davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-05-08

city consumption: 1.4eS bu corn. se2 bu cuts,
LEGO bu barley.
Tho following grain wns inspected Into store
In this city yesterday morning: l car No. 2 wins
ter wheat, cars mixed, 81 cars No. 2spring, 10
cNrs No. do. cars rejected, ours no grndo I'LL
whcat; 4G4 cars No. corn, 17a cnrs and 500 bu
htgh-mlxed, % cars new mixed, 81 cars rejected
t73l coru): T cara whtto oats 81 cars No. 2nixed.
Scars rejected. 2 ours no graso t68 oats,; Bcars
MOI ryo; cars No. abarley. . ears No. 3do; 0cara
cStrn do. Total t810 carH, 4el, Coo bu. Inspected
out: G4,0la bu wheat, .0o,aot bu cora, 2,Es1 hi
oats, 6,s15 bu rye, ii, ,440 bu barley,
Tho leading: produce markets. woro genornlly
slow yesterday, especially In bog product, md
tonIcsl to u lower rnngc OF prices, though tho
tone was rnthor stondy ono In innny depart
nonts. Whcnt waa Irregular for this month,
which was duo to a little Hurry nrisiug out Of
tho buying In OF somo MAy wheat bcoAuso tho
parties refused to post additional margins when
called upon 10 do 30. Tho Hurry WIS soon ovor,
md thon tho market ruled tame IN all 1riv-
cries. Corn was irregular, declining Ho for this
month, In spite OF apparently wel-founded r,l-
m0rs that couple Of local firms have already
bought great dcnl more May corn than is like
ly to bo delivered. 0ats declined fully
tfo early. The hot and forcing"
weather, rs Deorbohm sometimes calls It,
is favorable to lowor prices, as It encourages
short selling, especially by city men, who do
not think much OF drought at this t'no Of tho
yuar. Provisions seem to have Cntorcl upon tho
scmt-lethargio condition which Is not seldom
witnessed during tho hot weAthor, but the ship
ping demand for pork product continues falr.
thu,igh tho arrival Of boys aro largeF thnn is
consistent with strength In tho trudo. Mess
pork closed 10 lower, Mt $l0.00&D1002n seller
Juno and $l010Dl0.l2,t for July. Larsl o1oscd
.5so lower, ut "a. Bs1f sGtler Juno and $N.B7K
for July. Short ribs closed nt $G.o751o.1 for
, 1880-05-08
COMMERCIAL.

The following wero the receipts and shipmonta
OF tho leading articles Of produce In this city
during tho twenty four hours ending Mt 7 o'clock
Fridny morning, and the corresponding lime
, 1880-05-08
REAL ESTATE.

Tha following Instruments wsre nled for
record Friday, May II
cJrr PROPERTY.
TnkhAm IT. - II Of est 'Jlurun, s6xlA
dAi9'. Nay III. W. AND u, u. No0re " J..
Wnst " WasAinxlnn ii, II Ii y ot Cuftit n L 3ix{u
r, t!aied alay u. y, ui,d u. W. Wheeler 10
West Vssuty: :Gsst Il. I'D Il i Vi psuiinn Il WV
, 1880-05-08

Er.:1.or,a, Mar 7.-Ftoult-strons eos s.rniir Na
n.a,d; choice, ki.N eash, tatbzAW As1i
XXN, fsnl nd s'ossd
tsHAIN-Wheat openedIoWcs, aav4a ~ ~, ts4Slt4
May; <GIH3l.WJs Lu54 Junsi eGfsss,s ia "
ia ,sy.u August; NJ. y La, fL2A:s<Sltas' ar
, 1880-05-08

HuUB0Tho n'nFkat was v0ry dn! nt the openlng.
and prices ,eanad strongly In Guyurs' favor rrasi-
decne. Towards n9un. the teeelpta proving lighter
pTeee wofkui tTlhG tirn,or. AitGoaxi, curly sacs
Mcse - many Instances % lower, tho utter ita5llnR
c!o.ed At Atd&+4 utit inferior to best hnavy FrMes
klMa4M Aboit a! sold. All sa1cs nsu 'nae subject
, 1880-05-08
/, and a,sn hu By sample At moa,lol Total


~ At 5. a IL h Ess ssfx It.
.tsf e% tSa rts q On i5ssk sna s@ " 4;
wee bstsr iha IT, NJ aeAna ''F
CniN v%s fairly actiyr. ano ck.isr. i,sIia ra.hsr
sct's I'll hss n "es NS.
sily il liz narks. ~ h,,yan for shipmont.
specially wctk tho on,nnd Tor cash tnts hnd pro-
ssass hf .s xasa ~
"y e'''st sad 'ss resh
scns a Il !ns fMnEe rd a slosinE q ar{
esfiy Gas i eioses the :sns n: 4 IKE Hpos
& sss %Sss Il Il s ssS sS s;S %;tS$ Il
b A. 4 % fri o. eSsta d TS,a b.
ssrene. bat iho oea! vsskoacd .oon sisr Ss
ne
sSE q s K sa s ~
4c oof l & Arr sa srsnSS sssa 4 4 ,p
sf ~? rsee o wa.e
sSe al e.s ad tasn IL e.
4Sss s Ss :ss %Ss Sssta .:
ssS II 1s.
sas n i, s 3 d nd Hnns a. q Gss ,aes zero ra.
III, 1a W 4,
:' " s & Il i;!si ss a5is S hi IAN.
LATER.
The regular afternoon markets adjourned yester.
XIV & s 4n Ss !s w
aji ior 1uao. and a5}SG1ssu iOr July.
, 1880-05-08

THE UNION TltttsT COMPANY BANK,
Northeast corner Mad'son md Doa1born.ss.
cceves snvinVs deposits and olious ntercat
nj tho rate of ~ per cont subject to the rules Of sus
bank. r, q. NJ. Wtl.SvN, CAshtnr.
, 1880-05-08
PROVISIONS.

Hoa rRODUC'rS-Wers qulot md onaior. Hogs
quotGi 10 par t0 NJ lower In tho morning, und
Liverpool WAS dull ON lard and Hcnss. quoting Gd
docus TN tho jattor. lhla restricted the nsdor VI
buyers, but holders wore slow to mako CONCESSIONS
and uneEra l!ttla nj n decltn0
Bpculal reports to the Cincinnati Price orrent show
tho nt1nhes Of hogs packed frun March to date md
, 1880-05-08

PHTLADELpHtA, atay I-FLoult-Qulet no|b&awl
fA,1, f..apy Stu&1d 3&; Uhlu you'd. td fane5, 10y
Minnesota patent procsas, N.saS7-7A A1s ~ ~
unI1t at ta.lS, ~
WutAT-sca.ce md wAn.od for spot 10y y ~. I'll
rnscs; futures qulnti No. red. May, sly na ~ III
nskcit lunu. FlxgH blt si.t askedi Juif -
tl,6 askvdt August. 1l0s54 tld si ssts4 xaSi sSsa
aa!ss but .tcndy II, sfs %aisssd r n ag2s !ss
ixssi, Mny, WJao bid, Askrd! !nsas sSsSst Mse ri
~ asked, July. ~ lil 4sh1 nsksai, a Sasa
-pMov vis,IEs-QuIet. MSas beSf sGh9;; Asts aAssRw
tilM llama, smoked. saaIs aad; pekled' s'''s
f'rrs-nu.tf ereamer5 ext!a :ts7se; ~ s1ss II
No; Wesier.t ltgservo exin. a4scs - K
taHEI4lsst, ss Western. lo'4s; r.; oood. ,l.+ai1{a:
fETituLEEM-NuMlnuliy unchanged. - -
WitlsKr-l!l uuod dyp!and at fill un,, IN, epgsj
ItAu bu; Gnts I4,uO bu. On, ~, .,f.
S1llFMkSTH- T,uU but corr. N"N "S
, 1880-05-08

Ri}IlkfNN,
LONDON, Nay 7.-Consols, % 3-la; account,
% h-lJ,
American SacurltIes-NcW Is, 104E; ms. 11lx;
A. lU9ys; Illinois Ccutrul, Jul; PENNSYLVANIA.
Centra!, s5,S; Erie, :pH seconds, t..s ltaa.Ilnx,
~
Hivefis hshd pGr ounce.
PARIS, May 7,-lientus. K5f SIC.
, 1880-05-08

4rH TT[4...,EA 4sN 7 sD.....1E{ .AIl
45.....AJ iii El..,,XH 4W ;H,,,,ili 4Wj
hA,,..ljH iW | WAn iW | aNiI7 5sS
b7..,..au AM &...3i7 iU | M,,,.sii S0j
T. choice 9Fads: u Tnoiod nHd sorn
hmt t "ut0 u! iais Men NV sol4 ~ ilt atAEeS
smirs wnrs NJ i, ast I, w. .H~- 'a @ ~ y ta II
a. II - rior ~ s'osnt aau NJ $teao
-0' 'A""o''e4 $" S''"'so ""o''u
sitsE1' aAEEs-
Nm. Az, Pries,IN No, 1p, Isrjee.lNp, A. prite
F.... $ltj 3l..... MI ff6u i3ahn57 A.t.E
IL ,.,1H GU I3i71hn8l AS 77sh lii i ts1k
1T. LOUIS.
ST, LOUIS Mo-, hfnv 7-CAr.rtg-acnrec rnt 1rr,,
prma r. fsnmx he.vy .tncr~ a Ht X, % - nH W
kW; iJxtt ELdkaia ctiws ind 6ufer,s's TN s!HttSHs
shinmnnts I'M ''e"e's' f'e'S*"' ASeo'pta' WI
EiiEEi;Iiho demand lnnuo>y orcnad. thu .,nn,v,
frir l3 fnn1v iIeavy ii tas FL c,S,NS' e. tsS 1HppJ
ccipfs, AVi sbjplusnts Xsj '' r'e' $'-s' ~
i! dlognsmsteaSxi H.. YoFksrs A1oat2o. naeon, sl1a
mehts' a'a''
NEW YUM. .-..
80 HEW E. , rnhh: ntay -MHEEvEs-Necelpts, M 2H5O
@ ases % aStHe hnn % %Mftort Io naFAnGs tEt,ln closing
, 1880-05-08

HNi- i-lHuS-l'ha ,nxrkat feaua.ls unfMprovsd. Ruy.
shiiW M dl4ptisili!,n ~ take hold buyHid sus
quantities nFe actually pa4aeA for Immediate Aau,
Anl tho vUtun.A VI bIslnHns continues extremely
lluht. TherS wpto ssilarH ut ths following prlcss
a.ak0 Superior cl1nrcuAh Nos. and q,
lAku sujwIior chsrc0ai, Nor X I, and s 49,. 1lW
SG.,iGl,. Eottnpx1 Xl0G4 LIN
tcstlch. kun,sFloa. flaLtu
Ecntch. Ex!HKl9n.., .....t......,.,.. II L4kx:a
AMsrl an acotch, Ny. kstttkS!M
Euku. foundry, NJ. 1s,,., t1tu
lHfrATUES-Husu Iul0s At xat W for cars, Thp
LOCAL frAU buys III snal NAJ On tue atst0t nnd Bul-
ttloK MIU ample. -..
iUUi.FH -EhIckpns In brIsk request Hn.t tiru.
eF. Springs HetelhR !MpFe pluhty and lsrxur
Other klnIs poultry W dull und mt ucG IL c5Is.
iCi spFtna %. t1u9A1s lntksYs 7tlsa. ducks, HsSs
BEEi,s-Wsss gutak Elm1thy "a. In little bot.er
request. with solea " $IAki1lh and prime WA held
, 1880-05-08
MINING NEWS,
EaN FRANCESCA,

BAN FnANclscO, cul., Muy T.-Tho following
nro tho closing quotations ut tho Stock Ruar1t:
, 1880-05-08

Tie trado Of tho yards continue EoI. t'rcoa nro r-
regular, a1,d Ronen cunIu,on grudcs ars ouutue 10
uwer The shipments siaal0r than tast yuar uw.
nv ~ tho tAc ttAt the WGst draws supplies tru
tie Misssspp lifvee mills tns.ea chcaXo Foilow-
Inv in lho yard prtcost, ss lnsldu prices bolnx rus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20
Next Fall.

In few months we shall have an ex
citing presidential and congressional cam
paign upon us. Are the old Constrvalives OF
Virginia either prepared or preparing ioi
itr This Is a great question, and the an
swer to IT Just now cannot but DC unsa.is'
lac ory. Whether that answer comes from
tie Valley, from the Southwest, from
Piedmont, from the Southsde, OF
from Tidewater, II must bring WIN IL
the sad acknowledgment oil an utter
absence Of harmony among TIE men
OF Virginia who since the rtadmission oil
our state into the Union bave stood stead
fast on the side Of The National Democratic
party. This should not be. The issue Is
100 important TO the whole country; The
immediate interests involved are too vital 10
Virginia for dissensions on the question OF
the State debt TO be allowed 10 open the
ranks OF the old defenders OF the Common
wealth aud OF the country. and permit The
Republican party to fix lis nag in triumph
once more over our people.
Because Conservatives In our late state
canvass chose 10 take position on the side
OF the Readinsters, II does not follow tbat
they have become Republicans. Because
other Conservatives chose TO take position
on the side OF the Funders, 1t docs not fol-
glance 10 the Democratic party. Both sides
desired the cooperation OF the Republicans
in the canvass, and after the election
too. The truth IL, the late political
contest in Virginia had. legitimately, little
more TO do with Federal politics than With
the politics and parties OF England or OF
France. 1t was quarrel among ourselves
q fight i'm the family and with prcslden-
tial and congressional contest rapidly ap-
preaching, we must make up and be friends
again. The sooner we do it the better VIII
IL be for both ReSdjusters and Flinders
and for the good people OF all classes
and each color In every section OF Virginia.
With the first blast OF the bugle from
their headquarters OF Washington, very
early in the spring, we shall see the Repub-
Iicans not only mastering and marshalling
under their own flag for strenuous con-
test IN every congressional district, but Sc
riously preparing 10 dispute with us The
DO. session OF the State as 10 the competing
candidates for the presidency. For our
own part, we think we begin TO see right
clearly nov, that il the South will stand as
she stood four years ago, in solid column, the
National Democratic party viii carry the
country in November next. II, however, old
Virginia Is TO be hoodwinked and captured
10y the crafty Republicans, 1t is all over, aud
forever, with the bright hopes and cheerful
prospects OF our party. But we VIII not
believe It, The breach WILL be bridged {;
Virginia will be saved, and the Democratic
candidate for the presidency will succeed.
Next fall. let us remember. is the time FOL
the contest. and let US all make haste TO pre-
pare for il. Shoulder TO shoulder for the
sake OF the South and the Democratic party
yIos, nin, HoujfOs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

TIE GRANT Boom on A DECLINE.-[Spe-
cial 10 the Courier-J0urnaLl- Washington,
January 16.-A letter has been received
here from a gentleman in East Tennessee,
who says Judge Baxter, Of the United
States Court, will not support Grant II
nominated. The writer is on intimate terms
with Judge Baxter. Judge Baxter is also
credited as saying he does not believe Grant
will be nominated. THIS latter opinion, II
may be said, is gaining ground here even
among Grants most ardent friends. OF late
there have been strong expressions Of dis.
approval Of his nomination by leading Re-
publcans in Congress who have not here
tofore expressed Themselves 80 freely on
the subject. Senator Morrill,, of Vermont,
for instance, has said lhat It would be u
gTand mistake 10 nomiOate Grant, and
Others, who agree with him have been hay-
ing informal discussions OF the advisable, y
OF the nomination. These discussions are
becoming known, and have considerable
effect.
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The Maine Illustration.

Iron The Lcmaro Sentinol-Republican.l
Who dare say that Garcelop, the rebel
Chief OF Maine,
Did anything unconstitutional
IL capturing the province for the
Confederate Democracy?
Maine has Constitution,
And so far Gs the pubic knows or has
been informed, he complied
Literally
With the requirements OF that instrument
in turning ii over TO the Rebs.
The iraiiorous Garcelon was aided and
abetted in his revolutionary coup de main
by
Names reasonable Constitution, and
No man in America who believes in
State Constitutions
Dare consistently bring a railing accusa-
ton against
The traitor Garcelon.
Tie Sentinel and
The Stalwaris alone,
Who maintain that State Constitutions
are
Treason's pillar,
Rebellien's arsenal. and
Secession's justification,
Have the right to whoOp it UP to the old
scoundrel,
AND WE WILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

The Rev. DR.. Collyer tells this story Of a
wedding in Yorkshire: As the man came
out OF church with his bride he met an old
companion, who said; "There, lad. Wish
tbre much joy; thou's gotten to pend of oil
thy trouble" IL was very good 10 be as
sured OF that. and the bridegroom went on
his way rejoicing; bat by and by he found
he had got married without getting wife.
II was bad Job; and SO when be met his
old companion On the street one day be said,
with a very long face, 81 thought thou tod
me as 1 came out Of Gruiseley church that
Pd gotten TO Tend Of all me trouble" Il
did tell thee so," said his friend, quietly,
"but didn't tell thee which end"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

Editor Of the Baton Dear ir.-Dr. Bag
by has give US bis ideas on " Bacon and
Greens will You please 10 give Us yours
on SLOW and Turnip Tops" in your next
number, and oblige, yours truly,
A CONSTANT READER.
We would like very much TO comply with
the request OF our correspondent, but the
merits Of .Jowl and turnip tops" could not
be satisfactorily discussed or illustrated
without Plates Baton.
A Chica2oan has announced that be has
discovered process by which illuminating
gas can be made from water. The Chicago
people are ready 10 believe In II, AZ they
have az idea that water must have been
made for something or other Louisville
Courier Journal.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND. TO

STATE or VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND. TO
WIT.
,Charles u. Williams. notary public fol the city
G. ODER, CHARLES ~. HILL. CHARLES II. SKIN
KER. aud CHARLES WATKINS. whose names are
signed 10 the foregoing writing, have acknowledged
the same before ne IN my said city. And do fur
thcr certify that Charles ID Ill., one of the general
partners named IN the foregoing writing. this day
made oath before me in my said city, that G..Ober,
the special partner named IN said wri ing. has ac-
ALLY psit IN cash 10 The firm of Hill, Skinker
Watkins the sum of twenty thousand dollars as his
input into said nrm.
Given under my hand this 3lst dav of December,
A. u. 1879. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
"a LEV Notary Public.
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AUCTION SALES Future Days.
Byrrancis T. Isbcll,
Fstata Agent and AuctIouefl

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALUA.
NEsTr DWELLING WI ling" AND NECEssARY OUT
HOUSES THEREoN. BOuNpEDl, ID, BY r,,, sEM,m HE
THEREOF. AND BARNEY AND AE ,tsS
sTkrFTs ON THE OTHER Two, SIDES
THEREOF, CONTAINING y ~ 4 rp w -
AUC1lON.--Hy virtue Of deed Of truss executed
by Davis & R8gland. bearing date on the Stn dsJ on
April. 1873, recorded In The Hastings Court OF me
city OF Manchester. default having ben mssic IN
the payment Of the notes thereby secured, and eing
required to do 10y the holder Of said notes. VIII
proceed TO sell at auction. on The premises: on on
O'Clock J.. NJ, the PROPERTY nbo,e descr6ed'
ann being The property conveyed by said deed.
The PROPERTY has double value-frst, from
Its eligible location TO the city Of Richmond. being
within five hundred yards Of the southern terminus
OF the Free bridge, consequently It's desirIbihty Tor
bnlk Of the best quality of BRICK CAY sufficient
10 make not less than l2.O0O,00O bricks. ihs re-
moya of which would reduce the present surface Of
The properly 10 lbe level Of the four streets by
value aud at the same lime bringing a hand'Ome
revenue from The yearly sale OF the clay. Adjon-
ing this property there already three brck-yards
without clay upon them, and this proper V being
near thereto. 'he clay upon IT viii no DOUBT De
brought into immodlte use. The improvements
are n FRAME DWELLING with eignt rooms be-
sides closets: kitchen with four rooms: good sta
bic. &C. The yard Is surrounded ty lockwood
he'd @. enclosing several magnificent shade-irceS.
This sale presents Inducements rarely Onered AT
nubic auction. and should therefore attract The at
ieutiOn Of brick makers and others looking out for
profitable iDvestmpn.
Terms: Enough In cash 20 nav expenses OF safe,
&C.: taxes. insurance, the sum OF -. 30 with In
iprest thereon from 2lst day of March: 1873.
81 1904 with intere thereon from March 81, 1878,
and The re .iGuc uDon such credit ~ may De an
nouncrd on day of sale. CREED T. DAVIS,
ialO Substituted Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20

SETTLED ALREADY.-[From the Chicago
Times There is no longer any need 10
doubt. The "strong-man ticket is OBJ
yiou.ly done to order. The Convention al
Chicago is mere formality. ArcadeS
dmbo, soldiers both, both on horseback,
each booted and spurred, and supplied with
bayoneis and things; combination, see
'tionaly as well as in every other respect,
the very hing. Maine and Illinois. Grant
and Cbamberlain-i's just the ticket
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think Of fhee, dear William.
Md long 10 hear from you:
send me missive. won't you. please,
On, come now, billet doug.
Kal.IlIE ElIfl (tifII.

The difference between man who digs in
the ground and one who digs in books Is
that the former digs for hire and the latter
for lore. If an allopathic and a homeopa-
Tho physician should consent to consult to-
gethcr, it would be a strange pair o. docs
Indianapolis journal.
II there ever was a thing that the LORD
made and said "No one will ever like this
it was tobacco, and when men can learn tc
love tobacco they can learn to love any.
thing Henry Ward Beecher.
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Ry Frank -. Hill 4 Co.,
Peal Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. HOS Nam street.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK HOUSE
/ AND LOT OF GROUND ON THE N0RTH
SIDE OF DENNY STREET NEAR PRICE
STREET, IN FULTON. AT ACCTlON.-Dy ylr-
the OF a deed OF trust from Samuel Edition 10 he
undersigned trustee. dated august % loi Land
recorded I'm the Office Of the clerk of the Richmond
Chancery Court, IN Decd-Bo0k III ? page 200,
default having been made I'm the Blvment 81 GER
tain negotiable note therein secured, and at the re-
quest of the beneficiary in said decd VIZ sell at
auction upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY the
81 81 January. ! $50, the PROPERTY de,cri4ed IN
said deed. rs follow: All that LOT OR PARCEL;
OF LAND COW, yed 10 Timothy kerse by Richard
Denny executor. fronting 20 feet on SAID Denny
street. and running back l26 feet 10 lO-i0ot alcy
and Is the same property now occupied ny NE slld
Samuel BriuOn. The Improvements consist OF
NEW BRICK HOUSE containing three rooms.
TERMS: Cash for The expenses OF the sale and
enough TO pay note Of S75 with interest irt m Au-
gust 20. 1877: on Il credi as to SO due FEBRUARY
90 1880 $75 due August 20, 1850; $40 que
February 2s 1881; and s75 due Aue ut 20. lss |.
the last ramCd nOtes bearing interest from August
90 1877 and the balance upon such terms rs the
said Samuel CrittOn may preSc ribc and direct.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR,
i,16 Trustee.
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BY Edward j. Warren,
Real Estate Agelt and Auctioneer,
No.1llO Main street.

NOMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE on THIRD STREET
RETWEEN GRACE AND FRANkLIN,lN TIE
cry OF RICHMOND.-As special commissioner
named in decree of The Clanc ny Cout oil me cry
of RicIm0nd in the suit Of Fisher Us. Guest. &C..
shall. on MONDAY the 26th Of January. 1850. NJ
AZ O'Clock T. NJ sell AZ pubic auction on me prem
isPs that VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND mont
ing ON the south line # Third street between Grace
and Franklin 80 feet, and running back ~ feet
with The Improvements thereon
TERMS or SALE: one third cash: the residue In
equal in IA menis N xix and twelve monhs, he pur
chaser giving gOtablc notes. win Interest added
NJ g per cent Der annum. ana tie title retained by
The (o.rt until the entire pur, hase-monry spaif.
b, 10 y. L. TI.RNER. Snerlal COmmIs.IOmer.
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By GIubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Eleventh sire ct between Main aud Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
/ AND LOT No III WEST DUNAL STREET
AT aUCTIpN-lIV virtue or Two deeds OF trust
The one executed by Spencer Brown aud Charlotte.
his wife. dated he 15ln OF March, 1876 aud ne
other from Spencer Brown. dated the 81 of July.
1877. to james Peasants, trustee-to secure tle
sum of 500 evidenced by two notes or 500 eacn,
both of winch decfs are recOr'ed IN me Chaucers
Court of the c,tv of Richmond. the purchaser at a
former Sa not having comnlrd we VIII sell az auc-
tiOn on the premises. on WEDNESDAY Tie 2lst OF
January 1850. at AZ O'Clock i. NJ. the SMALL
FRAME HOUSE located "a above. occupied by Jo-
seph hyans. and containing three rooms. Inc i.Ol
fronts about 20 feet, ana runs back abo"t 30 iee''
more or less. 80 !, .
THE TERMS (by coneent VIII he one fourth ca.h
the balance at SIX, twelve and eighteen months ior
ur9o,inble notes Interest add q, secured by trust
deed. JAMES l,LtNNANl :, lluo'ec.
Sale made by GRUBBs & WILLIAMS Aucloneers'
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-20
By POindCXter X Topper,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
1900 Main street.

GALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
OAND FARM OF SIX HUNDRED AND EiGH,
TY-FOUR ACRES, CALLED SOLDIERS
Lodge" IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY. NA.-By
virtue of deed OF trust 10 the undersigned. dated
23d October. 1876. recorded In GOOchland county
clerks Office. / will ,ell Al auction, upon The prem
ises. at O'Clock on TUESDAY. 9th January,
1880, at soldiers Lodge In said county
ii head of MULES and HORSES,
ls head Of CATTL :. and all The
PLANTATION STOCK and UTENSILS
upon said farm. or such Of the as Is not exempt
10 the grantors In SAID deed under the pOor-debors
law. and such Of the same rs Is now upon the said
farm and Al will be necessary 10 pay The sum OF
1897 90; and should said personal properly not
bring enough to pay said sum Oi S357.60 and tue
costs of sale and Of executing ibis trust VIII sclI
Immediately thereafter that VALUABLE FARM
called SOLDIERS Lodge" containing SIN HUN
DRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES. Said farm
lies three or four miles east of The Courthouse ana
~ miles north OF James River and hanawba
canal.
TERMS: Cash as TO S357.60 and costs OF said Sale
aud of executing This trust: the b1lance upon such
terms as II a. bV announced AT the hour OF sale.
ANDREW X LEAkE. Trustee
POISDExTER X TUrPEK, Auclioneers. IA 10