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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-08-25

state we will have attained the stando.,
set forth IN the scriptures. Until i -
attained our efforts at home and abrooJ
must at best be intermittent and precor;
Gus.
THE THING PROPOSED,
In view of these facts and arguments :
that the mind of the whole church shall
at this time, be specially and emphaticaI'
ly directed to the Importance and obi;
CATION OF making enlarged and more cav
nest efforts for the evangelization of on
own land. Let our ministers preach
about 1T. Let our church sessions ron
suit about it. Let the Presbyteries -
their fall meetings give it their earnest
attention. Let our Christian people, thiniV
about 1T, pray about it, talk about it anJ
90 to a0ork The time past ought to s,, '5
flee for inaction. The future ought 70 h.
full OF good deeds. During the past
twelve months some of the Presbyterios
have felt the pressure of this duty var,'
heavily and have shown much concery
about it. The only reason they pause Is
because they have not the NECESSARY
funds to sustain men in the work. 4
number of them have applied to the
Executive Committee for help, but the
only encouragement they could get was
that the money at the Committees,
disposal last year was insufficient n
meet the demands of the work alreadv
entered upon. You must wait till aftey
the September collection. We hope the
receipts of the fund then will enable ms
to give you what is needed and that your
work can go on" This is the substance
OF the answers which have been re.
turned, and oh, how sad it is to be un-
able to encourage brethren longing to
work for Christ, to go forward. But
needful prudence demanded this course,
Last year the total amount received for
this cause was $8,49979. From this
fund twenty-eight Presbyteries received
assistance In the support of thirty-three
evangellsts. Twenty additional evange-
lists ought to be commissioned at once.
and more are needed. If this is done
the smallest amount on which the work
on this increased scale can be conducted is
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Which the Executive Committee SUGGEST.
ed to the General Assembly as the min
imum amount, and which the Assembly
approved. 1t is nearly two and a half
times as much as has ever been raised for
this cause, but it is easily within the
ability of the church, if collection is
taken In all the churches and every one
will do what he can. We appeal, there.
fore, to ministers and sessions to give Us
their hearty assistance; to churches and
Sabbath Schools to lend their liberal help:
and to our Christian brethren, whom God
has blessed with abundant means, to make
special gifts to this important cause, that
the gospel may be preached in all our
borders, and all our countrymen have the
opportunity of attending on It's ordi-
nances.-F%Ona the Sept. MISSIONARY.
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For the Central Presbyterian.
Minutes of the General Assem-
bly, for 1880.
Roll of Honor of the Churches.

There are in our Southern Church, ac-
cording to the Minutes just published,
1928 separate organized congregations.
Of these only forty.tfve have contributed
during the past ecclesiastical year to all
the objects of benevolence at the rate of
five dollars and upwards per member.
The list is as follows, with the names
of the pastors, the number of members,
and the average contributions per mem
Der to all causes.
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HOME MISSIONS.
An Appeal in Behalf of Evangelistic
Work

The time has now come for the whole
Church to consider the claims of her ag-
gressive work, and to determine practi-
cally by her gifts the extent to which it
shall be prosecuted during the next
twelve months. A year ago an effort
was made in behalf of this great cause.
A year hence another call will likely be
issued The present appeal must be met
roooO or it will probably be permanently
neglected. The months of September
and October of each year have been set
apart to it. Little is done for its support
except during this period; hence the ne
cessity that the attention of all our Chris
tian people shall at this time be enlisted
and their liberal gifts in it's behalf be
obtained
ITS OBJECT
Is to send the gospel to the poor and des-
titute IN Our o,On land; to carry the glad
tidings of salvation to those who are so
circumstance that they have no oppor.
tunity to hear them; to set up centres
Of Christian light and influence in neg
lected neighborhoods; to recall from the
paths Of sin slumbering professors of re-
ligion, who, because Of the want of the
privileges Of the sanctuary have relapsed
from the ways Of God, and to restore
them to lives Of usefulness in the king
dom Of our Lord Jesus Christ; to rescue
the children and youth Of the land from
growing up in ignorance and irreligion,
and thus from becoming pests to society
and enemies to the Church to encourage
feeble and disheartened congregations by
visitation, counsel, and the word of God,
and thus stimulate them to a higher ap-
probation Of and more self-denying ef-
forts to obtain, the stated ministry Of the
gospel; and, generally, to extend the
knowledge and influence Of Divine truth
and to establish and strengthen it through
out all our bounds No part Of the
Churchs work is more important, o5h9-
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Only one-half of those on this roll las

Only one-haIf Of those on this roll last
year are on it this year. These forty-fve
churches are distributed thus:
Synod Of Alabama, 4 Arkansas, 8;
Georgia, 6; Kentucky, 5; Mississippi, 8 !;
Missouri, 3; Tennessee, 2; North Carroll
ma, 3; South Carolina, 8; Texas, 9; Vir-
ginia, g. E. ~.
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Hold Fsats OF Chtld-Riders.
Isrockton lCal.) NALL


A gentleman who lives on the Stanislaus
river. close to its junction with the San
Joc,uuin, told Mail reporter this morning
vrnut he never would have believed had he
not known his Informant to be entirely
eyosi worthy. He said that near his place
nv. boy and girl-the former about twelve
zad the other fourteen years OF age-who
frequently lump into the saddle in the
morning and ride all day among droves oil
aid cattle, which would surely gore
rAem. TO death should they become
xznsea:ed. They both carry lariats, and
a they see cali in the drove that
xxzs escaped being marked they run on
AZ it, The boy throwing bis rope, catching
IL by the mead and the girl catching IL by
vte feet. after which the ears and brisket
zre,sSuy cut. But this Is not all. On the
rxuch is large bottom Of undeIgrowtb, in
which roam hundreds OF wild hogs. Or
xAese the bears are very ferocious, and will
ks,as when pressed the least bit. The
<h:ldren, mounted on the wel-traineh
Asrses, and carrying in their hands the
xzsso which they so skiifuly handle, dasd
Jheadlong after these hogs, over all sorts OF
ground, up and down steep banks, catch
ing one out Of nearly every drove they
Scare up. Last summer they caught over
thirty In this manner. Wnen the lasSo u
thrown on the head and feet OF hog and
ne Is stretched out 80 that he can do no
asere harm, the boy gets down from bis
Aarse and ties the hogs feet with some rope
ams-ied along fer the purpose. His horse
sands as firmly without as with rider, be-
ing trsined to that work and never having
6ooe any other. A wagon Is sent for the
Asg, which Is placed in strong pen and
Uoou tanned so that II can be fatted for mar
Ref. A few days ago the boy was riding 10
abc underground when he started up 8
&eer. Putting spurs to bis horse he got
near enough to throw bis lasso on bis
s.osns, but he did not have time to faster
lhe other end OF bis lssso to his saddle be-
lege tue heet-footed animal was of with
de rope and all. The children have been
eidiag constantly ever since they were biz
enough to sit on horse.
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CHAPLIN, srAyLEs & Co. Auclio
BY Grlbbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers-
Eleventh street between Main and banB'

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VALUA.
/ BILE FARM KNOWN Az TIE R0,kn
MILLS. WITH 1,040 ACRES, IN hAHUrEEh
RiCaM0ND. AND THE FINE CHICKAHOMiiNtrl9,
FARM KNOWN A. Z INV 90 ~ ,MJ VII
$50 854-leOO ACRES, IN HENRICO MI y,
ABOUT SEVEN MILES BELOW RlCnMOND,
AT AUCTiON.-In execution OF two reeus OF Iiust
from Alfred Moses and wife 10 the snDscrccIs as
trustees both dated 18th April S75. ana duly re-
corded, being thereto required by the creators ,s
respectively. in tho order named below, me ioil9w
ing REAL ESTATE conveyed In sara deco ~ o.
On FRIDAY the 2siir Say OF May, isSOrat ~
O'Clock ~. the ROCKY Mills FAM, ylhH OIL
tho short Pump road and on the South Anna river,
About one half OF 1t Is in woods ana thinner; vne
balance Is cleared. and embraces some eoou Low
grounds. There are the usual improvements. lnIS
farm will be sold as q whole or suD1ivi1eu INTO p"f
GELS rs nsay be desired by bidders. ,ooo.
And or MONDAY the Bis day or May. icSvs
CONNIE ncinQ at IL O'Clock NJ, we VIII sell me
EIMWOOD FARM, formerly owned by simon
GouIdiu and now occupied by Mr. EDWARD IayIor.
fhis has always been regarded as remarkably nue.
farm. beirp very prOduc ive. II has the usual I'M
movements. and will be suUdived " desired.
TEENS: The deeds authorize the sale OF Inc hrst
farm 10 be for about $4,000 aud expenses OF SAFE III
cash and OF the second for about s2,sUO IN" TX
nenss of sale in cash, and the reissue IN each case
nDOn such terms as the grantOr may prrssrloe,put
we are authorized 10 say that IL desired the TERMS
will he made more liberal ~, H.
Plats OF The lands may be seen at the once OF the
auciioneers. ,,.. ,,,oa IN %.
gains. rAh nn II Nnii In i,h'
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. ap "a
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lfor the Dispatch.l
Lexington Presbytery.
SECOND DAY.

The Presbytery met this morning al St
s,ejock. Rev. A. II. Price was received
Sssuu Montgomery Presbytery, and enrolled
= member of this body. The call OF
Eroadway church for bis pastoral services
wss placed in his hands.
Rey. u. l.. Brown resigned the pastoTa'e
ar WINDY Cove church, and goes to warm
sSpriugs aud Greenwood churches.
Rev. c. s. M. See resigned the pastorate
q Crab Bottom church.
Bethesda church was allowed permission
10 prosecute a call before Eastern Texas
Rsesbytefy for the pastoral services OF
Efv. william NJ. McElwee.
Rev. &. w. Humphreys was dismissed 10
Palmyra Presbyiery. Missouri.
Fairfield church presented call Tor the
PASTORAL services OF Licentiate James ii.
Anitt,, and his acceptance was made known
by letter.
Ttc following were appointed commits
suissisners 10 The General Assembly: Rev.
DIR. j. l.. kirkpatrick and Rev. ID. A. Pc
Mick, Elders j. T. l.. Preston and ID. NJ.
s3Witzer. Alternates: Reys. 4. N. Boyd
and r. McCufcban, Elders X. Sitlington
And X. A. Curry.
Mount Horeb church was chosen as the
place Of the next stated meeting.
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BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer'
lII3 Main street.

lNEXCELLENT BUSINESS STAND
~ A CORNER sTOt K-BRTCK STORE AND
NEAT RESIDENCE ABOyE.Do!NG an IN,
CELLENT BUSINESS NORTIlWEST GUk y ~
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR TH0SE DE.
STRING TO COMMENCE PROfIJABLE
GROCERY BUSINESS.-I Will sell at aacuoh' Oh
the premises, on
THURSDAY. 18TH or April, At $50 P-M-
the BRICK STORE and RESIDENCE. with iron
porticO over the store located above fronting 20
feet on Pine street, with dep'h OF l4o itet hIong
siiemarIr street. Fine large s,ore-room dwelling
above. Eve rooms stable, carrisee'house, &ci gas
and water. =, -. - A, =.
This STORE property IS very desirable. being on the
and the most prominent corner IN thrs
location. Side entrance, &c aud coTinanhlng tue
best run OF business In this section oil inc eiy
two years: or. one fourth cash. balance IN SIX,
twelve eighteen. and twenty. -four months; interest
added. and secured by IriLst-dt ed. o.-
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
.noS AuciiOnetr.
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BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucfionecr'
1917 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT NEkI
l. DESIRABLE AND NEwLY.CONSTRuTN,,Tc,
ED TWO-sTORY SrOCK-BR!Ck DWELiTrNsEi,
No. 500 WEST LEIGH strict. SlTEATIEwp
Al THE CORNER OF JUDAH STREET; npW
0tCuPTED by JOSEPH ADAMS, AT PUBLIC
AUCTTON-In execution OF two Certain d. eds OF
tru,t from Joseph Adams and wifo TO The under
signed as trustee dated respectively 10th septem,
ber 1875, and l4'h August, 1877, and OF record in
Richmond Chancery Court, y. u. 100 u. page ~
aud ID. o. Ill g, page l63, VIII otfer ior sa.e e;
upon fhe premises, on TUESDAY the fth day OF
May, 1880. at 5k O'Clock Z. NJ. being required 50
to do by the holders Of the notes secured Oy san
deeds, Default having been maze in the payment OF
the same. the PROPERTY conveyed by sad deeus
The HOUSE contains FIVE rooms detached hlcneh
With two rooms: wafer, cuiverts, &c. on The prem
ises The LOT fronts rs feet on Leigh stree, ana
runs back "a feet 10 an alley. The whole premises
Is IN thorough repair. The house mas nice front and
rear porehes extending across the whole width OF
the house. The house has only been built few
yesrs, and the best materials and wOrkmen were
employed This Is truly one If the best houses In
that portion Of the city.
Terms: Whilst the deed reqniies cash as TO pay
costs and expen ses Of sule aud tn pay OF noies OF
1900 and 1915. with all interest that may be due
thereon, yet more liberal terms Will prGbl6ly DO
given. IL. A. NEAGlEh,
an 26 27.2eSMyl Trustee.
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The YOUTHS Companion does not give
the ways OF counting 81 referred 10, out the
following twenty ways are suggested, AZ
WAYS remembering that each set OF four
should give the required number-viz.
Adding the respective columns togetheT YER
ticsliy: then the respective lines hori-
zortally; then oblQuely from corner 10
corner; then every other figure oDhquely
In the TIVE centre columns; then the Iour
figures composing each quarter OF t1e'ap
OF figures then the four centre ngurts;
and finally the four corner figures.
In bsw many other ways the bgure %
can he counted In Albert Durer's puzzle
has moi been discovered, but II is clear that
a score Ia by no means the limit, Tor by
adding the two middle figures in the upper
line 10 the two middle figures IN the
lower line "a is counted, So it's by ADDING
the two middle figures in the left-hand
column 10 the two middle figures In the
right hand column; and it may be done In
various other ways that could be suggested,
but as II is presumed the puzzle is to see IN
how many wars 81 can be counted, each
reader is left TO work it out TO bis own
satisfaction.
Albert Durcr was born in 147l, at Nurem'
berg. where lie died In 1923. Since MS
time much ingenious speculation has been
expended upon the proper Interpretation
OF the symbolism that eharacteriZes the
famous engraving above referred 70. Since
witnessing the extravagant interest taken
in the {" gem puzzle" Of cur day, which, 1t
is said has even crazed some iDtelects, may
not The puzzle in the engraving signify one
of the numerous causes that has cl0uded
the human brain, just as the problems OF
time, Justice, mechanics, astronomy, geo.
metry, astrologv, divination. alchemy, etc,
clearly referred to in the print SIGNIFY
other causes!
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lFor The Dispatch.I
Abingdon Presbytery.
SECOND DAY.


ABINGDON. Va, April %, 1880.
PresbyteTy met at 8 O'Clock.
Reys. j. NJ. Kirkpatrick and q. ii. Gill
n,er, with Ruling. Elders w. 4. Hoge, z. Il.
Ssapp, Joseph Cloyd, and Dr. K. c. Craig,
appcaFed, and were excused for hardness.
Rev. Mr.. HUMPHREYS was excused Tor
ssseoce at the present session.
Reports were made by missionary sup
Isses, and great part OF the day was taken
ND with the free conversation on the state
si religion. Two or three churches re-
Yor;ed revivals, and the general ,enor OF
sshe reports was encouraging. There are
now thirty-tbree churches on the roll.
Ppsbyiery determined 10 meet next fall
at Rich Valley church, In smyth county,
September 1st. at II NJ.
fsev. j. o. Sullivan and Elder j. Ii. Cald-
we'll were elected commissioners to the
General Assembly, which meets in Charles
Ton, S. c.; Rev. j. NJ. KiAkpatrick and j.
L.. SQotts aliernates.
New Dublin church was granted permits.
n5yn TO employ Rev. u. Ii. Gimer as stated
sxppiy.
We have beautiful weather. and are hav-
ing pleasant and profitable meetings. b.
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BY George s. yashon & Son.
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers'
No. 7 north Tenth street.


u,RUsTEE,s SALE OF LOTS Nos. 10
AND 8 ON SOUTH SIDE OF CARS
STREET NEAR TEMP II STRE x, ; SCYl Nos ~
ASD rs on OAK STREET IN REAR or AboEE
Tors. s0x1So2;I2 FEET ISD E "a On HHRNRv AE
SGTrnFIT NEAR WASHINGTON ST Ell
$4,000 FEET EACH TO AN ALL 70 the ,nG x,r
tue of deed Of trust duly exeen.eo 70 Court c,erk,s
Office in -. 3. IO2 page Z32, TO secule the pay
ment OF certain NOES therein meniiOneu ann &c
fault having been made in The raymtnt tnereoI,
wi being thereto required by the b.petclary, pro-
coed 10 .eiI at public auction ON tue pre son o
WEDNESDAY the 9Th day OF May, Iesu, AZ
o'clock p. N fhe PROPERTY above d'scr ned. ,,,,,
TERMS Cash as 70 expenses OF sHg Se ow 1
notes with interest; sl5O.48, due April ., 1879;
aba 'se, Dire October 10. 1879; aud slb9 IA; cue
ApriI 49, 1880 credit as 10 : o. % tlii io.n
of October 1880: balance OH such terms as may
be announced on day OF sale. oao An
The sale viii commence at LOIS N1s. lo auo U"
fayy street promptly ~ O'Clock +. Nj.
M, % CHARLES L. VASHON. TRUSTEE:
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The issue Of the Youths Cosnpenson o
ApriI 18Th, under the heading Of "notn'ns
New Under the SUM-" has the following
q The puzzle Of 1918 IL never was copy.
rigbted, and much compassion mas oeen
spent Oh the inventor for bis lack OF iore.
sight, which lost bin the pronts OF NV
popular toy. But now there 10 doubt AZ
to whether be could have taken out COPY.
right. Some shrewd observer mas us.eos
cred IN picture Of Melancholio' ~ A' .'e.,.
Durer. In the fifteenth century, tnc ksm
nuzzle y with the numbers from one TO SIX
tern arranged 80 as to count thirty-four IN
twenty different ways. So often do not
only history but tribes repeat themselves
lbai one Is sometimes led TO doubt wnetner
there ought to be copyright or patent ior
anything as being new under the SUM-. g.
Tfhc arrangement Of Albert Durer's ny
ures IL as follows:
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flor the Dtspatch.i
-un~>xsre q west Hanover Pfesbytery.
THIRD DAY.
CovEsvuLE, April 23d.
The ministerial members present this

CovEsvu.LE, April 23d.
The ministerial members present tins
~orsiug are b. NJ. Smith, D. d.. x. L.
Money D. D.. u. d. Bell. ID. d., j. N. =.
Atksnson. u. D., w. s. Thompson, 81 NJ
wales. r. Woods, L. b. Johnston, II. H.
Hswes, T. S. Witberow, Hugh Henry,
rCaar'cs White. E. D. washburp, q. l..
Re1rir, and 7. p. Epes.
Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Walton ana
sDHdges preached their trial-sermons.
TIE chief business Of this session was 10
svccive aud read the narratives OF tue stare
- religion from the churches.
a resolution was adopted recommending
IL Ckpsraf Pres6yteriGn newspaper 10 the
znfrooagc Of the churches.
The following persons were eiectca com.
mgssioners to the approaching meeting OF
e. General Assembly al Charleston, 5. z. |;
Minister, r. l.. Johnson; Elder, Judge r..
r.. watson, OF Charlottesville; with the foi-
Iewius Minister, William ..
f,,csnpson Elder, A. l.. Holiday.
Rev. E. Woods asked leave to resign tne
psssorxte OF South-Plains church; where.
upaa the church was summoned 10 SHOW
csnse at the next meeting OF Prespy'ery
why this request should not be grained.
Toe candidates for licensure READ tnelr
popular lectures as a part OF their tf'ais;
Mr.. Eres preached a sermon as a part OF ,f,a'
for ordination. These trial-pieces VIII pc
seoufIpued this afternoon.
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BY j. r. Backaday, Auctioneer,
lh2A Main street.

DOSITIyE SALE OF CROCKERY AND
Il GLASSWARE AT AUCTION commencing
MONDAY ApriI 26th. at 10 o'clock A.. NJ. at No.
I52s Main street, will sell without limit or re-
serve, in lots 10 suit. 10 CRATES OF CROCkEBf,
embracing large assortment OF ,r,,
YELLOW and ROCKINGHAM WARE, WHITE
GRANITE and q. q. WARE: GhAssW AXE
&C.. consisting of CUPS, SAUCES; BOWS,
DISHES, PLATES, CHAMBERS, MUGS, IA
SINS. EWERS. SPITTOONS. BAk ERo. miLh-
PANS, GOBLETs, TUMBLERS, &C.. &C.
The attention of grocers and the public generalIy
"a most Respectfully asked 10 this sale. rs IL COM
Drises The largest. and without doubt The most saa
BILE. stock of staple goods that have ever onerea
ar public auction. The whole TO be sold WITHOUT
limit or reserve.
AT THE SANE TIME AND PLACE
100 sacks CHOICE EARLY-R0sE, PEERLEss'
-'' and PEACH glow POTATOES;
80 barrels SUPREME FLOUR;
so boxes LAUNDRY-SOAPs; ov
and many other goods. j. II. HOCkAnA1.
az" en- o4yt Auctioneer.
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The attempted suicide In New YORK
Thursday OF DR.. John &. Manning pre-
sents some peculiarly sad features. The
unfortunate man had been divorced from
his wife some years ago, and the custody OF
their children was awarded to her. Three
days ago be obtained an order from the
Court permitting him to see his children.
He found them playing in the Park, but
thew did not recognize him, and ran away
at bis approach. This was the last blow,
and under it he succumbed.
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by u. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionoer,
lll3 Main street.

A NEW FRAME STORE AND DWELL.
N ING ON RESERVOIR AND DOBS0N
STREETS, WITH LARGE AND NEAT LOT At
TACHED.-By virtue OF a deed Of trnst date 9Th
ID. IL. ll5 G., page 55. executed by Frank Miller,
Jr for Msrgaretta Koch and Charles Koch and
wife, TO me as trustee, TO secure certain negotiable
notes therein mentioned, and default having been
made In payment thereof aud being requested by the
beneficiary therein 10 do will sell at public auc
ton, -
The above property, fronting on The east line or
Reservoir street at its intersection with he nor h
line of D0bson. 63 7-l2 feet, with a depth of 100,
TO al'ev l5 feet wide-being lots Nos. . and 10 In
blOcg M. IL.
Parties looking for a fine stand for business being
the proposed terminus Of the street railway and on
the most popular drive In the city, should attend
this sale
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added secured By
trust deed. +. OTHO LOHMANN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, kuc,ioner. apl is
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DELINQUENT TAXES.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFIcE,(
RICHMOND, April l2. 1880.
DELINQ ENT REAL-ESTATE
L. TAXES OF 1879.

In pursuance of an ordinance OF the city; ! have
prenared ana posted a LIST OF DELlNQuENT
TAXES IN REAL ESTATE for 1879, subject TO
the Inspection of all concerned Furtbur In pursn-
ance of ordinance, notice Is given In All The daily
papers OF the city that all such REAL ESTATE so
deflnauent viii lie sold at auction on the FIRST
DAY of the May term of the Hustinss Court, unless
the taxes and penalty thereon have been previously
paid.
am further required by ordinance 10 publish In
than ten DAYS previous u such sale, hst of real
estate 50 Delinquent for the taxes OF The previous
year.
In conformity Herewith notice is hereby given
that such list win be Published In the STATE news
TUESDAY THE GOTH APRIL, and
SATURDAY THE LIST DAY or MAY; ana on
MONDAY. NAY SD, II being the nrst cay 81 sns
May term Of the Hastings Court, shall. between
the hours OF l2 N. and O'Clock T.. NJ. proceed 10
sell In front OF the thy Hall, ON bro1d s.5sss ~
delinquent rs afvrrssid, Including IN additional
penalty 81 three per cent. for charEcs. ,.
~ l8-tMlS A. z. wO0ps0S, coueo'or'