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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19
BY Robert D. Lyme,
ps., rs,at, Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 east Main street.

xr.1uABLE AND wELL-LOCATED
" hLD 1I o1',pr .Nn DWELLING. No. 42s,
,,,rs Bh iiiSf az sEyENTEENTH STREET BE
TwFkN %ARSIALk s AHPp G ~ ftnt GSG rnd,
BY MkS h ~ ar,,iF PREMISES. ON TUESDAY
T TEXf THE asD OF MARCH. 1850. Ar AZ
O'Clock My ,egSe;Yi York ri ' aed Sas deteT
RESIDE ,c ~ ell Shall on the above day AMI at
honr named proceed 20 sell the propsr,y eesc h
The STORES of brick and wei' o with ap nre III
snlenoi1 "a ICONS: side tn'rapce Of alley aud
wide hall. The loi fronts on seyen,s,enin street
twent' insarease and Ohio railroad ,paI- yards,
oi ans ", ~. NJ ReIns. This l. a good property.
,I, ~ iii times command n good tenant. The
Iot has splendid calvert CONNEXIONS. wafer anu
gas on premi e.. ,s...,o
TERMS: Very reasonan,e' IN" ~ az; nc,,o,oor
,nb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19
by Frank u. Iiill & Co.,
Zeal Estate Agents ana Auctoneers,
HOS Main street.

BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
IL ppIcIl COTTAGE DWELLING ENTIRELY
SEUt FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the r,qnest
OF Mr.. Winfield LiDscomb, we VIII ofer al aucii,
or -TifrsDAY March 20, 1880. Mt AZ O'Clock Z.
N ON The nreInises, the very Attractive SlOCk-
BRiCK DWELLING No. 6l3 north Fifth street;
b. tween Leigh and JACKSON streets, now occupl'd
The house Is very attractive In appearance, has
ali fhe modern Improvements, hot aud cold wafer
on two floors. ran<e in The kitchen, contains about
seven rooms was built In 1879, and Is III a verv
nice and centrally. located neghborbood. Nice iron
yeranda in front.
TERMS: Very accommodatinr, ana announced
on dav Of sale. FKANh ID. HILL ~ w.
NH 10 Auciioneers.
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Editors Dispofch Can you give a refer
cpce 10 some work IN affesfsn wells which
will tell us ali about the cost Of sinking
them, their usual depth, In what locali'
tics they are likely 10 prove successful,
etc. occasionally see short sketches IN
newspapers of the great success oil these
wells In Paris, Aitiois, and other parts OF
France, in South Carolina, California, ana
parts Of the Rocky Mountain region. and
also In New York. Why do We mol nave
them In yirginiai
understand that these wells are obtain
cd by boring 10 a body OF water, whose
source Is 81 greater altitude than 'be .nou, u
Of the well, and that usually. whcn ,u's -
accomplished, The flow and quan,lty OF
water are unlimited. il THIS De trup, IL
seems to me such subterrsnean streams
could resdiIy be reached in this STATE. whose
heaven-aspiring mountains, n'I.o WIN sul'
why do me Richmond people drink the
muddy Jeems IL artesisp wells are a'taina.
bley IN not alianable, please tell us why
Tell ms all about this thing. j have oIten
wondered that this subject has had no as
cuss,op In our Virgins papers. III may DC
that scientific folk have decided that we
cant have artesian wells In Virginia. nss
eould have so decided dozen times WIN
out nv knowing II, you know; ou, uc
want to know all about the thing, ana rear
Nv believe the subject one OF very great ,ln.
,,orfance. not only TO cities and towns, Dui
to the rural districts. Ii.
We have an artesian well in Richmond
very shallow one, hcweyer-at the paper
mill.
The river water is better than any o'her'
so our people think. AT any rate, 'hey
would not exchange II for any sort OF wen
water. Therefore, there is no call Tor arte-
sian wells in Richmond. Besides we 'nus'
have water-works TO supply water for put
fling out fires; and 1t thus happens that
water both for drinking and for that pnr-
pose is furnished at one cost.
You will find all the information that you
would probably wish for in any good Cyclic
p@dia-Appleton's, for instance, new or old.
The former is illustrated, and therefore
gives more satisfaction.
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ny John 81. Goou'h,
Peal Estate Agent aun nu..''
~ ft06 Msin street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF Far a sd ThM a sInp
i HOUSE AS ~ n,1n,SSr Oh ' sSThEET Al F I
~ c iLiArrMcSrn pursuance Of ,s deed Of trust,
from lS : and ws e ae . a1sprSaes
IN NE ssu "ss 60 II By M ns S"e
secured ana Dens ot 10 selJ nc puDllc auction, on
DC sry VIII p, n WEDNESDAY, the 81 day Of
i Msrss r. mSrsr pn. Iw1
located as sponv , a. aax1533.I2 feet to mn ley.
rooms, IN enough 10 pay expenses OF sale ard
about $50 and sns me ~ months %Gf ra,
due; residue u, ,,,.,esi added, and secured by
deed Of trust. Trustee
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-19
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. ll0s Main street.

SALE OF VERY VALU.
/ ABLE BRICK DWELLING AND LOT or
GROUND ON GRACE BETWEEN THIkD AND
FOURTH STREETS. OCCUPIED BY Or. N. J..
JAMES AT AUCTION BE virtue OF Two Sso, m,e w
Il. GlazabrooK and VIE. dated 18Th OF IebruarV'
1878. and recorded In The CLERKS oi1re ol Elcn,
nond Chsuccry Court In ID. Il. y \, page Ze;and
the second from w. Il. GaZebiOOk aud wire 10
f. ROsser Isbell, trustee, dated June L. 1878, ana
recorded In The clerks office OF Richmond Cbancery
Court, In ID. y. liz a, page 469-detault haNlng
been made in the payment Of certain negotiable
notes pa, able aud secured under thu said deeds and
at The request of the beneciaries In said d' ed we
viii proceed TO sell at auction. upon me premises
on TUESDAY, March 30. 1880 at a. O'Clock T.
NJ IN property described in said etds, a. iOlln"s :
All that certain lot or parcel II lana WIN all Tue
improvements thereon, and all the arpurienances
and privileges thereto belOi gng. lying and being on
the north side of Grace street hetween Thlrd ana
Fourth streets. in he city Of iichmond fronting on
said Grace street 80 fee and running BACK between
parallel lines o feet. beng portion or me rear
estate inherited by the snd W. B. Glaz~6rook from
his father, John y. Gazebroos, ana being me same
real estate conveyed TO the said John b. Glazebrook
by Boiling w llaNall and wife By deed ga en sep
ember 5, lS4S. and recorded IN me CLERK once OIL
the lJuSiings Court of the CITY Ct Richmond ID. De
"a. mage 4Q1. The improvements CONSIST OF
NICE STOCK BRlCK-fRONT DWELLING con-
tanning eight rooms. win me usua' out-uuhhhgs'
and the location OF the property renders IL very de
sirable.
TERMS: The property above described viii be
sold subject 10 a dee OF trust from W Il. Glaze
brooK ana Wife dated October 6, 1877, to st cure
negotiable note for $4,000 que Oci ober 8. 1880,
said deed being recorded in The cleTs 5 once OF
Richmo d Chancery Court, in Deed Book III {,
page 100. Cash sufficient TO pay The exp nses ct
his sale and note for $1,000, due February 2
1880, with Interest till paid; note TOR sIO9i-
with Interest from December 3, 1879. TN paid :;
$40 81. due june 3, 1850; s70.9l. due Dec, moer
3, $50; 1901. due June 1881 $40 81, cue
1882: and $70.91, que June 3. 1882; the residue
uuOn such terms Is the sad W. b. Glazebrook or
his assiens may direct.
FRANK ID. HILL. (Trustooe
f.. RO>SER ISBELL,S Ai"''
Sale conducted By FRANK d. HILL x CO., Auc-
tionrers NH g
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I,y Edward J. Warren
p.ai Fs,ate Agent aud Anctioncer.
SALE OF THAT vER


,I,ptrsTEEs' SALE OF THAT VERY
L vAIrABLE AND hTTR !sTtIy tsT W con.
TTst III FLOYD AND LINDrN, , ~ ~ ~ y nv M
S6r hND UNTIL EtcESTLY 9SS par Vance Of
MI ~ t,,.i from n g. Taiaf.rro and vile 20 lne
the sSn day Se cea
fec ~ ,,x ~ richmond ID. u. 112 &. PAGE Zvo
and default having been made 10 a e ses and be-
portion of the smoan. SECURE 10y ssp viii ,ro.
coed 10 sell, at public auction; en- NE o.eiack p
A. The pROpfKT ioca ed ms above dtscrlDea.
The HOUSE, is of modern cons,rne ron c csp,iags
tsins twelve or fourteen room ttaDle anu Ill, OF,
hoase The Lot Is 60 by 1919 feet to an aliey ~
,eet Vide This property. beng Immediately ~ w, Of
line OF Improvement. and within TWO spsm ns,,o.
Monroe Park should attract the atitntioi OF paine'
seeking a pleasant home or prohtaDe lnses.,en' m
l'rpNs Cash sufficient 10 pay ihe txpenses VI
sale and two notes amounting TO f5,l2I f3, VIII
Interest and costs thereon from 23d day OF , w.
nv i eS(, and the residue on sucn terms rs VIII NC
ay1nonnced AT sale. J. NJ. GODnik,
a""o""0eo ~ '~N' EDWARD j. WARREN.
TO Trustees.
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By Gruobs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionefrs'
Etavanth street between Main and Bank.

U,RUSTEEs, SALE OF A BRICK
urrII, DJEG At THE NORTHEAST CORNER
or Hill. AND ST. JAMES sTREtTS:-By virtue
OF TWO eeds of trust, from W. {. Fleet trustee
for J. Belle Fleet. the said w &. Fleet and The sald
i B,lIs Fleet 10 John H. Grubbs, and the other from
W. C. FLEET. trustee for 3. lie tleet aud 'le sad ..
Belle Fleet to Richard l.. Maury The hrst dat,d me
1879 and both recorded IN the clerks once OF
the Cnancery Court OF Richmond, we VIII seli by
public auction. upon he premises, on FRIDAY The
10Th of March, 1880. at AZ O'Clock L. NJ, the
BRICK DWELLING situated as above, combining
Fix rooms. The lot fronts about 43 feet ana runs
back so feet to Grunge street.
TERMS: cash sufficient TO nav the costs OF sale,
and two notes. enc for 1850 with Interest from The
81 of August. $40. and the other for 1928 With
Interest from the Gath OF Nav. 1879. an" the resi-
due upon such terms the grantors in said deeds
NAV pre ,cr1be JOHN l.. GRUBB>. Trustee,
RICHARD l.. MAURY. Trustee.
cprppe G WfrTIANs AuctioncerS. NH
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L.
WEDNESDAY THE SF sSs! DAY OF MARCH
the following VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
/. ALL TIE wATER-POwER AND WATER
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES, including an undi
vided moety OF The canal and canal.bed. The DAM
and all easements appurtenant thereto when were
conveyed to the Danyille Manufacturing Company
by Crews, Rodenhizer & Co. by deed dated The 18th
day OF September. 1862. and which were AFTER
pany H. Robertson. trustee by deed OF trust dated
The 9Th day Of MAY, 1866: both deeds recorded in
the Hastings Court of Danvile.
2. Also. the THREE LOTS OF LAND, suitable
the canal and Dan river. ODe of these lots has
front on The canal OF 244% feet, improved by a
BRICK BUILDING ana the fOunC alion-wals, &C..
of the wooll,n- factory formerly operated by the
has a front on The canal OF 70 feet. and The third
from Of 2.l6l feet all running bacs 20 lhe river:
map of the property will be exhibited at the
safe, aud meanwhile can be seen upon application
To the undersigned at his office In Danviie, Va.
These lots are also more fully described In above
meItioncd deed of trust.
The properly will he sold subject h the covenants.
restrictions, and provisions OF The two above meu-
ceedin2s of the Court in the two suits above men
toned, adjudicaing ,he rights of all parties iDle-
rested in the said prop' riy
TERMS OF SALE: Teb rercentum 81 the Dur-
chase MONEYS IN cash: the RESCUE by equal install
nents Of one, two. anu three years from day of sale
bearing interest from that DAY, FOR which The pur-
chaser VIII be required to give bond with good Sc
Guilty, the title 10 be retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and the further order OF the Court.
The above sale is worthy OF the attention of capt.
talist and all others who NAV wish To engage In sny
kiud Of water power factories at point so favor
ably located as the growing town of Dansille.
UARh iSON ROBERTSON.
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
70 25.tNlh3Oi
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Nail train arrives at Richmond daily * ., a.,
cept sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .-t.' ''
Express Iain arrives al Richinoud df'b a
.tssst' ''f' ..
Accommodation train arrive, a. KIDD a.,
mOnd daily except sunday at.......+...' -, A.
Mixed train leaves Sisnnfou a. llt' B. ''
taking ia ssengcrs from virginia Nid.lii .itf i''
Lynch6urg aud Dan,llle, aud arrive s. VI 300 ''
al lO:i5 l.. VI. . r-
connects with Virginia Midland iii"
Lynchburg. Danyille. and Atlantic Nls'l,' q, -
Ohio Railroad stations, m VIZ hifkii.
land train. leaving ~ $40 4 VI. or ADD .'''
q connects with Nirxini1 Nidiud rhN '.''
az a:OJ A. VI. for Washington am Toe N"l''.
4 connects with Virginia Nilitun N'."
Lvuchburg and DanNillc. f.,.
ID connects with Valley r1ilrosd ac'".h
trails leaving Al 3:15 VI. Tor Harrison.
h. connects with Valley railroad ifiin' Cav -
1880 A. VI. Cor Har9cr's Ferry.
4 connects with stages for LeAiuIt"n. r-
{; connects with 4. u. :. and 4. 4. stsah'' '
Portsmouth and Cincinnati .f,
n connects with sciOto galley raiiroa' '
j connects With all lines d,veTging 10 iA. We
Northwest. and Southwest ,..
For tickets, baggage checks. AMI lniotWti
route, lime. &C.. apply To Chesapeake snl '''''
way depot aud sZB Man street. .,.,
Through tickets always as low A. o' az
route. W. n. :. Dun
Engineer aud Superiui,ui'.. B.
CONWAY v. HOWARD, General Passsn<.l ~
Ticket Agent.
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MOBILE, ALA, March 17.-Judge Billings,
in the United States Court at New Orleans,
granted the petition OF the American Union
Telegraph Company to erect line along the
New Orleans and Mobile railway, with right
to resort TO proceedings for appropriation
under the State law.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent ana AuctlOneer,
ll13 Main street.

A DESIRABLE CORNER DOUBLE
N BRICK REsIDENCF, WITH LARGE LOT
ATTACHED, ON THE NOR HEAST CORNER
OF CLAY AND FOGRTU STREETS, SOLD FOR
DIVISION OF THE ESTATE.-I VIII sell at public
auction on MONDAY. Msrch 9th. AT O'Clock p.
NJ, Ibat ~ UBLE-BRICK DWELLING and SPA
CIOIJS LOT located as above, being In most
central locality-conv, nient TO business, market.
churches, &C. BY a small outlay a mansard roof
could be put on the dwelling making 1t as desirable
as a0y residence in this desirable AMI much-im-
proved portion of the city. The LOT Is large, and
fronts 80 feet on Law street with depth OF 1913
feet more OF less along Fourth street.
TERMS: Exceedingly easy: only one fourth cash {;
balance I'm one, two, and three years.
POSTPONEMENT.
POSTPONED on account Of The weather until FRI
DAY, March 9th, at same hour.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
NH II AuctiOHeer.
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent ana Auctloneer,
l212 Main street.

AUCTION SALE OF THAT
l. TwO-STORY FRAME TENtMENTD DWELL,
LINE OF POPLAR ONE DOOR WEST
OF FIFTEENTH STREET.-1n execution or
certain deed Of trust To- The unccrsi med rs trus-
tee, dsted the 18th day Of October, 1871. and
RECORDED III Richmond Chancery Court. ID. b. 80 A.,
page 297, we viii offer for sale. upon the premises
on TUESDAY the 10Th day of March, 1880, at
O'Clock p. NJ, being required 10 40 by the holder
of the bond therein described default having been
made in the payment Of the same J, the PROPERII
aboy described. The LOT fronts % feet gu the north
line Of Poplar street, ana runs back 1872 rect. The
house aims six rooms and will at all times yield
a rood percent age on Its value.
TERMS: Cath as 10 expenses Of sale and to nay of
bond with Interest thereon, amounting TO sO66.6I;
balance upon terms TO ne given at sale.
W. L.. COWAkD1N.
ALEXANDER II. SANDS,
TrnSf fasc
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer,
No. lI3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIR 4 N L
4 HOUSE AND LOT No. 707 LOUISIANA
STRkET.-By virtue of n deed of rust dated No
Court. Deed Book ll3 G, page 2l2, executed by
Charlrs l.. Waltball an1 wife 10 the undersigned,
trustees and whereas defIult has been made In pay
ment of obligations therein secured, and being re-
quired to do by the benehciares We will sell, on
the premises on FRIDAY The 26n day Of March.
1880 at 5 o. clock L. " the above PROPERTY.
fronting on TIE south line Of Louisiana street be-
tween Fulton aud Erin streets 60-feei. with depth
OF Is fei. being Lots % an "a In square No. 10.
The HOUSE is two stories. and has four ro ms.
TERMS: Cash as tOeXp nses OF sale aud f3S Los
ana b lance on such terms as may be announced at
sale. II. &. q. HARTMAN,
JULIUS STR USE,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
T TUONPSON BpOWN. AucitnnPer. NH II
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

ITO GETTERS, BARK-MEN,
i CAPITALISTS. AND FARMERs-TW0
TRACTS or TIMBERED-LAND IN APPOMAT-
TOX COUNTY. THE ONE CALLED "CREN-
SHAW'S" OR "HANCOCK'S," CONTAINING
$50 ACRES. EIGHT OR NINE Mills From
APP0MATToX pE d THE 0T HEB CALLED
-FOUR TO FIVE MILES FROM SAID BEPUT,
WITH COMFORTABLE DWELLING THERE
ON. FOR SALE.-At the request or the surviving
VA rtner Of the late mercantile firm Of Dunlop. Mon.
cure * Co.. and for til purpose Of closing up the
concern, ] offer for sale these TWO VALUABLE
TIMBERED TRACTS OF LAND. The former
qualify, some OF which will cut 10000 feet of lum-
Der TO the acre, with good roads leading TO the
depot. The land hes beautifully for cultivation.
I he latter tract, of which about 800 10 700 acres
are in original forest, embracins about 40 ACRES
OF VERY SUPERIOR HEART PINE, about 800
TO 400 acres OF black and red oak OF long body, well
suited for tan-bark and oak lumber, and a large
quantity Of chestnut, well adapted for railroad ties
and telegrapli-poles. There is supposed to be
about 1000 oak railroad ties on this tract.
w ea ADAPTED tobacco and Other crops Tns tract
Of land is abundant in springs of pure water. with
excellent roads leading 10 the depot. On this tract
Is comfortable DWELLING land Other buildihgsl
containing five r0Oms, now occupied by Mr.. I. {.
McKendree.
into smaller parce's or, If preferred propositions
Will be received for the purchase of the bark by the
cord The pine and OAR iu'uber per thousand feet.
the chestnut ties and telegraph pole, ana OAK Ties
per niece. Persons disposed TO purchase are IN
vied TO examine the property, and Then corre-
spond with the auctiOneer.
Now, that the railroad up the Valley of the James
river will require large quantity of ties and other
timber and as this land Is accessible by railroad 10
Lynchburg or Richmond. the present Is a favorable
chance Tor lumber-men or bark-men 10 purchase
II.
Special inducements will be offered to those who
Will purchase the he-simpe Of The d lanS; Apply
Real Estate Auctioncer.
NH 1S-2taw2w Richmond, Va.
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GAgYsBrRG, n. c., March II, 1880.
Editors Dispotch Sirs.-You will oblige
a constant reader Of the Dispatch by giving
the author OF the lines
1.-TWO souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one"
J. G. Il.
Who can answer? We can't.
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OPTICIANS,

rI'O REGAIN YOUR SIGHT .ras,Ss-1
FOR 25C.. - "a.
cal at 223 Brosd street aud get pair 81 S >, n
4 LIS or EYEGLASSES. A large as'". .. = S..
superior quality always ON hand. Prices ''V"
inward Skifully adjusted 10 the eve ei,vp
Practical Opilctan. MATCHMAKER. ans Jr"'Ht'
223 Broad street lageut tor W. ID. to"A'S
NH ISM
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DENTISTS.

~ W. JONES, DENTIST, Office en-
We No. GOT FRANKLIN STREET, be-Vdffb
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, having every con-
venence and appliance for comfort OF his patients,
with twenty-five years experience and PRICES RE-
DUCFD, is prepared 10 perform gently and care
fully all operations for such rs may desire bis pro-
fessionaI services. no 17-6m
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EOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM OF
II FORTY ACRES, with EXCELLENT BRICK
DWELLING and large barn, within three fourths
of mile Of the city, The land is well sci IN grass
and upon a part of IT has fine orchard; also.
small vineyard. VIII take good city property In
part payment, and give long cr,d dts for the balance
For particulars apply 10
+. NJ. CONNER. Attorney,
NH 1855 1901 Main street.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNlrURE!-i@
II Offer for sale geo suits OF ChamOr, f"tt"., ~
ture In price from $2S 10 $500, from tuS NJ
manufactures East aud West, also OF NY a. Al
make. tog,tber With full line Of Psr'or tarui.
Kitchen furniture, snd every article ~ W" e,ery
ture line. A,e, Cabinet Maker soepns,,e Par
lies IN want viii save money ~ gisins "s,r tif-
.,saee and warerooms lAss Main sirys,, 80.
teenlh street. Workshop.l 10, IL, snu n "a stRO>,
teesl street. NtLLia"
~ la-3m
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POSTPONEMENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is unavOidaby postponed until
FRIDAY the 9th day OF March. 1880. az . o'ciocf.
w. J.. COWARDIN,
ALEXANDER III. SANDS,
NH Trnefee-.
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J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auc'ionecr.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street.

SALE OF STORE AND
L DOUBLE FRAME HOUSE CORNtR OF
SIXTH AND LOUISIANA STREETS.-By virtue
of deed of rust dated lSih March, 1876 recorded
in ID. b. 1917 &, page 800, eXecued by James kerse
and wife To The undersigned Trustees, and whereas
default has ben made In the payment OF tie ebli-
CATION, therein secured. and being required so 10 do
we viii sell. on the premises, on MONDAY, rch
%, 1880. al O'Clock i. NJ, The above PROPERTY,
fronting on north site of Louisiana street ~ feet,
and -uuning back on west 'iue OF Sixth street 80
feet 10 an alev ten feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF sale aud ! ,447 :;
and The balance as viii he announced At sale.
II. {. &. HARTMAN,
JULIUS >TRhUSE,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. NH II
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gAfLaDAO LINZ.
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AZ ~ gS saaxs 3
RICHMOND AND PgTTnsrr,,,
RAILROAD COMpisy
COMMENCING SUNDAY, March D,
~ 1880. trains GA this read win run az foll.,,'.|
LEAVE RICHMOND sOUru.
1900 81, THROUGH NAIL daily. en-.,....
Tor Charlesion, 'taysgnsb. 49,
aud AiAen Via tharlesfOnj Es'.,,s'
Jacksohyilic. stops only ~ f,,s't.|,.,
ana hsncbestcr, and a, Half-W.y1
signal va %
$50 p. 81 ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN At,
IasscDxe" takiDi this trsip viii No.
cissf connection a. PCT r,iurz -
NOrfolf. %
10 35 L. H.. THROUGH NAIL daily. co,r...,.-
for Weldon. Numlngton. -..hr
Charleston, savannah, Auk,.t, ~
lnmHia, Albania. Macon. s;on,,.,' . =
Mobile, New OTirsns, sn1 ~ .'fl
South and Sopthvest Prf,.-,, ,.,s
in2-csJ from Washington ~ ~ -
intHafon, Sayanu1h. arf fio 80
Siops Onlf az Manchester .fd ,a..,.l'
and Halt. WAY on signai '''''f
9:20 A. W.. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN d.r.
lcxcegi sundays passenger car al.
LEAVE PETERSBCRe NORTH
6:35 4 H., THROUGH MAIL daily. coor,....
nih h.cnmondt Efe1erHsfb.rf az
PoOmac railroad 90 az rtiafs '
Fast. aDd Nes,. S'ols 30 W,,..,'
ter and Chester, sud a. H.If.u.,
and a DrIry's Blum, on signal. '"
B'ZOh. Ne, AIt'ObODAiION THAN F.r,
tex~Dt snncsyj. stops a. all ~
tons. 80
3 "A p. n. THROUGH MAJ. daily eoarsc.,,,
With Richmond, Frederick ufg a. =
Potomac railroad Tor al tolnis ~,
and West. Also. making close c.nsss1
ton with the Chesspsake ana 49,
railroad for the virginia stfirg, ~
all points North and West. mi, -
stops al Manchester aud Chc.f,r "a
at HALFWAY aud Drurs Blua "a
signal. "a
100 =. ~, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN die
except SuudsyE passenger cIr AZ.
tachcd.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star, ,ro,,
tAc AppOmGtt)K depot. N
SUNDAY tXCrRSION TRAINS leave p...
mono 2 >. VI. and $50 Z. VI; saye Pst.r..
burg 9:3D 4. NJ. AZ" $50 e. NJ. every ~urAt,
NH 10 Y. ID. KLINE, ~unsri ufrade,,