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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11
BLAINE THE GRANT MEMS SECOND CHOICE
from The Pitsburg Commercial Gazette Grant Rep9

II must De gratl1ylng 10 eNtry slncefe Irlenu
OF Senator Blaine to know that Senator Cameron fully
understands that he aine) had nothing whatever TO
do with the assault so unexpectedly made upon him.
The motives which prOmpedt were too plain TO be mis-
taken Leaving personal matters out OF view, the out
come OF the convention is that pennsylvania Is Tor
Grant first and Blaine for second choice In case Grant
connot read his title clear, Blaine will take his place
and receive the hearty support OF the delegation This
Is iust as we would have IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

FoRFIGN-The address from the throne was
agreed to BY the British House of Commons last
evening. Home Rule amendment having been
defeated - There are rumors Of Russian in
tricues in Asia against England, and of an alliance
of the latter with Persia. 60 The election
at Southwark, England, will take place on
Friday. - Eight lives were lost by the burning
of the Theatre Royal. Dublin. 60 The French
steamer Valentine has been lost at sea; sixteen
lives were lost. 60 NJ. Isaac Adolphe Cremeux'
the French lawyer and legislator, is dead.
DoMEsTIc-PTesident Hayes reception to the
Diplomatic Corps last night was magnificent af-
fair. "a large deficiency bill for printing
Will be presented to Congress, it being one Of the
results of the extra session. =W W. II. Eng
lsh of Indiana is spoken of as DemOcra-
tic Presidential candidate. - The Regain In
terstate Commerce bill was defeated in
committee yesterday. - SIX of the ten
delegates from Albany to the Utica Convention
have resigned. 49, The Albany City Hall was
burned Yesterday The New-Jersey
Republican Legislative Caucus has nomi-
mated Edward j. Anderson for Controller.
CoNGRrss.-The Senate Committee mas recon-
mended an increased appropriation for the torica-
tions in New-York HarbOr; Senator Gordon spoke
on the necessity of an Interoceanlc Canal Commit
tee the Senate debated bill regard to lands en-
the Porter case was presented by Senator Burnside
- The Hot-Springs bill passed in the House; a
call was made on the President for correspondence
in regard to the Interoceanic canal; bill was IN
troiuced in the House providing for general am
nesty
. CRY AND SUBURBAN.-Mr. MacLean tried IL
vain yesterday to get recognition as a Police Com
missioner 80 Mr. Cowley admitted to bail
were made in New-Yoik and Brooklyn -
Edward Reinhardt was denied another trial
- business mems organization to sup
port sherman for President is to be
formed. 80 The Nathan collection of paintings
was sold 60 Several district Republican meet
ipes were held. - The Aldermen and Sinking
Fuud Commissioners discussed Albany bills affect
ing the city, - Gold value of the legal-tendel
silver dollar l412l2 grans), 1892 cents. Stocks
opened steady and improved, but later declined, ant
closed weak.
The WEATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dictate warmer and generally clear weather. possibly
followed at night by partly cloudy weather. Their
mon,eter yesterday: Highest $50; lowest l20
average. 24a.o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

and other desirable Investment securities
No. 3 Nassaust, NewY0rk.
INV and sell all issues OF Government Bonds in largo
IN all amounts at prices and viii be pleased
10 furnish information all matters connected
with investments in Government Bonds.
We are prepared give information in regard TO hrsteas
Railway Securities to execute orders for the same
Buy and marketable stocks and Bonds on commits
sion at the Stock Exchange the omen market
Receive accounts Banks Bankers Merchants and 9th
ers and aownteTest daily balances andior those Keep
ing accounts collect United states coupons ana
registered interest and other coupons dividends &c and
credit without charge.
" we give special 20 orders from Baks BANK
r1 Institutions and of the city by Mail OF Tel
eera3h 10 buy or sell Bonds state ard Railroad
Bonds Bank socss Railroad stocks ana other securities
We have issued the Seventh Edition of Memoranda Con
corning Government Bonds OF winch be had on
application. ,, T. 4r,-cr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

SNOW AND RAIN vs.. BALLS AND RECEPTIONS.
Iades misses gents and bOys boots shoes ana FateIs
and India rubbes suitable for an aud al popular
rriees PairOnze MILLER & CO.. 26 West i4ttst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

The suit which Messrs. Putnams, the publishers
and the heirs of Washington Irving have brought
AGAINST the publishers OF so-calcd edition of lry-
uo's works raises an issue IN which the sympathies
ri the community will all be on the side OF tho
plaiutiff, Every one who has read the Life OF lrv
ING knows that the elder Mr.. Putnam became the
famous authol's Publisher many years before his
death. and the connection then formed has existed
ever since. between the heirs of each as between
thc men themselves. The defendants IN this case
have issued single cheap volume calling it Iry-
ng's Works." aud printing upon the back the titles
of eleven of his books. The claim of the plaintiffs
il that tho defendants are inducing purchasers TO
buv what they suppose to he lrVings complete
works when in fact It is partial collection of
tbe crude materials from which, after revision
md completion a portion only of his books were
couposcd' Copyrights upon the revised and COM
,Ictcd volumes. in which these earlier efforts,
chiefly magazine articles, were embodied, are most
of them still in force. One point of great interest
IN the action is the additional claim Of the plaintiffs
bot beyond all statute provisions on the subject of
convriobt an author and his representatives have
ap.obsolute and perfect right, at common law, to
the exclusive publication of his works. This theory
- suppnrted chiefly by English decisions and was
trausplanted il is claimed in the adoption by this
State of the English common law. The question is
o,e of great importance. and the decision will be
o,vo,ted with deep interest. 1t is intimated that
his question will be carried, if necessary, to tho
Snpreme Court, where it has never, in the opinion
Of the plaintiffs, been fully considered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

I,tbe Greatp Comet which has been observed
IN the Southern hemisphere should come north 1t
would proye an interesting and welcome addition to
rr celestial vistants No great comet has, however
hen ,xpectcd this year. Haeys is not due till 1911
Dopat,s appeared in 1858 will not return be-
FORE the ry-eighth century, and the great comet
of 1861. which Sir John Herschel declared to
ho the most brilliant he had ever seen. not
ovcentipg those of 1911 and 1852 will not re-
annear before the year 2200. OF the few comets
whose periods are short, all small. and most Of
them can only be seen in the telescope. The Great
Comet. therefore. that il reported TO be passing
the sun northwards," will be an entire stranger,
and will doubtless receive from astron-
omers and from tho public the attention
dine to rare and distinguished visitors
But whether the comet comes or not. the southern
sky in the early hours of the night Is now
nsuay brilliant Jupiter is just setting Saturn is
dim and shadowy, but Orion. the king of the con-
stellations, Is crossing the MERIDIAN with Taurus
on tho right, and the glowing Dog Star on
the left The Bull is particularly attractive
too owing to the remarkably near approach Of Mars
TO the Pleiades or Seven Sisters. The lurd planet
can now be seen just below that group and is about
as brilliant as Aldebaran at the head Of the
spending group In Taurus known as the Hyades.
With or without the comet the heavens in February
well deserve more than passing glance.
Miss Kate sanborn, who needs no introduction TO
our Now-York public either as Gu agreeable writer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

hat, nor start subscription list he wasted all Of
bis macntcent opportunity, aud left the audience
in blank stare"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11
Bnslness IoIlres.

"ALpERNEY BRAND"
Buy always toNutNsto WIN
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, nervous pr0StratlOn,
and an orms al genera debility particularly II resulting from
pulmonary complaints relieved by taking MEAsMANs PIoN
preparation OF beef CON ain hg IT'S
entire properties CAswELt HAZARD Co. Pro-
Film Hotel Building, ana oth ave. COIuoi
kgth. St: also 1872 Thames St, Newport X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

Mr.. Cowley was admitted to bail yesterday,
the Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix and the Rev. Dr..
Robert S. Rowland becoming his bondsmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

The Presidents nomination of Mr.. Frank Fl.
Mason, of The Clereldnd Leader, TO be Consul
at Basic, is an excellent choice, and the Senate
will no doubt approve it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11
Ne,u.alork Daily Crib aale.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

Mr. MacLean enlivened the calm of the
Police Central Office yesterday by an advance
to capture Mr.. Nichols's position as Police
Commissioner. This curious and anus
ing campaign was marked by the IN
direction and cunning characteristic or
the operations of Mr.. Tilden's political
representatives But it was entirely unsuccess-
full After trying in vain to get the Chief
Clerk 10 recognize HIM as Police Com
missioner, Mr.. MacLean marched INTO
the room formerly occupied by him and
attempted a flank movement on Mr..
Nichols's chair But the latter held
his position manfuly and the attacking
column retired very much disorganized, prob
ably to consult that master in strategy the
Won Moltke of Gramercy Park. The whole
warfare was little funner than anything IN
"Hudlbras or "Don Quixote."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11
Fisk g. HATCH,
Bankers

Bankers.
AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT BONDS,
ana other desirable Investment Securities,
No Nassan-st.. View. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

Miss Kate sanborn, who needs no introduction TO
our Now-York public, either as Gu agreeable writer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

Z" ALDERNEY BRAND "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

The will of the late Mr.. Borie bequeaths all
his property to his wife for life, with the pro-
vision that If she should not dispose of it by
will, the directions added in his own shall be
followed. Among these is bequest of
$4,000 to General Grant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

The Gridiron Elevated Road projected IN
the City of Brooklyn has suffered defeat III
the courts. This is the case which, after
decision favorable to the company by
the General Term, was sent back by
the Court of Appeals to be reheard, on
tie ground that the General Term was not
properly constituted Confirmation by the
Court of the proposed routes was sought, III
place of the consent of the property-owners,
which could not be obtained but the General
Term now refuses upon the broad ground that
the proposed structure may injure property,
prevent rival enterprises, and establish huge
monopoly and that it is question whether
it would be public improvement. After
these successive defeats, at the hands OF the
property and the Supreme Court, 1t is
difficult to see what the Company can hope
for from the Court of Appeals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

A young man has been discovered in city
prison who deliberately chose commitment
as yagrant and service as prison
cook to freedom and the income from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

There has been an oratOrical outbreak in the
Maine Legislature. in which one Fusion men,
Der denounced " the courts, clergy, the legal
profession and the Associated Press" This
il rather feeble swivel-cursiDg. after all, and
on the Sand Lots would be received with
contempt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

New-York is to have John Sherman club
composed of business men who want to see
in the Presidential chair the man to whom so
much for the success of resumption is due, and
who would not care il his presence there did
make it january all the year in the White
&" Housen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-11

$4,000 year. After some weeks
of this experience he has grown weary, ana
~ opposes to retire from place for which
he must be naturally fitted. In the ideal
state of society a man with such decided
tastes for the inside Of Jail would be allowed
TO stay there, and his snug little fortune
would be given to somebody who I'M
derstood the use of it. But then,
in an ideal state of society, there would be
no iails, nor, so far as we can discover, would
ANYBODY be allowed TO have $4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-24
AUCTION sALEs.-.Ruture Days
POWER PROPERTY AT
w DANyfLIE, VA.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Hastings Cour, OF
The town Of DanviIle, at the December term, 1879
10 the suits OF Crews, Rodenhxer Co. Us. Danv'xs
Manufacturing Company ana others, an" a. M
trustee and special commissioner or the conI. VII
sell AZ public auction, the premises at O'CLOCK
r. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY, TIE sIsr DAY OF MARCH
the following VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
w. All, the wATEp-powER AND WATER
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES, including an una-
vided moiety OF the canal and canal.ped, ,ne asm,
and ell easements appurlenant snere1, WIZ" nmnany
by Crews, Rodephizer & Co. by deed dateh tne zo.
day OF september, 1869, and which were s md,'
wards BY the Danse a er ,r". dated
the 10Th day OF May, 666 both deeds re'oroeo J"
the Hastings Court of Danvilie. .,o
2. Also the THREE LOTS OF LAND, suitable
for factory sites and other purposes lying between
the canal and Dan river. O1e or these lois nas
front on the canal Of 244% feet, improseu Y
BRICK BUILDING and the noaiion-wais, &c,
OF the woole n. factory formerly operated oy the
Danyille Manufacturing C0mpany. Inc seeonu iot
has front on ne cana a OF i1 s sscs 10 he river
A map of the property will be exnlDiten ~ Tue
SALE ADD meanwhile can be seen upon sppn,ca' 10,
10 the undersigned at his Office In Danviile, va.
These lots are also more fully described 10 ABOVE
mentioned deed Of trust. .,o....,.,..
The properly will be sold subject " lne cosenan,s
restrictions and provisions of the two above-men-
TONED deeds and also subject 10 Inc Decree snu pro
ceedines of the Court In The two suits above nen-
toned adjudicating The r2hts oil al pi''ie' '"''
rested In the said propsrfy :, an. ,,r
TERMS OF SALE: Ten percentum oil me puI-
chase m oneys In CASH the RESIDUE Dy egusi lnssa
ments of one two. and three years from dav on sae'
bearing interest from that day, Tor when lhe gur-
chaser will be required to give bond WIN good se-
cui ty. the title to be retained un'il an ns purc9e
money Is maid aud the further order or the Court.
The above sale is worthy Of the attention Oh capt.
talists and all others who NAV wish TO engage IN any
kind of water-pOwer factories at point 50 ia'or'
ahIv located as the growing town of Dlnyille.
Wy HARRISON ROBERTSON,
Trustee and Special Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-24
AEARKs OF APPRECIATION il

AVA shape of increasing demands for Hostel
er's Stomach Bitters are constantly reaching its
proprietors- The mining and agricultural popals-
lions OF the far west particularly alive 10 It's
merits Cor It possesses the very qualities which en-
frsnts to those remote districts require. 1t pro.
tects them from malaria, 1t fortifes them against
the injurious elects which frequently proceed frem
mode of ufe frausht with hardships, and /; has an
unimpeaehable record for ihorouehness. Travel
lers to foreign aonnrles, mariners and those gene.
rally Who live outdoor life, will God that its pro-
tective and braeng properties have not been exag-
gersted by the nasy who have borne favorable wit
mess in lts behalf rock is not 6rmer on its base
than this nedictsean the confidence of our people.
NH "a NiwIFfM
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49, - = - -.
BY w. Goddin.
Real Estate Aucsioneer,
~ rank and Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALES OF xALu u
AaLF REAL ESTATE IN T Tir u LANES
nIoiinoSp}; xAHtSss2w; 4, sVca SsL, IN RESRSI.
~ sruSTY virtue o. ssysrl ascrfes ,1 =,
nancery Court Of the Of Rsnmo gl;.st War
IN the case OF Warwicss rrsspsciivsly named as
,ss Sc ae "a the SAID cause VII Git
for sale on the premise Ia she wacoe. commits.
,d ny m lie decree OK the 10th ganuary dson
on Friday the l2tn GAY p 81 TOT Tor on The east
O'Clock r ~, that VAL sna Frsrsiin streets
fron,ine 100 feet Running back In paf,'iei hej
feet, being the same property conveysa 20 uiss4.
Abraham warwick on tue io,m ,, ~ ,,,,s s's
W nj "nnsr aid deer e. the undersigned, HUI Car
ter and James NJ. NJ DAVIS special ,o =,
viii offer FOR sale, or the premse, REAL ESTATE
at o'clock r. NJ, The following REAL 10
Isl That yALTABTE LOT tadloin'ng ihe stone ,ll
wmehouse) on the south sue o, ,roni,ng ON the
south side OF Cary street "a ieet Iunnlne paou
feet 10 Basin street, conveyed 70 the iae 1nc,% af
wick by Fred Anderson ana wire on the i1'n ~ W.
March, s59, and By William j. Barssda'e Oh Tue
I'd. 4 IOT and SMALL BRICK T Ten snd "a
nal fronting 80 feet. runniog back % iee,,
conveyed 10 said A. Warwick by Mor.on T rs,-
borne, special COMMISSIONER Oh the Zfhoi ie'
': al THREE H9gE FIFTHs undivided, OF LOT;
known as No. Is, In Pickett, Pollard Jonnson, anS
Younes plan, fronting 1S ieca on ,e eptb 10
Water street. running back OF an 'rreeu'"i "ep' "
the old Rockets warehouse. l. .,,o
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six, Twelve.
and eighteen months, for negotiaoie notes,
ADDED and title retained until all Of he purchase-
GEORGE X. MACuN,
Special Commissioners
HILL CARTER.
JAMES NJ. ~. DAVIS,
Special commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-24

isr~ siis ~ Tie best Of men,"
nsssors DispatcAs Help, In pity help
vcor NOR afI1icied brother. My nerve-fuss
svstem 4 sIl unbuttoned aud out o gear.
Inn fun-and-uentalIy diseased, and don't
Know what 10 do. Relieve me, relieve me
81 this truck which IL aceumnlat.ug In me
Il the rate Of about qnsrt day.
TRUCK.
Vaccination il no uew thing under the
sun i--7 persons were in-ark-niated oeiore
what was the matter with Jonah! he
was in.a-6sh-ent, that's aIi. ,.,
hate dogs, and II had nv way ia Dan'
ish them all TO the terrier-tor'es.
Who h shis Beau % Dicea Tor picey! saa,
the schoci-children talk 50 mucn ABOUT
want bis given name. ne :. =
Misfrr.v. while woman's In any event is
either MISERY or Mrs.ery.
MSee herei" be cried, "this Is my chet
xposrprs.n "Ohi yes" she replied, II
see, q ouc-borsc csief doeaure."
ETTbay durv.
Queer conduct Of sailors-lhe moment
storm rises they 90 of on furl-ohl
Hodl isn't Il, that the most active part Oh
paddv,s life occurs In bis ladder Gays!
Bricks-lay- tar.hod.see?.
IL or Is not cacoethes scribend, an iRk'cu'
rable diseases =,
Did II never strike you that IN penn OF
fact the Louise Home is Corcorans va oa-
leryy And II not, why notY
DOSE OF DIG-Ir-ALL-is.
After ldering and 1dering what bad
become Of the ui0sil, called my German
servauts together and inquired IL any OF
them had seen IL. They all angriy replied,
o. I had never be4 been 3ted so unkindly.
II was ike pulling an eye 9Th. thought
would never sur it.; but, hoping that tne
ui0sil would Eventually be found, 1 sat
down and 8 my breakfast; Then l arose
and went out into the street, moving rapid
" along, rs one will do who RELIEF IN tne
open air. All for 0. The ulosll was never
found.
Very respectfully y'r ob't sv't,
Ritter, PITTS R0wZIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-24

,rpusTrE,s AUCTION SALE ! OF De A a
SITy,.Si bosr lfs EEfr nE
EEwH sHs NM 2s sIkSSJns r HfSH T TeEn
STAND 81 AND T ~ TT,snRE nE ROOMS EACH, AND THE
FIRST sTodY 90 ALHMEnssEc omS ss Pi''T 70
D py sLthFf4FrS pY TRE QwNER, NOV 10Y I DE
~ ~ sEn AND A VACANT L0r SN n II,
SSiEynsSStIGEeI CORNER OF TnnET yr,r IN
AND o STREETS p ETSr, 4pxhiSSIp srABLE rHERE.
SMALL H Ron TiE PREMISE. On MUNDAr TIE TX
IN IN vnAY or APRIL, 1880. vi N Al
nry oc,K p. MIN execution OF 9. 81. ci nusl
y OCeL W. =, = x.ibrney and wife. dated I'm Jann-
from &c 1 rscord IN d. b. ia G, page 20, Rich
ond rhsncey Court win or for sas npop ~. 'hs
remises cr tie day and hour above ~ nc
Rbpmp rTTY abeye described. being r.qurtn 90 10
do by the holder az ,t The PAYMENT Of the same The
nroper,y viii be subdsded and sold 10 sui. par
rhoscrs NJ lime OF sale. This presents an ~ nr
enscr.snitx Tor uersons OF limited means 20 pnr-
psn home am low price, or Tor those seeAihk
GOOD nd ma wing Investments. -, -. ,,.oros,
FERNS Cash as 10 $3.50. With al costs
&c thereon anc cost and expenses OF sa,e, pa'a"oe
mon such terms as may be annou nsy9 AZ si'g
- Trustee.
n ~
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By John NJ. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioreer,
No. HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
Il HOUSE AND LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF CLAY NEAR MUNFORD STREET AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.-In pursuance OF deed Of trust
from :. A. Falrlamh and wife 10 The undersigned
trustee, dated 20lh December, 1872, and recorded
In tue Richmond Chancery Court, ID. ID. 90 A, page
gu, and default having been made In the amount
secured. and being required 10 do by the bene-
hc.ary. will proceed TO sell at public auction on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the Slit day OF
March. 1880. ats O'Clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY
located as above described The HOUSE has Two
rooms The LOT Is 33x153 $40 feet TO an alley.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay expenses of sale and
about $3.50, principal and interest OF a note past
negotiable notes, interest added, and secured by a
deed OF trust. T. R0SSER IsBELL,
NH 10 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-24
BY GIubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh sire e. between Main and BANK.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVE
(JRAI, TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND
LYING WEST OF THE CITY OF KlCHMoNp.I
In eyecn,ion of a decree of The Chancery Court Of
Richmond, entered in the Cause OF EDMOND Daveh-
port & co. rs. Wickham, the undersigned tnree
commissioners will sell by auction, upon lne prem-
ises. on MONDAY the 5th day OF ADrli, lSsu,
commencing at 9 o'clock NJ. TRACT OF LAND
Containing 2I1 37I-1000 ACRES, lying on Inc
Three-t HOPED road about six mites YVES, OF tne
city adjoining the farm formerly Owned ny u. u.
ExalI aud being part Of the tract known as
:. woodland" or Howle's. This NAV be made good
farm and II Is not far from the line OF tne proposeu
railroad up James river. ,,
Al the same time and place the undersigned a. l..
Boulwars and w. j. Leake. comm lssioners unT n
former decree will sell a TRACT OF 34& ACRES,
living near The above and Goinng the land OF J0hn
Edwards. w. q. and A. y. Brown, ana 9thers.
After which tsay AT ~ O'Clock L. bIJ the 'nIe et
commissioners VIII sell, upon The premises. LOTS
No g and In The plat of subdivision OF the " hlen-
burnie" farm-ihe former with about 10 ACkEs,
the latter with about 204 ACRES These lands lie
on the Hutchinson road, which Is near coh'nu.
alton Of the Grove road and tho are distant only
about three miles & ON the city. -,
TERMS: FOR the first and third tracts one iouItn
cash the sdue srt one. two, ana three years; Tor
the second tract costs of suit and sale in cash, bal
ance at one two and three years with personal Sc
curty, or one third cash, balance AT one. Two, ana
three years without security. In all cases the ere
nualy. and titles TO he retained by the Court until
all The purchaSe-mOney Is paid.
Pats of all tie land may be seen al me cnce OF
the auctioDeers. W. j. LEAhE,
a. l.. BOULWARE,
4. X. COURTNEY,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers o.,.s.
m y - ~