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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19
by Chsffin, Staples 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. / north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF THAT
" SPLENDID THREE STORY 1R0N-FRONT
STORE. NO. 400 MAIN STREET; Known As
" MARBLE HALL" NOW IN THE OCCUPANCY
or n. sCHwARZCHILD, BY AUCTiON-By
virtue OF decree OF The Chancery Court or the city
Of Richmond. en- cred on the 18th day OF June,
1890, In the cause OF Thompson and ats, the I'M
dersigne ed thereby appointed special commissioner
for the purpose Will offer for sale, on the premises,
on - .o
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER so, 1880,
at Az O'Clock p NJ, the property located as above
described the first story Of which IS occupied AS
clothing and genJemen's furnishing establishment
and the upper stories as a dwelling.
The building, occupying The entire lot, fronts
abou, 25 feet Main street and runs back about
/ O5 feet 10 a wide and well paved alley.
The desirable and central location of this property,
and the fact OF its being occupied by good tenant,
should commend IL 10 the attention or investors aad
business firms.
TERMS: one fourth cash; the balance in equal
instruments, payable six, twelve, and eighteen
months from the date fsae, with interest al per
cent for negotiable notes aud the title retained until
purchase money all paid and conveyance ordered
by the Court. HENRY w. HOBsON,
Special Commissioner.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & Co .AuctionecrS. Sc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19
BY Robert q. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AnctiOneer,
No. 1919 Main street.

TWO NEWLY-C UCT f. d
L TIRE Err DOM DETACHED FkAM =
STREET. NEAR To SEVEN TENTH STREET,
AND SIX DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
FRONTING ASOUT TWENTY SIX FEET on
RICHARD STREET ADJOINING Illt ABOVE.
EXTENDING TO CORNER OF BUCHANAN
STREET, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUGflON.-
By r. quest Of the owner shall sell the above prO-
perty By auction on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER %, 1850,
at O'Clock p. VI upon the p cmses. The houses
are occupied by good tenants At re- tai which VIII
nav handsomely upon the investment, aud he lots
are valuable for small houses, bein& - near To the
shops OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad; ,,,,
TERMS: AZ sale. ROBERT IS IL NJ
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TWO ATTRACTIVE MEDIUM-sIZI
by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
11l3 Main street.

TWO ATTRACTIVE MEDlUM-SIZED
4 BRICK DWELLINGS. CENTRALLY LOCA-
TED, FOR SALE BY AUCTlON.-We shall sell
by auction, OH the premises. on
TUESDAY, 21sT DAY or SEPTEMBER, 1880,
nj AZ O'Clock p. NJ. TWO NEW AND At
TRACTIVE BRICK DWELLINGS aud LOIS with
six rooms each, with modern improvements. on the
south side OF Ross street between Fourteenth aud
AIayO streets.
TERMS: one third cash; balance IN six and
twelve months, negotiable notes given for the de-
feired payments, with interest added. aud secured
by a deco OF trust. More liberal terms may be made
al the time OF sale. RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
Sc 10 AuctioneerS.
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vxrELI-LocATED BRICK HOUSE
w 10 cs7, IN fECONp NEAR LEIGH
srnpiTv roSe sAi,E By AUCTION--At The re-
aoest ~ The owner we will sell BY auction on
MONDAY. corn DAY or sEPTnnnsn. 1850.
At o'clock p M The above ds,csi1 ssck s Tex,
rft,e tinfies contains four rooms; brchen, &C.
Parties 10 aacsi OF nice me homs' or sood-pay-
~" grrws. 81 .aIe' Cf,EwNlNG n ROSE,
po NJ e"" Auctioneers.
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BY George II. PoindcXter,
Real Estate Agent aud Auciiolecr,
No. 1900 Main street.

As TRUSTEE IN A DEED FROM T..
"A ID. DkANE. dated September IL. 1879. AZ ne
request Of the beneficiary, Will sell AZ auction,
upon the premises on
WEDNE, DAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1850,
at 3 O'Clock =. NJ an UNDIVIDED eighth Interest I'm
that certain TRACT OF LAND, lately owned Boy
Dr. r. u. D,ane. containing about lf2 ACRES,
living on the MsadOwbI idge ROAD. about nan a mile
ffom the corporate limits OF Richmond. on one
part of,aid land tnere Is LARGE BRICK DWELL
ING aud Other improvements. ana on another part
there l. COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING,
with necessary out buildings, &c. said land Is IN
high stale Of IcprOyement. aud was n0tcd Tor MS
fertility whtg occupied and cultivated by the late
Dr. pelne. The win le property T. cucumhered by
decd of trust TO secure s4,653.73. amt will sell
ST. iect To sad mortgage.
TERMS: Cash as 10 costs Of sale aud s2ji with
interest from September II, 1850, balance Ola
terms TO be announced n sale
GEORGE II. POGNDhXTER.
SELF Trustee.
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nv Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aueuoneeis,
11l3 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING : 1 1 OTIS ,,TTy % ON \
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS FOR SALE BY
AUCTlON.-On
: MONDAY THE 2OTn SEPTEMBER, 1880,
at Ak O'Clock p. NJ We shall sell by auction on me
nreu,isss' TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
IL sisd az above fronting SO feet each and running
bach I22 feet 10 an alley len feet wid-.
TkRMs: Ore third cash; balance IN SIX ana
tveiye months. negotiable notes given for the de-
f,rred paymeats. with interest added, and secured
by deed OF trust. RICHARDSON CO,
~, H. Ia " AucLoneers.
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BY Chafiin. Staples q Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,

GALE OF A DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
- BRICK DWELLING NEAR The CORNER
OF ChRRINGTON AND MOSBY >rRkFTS BY
AUCTION.--By request ~ Mr.. Reams. - no has re-
moved from the city, We will sell by auction, on the
premses on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER "a, 1880,
AT Az O'Clock p. VI, the NICETWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING formerly occupied by him heated a,
nine rooms The LOT - 80 by about l76 feet
deep, and has upon II a cow house, good well Of
water, good vineyard. sc.
TERMS: One third cash. the balance In six,
twelye,'an eighteen months for negotiable notes
with interest added, secured By deed Of trust, aud
the blllding 0sured for the benefit Of the vendor.
CHAFFlN, STAPLES 4 CO..
So 10 AuctiOntcrs.
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By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents ana AuctiOneers,
No, 8 north Tenth street.

No D HUTII ItNEH stIttI'
A UCTION SALE OF THAT BEAUTI-
N FUL LOT, WITH AN AC T X A G. T V r.
FRAME DWELLING THEREON, - L u A I + ID
On THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND
CHERRY STREETS.-By request Of The owner we
will sell BY auction, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1880,
at O'Clock L. NJ. fhe aDoye-described aud truly
valuable PROPERTY. The dwelling contains five
rooms, kitchen, &c. The lot fronts 40 feet on the
east line Of Main street by depth Of 80 feet 10 "a
alley 20 feet wide. This Is upquest0nably one OF
the handsOmest corners on west Man street.
Parties DESTROYS of purchasing a home in the
vicinity " Monroe Park should not fail TO sttend.
as this Is the only rprOperty now or likely 10
he I'm the market for some time 10 come.
TERMS: Cash As to $1,000: the balance upon q
credit of one aud two years, with interest added,
and secured by Il tr'Ist. deed upon he property.
ChEWNING X ROSE,
se1o AucIiOneers.
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fVRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SPLENDID
/ FARM ON IVY CREEK, IN ALBEMARLE
COUNTY.-By virtue or a deed Of trust executed
ON the 22d day of june, 1869: by w. w Giimer 10
he nm derslgped, as trustee, shall, at IL NJ. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER o, 1850,
exnoSa 10 sale at public auction, on the premises,
that sPLENDID LITTLE FARM on Ivy creek.
now occupied by }. Woods. This farm consists
OF l6S $40 ACRES OF FINE Ivy GREEN"
LAND II Is one mile from Ivy depot. on Chssa-
peake and ohio railroad, and six from charlo,ies-
VILE A GOOD COTTAGE DWELLING with six
rooms and basement: good water AZ the door con-
yeuent 10 three CHURCHES, and In pleasant aud re-
fined neighborhood. Possession given a; once.
TERMS: The deed requires cash. but tie 1nder.
sgned has no doubt that The parties Interested VIII
on day OF sale agree 20 4 liberal credit on large
part CT the purchase-money. ~
A priya;e sale may be effected with JOHN j.
Un6llg h.fnre daV Of ALE. Sc T-lW
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AUCrION SALES.-.Yuturs Dsv.
BY Robert d. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auct,op.e,
No. 1912 Main street

LLEGANT FIRST.CLAS9 AND vosr
~ DksiRABLY.LoCATED
sTOCK-sRICK DWELLING.
NO. GOA GRACE STREET, BETwEPv stvr,,
AND SEVENTH. ."
WITH GRANITE FRONT.PORCIf SrPp,
NOW OCCUPIED BY THE OWNER. IN
COAKLEY WHO ~ REMOVING To :"
NEW YORK sTATE).
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Upon rttp
PRFNIsEs,O ON
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER FL, 1850
NJ OCL0CKP. NJ.
shail sell the above ADMIRABLY and Tuo
Y.CONSTRUCTE aud MoDFpxnv,y-
ARkANGED RESIDENCE by auction on da, and
This property wss built by Dr. Coakley only . s.,,
years ago OF The best Da'eral ana IN the most snb.
sAntfsi mabuer. The dsclling contains f.oi.a
rooms aud kitchen OF four rooms with closo,. .,
chambers. servants rooms pantry. balh.roorn co.
plete With hot aud csd water. mai be manieis mr.
chased Ia New York. tne chandeliers and gas'ex
lures throughout, 1y-screens to all the wiudo~s sn
doors front iron railing. stable aud hons
&c, &c IN fsc,, Ihis Is beyond question one OF the
handsomesi and most complete private rrslfrpee.
IN Richmond, it having been built with an eve single
10 comfort aud compactness, coupled With DUR
hlhiy and MtrscIlye,ess. The front windows have
the finest French plate. glass. The halls are wide
sliding doors TO parlor. with ornamental plate-gIas.
An inspection Is all that Will he r,qu red TO sary
one or It's worth aud convenience. The has.,ent
now used by lhs Doctor for his Office. has splendid
front entrance, with three lsrge airy aud well.
lighted connecting rooms, with water afrangem, MIA
complete. For physician OT professional gentle.
man ibis Offers az unusually good opportunity. or
for private residence alone n Is unexceled. The
LOT fronts on Grace street rs by 1870 feet 20 an
alley.
THE TERMS will DE named AZ the time Of sale.
Special attention Is invited To this sale.
ROBERT u. LYME,
Sc lZ-lA, lo,lS&tdf1 Auciiuneer.
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DELAYED By LARGE QUANTITY OF FREIGHT.
Norfolk Virginian, Saturday 1.-THE steam
er City Of Richmond left Richmond yester.
day morning on time, but was some four
hours late in reaching this city last night,
owing to the large freight she carried and
the consequent delay in loading and landing
The same at the various stopping places.
She brought, among other freight. 100 bales
OF hay to Ferguson's landing, and took on
at that place 40 bags OF peanuts. She
brought $50 barrels Of flour to Portsmouth.
besides large quantity Of nails, and was
compelled to bring extra deck hands from
Richmond. and also TO leave behind large
quantity Of tbrough-freieht in that city.
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win bad table. manners vitiate legal
grounds of action? A collision recently
occurred while an Italian commercial ira
weller was eating a bologna sausage on a
railway train. The shock OF the collision
drove knife so violently against his mouth
as TO widen II. He brought suit for dam
ages. The defence was that the injuries
were caused by the knife; that the knife
should never be carried into the mouth I;
aud that the plaintiff having injured HIM
self by reason OF bis bad habits in eating
must take the consequences and pay bis own
DOCTORS bill.
Arrangements for the reception, distribu-
ton, and accommodation OF the clerical
delegates OF the Episcopal Church, who are
10 L,eet in general convention at New York
on the 9th OF October, are nearly completed.
The Convention Is 10 be held In the Church
OF the Holy Trinity. and many OF the hotels
In the neighborbood OF The church have
agreed TO furnish accommodations for such
clerical deputies as are not provided for by
private hospitality at cOmmuted rates. ii Is
expected that the Convention will be In ses-
sion about three weeks.
The Egyptian obeIisk has been success.
folly moved from the steamer Dessoug, on
the ways on Staten Island, to the landing
Stage on the North river. II will be moved
upon q tramway by means OF steam wind
lass and the use OF cannon balls, upon which
the stone will rest. As the obelisk advances
the trsmway In the rear will be carried
around 10 front and placed In position for
further operations. This process will be
repeated until the Needle arrives at the site
fixed for its tnal ressing-plsce.
Bishop Rain, OF Wheeling, w. Va, re-
turned to that city on Thursday from trip
10 Europe, and was metIby large crowd OF
people, including several Catholic societies
and sodaiilies. He was escorted 10 the Cathe-
dral, where an address OF welcome was de-
lIvered by Rev. Mr.. Sullivan and responded
70 BY the Bishop, after which the choir sang
q" Te Deuns."
The North Carolina Midland Ii the name
OF the projected extension OF the Virginia
Midland railroad from Danyille 10 Char
Iolte. It was adopted at the meeting and
consolidation Of the three several corpora
tions at Winston last week.
Joseph w. stenger was drowned at
Wheeling, West Va, on Sunday last,
through bis sktf being struck by tow on
the river.
Rev. Messrs. Richard j. O'Keefe and
James 3. Kelly. recently ordained, have
been appointed professors q Mount st.
Mars's College, Emmittsburg. Nd.
The British ship Erin's Star, from Ant.
werp Tor San Frapcisco, with 1900 tons oil
ys1lreed isos, 4 ashore on the California
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BY Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
lOl6 Main street, corner Eleventh.

lOls Main street, corner Eleventh.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
l. TFNEMtNTs IN THE CITY OF MANCHES-
TER, SITUATED ON THE sOUTHEASm COR
NER OF HULL AID SIXTH sTREEIS.-By
virtue OF certain deed OF trust executed 10 The UNI
dersigned as trustees, dated July 30, 1872 and re.
corded In the clerks Office OF the Hus'nss Court OF
the city of Manchester, 10 secure inc payment OF
certain note therein mentioned tdefault having
been made In the payment thereof, and being re-
quired 10 do 10y the beneficiary, we sbali sell Dy
public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY THE 10Th OF SEPTEMBER,
at 8 O'Clock L. NJ. the sbove.descnsed properly
The lot fronts AZ feet on Hull street, and extends
back 1866 feet more or less. The property yields a
good rent. and beng on the city's chief business
street should attract bidders. The sale OF the sald
property Is made al The risk and costs OF Mr. Robert
Beattie, former purchaser. he having faied TO
compl, with Ibe terms OF the sale.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale ana note OF
1850, with interest from August 2, $780, TO day or
safe. >. 4. KIDD .,.-,,
Trustees.
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lERS, SALE OF VERY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
OVALUABLE FARMING AID MiNEKAL
Mis- IN ALLEGIIANY COUNTY, NA.-Pur-
smsnt 10 decree of the Circoit Court OF Ahtshany
county 10 the chancery causes Of ROGERS g.
Usynes's administrator et ats, Kent. Pdiue co.
vs. O. T.. Haynes Fl ais, and Haynes admnls'ra-
Tors rs. Haynes heir, we wiil on
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND STORE
i ON THE 25TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880.
BY virtue oil deed of trust executed by Lucils Hig-
nnson 70 me, as trustee, to secure a certain debt
due TO james H. WickLam. John H. Wickham, aud
W. l.. Wickhdm for the sum Of 1900, and In obe-
dcnce 10 The Terms OF said deed VIII oner Tor SAFE,
property conveyed in said deed, consistiug Of
Eight ACRES or LAND lying In the upper end
of Hanover county. The said land has upon IL n
NEW STORE-HOUsE situated immediately upon
the Mountain road leading from Richmond TO Char
lOitesviile, twenty-five miles above Richmond,
where an excellent mercantile business has Osen
done for several years past. Tine STOCK OF GOODS
not otherwise disposed Of CONF rising the usual ar
ticles kept in country store, will also lie offered for
sale at the same time and place. The sale VIII take
place on the
25TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880,
If fair; II not, the next fair day thereafter.
TERMS The deed requires the trustee TO sell TIL.
property for cash. but In all probability more liberal
terms Will be offered on day OF sale.
+. w. MORRIS,
90 5-d sw a ytds Trustee
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HIGH.CONSTABLE'S SALE OF FUR
III NITURE, VALUABLE LOT OF WATCH
MAKERS TOOLS, WATCH AND CLOCK MA
CHINERY, CLOCKS, PICTURES, &C. Will sell
at public auction, on
MONDAY THE 10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1850,
AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at my Office, f306 Franklin
street the following PROPERTY, 10 satisfy sundry
distress-warran' In my hands;
= BI REAUS.
WARDROBE,
3 BEDSTEADS,
3 MIRRORS,
CLOCKS.
6 WASHSTANDS.
2 CENTkE-TABLES,
20 PICTURES,
10 TRUNKS,
~ CHAIRS,
/ Waterloo
l IRON FENEER,
S TABLES,
l IRON BEDSTEAD,
MATTRESSES and BEDDING,
3 CHESTS,
CARPET,
2 HEATING-STOVES,
PRESS.
l pair VASES,
COUNTER.
CROCKERY, sc.
ALSO,
A valuable lot Of WATCHMAKERS' TOOLS,
WATCH and CLOCK MACHINERY,
WATCH-CRYSTALS &C, &C:
to which the attention of watchmasers aid jewellers
Is particularly directed.
FERNS cash. L. HOLZINGER, IL c. c. r.
II
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DOOK ANiO JOB WORK NrA,rLY "a.
RIcurlD Gtss DlsfAroA ssiaf'A"
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FINE OFFICE DESKS,
/ FXCKLLENT MARVIN IRON sAFt,
EXCELLENT HERRING IRON SAFE,
SHELVING, STOVES. &c.
Sale no,iliye, JAS. MACDOUG
AuctiOUeer.
4 r. COOK Salesman. SO ~
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by Jas. Nscdousali, Auctloneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF EXTRA
N FINE BOOTS. SHOES. IRON SAFES. DESKS,
SHELVING. STOVES, &C, AT AUCrION-on
TUESDAY, 2lst instant. al 10 O'Clock. viii sell At
The store of Marcu- Harris & Brother, next TO 'Of-
ner o! Broad aud Ffh streets !he balance 81 s0cA ~
EXTRA FINE BOOTS AND sHOEs.
These goods are we'll worth the attention 81 al
wanting nrs,-class goods, and will be sold IN lots u
Suff
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EraHTY-THIRD
sEMLANNuAL OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY OF SoBBy STYLES.
E.B. SPENCE 9 SON,
MERCHANT TAILoRs AND CLoTHIERs,
COS MAIN STREET,
grateful for past fsvors from generous public re.
specifully ask an inspection Of their
NEW FALL STOCK,
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
is replete with
HANDSOME STYLES
FRENCH AND ENGLISH COATIN6s AND
sUITINGs
OF the
BEST MAKES,
which will be
MADE TO ORDER IN THE BEST STYLE
and ut
PRICES AS Low AS THE LOWEST.
GIVE THE OLD HOUSE TRIAL.
E.B. SPENCE & son,
Merchant Tailors,
au2q 903 Main street.
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DOR RENT. THAT CONVENIENT O.
l. LY-LOCATED DWELLING No. 636 Ii
north Seventh street. containing eight rooms, be-
sides kitchen. The hon Is In good repair. and has
large yard attached. Rent only $40 per annnm.
Apply TO JOHN :GODDiN,
Real Estate Agent,
Sc l7-eOd3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1850,

tors rs. Haynes heir, we vii, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1850,
being The first day Of the Term OF the circuit Court
expo.e TO sale by public auction m lroalt oi lhs
co.irt-hous at Coyington, Va, the REAL ESIAIE
of which the late William II. HAYNES died ,e ted IN
fee, consisting OF Two nAIIAn''H fN"''''
The HOME FARM consists or uiue con lxu,us
tracts and one moieiy OF Two o'hsr nn1' o-s
tracts containing ia the aggregate ABOUT 1907
AGES. more or less, and situated IN AHeghsny
comfy on both sides Of The Chesapeake shn QUO
railway and OF 9aessog: River 9eSo Xbou go
acre. OF the above IS ne river bolom-and andl' III
a good state Of cultivation. ,,,.,or,o,p
rife improv emenis consist OF COMFORTABLE
DWELLING HOUSE, containing seven rooms.
with all othsY usual out bnildihgs, tfethSr Win
several tensnt.hJnses la dinerent places on lhs
There IS on the premises near the dwelling large
orchard OF iipe fruit bold spring At the dwelling
affords an sbuBdtnt supply Of good water Tor house
hold purposes, and The river. running through me
farm Yields water sufficient Tor al other pufIose,-
The out-lands are well timD"red, and seFcfa 90
The tracts coDtaln large deposits ol lrVu orc o' wy
The Richmond and All,gbsDY railroad viii have
a depot on or SAID fsi I'm. abd tne thsr aa,s
sufficient water-powcf Tor xflst-hihis' i"a"n '"''
The family graveyard. containing about hHi-
acre, viii he reserved from the ,lr. mon, u,x,u
The other farm, known rs HE hlIh'Ias,
FARM consists OF three contiguous lracE' tyn.A''
ing I'M the aggr,gsle 4e7 ACRES, more ~ -,
situated In the Rich pa1cn ~ sa' and "A, residue
ton OF this farm Is m CULTIVATION anu y - "A
Is Vel Tim osred or well set IN grass Alleging goa
| grazing aud ranging for st0cs. ,,, n,vItT
The improvements consist OF SMALL Nv Sl'ii
| ING UOisE ant some out-buiidingss Ihess ~""'
| s,so contain valuable iron ore. .,n.v
TRIMS or SALE; Cash In nsnd Seh, sis, ~ ~ N.
The costs OF the suits aud The exp epsss OF the 'se
and as 10 The residue, upon er,c A u one tsS,
three wears. in equal tnsalmenS, ne putSn.s,,
exeeatng bonds FOR the aeierr "a Dltsiii.n, from
sporoyed psssonal security. bssrtHs inietts' """
4 dste. and wsi,iag the homes t.ad exemption. q.
The legal lite viii be re'sintd by tue .oI,.
| esrthsr security aaii the whole Of tue pesxlnA'"
49,. mali he maid. WILLIAM skEtN'
"o"'' ' RIO, l.. PARRISH,
I ~" Com mis-. ioners>
coyIxerox, VA , August 20. 1889:
sa 20 29S Seal 2Sis-51
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FrnMAN TurpsR, AuciIoneer
BY Jno. L. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
Gle Main street.

BY Jno. L. Laughon, Jr Auctioneer,
Gle Main street.
EXCELLENT PIANO, HANDSOME
IL PARLOR ORGAN, WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING-MACHINE. 8 FINE SlLVEH-PIATED
SHOWCASES. CARPETS, HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE, DESKS. &C, Al AUCTION.-On MON
DAY the goth instant, at 10 O'Clock, will sell st
my action. house, for account Of whom IL may con.
Germ, - ..-- 49,,
/ Excellent ROsEw0OD-CAsE DUNHAM PA
NO there are few instruments OF better or
sweeier tont):
4 POLLOCK PARLOR-0RGAN DO 1ne order-4
stops and ORNAMENTAL CASkl;
l WHEELER & WILSON CABiNET-CASE
SEWING MACHINE, with attachments:
MAHOGANY HAIR.CLOTH ID V A Ms and
PARLOR-CHAIRS, In good order:
l Excellent 3.PLY CARPET 16kxl5 feet;
Handsome PARLOR-DtSKs and other HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE.
ALSO,
I NEW KEROSENE OIL COOK STOVE;
Very handsome ROUND-FRONT FLYER
PLATED SHOWCASES, Of one glass each,
as good as new; -
And many articles Of HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
TURE belonging TO other eonsgnments:
JNO. L. LAUGHTON, JR.,
selS2t Auc.iOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19

being The rst day OF the term Of the Circuit Court
expO.e to sale by public auction IN lrOat ol ne
co,,ri.house al Coyington, Va, the REAL ESTATE
OF which the late William H. Haynes died ,e rtd IN
Zee. consisting Of TWO VALUABLE FAHhr'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19
BY Paine 4 NowlIn, Auctionesrs,
No. Ia Fourteenth street.

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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-06-10
GARFIELD NOMINATED!

The National Republican Convention which
assembled in Chicago on Wednesday of last
week, did not succeed in making nomination
for President until the morning session on
Tuesday, nearly week after the Convention
assembled. Grants strength had been, pre-
vious to the Convention, greatly overestima-
ted, as a counting of the noses on the ground
clearly demonstrated. His adherents resort
ed to tactics to secure his nomination, and
thus the struggle was prolonged several days.
On re.assembliug. Monday, % ballots were
taken with variable results, Grant leading off
with 304 on the first, and reaching 3O0
on the Goth, which latter figure, however,
did not increase, and at the 18th his strength
was 3O7. Blaine received 284 on the 1st aud
279 on the 29th Sherman SO on the 1st and
90 on the 29th Edmunds 80 on the lst and
81 on the goth Washburne 80 on the 1st and
81 on the 2sth WINDOW 10 on every ballot ;
and Garfield from one to two votes on occa-
sional ballots. On Tuesday, Garfield began
to appear as the traditional dark horse, his
strength increasing with each ballot, when on