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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-17

ny Geo. re e. Crawford ''ra,....
Real Estate AAs'' -. 49,
1905 Blns street
AND DA' sTRABLEFAIM
ID IN HANOVER cous'TY'vA'
ron SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

"a. owner. who has .-rmoved 10
Mtne ey,rynis. will sell al public ~ e'Inn' on
,ne nremises. on sATuspMi thar I9,sr DIST
Mirrh. lesV,avv tcown as "kRisHUAGh Az
RhBLE u, u.novsr county, Va. three miles J. "m
y,ror. OH The Chesapeake nna a,ce,len, warm np
mile, rrpSr g. bordercd OR one side by the New
sna riyer nd on another ny ihe nn1"r donn ieau
,,,, 10 Inc civ OF Richmond, oy "heu 'he
is iweniy.,a m mains 255 ACRES. 60 acre; Of which
~ ORC nal. growth timber OF oah, ..cho,y, am
- III III ,.i nee cleared and In me slale OF cnlD
pine. the heen i'm proved by recent AMI cspous
san,,c,,ions OF Lees prepared agricultutn nut
yard manure and me iaiom,lps =. @
uai u o,,s about 80 acres Is wen SCI III cover
grten hn orasses the Wild II when ma, tuy de-
Inc adapabliiy OF we su - ~ ~, ~,
of tIe various grasses Anou. one a, s.rd~ lam
a. If Granite soil tine balance OF rcn sanN 'o ~
,so yxho,e being unGerlad by red clay suso ne
~, ie Sncised BY n good snpstau,'i, ichrc, nilu
corven emily divided INTO INFO sy Newfound river and
shoc spr,,,gs with their branches, Oesoes an eAce
ieni well Of wafer IN the yard rrvr LARGE.
sotARE BRICK DWELLING con'ainlnx I3rge,
a,rv rooms halls, closets. &C, WIN ~. .
dInipg.i Dom and kitchen deaene"i ~ u,h he,nn,ni
n,,ar, and ey.rerrens. The out-0uiiiings are
.mnle and convenient consisting 81 staoe, tranaiy
corn cribs, sheds. &C., also icf-ho''e al" ''
Iie aua,iers Tor lahorers. ,
A N excellent orchard and garden. - ,,,
From the superior soil, healihfulhess OF iocai2n,
convenfenc, 4, ,choois, churches, MINIS &C. III.
ueIghbnrhood has retained and aiirnced The best
society, aud his sale undouoteCiy a h's al III ~ lie
nortuiity for profitable investment us wen Us the
securiug a comfortable AMI beautiful home
The sale VIII be- without reserve.
TERMS: $500 cash; balance In easy payments
made known on The day OF sale. a.,
| Colonel william ~. Campbell. residlng on ,he
adjoining farm, Will take pleasure III 'howlDg ne
nremisns 10 uersons applying. For further para c'
~ IL ~. adde's GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD,
"'"'' 1908 Bank street, Richmond Va,
or The owner :. FRANK HUBERT, ESD, Sslem'
Roanoke county, Va. mn eoulIo'InN---.,
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by w. Goddin.
Real Estate Auciioneer'
. ~ raak and Eleventh streets.

so,ntr of Tank and fleVentb euee'''
~,ouurssIoNERs' GALES OF yALU,s
ALE REAL ESTATE IN T r,,r I'll IiAimts
HIciMosp; Also 4 ko cr, N > N aESRI.
kiVnn NV NV Urine of eyersi drcrees Of the
h,,ee,y Court of The ci Of Richmond. e"er. r.
IN c,se ~ warwick executor eg lust WEI
wick. c.. the uiderslgned, rtspscivss gtI ofYsr
ps,. an lie nyentses in the ord.r named-s'I
nv III Carrier and George X. Macon. cor 1o r
sioncrs IN the decree OF thc nr March 1850 nj
on 1891 p NJ that VALUABLE LOT Oh the east
siie OF Fifth bptweeu Grace ana rr',si i,nes al
fronting leo feet, running oach ln pa 90 The a,
Zoe, hein the same properly conNtNeu w ", oSa
sbr,I,,,n Wsrwick on the 18th Of Maier, 1884,
hy Thomas C. Keaton. special CON mssivnIII Tin Gar
nd unc or said decree. the undersisnen, t,n va,
ter and lanes ST. N. DAVE, sprciai comini'siontis'
will offer for sale. OF the premises 9p ~ %eT aTE
st 3 O'Clock p. NJ, The following REAL ESTATE
IN ,ae T Ths ITxBIE LOT tadjoinInz the stone
xsrshousei on ths south side Of CRY str. el ve-
tween Eighth ana Ninth streets Iron,lnE h. ~ 40
sonth sIde OF Cary street "a feet. running nacn ~
feet 10 Basin street. conveyed 10 the hie =, war
wick nv Fred. Anderson and wife on The lin on
March, ] sj2 and by William j. Barssda'e on tue
Ss ~. :, TOT Tor and SMALL BRICK TENEMENT
on the east line II Eleventh. between Byri anu "a
nal streets fronting go feet, running back 60 fse,
conveyed 10 said A. Wafw wick BY Moron Gar
borne snecial conn issioners. on the "a Oh feo-
al 'THRfE FIFTHs Undivided OF LOT;
known ss No. Is, In Pickett. Pollard. Johnson anu
Yuung's plan fronting rs feet on NE ter5 s,,e 80
Water street, running BACK OF an iries"'i uep'' W
the old Rockets warehouse. -,
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at SIX. twelve,
and ,isheen months for negotiable notes, interest
adced. ana 'tIe rssa'"e' nil III 'cXRTFR'
GEORGE X. MACON,
Special Commissioners.
HILL CARTER.
JANIS NJ. NJ. DAVIS,
Special commissioners.
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.. Tne History or viyginia's Governors
since the War;

Editors of TIE Dispatch: In response to
the suggestion Of your correspondent " ,:
II. Kepler.v as published In your Issue oil
fins morning, desire TO say that have Tor
wears cherished the design Of preparing o
history Of mv native State, Virginia, from
the period ~ the first settlement 10 TIE pre-.
sent time, to exhibit not only narration OF
historical events in the ordinary acceptance,
bn; picture OF her people In EVERYDAY
life, in succt ssiyc social phases, ana IN the
varied requirements Of domestic economy,
as well as a continuous mirror OF pubic
sentiment, how and whence Inspired or IN.
sligated, snd us bearing upon questions OF
Cburcii and State.
OF course the contamination OF tne sug-
pcstion OF your correspondent would DC IN
cluded. But these occurrences haye Deen
so recent, and the record Is so accessible.
thai an immediate republication OF them Is
hardly called for. have large, rich, and
varied store OF uned'ted materials towards
nav object ms shadowed above, and It's con-
summation shall be attained II my lie be
spared and circumstances permit; but the
humiIistng admission must be made, the
fact being Of established exemp'iiicstion'
that historian in Virginia would starve on
his snoluments as such. *. "A. BRocA'
Richmond, March ID, 1881.
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DOVE MINES, VA, March IS, 1880.


I3ifors Dispatch: Sirs,-A contest arose
here in nv sioIe about eating thirty part
ridges in thirty days. think there Is bet
on Il. In so, please let me know. know
Who will bel on IL that be will eat the thirty
In thirty days. Address p. NJ, Dover Mines,
Goochand county, va.
[Such bets have been made and geher"ily
lost, we think. But we know OF no stand
ing bei.]
In 1875, at Miller's restaurant, in wash
inrton, ID. c., DR.. Trautman then oil
Washington, but now practicing physician
OF PhiIadelphia) won just such wager as
your Dover Mines correspondent in lo-day's
issue asks about namely, eating thirty
cartridges in thirty consecutive dyson q
wager Of five hundred dollars.
Yours respectfully, w. CANS.
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Fire from steam Pipes.

Edward Atkinson. president Of the Bos-
ton Manufacturers Mutual Fiie-InsUrance
Company, writes to the Scientific Ameri-
can:
Ii Ia alleged that "no one imaeines they
can light u stick against a boiling kettle.
temperature 1922" which is perfectly true (;
but We have a specimen Of wood reduced
TO charcoal by the heat OF boiling water.
1t constituted part OF an open boiling kier
in u bleacbery. BY long use the inside OF
this kier had become rough. nails were
driven IN half their length and cement put
on, held by the nails, the heads, OF course,
being covered. In less than twelve months
the heat carried into the wood by the nails
caTbonYed II.
That charcoal may BE innamed by steam
pipe has been proved to Us by the fact that
one OF our members packed steam pipe
across q yard in wooden box, filing in
with fine charcoal as good Don-c0Dduct0r
OF heat. Within twelve hours the charcoal
was in a state OF intense combustion.
a steam pipe was carried through sill in
q new hotel in WOonsocket, Il. l., in con.
tact with the wood; in less than twelve
months combustion ensDed. / have par
tiaily.burnt section OF the sill, set up with
the pipe as it WAS arranged.
We have also portion OF factory-beam
partly burned by contact with steam pipe.
Our yice-president found steam pipe in
contact with floor; the floor was hot at
the time it was cut away, and ii proved that
the beam had been on ire and the fire had
gone out for want OF oxygen.
We could give several more examples,
hut these win suffice. We assume that ig-
milton takes place from slow chemical re-
action after the wood has become carbon
lied, aud under certain conditions favorable
thereto, which may not often occur, but
which have yet so often within our know
ledge as to make contact cf wood with
steam.hcating pipes one OF the grave dan
gers which cannot be tolerated anywhere.
We have within our knowledge numerous
examples Of the lint Of oiled wool, work
mems overalis, and other substances, being
set on ire by contact with sieam-heating
mines.
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AUCTION NAlEs-FufuTe DAYS.
WATER POWER PROPERTY Al
w DANVIIIF. VA.


BY virtue Of decree Of the Hastings Con Y. 10 o.
Inc town Of Danvillc Ut the december term, ls ~,
In the suits OF Crews, RodeDhizer g Co. u.s. paDy,
stokes & CO. and OF hers rs the san e. the undersigned
trustee and special comm sioner of The court vii
sell at public auction, on the premises AZ O'CLOCK
WEDNESDAY, THE slsr DAY or MARCH
NEXT. ..
the following VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
j. ALL THE wATER-P0wER AND WATER
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES, including an unGl-
and si easements apnurterant thereto which were
onveyec to the Danyille Manufacturing company
by Crews, Rodenhizer 4 Go. by deed dated me Zo,h
wards convey ed by The Danyie Manufacturing Com
pany to H. RoDeItson, irnsee, by deed OF trust oateu
The 9th day Of May, 1886; 10th deeds recorded IN
The Hastings Court at Danvile.
2. Also, the THREE LOTS OF LAND, suitable
for factory sites and ober purposes lying between
front on The canal Of z44% feet, improved by a
BRICK BUILDING and the founo al on-wa'l ", &C.,
of The wool' n factory formerly operated Nv me
has front The canal OF 176 feet, nnd me mira
from of 2.l6l feet; alI running bacs 10 me river
map OF the property VIII he exniDlle, az ,ne
10 the under. igned at his office IN Danville, va.
These lots are also more fully described In abo'e-
mentioned d, ed of trust.
The properly viii he sold subject to the covenants.
restrictions, aDd provisions of Ihe two above, men
TONED decd end also suhject 10 S above mem
Toned admdicating the rights of all parties inie-
rested IN the said props rty 90,
TERMS OF SALE: Ten rercentnm OF me Dur-
chase M Oueys In cash the RESCUE by equal instai
ments OF one two ami three years from day OF SALE
hearing Interest from that day, for which me phr-
chaser Will be required to give bend win GOOD G.
Guilty the title To he retained until all me pirchase
money is paid aud the further order or the Court.
The above sale Is worthy OF the attention OF capt
talists and all Others who NAV Wish 10 egaee III Buy
Kind Of wafcr-power factories at point so Id'or-
ahIy located as the growing town of Dlnyille.
HARRISON ROBERTSON,
Trustee and special Commissioner.
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vxyHEN PLAGUED BY THE vAGA-

w RIES of "a disorder ed liver, the bilious need
ex Dect to derive no permanent relief from the use
OF caonei, blue pin. or the barbarous cathariics
now happily losing ground Ia general and profess
siona estimation. These rasp convulse, and weaken
the SYSTEM but H0stetiers stomach Btters relieve,
regulate, and inygorae it. >Those significant pains
n The liver, the saffron hue which Its arrangement
communicates to the skin, the impurity of the
bloc cons ipation, furred co ndtion of the tongue
aud contamination Of the breath which result from
biousness, are entirely, spec dily, and pleasantly
removed by this beneGcsnt Alternative, winch Is like
wise a potent remedy for chilis and fever and its
best preventive. While The system is regulated and
purified, IL is also thoroughly invigorated by this
super.atiyely 6ne medicine, which is Of botanic
erign and contains none but salutary ingredients.
The medical fraternity highly commend IL.
nh l7-Wiw).FSM
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BY GIubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh stree! between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIEVE
~ RAJ TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND
LYING WEST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
In execution Of a decree Of The ChsncCry Court OF
Richmond, entered in the cSuse Of dmOnd Dayen-
port & Co. rs. Wickham, the undersigned three
commissioners will sell by aut lion, upon the prem
ises. on THURSDAY The 18th day of March, $50,
commencing at IL O'Clock NJ, a TRACT OF LAND
containing 2ll 371-l00O ACRES, lying on the
1hree-ChOpD,d road about six miles west of the
city. djoinii the farm formerly Owntd 10y G.. g..
" Woodland" or Ilowle's. This NAV be made a good
farm ana II is not far from the line Of the proposed
railroad up James river.
At the same time and place the undersigned A. L..
Roulware and w. J. Ieake. conn ssiOners unrer a
former decree, VIII sell a TRACT OF S4A ACRES,
living The above and aG joining the land of John
Edwards. w u. and a. -. Brown, and others.
Afer which tsay al ~ O'Clock T. NJ the three
commissioners VIII sell, upon the prem es. LOTS
No. ard In The plat Of subdivision Of the Glen
burnie" farin-ihe former with about q ACRES,
the latter with about 204 ACRES. These lands lie
on The Hutchinson road, which IS nearly coniinu-
alton Of the Grove road. and ia, are distant only
about three miles from the city.
TERMS: For the first and third tracts one fourth
cash. the residue at one. two, and three years; Tor
the second tract costs Os suit and sale In cash, bal
ance at one, two, and three years with personal &C.
curity, one third cash. balance at one, two, and
three years without security. In all cases the ere
dts IN he for notes with interest payable semi an
Bualiy, and titles 10 be retained by the Court until
all The purchase-hloney Is paid
Plals OF all the land may be seen al the ofllce Of
the auctionecrs. W. j. LfAkE,
A. J.. BDuLWARF,
A. X. COURTNEY,
Commissioners.
GRuBBs WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. NH 9
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V,RUSTEES' SALE OF THAT VERY
i VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE WEST
END PROPERTY. AT THE NORTHEAST corr
NER OF FLOYD AND LINDEN STREETS,
BUILT AND UNTIL RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY
CAPTAIN y. {. TAl.iAFEREO.-in pun, nance Of
a deed OF trust from Nc TailftrrO aud wife TO The
undersigned dated the 20'n day cf February, SIC,
recorded In the clerks office Of The Chancery Court
OF the sitv of Richmond, ID. Y. ] 2 &. PAGE 200
and default having been made In the nayment OF
portion of the amOunI secure by SAID deed, ana be-
Ing required so do by the beneficiary. we Will pro-
coed 10 sell, at public auction. en- the premises
FRIDAY The 19th day of March, AT Al o'clock r.
81 the PROPERTY ioca ell rs above described.
The HOUSE Is Of modern cOnslfue Ion and con-
iains twelve or fourteen rooms stable aud carr iagr-
house The Lot Is 60 10y 1919 feet TO an alley 20
ieet VIDE. This property beng immediately In the
line of Improvement. ami within two squares OF
Monroe Park. ShOnd attract the atlcntio of rarfes
seeking pleasant home OF profitable iny estmeDt.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay The EXPENSES OF
sale and two note, amounting To i5.127i3. with
Interest and costs thereon T. ON 23d day OF Februa-
ry. 1850. and the residue on such terms as viii he
announced AT sale. j. ". GODllN.
EDWARD J. WARREN,
NH @ Trustees.
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We cannot devote any more space to the
consideration Of the fifteen puzzle until one
OF our many valued correspondents tells US
something new about it. When he or she
and We prefer it shall be sbe-will send
us a list CT The moves by which 10, 10, IA
can lie made to read ID, IA, 10, the preceding
numbers all appearing IN regular order
meaDw bile, we shall be glad to print it and
pay for it, Washington Post.
IA safe offer; for that never was and
never will be dOne.l
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
~ RAILROAD.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CROSs.T
for tie railro % from Richmond 10 New Canton,
and for TELEGRAPH POLES from Richmond 10
buchanan, will be received by the undersigned until
MAkCH 25TH. The Ties IRE 10 be OF White, Post,
or Chestnut Oak, 3 feet long. inches face aud 6
inches thick, and are 10 be banked. The Telegraph
Poles to be OF Chestnut Locust Cypress, or Cedar,
rs feet long and inches Ia diameter at the small
end, and are 10 b. baked.
For Undergraduates and specifications apply TO
II. &. PARSONS,
Vict.President Richmond Ahd AIeehany r. H..
NH 6-td 1901 Main street, Richm nd.
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By Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auclionecr.
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ SPLENDID AND MOST I!IGiBL Y-LO,sE,A,,
TFD FOUI.-STORY sTOCK.HRlCK DETACHED
RNLY-CONSTRECTED bWELLING No.
40 NORTH SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS, SON OCtU-
PIED BY lie FAMILY OF TIE LATE ;. LIS
MERGER. CONTAINING ABOUT TN Ro)MS'
TACHED. CONTAINING ABOUT FIVE ROOMs'
THE HOUSE HAS ALL THE MODERN M
ppovL MEATS, REAR AND SIDE ENTRANCE,
FRONT AND REAR PORCIlES. &c, ABBY
virtue OF "A decree entered on the 18TH day ol feb.
ruary, 1850 IN the District Court OF the Unled
States for the Eastern District Of virginia, III SUIT
STYLED CsrneIt assignee US Lisberger ct as there:
commissioners toy .aid decree, will Offer for sale,
upon The premises, on THURSDAY The Is b day OF
March. 1850. AZ Al O'Clock i. NJ, the abOve-de-
scribti valuable REAL STATE
The lot fronts rs feet on The west lice II seventh
stree. between Marshall and Clay tr cts, and runs
back between nartrl liaes about 100 leet To wise
nav, alley. The house = sub anidly b"iH OF hrst.
class material ana j. IN good order he neighbor
hood l. rs oO any In The CITY,. To any one desl-
ri o IN purchase "A trs-casS residence bnvenlent-
w and de iruby located rs to on: ness. market, &c
this oirrrs an unusual opportunity, ds this properly
Is iirst-cla,s tu every respect
TERMS: Under decree are ole fourth cash; the
residuc in three rquli nsialmenls, payable al four
eight aud twelve months spectiveiy, after day Of
sale with interest addec theron a. The rate OF six
per cent per aBBum. the purchaser give ms nego-
liable notes, waving hOmtsttad, for said d ftued
payments rayable 10 said commis, l0rers. and The
title TO salt property 10 be retained until said uoes
are fully paid aud a conveyance directed by the
Court. tDWh Hi, J.. IN NtIN.x
special Commissioners.
NH n 0.1110 l3.l5l6I7IS
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COURT ORDER.

VTIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
Y OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY
20. 1850:
A. y. Harvey AND Lewis II. Blair, under the firm
against
s. L. "a Defendant,
IN DEBT.
The object or this suit Is 10 recover against the
def, ndsns the of Sl1G.eS, with interest there
on be- computed after the rate of SIX per cen.um
per mum, from the 29h day OF &c obcr, 1879.
Until paid and TO attach the estate OF The defendant
In the hands Of the Virgipia Fire aud Marine ln-
surauce Company, of Richmond, Va, and 10 sub
ject the same 10 III payment Of the plaintiff
claim.
Aud sffidavit having been made and flied that the
said defendant Is dent Of the State of Vlr-
elbis, he Is reqdired to appear here within one
month after que publication hereof and 20 what Is
necessary 10 project hts Interest In ibis suit.
a copy-Teste: ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
WILLIAM FLLYs0N, pa. fe 2J-W4w
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A YALE STUDENTS LUCKY INVENTION
New Haven Palladium The junior class
has prodigy. L. T.. Osborne, OF this city,
has made an invention for boiling flour by
the apple Ition OF FRACTIONAL electricity,
which he has patented, and for the right OF
1t he has already been offered 100000.
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By rcindeXter & Tupper,
Real Estate AGENTS and Aucuoneers,
1900 Main street

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING-L OTIS ON
ID TWENTY. NINTH STREET BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN. FACING LlBBY HILL
PARK. TO EE SOLD AT AUCTION ON WE'D
NEsDAY, MARCH 17TH. At O'CLOCK =. NJ.
Nv request OF the executor OF NJ. Z. Haggtrty. we
named. the sbove-lescriD bed PROPERTY, fronting
90 feet on Twenty-ninlh stree. and extending
back lZJ feet 10 au alley, he divided In LOTS to
snit The wishes of buyers. For commanding view
and beauty of surround ing these lots are ex eled
by none in Richmond. Attention Of buyers Is par
icuariy called to this sale as these are The only Os
in the market facing The Para Ia that RAPID y-iW-
d. rowing portion OF the CITY.
TERMS: Easy, aud at sale.
POINDEXTER 4 1UPPER,
NH 10 AuciIOneers
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BY Rober, u. Lyne'
Real Estate Agent and Aucupneer,
1910 east Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
u DESIRABLE AND wtLI-BuiLT BRiCk
TENEMENT. No. GIT. ON TIE EA as, IN VT y,
srrFFrs. CHURCH HILL. AT PUBLIC AUC.
TiON-In pursuance of decree o. me Ficn ,l,
$50 In suit styled Cook rs. Cook. trustee IN rein
nead,ng. the undersigned, appointed special com
missioner thereby, will offer for sas. upon enc
"re,ni,es. on FRIDAY the 12ih DAY Of March, 1850
A. az O'Clock r. ~. the above described PkofbE-
TY. The DWELLING contains SIX rooms, WIN ,.1
nice hail. and IN ood repair. There IS spehdl.d
wei, OF watar and tome good fruit.trces on The lot
This is pleasant ard wel-located small dwell
TERMS: One fourth ca h; balance at SIX, i~el'e,
and Eighteen npnibs. for negotiable notes. q per
cent, in,erest added. ana secured by a trusi-dc, d.
sreciaI stten ion Is called 20 ibis sale. e,o,,,r
j. PRESTON COOKE.
Special Commissioner.
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by Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs'
Mol Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY NALU-
ABLE BRICK DWELLING AND LOT oE
GROtjNn on GRACE BETWEEN THIKD AND
FOURTH STREkT.;. OCCUPIED ~ nm IL a. n.o -.
LANES AT Auction Be virtue OF Two ne
of trust,the first 10 Frank ID. Hli,trnsee; from W.
H. GlazebrooK aud wlie. dated l3th oi fe9i III
1878. and recorded In me e,erSs n,ge 2sand
the second from W. b. Glazebl0ok and WE 10
h. Rosser Isbell, trustee dated june /, 10 20, anu
recorded in The clerks Office OF kichnosu 1'nvSn
(ourt I'm u. Il. liz A. page 469-deIauN naNlhE
been made in the payment OF certain neP9 'tp's
notes pa able and secured under thr salu ucesi mu
at the request of ne btnthelivs ~ IN nremises
viii procct 10 sell al ancion. upon ne b, !,
on TUESDAY, March 80. leSU' at "a oVv 'i, 1 !:
NJ III property Described in san et q, ~ 'o," w.
All that certain lot parcel Of lana WIN an tue
improvements thereon, aud all the appuri enances
and privileges thereto belonging lying anu oeIns on
the north side Of Grace sree. 1r1wesh on
said Grace street 30 fee. running Dfck uet".ch
parallel lines 10 feet being portion OF t' sr rpa
estate inherited by The said W. u. p1iLrVVn taV v
his father John r. GlazebrOok, ana being me salne
rial es,aIr convey ed TO the said John H. GlazebrooK
by Boiling W Haxa and wife by deed ga eI sep
tember g. s4S. aud recorded In INC cerh once 81
ihq Hastings Couri Of the civ Of Richmord, D. d..
81. pagr 49i. The improvements c9hsIst ol Il
NICE STOCK BHlCK-FRONT DIV ELLtnH con
tanning a 2ht rooms. with The usual out-oulIdlhgs'
and the location OF the property rendeiS 'cl! ue-
srable. ,,,,, ,.,,, In
sold subject 10 a deei OF trust from W. H. OiIZf-
brook ana wife. dated October 9, ls1I 10 u cure Il
negotiable note for $4,000, due Oc ODER .: iSoU;;
said deed being recorded I'm the clerks once Oh
Richmo d Chanc,ry Court in Deed Book III e.
page 100. Cash sufficient 10 pay me :. exp"n.e' o.
his sale ami 4 note for $1,000 due february d i .
1880 with interest til piid; note for s7o.9i
win in,ertst from december 3, 1879 ~ p9id
s7O.9l. due June 3, 1880: S709l. Que Dec ,lnOtr
2, 1880: S709l. due Jure 3, isei ~ 90, c.e
ID. cember 3, 1881; aDO Slfls.66. due June 3
1852 and S7O.91, due June 3. lss2 the residue
unon such terms ~ tAe sad w. IL GlaZebrOoh OF
his assigns may direct.
49, FRANK p. HILL; }Trustees.
Sale conducted by FRANK d. HILL 90, Hnc'
tiOntprS. mu ~