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Giving recipes for practical dishes, hints for
latest fashions at the lowest prices. Every
item OF cooking or economy suggested In this
department is practically tested by experts be-
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Notice to Delinquent Oo-Ownel

VOU WILL PLEASE TAXI NOTICE THAT
we, the undersigned. have done the as
sessment work on the Black Hawk Tunnel site
snd lodes for the years 1877, 1879, 1879, as re-
quired by Act Of Congress, entitled /" A Act
70 Promote the Development Of the Mining
resources OF the United States" approved
March 10. 1879. upon that certain tunnel site
and iodes, situated in New York Canyon, Eu
rekA County, Eureka. and known and described
a. the Black Hawk tunnel site and lodes, for
the said years. required by said Act. and you
are hereby notified that unless you pay your
proportion Of said expenditure. to Us, within
ninety days from this date. you will forfeit
your interest in said tunnel site and lodss.
JOHN McKENNA,
JACOB vA~NDERLETTH.
RUDOLPH LUZINGER,
EDWARD BLUETT,
JOHN CUFF.
Eureka. Aug. q, 1880. augs-9o
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OF the WEEKLY HERALD gives the latest as well
les relating to the duties OF the farmer, hints
for Raising Cattle. Poultry, Grain, Trees, vege-
tables. ETC.. etc. with suggestions for keeping
buildings and farming utensils in repair. This
Is supplemented by . well-edited department,
widely copied. under the head Of
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SO Reward.

A LARGE SIZED WHISTLER e-sHooTFH
"A wss lost on Tuesday last, between Ru,
rsks and the willows rsce-trsck. A reward Of
ssn dollars viii BE- paid for the return Of the
pistol 70 thfs Once.
Eureka, Oct 20, 1850 o2-1ws
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NOTICED.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN stste and County Taxes for the year 1850
are now due. and payable at my once, ct the
banking house Of Paxton & Co., and that the
enforced. SAMUEL COOPER.
County Treasurer, and ex-oficio Tax Collector,
By b. T. HoADLEY, Deputy.
Eureka, October 10, 1880. ols-tf
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To Anxious: You cant without turning
the losrd; aud 10 Go that Is TO eyade The
difficulty, not to meet and overcome Il.
ffor the Disfatch.l
Insects on the Whcat--Causc ana Es'

Knowing that the great Insecticides,
Paris green and London.purplc, owed thelr
virtues 10 arsenic Qbe former being arsenic
Of copper aud the latter arsenitc OF hmeb
determined to try arsenic Itself on variety
OF ..Aphisv found in large numbers on my
rye ON the wheat there were very lew. 10
psri OF arsenic 200 parts OF gypsum were
mixed, and sowcd over the rye FRIDAY ,asl'
On examination OF the rye late saturday,
after rhe heavy rain, the insects were ai
conc. But on examination OF rye adloIn-
ing. on which nothing was put, there were
nouc found--in both cases being. suppose,
washed into the ground by the heavy rain.
and probably many Of them drowned:
They arc a. yet very small, and SOFT ana
tender. This experiment shows bow eau.
tious we should be In tracing effects to their
causes. The "Alphis" on the rye was very
active, with long, red legs. They are gen
orally OF duh, lead color, and very inactiye'
Arsenic rs much cheaper than the farls-
green or London purple. and may answer
The same purpose. The former is 10 cents
per pound, the second 40 cents, and the
latter 20 or 25 cents per pound. Paris-green
il much used for the cottou-worm, and the
London-purpIe is coming into general use
as insect-destroyer. THOMAS POLLARD.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and AnctIoneer'
1ll8 Main street,
a. CO.. p.,,u Tfrhmond. Va.


MOUNTAIN TOP lsUMMEI,RI! I RE IS R1,s
Hi.TJE RipGE MOUNTAINS: IMMED,A,Tl,E,iLsl
ABSt InE GREAT TuNNppda On TThhr E fhnif.
IY iHE GRANDEsT AND MOST ,J PrSi l.t
Missouri or THE MoUNr ,A iNS TTsphH ,sTH III
VIRGINIA, ANO ALSO THE EH,, frnE " r ~,
snons, Mountain Resort, around which nature has
c,sieycd her choicssi scenery. will be sold az pubic
auction on ,s 1ne pr pr 4' i p sA'o" '
" The fhRM contains THREE HUNDRED
ACRES or MOST FERTILE fAsTURE NOUN
TAIN LAND--iwo thirds arabic, ana me Da'ahoc
J" The 4, hRjFN with all kinds of vegetables and
variety OF choice grapes, Is moro ihan aoequae IN
TRc improvements are OF most substantial char,
sctsr built OF stone and brick-in good 1rder-and
consist besides usual out-houses, OF LARGt no.
TIL, ANN @ TO ace ommodate seventy-nye or more
guests, Wing lwo-siory promenade balcony across
IL front, commsndlus most saiensve views VI 'ne
The MEDICINAL ADVANTAGES OF the fine
CHALYBEATE SPRING adlscent 10 me hote; 70, 70
rlscc owAg TO lis altitude fbeing one thousand nine
hundred and nueiy-slx feet sboye Underwater. and
Inc highest summer resort In the mountains OF Vr-
ein,sJ have caustd numberess invaiids from all
SECTIONS Of the country seek the advantage OF this
water and atmosphere, 50 rtviyifying to weak and
Jbe location of MOUNTAIN TOP for views is
nm surpassed The three counties Of Augusta. Abe
marie, and Nelson. converge 10 point IN iront OF
play OF their eIIraordioary BEAUTIES from hi, ,hs
point To the west the beautiful Shenandoah Vail
lev displays IT'S towns and villages frem The Blue
Riiae ia the North mountain. and from stanton
far beyond Viewers Cave; TO the east the Abfmarle
ana Kockfish Valleys with their towns and villages,
from Charlottesville TO Alton and up and along the
base of the Blue Ridge Is a landscape The equal OF
which l. not 10 he found. The mountains here
abound IN all kinds OF game and are frequenied by
from the adjacent counties.
The RkILROAD COMMUNICATIONS TO
MOUNTAIN TOP are such hat visitors can leave
fithtr Baltimore Washington. Richmond, or
IIynchburg obey being about equi dlstantl after
business hours saturday. and return at an carly
hour on the following Monday morning.
PARTIES ATTENDING 1HE SALE FROM RICH
MOND CAN LEAVE on SATURDAY MORNING (DAY
DF Said BY CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ANDR RETURN TO BUSINESS on MONDAY.
After the above SAFE the entire FURNITURE.
UGH as belongs to first class hOiel, will be sold.
Parties ding the sale can leave either OF the
lboye- mentioned cities on the morning OF the day
II sale and arrive at The hotel in time for ex-
animation Of premises and sale, where they VIII be
furnished accommodat ons.
TERMS One third cash balance AT one and two
ears. @ per cent. interest, secured by trust-deed
Terms of personal properly announced at sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
ap 3,5.6.10,12.1315 16&17 Auciioneer.
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AZ the meeting OF the American Fish
Cultural Association in New York Wednes
day lecture on the propagation OF tB'
oyster. illustrated by charcoal sketches. was
given by DIR. w. j. Brock, of Johns Hop
kins University. european natufalIsts
are agreed" be said, "ihat the oysters
which are found in European waters hatch
their eggs and carry their young for a GER
tain time within the shell. This may be
true, but in that case they are different
from the American oyster. Last sum-
mer l made series OF experiments ut
Cresfeld, an oyster town In Mary
land, to find out the method OF propaga-
tion and to attempt the impregnaton OF
eggs arti6cially. The result was that 1t was
fonnd that American oysters do not breed
their young within the shell, and that the
eggs can be fertiliztd artifcially in the same
manner rs those OF the fish. There is no
way to discover the male from the female
oyster except by the Use OF The microscope.
The eggs OF the oyster are iD6nitesimal IN
size, Of different, irregular shapes, and have
a clear spot In the centre.
can average oyster contains from SIX to
Dine million eggs, and one of larger size
may contain as many as fifty millions. The
plan pursued in fertilizing the eggs Is TO
CHOP tne Uliic dHU Itfiidit O)sttlS w tO-
getber, and thus the fluids are mixed and
the impreenation is made complete. Imme-
dafely the process Of development begins,
and goes on so rapidly that change can he
noted every fifteen seconds. In very few
seconds The embryo is sufficiently formed TO
swim i'm the water. The shells at first are
very small, and are not adjacent to each
other. They grow very RAPIDLY, closing
down over the sides, and finally unite and
form the hinge. In the short time OF
twenty-four hours the Young oyster is able
to take food. and from three days to a week
ii attains perfect form. During its early life
1t is swimming animal.
"At one time had as many rs bali mil
lion Of embryonic oysters in watch crys-
tal--at certain stage OF development. An
oyster in able 70 reproduce It's species after
attaining years growth, and il is market
able ut the age Of three years. These eX-
perimeDts were so complete and successful
that IL left no doubt in my mind that oysters
Can be propagated artiGcally with success"
In answer 10 the question why oysters
were not iii for use during The months that
do not contain the letter "r," the Professor
replied that they were good when taken
fresh from The water. But during be spawn
ing season they become easily spoiled on
account OF the breaking Of the eggs in hand
ling them.
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ron RENE.

LO4 RENT, NICE BRICK TENE- e.
IL MENT, No. s02 Marshall street. between lii
Eighth aud Niuih; Twelve rooms; kitchen, stable,
and all coDyenences.
DEsIRABLY-LOCATFD BRICK DWELLING,
No. 3G5 Franklin street, between Third and Fourth
streets; ten room aD6 AL conycuiences.
ONE OF THOSE DESIRABLE JONES'S-ROW
TkNEMENTS, on Grace between Madison and def.
ferson streets: ten rooms, kitchen, and all conye-
n..nces.
BRICK TENEMENT, No. 3l2 north Twelfth
street. bStween Broad and MARSHAL streets, con-
tanning ten rooms, kitchen, Sc.
SMALL BRICK TENEMENT, No. 10 nor,h
Fourth street, between Main and Franklin streets
Elk rooms, &c.
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING on EiRh.
tenth between Broad and Grace streets; ten rooms
and convenience.
NICE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING, No
26l5 Franklin street; six iotms Kitchen, gas, wa
ttr,&c.
BRICK TENEMENT. No. 1915 Marshal street
between Twenty. third and Twenty. fourth streets
six roomn and an coDytniences.
BRICK DWELLING on Fourth street between
Main and Cary stree 5; ten rooms. &C.
BRICK TENEMENT, No. 21l3 Grace street
between Tweniy.frs and Twenty-second streets
ten rooms, re-; aud many Others
Please call and look at our list. Apply TO
ROBERT II. LYME,
ap3-3i 1912 Main street,
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-. 1900 ...Es-.rnfure DaE..
By GrnIbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents anp " ,.and PANT
rievepth street between nai" az"


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF sEVE
1 III TRACTs OR PARC,ErLns rcIi M c 81 ~
rytS.. W.T. on THE CIT ~ , r., corr, 20
In execution of decree OF ,ne Of dfnond Daven.
hlcnuon 20 rs Wickhau. the undersignea tnrec
poI. % ~, viii sell by auction, upon ny pTem-
son'n,sS'oofnv I,ay The 9Th day OF nbr,,, issn,
ISIS, gu ,s ~, =, \ o o'clock NJ. TIM w LAND
con,ainin3 OF 37I-1000 AChbu, nsns ~ ~ ~, ,ne
mr. "a hoppsd road about SIX pis i ~ - Wy ~
civ adjoning the farm formeIp, ast Known o ~.
Exall. and being part T 20 NAV he made good
farm: and n Is not far from INC '"' "
railroad up james river. Tho unaersirncd. AL.
ro,,,Sare md W. H. Jeake, comm is,iosnssrIs p
FORMER decree will sell q 1RAII ~ 2an d ~ ~
lyinq near the above and ad?oIn,ms rJ others ''""
Fdwarcs w ". and a. ~. Brown, anu 2'', 80, ,,,.
hrnr which isay af ~ o'clock Il. Ml the 'nree
commissioners wi sell, upon Inc prel',es. Evio
No q and I'm The plat OF SUBDIVISION W ,oe rug
bn., q = c,rwfre former with about 10 AChEs,
the latter with about 2O1 ACRES Inesa dan.h ne
on The Hutchinson road. when " near ,,I
alton Of the Grove road. ana Iuss arc "'''"' '"''
about three miles from the city. - e...,
TERMS: ror the first and third tracts one ioufth
cash. the residue nj one. two, anu tbIes "",hh III
the second tract costs of suit ana sac IN ,asl oaI
ance nj one two, and three years WIN pci sona se
curity or one third cash, balance ~ one, ,wo' anu
three wears without security. IN an casss t,s ere
dts 10 be for notes with Interest
nualy, and titles 10 be retalneu Ny TIC N'"'' Until
all The purclase money Is PAID. =. A. M, -.
Plais OF all tie land may be seen az tle once oi
'"s A. J.. BUULWARE,
A. Il. COURTNEY,
Commi ssioners
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. AucIioneers. q omaha,
NH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. lll3 Main street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A BRIO

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
/ DWELLING ON WEST LINE OF EIGHTH
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS. IMMEDIATELY IN REAR OF THE
DRUGsTOR ON MAIN AND EIGHTH
STREETS-By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the
18th dly OF January. 1876. and recorded in Rich
mond hancery Court, ID. b. lC7 &, page 149. and
executed to me to secure certain negotiable note
therein mentioned and default having been made
in payment thereof and being required by The
beneficiary therein so 10 do VIII sell at public
auction, on the 18Th DAY OF APRIL, at O'Clock
y. NJ. the property described In said deed. as fol-
lows: All that certain lot of land, with improve
ments thereon. In the ciiy of Richmond, fronting
80 feet Oh west line of Eighth street between Main
and Cary streets. and running back between
parallel lines 81 feet more or less.
This properly commands good rental value. and
is prospective value IN view Of hotel site oppo-
site lot should be considered.
TERMS: Ca sh as To expense of sale, aud to pay
OF the amount.of sl.075. Possibly easier terms may
be agreed upon AZ SAFE. l.. T.. BROWN. Trustee.
J THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
an 239.l0. l4&15
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by Frank j. sampson,
Real Estate Agent, AuctiGneer, and Notary Public
Hull street between Eighth and Ninth,
Manchester, Va.
SALE OLE AFAR

= COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FARM
" IN CLOVER HILL TOWNSHIP, CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, VA, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue of a decree OF the Circuit Court OF Ches
terrified county, entered on the l6h day of Noyem-
Der, 1879, In case OF Thomas Crump who sues. &C.,
the county courthouse, between the hours of IL
O'Clock NJ. and 2 O'Clock L, NJ, on MONDAY the
18th day OF April, 1850 tbeing county eourt-dayl,
the LAND In the proceedings men toned, containing
40 ACRES. on the Goodies Bridge road, near Mr.
Joseph Woodhn's and the Clover Hin coal mines
The road divides the land into two parcels, fol-
lows: l05 ACRES, upon which there Is GOOD
FRAME DWELLING and all necessary ut-hOuscs
aud SIS ACRES, on the opposite side Of the road
without buildings and will be sold 10 suit purchasers
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the expenses Of
suit ana sale, and the balance upon credit OF one
two, and three years, bonds TO carry per cent in-
terest from dav Of SALE with Il waiver or The home
stead and title retained until the purchase money
paid DAVID 4. PULLIAM,
NH 81 Special Commissioner.
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BY W. G0ddin.
Real Estate Auclioneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT, IN HENRfCO COUNTY. ON THE
SOUTH SIDE 0P FAIRFIELD STREET NEAR
TO SEVENTEENTH sTREET AND THE
WORKSHOPS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY.--As trustee In a
certain deed OF trust from Csspar Breil and Wife 10
the Subscriber as trustee, dsed 9th OF April 1879,
duly recorded In ileprico County Court, shall sell
nc public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY
the 18th Of April 1880, at n o'clock L. NJ. the
Bell.
Whilst the deed requires cash sale. The creditor
Is willing 10 accept one-tbird cash; balance at six
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured BY q deed OF trust.
sp2 y, BRElL, Ja., Trustee.
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PEOUEST OF THE OWNER, WHO

DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER, WHO
ID has moved from The CITY, we will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, April 9,
1880 al AZ O'Clock L. NJ. that very desirable LOT,
with FOUR GOOD FRAMED ID " ELL GS
thereon confirming each about six rooms. The pro-
perty Is situated If The of Clay and Norton
streets and has front OF l20 feet on Clay street,
ruanlng back $50 feet. Tire property is situated
very near 10 he new depot Of The Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad. and Is also very
convenient 10 the shops of said railroad.
TIE owner Is determined to SELL and special attcn-
ton is invited TO those seeking coed homes or safe
Investments. The property will he sold rs whole
or sepaTately as may be deemed best Gay of sale
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. 70 negotiable notes, with in
terest added, scared by trust deed:
GEORGE ). VASH0N & SON,
NH ri AuciiOneers.
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by Chewing a Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 3 north Tenth street.

MICE SMALL DWELLING, NO. lis
TIOE.-At the request OF the owner. we win sell
BY auction, on the premises. on WEDNESDAY,
The 7fh day Of April. 1880. at 8 O'Clock r.
NJ, the DWELLING located as above. The dwell
Ing Is frame, and contains four rooms, with brick
basement, kitchen, and necessary out houses all In
good order. The lot fronts 22tx12b feet deep 10
40 alley IL feet wide. This offers good oppor-
tunity 10 purchase cheap home.
TnRNs: One third cash; balance In six asd
twelve months with Interest added aptl secure by
= trust-deed. CHEWING d ROSE,
ep2 a Aucti0neets.
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THIS DAY alto O'Clock we will sell

THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we will sell
% Fresh WESTERN HORSES, Just received
suitable for all purposes, having been selected
with great care 10 suit this msrket Our instruc-
lions are 10 close. ,,,. .
4 Young, good size firstclass MULES, belonging to
q psry who sells for sant OF use
/ new PHYSICIANS PIIAETON, or best make
2 new OPEN BIGGIES. latest styles;
new ToP-BUGGlES, Brewster pattern;
i now JUMP. SEAT superior work.
new LIGhr Tor sPRING-WAGoNs- very
handy;
new LIGHT DUMP CART-ciiy.made
/ new LIGHT TWO-HORSE FARM-WAGON, TO-
gether with other stock that may be registered
IN time.
The attention Of the public Is particularly asked
10 our CARRIAGE DEPARTM ENT, which Is being
added 70 every week from The most celebrated
makers. JOHN Il. DAVIS, PrODfletoI.
NJ n COOK Salesman ap3
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HIGH-CONSTABL SALE OF
gTEAs,.ENGINE AND PRINTING
PRESSES.
By Jno. L. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,

IRON FOUNDRY. FIXTURES, AND
l. MACHINERY. ENGINE AND BOILER, &C,
FOR SALE.-Having concluded 10 discontinue the
iron branch of my bu iness. and devote my entire
attention 10 that Of brass. Offer my ENTIRE OUT
capable of producing 1900 pounds daily of castings,
all in'good order, consisting Of
EIGHT HORSE POWtR ENGINE and BOILER,
SuAgTING. PULLEYS. FAN-BLOWER,
CUPALO, RUMBLING-MlLL.
PLOW PATTERNS OF different sizes,
FLASK FOR PLOWS,
FRONT and CRATE PATTERNS of various sizes
and styles. with FLASK and BOARDS for same :;
and everything necessary Tor conducting an
iron foundry ecou omic9lly on "a small scale.
To any person desiring to embark In similar
business. and can control from three 10 five thou
sand dollars, This opportunity can toe made very adj
yantageou as this class of goods sell readily and is
very susceptibe of large increase, with good profits
If not disposed of as IA whole before APRIL STIi,
will be offered on that day al IL o'clock A. NJ. in
lots to suit purchasers. W. l.. COX,
Sl2 east Cary street.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS. apl
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by Frank j. Sampson.
Real Estate Agent, Auctoneer, and Notary Public,
Office corner Hull and Ninth streets,
Manchester. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.-In pursuance of "A decree OF the CIR
cult Court of Chesterfield county, In the chancery
suit styled " Lucy NJ. Bryant us. SOPHIE Middeton'
exsrutrix," &c., eBtered at the November tern
1879 the undersigned. specil commissioners, VIII
sell AT public auction, on MONDAY the l2in day OF
ApriI. 1850. between The hours OF IL O'Clock NJ
and O'Clock T.. NJ, in front OF Chesterfield court,
house, the TRACT OF LAND mentioned In SAID
decree, whereof Charles Middleton died seized ana
nosSessed. contsiuing by recent survey IHkrE
HUNDRED AND THlRTY-THREE ACRES, iy-
ins a bout seven miles from Chesterfield Courthouse,
near tie BfighihOpe railroad. and adjoining me
lands of the Brighthope Railway Company ana
Others. au
The buildings consist OF good and sufficiently
large and commOdious FRAME DWELLING ana
the necessary ou-houses.
The FARM IS wen wooded and watered. ana Is
pleasant residence; near 10 churches and schools,
&c. .,,.. . =
TERMS One third cash the balance OF credits OF
one and two years, equal instalmenis-the pur-
chaser TO execute his bonds for the deferred pay.
mems, bearing interest from the day OF sale, ana
The little retained Ill. the whole purchase money
shall have been paid and q cot veyance ordered by
the Court. II. II. JONES, JR..
W. X. MCKINNEY,
GEORGE MASON.
NH 81 Special Commissioners.
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by Grubbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Dank.

rFRUSTEE'S SALE OF -FOUR NEW
L FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. 613, 6i5, 6l7
AND 6lJ PINE. BETWEEN CHINA AND
HOLLY STREETS, AT AU' TJON.-By virtue Of
n deed o trust from Frank ID. Hill and wife, re-
corded i'm clerks office. December 4. 1877. in
ID. II. 1l3 e, page 455. Richmond Chancery Cour',
default having been mace in the payment OF cor
tain note thereby secured and at tie request Of the
beneficiary in said deed, ! viii proceed 10 sell at
auction. upon the premises. on MONDAY, ADrll D.
1850. at AZ O'Clock I. NJ. The property described
Ia said deed. follows: Al mat certain lot of
land IN the city of Rlchmsnt in the plan OF Beiyl
dere. on east ide of Pine between I hiua and Holly
streets. CONN encing 40 feet from Holly street
running thence In a rOrlhcrn direction, aud front.
ing on Pine street 90 feet; thence running cast
wardly. and between parallel lines l60 fee, 10 Il
20.fOOt alley.
The HOUSES are new, well built. contain four
rooms each, and city water on each lot, and are
now under good rental 10 prompt tenants.
TERMS: fXDens"s Of sale, and enough In cash 10
pay a note for 81. 600. with interest al per cent:
from December 3, 1879: the balance In six and
twelve months, with interest aided.
JOHN DUNLOP, Trustee.
BY virtue Of deed 10 US from Frank ID. Hill and
wife, dated February IA, 1870. and duly recorded
In clerks Office, Richmond Chancery Court, we will
unite in the above sale.
MARSHALL NJ GILLIAN,
ROBERT II. GILLIAN.
NH 2J Trustees.