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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-10-07
Those Gold Bearing Springs.

Evening Post.
/ have just seen your dispatch
from San Francisco, in Saturdays
Evening Post, about Gold in Solu-
ton in CalIstogo Spring, and
about the proprietor's having ex-
tracted $1,000 i'll gold of the utmost
fncness from ten barrels of water
Turing the past fortnight by a pro
cess known only to himself. This
will surprise many of your readers.
hut 1t does not surprise me, for J
once owned those springs myself.
What does surprise me, however. i,
the falling off in the richness of the
water. In my time the yield was -
a dipperful. am not saying thi.
to %iniurc the property in case a salo
is contemplated: ! am only sayine
it in the interest of history. 1t may
he that this hotel p%ropuetor's Pre-
cess is an inferior one-yes, tina
may be the fault. Mine was t.
take my uncle--I had an extra I'm
Gle at that time, on account OF hi
parents dying and leaving him oI
my hands-and fill him up, and let
him stand fifteen minutes to give
the water a chance to settle well.
then insert him in an exhauste,
receiver, which lad. the effect O
smoking the gold out through tn,
pores of the skin. | have taken
more than Sll, 900 ont of that ole
man in Il day and a half. l should
have held on to those springs bu'
for the badness Of the roads ant
the difficulty Of getting the gold t.
market.
! consider that gold-yieldint
water in many respects remal kable,
and yet not more remarkable tina
the collaborating air of Catgut Cal
yon, up there toward the head of til
auriferouS range. The air-c
wind. for it is a kind of trade wind
that blows steadily down through
900 miles of rich quartz groupings
during an hour and a quarter If
every day, except Sundays - *
heavily charged with exquisitely fue
and inpalpable gold. Nothing PR
cipitates the solidities of this 90
so readily as contact with hum.pl
flesh heated by passion. The tins,
that William 1brahams was disali
pointed in love he used to step on
doors when that wind was a blow
ing, and come in again and begin to
sigh, and his brother, Andover j..
would extract Il dollar and a hal
from out of every sigh he sighed
right along. Ind the time that
John HARRISON and A. Norton quar-
relied about Harbison's dog, they
stood there swearing at eachother all
they knew how-and what they
couldn't learn from you and me,
not by a good deal-and at the end
Of every three or four minutes they
had to stop and make a dividend.
il they didn't their jaws would clog
up so that they couldn't get the bio
nine-syllabled one out at all; ana
when the wind was done blowing
they cleaned up just a little over
a piece. know these facts
to be absolutely true, because / got
them from a man whose mother II
knew personally. / do not suppose a
person could buy a water privilege
at Calistoga now at any price, but
sayeral good locations along the
course Of the Catgut Canyon Gold
bearing Trade Wind are for sale.
they are going to be stocked for
zse New York market.
MARK TWAIN. /
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-10-07


Their card of references covers i've million of
doliar- OF work delivered from Maine to Califor-
mia. They have branch offices at Isl Lasalle-st,
Chicago: I19 Oliyc-st, st. Louis; and at the cor
ner Canal ami Barronne streets, New Orleans.
At the latter city, during the past two years, they
have erected many handsome and imposing
Instruments and tonbs, aiAOug the number the
following: Herasndez. Redwftz. Morris, Saioy,
Is ashiiigion Artillery and McCan. The latter
statds 80 feet high, and is without doubt the fin-
est one In the southern country. They, above
AL o inpetitors, were awarded the contract for
erecting the Miss. Press Monument. Members of
the Press ASSOCIATION are entirelgspieased with
the work and will ~fecoInnend the firm to the
public. This firm ilasuldcr contract the MONT
ineili OF the Army Of Northern Va, Louisiana
Persons in the South desiring m0nu-
iueut uprk should address the Company's Gener-
al soutaern Ageli,
ChaS. A. Orleans,
Pc y %liotise, Canal aud Barronne sits,
New ORLEANS. La.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-10-07
Our lessaf.
A vessel always has its mate.


A vessel always has its mate.
A prickly pair-needles and pins.
Free Of eharge-an empty gun.
Something gnu-a horned horse.
Bad buy words-eharge l. to me
Texas some time to get up these
puns.
We shell have oysters next
month. '
Novelties please less than they
impress.
Leitz patronize those who se,l
cheapest.
Hoe up deferred maketh the pota-
toes small.
Love makes many Il poor arm go
to waist.
4 partially deaf nan has the
"Hey" fever.
4 mosquito always settles before
presenting his hill.
Many a dark-haired man has a
red-haired temper.
When Il man dies he adjourns sine
die, so to speak.
A pun upon the dog days would
he a dog-gone good one.
Canary one tell us when this rainy
spell is going to end.
The Watermelon is like Il book
II isn't red until it is opened.
Sightless individuals should avoid
liquor. 1t is very easy to get blind
drunk.
When one is digging claims, is he
fishing or is he engaged in agricul-
tural pursuits.
In marching OF the corniields the
stratergy of the army-worm sharp
shooters in first to pick of the ker-
nails.
An umbrella and Il dime novel are
the usual baggage which the Girl of
The period takes with her 10 camp
meeting.
size doesn't always count. \
woman will jump twice as high at
the sight Of a rat rs she will at see
ing an elephant.
What is the difference between a
rood soldier and Il fashionable lady:
One faces the powder and the other
powders the face.
An Ohio Sheriff who lately aSsis-
ted at 4 wedding, snapped his fin
gers and called out: The cOndem-
ned will now step this way.
Another man overhoa.d.' the
landlady remarked when the dead
beat skinned. on Saturday night
without paving for his weeks board.
An exchange says that some OF
the whiskey sold at some of the lit
tie railroad stations will make Il
man 90 of to some secluded spot
and rob himself.
What is the difference between 4
legal document and Il cat? One has
pauses at the end of its clauses and
the other has claw-cs ut the end o
its paws eS
4 man may object to wearing
button hole boquets, but it is aston
ishirg with what fortitude he goe.
through the ordeal of having on'
pinned ON. if tho donor happens Il
he pretty and young.
Boarding house Keepers owisl
to make the most they Il out Q
their business should select il posi-
bic miserable people with grievance
rs boarders. They may he sour anC
crusty, but their appetites are small
Real happy people eat too heartil,
for 4 steady profit.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-10-07
FURNITURE.
W. G. TEBAUlT,
AZ Royal Street,

Desiresto inform the pub
lie and his patrons that his
Stock of parlor suits, cham
Der suits and dining-room
suits, both fine and med
ium, has never been as
complet as at present, with
prices lower than ever.
His stock of Furniture
suitable for country trade
is very large and special
inducements are offered to
wholesale buyers.
Orders from the country
will have especial care and
prompt attention.
w. G. TEBAUlT.
AZ Royal Street, New Orleans
Jan, 22-Jyr.
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rupture fnERNlA) CURED.
81 rIiE Use Of TRUssas :MADE AND
FITrfp BY THE INVENTOR,
n. SPillMANN.

SO Bsroune street. New Orleans.
'fhese celebrated Trus-es are we'll known
by lllou.ands who are relieved or cured,
free 81 charge except The price of Truss.
The hest abdominal aud WoHlb Sup
porter eAsr invented anywhere.
Brace. for Deformities made and fitted.
am no eiarlalan nor impostor. Jn29i y
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-10-07

NEW ORLEANS.
We call the attention OF every one to the
great reduction we have made in Mattress
SEES. We are selling the
DOUBLE MATTRESS AT S4.50,
and other sizes at proi,ortionate prices. We
guarantee all mattresses as good as any in
the market, and better. as they are made
with our Cord Bound Tick.
Also Cork Shaving Mattresses and
Church Pew, Chair and Buggy Cushions a
speciality. Ready-mado Ticks always on
hand, and all kinds Of repairing done a
the lowest possible price, In sending OFT
ders, send length of bed slat. sep16 1y
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-10-07
Sc WING MACHINE AT $40

sibWlH huy 4 Weed, Howe, Wilson, Wheeler
& Wilson, Grover d Baker, American, all
Guaranteed in Good Sewing order.
With each machine viii he included & needless,
1 Robbins, Toll cIl, / bottle oil. / screw-driver.
Also for sale the New and Improved
STE VAR SENING MACHINES,
Made on the same plan as The Singers.
loose wheel tor winding bobbIns, elegant,
finished cabinet work with automatic leaf
-apport+, panel cover. First-class ma
chimes in every respect. At the low price
Of twenty-five dollars each. With each.
machine a %rutiler, e%orler, Tucker. ! box
henimers, Teller, II needles, | oil can, ]
poitle oil, ! scrcw.driver. 6 bobbins, . in
strnciion book. Cali or address
6. b. CHURCHILL, 33S Camp ST.,
apl-15-6m. NEW ORLEANS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

A Nevada man named Lovelock, who &C
npirsd such frontier celebrity that Loveioch
station was named after him, recentiy iouno
: pesrI6ed tree 600 feet long and two iee'
thick. lis roots aud most OF its branches
rcfoajp. az u Is lying on the ground. Ia tne
.sane nfiQhborbood Lovelock found pctrI
60 rstilcSnakc. The head OF the snake was
eone. hut the body aud rsttIes were perIect'
and wben LoyeIock took II up and shook
che rattlcs they tinkied like little cracked
bell Of metal.
Golden sunlight now steals over the east
,ers bsiis and laughs nj tue ripping waters,
wht,e eirl with sealskin sacque sits lonely
IN her room. and wonders why we csnt
Saye cold weather all the year.-Neao York
Express.
There Il a possibility that in the near fu-
surc the American Indian may become o
ciijzeu Of his native land. Foreigners ana
ste descendants Of foreigners are taxing
as,sut Il very seriously. Utica Ne'os.
Every kick given TO Denis Kearney will
INIT raise him In the estimation OF ms
friends, and he Is likely 10 become Toe zoe
martyr OF the period Neto orleans f'cd-
Duxs.
The MARQUIS OF Lorne has written Ca
uadjan national hymn, and the iee'hg
throughout the Dominion in favor OF union
Nth the United States Is growing stronger
every day. Albany journal.
Elderly gentleman to freshman on tn :,
trajn. You don't have any tieketY.
ono: Travel Oh my good looks. "Then,
syer looking him over, "probably you ain't
going very far"
al. Bates, Of Houizdsle. Pa. was unih-
Isrcd BY q fall down sixty-foot wen, says
- transcript. This remarkable statement
can be explained on the theory that be
didn't fall down the well.-Boston Post.
The moon and a man are alike. In that
Che fuller they get the longer they stay out
al night.--Steubencile Herald.
"what on earth takes you of 10 the stable
90 early every morning lately =" asked
woman OF her husband. "Curry bossity."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

I,y Frank d. nm 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and AnctioIee's'
No. fiOe Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vE eKn n xnh o.
,h!p,, mni;S IN GRACE BETWEEN THiRp Asp
vnIIRTH sTREETS. OCCUPIED ~ v ,no o. died.
JAME AZ AUcTi9N nl - t a,,.I trustee from W.
Glsz and wife. daisd l3fh OF s ~ ptch,
ie7a and recorded In The CLERKS Once os nd
mone .bascs s Govt & sisseb,ook and wife g
ne pssser ishs tru',ee, dated June 1. isIe, sna
,ccor ded n The clerks Office OF kchmona ha,ins
court, in u; D. ii2 a, pare Of Certain negotiable
s, ~ si,. and secured under thu said iteos ana
NJ the reauest OF the benefcsries IN salu 81.
y M cro.rtd 10 sell az suction. upon ne t,s -
''n Tpnrrgs,,sY msrch 80. 1880, at AZ o'clock Z:
~. III rroter,y described In said eos, ". ~, ,ic
All that certain lot or parcel OF ,ans
i'm, pro,ements thereon, aud all tue appuI, a 80
and IL, iyilcges thereto belonging yrg spd ot,ns on
the north side Of Grace street h-lween ,, an
Fourth streets In he CITY OF h,cS betweea
narsic lines no feet. being portion o. We ran,
estate Inherited BY the said W. d. Giak-orcSs LION
his father John lazs5roS,xS snn " r. Ga1ebroos
by Rolling w Haxs and wife by deed On ca - p "
iember g. lS4s and recorded In The clerks S'Te n,
,hs Buslinso couTT 0i , iu consist Of
NICE STOCK. BRICK FRONT DIV ELtin ,,,ld, mn
tainipg eight rooms. with me usua =, ,, a.
and The location OF the property rendefs very ue-
Terms: The property above described VIII lie
SOLD subject 70 a, see o. arSS' ,rH s77 to
NEGOTIABLE note for $4,000. due October 9; 1850;
snid deed being recorded in the cIert's ONCE OF
isicbmo a Ctancery Court, in Deed Book III 4,
page 100. Cash sufficient 70 pay me expvnses q
1SeO. with interest I'LL paid; n note for s7o.9i
win in crest ffom December 3, 1879. III paid ;
$40 ell due June 3, 1850; &70.9l: due DECEMBER
q $40: x7O9l. due June 3. 1881; $40 81, cue
ID. cember 3. 1881; and sl.4ls.66. due June y,
1882 and s70.91, one June 3. 1882 me residue
upon such terms TIE 81 W. Ii. Giazeorook OF
his assigns may direct.
FRANK ID. HILL. lTrustees
T.. RO>SEK ISBELL.{
,tnns.rs NH 16
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30
BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIEVE
RAJ TRACTS OR PARCELS or LAND
lynn, WET or the CITY OF RICHMOND
In execution Of Il decree Of The Chancery Court oi
Richmond, entered in thu cause of dmoni Dayen-
mort 4 Co. Us. Wickham, the undersigned threc
commissioners will sell by aurIion. upon The prem
ises on MONDAY the 9th day of April, 1850,
containing 2Il 37I-10OO ACRES, lying on the
Three Chopp d road about six miles "est or me
city sdjo'n,rF 10 farm formerly owned Oy u. u.
ExaIl. ana belug part OF the tract known a:
:. woodland" or Howlt's. This may be made 1000
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..
former decree, Will sell KACT OF Ban ACKtS,
living near the above and Adjoining The land OF John
Edwards. w. Il. and \. ~. Brown. and Others.
After which tsay al IL O'Clock L. M.) the three
commissioners will sell, upon the premis es. LOI =
No and i'm the plat of subdivision OF the Glen
the lalirr with about 2C4 ACRES These laDjs ne
on the Hutchinson road. which Is nearly a continue
alton of the Grove road. and lR y are distant only
about three miles & ON the city.
Terms: FOR the first and third tracts one f0ulth
cash, the sidue mt two, and three ytars; for
the sec Jnd tract costs Of suit and sale In cash, bal
ance at one Two, and three Years with personal Sc:
curiLy or one third cash, balance at ore, Two and
three years without security. In all cases the ere
dts 10 be for notes with in crest. payable semian-
Bually, and titles he retained by the Cour until
all he purclia se-mOney I, paid.
Pllls Of all tue land may be seen az the cifce Of
the aucIioneers. W. y. LEAK,
a. l.. BOULWARE,
\. Il. COURTNEY,
Commits toners.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS. Auciioueers.
NH la-22,2i.20 29dids
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30
BY John VI. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent aud Auclioneer,
No. HOG Main street.

YNRUSTEE'S SALE OF. A FRAMED
Il HOUSE AND Lot ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF CLAY NEAR MUNFORD STREET Ar PUB
Lie AUCTiON.-In pursuance or q decd Of trust
from 5. A. Fairamb aud wife 10 the undersigned
trustee, dated 20'b December, 1872, and recorded
In the Richmond Chancery Court -. ID. 90 A, page
271, and default hayina been Rade In The amount
secured. and being required so To do by the bene-
c'ary. will proceed 10 sell at public auction, on
tie Dremi.es, on "WEDNESDAY the 81 day OF
March. 1880. ~ AZ o'clock z. NJ the PROPERTY
loo ted rs above Described The HOUSE has TWO
rooms. The LO1 Is 33xl53 3 ~ feet 10 gu al ley.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay expenses or sale ara
about $3.50, principal and interest OF noe past
due residue az four. eight. and twelve months Tor
negotiable notes, interest added, and secured by
deed OF trust. u. ROsSER ISBELL,
NH 10 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30
by John n. GOddin,
Real Estate Astntand Auctioneer.
No. llut Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i PROPERTY IN SIDNEY At PUBLIC
AUCTION LIN pursuance Of Coed of trus,
from James q. iisray aud wife dated The flh
dsv OF February, 1878, recorded IN iieblieo Coun-
~ Court. IN Deadlock 100 page ISL. 10 the un-
ders gned, trustee. and beirg required 80 10 do by
the beneficiary, viii proceed 10 Sc at pubic auc.
April. 1850, at az O'Clock z. NJ, that VALuABLE
LOT ON the ives, side OF Washington street between
Harvie street and the plank-road tcoutlnuaiion OF
l09 feet Gu Washington street. and adJotning Tue
properly OF Robert H. longest, Esd. ON The north;
and note IL $500 oast due and accrued interest
thereon; residue On such terms a. may DC AN
nouncfd AZ sale.
NH "a JAMES g. G0DDIN, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30
Dy Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auciioncers,
l1l3 Main street.

SALE OF VALUA-
~ HE SMALL TRACTS OF LAND. WITH
SMALL DWELLINGS AND OTHER IMPROVE
MENTS THEREON, IN HENkiCO COUNT.
NEAR THE YELLOW TAvERN, " The
OF The provisions nj decree Of The Circuit Court Of
Henric, county entered on the 10th day OF March:
1880 In the style of Scion OIL. &c, u.s. Tins!ey.
shall as special commissioner appointed by said DE-
cree. sell by auction on the premises. on SATUR-
DAY the Sd April, 1880. at $3.50 o'clock J.. o. lhe
REAL ESTATE mentioned In sand decree, con-
sisting OF TWFNTY-TwO ACRES OF VALUA-
BILE GARDEN LAND. divided into one or more
parcels, with a small DWELLING and other i'm
provsmenis thereon. located rs above. said land
Will be sold subject to the life estate OF Peter Tins
ley IN about Two acres thereof.
TERMS: One third cash: balance in six and
twelve months, negotiable notes given for the de-
ferrtd pay Inents with interest aided and title re-
tained until the whole purchase money Is paiu ana
n conveyance ordered BY the Court
Al. HOLIDAY, Special Commlssioner,
PrCu pDsOy a co -, Auctlnneers. NH 80
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PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 r. VI. Leave Richmond daily lexcep, Son-
day. connecting at West Poilt On
TUESDAY, THUR DAY. ana 50 l.
URDAY with steamers for all land
iDgs on the York riyer and fer Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. MI Leave Richmond daily (except Sun.
1000 A. NJ. day.. come cling at West Point with
steamers for baltimore on MONDAY.
TiiESDAY, WEDNEsp Jay,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
with steamers for New York or
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers tor prosi.
dence and Boston on TUESDAY spC
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
ic;06 \. N. Arrive ut Richmond daily ttxcsp,
Sendayl. connecting AZ West por,,
TUESDAY, thu and SAT-
CRtiAi with steamers from BaRE
more.
TpE0UGh FREIGHT TRAINS.
$3.50 = Mr. Arrive at Richmond daily lsscep'
600 4. N. Sunday. connecting at West potp
with steamers fr0m<Batimofe. New
York. Providence. and Boston.
No transfer OF freight al kichnond 70 or fssn
soathsEn points. Carr gun through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful hsndlip & and dispatch, With loves, ra es
ThrougA bills Of laiing. with guaranteed rs,es
Issued 70 ~, northern and western points.
Eor " formation, apply at cihee Of toe COMPANY
Tweyty.thlrd and Dock streets. Riehmoud. We.
WA u. TD0VGLASsE superintendent
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BY Jno. r. Laughton, Dr., Auctioneer,
9fG Nam street.
TTNCLAINED FREIGHT
Az strfvrTnN

RICHMOND. FPED'o. AND PoT. X. ~. COL
GENERAL FREIGHT AGENTS tFFIcK. l
RICHMOND. VA, March 9, 1880.
The following ARTICLES having rema med la The
dcpo's of this company UNCLAIMED ihe lime
allowed by law. VIII be SOLD AT AUCTION on
TUESDAY. april Gfb. mt 1 o'clock: TO pay charre.
ON same al HE freight deDot OF the company al
Richmond. uucsi such charges he paid before that
date: One Washing Machine. W. g. lreDshaw; one
Bundle sash. one Harrow, A. ~. Bliss; ten Bags
Plaster, a. G.. Flppo: one Eatr.l Molasses. r.
Tonpkins; OF Boz, Smoot & Perry; one Pan, d.
Dagger: one Paint Mil. v. Y. Eynprr; one Basket
Merchandise. Minor BsrkIey: one Barrel Saii FISH,
Z. hcKracsen Il Broiher; ihreei Boxes Duinp, W.
g.. Heryey: one Dinper-Pof, J. Y. HOLIDAY; hve
EmDty Beer Kegs, &. W. RobinsOa: Boxes I:ottie.,
y. 7. Archer X Co.; oie Bag Beans; i Iron Lee
Basket and Mattress; one Trunk Miss III. Muir
dough: one Empty Barrel, W. X. u. HuDdey; TWO
Crates Toy WasOns a, four BUNDLES Fixtures
Thomas Harold; one Barrel sat Fish. Marcus BIC
Cay: one Box Merchandise. j. VI. Matthews; three
Package Is Dtads,eads, :. whitehurs'.
CHARLES A. TAYLOR.
General Freight Agenf.
Jxo +. LAUGHTON. iuciioneer. NH 0-Tuot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30
BY W. Goddii
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ionser,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

20 MMISSIONERS' SALE OF ONE
" HUNDRED AND SlXTY-SEXES AND On y,
nALF ACRES ~ LAND IN THE COUNT, u rE
FAST OF RICHMOND, FRONTING PARILr
on THE NINE-NTLE Tor STONY KUN
ROAD, ADJOISING LAKEWOOD CEMtIEh T.
Under Il decree Of the Circuit Court OF l.ynchohfg'
In lie ease OF George W. Warwick rs. A. ID Eea'
&C.. of November Term, 1879, and The DEGREES OF
18Th August and 25lh November. 1871, therein
mentioned, the designed, as commi' siOners or
one of us eiher being authorized 10 act), VIII oher
for sale, on the premises. on TUESDAY The Zolhof
April. 1880, commencing at A. O'Clock y. ~. The
balance of the TRACT OF LAND located az aboye'
tnown as MOUNT PROSPECT, long owned ny The
late a. ID. Read, OF LyDcbburg, containing by Oh
srrrey 10 re s,cB al the office of the anc loneer,
ONE HUNDRED AND sIXTY-SEVEN AND ONE
HALE ACRES, and designated by Tue NOS L, D. ~
5. 8, 10. -. 80 .,,,,,.
han residences. and ore near 10 or ADJOINING me
handsome rssDlenees Of SIR. Samuel L. Anape, Dr.
Hawks. Mr.. Asa Eaton. and hers. they nave Deeh
greatly enhanced In value BY In beauiiul improve
ment recently mace by tie grading ana grlvti iDg
OF the Nine Nile Tor stony RUM rotd ana me n,nu-
So me bridge erected over stony Run cretk, ana are
embraced In the deeds of tru of said Read 10 Jam
non e Mavo, trustees. ana Davis, YancSy DAD
new tu,tees In SAID case mentioned.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay expen rs OF salr
residue ON a credit Of Onc TWO. ana three years LOT
pe4oriabp noes sa .isiac'o rly endorsed, interest,"
added aud fItlc retained ur'l purchase money Is
paid aud convey ance ordered by the tonrt
W. L. lANCEY,
missi0ners.
-, 90 % q oockU. 10 11GlQl2O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30
By James NJ. Tay lor Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NICE
~ FRAME STORE AND DWELLING AT THE
SOUTHWEST t,trRNER OF MAIN AND HAIR
VIE sTREETS.-By virtue OF decree OF the
CnanceTy Court Of The city Of Richmond rendered
on the 21si day Of February, 1850. In the suit Of
Kelvin u.s. Moran. &C., we, as special commissioners
IN, rey appointed. will proceed 70 sell At public at
Of March. 1880. at 5 O'Clock Z. NJ. the following
REAL FSTATF-yiz that NICE FRAME sTOkE
AND DWELLING, No. 1403, situated nj Inc souin-
west corner of Maa aud fiarve streets, containing
six rooms besid the store The lot fronts S4xloo
feet. ,
TERMS: One third cash: the balance at SIX ann
added. and the title retained until the whole pnr-
chase money Is paid and conveyance ordered by
the Court. ". w. HO,1,pi,,i,
j. Il. COfKE.
mh05 Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-30

NOTICE.-I shall apply to the Board Of
~ Directors Of the Richmond aud Danve Rail-
road Company for the renewal OF CT RTiFIF ATE
NO. 2,6i6, dated December ~. 1866. for eighteen
shares Of stock in said company. slsndng In the
ma noe OF w. Il. Green, the Original having been LOST
or mlslaid. w. r. GREEN,
Executor Of w. b. Green, deceased.
Re l8-W2m