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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-17
The IIHite House.

The White House was first huiltin
l7Gl, at cost Of $@Ei0,O0G. 1t was
not occupied until 1900. II was
rebuilt in lSl5, and rcoccupicd in
1878. It's po:ticoes we're not fin
isI.cI uNtil l>3H. Altogether it is
computed TO have cost for build
in., rebuilding and furnishing,
about $l,7U0O,0t0. The great east
room for fill dress receptions,
measuring SOxlO feet, was finished
about 70 years ago. The whole es.
tablishmCnt has q frontage Of f10
feet anl n depth of GS feet, and its
yestii,uir is jOX4U feet. Tho gar
den and park which incloscs the
mansion occupy % OcrOs. Tho
cabinet room, fOx%0 feet, is on tho
second noGr. It contains long
table, with l"athcr.sCatcd chairs,
one or two paintings, and largo
man Of The United States. Tho
picture Of Frank Carpenters
ADMINISTRATION Proclamation"
gives a good "iow Of the cabinet
chamspr
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-01-17

Wabsatch, 9GS miles from Omaha,
/ saw Indians for the first time
They we're riding OH the platform
Of IN eastward-bound train. Dur
ing the evening we passed the fin
est scenery of tho road-Echo and
Weber CanOns. Our platform is
crowded now. | shall attempt no
description Of them till practice
awhile. Echo Creek runs through
Echo Canon and Weber river
through Weber Canon. We could
sec fish lying Mt the bottom OF
Weber river AZ they lay still on
their sides l thought they were
dead, but was told that they were
not.
AT G:15, P. NJ, just fifty four
hours after leaving Omaha, we
reached the Mormon city Of Og-
dsn.
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(To EE CoSTIyuED.)

"Awkward mistake of that po-
liccman in arresting President
Hayes the other day" remarked
George Washington Childs to Gen
eral Grant, as the two gentleman
lunchcd together (their glasses
turned down Mt q fashionable cgt;
on Pennsylvania avenue.
Hadn't learned Of it," replied
General Grant. GLOW did it hap
pcn2"
Mr.. Childs then related how the
President had stepped into the ro-
tun,la of tho Capitol, and ignorant
of the order against it, sat down
on one of the seats set apart for
ladies'. "Tho policeman did not
know tho President" continued
Mr.. Chills, 'and so took him into
custody, and would have locked
him up hnd not some one inform
ed him of his terrible blunder." :"
Grant was visibly affected, and,
after scratching his chin for a mo-
ment, replied:
"Betwpen you and mo, Mr..
Childs, | am moro than ever con.
vinced that the Chief Magistrate Of
tho country should wear a crown
to distinguish"
SSH General" said SIR. Childs,
raising his finger as cautionary
signal, and tlen lowering his voice
to u iloarso whisper, "Mr Dana, OF
the New York Srn, may be lurk-
ing within car shot at this very
moment" With fear and horror
blended upon heir countsnances
Mr.. Childs and General Grant
snoaked away like n couple Of
guilty. things.
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RuyIlyil!e. Lewis Co., ". Va
VIM. l.. WHITE, Proprietor

" W. u. "tlliEs AA"F41Sh"'
The undersigned desires to infa:n the
rahiic tim, he has l"h:-'l thc shove ilo:cl,
ard h-s reiurnislicl and reiItcl the same.
lie oilers the l"'; Of accommodations TO the
travelling rahIic. Gnul stah.lng aud
..l oa lhs premises III he n.iSs?.c,a
arrangements for 'rGrr!Irrs md teamsters.
he respectfully Invites call from his old
friends and travellers.
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"Men shoul'lnOt allow their wives
to split wood" says 4 mild contem-
porary. This is rather considGrato.
How can 4 man refuse, when his
wifr comes mp with tears in her
eyes, and says, "Now do, dear, lie.
mc 90 down and split wood for an
nour 10 get ~ m appetite"
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s2atSssvG!,5.EI fz0TEg..

May i, 1873.
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Fine Sample Rooms. Telegraph Of
fec, excellent Stabling, Bss to all
T.nius.
Nay /, 1873.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-13
.UcT1cr rALEs...ru.ure Days.

~10NuIssIONERs SALE OF vALU-
hpf'r FARMS IN HANOVER COUNTY
xA or WHI ssIHzr iYI IN9a,IuprSG l as IATE
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 sundry DEGREES OF me
trcn,, Court of the county OF Hanover rndered
IN The suit OF stanley and as, woo sue, %c ra
W.,.her 90 1879, AMI April 2e, 1880, the sub
.Srs,.rs w,I, nrocecd 10 sen at .pubs auction IN
font OF Cox, Leake Co.'S s,orehouss. 10 ,ne NV
Of Ashland; Hanover csunw' va y" oc,oek n. .the
g y, Sno FIN TrAcTs OF REAL Estate. al stu;
ated In Ashland district. Hanover county, va, sno
formerly owned by William TX "in"' no" ''
co Iss' That VERY VALUABLE FARM called
y,en' containing $40 ACRES, more or less. ad-
to,Iipg the Iands OF Henry saunders ana o,ne., on
siony-Run creek The IMPROVEMENTS on ,n,s . "a, a
Gently reno le,led. The ouf-bnildings are ID Roou
order aud ample. Ths whole farm IS encloseu ,, w
fences. The farm IS situated aoon. mo ,s,
one mile from Kiib, station, ON the Richmond,
frcdericksburg and Potomac Iailroad.
containing by survey s34 ACRES, adjoining the
land Of Richard Lowry, Fanny 4, Car,er, I amo
Others. his has very good buildings herson' 1hi'
tract 4 about two mi rs from kilJy's stailon.
sJ. a TRACT containing about go ACRES, adj
Joining j. r. Coughs estate and Others.
Ain. About Is ACRES. more or less, near Good-
s,b =" A ". TRACT Of so ACR 90, adjoining the
laHds of Dr. l.. II. Cauthorn and others.
the terms will be one fourth cash and the balance
in euua Ia taIments at one and two years nom Gay
OF sale, the purchasers to give bonds or ie
payments, bcariug interest from day OF sale, ano
ile 10 be retained mil all the purchase money Is
paid. Taxes for 1850 to be paid by the purchaser:
Terms as TO the first tract, called "Sprinrnelu,
cash as 10 so much as NAV be necessary TO pay
The costs OF sale and 10 discharge deot OF 81
$50 66. with interest thereon from April 80: dS'e,
till dsy OF sale: on credit until April 80, 1881, as
To so much as NAV he necessary TO meet debt que
on that day OF f1.666 Sc; on credit unil Aprii
40 1892 as TO like sum OF 81 $685., due on that
cav: and as TO all surplus over and above the above
amounts the same will be payable IN cash. fhe
purchaser 10 execute bonds for The deferred pay
mentg bearing Interest from day of sale, and title
10 he rctsn,d until al the puichase-money Is paid
and a conveyance ordered by The Court Taxes FOR
1880 10 be paid by the purchaser. The purchaser
10 receive fni possession on January /. 1881, ana
rial possession to prepare for and sow fall ciops
at the customary time.
The said SPRINGFIELD TRACT Is to be sold
at tb@ risk and cost of William Jordan, the FORMER
purchaser. ,,,
JOHN b. Young,
". j. LEAKE,
rectal Comm sstoners.
EDWIN VAUGHAN, Crier. my l3-law3w
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EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Trustees IN the first deco;
GEORGE VI. DREWRi,
BY James VI. TAYLOR Il Son,
GOMMISSIl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
LIVERY DESIRABLE TIlREE.STORY STOCh,,,
CLAY >TREET BETWEEN FIRST AND ADAM
STREETS, FORMERLY THE RESIDENCE OF
TIE LATE ADOLPH DILL, AND SIN BE NJ
TIFUL BUILDING LOTS ADJOlNlNG ON The
EAST AND WEST. AT .AUCTION.-in pnrsu-
ance OF q decree OF the Richmond Cbancery Court
rendered May 6, 1880. In IA suit therein penllpg'
STYLED Dill &C., as. ID II. &C. the unde signed,
thereby appoini' special commissioner for the pnr-
pose, will proceed 10 sell AZ pubic auction, upon
the premises, on the 18TH OF MAY, 1850 w lalI
II NOT, the next fair day ihereafIcr commencng at
; O'Clock T.. NJ, that VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE as above located. consisting of LOT
fronting &c 3-12 feet ard running back az 2 IL
feet 10 An alley sixteen feet vide. With TIC improve
ments thereon: consisting OF an LhEGANI
containing ten rooms. be ides bathrooms and wide
halls through the centre; TWO-STORI BRICK
KITCHEN with four rooms; STABLE, ANA all ne
cessary culvert connexions. -
The VACANT LOTS front respectively 30, 30.
80. 81 6-12, SO 0-12, and "a feet, running BACK
l4s 2-l2 feet to an alley sixteen feet wide.
The DWELLING Is built Of most excellent ma
terial. in the best manner aud mas recently mao All
the modern improvements introduced into II, and
Is now in nice order.
We invite special attention to this SALE, as II offers
an unusual opportunity To persons desiring TO gnr-
chase drsi-class residence and handsome building
lots. located In select neiRhOOrhOOd.
TERMS one fourth cash; the balance At SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months, for negotiable notes.
with per cent. interest acded. and The Title re-
tanned until the whole purchase-m0ney Is paid and
a conveyance ordered by the Court.
plat of this property can be seen at the Office OF
The auctoneers, and will be exhibited at the hour OF
sale. HENRY 6. CANNON.
Special Commissioner.
Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR y SON,
AuctiOnetrs my III
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Ivy robert %. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
u VERY DESIRABLE Lot FR0STINNGs
OF sEVENTEENTH sTREET BE 4 w " y
BROAD AND GRACE SlREEIS' NOW CCCCep-
PIED ny MR.. WRIT ROBERTS AZ a CoAL.cr
AND WOODWARD, AND a n OIL HE LII
IRON TfEG THIRTY-TWO FEET On IuE
soiJTH LINE OF BROAD BETWEEN SEVE N,
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS; MD
RUNNING BACK To THE ABOVE, AND Al Nd
J0INING THE sEABROOK'S WARE HOUSE
PROPERTY. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-in pnrsu l;
apce Of a decree OF the Richmond Chancsry Court
entered on the goth day Of April, 1880, III a SUIT
styIcd Augustine vs Cochran. therein pending, lne
igned appointed SPECIAL commissioner tnefe,
by. will offer for sale, upon The premises, on
THURSDAY the 18Th day OF May, 1850, az I
O'Clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY above descriDen;
THO lot on Seventeenth street fronts 80 zee, ano
r,if}s tscs between parallel lines about 100 ieet,
and the LOT on Broad street runs back ABOUT 'he
same depih 10 the lot on Seventeenth street.
This offer; an unusual opportunity Tor persons
wishing 10 purchase frst.class property, bens ad-
mirabIy adapted for retail and wholesale trade
being the centre of the shipping points inc pro.
perty viii be sold as whole or subdivided 10 suit
purchasers.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; residue at six, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser TO give nego,
table notes, with six per cent lnteres, acae, ana
the title retained. HENRY u; CANNON,
nv 5,6.7,IO,1l,l2,l3 Special Commissioner.
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MISSIONERS' SALE OF HIGHLY
~ ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRARLY-LOCA-
TED PRIVATE RESIDENCE, WITH LARGE
GROUNDS ATTACHED, on FRANKLiN. MAIN
AND ADAMS STREETS. IN The MOST FASH.
IoNABIE PART OF RICHMOND BY virtue OF
decree Of the Chancery Court OF the city of Rich
mOpd, entered on the l2ih OF May. 1880. In the
case of NORRIS 4 Hammond against Morriss's ex-
ecutor. &c, we, the undersigned commissioners
thereby appointed, will proceed 10 sell at pubic auc-
ton, on the prtmises, on MONDAY The Z4ih OF
May, Il $50, commencing NJ O'Clock 4. NJ or fair
if not on the first fair day thercafterl, those two
beautiful HALF-ACRE LOTS on Franklin. Main,
and Adams streets, of which the late Richard G..
Merrss died seized-the one fronting 49, feet on
the south side OF Franklin street, running back
1891 feet. The other fronting 1872 feet on the
norlh side Of Main street, running back also 631J
feet on the first- named lot there stands a LARGE
BRICK -AND-STUCCOED MANSION, finished
originally in sty lie. which could. wi some a.
teraiOns and repairs, be- made comfortable resi-
dence. The location of this properly without
doubt IA REGARDED equal TO the best In Richn end
heinz in what may be called the fash ionable por-
lion. According TO ibe requirements OF the said
and laid off into suit ablesized lots fronting well
on Franklin as oil Main street, each running back
l53h feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: one fonrth cash balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months, for NEGOTIABLE note, interest
added and title retained until all Of the purcha Sc
money IL fully paid and conveyance ordered
bv the Court The taxes for 1880 To be paid by the
purchasers. JOHN HOWARD,
JOHN LYON.
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
my IL Commission ers.
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T, execnt,on OF two deeds Of trust duly recorded
On Ienrico County Court office-'he first 20 y; ".
nre,yrv and Edward Y. Cannon, trustees dated on
of November. 1877, recorded u Dtea. Do,h ~
naeo iIp: the second 10 c. NJ Drewry, trustee
ed lie 3(jth of August. 1878, r. corded In DeeI-
Rock IOI, page 393, default having Dse" anh -,
in The payment OF me n9'es cams SCI ont I'm
,he tsrms oT saI,-being thereto required ~
whiting by the holder OF the debts secure1 we VII,
,he order named below. on THURSDAY The 2V,n
dav of Man 1880, commencing at 4 O'Clock Il ~ /;
the Following REAL ESTATE, conveyed ny saiu
"ei"; The wrllknown, beautiful. and highly valuable
FARM known as" RITCHiES,' lying near lhe CIV!
limits, the c9nal just above .es rvey
n contains 1O0h ACRES (more or lessl " I'm w.
naturally of very superior quality ana hgniy I'M
proved: The same at present and Tor many years
ppast having been used rs a dairy farm. There are
large orchards OF the choicest varieties Oh lTuI',
VINEYARDS, and gsrdenug-grounds; WIN meas
dyeiiino house, and ample out ani iarD-Oullulnss
of every kind, "a bold spring OF pure WAFER, huu
quarries Of superior granite immeu'aley on ,ie
cana, sc. The situation j. one OF me Ihos' & d.
fn in the vicinity of the city, and being on me le
or growih with The Richmond and Altghany rall-
road running through the property, must nave
,aydening nurposes. No farm OF is SIZE, aud 50
near the city, can vie win tnls IN lhe siii"u9 ee
ments that maze up value ~ sHsh Sr9 yTu or 2a1
ACRES OF LAND. lying 0pposi'e 10 tne ABOVE
between the canal and the river, and III or near rue
proposed site of the new punp-house' anu Ano""
10 a lots Nos. 92, %. and 81, IN tie plan OF
Buena Vista on the north side OF Williams street,
each 80 by about lao feet. ,, 81,
TERMS: Sufficient in cash TO defray the costs OF
executing this trust aud taxes, If any n srrcar ail
to nav off two notes OF $4,000 each with interest,"
thereon from the 18Th day OF NoveDD'r' 1917,
nd four other notes past due. three of them for
si25 each, and one of 300 with accrued interest,"
and unon credit as TO 300 until MAY 30, lssU
and upon n further credit as 10 S4.lO0 unllI sum
August 1880. the credit instruments to bear inttrest
from the day of sale aud be secured by deed OF
trust The residue OF the purchase-inoney, II any:
upon such terms rs the grsntor In SAID deeds OF
trust NAV direct. and upon his failure 10 give any
such direction. then upon terms 10 be nameI 1Y us
tho time If sale GEORGE NJ. DkEWRY,
~ WV EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Trustees IN the first deco;
GEORGE VI. DREWRI,
Trustee in the second deed.
GRUBDs 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
N r.. should il be deemed advisable on the cay OF
sales and the parties in interest consent thereto he
farm viii be divided into convenient parcels a plat
of The property viii be exhibited AT the time OF sale
GEORGE ". DREWRY,
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
,ov1O Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
4 THAT DFSIRARLY-LOCA1FD DWELLING
AND LOT OF GROUND AT THE CORNER OF
ARCH AND FOURTH STREETS, CANDLES
HILL, KNOWN As "PRATT'S COTTAGE."-1n
execution of a certain deed Of trust n ON John w.
Rison and wife 10 the und rsigned. trustee. dated
october 4, 1870, aud duly recoraed In the clerks
Office OF Richmond Hastings Court, In Deadlock
% d, page ~, default having hesn made in the
payment OF TWO negotiable notes therein secured,
and being required so 10 do by the beneficiary in
said deed, viii sell AZ auction, upon the premises
on TUESDAY, May 70. 1880. at 81 O'Clock T.. NJ,
the property described In said deed as follows: All
that certain LOT OF GROUND, with the DWELL
ING-HOUSE, improvements. appurIenances lights
and ways thereto belonging, lying aud being In The
city of Richmond. on Gambe's Hin, al the north
west corner of Arch and Fourth streets, com monty
known as 'PRATT'S COTTAGE The said lot
fronts on the west line Of Fourth street II feet.
running back AT right-apgles between parallel lines
10 feet 10 an alley IN common 81 feet wide" The
dwelling is quite large, has The modern improve
men's, and Is s0 wei known that more particular
description Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS: Cash az 10 the expenses or the sale and
enough to pay about $4,000 now due Better terms
may be had on the day Of sale.
INV 7 JESSE Chill ID. Trustee.
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RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsPKAkEl
RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY q, 1880,
DAssFyGER TRAINS

PASSENGER TRAINS.
500 Z. NJ. Leave Redmond daily Except sun
day). connecting at West Potnt on
Tuesday, THURS DAY. ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
Tugs on the York river and for Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. MI Leave Richmond daily Except SUM-
1000 A. NJ. day., connecting at West Point WIN
steamers for Baltimore oa MONDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNEsD AY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY !:
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers fer Proyi-
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. ~. Arrive at Richmond daily Except
sunday, connecting at West Po,ni
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAf with steamers from bait.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1853 L. MI Arrive at Richmond dsily except
500 l.. NJ sunday, connecting at West Point
with steamers nom Baltimore, New
York, Providence, and Boston.
No transfer OF freight al RicnmcRd 70 or rom
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handing and dispatch, with lowest rates
guaranteed.
Through bills Of lading, with guaranteed rates
Issued TO AL northern and western points-
For IL formation, apply at Office OF the company
Twenty-thId aud Dock streets Richmond. Va.
oea II. I. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
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by Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF ONE
Il UNDIVIDED NINTH PART OF ABOUT
&C. on BROAD STREET OPPOSITE THE
FAIR.GROUNDS.-Byy virtue or q deed OF trust 70
Yarbr0ugi ard VI. l.. Guerrant. trustee, duly r.
corded In Richmond Chancery Court and In Henrico
County Court. default having been mace and being
thereto required bv the parties thereby secured. |
will sell on SATURDAY, May %, 1889, at IL
o'clock NJ. in mont Of The office Of j. l.. AppersOn,
No q north Eleventh street, the abOye-described
VALUABLE PROPERTY conveyed by said deed,
lying In Henrico county. but very near the cOrpo-
ate limits OF Richmond. adjoining the lands OF W.
TERMS: AZ SALE 4. Il. APPERsON,
Trustee
4 L. ApPYRSOS Salesman. NV IL
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer.
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE PROPERTY AT TIE SOUTHEAST
CORNER or EIGHTH AND VI A RS ii A l. l.
STREETS At PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue of
decree OF the Richmond Chancery Court, entered
on the Atm day OF May, 1880, In suit styled Con.
nor us. Macmurdo. therein pending. the under
signed. appointed special commissioner ihers by,
viii cffer for sale. upon the premises. on TUESDAY
the sth day OF MAY, $50, at o'clock L. NJ. that
Lot OF GROUND fronting | feet ~ inches on
Marshall street at its southeast intersection with
highih street and runnng back lat feet 10 an aley
I q feet wide, with the Improvements thereon. con-
sisiing OF a large DWELLiNG-HoUsE and several
small houses.
The property IA rented out at $3.50 per aBnum,
but Is sub.reuted for 1925 per anDum. The sltua-
ton Is one OF the best In The city, being In delights
full ishborhood, uear the cenre or the city, the
market, and Theatre, and convenient TO churches or
every denomination. The house can be remodclled
and made fret. class family residence al compara-
lively small cost. and as now Is, by care aud at-
tenlion, would Weld a handsome percentage upon
the amount u will probably bring.
TERMS: one third cash; residue at six and twelve
months, l.. n. PAGF,
y. NJ. common.
my IL Special Commissioners,
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BY w. Goddln,
Real Estate Auc'ioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING ON
II THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN
FUtJSUEE AND ADAMS STREETS FOR SALE
AT HUCTION-Will be sod at auction, on The pre-
mises, on THURSDAY the 18Th May 1880, at B
O'Clock +. NJ, q at very excellent and conveniently
arranged BRICK DWELLING locettd as above,
now in the occupancy Of Dir. u. s. Morrison. The
lot has Il ont Of rs feet by l53 feet 10 an alley
The DWELLING was erected by MIR. John Gibson seye-
raj years ago for bis use, aud was Inc
most workinanlike manner. Ii contains about ten
rooms, besides servants apartments, and possesses
an unusual amount Of plumbing, ana Is now I'D lalr
ord r. n bss ample accommodations for a large
family. -
TERMS: One third cash balance at one and two
wears for negotiable notes Interest annually, Sc
This Is really most comfoi table and desirable
residence. 10000 .,
my5 w. GODplN' AucAoheei'
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y 5.s. I'D 2, D., ,,,'' a 4 oSs
hes' h ,1oa Main street.

GRACE. ASpLAu,RsEE.5S,sTpHRnEnE As here he re-.
VI AT AUCTION r~sidcs out OF the city and
quest Of the owrer VINO ri, sr at auction, On the
Sr. anxious to ~ SsSA 6v Mex I'D S
o'clock r. NJ sixTt Fannrsi and Beverly streets,
southeast corner OF ,narew's cbapsl. diyloed INTO
9s,y L %pPsfss 81 Lag aS s p"s,s
lie Moeeaa,S s.s so ssIn s,i n f s,'sn'isn
proving locality emaY. MAY goth, on he prem
a.s g c sao sci f, Or building
FEET OF DESlh.hspo,,ae of Craze street between
sS % sssr ~
l.. Fleming, ESQ, 70 o Mai with the auctiooeers.
L2Is -, ore now among The most desraoe ON up
per Grace street. 10 very favorable, and viii be an
nounced on the day FRANK ID. HILL & Co.
Auclioneers.
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BY w. Goddin.
Real Estate Auciioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OOF THE VALUABLE CIlICKAH0A my Es-
TATE CALLED " REGNbLD>NiLLE." CON
TANNING ABOUT NINE HUNDRED ACRES OF
LAND, ABOUT NINE MILES BELOW RICH.
MOND AND ONE MILE FROM FAIR OAKS
STATION OK THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD.-
In pursuance of decree OF The Chaaccry Court Of
he city Of Richn oad entered on the 4th Of May,
1880, I'm the suit Of the National Bank oil Virginia
ue. TrcI {, &C., therein pending, the Undersigned,
sppCinted special commissioner thereby. VIII pro-
coed TO sell In front Of tine office of j. T. Apperscn.
No 8 Eleventh. between Main ana Bank streets, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2, 1880, AT II O'CLOCK NJ,
the ab0, e-iescribed DESIRABLE PROPERTY,
subject To the cover interest OF Lucv G. Tent IN
the eastern half tbereo, with the FRAME Dwell.
LING Of six rooms, KITCHENS, BARNS,
STABLES, &c. on the western ha'f there Is a
SMALL DWELLING, STABLE, Se. There are
TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF Low GROUNDS
(ihe western half very Ane), about the same guam
tty OF arabic high land, aud the balance OF the tract
IN TIMBER AND WOOD.
TERMS: One-tbrd cash balance at enc and two
years Interest hafyearlyl for negotiable notes. and
title retained until the whole purchase-mOney Is
paid and a conveyance directed by the Court.
JOHN A. MEREDITH,
Special missioner,
J.L. APPERsoS, Salesman. my 10