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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-23

The New Orleans Democrat, upon
careful review of the news from
Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and
Texas. estimates the damage to the
cotton cropby the unprecedented rail- s
and cold weather at from 80 to 80
per cent.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-23

Moses Handy, one of the editors of
the Philadelphia Times, who has been
studying the situation in Maine found
many republicans who, supporting the
State ticket, would, nevertheless. vote
for Hancock in November. Blaine
ought to look into this.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-23

The September Agricultural ls1<'
reau reports the condition Of the crop
at 81, a decrease of IL per cent. since
August, but an Improvement over
September, 1879, of 6 per cent.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-23

Issued BEFORE THE WA

ISSUED BEFORE THE WAR.
Gallatiu, -; Franklin and Colum-
bia, 8; Columbia Central, IA; Nash
vile and Charlotte, 2; PELHAM and
Jasper, s, Columbia, Pulaski and
Elktown, %; Clarksville and Russel>
vile, 4; Big Hatchie, /; Nolensville,
&; Ashport, 2; Lebanon and Sparta,
IA; Nashville and Kentucky, 8; Muir
freesboro and Manchester, 40; Har-
peth, ID; Cumberland and Stone riv-
ell, 10; Lebanon and Nashville, IA;
Jefferson, 9; Carthage and Hertsvllle,
l; Carthage and Rome, 2; Dyersburg,
and Mississippi, 25; Turnpike bonds
issued before the war that are now
outstanding 223.
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THE STATE BONDS.

Tables were recently published in
the Nashville American showing the
number of bonds outstanding to be
21.004 Gin all. The following state>
ment shows, in detail, to what corpor-
ations these bonds were Issued:
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RATES OF TAXATION.
0us States Fay--A Soft Thing
fer Tennessee TaX-Pay-

To the Amrrican.
As many persons are not informed
as to the rate of taxation i'll the sew
eral States, and are complaining Of
taxation in Tennessee, / enclose you
statement of the same, which has
been carefully prepared from official
sources:
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Issued SINCE THE WAR.

East Tennessee and Georgia, 60;
Memphis and Charleston, Y; East
Tennessee and Virginia, 40; Tennes>
see and Alabama, 4; Central South>
ern, II; Memphis and Ohio, 176;
Mississippi and Tennessee, AZ; VIM
chester and Alabama, 1872; Memphis,
Clarksville and Louisville, 124; Edge
field and Kentucky, SO; Rogersville
and Jefferson, Sc; Knoxville and
Kentucky, 468; Cincinnati, Bumber-
land Gap and Charleston, 2S5; Knox
vile and Charleston, 155; Nashville
and Northwestern, 431; Nashville and
Chattanooga, "a; Tennessee and Pa
ci6c, 20; Mississippi Central, 1O3;
Southern, rs; East Tennessee and
Western North Carolina, 3S; Evans
vile, Henderson and Nashville, %;
Nashville and Decatur, 63. Total
bonds issued to railroads since the war
that are now outstanding, 2735. To-
tai number of bonds now outstanding
that were issued to railroads before
and since the war, 1856.
CAPITOL BONDS.
Bonds issued for the capitol now
outstanding, 1877.
AGRICULTURAL BONDS.
Bonds issued for the agricultural
bureau now outstanding, II.
HERMITAGE BONDS.
Bonds Issued for the Hermitage
now outstanding, ,35.
FUNDING BONDS.
OF 1866, now outstanding, 1923; of
1868, now outstanding, 500; of 1873,
now outstanding, 1867.
Renewal bonds now outstanding,
13l.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-23
Railroads.
ISSUED BEFORE THE WAR.

East Tennessee and Georgia, 1912;
Hiawassee, IA; Memphisand Charles
ton, 769; East Tennessee and Virgins
ia, 1867; Louisville and Nashville,
30S; Lagrange and Memphis, 80; Nc
Minnville and Manchester, $50; Ten
nessee and Alabama, 475; Central
Southern, 353; Memphis and Ohio,
1923; Mississippi and Tennessee, 63;
Winchester and Alabama, 297; Mem
phis, Clarksville and Louisville, 694;
Edgefeld Sand Kentucky, 576;s sRog-
ersville and Jefferson, l06; Mobile
and Ohio, 1867; Knoxville and Ken
lucky, 90; Cincinnati, Cumberland
Gap ands.Charleston, 81; Nashville
and Northwestern, 99l; Nashville and
Chattanooga, rs; Mississippi Central,
385. EiTotal bonds issued to railroads
before the war that are now outstand-
ing, 9911:
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"sLAcx.pRAuehIn mak

and IeVer lmpOssIUie-
For salo by W. Fl. COley. Milan. Tenn.
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BANKS.

BANKS.
BEFORE THE WAR.
Union bank, 125; Bank of Tennes-
see, q.
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RECIPITULATION.
Take "slAcx-DaAueHT" and yor

viii never be bilious.
Fer sale by W. Il. CoIey. Milan. Tenn.
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For satisfactory and sufficient evi-
dence appearing to me. | hereby di-
rect the abandonment of a seizure
made by Deputy U. S. Marshal Nc
mtyree, in the above cause, on the
18th day Of August, 1865, by virtue
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Josouiu Miller has been TO CaIIornia,
.nd - shocked by the social decadence ana
business dry-rot In San Francisco. ana re-
marks that nothing ever happened hall so
disastrous to the Pacific States as 'ne
bn,ldIug OF the Pacific railroad. II became
AZ once sort OF siphon, which lei IN =
stream OF weak and worthless people, ana
gave the brave young states there all the
vanities and vices OF the East, Win none Oh
the virtues.
Police Marshal Gray, Of Baltimore, on
Wednesday recovered diamond ring,
valued al $500, which, with other articles
Of iewe.yy. was stolen frem the dwelling OF
Professor PendIeton, Of Bethany College,
West Virginia. some time ago. george
Rurk. Of baltimore, was arrested, ana Is 10
TAIL awaiting trial. charged with the larceny
An the articles stolen from Professor Fen
dletop have now been recovered
william p. DalngerheId, presiding Judge
NJ the san Francisco supreme CourI'
d,opped dead on the bench ut noon Weo-
nesday. lie had been In intrm health lot
some months past. His death was attributed
"a beart-disease. Deceased was nstise Vi
Virginia, and was fifty-six years OF age
The Charlotte On. C.) Press says II Is
settled fact that Mr. George n. Ia'c9.., .
brother OF the superIntenoent oi ,ne NJ
mond and Danvile railroad, mas pcen W
pointed superintendent Of the Cha''o''e'
Columbia aud Augusta railroad.
The Duchess Of Marlborough has so won
upon the Irish heart that she leaves 'he
country with the title OF "The Lazy Lieu
tenant"
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~ ". cioddin. .
R.s, Estate Agent and ia. ns'. .,yse,s.
...- eleventh and bAnA


r,pusrEEy SALE OF LARGE iaAsSaEr BRlUn
nnwwSi,LING AND QT ~ nnR hhfrEEI BsErTSWfES
on THE SOUTH ssIIR HIRE y ssrRtET., VPr4 srIT
fousHEE ANinJhFnT BAPTIST gHpkftmu,
TIE nv SOUTHERN rE ~ M, o w.
MINI npy virtue OF two aceas ~ rat 70 The
cn,cd by Sir Aired Mose. an, a"s ~ Kelley trustees
UNDERSIGNED, W Gond, 1871, and the second
nesrlnp Ssrs,cned. l. II. Carrng,on sn" s2a! soi
20 lne w rea,inc dale goth Ncyemoer, or,'wc
Anu, rrcorded In Richmond I'LL 10 sell AT puec
mall IN execution Thereon ~ mM MONDAY the 17ih
auction; on VA r,ock r. NJ. or fair u nor; on ~ M
MAY, ioov, ,,hepcsfter) that VERY nr has
prh Fat ATE located as aboss he Tet 10 Wide
front OF Al feet, and and o aep' VERY HANDSOME
naved aiity. vi 'sa stories above the pasemen,
DIV ELL,, III ,,a ,sar by BklCh Sny
~, srec,sd ly The late II. T. ~ e dwell
IN o. n nd iay school. 1ncinn,p1 r, Ave rooms in-
Ing there arr altogether o' reception. rooms, &c.
cud,nR W. ~ Inc iwsljing there Is aN,oosiE,
t,Jrf9 piSf. 7 on. having iron, oa o'"
ahoni AK So feef to said alley: r .. located ON
The foregoing REA aLa.1 nStn neghoorhood: The
were originally designed ny MI .pd
~ drsi class residence ana Dosiutr + 90 Pew
have long been used ls fuh Dy tne Ia 70. that mr.
ell, Mrs. Cafrington, ana o,n or large family they
1 nose or for boardinR-no"'o"
hs M man" lens which will be very liberal VIII, ~
- AZ tnowi, mt the time OF sale. a,es for
~ the nurchase-mcney can remain ~ INV 'S' '''
'e The o. srseca attention Of capitalist, ana DINERS
called 10 'his S'''e' A. NJ. KELLEY,
| Trustees In the first deed;
| I. H. CARRlNTON,
| y j. LEVY,
Trustees In the second deed'
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioheers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
/ BILE FARM KNOWN AS THE ROCKY
MILLS. WITH 1,040 ACRES, IN HANOVER
COUNTY. ABOUT SIXTEEN MILES ABOVE
RICHMOND, AND THE FINE CHICKAHOMlNY
$50 654-IeO0 ACRES, IN HENRIC0 COUNTY,
ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
AT AUCTiON.-In execution of two deeds OF trust
from Alfred Moses and wife 10 the subscribers as
trustees both dated 18th April, S75. and duly re-
corded, being thereto required by the creditors
secured, we will sell by auction, up n the premises
respectively. in thu order named below, the follow
ing REAL ESTATE conveyed In said deeds-vlz.
on FRIDAY the 2elh day OF May, IsSO, az IL
O'Clock NJ, the ROCKY Mills FARM, lying on
the Short-Pump road and on the South Anna river.
About one half of IL Is I'm woods and timber: the
balance Is cleared, and embraces some good low
grounds. There are the usual improvements. This
farm will be sold whole or subtivlled INTO par
GELS, as NAV BE- desired by bidders. $500
And on MONDAY the 3lss day OF May iSsO,
commencing at IL O'Clock NJ, we viii sell the
rLMWOOD FARM, formerly owned by simon
Gouldiu aud now occupied by Mr.. Edward Taylor.
This has ALWAYS been regarded as remarkably line
farm, being very produc i've. IL has the usual I'M
movements and viii be subdlved if desired.
TERMS: The deeds authorize the sale OF the trst
farm 10 be for about $4,000 aud expenses OF sale IN
cash, and of the second for about $500 and ex-
penses of sale in cash. aud the residue In each case
mon such terms the grantOr may prescribe, but
we are authorized TO say that If desired the terms
will be made more liberal.
Plats OF The lands may be seen at the ONCE OF The
auciioneers.
gains. pAkkEk CAMfBELL,
MARK DAVIS, JR.,
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. aD "a
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF THE
N STEAM TUGBOAT GRACE MEADI:-JA AS
administrator Of Captain Milton :. Lawrence, de-
ceased shaII offer for sale at public auction, ON
MONDAY the l7b day Of May, a. o.cl9cs :; Nj
TIfG E0kT GRACE MEADE, In complete running
condition. now wing In the dock OF Richmond, Va.'
al The foot OF Seventeenth street ,,
As sppears from the Inspection papers of said
steamer, she is Of ihe following dimensions org,b
80 40 feet breadth, IA 5 l feet; depth, 5-lO
| feet -. ,,.o,o-
of cvIinder i'm ehes stroke of piston, II inches.
one high. pressure boiler, built N 1874 by chare'
eter of boiler s.12 feet length of same. 2-1Z
f ei: thickness OF material, y inch With iues ana
3S tubes steam pressure sliowei; 10 pou"N'' Law
| of inspection, ION October. 1879.
TERMS OF SALE: One half Of purchase-m39ney l ~
months time purchaser giving his negotiable notes,
interest added. with an endorser approved by and
acceptable to the adminisral Or =, c,,
BENJAMIN II. NASH,
Administrator OF VI. ;. Lawrence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
BY w. Goddin.
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
OAND WELL-LOCATEp BRICK TE\EMENI
on THE WEST LINE OF SEVENTH BEIW ZEN
FRANKLIN AED GRACE sTREETS.,By yiItu
OF z decree of the Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond pronounced on the 22d January 1880,
I'm the case OF Burr, trustee against Hutchinson, &C.
we the undersigned. the commissioners thereby ap-
pointed COR one of rs. as the decree authorizes
either to act will 0eI for sale al public auctlo on
The nremises on MONDAY the 10Th May, 1880, at
o'clock L. NJ III fair; IL not. on the first fair day
thereafterl. the LARGE aud WELL-BUlLT
THREE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT located q; as
above formerly the residence OF the late Hon: X T.
Daniel. The lot has front Of 20 LEXIS feet TO
an alley IL feet wide. The DWELLING contains
about eleven rooms besides ample servants &c.
comm odaiions, and is supplied with the usual mo-
dern conveniences. and fine neighborhood.
TERMS: Firs.-Cash as to costs unpaid ana ex-
penses OF sale. Second-As TO the debts secured by
The deed of trust of the l4th April, 1867 estimated
at about $500, one fourth thereof In cash; bal
ance at six. twelve and eighteen months. for nego
liable notes interest added and title retained until
all of the purchase money Is fully paid aud con-
yeyapce ordered by the Court. ThirG-As 10 any
surplus on such terms rs shall be announced At the
time e sale f. u. TURNER.
GEORGE =. HAW,
JOHN y. YOUNG,
0G-o9 'dtds Commissioners.
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By W. Godjin, Auctioneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
rr,RUsTEEs, SALE OF TEN LOTS L

TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN LOTS IN
l. THE PLAN 0F "ARLIMGToN;", =, AND r SIX J,
COUNTY OF HENRlCO WEST I. END e voI BE
TWEEN THE OLD AND NEW RESERVOIRS
in An IMPROVING LOCALITY BY virtue OF a
deed of trust executed to the subscribers. bearing
daie 4lh december, 1878, duly recorded In Henrlco
Couny Court in Book No l02, page IA, we snail,
in execution thereof, proceed TO sell ut pubic anc-
tion on Inc prs misses In the order named, on WE'D
NESDAY the 18Th Of May, 1880, commencing at
O'Clock f.. NJ (f fair; II not on the nrst iair gay
thereafter) those TEN BEAUTIFUL LoIS IN I'm inc
plan OF " Arlington" adjoining the former resi-
dence Of Mons. Zeltllp designated by the Nos.
81, 92. 90, "a, 95. 90, 81, 9s; SO, and l9O,
each 3axl33 7-12 feet on Wallace street oe-
tween Robinson aud Richie streets. Also those
SIX HANDSOME LOTS in the plan 81 . hope
dale three of them. Nos. 26, 81, and ~, front on
The north side Of Gilbert street, aud three oil .Deu
Nos i So and 81, front on The south side OF MAJ
street. and each have front of 3nXl5O eet. tiats
of these lots can be at the office OF me aeloh
eer These lots are handsomely located ana oelhe
i'm An improving locality should attract The atieh-
ton of persons of small means. -, -
TERMS: ny consent. of parties VIII be one
third cash balance at three aud six months Tor ne
~ trust. LEWIS NJ. 6 kfFFIN,( Trnst.es
an 90.tds JOHN G.. StNTON, {
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ny Jno. 4. Lsushton. Jr.. Auctioneer'
ole Main street.

8lB Main hftee
.GnAsD SALE or CLASSICAL ART
CONSISTING or
FRENCH BRONZE FIGURES and GROUPS;
STATUES, carved in the fine Appeniue stone;
MOSAIC WORK;
rIuery-carved ALTO RELIEVES, in GAIT Frames;
BLACK BELGIUM MARBLE FRENCH CLOCKS.
win be sold at public sale, at The store No 900
Main street under Lee Gallery, commencing on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18TH, INSTANT
a, IN O'clock A. NJ, and at O'Clock r. D., and
continuing each cay thereafter until the whole IS
Sold
The collection will be ready for public inspection
ON MONDAY the 10th instant at 2 o'clock.
The collection has been carefully selected from
the studios OF Carrara, volterra, and Paris by
Mecsrs. YETI BROTHERS, the welI.known art col
lectors of Philadelphia, and our citizens generally
are requested 10 call and make careful examina'
ton Of the collection.
JNO. E. LAUGHToN, JR,
mv7 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ll0S Main street.

ERANKLIN-S STREET RESIDENCE,
II OPPOSITE MONROE PARK, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-,At the request of Robert G.. Morton,
Esq. we WIN offer for sale. the premises, No. 2
west Franklin street, on SATURDAY, MAY 8. 1880,
at o'clock p NJ, The very desirabe BRICK
DWELLING now occupied by him.
The house Is three stories high, sfock.brick front,
Mansard roof and contains about twelve rooms, with
all The modern improvements and conyeniences
servants accommodation complete; fine stable and
carriage house on the lot.
This property is new and IN complete order, ana,
investment as can now be made. The premi es can
be inspected on Thursday or Friday next between
the hours of IL rnd o'clock. The lot fronts 80
feet Franklin street, with depth OF 1876 feet to
a Wide alev.
TERMS: Very accomm sdatIng, and announced ON
day of sale. FRANK ID. HILL 4 CO.,
my 4 Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs & Williams,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
i VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND AT TIE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF GARY u
TWELFTH STREETS AT AUCTlON.-ln execll-
tien of deed Of trust from Alfred Moses and wife
TO the subscribers trustee dated April Is, 1870
and recorded in Richmond Chancery Court (being
thereto required by the creditor securedl we VIII
sell by auction, upon the premises. on TUESDAY,
June LIST, at IL O'Clock NJ, the LOT OF GROUND
situated above IL fronts "a feet on Cary street.
and runs back 95 feet 10 an aley. The foundalion
has been eXcavaed. aud the basement walls run up
TO the street level The lot Is stuaed1n The centre
OF the best business part OF Cary street. az very
desirable corner, and Is in many respects me most
valuable lot tor bu'iuess stand III nat NicislS.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale 10 be for cash
sufficient to pay The debt amounting to
and expenses of sale and the residue as the grantor
may direct; but authorized 10 say mat, II de-
sired more hbei al terms VIII be allowed
-N PARKER CAMPBELL,
A. NJ. KELLEY,
Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers ap "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-07
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE SMALL FARMS FOR
Y SALF-A SINAI L DWELLING AND SHOP
AND as ACRES OF LAND, ALSO 242y ACRES
OF LAND, WHICH WILL BE DIVIDED INTO
TWO OR THREE TRACTS, ALL HAylNG
TIMBER AND WELL WATERED. AND 20
ACRES WOOD. NEAR METHODIST CHURCH,
BEING PART OF THE OLD sHRUBBER9.iiLL
TRACT, FoRMERLY OWED T pf S AZ Lt,E
SOUTHANNA RIVER. AND ADJOINING THE
LAND OF JOSEPH CREW AND OTHERS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-We will sell at auction; on
The premises on TUESDAY the 1lth day OF May,
at ~ o'clocs NJ, commencing with the SHOP LOT,
the property above described. The DWELLING
ana SHOP are occupied by Mr.. Humphrey Young,
VIII } will show the land TO persons wishing TO pur-
chase. The improvements on the shop ot are a
DWELLING and SHOP and other buildings sufi-
Gle Mt for farm purposes. OF the 242k acres, more
than half is cleared; the balance In fine timber.
plat of The land may be seen at the once OF the
auctioneers.
TERMS; One fourth cash; balance at one. two,
and three years, q per cent interest, secured By
deed of trust. GkUBBs x WILLIAMS,
my7 Auctonees.
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BY Jno. f. laughter, Jr, Auctioneer'
Gig Main street.

BY Jno. T.. laughter, Jr., Aucuoneer'
ole Main street.
EXCELLENT SEVEN-OCTAVE ROSE
IL WOOD "KNABE" PIANO, CARPETS, EN-
CRAVINGS. AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SfLVERWARE, &C AT AUCTlON.-At the re-
1uest OF Mrs. Edward Mccarthy, who Is declining
housekeeping, 7 will sell at the residence NO: GID
north Tenth street. beyond Leigh, on MONDAY
the 9th instant, at o O'Clock .
/ EXCELLENT SEVEN-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD-
CASE (rounj corners) PIANO, made by knabe
& Go. This is pronounced fne-toned insiru-
l WALNUT STRIPED REPS, MEDALLION
BRUSsELs and THREE.PLY CARPETS and
RUGS; - -,,o,v
INGS;
MARBIE-TOP and other TABLES:
PARLOR TENDERS, HAT-RACk ,,,
! MARBLE +. TOP COTTAGE CHAMBER sUII'
with WARDROBE; o,oers
BEDSTEADS. BEDDING. MATTRESSbo'
WALNUT UNREASONABLE,
SIDEEOARD. CHAIRS: u
l superior TRIPLE-PLATED TFA SCI, COM
rlete. with SYRUP-STAND, BUTTER'DlSH'
and other pieces. CASTORS. &C.:
CHINA, CROCKERY, and GLASSWARE;
TABLE CUTLERY, &c;
excellent COOKING-STUYE, nearly new, with
all appurtenances;
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JR"
my7 Auctioneer.
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~
- COUNTY OF HANOYER.-By virtue of deed
of trust made on the 9Th day OF January, 1878 and
duly recorded In the clerks office of Hanover
County Court, and at the request OF The benehcla-
ries secured thereby will sell al public anctiOn, az
Hanover Courthouse. on WEDNESDAY the ION
of Nav. 1880 (being Hanover court cav, SEVEN.
TY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND, in Henry district,
Hanover county, Va. known as COMMAND"
and formerly owned by General G.. W. Richardson,
being the same property mentioned In the DEGREES
I'm The suit of Richardson against Winston, irus.
tee for Thompson, &c." now pending In The circuit
Court of Hanover. for the payment OF two several
bonds daied the 5th of November, 1877, each for
s7OO.65, bearing interest from date, and payable
two and three years thereafter.
TERMS Cash as TO the amount necessary to pay
the sum due snd the costs aud expenses OF the SALE
and on credit TO the 5th OF November 1850 as TO
enough to pay the second bond above mentioned
and as 10 The residue longer credit that VIII be
made known on the day OF sale.
More liberal terms may probably be obtained by
applying TO General W. &. Wickham or the under
signed trustee. .,
The land Is valuable lying In the heart OF the po-
tatO aud melon region, and has good In provemenls
~, n JOHN PAGE,
my 6-d1Ot&sw3t Trustee.
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- TAXING EFFECT JANUARY 8, 1850.
PAsSENGER TRAINS.
800 L. VI. Leave Richmond daily except sun
day.. connecting AZ West Point ON
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ami SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and for Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. MI Leave Richmond daily Except sun
1000 a. NJ. I dayh connecting at West Point with
steamers for baltimore on MONDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNEsD DAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Prosi-
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. VI. Arrive at Richmond daily texcepl
sunday, connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAl with steamers from Bsfl-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1855 +. MI Arrive at Richmond daily texcep,
500 l.. NJ. ! sundayh connecting at West Ioinl
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence, aud Boston.
No transfer OF freight al Richmond 10 or iron
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates
Through bills OF lading, with guaranteed rates
Issued to all northera and western points.
For In formation, apply at office OF the company
Twenty-thlrd and Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
ee4 II. I. DOUGLAS, superintendent
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by Robert y. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THU
" VERY DESIRABLE LOT FR ROE M
FIGHTY-ETGHT FEET on THE EA a ~ J. IN !, = Z
OF stVENTEENTH STREET = I W b r. =
HPOAD AND GRACE STREETS, NOW 0CCq-
FED By ' Mr.. Writ ROBERTS As 4 CoA AZ;
AND WOOD.YARD, AND 4 n OF n y ~ ~ !,
Fro MING THiRTY-TWO FEEL " ln'
sofiTH LINE OF BROAD BETWEENN SEV En- a,
TEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH sTKEbiS; az ~
pINNlNG BACK To THE ABOVE, AND AZ AZ.
IoINING THE sEABROOk's WAREHOIst
PR1oPERTY. At PUBLIC AUCTION.-in pTrs ar,
ance of decree of the Richmond Chapc ~ Cou i,
entered ON the Goth day Of April, 1851, IN sun
STYLED Augustine rs. Cochran, therein pehdlnR, lne
under. jgned. appointed special commissioner tneIe
nv will Offer for sale, upon the premises, on
TiiITRsDAY the 18Th day OF May, 1851, az 2
o'clock p NJ. the PROPERTY above descrlDen,
The lot on Seventeenth street fronts 90 ieei ana
runs bacs between parallel lines about loo irtt,
and the lot on Broad street runs BACK ABOUT tue
same depth TO the lor on Seventeenth street.
This offer, an unusual opportunity ior persons
wishing 10 purchase hrst.clais property Doing au-
mirabIy adapted for retail and whoieSaIe trdne-
brine the centre of tie shipping points. Inc pro.
perIy will be sold as a whole or subdlWded 10 sun
pur chasers. .,,o =, tx tveIve
and eighteen months. the purchaser 10 give negoI
liable notes, with six per cent. nteres. aaae,, aho
"" INV 5.6.7IO,Il.12,l3 Special Commissioner.