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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-07-29

BOYS AND SMoKlNG.-A timely
nota OF warning is sounded by the
New York Times against the grow
ing evil Of smoking amoug boys.
1t States that careful exl eriments
lately made by Physician of re-
pute prove that the practice is very
injurious: OF thirty five boys jagged
from nine to fifteen, who had been
in the habit of moking. in twenty
seven he found obvious hurtfuI eff
fects; twenty-five bad various dis
orders of tbs circulation and di-
sestiop, paIpi'ation of the heart,
and more or less cra5inq for strong
drink; and twelve had slight ui-
ceration of the mouth. All were
treated for weakness and nervous :
ness, but successfully OILY after
they had relingulshed smoking.
The Times says of this smoking:
"One of the worst effects Is the
p,ovocation Of an appetite for Ii
1nor, which indeed, is not con6n-,
ed to the young, but which grown
persons are better able to manag
When boys drink to excess they
are almost Invariably smokers; and
it is very rare to find a man over
fond Of spirits who is rot addicted
to tobacco. Men who want to give
up drinking usually have TO give
up smoking at the same time, for
they say that cigar, or a pipe
generally e1ci'es desire Tor Ii
quor very hard to coutfol."
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-07-29

The mammoth steamer, Great
Eastern, whose visit to this country
some years 20 excited such lively
curiosity, is about to revisit Amer
lean waters. This tithe she will be
employed iii conveying beef from
Galveston to England. Her capac-
ity is 10000 head of cattle, and she
is expected to max 8 foRt voyages
in the year.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-07-29
(For the SENT1NEL.)
MY CHILDHOOD DAYS.
BY T. F. P,

My childhood days are past and gone,
So they are ever lost to me,
Their scenes are Der, and have done
Sailed DER its blissful quiet sea.
1'll meier forget, those long past scenes
Where 1, a schoolboy often playa,
Imagination brings them green
In all their bright and brilliant shace.
/ think of friends, once with me there,
Eut some are Ter the Oceans waves,
And some who once like flowers falr,
Now rest within tlleir silent graves.
Like dreams, no token I can view,
But fades like light at closing day,
And those loved and trees knew
Like stories told have gone away
I think hear the lingering 1g
OF birds that warbled from above,
And that lone river gliding long
Beside the fragrant shady grove.
Oh eager would scenes behold,
And quickly would my eyes explore.
Those scenes l saw in days of old,
Like those upon Elysium's shore.
pause as they come to my heart,
Obi bas eless visions, but gleam
And see e.rth's glores all depart,
For our lives are but dream.
Then why this earth, our minds allure
With all its glories 80 subLmef
But look to realms that e'.r endure
Not to he with the ruins of time.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-07-29
Pronunciation Of English Names

A recent " ork published by F.
Warnc & Co., London, entitled,
"The Manners and Tone of Good
Society,"" has chapter on the pro-
nunciation of the proper names and
titles of the English aristocracy,
which viii be OF peculiar service
to those who are much given to the
reading of English history or Eng.
lish novels. The following con
densafion of the examples furnished
by the author are given herewith:
Such are Cholmondeley, pronounc-
ed Churnley Marjoribanks, pro-
nounced Marshbanks /; Cockburn,
pronounced Coburn and Cowper,
pronounced Cooper. Again, Main-
waring is Mannering, Mcleod is
MGCload. In Elgin and elliott,
the ''S" is hard in Clifford and
Nigel ii is soft; in Johnstone the
't' should not be sounded. Tn
Molyneux the TX" is sounded, and
the name is pronounced Molynoox,
with a very slight accent on the
last syllable. In Vanx the s'x'' is
sounded, but is mute in Des Yanx,
and likewise in Devercux. La Ker,
Berkely and Derby the "e'' has the
sound Of ga" in far. In Waldo
grave the second syllable, ode, y
should be dropped, and SO should
the 9Th" in Biyth. Dillwyn is
pronuuccd Dillun, and Lyveden,
Livden. In Conyngham, Monson;
lonkson and PJnsonbv, the go
takes the sound OF "u; and blonnt
should be pronounced as Blunt,
the SO" being mute. Buchan
should be pronounced Buckan, and
Beauclerk, or Bcauclerc, is Boclsre,
the accent being on the fist syll-
able. Wemyses should be pro
nounced Weems, and D'Eresby,
D'Efsby. In Montgomerie, the
st" is elided, and the two "o's''
have the sound of "u,'' the accent
being on the second syllable. In
Hertford, the "t'' is elided, and the
Sc" has the sound of s:a' in far
Strachan should be pronounced
Straw; Colquehoun is Koohoon,
the accent being on the last syll-
able; Beauchamp is Beacllaln, and
COntts is Koots. Another tormid-
able name to the uninitiatcd Is
Duchcsne, which should be pro-
nonnced DnIarn Bethune should
be Beeton and in Abelgavcnny,
the "av" is not sounded: Menzies
is pronounced Mynges Knollys as
krowls Sandys as Sands; Cover
AS Corr Mines as Mills. Finally,
Dalziel should be pronounced
Dceali, with the accent on the first
syllable; Chartres is Charters
Gla'nis is Charms Geoshegan
Should be pronounced Gaygan
and Ruthven is Riven. We may
tadd that the accent is frequently
misplaced in pronouncing British
proper names, and few of the
words liable to mistake may be
here noted. In Tadema and Mil
lais, the accent is on the first syll-
able s; in Clanrlcarde and Breadal-
bane, OH the second in Parnel
and Tfemayne, the last syllable is
accented.-TranscraDt.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-07-29
Cutie a nunhef of fdarkies vouifii

Cutie numhef Of darkies, ,you6g
and old we're fishing down at a
Galveston wharf recently, when a
boy "f sbout twelve. fell off, and
would have met with watsry
grave had it not been for the en- :
ergy and presence of mind of old
Uncle Nose. After the boy was
safely landed, bvstander took
occasion TO praise old Nose for the
heorism he had displayed. us that
boy your son?' asked the sy mpa-
thet1c Spectator: mo, boss, but
he mo,ut jess as we'll a been, He
bad all de bait Id his pocket
Hd1eeston Neys.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-07-29

There isn't much difference be
tween a grass widow and a grass
hopper, after all. Either will jump
at the first chance:
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-07-29

WHAT CHILDREN CAN .Do.-Last
Spring five children of Mr.. Corbin,
Of Colorado, promised to ea,n
money enough to pay for an organ
if their father would buy one. The
bargain was made, aud, as capi-
tai, three dozen chickens and an
acre of arabic land was given to
them. The ground was planted with
onions and yielded the remarkable
crop of three tons. for which $l45
was received. The net receipts
from the chickens were $55, making
the :otal receipts 500. The organ
cost $11S, leaving balance OF $S2
still in the children s treasury. The
children are from six to fifteen
years of age, and worked through
out ,hs Season with great energy
and perseverance, ,and hencedeserved
their success. We are glad to re-
cord this pleasant little item. and
trust it may inspire other children
in the country to like industry and
thrift. Parents may do we'll TO fol-
low Mr.. Co. bins example.--Netho, =,
dis:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

~ Turmsn Tupper,
Real Estate Assent and Aue',v s''s...,,
No 1919 Main street. corner OF Ae''
r,rprmproRY AUCTION SALE OF
L AsurraB ASSORTMENT OF
ruRNITURE,
pur LrrrLp USED AID GOOD As NEW

By request Of the owner, W.. sorner or Tenlh
an. ,ns es snse,: Sa of
i A. M an elegant rson,i ssa IN part Of Tho fol-
I FINE M'rror-S
RIJhEhU sET-I1 pieres; ,rs.
a HANDSOME WARDRObEs'
SPLENDID BOOK. CAsE;
z yHrAs ixssiHny WURK., and BALL.TABLES;
Hat RACK and ETAGERE; wAKEFIeLp
FANCY, HAIR CLOTH, and Wh
81 naAIs nT4 LOUNGE and REP R0nkE n;uo
MIRBl,E r. TOR WAsHsT ND ana pHD''' VI
PICTURES and ENGRAvlNGs'
SAFE and FINE sIDEDOaRD,, I'D YrTrN.
, suPERIoR COOKING STOVES ana oiES'
SILs;
SIDE SADDLE, sc. r,,p,,AS TTrppER.
Terms. Na'"' Auctionrer.
Sale conducted by JSo. Y. LAuGHToH''ri, On
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26
BY Chafiin. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
l. ING on MAYO STREET BY AUCTION-By
virtue Of certain d. ed of trust from James C..
John, on and wife, dated October Is. 1878. and
duly recorded in the clerks Office of Richmond
Chancery Court, In Deed-B Book 1l3 A, page $40:
default having been MADE In the payment Of one Of
The notes therein secured and being 20 required by
the beneficiary, we win sell, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, July 2, $50. mt O'Clock r. ", The sub
staniial, well-bnili. AMI conveniently. located
BRICK DWELLING. on the east side Of Mayo
street and south side of the continuation Of Eoss
street, formerly occupied BY j. w. Frayser, Esq.
The LOT fronts 80 feet, more or less, on Mayo
street. and runs back 12e feet 10 an alley.
TERMS By consent, enough IN cash 10 defray The
expense OF sale and 10 pay of and discharge note
Of S75, with interest thereon nom the 18th April
1880, until paid and the balance In three equal In
stalments at four eight, and twelve months, with
Interest added, for negotiable notes secured by a
trust deed.
The taxes for 1880 10 be paid by the purchaser.
aud the properly 10 be kept insured until the lien is
liquidated. Il. y. CHAFFfN,
II. l.. STAPLES,
Trustees.
CHAPLIN. STAPLES & Co., Auciioneers. je ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26
BY Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
u VAIUkBI,E LOT 130x163k FEsT, STU,
sTrD Ar THE NORTHW EST CORNER or
MAIN AND SIXTH sTREtTS.-ln execution OF
n decree OF the Chancery Court OF Ricnmonu' en
tered IN the case OF Browns admnistrstpr ~ nui
IONS administrator. the Undersigned specia, vo,n
missioners thereby appointed, VIII sell by ancnou'
nnon the premises on FRIDAY, the "a Gay o. July.
Commencing at G O'Clock z. NJ, LOT No. o41 IN
Inc man of the city, situated opposite me Scconu
Baptist church fronting on Main street lZ91 Ieet
more or less, aud running back on SIKH street
II Is now occupied by Messrs. Rogers Miller as
ms rbIe ward AVID by Mr. G.. Leonhard ana 0,hersas
shops and IL has also upon IL brick dweiiing on
This properly embraces a large area, occupying
an elevated situation. Just above the business por-
ton OF the city, aud is .plrnid site ior notei VI
opera. house. or, by subdivision, for any pur-
noses recurring a pleasant and central, Iocat,on.
II will b. sold either as whole or suo.dsided ln
LOIS ~ convenient sizes, as shown on plat 10 he
sesn Al The office OF the auctioneers, as may De
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash. the balance
nj one two and three years. bearing interest paydpc
semi.annally at per cent? with negotiable notes ior
the credit payments and the interest instaiments:
and The titles 10 be retained by The Court unil iui
payment Is made. WILLIAM W. CkpMP'
P'' WILLIAM L. ROYALL,
a. l.. BDULWAHE,
II. II. MARSHALL,
Special Commi ssioners.
sales to be conducted by GRUBBs WILLIAMS
AuctiOpeers. ye 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG(
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUND Y, June IL,
~ 1850, trains on this read will run rs foows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, conneecsr
for Charleston, savannah, Augus4
and Aiken (yia Charleston), Raleigh
Jacksonville. stops only At Chester
aud Manchester. and at Halfway Oh
signal.
5:2OP. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
Passengers taking this train Will mai Z
clsse connection At Petersburg for
1925 p ". NAIL daily except sunday; ~ ,-
700 A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except sunday; connecting with A.,
NJ. & o. Il. r., for Lynchburg aud be-
yOnd.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun
day.. connecting vita Richmond,
Fredericksburg anc potomac railroad
for all points North. East. aud " est.
Stops az Manchester and Chester,
and at Halfway and At Drury's
Bluff, on signal.
9:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
except Sunday. stops at all sta
s.44 z. "a. THROUGH NAL daily, connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg ans
Potomac railroad for all points Easi
and West Also, making close cenaec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs sne
ali points North and West. This train
stops at Manchester and Chester, and
at Halfway and Drury's Buf on
signal
TOO p. NJ. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except Sundays; passenger car at
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start IRON
Ihe Appomattox depot
mono Q A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ; leave Peters
burg $50 A. Al. and $50 r. M. every Sunday.
jel2 I. ID. KLINE. Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1lOS Nam street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE BRICK DWELLING ON BYRD STREET
ONE SQUARE FROM CANDLES HILL, AMI
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON MAIN
STREET OPPOSITE MONROE PARK, At AUG,
TION.-By virtue OF . decree Of the Richmond
(hancery Court entered June 10. 1880. In the suit
of Mott trustee &C., rs Mott et dfS.. we, the under
signed, special commissioners thereby appointed,
Will sell, uDOu the pre- Misses, on WEDNESDAY /,
June 80, 1850, the PROPERTY mentioned III said
suit, As follows:
FIRST. AZ 50 o'clock 7. Ne. the large and comfort
Bile BRICK DWELLING No. 3l6 Byrd street. be-
tween Third and Fourth. containing eight or ten
rooms brick kitchen. water, gas. and bathroom
&c The LOT frons 29X150 feet 10 AN alley: and the
premises Is now rented 10 goof-piylDg tenant ana
The whole property is in rood repair. The recent
grading of Byrd street and its proximity TO Gam
bir's Hill adds very much TO the value OF TINS
dwelling. =, a.,
KRifK STORE with a DWELLING above, con-
tanning three or four rooms No. 703 west Main
street noU occupied as a drugstore 10y W. W. Wake
4 Co. The lot fronts 2S feet on Main street, win n
depth OF o. feet. This property Is justly valuable
on account of its being Immediately opposite
Monroe Park, and II has always commanded good
rent.
TERMS One fourth cash; The residue in three
equal nstalments upon credit OF SIX. twelve, and
eighteen months purchaser to give negotiable notes
with interest added from day of SALE aud title 10 be
retained until The purchase money Is paid IN fun.
A. J.. BOULWARE
j. PRESTON co KE.
Special Commissioners.
FRANK ID. HILL & Co, AuctiOneers Je ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26
BY George S. Vashon 4 Son. Anctioneers,
No. 7 Tenth street.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
I'D Chancerv Court of the city OF Richmond en-
tered The 22d day of April, 1880, in the suit OF
Derick's executor Us. Dtilrck and ats, Will sell
at public auction, on the pre- misfs, on THURSDAY,
July /, 1880, at o'clock II. NJ. that certain
THREE STORY BRICK STORE on The north side
of Main street Fifteenth street, and adjoining
the 81. Charles Hotel The LOT has front OF 20
feet Main street. and runs back within parallel
lines some 100 or l95 feeI 70 an allev. The PRO.
being In the centre of The business portion Of the
city should attract the attention Of those seeking
safe and hrst-class Investments.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
aud eighteen months for negotiable notes, with In
terest added. and the title retained until the pur-
chase money Is FUZZY paid and n CONVEYANCE Or
dered by the Court. J. l.. DIETRICH,
te21I Exs and Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26
BY Chaffin, Staples Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. / north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE ON PINE STREET
NEAR SPRING STREET BY AUCTlON.-By ylr-
tue of a decree OF the Chaneery Court OF The city
of Richmond, In the cause If Winston and ais. Us.
Ross, entered on the Gath day OF June, 1880, The
undersigned, special commissioner thereby ap-
pointed, will sell. upon the premises, on WkDNES-
bay the 3Otb day of June. 1850, at O'Clock T..
NJ. that certain REAL ESTATE described In said
decree as follows: beginning at point on the west
side Of Pine street distant In sOutherly direction
SO feet from the intersection with spring street.
aud extending along Pine street OF feet In SOUTH
wardly direction, and running back lao feet be-
tween The lot assigned the said Ross and line paral
lei thereto. and distant tberefrom 102 feet 10 an
alley In common I'm The rear"
TERMS One third cash, one third In six months.
and one third In twelve months; the purchaser 10
give notes for The deferred payments, with interest
added from The day Of SALE aud the title retained by
the Court until The whole of the purchase money
has been paid and conveyance ordered by the
Court. GEORGE Z. HAW,
Special Commissioner.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & Co, Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26
AUCTION NALES---Futurc Dny..-
by J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 1113 Main street.
A MOST DESIRABLE AND CEN
rnALLy.LocATED CORNER RESI-
DENCE, SITUATED AT THE
soUTHw EST CORNER
OF NINTH AND MARSHALL STHEEIS'

Atthe request Of the owner, will sell at pubic
auction on
TUESDAY, 2oTm JUNE, AT O'CLOCK 7. Ms
The above DESIRABLE FIRsT-CLAss BklCh y.
REsTDENCE situated as above. inc a I'VE nor,
we. huIlt with large and airy rooms. rear pVrin,
cocs and on The corner of the street srdng snaae
in front and side Of The dwelling ainoss besides
day. There are ten or more large cnahoe'S' "eSi''
other rooms. closets. baths. &C.. ,o., -
The lot fronts A feet with dep'n Oh ,eI ia
An alley twenty feet vide, and has on ia DITCH STA
BILE and carriage house. =. ,.. ,.oror,v "a
II is seldom such desirable hrst-ca,s prvpsi sy,
eound on The marker. and persons looking ior s"ci'
conveniently located TO churches, market scnUois.
and business, could not 6dd piece OF pfopI,y ~.
every resoect more adapted to their wants, anu eau
attend this sale With expectation VI the saie Deine
made even at a sacrifice. -. o,o aud
900 ys.rs q nor cent INTEREST," or, as 10 credlt-pay-
ments, II reasonable, II VIII be inauc " sun p"'
chasers bearing @ per cent. interest. $1,000. .,,o
The property can be seen az any uihe oe'"ee" '"s
no"i' VI j. THOMPSON BSOWN,
T. % -Noe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

nv chafin. staples 4 Co.
Real Estate Agents ana AuctlohecS'
No. north Tenth street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I,
sxnwssAn TIFF OLD REsERvOfR.-By virtue
81 deed & tru.t from Robert johnson, dated 2otn
Of MAJ, 1878. recorded IN the c,erks vnrr o.,
az 10 40 nv The holder OF The notes therein secured.
default having been made n The gsymsn, o. 'n NJ
lime 1880 al &. O'Clock =. NJ the real estate con
veyed IN The said deed, rs followst ,o.
< lot fronting 90 feet on Winder street py lzo
decp to su alley IL feet wide. r IL
TrnMs: Enoush I'm ash TO pay expenses 81 sale
and two notes past due, with Interest I'LL p.ld-one
OF 44542. due November goth. 1872 ana tne e,ne.
TO Si7 S2. que November 20th. 1880, and sfs.lI
dus 2oth May. 1881; and the balance, " any, upon
sue" VI '''' ~ nj. q. STAPLES,
X. T. WILSON,
,s Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26
Bv j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent anu Auctioneer.
- No, Ills Main street.

A NEW SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND
IA LOT ON DOBsON STREET NEAR REsER.
VOIR STREET.--At the request n the owner,
having removed from the city. viii sell at pasllc
NJ, toe above PROPS situated ON said street
near the western gate Of Hollywood cemetery. The
li frouts 81 feet, with depth OF about 100 feet.
TRRMs: One th!na cash; balance In ak aud
twelve months, with per cent. interest, secured oy
. deed Of trust, !. THOMPSON bRuWN,L
1e24 Auc.lonesr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26
By Robert h. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctioncer,
1912 Main street,


TEN VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
i CARY-STREET STORES. WITH DWELL
INGS OVER EACH CONTAIN MING F0uR
ROOMS, STU ATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
CARY BETWEEN SEW ENTE III AND
STREETS. Nos. l7l6 TO 1880
INCLUSIVE, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AuG,
9TH DAY OF JULY. 1880, AT O'CLOCK
p My reque,t OF the owner, who has positively
dec ded 10 self, shall offer for 81 upon the PR
misses. upon the day and at hour named, the above
described SMALL STORES and DWELLINGS.
They are we'll and substantially constructed OF
brick and for retail purposes they are desirable Tor
any Kind of light business. The cornerstone on
Eighteenth and Cary streets Is now and has long
been occupied by Mr.. Calligan at an annual rent or
5000: the others rent for SOM Thing less. An OPP
poriunity Is here Offered TO purchasers 70 secure
SMALL STORES at small outlay OF capital,
upo n long credits, where they can build up nice
having business realize big interest upon their
money. A plat or the property Will be exhibited at
hour of sale.
TERMS One fifth cash; balance at six, twelve.
eighteen, twenty four, and thirty-six months
credit, with per cent Interest, negotiable notes,
aud deed of trust.
Attend this sale and secure a bargain In store
property near the dock and Old Market.
ROBERT Il. LYME,
ie 25-FM W&tdtis Aucrioneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26
BY Robert X. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE
EIGHT VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN TIE
PLAN OF POET MAYO. FRONTING EACH
TWENTY FIVE BY ABOUT one hun
DRIED ANDTHIRTY-TWOF FEET, SIT
UATED ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF DENNY, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FIFTH
STREETS. BEING
LOTS Nos. SO. 81. 3s, SO, 40, ~. AZ: AND 43,
ON DESNY's Plan. AND NEAR NICHOL-
SON.STEEFT METHODIST CHURCH.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
In pursuance Of a decree OF the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court entered on The 9th day OF November.
1916, in a suit styled Mayo, guardian, vs Atkins,
&C., We the undersigned. appointed speslaI COM
missoners by said decree. VIII offer for sale, uDon
the premises, on SATURDAY EVENING. the Goth
day Of June, 1880, beginning at O'Clock, the
PROPERTY above described. These LOTS, being
situated in that part Of Port Mayo which Is being
most rapidly improved, and where the streets have
been lately graded, &c. should attract the attention
of parties II small means TO buy weli-iocated and
desirable building lets those seeking good Invest
ments. The property is part Of that owned by the
late Robert a. Mayo, deceased.
TERMS: One fourth cash residue In six, twelve
and eighteen months. negotiable notes. per cent.
interest added. aud title retained until all the pur-
chase. money is paid and 4 copveylnce ordered by
the Court. GEORGE Il. HARRISON,
GEORGE II. BURWELL,
je 28-1t Special Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26
MM ElsE 1az Igaz6

For further Information apply 10 r. IT, LFSTFp
Ticket Agent. al depot; A. W. GARBFR Ticte,
Agent. s26 Main street. or General Pas'.rg.,
Agents Office, Room IL, corner Bank aud Tenn
streets.
Train for points on Atlantic, Mississippi and OH,
railroad leaves daily 81 $50 \. ": teinrnlny 40,
rive. at e:39 y. VI. Trains for North Car.lr.
points leave at l:40 \. VI and OBS u. ~ daily
JOHN X. NACMERBD'
General Passenger Agent
e. L. HYDE, Passenger Agent. j. 5-eOg3Ot