
balance is cleared and embraces some eood low
grounds There are the u-g5i improvements. lhls
farm will be sold a. whole or suOil'lieu INTO par
ceh AS NAV be desired by bidders: go,
And on MONDAY the 3ls; day Of May. 1880
commencing 1t - O'Clock NJ, we VIII sell TIE
rLMWOOD FARM formerly owned by SIMON
GouIdiu aud now OCCUPIED by Mr.. Edward Taylor
This has always been regarded as remarkably fine
farm being very productive. IL mas the usual I'M
movements. aud viii be subdyed IL desired.
TERMS: Tie does authorize the sale Of the first
farm to he for abon $4,000 aud expenses OF sale in
cash. and OF the second for about $500 anh ex-
pens, Of sale in cash h. and the residue In each case
npon such Terms the gr1ntor may prescribe, but
we are authorized 10 say that II desired the terms
will be made more liberal.
Pats OF the lands may be seen at the Office or Tie
auciiOneers.
This is an unusual opportunity TO get good bar
gains. pAKhEK tAMf DELL,
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer~. aD "a