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The Republican journal., 1880-10-21

The Women at Home.

Our mothers, wives and daughters Home is
not home at all without them. Yet they may die
and leave the house silent and sad any day. Hus
bands and fathers word III your The ladies
are not always to blame when they are low spirit
ed and cross They are sick Don't you be fools
or brutes and think they'll come ont all right if
you only firm and mean yourselves Put a
bottle of DR.. David kennedys Favorite Remedy
on the shelf and tell them to use it. The color
will come back to the cheeks and the laugh to
their lips. 90 and get it at once down town, or
mail One Dollar to the Doctors address at Rond-
out. n y. 2wl2
We'll, you'll own she's got pretty foot won't
you" Yes | grant you that but then it never
made half much impression on me as the old
mans
Having examined the formula from which 81
tHaSoes Botto,c Coagh Baisam is prepared, we rec
Ommend ii Il safe and reliable medicine for the
cure of Asthma. Coughs Colds and all diseases of
the Throat, Chest, and Lungs.
GEO. W MARTIN. NJ. D.
l. II STEARNS, N. D.
Formerly Surgeon n. NJ. Asylum. Togus. Me
How to get along in the world Walk
The Republican journal., 1880-10-21
Personal.

We have been advertising the Smith Medicated
Prunes for some tune and are glad to see them en-
dorsed in such strong terms as the following letter
from well known gentleman
PORTLAND, conn, August 9th 1890
THE SMITH INDICATED PRUNECo Hartford Conn
Gentlemen ! an at loss to find words III which
to praise your wonderful Medicated Prunes !
have found them Of the greap possible use in
my own family and large number OF my friends
are using them with equally good results. As a
Laxative and Catharic | they are unequal
ed, being effective yet free from all nausea OF grip
ing after many and thorough trials of them
gladly give my endorsement of their for
stipation, biliousness and Indigestion ! remain
Yours truly GEO q. MCLEAN.
25c buys pair of Lyons Patent Heel Stitfen-
ers and make boot shoe last twice long.
You army chap" the girl said to her soldier
boy.
The Peruvian syrup has cured thousands who
were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility. Liver
Complaint, Boils Humors, Female Complaints,
etc. Pamphlets free to any address. Seth ".
Fowle Il Sons Boston.
The good are better made by ill, as odors crushed
are sweeter still LRogers
An Earnest Wish
Rev. E. T. l. Gauss, Galena, ILL.,, writes: For
over ten years had been a great sufferer from
pains IN the small of the back and region OF the
kidneys, which was most excrucatng and at times
almost nsufferable Doctoring brought no relief,
except perhaps momeDtarily, and was finally ad-
vised, being unable to fulfill the duties Of my call
ing, to 90 abroad and seek the climate of my
youth. In Germany and Switzerland, eminent
physicians, after close examinations, declared my
sutferings to arise from disease of the Kidneys Of
long standing, and could do me good | was,
however, benefited by the climate and eonse
quently returned. No sooner had been back and
resumed my PASTORAL work, when the old trouble
grew again so intense to make life burden A
fewimonths ago came in possession of one of
DAYS KIDNEY PADS, put it on. and the effects
were truly wonderful. The pains at once grew
less and are now after wearing the second PAD
entirely gone. and there can be no doubt that am
entirely cured as write this some weeks after it's
use and am strong and look again the very picture
OF health. write this perfectly voluntarily, and
1t is dictated only by truth and gratitude Indeed
consider the DAY KIDNEY PAD Co. Gods agents
and great benetactors of mankind May all the
suffering be helped as | have been, is my earnest
wish"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-28

RIFF Hems.-BartIett Fisher, the negro
who was arrested In Powbatan county oa.,
urdsy. charged with burglary, arson, ano
as,emp,ipg TO murder Mr.. Maxey-an nc
rounl of which appeared In the D.Spo.c,s
~cs,erdsy--is well known Ia Msnches.e'
and throughout Chesterfield county as no'
sarious tbief. lie has served terms OF 'ui,
ss':sonmcnt af both places for stealing, ana
has also been whipped here Tor peHy 'a'-
ceny. ,..a ,his
Al the Stock Exchange in Richmond tnis
week the bid for Manchester bridge oonos
was AZ, and for tsx-receivable bonds A.
This is almost 80 per cent. less than wnst
was bid for these bonds last year at THIS
time.
The Council Committee on Streets con-
template having a new pavement c0nstIuc,-
cd on Bainbridge street between EieVen'n
ard Twelfth streets. a..
Some unimportsn civil cases were d's-
posed OF at the Mayors Court yesterday
msrning.
II Is understood that the Manchester Bap-
fist church will be frescoed on the inside,
and stone steps will be placed in front
when the contemplated Improvement IS
made.
Several new saw-mills have been erected
in Chesterfield recently.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Chesterfield
county met at the courthouse Monday 10
consider the fence.law question as pertain
ing to Clover Hill district.
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CAL Accepted. Rev. J. II. Stringfellow,
rector OF ire Mesde-M Memorial church, 10
this city, hes accepted the call extended TO
him by the "Church OF Our saviour, ..
p s,iimove. and will leave this city some
time next month to take cbaSge OF bis new
pastorale. A meeting Of the congregation
81 the Meade NJ emorial church will be held
tomorrow night for the purpose OF calnne
minister to succeed Mr.. stringiel'ow, VINO
will remain with us until bis successor Is
ready 10 enter upon the field Of Christian
isbor here. The congregation OF the
Meade. Memorial church aud many OF
the friends and acquaintance Oh pi MI
Str,ug,elIow both 10 this city snd IN hicn-
mond deeply regret having to loose such |,
faithful and popular minister as ne Is, ana
arc very anxious for him to remain 10 Nam IAN
chester. Since Mr.. stringiellow has Dao
charge OF the church here 1t has grown
ran;dly. and lis membership has increased
NJ least 90 per cent. 1t Is not yet KNOWN
who will be bis successor.
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no vi,tue OF a Ger. ain deed OF irusf executed by
T. n. Dickiuson and wife, b,anDg date on The
nth day OF Apyh 1879, and duly re-, Ortied IN the
rIerk,s Office OF Hte mond Cbancery Court I'm Deed
Hook 1l2, A, page 2SI. default having been maze
I'm the payment ofoIe OF the notes thereby secured,
and beug requiyed by Tire beneficiary, we VII
sell BY public auciOu- on the premises. on FRIDAY
the 30th day Of AWp, 1880. at o'clock Z. NJ,
That truly VALUABLE PROPERTY, located as
above described fronting 65 feet more or less on
the south side OF Frankhn street. and running Dask
the same width between paralel lines along she
east line OF Shafer street $50 feet 20-foot aney.
The LOT, with the improvements thereon tfront-
ing abOnt 80 feet. will first be offered. after WHICH
the VACANT LOT adjoining 1t on the east. The
dwelling has thirteen rooms gas. water, Bathroom
and has been recently put In thorough repnir.
This sale offers IA rare opportunity for ans one 20
secure q desirable home in the most fash0nabic
part of the city, aud should attract the attention or
Intending purchasers. -, o,
TERMS: Under the deed. cash as 10 40 much or
the proceeds Us may be necessary 10 defray the ex-
penses Of sale, and to pay of and discharge more
of 5000, with interest from the 18Th OF April,
1850 aud upon the following credits $500 paS /.
able 1918 Of April 1881. $500 PAYABLE IBIS OF
ApriI. 1882. $4,000 payabe 1918 OF Aprl'.
1888: and the balance (if any upon such terms rs
NAV be announced at The Time Of sale.
s.SPRIGG CAMPBELL.
WILLIAM y. IsAACS, JR.
Trustees.
CUAFFry. STAPLES & Co. Auctioneers. ap 20
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CHAFFIS. STAPLES & Co. Auet
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioBeers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE vALU.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA-
4 BILE FARM KNOWN As THE ROCKY
MILLS. WITT l;04o ACES, IN uAN9 svER
RICHMOND. AND THE FINE CtllCkAi!oM,iinn
FARM KNOWN A. woo ID. WITH
$50 65i-l8O0 ACRES, IN HENRICO COUNTY,
ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW kICbhOND,
All AUCTiON-In execution OF two ceeos OK lrust
from Alfred Moses and wife TO the subscribers as
trustee both dated 18th Aori, 1873. and duly re-
corded, being thereto required by the CREDITORS
respectively. in the order named below the follow
ing REAL ESTATE conveyed IN SAID deed.-vz r. !:
On FRIDAY The 2slh day OF May, lrSO, az IL
O'clock ~, the ROCKY MILLS FARM, lying on
the short Pump road and on the south Anna river.
About one half OF II IS In woods ana tnnOer; tue
balance Is CLEARED. and embraces some RoOd low
grounds Tn, re are the usual improve mems. This
farm will be sold as whole or subGivded into par
GELS as nav be desired by bidders 10
And on MONDAY the SIS; day oil Nay iSSO,
commencing at IL O'Clock NJ, we VIII srll the
ELMWOOD FARM. formerly owned by SIMON
C;Oudn, and now occupied by Mr.. EDWARD ayor.
This has always been regarded a; a remarkably me
farm, being very prOduc I've. IL mas me usual I'M
pI oyemenis. and will be subdived IL desired.
TERMS: The deeds authorize the sale OF Inc nrT
farm 10 be for about 200 and expenses OF sale in
cash and Of the second for about $500 ana eX-
penses of sale in cash. and the residue In eacn case
nnon such Terms as the grantor may prescribe, out
we are authorized TO say that II desired the telhis
will be made mole liberal.
Pats of The lands may be seen at the once OF the
auciiOneers. 49,.
This is an unusual opportunity to get good bar
gains. hnMEn - s n'I .hh'
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Aucti0neers. ap "a
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by w. Goddin.
Real Estate AuctioDeers,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE
OAND wELL-LOCATED BRICK TENEMEi:NssTI
ON THE WEST LINE OF SEVENTH BEL W EES
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREEIS.IBy virtue
OF q decree of the Chancery Court OF the CITY OF
Richmond pronounced on the 22d January, 1850,
in the case OF Burr trustee, against u!cheson, &C.
We the undersigned. the commissioners thereby ap-
pointed Tor one Of Us. as the decree autnor'zes
either to act) will oI for sale az pubic auc ION on
The premises. on MONDAY the 10Th May, 1880; at
O'Clock p. NJ Ut fair ii not on the hrst fnr ar, nr "
:nereafter). the LARGE and WELL-BUiLI
THREE-STORY BRICK TENEMENT l9ca'e "a as
above formerly the residence Of the late Hon: H. II.
Daniel. The LOT has front of % l-8xlls feet TO
an alley / 2 feet wide. The DWELLING contains
about eleven rooms, besides ample servants ac-
comm odaions. and Is supplied with the usual mo-
dern conve niences. and fine neighborhnod.
TERMS: FlrsG-Ctsh as TO costs unpad ana ex-
penses of sale. Second-As to the debts secured by
The deed of trust of the l4th April 1890 estimated
at about $4,000, one fourth thereon IN cash OaI-
ance at six twelve, and eighteen months. Tor nego
liable notes interest added and tile retained uniI
all OF the purchas money is fully paid ana con-
yeynIce ordered by The Court. Thlrd-As TO any
surplus on such terms as shall he announces al the
time If sale +. Il. TURNER.
GEORGE =. HAW,
JOHN b. YOUNG,
an 06.0Sfdtds Commission rs.
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By w. Goddin,
R.al Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRlCk
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE BkIW WEN
FOUSIIEk AND FIRST STREET, OPPoSIIE
THE GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CHuktH'
KNOWN As THE SOUTHERN FEMALE IN
SJITU1E."-By virtue OF TWO deeds OF crust exc ,tc
cuted by sir Alfred Moses and wie-ihe hrst 10 me
undersigned, w. Goddin and 4. VI. Kelley; trustees
bearing date 4,h November, 1871, ana the second
10 The undersigned, !. II. Darlington ana r. D. Levy
trustees. bearing date 25th November isfo, BOZ
duly recorded in Richmond Chancery Court we
shall In execution thereof proccSJ 70 ssli ~ pun
auction on the premises. on MONDAY the I'm
Nav, 1880. at o'clock r. VI. 1f fair; " mol on ne
first fair day thereafter, that NER1 ALnhbLb
REAL ESTATE located ~ above. The LOT las a
front of II feet. and depth of So feet 10 wide
payed alley. On the lot Is a VERY HANDSOME
DWELLIN G.. three stories above Inc Daseben'
connected in the rear by l. AkGE Bhlth Bo JILL
ING erected by The late II. i. Lefebvre for board
ing and day.schoO Including those In the dwell
ing there are altogether about thirty I'VE rooms, IN
Guiding two handsome parlors receptions. SS:
10 The east OF the dwelling there is HANDsoME
BUILDING LOT. having a front on Trace street vi
about 3Uxi56 feet 10 said alley. $1,000 -
The foregoing REAL ESTATE Is located on
Grace street in most desirable neighn0rbood. Inc
premises were originally designed Dy Mr.. Leieo're
for "A first GLASS residence and boardlng-scnOol. anu
have long been used as fu"h by the late d. Lee PoW-
ell Mrs Darlington, and others, and for mat pur
pose or for clearinghouse or large fanlly lhey
have MANY advantages. ~, -, a.,
THE TERMS which Will be very liberal. VIII be
made known al The time of ale. large portion
of the purchase-money can remain at interest Tor
term OF years. ,., 4,
The special attention Of capitalists and others Is
called to this sale. W. GOlI1iS:,
Trustees In the first dced;
|. ii. CAKRlSION,
f. j. LEVY,
Trustees in the second deed.
n Our
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1ll3 Main street.

ANEXCELLENT BUSINESS STAND
N A CORNER STOEK-BRICK STORE AND
NEAT RESIDENCE ABOVE-DOING AN kX-
CELLENT BUSINESS, NORTHWEST COR NER
OF PINE AND ALBEMARLE STREETS-AN
TNIISJAL OPPORTUNITY FOX THO-E DE-
STRING TO COMMENCE A PROFITABLE
GROCERY BUSINESS will sell at suction, on
the premicec, on
THURSDAY. GOTH Or APRIL, AT csc p. ~,
the BRICK STORE anI RESIDENCE. with iron
portico over the store located above fronting ~
feet on Pine street. with depth OF lao feet along
sibemsrle street. Fine large siore-room dwelling
above, 1--WE rooms; slabe, carridge'house, &c; gas
and water. , -.
ihoroughare ard the most prominent corner IN this
lOcition. Side entrance. &c aud commanding the
hest run OF busness in this section or the Guy.
TERMS: one third cash; balance in one ana
two wears: or. one fourth cash. balance IN SIX,
twelve eighteen. and twenty-four months; Interest
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
,no2 Auctionetr.
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cpunus q WILLIAMS. Auctiogeers.
by Robert y. Lyne'
Real Estate Agent anf Auet"heer'
lDf2 Main street.

SALE Or 1 LIB
I IAPGE THREE.STORY BRICh sS. IvWEhxE,
~ sneN ON THE WEtT LINE ~ Sr',nNn
NTggiEyyyT STREET BETWEEN Ga! h1 ca hp az
vEENABI,E STREETS, LATELY uCIDppruru H Sn
w " = RIcHARDsON AS A DRuGSToRE' M mf.L
TMtir VACANT LOT ADJolNlNG On unE
st,ITTU. AND A TwO.STORY FRAME MT BULL. lr
ING DiRrCTLY OPPOSITE, On Nh LIE tis,r EhS ,Y
line OF SEVENTEENTH STREET, Dl
PiiI,i,IC AUCTIOS.-In pursuance Oh = uecI LII
entered on the 22d day Of April l6SO, ~ sun
styled Belvin Sc. against simpsons ~, 70
vending in the Richmond Chancery curt me g1
gersipped appointed special comnishiontI IneIeox;
Lii ofssr for sale upon The premises. on IONl)A1
The al dav OF May, 1880. NJ O'Clock T.. M' .h na
LARGE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE No. DVS
porfh Seventeenth street. lately occupied oy W
Richardson. TIE store has dwelling overhead OF
about six rooms detached brick kitchen contaliing
two or nee rooms. The lot fronts 80 fcet inches
on Seventeenth street an6 runs back 100 feet, more
or less 10 the track OF the Chesapeake ana ONO
railroad. Enough of the LOT is vacant 10 erect a
good-sye store on IT, and he part could be con-
yer;ed into first. class coal and woodward, as tDe
railroad rum past ". 80, =, &c., 81, n
Immed after The above will he outred tue
FRAME STORE and DWELLING directly oDpo.
site. now occupied by ten3nts. ana contunne aooue
Ave rooms. The lot fronts % feet on he east me OF
Seventeenth between Clay and Nena0le streets, ana
RUS back 90 feet. more or less.
TERMS: One fourth cash residue AT SIN WE'VE.
and eighteen months, negotiable notes, lhtefes'
"'"s'' "' NV ROBERT STILES.
Special Commissioner
RoDERT B. LYME. Auctoneer. ap ~
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TAppAHANNocK, VA, April 25, 1880

TAPPAHANNOCK, VA, April 20, 1881.
Editors of Dispatch Are you not wrong
in yosr grammatical criticism OF the sen
tence 1.-The crown Of virtue is peace ana
houorf" The grammatical subject OF the
verb "is." In the sentence first quoted, Is
"a crOun and not "Uirtue."
PEDAG0GUE.
Surely. TWAS mere act Of heterophemy
in us IN writing "vlrtue" when we meant
"crown." What we said about the word
81 wages" in the sentence "the wages OF
Gin Is death" showed that we meant TO
write "crown" and not virtue" Our
youngest child wouldn't make such mis-
take as the one our correspondent gravely
credits us with.
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nv w. GoJdfn, Auctionecr.

GALE AT AUCTION OF DESIRABLE
- RESIDENCE WITH SPACIOUS Gf ~ srs
ATTACHEDl on THE SOUTH SIDE De p T " ~ =
RtTWEEN FIRST AND FOUSHEE SIh b FL e.
A. The r,auest OF DR. II. A. Lewis shall oher 'or OF
sale at public auction, on 1uEsDA = r.untnnsNCE
Nav $50, at O'Clock r. NJ: the hhS LIE ~ ~ =
Iocsftd rs above long occupied by him; inc ~ 1
has front OF 65 feet and depth OF lSS heer 20
= lie nayed alley. IT is well set out Win g.ap. s
,nssp near trees and other fruits Desides no YER
,brubber &c The DWELL u,
o,ns On, :, ,drr the whole house. Also, TWO BhiCn
STABLEs, with CARRIAGE-HoUSE aliaenea,
and lodging room for servant over me t,a,nt
Rouse Ihe rooms are elevated wei Ventllae1
me whole premises are In good repair. ~ Only
10 examine the premises 10 DC sa.isnen
with The many attractions to the dweine anu ~
the handsome grounds-beauiifui Gowers' hne run
Trees, &c. ,.,.,,oo n, ,,x twelve
and siohfcen months for negotiable otes interest,"
added secured by a deed OF rust. =, :.
=. S-The dwelling can oe zen osiis arI ~
/ o'clock. W. OODDiN' au'''""'"'
2S,29,My1,3,4
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by }. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOnter,
No, llI3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOd
OON SOUTHWEST CORNER OF E,Hh Il
AND BAKER STREETS, NAVY HllL-Hn VIZ
Tue of a decree ID the suit OF Anier,Cn ~ h',.u
and ais entered I'm the Richmond Chanccry oNi I
On the pa day OF ApIil. 1850, the uuj'rHsn'n'
special commits toners therein appointed VII -
on the premises. on TUESDAY the Am pay 81 Us, %
$50. AZ $40 o'clock l.. w., the above LOT, iioh-
ing al feet on ishth street and running bicN -
tween parallel lines - feet - an alley ~ VIM
'"'N" THOMAS y. PAGE
HE'LL CARIfE'
C1mmissiorers.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auc,ioncer. al -
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BY W. Goblin,
n.s' -. ~ Eleventh and Bank streets.

Real Estate Agent ana An.''y'..I'
om.s corner Of Eleventh and Bank Streets
nprrsTrEy SALE OF FIRsT.CLAss
Ms,nrRN-BUILT REs!p ENpmEi, ~ tNun
suryTIiVEsT CORNER ~ mAnsm ~ a ~ y,
VIZ vEN5 ii sTREETs.-By xirIne ~, o. A. uus" ~
trust executed 10 the subssrirIs vs m1; Tc7a
waits and VIE bearing dae l4tn on hmkus 10 10
,,v yero ded in Richmond Cnancery o"ua. on .ne
same IA y. I'm Deed Book No Ia y. psts a ~ we
hail as trustees I'm execu lon Oh me sa,u pv
rsed 70 se nj public auction en- ,n', sn W =,
TIrrsDAY The lin Of May, lssO, a. oc,oeh I;
AZ ~ f.ir. m not on the first fa'r nay ,ne'sansrl
~, ~, KrxI EsTATE embraced In me sa'd deen OF
M, Inca,ed ss above fronting % ftef, running
,..v Jrtween uorallei lines on the west ,ine OF
T,,b s,reet I52 feet 2k inches 10 az ailey IL
coumou twenty feet wide. On tns 70, ,rr nssnds
.y uIpeI. ri. AIS THREE-sT0kY sIOCh bhIIh
% pErsin,s 80 with Mapaard ROOF, containing
shoui aweiye rooms, finished In the mo.l cos.y nsn
.rner = "a possessing every modern improvement
,o'nai,x found IN a large and fsshionable rtsIqrnce
90 ,.1her with two perpetunliy paiu-up pone,es vi
,n-nrsnce egch for $4,000. The servants apart
ments are ampIe; together With store,fooms, pen
try' &c. Also, with an excellent brick s'aole anu
H., xyoie PREMISES will bear favorable compari-
so, Win the most costly dwelling. as the he'Rhoor-
Mood "a I, anal 10 the best IN this city: 80,
TFpMs: By consent OF parties, tney VIII W on
fonrih casb: b,lsnee at sit. twelve, ana e'enlecn
nonths for negotiable notes Interest add'n seeure'
- n Jeed ~ irus, HENRY ". BOU l,Ah,
oy u uee"o '"' JAMES PLEASANTS.
100 Trustees.
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fIand Mdsked.-Mr. 6. Il. Fore. secsio 10,
master on the Richmond and Danvii's ia',
roed. bad one Of hands badly masoeu "a "a
ierday morning while ct work Oh 1nc M NJ.
road near the DsDsi'le bridge; Dr mas'
1hews was sent for, and renoeree Tue n..V 4,
say surgical aid. Mr.. Fore mas oes .;, :.
the service OF the company iohs ''"''
aud resides in Manchester.
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AUCTION sALEs--ruture Days.
by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
FIercuth street between Main aud BANK.

SALE OF THAT VERY
i VALUABLE LOT OF GROTND at THE
T TW'ti RI TREETs At XucTIGS.-rn execs-
tsn of ed of frnst from Alfred M1..s su1 c5n
10 the subscrbers AZ trustee dated Aii To- ,nc
thereto required by the creditor secnfeut We w
sell by anc'ien, upon the premises on nF ,RsSnN
,,e,ed as above m frmts "a feet on Cary street,
nd runs back 9 feet 20 an alley. The i2saxn 81,
has been .xcavaied aud the ba.eneD, was ~ n,re
If The hest business part Of Cary street. az vcrs
de sirnbe corner and is In May respccts III
valuable LOT for busiuess stapu IN nat ~ ro c,st
TFPwg: The deed authorizes me SAFE W y. 90 fs,,
Srrt 10 nav The debt. amounting 10 sDous
"a exnenss OF sale AMI the residue ms lne % -.
NAV dI,eet: but we are auhorfmn 70 ssy 'na|"
Sired more PARKFR CAMPBELL,
A. NJ. EEILEy.
,.,,s Aucfiopeeys pp "a
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BY W. GOddm.
Real Estate Auc'iOneer.
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALEOF LAND
i ADJOINING TENEMENT No. BIZ tA>l
GRACE STREET-By virtue OF the trusi d'oi 10
ne. dated ith January. $40. recorded III h'I"-
mond Chnncery Court In ID. u. Ia 4, page ~ lit-
fault having Leen made IN payment, and being mere
TO required by he benedciaryl, | VIII "l Oh il'
premises on WEDNESDAY. Nav ., lseV; 81 ~
n'clock u. NJ, part OF the land conveyed by san
deed. viz , a SLIP fronting ~ feet on The nor,n
side Of Grace street by 10 feet deep on the "'S'
side of lot attached TO said No. 3l2 49,, ,o,.,-
Also a LOT In rear OF said tenement 3D. SE9 w
SAX feet, with use OF alley 10 Third street hAt..-
cuiyert, waer-clOstts, 5 able. Sc.. lhtrph-n ~
bounded on the west by MIR. foWhaiah bf'e''"
lot. II .,bsr
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires CASH. DINER
terms may be made known ~ sale. ~ 90
j. l.. APPERsON, Trustee.
r. AppERsoS. Salesman ap -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-28
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. lll3 Main street.
VRUSTEEs' SALE OF A DESIRABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF a DESIRABLE
l. AND SUBSTANTIAL MODERN STOCK
BRICK RESIDENCE. GRANITE TRIMMINGS,
WITH FINE sToCK;BRlCK STABLE, NORTH
EAST CORNER OF FIRST AND CANAL
STREETS.-By virtue Of decd Of trust, dated 9th
April, 1878. and recorded In Chancery Court
clerks Office, Deed Book LIP G, page 800 executed
TO the undersigned, trustees TO secure certain nego-
table notes therein mentioned, and default having
been made in the payment thereof, and beiag re-
quired by the beneficiary so 10 do, we will sell &c
public auction, GU tile premises, on WEDNESDAY,,
May 5h, at 81 l.. NJ, the above property. described
IN said deed as follows All that LOT OF LAND,
with Improvements thereon, fronting on the north
east corner OF First snd Canal streets. 321 feet,
more or less. on eastern side Of FIRST street, run
ming back betw er parallel lines lis feet 10 an alley
IL feet wide
THIS Is very desirable RESIDENCE, snd built
OF best material. and as We'll and as substantially
built rs any dwelling of Its kind. with all conve-
niences: granite trimmings, iron veranda, excel
lent carriage-hOuse and stables.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses or sale ana So
75O.4O. Possibly other terms may be announced
" '"''' - "''N' j. THOMPsoN BROWN,
wv. ANDERSON.
Trustees.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc'ioneer. APP %