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r,c,v te,v weeks we see 10 print some
hing about Sir Walter Raleigh's visits 10
,his country. and his soiourns In virginia,
where. indeed, some persons have hssuuco
20 have his blood through connexions
formed By him when la that colony. ha ~,
suy historic error IL co,nmoner IMAM ,n,s'
n occurs continually, not only 10 News
naners here and abroad, but IN Ooohs'
claiming 10 have been prepared WIN care e
The cause OF this widespread "ls
iakc is. doubt,s., that Sir Waller o,d
se, Gail hither in 1879 win Ms na'i
brother. Sir Humphrey Giibeft' VINO p"u
ohtaincd liberal patent Tor tstaolIsninH
ol,ntafion i'm America. One OF tbeir fes'
sois was lost. and the other was so crippWu,
n is said. in an engagement with spanish
fIeet that they put back without tnaki"s
lind. Four wears later, Raleigh wear VI
inactivity IA n courtier, used DIS influence
with Queen Elizabeth TO promote secohu
evncd,tion 10 these shores. Prevented at
the lasI moment by an accident from coming
In ne,son. he left the command 10 sir nun
nbrey. who sailed from Plymouth WIN
i've ships Dune, 1880 and reacheu new,
foundland, OF which he took possession ~
the name OF the Queen. The voyage was
very unfortunate in many ways nnu
Gilbert himself, in returning nome, went
down with one OF the only two YES
sells ne had left. Raleigh fitted out otner
OK ne0i,jons TO America, and is ieputed, Dut
incorrectly, TO have named Virginia aiter
Elizabeth, In honor Of her supposed malueh-
hood. She herself so designated the colony,
and conferred upon her fayorlte lne oroeI
of knie htuood for the efforts he had piade
10 further its progress. Raleigh, however
never set foot on, or even saw, tnls iahu:
Still, a work with so much reputation ana
Of such preteucc as ChdnberS'S Encycto-
Dodig saws, in its article on Raleigh I'VE
quote from the London edition OF 1870;
"Tbe spirit OF enterprise was, now
ever, restless in the man, ana, III
1854, patent having been granted
him TO take possession OF lands 10 De
discovered by him on the Continent OF
North America, be fitted out two ships at
bis own expense, and shortly achieved the
discovery and occupation OF the territory
known as Virginia" What does this mean
If IL doc. no. mean that Raleigh came over
in his ships2 The Cyclopgdia commits the
same blundcr in divers places, OF wblch
this is one Speaking OF the potato, IL sag
il was twice carried to England without
attracting much notice, till 1t was third
time imported from America by Sir Walter
Raleigh. II standard work, ranked as an
authoIitiyc work of reference, makes the
glaring mistake, is it strange that news
papers aud hastily. written books should tflf
on the same points?
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An Srafc subscriber.
NEAR TnxyrLIAN's DEror Posr-OFPicE, ,
'" LOUISA COUNTY, VA, I
February 20, 1880. }

February 20, 1880. }
Editors Of Dispatch, Richmond, Va.'
Il II possible you can think IT IN Soou
tastc---or harmless tn the morals OF 'u'
country--to publish such disgusting gar ,. .
as the account Of the lynchIng OF wallace!
suppose you refresh us with detai's vi tut
doings In your city bawdy-housuF =,
am q subscriber To your da,i! put
had nv money back wonld hesitate spou, ~,
Investing In the same. ] oafe you 70 pu o.
this note. lhcAAs % 49,
we can't imagine what Dir. Watson
"darev IS based upon. We are glad 10
nnbIlsb his note. The article he condemns
was copied by US from the Baltimore AMIR
icau-and credited TO that journal the BAL
tImore. Washington. and New YORK papers,
and doubtless hundreds OF others, published
accounts OF the same Iynching.
N Mr.. Watson has long been reauer OF
orr psper he must know that OF alltne oal'y
naners in this country not one Is. or couid
be, mole particular than the DiSpdtch as 10
what sort OF articles II publishes. we 'ahc
the utmost pains TO exclude from our COZ
pmns every article to which any feasonaoie
person could take exception on the grouno
OF immortality. II we concede that inc
article TO which Mr. Watson reiers was
rather gamy 1--WE would at the same time
ask him whether he could point out another
such 10 any copy Of our paper? And That
one certainly never would have been seen
in the Dispatch had the lynching taken
place in any other State.
Now. Mr. Watson, write us that you have
done us an injustice.
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a Cosusopeiite.

,,..,e. ,,e.rs n Normandy bonnet
!" rr,so,ne,i, the style of Der tncp;
r,.s',. n how cailsd Alsacisn upon ",
And ia irimmed wl,h whi,e Dre'o ,s '"os'
In low grecian coy ner ul,s CONT:
= -, .n,o,,,er her swiss muslin dresses
Were draped by a sash sent rom ho"'''
7, winter abe dons RuHIan sable.
sha al from the vale OF Cashmere
rho latter IL marked Win q aUel
Which 10 feminine eyes u most nsna.
Far Hamburg fupplics ner WIN y 'u 49,
emyrua, Merhlin, aud Cluny r'lolce,
With Hru sscls and Venice, In nlrdR'ng
The best OF their lace for her choice
Her small oxford ties ere wonder.
They reveal such proiuslon or siyle'
Embroidered Balbrigg1ns show uhaer;
SIX -cIock.d. and imported from i.i'ic'
rtsr nina sIIk ke ch efs are scented
with lust faint breath OF Colognc'
Her Japineee fans were invented
And carved by some mortal unkno"h'
At evening I 1--we 10 b'hold her.
While serving our hest Ooong brnnd,
A white shetland shawl on her shoulder
rare Seyres cup In her hama: ~
The might berlin wool she was knitting
Has dropped on the thick Turkish mat
On one side her sriiz dog IL sitting
On The other her Angora cat.
Che leads all The " Germans OF fashion
To fine Beautiful Danube" or ctrauss
bohemian friends are her passion,
And make their debut at my bou'e.
To send lrer the treasures she fai cies
All nations aud people combine,
For brio a.hrac foreign entrances
This Yankee bred helpmeet OF Tine.
Horper's Bazaar.
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The negroes in certain localities over in
West Alabama are said to be partially crazy
in regard to The exodus, and picture Kansas
and Indiana as terrestrial paradise. One
darby shows letter from bis brother In
Kansas which gives the following picture Of
the delights and comforts OF the western
life. II such description doesn't draw
nothing else cap. The letter reads thus:
"Sur' 'nuff am here in the lam Oh Kan
sas. Niger, you dom no muffin, dis am the
greats lam on de yearth. Me an Sam went
'possum huptin' totber mite, and swar' we
cot 'possum dat wade q hundred an fife
poun'. An ole hare come up 10 your DO
like turkeys goin' to roost. You dom do
muffin here but eat an sleep and 90 TO
ppachin'."
A bill has been introduced In the Mlsss-
sippi Legislature providing fine OF S20 for
any person detected In decoying people out
OF the State. For decoylng people into that
State the fne should be not less than $1,000.
Norrisfopn Herald.
Chief Oursy has daughter named "Mis-
souri, .v-- chicago Journal. Alb. yes Miss
Ouray.-- New Houen Register. Aud the
fact that she IL engaged 20 young brave
proves the old maxim true that Miss .Ouray
loves cowpspy.-P Philadelphia american,
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BY Po.ndexter 4 Upper,
Real Estate Arentsand Aucti0neers,
1900 Main street
under Planters National BaBk1. =

DY VIRTUE OF THE PROVlSiONo Or
- three certain deeds If trust executed 70 nc IN,
dersigned AZ trustees, dated March ~, 10. anu
recorded IN the cer e Office OF the county OF ,Ian-
over In Deed Book No. q, PAGE 6S4 III me rIeIt
Office Of The county of Ilenrico, Deed. Boot wv,
nngp IL IN The clerks Office Of The thancpry court
~ the ely OF Richmond, Dccd- Ijoos J ~ n, phes
III: and In The clerks office OF the County purs
of aroline. Deed- Booh 81, page 22s detaiiit nav
ing been made IN the payment Of The sum o. mpnsy
therein cured, and being required so 10 90 Nv Tue
bcne fciary, Will sell by auction, at the once OF
Poiaaex err TnPP oro S2' NJ Mo- ON 2
18th Instant the properly desciloed III sa'u "ee' ''
follows: - ,., lilo.
I'm Inc county of Caroline, containing ONE ~ NJ
DRIED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. more ,r
To- 5. bounded by the lands Of NJ. W. GAVE, u. ".
D,lnrd. james Field. and others, and nes on me
south side Of the road leading from d. D. wright
Also. csrtain Lot OF LAND lying and being
I'm the civ Of Richmond. fronting 80 feet on me
south tine OF Gary street between Randolph anu
Re.erynir streets being Lots Nos. 3. G, and IN
map Of sidney made by A. \. Lee ana recorueu ~
ihe clerks Office OF lienrcO county, Deed-booS W.
page 3. ~, ,>,,, ,,,, an, In
ing In the count, Of lIenricc. on the south line OF
cary street. beinglots Nos. l. z, AMI o. In SQUARE
No |. In map OF Harvie anasidneys maIe ny a; J :
Lee ana recorded In the clerk once Oh hehrico
County Court in n. y. 81. page 3. c,r
Also. ONF-HALF INTEREST IN q certain IkACl
OF LAND lvIrQ IN the county OF ~ mover am VHn
tanning EIGHT HUNDRED MP SIM i a,1iM
AC'RES more or less, known as NOodbufy, iogether
with all the privileges and appurtenances there'o
TERMS Cash to d,5ay the eSptfn,cs OF
from oath day Of March. 1877 and balance upon
such term rs shalt be announced a, sllr;
RICHARD G. WURTMAM.
POrypEXTER & TUPPER, Auctionfers. fe Ia
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Ben. Wade had very little vanity IN MS
When he had been out OF
COMPRESS wear or two General Brisbin met
him on PENNSYLVANIA avenue and expressed
his surprise at seeing him "stlli come 10
Washington" Eyes" said wade oi9
habits are strong in man or oeas', anu
when the time for the meeting OF congress
comes round l do feel like setting my race
this way. / have come down this time OUT
OF curiosity. had been up there (pointlng,
10 The CaptoD 80 long thought WouIo
like 10 see how the fellows get along without
me-" "Well, Mr.. Wade, and what are your
impressions about it?" Wade laughed
..They SEEM" he said, "to be getting along
better without me than they did with me-
Such thing is not flattering to man
vanity, but guess it is So"
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One Of the latest tricks played upon shop
keepers was successfully performed at a
CincipBat grocery the other evening. A
woman euiel ed ana ordered pound Of the
best coffee. She carried jar under her
arm, and when the grocery-man was about
TO pour the coffee in paper bag the GUS
toner told him 10 dump it into The jar in
stead. The man did so, the female leaning
over the counter and still holding the jar
under her arm, with the bottom OF the YES
sci concealed. When she had received the
coffee the female put her hand In her pocket,
aud with a well-feigned expression OF an
noyance cried; 81 do declare, have left
nv purse at homel I'll just set the lr OF
coffee down on the counter here while run
in home and get the money" She placed
the lar on the counter and went out, but
she failed to return; and when the store
keeper picked up the Jar he was surprised
to tind that it did not contain any coffee,
and that The bottom bad been Knocked out.
1t then flashed upon his mind that when he
poured the coffee in the jar it ran through
into bag concealed by the female sharper.
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Charity That wins Heaven az Last.
From theDe,roit Free PressI


A year ago there was quite funeral on
wilkins street, and when it was over an
old man called "Unce william" was left
without home or friends, and with no
MEANS TO help himself. Strangers said be
would have to go to the poorhouse, but
when The trembling and hali-blnd OLD
man wincd tears from his eyes, Ieighbor
said al will take him into my home and
care for him for a month. anyhow" land
then / will take him. added another.
" And then my roof shall shelter him."
said third So the old man found friends.
One took him and then another, and be was
well used. They were far from being rich.
Their tables were lean and their beds cold,
and sometimes the little that Uncle William
ate was missed By the hungry children, but
no one ever spoke unkindly TO him nor
limited that he was a burden. One night
last week, after the old man had sought his
bed and the children were asleep, husband
and wife sat down to say to each other that
work was scarce, the rent behind, the fuel
nearly gone, and. Here they looked at
each o. her 10 a shy way, as il ashamed OF
their Thoughts. The cold wind whistled
around the cottage as If bungering to nip
little toes, and the wife shiyered and said:
" He il so old and feebe--let us wait few
days longer" 81 haven't dollar left"
unused the man as he glanced at
the cupboard. " But he eats only Il
very httle." protested the wife. They
looked at each other a long time without
speaking. A vision OF a poor old man bat
Ting with the fierce winter-gaie came to
either aud stood between them with hands
crossed in supplication. "He shall stay,'
they whispered together as they rose up
and made ready for the night. and the gale
banged at the doors as if cheated Of its
prev. Morning came with its meagre
breakfast There was not enough for four,
but II must do for seven, and the father
forced smile 10 his face rs he opened the
old mans door and called, "Come, Uncle
Wiiliami !" There was no response, and
when they bent over the old man they
found tnat no man would ever again find
him burder. "See," said the wife, he
may have Leard our whispers, for there is
tear OH his cheek" "But he knew the
resolve Of our hearts, for he died with a
smile Oh his face" added the husband.
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Leap-year gives young ladies gentle
mans privileges in making love-" Perhaps
it does. But 10 respectable young man VIII
have anything to do with young lady who
takes position on the street corner, and
not only winks at the gentlemen as they
pass by, but also squiris tobacco-inice on
their coat-tals. Nor would II look well for
a dozen or more young ladies to loaf around
in front OF church an hour and bali on
Sunday nights sparring and knocking one
another's hats of, aud dancing tra-la.la on
the sidewalk, in order to kill time until the
congregation is dismissed, and then buckle
up TO young man and escort him home.
Not any, orriStolrn Herald.
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Mr. e, S. Knowles, OF Worcester, Mass,
has fayorite setter dog, and a few days
since, being at bis stable, three quarters Of
mile from his home, made a satisfactory
test OF his telephone line. The dog was
placed on chair and the telephone applied
to his ear. His master then called, "Come,
Jim, come TO the stable" The dog made q
dash for the door. and reached the stable In
less than five minutes.
1t takes butcher only thirty days to
learn how TO sell bones with the meat, while
IL takes q customer lifetime TO learn bow
70 buy 'em separate. Detroit Free Press.
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THE MILES ALARM MONEY-DRAwER -
an article almost indispensable TO merchants.
Being capable OF yariery OF combinations
and Simple in its construction, it recon-
mends itself to merchants as an important
part of their store-fiXturcs. Tin-tapping
has become so prevalent that an ingenious
arrangement like that Of the Miles money
drawer i. indeed necessity. They are
sold by Me.srs. Fairbanks Il Co., 81 Broad
way, New York. aud The hardware trade
Nelo York Express.
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BY Jno. l.. Laughton, Jr., AUctioneer,
GIG Main street.

CATALOGUE SALE OF THE LARGE
~ AND VALUABLE LAW LlBRAKn OF
TIE LATE CHARLES l.. MOSBI,
OF LYNCHBCRG, NAn
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. February 26th. nj 4 0coch !.
NJ. m nv auction. house, No. 9I6 Nan street. The
IfNITED STATES. ENGLISH LAW AND EQUl-
TY. and CHANCERY REPORTS: ..-,...,,..
ViRGINIh, MASSACHUSETTS, PENNSlLNA-
MA. NEW YORK, aud other STATE RE-
uoWEii;S STATE TRIALS. "a vols.-Gnc COPY.
together with all the STANDARD LAW BOOhS o!
The DAWN exc lcnt condition.
auctioneer or 10 WEST, JOHNSTON K Co.
TERMS sixty days creGit on sums OF s3u ana
upwards for app owed negotiable paper: under thal
amounf ca. H. JNO. T.. LAUGiIION- JR..
70 IeIS % 232i25y26 Aucloneer.
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BY Robert b. Lyme
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer'
1912 Main street.

VALUABLE LOT. WITH A NEWL1 I,
Y BUILT STABLE THERE3TNpi s ITR III r 2T
NpSR TO ffRRhhNKIIN sTREErr, LATELY
0,GCUPIED ny 1I9Mas nukE FOB bs9, a A M =
pirRT'iC AI'CTiON.-By request of Mr.. Duke. who
has consolidated his two stables business and re-
moved 10 the lower one, shall offer for sl'e upHn
he 90 n dsy OF FrDruary. 1880. az Az O'Clock =.
NJ. The above TRULY DESIRABLE PIECE or
/, vaIuabe. The LOT Is 2fx70. Special attention
IS called 10 this sale. ,.. -,
TERMS: r. asonable and made known st hour oil
sale. hObbhi "a .,,onnar
fe % huClIoIr-rI.
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By Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctiOncer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE LIT
l. TIE FARM OF TWENTY ACRES, LYING
on THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE knAi,
ABOUT ONE AND A HALF MILES From TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND. VA ADyOlSiNi THE
LANDS OF POE AND OTHERS. AND TIE FOR
MFR RESIDENCE OF MAJOR COOK, Al AUG.
TION.-In execuiiOn OF a certain deed OF t, ust
from A. G.. Saunders dated 2lst SeDtemoer lSI .
aud OF record on | lth day Of November, 1872 IN
Henrico County Court, and by yir ne OF decree OF
the circuit Court Of the county Of ieurc0 enter-i
on the 18Th February 1850. IL 4 suit STYLED IL kiel
u.s. Saunders ana ats, will offer for SALE upon the
premise, on FRIDAY the 27tl day OF February
1850 AZ o'clock T.. NJ. of that day, being required
so Ia do by the holder of the notes secured thereby
default having been mate In The payment OF Inc
SAINT, The TRACT OF LAND above described. The
OIL Is very good, and produces good crops. Ibis
presents an uuusull opportunity to purchase nice
little place for suburban home or iruck-iarm, be-
ing 20 near The city.
TERMS: Cash as 10 COST AMI expenses of sale and
suHiciency TO pay Of te for Sl24 due January l.
1879; note for 1921 due July l, 1879; and note
for lls due JanuarN, 1859; balance upon terms
10 be given al sale. ROBERT B' IL Mr.
10 10 Trustee.
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i;y Frank >. samson; notary pn,,,.
Real E',s,s s, s corner Hull and ninth streets
on''e ''' MANCHESTER. Va.

Mahch'H
COMMISSIONERS SALE lie, { or fo,, REAL
iOMm Tr ~ CBEsTEEfiELLpc a GVG tnri Z,
IN pmrsulnce OF decree n ~ at lie May term,
nbeserSsd county .nis ppndins therein styled
isIs, ,uces adIninisrslsxs,, a. e., commi. don.
Jane az, n is me undesignei BIDDER ~ nnblic
Ga'es ~" r., sale 10 the llishss, ~, w,,ch
crs VIII on, W9,NDAY The SIN has " u hn 10y ~
suc,,on, -" ds, In front OF nv 'v 'ns,
count ,s ro"riy. n o'cioeh T. NJ a' 'anne
rsr sr OF which the Tx Y ceni sr
REhL 81 M moss ssec conialnins ps rteean
dtu ~" Up fe situated In t r
vey 4oSa f,oHde,s-Rrrdg ROAD, esnl mr., .h f,a,in
n,sr sne ana NJ Joinrnf the nus ~ h Ia q,
Isle Company and clher anti purchasers. plat OF
a. viii h. exhibited on the , ua, or
I'm n, an. Office Of the nuctioneer.o urp ~, AR.
se TIC ~ INVERSION IN THE noW ms " pr NEE
on n,nre fhe widow OF said Ja jail %, " oIue
ssanij Containing 800 ACRES WIN "iso oe so'u
~, Tho "a m. time and pace ,s Of suit md ox
Tppus. Enough cash 10 pay cos,S ~, vi, ho
ons.s ~ ale and for the balance ct ~, 800 or
nyen az one two, and three ye ns ,oi mi ~,
~" win goo. security, and title re',meu ai
tlc purchase. money shall nave ~" '""' ' w
a conveyance oraered by me c2 COZ rNcEENNEy
WILLIAM X. MShSNNHi'
GEORGE MASON,
LANES NJ. GREGORY,
DAVID l.. PuLLlAM' ..
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

DARE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
III HANDSOME PROPERTY ON NORTH
FIFTH STREET ABOUT TWO SQUARES From
BROAD STREET. CONVENIENT To BUSlNESS,
MARKET, &C.-Tne owner, permanently locating
prcmi. es, on WEDNESDAY the 25th OF his month
February, 1880, at 5 O'Clock Z. NJ, those TWO
BRICK RESIDENCES, Win iron veranIas ana
between Clay and Leigh least side), and opposite
Subleti's row. Eight rooms In each OF the three,
story houses besides kitchen, stable, &c. Gas ana
wafer IN he houses. and alt modern Improvements.
As the property will be sold al this The commence
ment of Improved values In real estate a DarRaln
to IL per cent. -,
TERMS: As may be agreed upon at sale TO SUI,
purchaser say one third cash; balance ~ SIN anu
twelve months for secured note, Dearlng per cent.
Interest. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
fe 30 Agent for owner
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BY Paine & Now'in' Auctloneers'
No. 1912 Main street.

IN 600 FRUITAND ORNAMENTAL
CU.OUO TREES, VINES, PLANTS &C, ~
AUCIION.-ln order 10 clear land Tor future pant
ing we will sell at pubic auction az me sore
nnerly occupied y Il. y. spence y son, NO. l5Ou
Main street On THURSDAY the 26ih instant. COM
mencing nj l - O'Clock. in lots o suit purchasers,
VINES, PLANTS, &C,
oll arst class and warranted true 10 name, consist
tns of Arpe, Peach, STANDARD aud Dwarf Fears
Cherry Plum. ApTicO' Grape vines. &c. aI hdn l
Of nrclduous Trees, EyergreenS and >hTlps, WIZ
iows. Arbor Vi'a, Moray spruce. MagnoliS- &c. ,
The sale will he CONTINUED from cay 10 Iay un' II
completed. bANiS' ~ ttuc,ior
I''c ''"""N - fe 20
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer'
No.11l3 Main street.

SALE OF BRICK HOUSE,
No. l4lS BROAD STREET, NEAR COLI
LFGE STREET -Ey yiru' Of deed Of truS,
from James Laync and wife TO The Undersigned
trus'es dated the 11th Of December. Is 10 and re
corded in Richmond ChancerJ Court pccI BOOK
100 c, page 315. to secure ceriail oond lherplI,
descIi bcd. and whereas default has 0etn made' aun
ing required so to do by the beneficiary, we VIII
sell ON the remises, on THURSDAY, The 26ih Gay
Of f. brnarv, $50, n, o'clock y. W. the REAL
kSTATE described In said heed, ~ lohDWS; AZ 'n''
LOT NJ land with implements thereon, living aud be-
ing IN ihe ciiy Of Richmond, fronting on norm me
Of Broad street 81 f. ct between College street ana
Jail alIey, designated as house NO 1tlo cast D"'N
street. -. 400 90 9.
b1lance rs will be announced al sale; or o'eT terms
may by consent all partc' he annCurcrd al safe.
y CO HA ! MAJ lrr,.,ecs.
j THOMSON BROWN
7 THOMPSON H. OWN, Auciioneer fe II
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Try Frank ID. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No.Il0a Man street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
s0IrTuWFST CORNER OF CLfY AID SEQ
oND STREETS. AND a VACANT LOT ON
riff NORTU SIDE OF CLAY BETWEEN flRST
An SECOND STREET>. MKT TO THE Rt-
Silence OF MRS. \. II. GLAZtBEOOk al
So. a VALUABLE BRICK TOBACCO EAt TO
NER or Ninth AND ARCH STREETS, AZ
PfJBI.IC ATCTION.-By virtue of DEGREES OF me
Richmond Chancery Court. enter ADnlZS. 1871,
and FebIuarv IA. 1850. I'm the suits OF Glllam
SC u.s. GlaZebrOoS's cXecutriN. &C., ana Inc Na'
,ionaI Bank OF Virginia rs. same, we. ire uucer-
Will cell on MONDAY. March :, $50 on the prem prem
ises, at O'Clock T.. NJ. -FOUR VALUABLE L0iS'
with BRICK DWELLINGS thereon, NOS. j.,
1i3 I15 aud III EAST Clay street. Il Onting about
% feet each on The south size of Clay Street- anu
running back between parallel lines to an aliey IL
feet wide. -,
The dwellings contain about seven rooms each'
and detached Kitchens with hree rooms. -
Also THAT VERY DESIRABLE BUjLDlND
LOT on the opposite sIce OF Clay street. IRONING
abont 80 feet and running back 100 to an ailey III
teen feet wide and Immediately adjoining the resi-
denc of Mrs. A. II. GisZebrook.
And on TUESDAY, March z lSru; on me nrG ~ :,
BTiGK TOBACCO FACTORY. on The cast SIDE 90, OF
Sinih street near Arch street. now occhplSi pY
Wilson G.. Thomas. Fsp. al ,od rental WIN lile
LOT which fronts 81 t ci on Ninth street WIN Il
Dc nth of ! feet, more or less. -,
TEHMs: One thir cash the balance In 'qnfI m
stalnenfs at six. twelve. and eighteen Inonths' '" u
ipterest added. and tile retained until convey
aGce Is ordered by the Cour'.
A. AUSTIN SMITH.
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by FRANK d. HILL Il CO., An n
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