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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-09
By Robert y. LYME
Real Estate Agent and Auc'""eer'
1919 Main street

uRusTEE,s SALE or THAT sr vERr
pFsIeABLE AND NE nI,IGK 2bWrLt1N e
k 70. aoo owEsT LEIGH sTnEEsI' a fITGH NGw
AATT, IHE Ion ~ JOSEPH ADAMS, AT PUBLi,,
1UCToNIn SSec aans % and DIV vile to the
.gned II ss trustee, dated respeetyey l6t sepIem
M e7e and 4th August. ana o. recor' VI
p,chmond Ch,ncery Court, y. u. hoe -. naee ~ o.
and y. D. III O. o p'WSrE fpCSSEsDAY The i4ih day
o OF hp ,l 1880. al O'Clock r. NJ being reGniGed
30 10 do by the holders OF the noies 80
deeSs default having Ten maze IN 'ne payiheh OF
sne w 90 main Ave rooms detached Kitchen,
Two rooms; water, culyerts &C. on .he prsm use
The lot fronts rs feet on Legn anu re in
back I24 feet to an alley. The whoe premises are III
thorough repair. The house bas DE- 1id,i, ~
The house The mouse has only been oullt Jew
YEAR, and the best materials auo Wo ,s'al
we're employed. THIS is truly one oil the oes' houses
~ TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as to IN y
costs and EXPENSES OF sale and 10 pay on notes Oh
SSnO and S075. with all interest that may re que
thereon, YET more liberal terms WI pronaoly NC
given. IL ~ BIO" r,s'eo
aDS iIus'tt.
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First Romance of the New Spring.


It is moonlight on the hin. From out the
trees q gentle zephyr creers to rob the hya-
oinib OF It's perfumed breath. and adown
The garden-walk the whippoorwil lends his
monotone Of sadness unto the ba!my night.
sleep, with brooding wings, sits silent DER
the scene. But bark it il the tinkliug
guitar slrummed 10y the lonely Augusta.
lie comes. Beneath the vine-clad window
in the ghos,ly cleaning be pauses, and up
tie hower-irellised wall he shoots melan-
oholy tenor frangbt with the passionate in
curry, Must leave thee here alone!" No
answer returns save The haunting echo and
The low clicking of distant door. The
scene changes.
IL is the backyard tableau. A white.
robfd old man bends above chained dog
ana s0oihes his too eager spirit as be looSens
The collar. A low voice says: "S-ce. Geek
him. Bull; take short cut round The rose
buso." A flssii-end the old n,sn is alone.
TIE clstter Of a fallen guitar comes from
the front. a sound Ike the rush OF stee-
ple-chase nearing a hedge is borne back,
aDd neck-and-neck two figures cross the
picketlence 10 disappear down the dim
perspective OF the deserted street. Then
tbe old man meets Bull as be returns on the
outer walk, and removes in a discouraged
manner UtTh o''iccl iio'u MS 'o"hiiuS
mouth. while the animal reiires TO his kennel
in silence. The door opens aud shuts upon
the wbite-robed form. and all is still again
But as be gets in bed and shoyes the old
lIdy's feet out Of the warm place, he nut
tiers. "Bull Is gettin' old, an serenade:
don't pay divydenGs like they used to, bu
II the business keeps up, think you vii
be justified in siartin' another patch worl
quilt, Maria. That last fellow left real cas-
sumer."
"What sorter sample did you get?"
"Toerabe fair. There was long striI
with 4 pisiol.poeket haDgin' toll, and on
gallus, butt'n.N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-09
By George II. Polndcxter,
Real Estate Agent,
1900 east Main street.

As TRUSTEE IN A DEED FROM
n WILLIAM FAUN1LkROY, dated January
l6. 1879, | Will fell at auction, on The Iremi.
ses, on TUESDAY, April ID, 1850, at D
o'clock. a LOT OF LAND In TenricO county,
fontiny 40 feet on Twenty. fourth street at It's In
tersrciion with the souh line Of I street, running
hack 1925 feet 10 an alley IA feet wide.
with interest from the 10th Of July 1873, ana as
TO $50 with interest from the l6lh oil January
1850: balance as announced al SALE
Immediately after the above, aud az trustee IN 2
deed from william Singleton. dated The ION oil
January. 1879. I VIII sell a LOT at the sou invest
Intersection Of Twenty aud streets, IRONING
ON Twentieth street 80 feet, and extending back
l25 feet 10 an alley ii feet wide, win small
framed house theron. upon the terms OF ca,h as 10
costs of sale aud $40. wi h interest from me Io,n
dine by Wiligm Fauntleroy as the above property
conyryed by him fails 10 bring. and balance as
NAV be announced n sale. - ~
my GEORGE II. POINDkXTER.
ana Trustee.
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BY JnO. L. LaugIIton, Dr., AuctiOneer,
GIG Main street.

CPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF RARE
IMPORTED PLANTS. FRUIT-!TREES,
FLOWERS, BULBS. GRAPE-VINES, &C., AT
AUCTION.-Nessrs. Delsyie K Co., HorIIcultu
rists. having determined TO discontinue their bust
ne In this city, Will sell at auction. FRIDAY
The 9th instant. at IN o'clock. at their rooms for
merry occupied by Mons. :. Zelee, No 9l2 Main
street their large and valuable collection of
GARDEN. PARLOR-. and GREENHOUSE
PLANTS Of every variey:
FRUIT-TREES. embracing Pear, Apple, Plum.
Peach, Cherry, Apricot, zig, Walnut, and
Turkey Chestnui-Trees;
STRAWBERRY. RASPBERRY and other
SMALL FRUIT;
500 varieties of MONTHLY ROSES;
BULBS OF great variety. including many that
bloom six and nine mouths;
GRAPEVINE "ABUNDANCE.n bearing twice a
year lin June aud Septemberl:
FLOWER. and GARDEN. SEEDS in great variety
EVERGREESS and ORNAMENTAL SHRUB
Berry.
This collection has been imported directly from
France. and may be relied on as being well worth
the attention OF florists and all lovers aud growers
of really fine and rare fruits and flowers.
JNO. H. LAUGHTON. JR.,
apt Auctlons or.
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The geixning Beauty.
THE INCOMPATIBLE PERUVIAN woo HAS re
GENTLY DAZzIED PARTISAN SOCIETY.

TIE INCOMPATIBLE PERUVIAN VIM mas az
GENTLY DAzzLED PARTISAN SOCIETY.
from the London TRUTH
Nine. Gautherot may be so much as
twenty four. Her head is classical, and she
wears her naturally wayy hair in Grecian
bsndcaux. Ii her nose were an atom
shorter one might admire 1t more; and still
cannot s,y il Is too long TO be out OF pro-
portion win the other features. At first
Sight one is literally stunned by her
beauty, which her dress sets off. To
shape and color the ensemble and the
details are perfect. Nine. Gautherot Is
statue OF Csnova transmitted iuto
flesh and blood and bone and muscle.
dressed by Felix, and coffee by bis assist
ant Emile. All Der contours are harinopi-
Gus. But she has yet 10 make the acquaInt-
ance OF the graces and to obtain the posses
sion Of the girdle. There is o sameness in
her beauty which, the first impression IL
couses one, places Der ut disadvantage be-
side rlain women with expressive eyes
and clever mouths. have seen her thrice
In rapid succession. l know that she
Is the loye'iest creature that l ever beheld
coming ont Of the hands Of a Paris dress
| maker. But feel. nevertheless, that have
su1Bcientiy Toasted my eyes upon her.
Nine. 9sutherot was dressed last night
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Dy Paine & NOwlin. Aucti0neers.
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARG f
4 STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES
JIOIOH- &C. AT AUCTlOn.-By virtue OF Deco
Of inns cated "a Ami executed by f.Lovensten 10
me as trustee for the peneh Of his creditors, and
duly recorded In the clerks Office of The thancerl
Cont foribjs city, will sell on MON DAY 12h inst.
at No COG Broad street. commencing ~ / O'Clock
The entire stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,. wins
KEY, Brandy, Wines, &C.. conveyed In SAID deed
consi,ting of Coffee. Sugar. Teas. -Four, Bacon
Lard. Fish, Laundry Soaps. Canned Good SyIups
Molasse,, Vinegar: large stock Of Fancy Groceries
full lire of German Groceries, Ctgars, Tobacco"
Mustard. Spices. &c: large stock of yILskcyS
Brandics. Wines. &C.: one Iron Safe. nearly new;
scales Measures. Showcase Cuffee-Grinder. and
Store Fixtures; l Horse and Wagon. VIII also sci
The uBexpirfd lease Of store. $3.50
TERMS: cash. JULIUS STRAUS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by PAINE 81 NowLIN, AuctiOneers
aD7
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BY Gruobs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AucliOheers,
Elpvcuth street between Main aud Bank.

U,RUSTEES' SALE OF TWO VERY
/ VALUABLE JAMEs.RlYER FARMS AT
ArCTiON.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust 10 The un
dcr-iened from Rebecca e. Dilldrd and Mlllam
billiard, trustee. bearing date on the 20th day Oh
december. 1876, and OF record IN The clerks ONCE
of the County Court of Surry county we will sell
at auction al the Office Of Grubbs 4 Williams. real
etate agents and anctioneers. No. north Eieycnn
stree. in ihe city of Richmond. Va, ON TUESDAY ,
Anril IS. 1880. IL O'Clock VI TWO FALUA-
BLE FARMS il SurrY county. On james river
Tract No. J, known rs PiP>CO, IvinG on BON
tides of swans Point road, containing SIN HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY-ONE AND 1HREF-
r 0URTHs ACRES; 2l24 acres open land; me
balance IN oak and pine wood. The DWELLlNG
which is two miles from billiards. wharf, Is a iine
ONE contains seven large rooms. win wlde ma IA. ;
and airy passages below and above STARS. IL Is tWO
stories. Thrre are white marble nanitls 10 the
narIo,s II IS covered with tim ard - III gocu re-
pair. The out -bni dings are more tnan ample Ior
the place, and are in 1000 repair; Inc open iahus
are highly improved. and abound in mari OF very
fine quay There l. quanilty or cord-"0ol ana
much nne timber Tor ship building and Other pnr-
poses. -, -. DItr,pp,s
viii RFTKACT, containing FOUR HUNDRED
AND FIFTEEN AND A HALE ACRES, 1O3s
acres oppu land; balance OAK and pine ana some
meadow land. these lands are also OF fine quality
Ijisrds wharf [, also on this proreriy. II Is al
m, 81 new aud cost nearly S3.OpO. Ihefe Is q
storagc-houSe on The d eek IL by feet, ana the
dork is 81 nv 100 feet. Nearly half The produce
raised In SrTy county Is shipped from tnls wharf,
and IL Davs haudsOme income. There Is ne"
s'orchon l6 by 80 feet just lui'' ior po,toilce
and other purpo e. The JameS-Hiver steamers
stop nj This harE ~. ~ day Game oi every kIu'
ah5uuds, and = Coald be made one OF the best hsi-
cries The river. .
one ana two wears Tor ncgOfitb G notes q per cent
i'm rest adecd secured ny a deedO trust
the auctloneeTs. ROBERT II. JONES, JR.,
SAMUEL STEVENS,
Trustees.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS. Anc'ioheers. -s,,.
o. .1O i..)s
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Dear Dispuich The lines below wr, ',usn
AZ her reousst for the aIhusn OF one .! 'n" "a
O little ones OF whom the osv'ou, "a"
.of suc., is the kingdom OF Heaven, a. .
perchance, the rust OF an unused anu 'ons
buried talent (of BRASS. But u tney m s:,
even be ranked With oxide OF poetry you
NAV be willing to preserve them IN YOU a,
columns. II not, am quite con'en. 'nas
YOU NAV condemn them TO wander WIN aoe
ghosts OF unmusicaI and unrecordee SONY,
ccboine their dismal howls through tna.
f" limbo. large and broad. 'of presumptuous'
pocts, the EDITORS relentless wassc.uasne
Yours, MAh'h"'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
" IN CLOVER HILL TOWNSHIP, CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, VA, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
;y vir ne of deere of the Circnit Conrt OF Ches-
Ier6rld county, entered on the 9Th cay of Noyem-
ber 1879, IN case at Thomas Cruinp, VINO sues &C,
gs sath IL Fiournoy ct ais, VIII sell, In 'front.' Of
The county courthouse, hetwS EN- the hours OF ~
o'cIocs NJ. and O'ciock L NJ, on MONDAY the
18th day OF Aprl. 1850 tteinR county cOurt-dayl,
the AND in lie PROCEEDINGS mentioned, containing
40 ACRES. on the Goodies Bridg" road, near Dir.
Joseph W0OdGu's and the Cl yer Hill coal mtn- =
The road divides the land into tTO parcels, as fol-
lows: los ACRES. upon which there Is GOOD
FRAME DWELLING and ali necessary out house
wihont buildings and will be so'dto suil purchasers
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay the expenses oi
suit ana sale, aud the balance upon credit of one
two and three years, bonds 10 curry per cent. in-
terest from dav Of sale with II waiver of he home
stead an title retained until The purchase money /,
Maid DAVID 4. PULLINM,
NH FL Special Commissioner.
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IAN ALLEooErl

IAN ALLRooEYl
within garden, on bill,
Ito rs q sweet blossom arr.
with loving watch ] wait, unu'
Nav open 10 the air -
rs fojaea leaves. its golden mart
A purr unsuiiicd flower.
Compile ana perfect every part
Oh! bright, expected hcui'
u,,s aover shall wave in sunshine falr'
Re endowed Nv the CLOUD
sl,al breathe With 10Y the DaimS arr
And fear the thunder loud.
~rwid sometimes tr mble NJ tue ehe'
shrink from the hery sun; ~
Sink, even bruised. bcneaih the iaa
When the ficrce storm Is DONE
Rat the wise gardeners gentle hand
Shall raise il up once more,
with smiles 10 see II firmly STAND
Mere fair than e'ef before.
And set seme DAY. alas coiu'
In Z ~ ..' embrace nv flower shall fold
.Oh gardcnerl Is IL lostv
Then shall hear bis gracious voice,
With soothing accents sped
weep not, nav rather, still rejoice,
Your lily is not dead.
Its glorious life l. thrilling frte,
nv lender love Wis fed:
Vine OF your tears that you may see
The halo round its head"
aOn this sweet Faster day. lang syne,'
A flower than YOURS more pure
All torn aud bruisedfrom wounds mabgh
Shed fragrance more and more.
Tn omni6c word was whispered sof.-
Ii rose aud scared In air.
BEYOND the stars that blaze aiof,'
ii blossoms ever there"
Cease, then. all tears, your lily. too,
Bears the immortal germ.
II siill shall wear the lac syenly hue
solIcd by no fs'tful worm.
kfy other flower now waits Tor yourt-
Hstoyelincss complete
When clustered round sweet sharon
rose"
an flowers bloom nj my feet.
,sTER MORNING. March 2S, 1880.
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By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRI c X
/ DWELLING ON WEST LINE or EIGHTH
STRFET BETWEEN MAIN AND CAkY
STREETS. THMEDIATKLY IN REAR OF THE
DPUGS STORE ON MAIN AND EIGHTH
STREETS BY virtue Of q deed Of nus GATED the
| / IN day of January. 1876 and recorded in Rich.
mond thanctry Court. -. II. 1O7 q, page lf9. and
executed to me 10 secure certain negotiable note
therein mentioned, ard default having been made
in psyment thereof. and being required by The
beneficiary therein so TO do, | VIII sell at public
auction, OF the 18Th DAY OF APRIL, at O'Clock
f. NJ. the properly described in said ed. as fol-
lows: All that certain lot OF ldn', WIN improve
az feet on west line OF Eighth street between Main
ana Cary streets. and running back between
paralle lines 81 feet more or less.
This properiy commands a good rental value. and
IT'S prospective yare IN view OF bo;e site on oppO
site lot should be considered.
TERMS: Ga sh rs to expense of SALE and 10 pay
OF the amountof sl.075. Possibly easier terms may
| be sgrerd upon al sale. l.. r.. BROW \, Trustee.
| j THOMPSON BROWN, AuctiOneeT.
an q O 1n.lIHl6
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TIE lotus Flower.

EH& EfVtUS GIOWCEs
Though still the heart of twilight grievcs,
AS cyfnine's sun sinks low.
hnl sad winds stir the fallen leaves
with songs of Long Ago,
No shadow grim eau ever dim
The glory OF this hour,
While thus the blazing hearth we trim
Beneath the L0tos Flower.
old 1ime NAV quench Illusions light,
Aud dresms Of youth depart,
Hut neither Time nor Truth can blight
The sunshine of the heart
The ccutlc life OF pure content,
Our sober manhood's dover.
Sweet peare aud calm sff, elton, blent
Beneath tie LotoS Flower.
In that dust laud OF mystic dream
Where dark Osiri sprung.
II bioomed beside his sacred stream
While yet the world aas young;
And every secret nature told
OF Golden WisdOm's power
Is nestled still in every fold
Within the LotOs Flower.
Here let our weary bur dens fall,
And PASSIONS longings cease;
The gods 4 life have given all
WHEN once they give us peace.
Black care shalt vanish In laugh,
Forget her beau'y's bower,
White here the loving cup we quah
Beneath the LotOs Flower.
William Winter
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Ben. Butler Ia now champion OF the to-
tal-sbstinence cause. lie Ia bound 10 have
. party, even Il he must s3crifce his most
infimsie frieuds.-Neu Orleans Picdyaae.
When Cincinnati critic says tbat sing.
cr's Efforts sound Ike the noise made by q
msn beating gong Ia deep well. they call
II harsh criticism Boston Post.
We are told that " General Sherman was
elwsys coolest when on the point OF attack. y
Most people sre hottest when on the point
Of . tack. = Boston Post.
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AUsrlDs sAEEs--This psy.
ByJ. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate AGENT and Auclioneer'
lll3 Main street.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF a
N NEAT. SMALL BRICK DWELLING On
NORTH FOURTH STREET MAX LEI6H.-
will sell at public aucriop on FRIDAY, Atr,l gtn,
1880. at O'Clock Z. NJ, that NEAT BKI,h
TENEMENT No. 015, on east line OF nor'iI roui u
on said Fourth street 10 feet, vito depth OF 10
10 an alley 2 feet wide.
The DWELLING IS comparatively new. anu uas
markets, and schools and is Beng sold to settle up
an estate. . 1t, - - a.,
pariies desiring small properly. either as an IN
vesiment or a home. will do well TO attend this SAFE
as The property will be sold
TERMS One fourth cash; balance In SIX. Twelve,
aud eighteen months, with interest added, secured
by trust deed. xn
Administrator.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOreer. ap2
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer'
lll3 Main street.
VERY DESIRABLE THREE-STO1

VERY DESIRABLE THREE-STORY
BRICK RESIDENCE ON WEST MAIN
STREET, will sell al public auction on
TUESDAY. ArRIL 18TH. AT O'CLOCK +. NJ,
that desirable BRICK DWELLING No. 1922, on
,,nr,n nn of west Main siroe. and next 10 corper
of Monroe street, now Cccupitd by Leroy :. I'd
wards. tsa The building Is substantially bnit,
three orIes high. we'll constructed. and has eight
rooms besiGes Kitchen, Servants quarters. bath
room, and closets. The lot fronts about nineteen
feet and has good cCpth 10 wide alley. rms 10
cation is desirable. being only one square of Monroe
PARK. convenient 10 schools, churches, &c.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months. in'ere-t added, secured by
trust d. ed. j. 1tOMfSON BhON y.
ans Auctoneer.
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BY w. GOddin.
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
corner of Eleventh and BaLk streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF SEVERAL
- BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN THE PLAN OF
:. ELIZA PARK" AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
GF MARSHALL AND HANCOCK STREETS
win be sold at auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY the oh OF Arril. 1880, at 5 O'Clock II.
NJ. that VERY BEAUTIFUL LOT located as
above ironing on Marsha street so feet running
back l45 feet 10 a wide allev-to be divided into
several smaller ones. fronting ether on Marshall or
Hancock streets as bidders may prefer, according
toapiat TO be exhibited al the sale. These are
among.t the most beautiful lots in that really i'm
M owing and attractive locality. More subsi2u tial
improvements are going on near these lois liuclud-
ing the new magnificent depoD than in any portion
OF our city.
TERMS: At sale.
and W. GODDlN, Auctioneer.
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RafGseAD LTsxs.
a. M aast EgE Essssz
Kfcuxcrp, YORK givER AND tuxypsAEEl
RAILROAD. !

Ar g tsisss E:ssy sSsS$
grcnxorp, YORK RivFH AND smksrnAsH
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 9, $50.
PASSENGER TRAISs.
500 T. II. Leave Richmond daily texcrp, sun
dayl connecting at West Point on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. aBd SAT
URDAY with steamers FOR all and
Tugs on the York river and for Daii-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 a. M Leave Richmond daily Except SIM.
600 A. ". day.. come citing at West Point vii
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
Tuesday. WEDNE sDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for i'royi.
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. II. Arrive at Richmond daily (excPpl
Sundayl, connecting nj West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT
URDAY with steamers from Eaitl-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$3.50 r. Nh Arrive ut Richmond daily Except
800 4. VI. ! sunday. connecting at west rom
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence. and Boston.
No transfer OF freight ~ RIcnrioHd 10 "r ifct
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
Carefui handling and dispatch, with lowest rates
TnrougS bills Of lsding, with guaranteed rates
Issued 10 all northern and western points.
For ir formation. apply at Office OF the company
Twenty-third and Dock streets Richmond. Va.
oc4 H. r. DOUGLAS. Superintendent.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
4 In CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-In pursuance Of a cecrre OF the CIR
cult CourI OF Cht,erl "a count, III the chhncery
suit yed Lucy VI. Bryant 80. Sophie Middleton
exrcntriX,o g., catered az the NOyembtr tefn
1870 The nuderslgnrd. Specitl commissioners, VIII
sci! AT rublic auction, on MONDAY the I'm day 81
ART 1850. between the hours Of II O'Clock M
and o'clocs p. NJ. I'm front OF 'nes erhed court,
house. the TRACT OF LAM mentioned III sind
decree. whereof Charlie Middleton dird seized anu
poese ssed. contait ing by recent survey IIttE
HUNDRED AND THlRTY-1llREE AIRES, ~
nT about seven miles from Chesterfield Couiil 0uSc'
ncar tne Brigh' hope railroad. and adjoining he
lsnGs of the Brlghhope Railway Company and
9th r.. q, TIT.
large and commodious FRAME DWELLING and
the necessary ui-housts.
The FARM l. well WOODED and watered. and j. a
pleasant residence; near 10 churches and schools
&c. A. =
TERMS one third cash the balanc" on credits OF
one and two years, equal instalmcn's-the phr-
chaser 10 execute his bones FOR the deferred pay
men s. bearing interest from the dty OF sae' ana
The lite retained nj! the whole purchase money
snail have been paid and COZ yeyance ordered %
The Court T.. II. JONES. JR..
W. K. MCKENNfY,
GEORGE MASON.
NH 81 Special Commissioner.
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------.-.~ .aurs-..Fntnrc Days.
~ oe,rre !. vssnon 4 SON. en-. Aue'''"eer''
STREET PRoPERTY. AT

Is AUCTION; -sT0E md Zen jefferson streets. The
,ss between ons ~ e sdS on ,sS, ,rsst
by 1913 feet TO an aI's{. market aud II should al
street property is on shose seeking hrstcass In.
TrSns one fourth cash sisn moe e. ,SuT inter-
ana twelve months for on the property.
uEv"" AnciiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-09
BY W. Goblin.
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
l LOT, IN HESRiCO COUNTY. on THE
SOUTH SIDE OP FAIRFIELD STREET NEAR
TO SEVENTEENTH EFT AND THE
WORKsHOPS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY.-As trustee IN Il
certain deed OF trust from Ca,par Rreil and wife 10
the subscriber trustee, dated 5Ih Of April 1872.
duly recorded in lleuricO Con- ~ Court shall sell
at public auction, on the premise, on MONDAY
the l2th Of April 1880, at o'clock p. NJ. the
PROPER1 located as above, now occupied by MIR.
Bfeil.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale. the creditor
Is willing 10 acceUt One-third cash; balance at six
and twelve mouths, for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by deed Of trust.
ape Il. BKElL, JR.. Trustee.