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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-09
BY Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers'
rtoventh street between Main and Bank.
EXECUTORS SALE OF THE LABG

EXECUTOR's SALE OF THE LARGE
II DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE NO 6Uo
WEST GARY sTREET. 4 XASANHro h Isl NO No
Tors Oh THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY
STREET BEGINNING At THE WLST COK hc
SER Of PINE sIREE IT. A hiHs T gTkEEr r4 ~
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, WffH ",
oWE BLOCK OF MONROE SQUARE, AT AUG
TiON.-By request OF Mr. Charles Phillips, executor
OF William an it'll, deceased we WI sen oy auc'i9Nn
O'Clock p. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE, on
which the late william Smith died selzed--io VIII
The LARGE DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE, oc-
cup,ed by Rev. Pike Powers; u has ten rooms
ell Of good water, large garden wen SCI IN IN
fruits and sbrubbery. The LOT Is about oSxIUy1
fect. This IL a very desirable residence, ana Tue
large space attached makes II Inviting 10 iamiss
The HANDSOME BUILDING LOr adJoinin2 'he
residence 81 3-12x209k feet. The N d " L
BRICK HOUSE ADJOINING, with lot 22XZO9s'
feet This house has three rooms, ana suincienl-
ly back from the street 10 permit building IN It's
front SIX LOTS fronting on Cary street. ave Oh
26 feet and enc OF 70 feet, running BACK iZV iaS
TO an alley IL feet wide, and also IHkEE LUIS
OF 22H feet each on the west line OF Pine street
running back lao feet to an alley 10 feet vide
having also alley Of 20 feet o. their north iine
anu enc Of IL feet on their south line.
The location OF this property Is In mos. rapaIy'
improving part Of the city, and IS especially vana'
Bile as sites for stores there being already nunoef
10 their vicinity doing thriving business ana I'D
short time this must be a very ac1ve business
point, being 80 convenient TO "A dense and rapidly
increasing population If The better class; besides
which, IL Is beautifully situaieS for dwellings.
We invite especial attention 10 the sale OF oil ihi'
properly. which offers very unusual Inducements
10 persons wishing 10 invest safely ana prom any
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
e. q AuctOneers.
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BY Grubbs e Williams,
Zeal Estate agents aud Auctio1ecrs,
Eleventh street between Main anu BANK.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE YALUA-
BLE THREEST4EY, M BRICK STo i2o W sog
On THE sOUTt SIDE OF BROAD STREET ,. LEE BE:
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS,
WWfHlIGu STANDS: Also. HALL.FURNITURE,
FIXTURES, &c, AT AUCTipN.-in execution 81
deed or trust from Miles Gary to NE SuDscr,otI5i
we will sell by auction upon me premises; on - l.
DAY, June Ilth. at 5 O'Clock +: NJ, tne xALUA-
III n PROPERTY above rscribed. recently occu-
ptd by Mr.. Miles Gary a. family grocery; u was VA,
built few ago In the best manner ana ~ NE
most approved modern style, win DEA1aa ar - -
STORE and basement below. Inc second moor Is
used for society purposes. having hne hall WIZ an
s@d mah if Ssh closets zee &C. 0 '
The second and ihi'd floors bring r, guarIy ABOUT
$500 rent. -, -, -. ,.,,e IL,
and conveniently arranged than this. aud being
situated I'm the bin lest aud most attractive part or
road street, II offers advantages as stand Tor Inc
dry goods, shoe, family grocery, or indeed, any
other kind Of business, scarcely TO be tqualitd N
this Citv. $780, -. =. -
pire May LIST. 1893. subject 10 grounu-renI OF
1850 per annum aud Is IN be paid Tor by the owner
Of the ground az fair valuation on MAY II, lse3'
nm los the lease is rene wed by mu ual consent.
Which can probably be done IL d, sired.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance nj six twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest or At The option
OF the purchaser he may have the following most
unusually accommodating terms-lO MI: credlt as
70 s3I40 hearing lrtere.t six per cent. per an
ms 10 the residue half cash: balance at six months
with interest so that II the lease 5 not renewed The
purchaser viii pay The said sum OF S3 lao out ofthe
money be will receive from the owner of the ground
for the building, thus enabling MN TO secure most
valuable property Tor nearly three years with but
small outlay of capital. This Is rare chance, and
We hone IL will be duly appreciated.
After the above, We viii sell the HALL FuRNl-
TIRE and FIXTURES. consis ing OF CARPETS,
CHAIRS. DESKS, TABLES, CUPBOARDS, CAN
OPIES. &C, &c. - - -
TERMS: Cash. JAMES PLEASANIS,
X. II. STEGER,
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
by Acting POIice-Justice j. j. Crutcble'd:
Sarah Burress, for unlawfully stealing one
lot Of wearing apparel and iewelry, valued
at $40, from Joseph r. Sands, was found
guilty and sentenced 10 isi! for sixty days.
James O'Cornell, for unlawfully and felo-
niously assautiDg and wounding Joseph
Turner. Continued until tomorrow.
Isaiah Wingfeld (colored) for unlawfully
assauliDg and biting Constable Whiting
while in the discharge OF his duty, was sent
on to the grand jury.
Denis O'NeiI, for unlawiully assaultlng
and striking Margaret O'NeiI, was required
TO give security in the sum OF 800 for six
months.
GEORGE Smith, charged with obtaining from
j. f. Morris & Co. under false pretences 50
in United States currency, was found gully
and ordered 10 receive twenty lasbes.
Sarah Gaines (colored), charged with I'M
lawfully stealing IS in United States cur
rency from 4. A. Jacobs and A. 5. EN-
mons, was found guilty and sentenced to
jaiI for six months.
Henry White, charged with being drunk
and using obscene language on the street,
was fined So.
Martin Ryan, charged with selling liquor
on Sunday, ontinued:untilfo-m
About two dozen persons were up before
the Court charged with selling in The First
market without city license. Their cases
were continued until tomorrow.
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LOCAL, MATTERS

peneoxAy- BREp lreMs.-Mr. Pierre
Bernard 70 In the city making arrange
ments for the permanent removal OF him'
self and his talented lady, Mrs. Caroline
Rlchings- Bernard, 10 the city.
A gentleman OF this city informs Va that
Mr.. Garfield (who Is a lawyer by profession!
Il 4 prcmincnt member Of the Disciples
Church, auI preached In this city but Few
years ago on the occasion OF the meeting OF
some national convention OF that Cburcn:
We had supposed that be was member OF
The Northern Methodist Episcopal Church'
he 4. however, not an ordained minister,
ana q not obnoxious 10 the charge OF being
q political parsop.
Mr.. Arthur, nominated for Vice-Presi..
a.nt wes formerly collector OF the port OF
Tew YORK. and, II our information Is not at
f.u,t his wife, who died not long ago, was
. Miss Herndon, Of Observation-Disclosures
cfCaptain Herndon, OF the Central America.
Anthony White (colored), was arrested IN
the lower police district yesterday alter.
noon. charged with carrying concealed
weapous. He will have hearing al court
The Virginia Republican State Central
Committee will meet in this CITY to-nor'
row.
The Henrico authorities have issued war
rants for the parties concerned IN tue 'a,e
duel, and placed them In the hanas Oh al
officer for execution.
This Is Blandiord memorial-day in Peters
burg. Company G, Of the First Virgins
regiment, will make an excursion 10 tua'
city. The train leaves at 81 A. M.
There was large colored excursion ~
the city yesterday from Petersburg. Inc .
Marty snenf the day In sightseeing, and left
Tor home about 6 O'Clock p. NJ.
The match game OF fifteen.bali pool a!
Heusei's, between Mr.. Edward Brian ana
A weIl-known amateur, was largely a..
tended. The play was very exciting, ana
was won by Mr.. Brian by score OF ii 10 D.
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MoRTUARY REPORT for the week ending

MoRTUARY REPORT for the week ending
June 3, 1880:
Cause of Death: Apoplexy, l colored;
bronchitis, white, colored; casualty,
white, colored; cholera.infantum, white,
2 colored; consumption, white, colored;
debility, white; dysentery, white; en-
bolism, 1 c0lored; fever (chlldbed). white;
fever (scarlet) 1 white; heart.disease,
white; bydrothorax, / colored; inflamma'
ton OF brain, white; pneumonia, white !;
soitening OF brain, white; spinal affee-
ton, colored; teething, cOlored; tuber-
culOsis, colored; unknown, 6 colored.
Whole number OF deaths in the city, ex-
elusive of still-births, 49, Age: One day
10 thirty, 2 colored; one month TO six, 2
white, 3 colored-total, 8; six months to
twelve, 4 white, 5 colored-totai, g.; one
year to three, white, 2 cOl0red-total, 4;
three years to five, white, colored-to'
tai, 2; ten years to twenty, white; twen-
ty years to thirty, white, colored-to-
tai, 8; thirty years to forty, white; forty
years 70 fifty, white; fifty years to sixty,
white, colored--lotai, 2; sixty years to
seventy, white, colored-t total. 2; eigafy
years to ninety, l colored; unknown, l
white, colored-total, 2. Condition: Single,
10 white, II colored-total, 80; married, 3
white, 1 coIored--total, 4; widows, col
ored. NatiUity: Richmond, %; other
parts Of the United States, ~; unknown, l.
Locality: City at large, colored; Marshall
Ward, 6 white, celored-total, 10; Jeffer-
son Ward, 3 white, colored-total, Z;
Madison Ward, white; Monroe Ward,
white, colored-tctal, 8; Clay Ward,
white, colored-total, 2; Jackson Ward,
3 white, 8 colored- total, s; almshouse,
colored. Whole number OF deaths fol-
month OF May, 156-white, 81; colored,
so.
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In execution Of certain deed Of trust, dated l3th
of February, 1878, and recorded In flcDmOnd
Chancery Court ID. b. ll2, page 1877, and by virtue
OF decree OF the Richmond Chancery Court; enter
ed on thc TIN day of April 1884, In sun tnereih
nending by the style Of Lumpsin. execurix u.s. KEEL
sy et ais shall project 10 s. H. upon the p5enises ON
THURSDAY the l7ih day of June, 1851 Degln
ming promptly at o'clock T.. NJ. The PkOPERI
above described, fronting $50 feet on The SCUM sue
of CLAW between Norton ana Kinney sireeIS, facn
lot has front of 32 feet and runs back 1913 ieet 10
an alley twenty feet wide. oro -,
These are valuable and desirable LOIS, ana
located as they are in rapidly growing portion or
the west end of the city. and where su6.tanlal IN,
proyements are being made, this sale oilers unusuI,
opDOrtunly to purchase good building lol. as wei
as 10 SPECTATORS who desire TO take adVanlage on
he tin G. TO make good investment which VIII
proye desirable and very profitable la a few years.
TERMS: one third cash; residue III SIX ahu
twelve months. the purchaser 10 give ntgotl3ne
nofes @ per cent in crest added and The title 10 pc
retained until All the purchase money Is paiG ana
conveyance ordered by the Court. ,
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
Trustee and special Comm lssioner
plat of the property can be seen at The eoi; oi
the auci OnpPr. y -
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The exercises will consist Of dialogues, adj
dress, recitation. and music by the children,
and addresses by. several friends OF the
school. A prize will be presented to the
punil who has combined the qualities Of
nunctualIty, department, and proficiency IN
the greatest degree during the past year.
Mr.. I. G. Wells will have the personal OF.
rectiou Of the celebration. On behalf OF
The sunday school Mr.. James A. Gentry
will make the presentation speech. Rev.
b. +. Woodward will respond for the re-
NJ Mani
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Death of Miss Jennie Wsiis.--Miss Jen-
nile Wells, an adopted daughter OF Mrs. NJ.
A. LsIng, Of this city, died Monday night
af:er an iIiness Of several days. She was
night which terminated In death. De-
ceased was . very amisble. kind-bearted,
and sWeef.tempered young lady, and was
much beIoyed by those who knew her. Her
upt)mG1y end was q shock 70 her many
1rispda and her death Il deeply regretted.
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by Frank d. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
IlO6 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET
BEGINNING $40 FEET FROM THE
RICHMOND COLLEGE PROPERTY AND
EXTENDING EAsTwARDLY
TO THE PROPERTY OF
SAMUEL ). RUTHERFORD, ESQ,
pr,Ns PART OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN
AS .BELLvILLE."

n, v,r,ue of n oai Of trust dated July 27i 1877.
"a recorded In the Clerk office OF Richmond Cnah-
cerv Court in Deadlock III z, page llf' ava =.
the reouest OF the bene6ciares In SAID oeed,
having been made In the paymenI OF csr'Ip 9 p
therein secured, we will sell on THU hsDA J.hT
Inn nj O'Clock i. NJ, on the premises. tue HEAL
ESTATE described In sad deco as i9i,oT " a.. ,a
certain LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND iyine ~, am :
heino In the city of Richmond. on Inc notn slne VI
Franklin street which II fronts Tor uis,ancs h y,
eaa feet. more or less, beginning at point ON me
vorth aide of said Frank;in street $50 feet distant
from The line OF the Richmond oo,'ese property,
and extending along said street 69o zee. nl1re er
Ice = 10 the properfy now or Formerly DelOn1ne W
samuel j. Rutherford, Fsa., and running Dsck To-
xvards RAGE street between parallel Ines at fgnt
angles 10 Franklin street. 155 feet inches 70 an
alley 20 feet wide-being part OF inc i"hu kno"h
az "BELLVILLE." .o.or,,ro ~ n
Mat 70 he seen at the Office of the auctoneefs, ana
enouoh viii he sold 10 pay of the DEBT secured. IN
Guiding interest aud taxes due, and the expenses Vi
sale. p,.,,, and craca
streets 10 the College grounds has enhanced tne Vae
OF this properly very materially anu 'nis sa's OeIs
10 nartjes desiring lots 10 build upon or 10 n0ld as
an Investment sunerior Inducements, as no DINER
LEGALITY in the city has improved so rapidly as tbis
10 the past few years. ooo, , ,o,or
es al tIe rate of per cent. per annun IRON Juy "
1877. Tin paid: bur, for The conveLlsnce on pui a
chase rs the terms will be one thirh CASH me
In IN and twelve months, with interest added 10 Inc
ho''s' " 0e '''"''' - JOHN n. GUY.
FRANK ID. HILL.
Trustees.
Sale by FRANK D. HILL Co., Auctioneers: q,
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AUCTION sALES--Thfs Day.
By y. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. Ills Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MOST DEsrRA-
BILE BR0AD-sTREET PROPERTY, ON THE
NORTHEAST CORNrR OF BROAD AND
ELEVENTH STREETS. OPPOSITE
FORD's HOTEL, WITH ALL
THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON.

by virtue OF deei Of trust dated the 2sd day Of
March. 1875. and recorded In Richmond ChaDcery
Court. H. Is. lot A, D. 800, executed 10 The under
fired trustee by William A. Msurv. specia com
missioner by decree Of Richmond Chancery Conr:
en- tered 7ih day OF March, 1875, styled Tabb am,
ais ps. Catherine Shepard aud ats, directing said
commissioner 20 execute said trust. and also by
:. TaDb 10 secure certain negotiable notes tberelh
described, and default having been made IN pay
ment Of one of said notes. and being required by
the holder OF said note go 10 do, will sell at pubic
auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, JUNE 18TH, At 6 O'CLOCK +. NJ,
the PROPERTY above Described In said deed: as
follows: "That certain LOT and DWELLING
HOUSE above described. and situate cd 81 be norm.
east corner formed by the intersection or Broad ana
Eleventh streets, known and described In the said
cause as the Green corner"
The improvements consist Of a LARGE FRAME
DWELLING, with eight rooms, and once fronllng
on Broad street-making IL excetdngy desirable
for a ply sclau or lawyer. Also FRAME HOUSE
On Ele' enth street with six rooms. and STA Bile.
The LOT fronts SO feet on Broad strtet, WIN z
depth Of 1866 feet, or les, TO the building or
TERMS cash us 10 expense of sale and $4,000,
with accrued interest TO date or sale: balance on
such terms as may be announced az sale.
FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee.
J, THOMPSON BROWN, Auciioneer. JET
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CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ie4
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SP II / n & S
n, FOR SALE.

BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gnsta county, Va rendered at the November term,
1879, In The OF Porter and wife Cs. Frazier.
nc, and two other suits, we will offer for sale at
public auction, on The premises, on SATURDAY
The l9th day Of June, 1880, this CELEBRATED
WATERING-PLACE.
For medicinal qualities, no waters I'm the 4" two
Virginiasn excel these. In accommodations ana
popular patronage the celebrated White sulphur
alone surpssses the R0ckbridge Alum. Seven hun
bred guests may be accommo lated.
1t IS live miles south Of Mllboro' depot. on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, in ROckbridge cOuu-
". Va. -
The TRACT contains about 1000 ACRES.
II lies between North mountain ami MIL noun
tain; and with is large and well arranged HOTEL
BUILDING and COTTAGE RANGES IL conSti-
tuies beautiful group In a lovely valley.
Aparl from Us value as summer resort, The sales
of The water and alum mass would alone justify an
investment ~ "A hahdsom price.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent. In money; oai,
ance in 1--we equal annual payments, 10 be secur,
Jy bonds, with approved surcies tberti In. hearing
interest from date, and by retention of title as uiti
mate security. W. a. ANDERSON,
JOHN fCHOiS.
H. w. ShEFEEY,
G.. VI. COCHRAN
my 6-W&Ftds Commissioners.
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HusrIYGs C0URT.--In the Hastings Court
yesterday-Judge Christian presiding the
following cases were disposed Of:
William Sutherland, charged with break
ing into the storehouse OF h. Ii. Spence
Con and stealing Sl79 worth OF clothing,
was found guilty and sent TO the peniten"
tiary for five years.
David Woodward, for feloniously ASSAULT
ing Alexander Williams, was tried and ac-
quilted.
Charles Bowen, for cutting and wound.
ing Joseph $. Turner, was fined 800 ana
sentenced to Jail for six months with labor:
The court will meet again to-day, ana
other criminal cases will be tried. The
grand Jury will meet sgain next Monday.
Mr., z. w. Pickrell is foreman.
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Tor SPRING.
wERNER's AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE;
FRENCH and AMERICAN CLARETs;
SWEET and DRY CArAwBA,
HOOK. ToKAY, ANGELICA,
AND
L!SfANDHL WINES
spao CHRISTIAN = WHITES.
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By W. GoddiH,
Real Estate Auctionetr,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN l. " II LIE C CHI
MIR OF CARY AND sEvENTEEN Il
STREETS, AND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
MARSHALL BETWEEN FIRST AND SEC.
OND STREETS BY virtue of deed OF Trust
executed to the subscriber, bearing date the
2Sth efJuly, 1879. duly recorded in the Rich
mond Chancery- Court on the 3lst Of July,
1879. In Book Is A, page 90, sha u In execution
thereof, proceed 10 sell at public auction, on the
premises respectively in The order ADVERTISED on
that LARGE THREE-STORY BRICK STOKE
and DWELLING covered with slatcl located at
the northwest corner of Cary and Styente9nth
streets, now occupied by Mr.. Hsrtken. The LOT
has front of 22xIl0 feet to a wide alley, and IS
regarded frst-rate business-stand. AMER which,
say at O'Clock l.. NJ that HANDSOME LOT on
the north side Of Marshall between First ard
Second streets, fronting sSf feet, running back
about l57I5 feet 10 an alley. having thereon two
LARGE BRICK DWELLINGS, each containing
seven rooms besides kitchen, &c.
TERMS: Enough IN cash 10 defray expenses OF
safe and to pay OH note past due for f3,oOO;
balance on such terms shall he announced at The
time of sale. w. GODDlN, trustee.
lie
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PROPOSALS..

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHASY RAILROAD Coil
CHIEF ENGINxER's OFFICE,
No. 1104 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, June z, 1850, J
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at this ONCE until Ia o'clock THURSDAY the
Gath OF June, 1880, for the GRADUATION ANp
MASONRY between Buchanan and the mouth OF
North river, twenty-five miles. aud between
Maiden's Adventure dam and Cedar Point ave
mites.
Information In regard TO the work win be fur
nished BY Major George McKendree, division en-
gineer, Buchanan and BY Major @. II. Bolton, uvis.
Ion engineer, Richmond. All bids sh0uld be en-.
doFSsd Proposals on outside or envelope.
B. II. TEMPLE, Chief Engineer.
j. 60, ,22A2S6s
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ByGeorge $. vashOn & Son, Auctloneers,
No. Tenth street.

ITO BE SACRIFICED.-LOT on Clay
i street near Norton street. about 69xl6Q feet,
with DOUBLE FRAMED DWELLING thereon.
Each house contains about six rooms.
Also, LOT l02x90 ieet on Harrison street between
Clay aud Leigh streets, with SIX FRAMED
DWELLINGS thereon. containing thr' rooms ,ach.
Zach OF the last men ioned houses have front Of
about IL feet.
Az the request OF the owners who have removed
from the city and extremely anxious 10 sell, we
will sell at public auciion. on the premises on
THURSDAY, jane 10, 1880, at q O'Clock T. NJ,
the PROPERTY above described. As the owners
seem 10 be determined TO sell. persons can attend
this sale with prospect OF buying the houses AT FAR
below their PIE ent value. The sale viii commence
ON Clay street promptly at O'Clock, and each house
viii be sold separately Don't fail TO attend The sale
A great bargain can be had.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with per cent. interest, Sc
cured by trust deed on the property.
GEORGE :. VASh0N & SON,
tel Auctioneers.
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Grubbs & Williams,
by NfWUUs K " IIIIuIIIs,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES ALE OF 4 LARGE
Il NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS ON LAU-
REL AND CHERRY STREETS, SOUTH OF
CARY STREET, AT AUCTION.-ln execution Of
a deed OF trust from Lewis T.. Haryie and wife 10
the subscribers trustees. daed Nav IL, 1875.
and duiy recorded. being thereto required toy the
parties secured we will sell by auction upon the
premise on MONDAY the lith day OF june, $50,
com mcncing NJ 5 O'Clock T.. NJ. the following
PROPERTY conveyed IN said ieed-to wit:
1t. LOT on The west side of Laurel between
drew'S chapel. 20 by about lao feet.
ID 4 LOT on tke west size Of Laurel between
Beverly aud AlhemaTle streets beginning 30 feet
north of Albemarle street. 269 by about 1877 feet.
81. A LOT al the southeast corner OF Cherry and
Beverly streets, 90 by 1873 feet.
An. LOT on the east side OF Cherry street. be-
ginning go feet north Of Albemare street, 80 by
136 feet.
All Of these lots run back to alley twenty feet
wide. and they Will be sod in such parcels rs bid
ders may deAire.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale b. be for
about $4,000 cash, but Oy consent the sales will be
upon the following very liberal terms-to wit, one
fourth cash balance at one, TWO, and three year,
with Interest semi annually, and secured by trust
deed.
We invite aten ion 10 this sale, as the pronerly IS
,ituated IN 4 rapidy-im proving part OF the city,
and persons Cf small means VIII be able 10 nuy upon
the terms given, 4. w. GRUBBS.
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
Trustees.
c,rppS A. WrrrrANs AucfiOnecrs 10
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BY }. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. ilI3 Main street.

rVHREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
Il No. 737 NORTH NINTH STREET, AT AUG
TONI will sell at public auction on THURS
DAY, 10Th day OF June, at 6y O'Clock r. NJ, the
ten rooms. with new tin roof; detached frame
kitchen. The LOT fronts on the east hue or north
Ninth street rs feet, more or less, and has depth
OF $40 feet.
FAIRIES wishing to invest In small property should
attend this sale. Annual rentAl, sl6e.
TERMa One third cash; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, secured BY q trnst-deed.
J. TH0MPsoN BROWN.
k7 Aucuoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-09

CITY CIRCUIT CouRT.-In the City Circuit
Court yesterday Judge Wexford rendered
a decision in the habeas corpus case OF Celia
McCraw. The Court decided that the con-
yiction OF Celia McCraw at the April term
OF the County Court Of Halifax was legal.
Bills OF exception will be taken, aud the
case will 20 up to the Supreme Court. The
facts in this case have already been pub
lisbed In the Dispatch.