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Editors Dispatch: Please let me know ia
your next issue when the celebrated Mill.
gan trial came of in the United States SUI
preme Court? what were the points in
volved who were the counsel on either
side? where is there report OF the case?
Very respectfully.
JAMES A. LYLE.
Belair, Hartford county, Nd, June IL,
1880.
The case was decided by the Supreme
Court Of the United States in 1866. Our
correspondent can guess the points involved
from the decision, which was, in brief, that
"martia law could not be permitted, even
during the existence of civil war, to dis
place the primary administration Of law
in State not inraded and not engaged in
rebellion, and where the courts we're open
and 10 the proper and unobstructed eXer-
else Of their functions; and that the guar.
anty Of jury trial in the Constitution would
make void all trials and sentences by mill.
tary tribunals in such States OF citizens not
in military or naval service"
MILLIGAN was citizen OF Indiana. There
fore his life was saved. He was discharged
under the above decision.
The case is reported in Wallace, 2.
We met in 1876 10 Illinois on railroad
car one OF the Indianans who were engaged
in the conspiracy" He was as fne-look-
ing fellow as we ever saw, add as sound a
Democrat.
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Average at
Tendance. Collections

Totai................ SAG 2,470 a2e 81 el7O So
After the reading OF the above the report
OF the Executive Committee in reference 10
the Shockoe- Mission interest was read and
adopted.
DR.. Pollard, the new pastor OF Leigh.
Street church, then addressed the Assecia-
tion In an interesting speech, in which he
referred 10 his experience In associational
work.
He was followed by Rev. Mr.. Robert Pitt,
pastor Of venable church, who in the course
OF his remarks deprecated the Sunday ex-
curssons, which are becoming SO common
and which are doing so much to destroy the
sanctity OF the Sabbath.
Addresses were also made by Rev. Samuel
Clopton and Joel B. Watkins; after which
the Association adjourned and ended one
OF Its most Interesting and pleasant meet
ings.
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rYon oruxR 4uocAL - SEE ynsr rAeE.l
lFor tine Dispaich.l
A Remn rkabIe and Interesting case

ffor tine Dispaich.l
A Remarkable and Interesting Case
Curiosity recently led me through the
wards OF our city institution known as the
Retreat for the Sick" and l saw case so
remarkable, It seemed to me, Tat deter.
mined to try to fiod space in your columns
to describe 1t. The affection was severe
case OF double hsre.lip, which seemed 10 me
to be incurable; but on being told that DR..
John r. Wheat, who had 1t in charge, was
confident OF success, determined TO watch
the result. The patient, Mr.. Charles fayne'
had, besides the double hare'lip, cleft IN
superior maxillary and palate bones ana
this fissure extended through the roof OF
the mouth, making the nose and mouth one
and The same. After the first operation i
could see decided Improvement, and since
the second, with an obturator, and four
front teeth made by DIR. w. Leigh Burton,
YOU can hardly recognize the unfortunate
deformity OF a month previous. The ope-
ration was so perfect success that the In
stitu;ion ought 10 value highly the services
OF such superintendent. 3.
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. o north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF THE DESIRA.
IA BILE STORE No. pl5 NORTH SECOND
STREET AND VACANT LOT ADJOINING,
STREET BETWEEN BAKER AND PRESTON
STREETS.-At the request OF the legatees OF
John Mescoe, deceased. we VIII sell BY auction:
June. 1850, st O O'Clock y. NJ, the above mentioned
PROPERTY. Zach lot has . front Of 70 feet, with
lot upon which the store stand, and the lot
separated by . fonr-foot alley, used ia common.
For M investment this property offers rare opDor
kpown business stands on second strest. Parties
wis hing 10 obtain good bustness-siand with ,
bright future before II viii do we'll TO ATTEND this
aae.
TRRNs: One third cash: balance In stx and
twelve onths for negotiable notes. interest added.
-'' 'sss'' - CHEwNINa ROSE.
e10 Auctioueers.
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Bette willis. Tor unlawiuIly assaultlng
willIsm Blair, were fined 81 each.
A. C. Moore, for stealing one small lot OF
kcg-staycs from the Richmond, Frcdericks'
burg md Potomac Railroad Company, was
found guilty and sentenced to receive nve
lashes. An appeal wee taken.
Robert Hastings and Lizzie Kelly.
charged with q mlsdemeanor, were lined
$50 each. An appeal was taken.
Robert Hastings, charged with uulaw'
fully and feloniously breaking open the
trunk Of Lizzie Kelly and stealing $l3 IN
United States currency. Net guilty.
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POLICE COrRT.-The following cases wer,
disposed Of at the Police Court yesterday
BY acting Police-J ustioe j. j. Crutehfeld:
Carter M0rr:ss and Frank Archer 4 boil
colored), charged with being disordenly and
creating disturbance Ia the First Market
Contained until to-day.
Frances Washington and Eliza Williams
lboth e0'ored), for sighting in the street.
The former was discharged and the latter
fined ~. 4
James Winston (coloresdl for being disor-
derly and using profane language on the
street, was Gned S5.
Michael Hughes (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderIy on the street.
was lined ~.
Daniel Grant aud wiIIiam Boynton,
charged With Sighting and creating a dis.
turbapcc on the street. Grant was dned s.
and B0ynton was discharged.
Wilitsm Blair and Bette Willis, charged
with being dssorderly and creating dis
turbance, were 6ned o..
8obeft johnson (colored). charged With
stealing one chicken from BETTE Scars, wss
lc9nd guilty and sentenced 70 receive cye
Joshna HANKS leoIorsd,. for uplawfullv
1?eeul!inR end beating Robert Gray. Con.
opued until today.
William BlAts lcoIored). for uulawfullv
'su'fins and beating Bette Willis, and
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ITO SUMMER TOURISTS.
Persons intending spending the summer season In
the country at The watering-places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
apparatus which cannot be had outside of a city
viz:
PATENT PocKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea
Patent Wax NIGHT-LlGHTs, which burn
REAbY.MADE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., which
are always ready, and act In three minuies
SOFT RUBB.R AlR.PILLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES,
sPOS6 rs and SPONGE-BAGS,
SELf-INJECTING UNIVERSAL SYRINGEs,
VALENTINES MrAT-JUICE,
VALENTINES MEAT.JUICE WITH GLYCE-
y0HNsT0N's FLUID BEEF,
LIEBIG', SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LIEBlG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GEANUM food for infants;
NESTLE'S LACTfOUS PARMA,
GERBER'S MlLK-FOOD.
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RENNET,
DISINFECTING SOAPS, 10 prevent contaeion;
aud all reliable medicines, new remedies, aud appa.
ratus, TO be had OF
MEADE Il BAKER, Druggists,
910 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO. my IA
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MANCHESrER AND VICINITY.

Mduor's Court.-The following cases
were disposed OF at the Mayors Court yes
terday morning-Mayor Clarke presiding ::
Willie Stein aud Walter Charlton two
small white boys), charged with fighting IN
the street, were fined 81 % each and costs.
John Freedom and Lewis Johnston lboth
eolored). charged with lighting and beng
disorderly, were fined $3.50 between them.
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BY ". Goblin.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
BY ". GOdlin
,R,rsTEE,S SALE OF A COMFORT

TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORT
Il ABLE FRAME DWELLING IN SlilNEl, ,
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF HARVIE BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND CARTER STREETS As
trust, In deed of trust from Mr. Daniel Cooley and
Heprco County Court. shall sell at auction on The
premises, on THURSDAY the 17ih of june. 1850.
at e. O'Clock L. NJ. the excellent FIR AME DIV ELL
INC located as above. now occupied by Nr. R0htrt
CONWAY. containing three 70 ms with front verln-
ds handsome shade trees In front. Lot II By 100
feet.
TERMS: At sale.
90 ". GODnIN. Trustee.
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EXCURSION TO ASHLAND FOR RASDoLPH.
MACON COLLEGE CoNMENcEnSSr--In e
Richmond, fredericksburg ana Potomac
Railroad Company will run special trains 20
Ashland on the 18Th and l1th OF june LOT
the Randolph Macon College commence
ment. The trains will leave the bvra.
Street DEPOT at S:i2 A. NJ. and !. NJ, anu
EIba station at 4:i2 r. M. A special train
will leave Ashland for Richmond after the
close OF tie exercises-at about 1880 4. M
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Damages by the Late Storm.-During the
prevalence of the wind.storm Saturday AZ
ternoon the stable of Captain James Jones,
in Chesterfield county, was blown down
and completely demolished. A valuable
horse was in the stable at the time, and was
killed. The roof Of DR.. Friends corn-crib,
in the immediate vicinity, was blown oil
and carried some distance by the wind.
Several old barns on the Petersburg turn
pike were also destroyed.
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DYEING AND sCOURING.

.DYEtNG, SECURING, AND CLEAN
~ ING ESTABLISHMENT, AT 1923 FRANK.
LIN STREET, OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN
HATL.--Mr. l.. LINNEMASN Informs his friends
former psfrons. and the general public, that be bas
reoened ~ the above place. where lac will be xeased
to serve them. UYEING aud CLEANING KID
GLOVES aud FEATHERS a specisIty. The ~en-
Known French dyer, Mons. EMIL N0DLOT, fnom
Paris. Is In his employment. Give him call.
ap 2-eod3m
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INDIcTHEHrs IT THE GRAND JuRY.-The
grand jury OF the Hastings Court met yes
terday and made the following present.
ments:
Isaiah Wing6eid, for unlawfulIy assault
Ing Constable T. l.. Whiting while in the
discharge OF bis duties. A true bill.
Christopher Harris, Valvin Mann, and
Beverly Pollard. for unlawtully Qeddling
goods. A true bill.
The grand jury has adjourned for the
term.
The court will meet again to-day.
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Sunday-Schoot Anniversary.-The ami
yersary celebration of the Fifth-Street Sun.
day school took place at the Methodist
church Sunday night. The church was
densely crowded. The speeches Of some Of
the scholars were very interesting. Master
Charlie Berry received the prize for good
conduct and punctuality. The exercises
were conducted by the superintendent OF
the school, Mr.. /. c. Wells.
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BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. lll3 Main street.

4 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, CEN
IA TRALLY LOCATED.-I will sell at public
auction. on THURSDAY. june 17tn Instant, at 81.
O'Clock, that beautiful BUILDING LOT fronting
80 feet on east line OF Eighth street opposite city
spring Park. The lot Is well set IN sbrnDbery aud
has 4 depth Of l20 feet 10 an alley 30 feet wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance IN six, twelve,
ana eighteen mouths.
J.. THOMPSON BROWN.
!el4 Auciionser.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON N
N 1.auRCH HILL. NEAR TO CHIHbgkAzO
PARK. FDR sAyE.-At the reqgcM. 9t W srritf'
pinssssnts 4 ofYrr Tor sale the vALuAbtE kEnL
rcr AIRY on witch be has % long resided, egn,sin'
s .1 4 sousrr OF TWO ACRES, bounded Dy lnir.J
secoud. Thifty -tkird, Clay and ,s,gn s'Is ~.
hrscire the COTTAGE DWELLiN ~, ~ ~,
sonnJed by haudsomc slade- ana lrun, IT. anu
e,ug inst outside OF the city limits n IRE Irom
ctv taxation. Its location r. Within Two squavs y
ssh,mhoraro PARK. which VII soon 5e comv,eieu;
and when completed Will add ercaty 10 the v'i"e oil
the soni, ,ss9 pTsI16tsSME SQUARE OF TWO
ACRt;s. psrtiy fa the city aud partly wuhoui,
bounded by Thirty-hrst, Thir'y'second' Gay a"o
hs a.sa' ''. TWO HALF.ACaE LOTS bounded by
Leigh and NJ and the vest line OK TnriS-secono
''I AZ. tina, SQUARE or TWO ACRES bounded
BY Clay, Leigh, ThIr y-lhird, and Thirty-fourtn
streets. ,,,,.,,,r for ,,ri,d-
ing ,es aud shead Affect special attention OF VT
sops Wishing 10 make investments IN thst lmpfovns
Iocality As the owner e DESTROYS 10 sell ~ ohce,
great bargains can he had. plat OF the properly
van ~, 49, Real Estate Agent.
The above properly IS a portion Of farm %,
THIRTY .THREE ACRES, all Of which can DC
~ The owner OF FOURTEEN ACRES tpsrt IN
woods) adjoining the above. and contiguous 10 inc
park. is willing to sell n desired. ,,, conn,v
je IL eod5t w. 6O,nIN ".
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For fur her Information apply 10 T. II. LESTER,
Ticket Agent. at depot; A. W. CAREER, Ticket
Agent. S26 Main street, or General Passenger
Agents Office, Room IA, corner Bank aud Tenth
streets.
Train for points on Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio
railroad leaves daily az $50 A. NJ; reforming ar
riyes at 639 T.. NJ. Trains for North Carolina
points leave ut 1l:40 A. NJ aud 1898 y. VI. daily.
JOHN X. NACNURDO,
General Passenger Agent.
&, Il. HYDE. Passenger Agent. ~ 5-eOdYOt
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Officers Elected.-The following officers
were elected at the last meeting OF Chester
field Lodge, No. 161, A. +. and A. NJ, and
will be installed on the 24ih instant: T. j..
Woodbridge. master; John Early Perdue,
senior warden; John Ii. Sneade. junior
warden; John w. Goode, treasurer !;
George Mason, secretary; George Il. Ro-
bertson. senior deacon; William S. Duyal,
Junior deacon. The niaster-elect appointed
b. T. CLAYTON steward and tiIer, and j. A,
Lester chaplain.
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By W. Goddin,
Real Estate Auciioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF NEAT AND
~ ATTRACTIVE FRAME DWELLING tBRlCK
BASEMENT. No. o DUVAL STREET, TWO
DOORS EAST OF CLARKE STREET.-Will be
sold az auction. on the premises. on FRIDAY AZ
TERNOUN the 9Th Of June. 1850. at 6 o'clock that
very neat aud attractive RESIDENCE lOca ed as
above. conla ming four rooms, besides wide passage
Ii has recently been thoroughly repaired and Is now
In complete order. and IL IS remsI kably well built.
TERMS: Unusually accomm dating.
W. GODDIN, AuciOneer.
P.S. II can be bought al private sale on the .in-
stalment" plan. ie Ia
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rp,cK STORE, WITH DWELLING D,v !, Z, ros
Rn vzn . M No s40s MAIN sTRE .s rUh
re rt SCsn ~ ' PREMISE Dmsst
We snail otr for sale ~ vs. ~ O'clock " ~. the
q ~ ess es %
Main street. and running hack s 1e;sr and cayeri
wide, paved alley. Il ns nt occupied by prompt
an' FAIRIES Wishing % nys wsd aS
wsi 70 attend as The owner ~ sne real value
a. Willing 10 sell for much Jess TIM"
TsRSs Annoanesd At sale. SUTTON & CO..
Auctioneers.
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A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED IN
IA THE PURCHASE OF AN EXCELLENT
sUBURBAN REsIDENCE, WITH ABOUT Eo *,
TiIE WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE WITH THE
CHARLES CITY ROAD, Two MILES sOUI,h.
EAST OF RlCHMOND.-1his place, comm aGp ~
or LAND. OF light soil, well sdaptcd for vegets-
hles fruits &c, Is for SALE II has on " very large
FRAME DWELLING (p1r Tally fnishedj. besides
the usuAi ou buildings, including an excellent
orchard. As The owner resides In another state q
made to W. GODDIN,
20 o aod4t Real Estate AuctiOneer.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

cuupCa Norris. AT Clsy.Street church
sunday Rev. DR.. Leroy n. Lee. presiding
SIdcr for this district, preached At night
snd Rev. A. q. Brown Ia the morning
DR., Lee also conducted the services q
psrk.Plsce church Sunday afternoon.
services at the other Methodist charcse'
were conducted By the regular pastors
The congregations At these churches were
quite large.
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GRUBps { WILLIAMS. Auc,ione,rs. i'"t ie
BY Furman Upper and Chewing K RO>e,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

T'RUSTEES' SALE OF VERY DESIRA-
L BILE RESIDENCE. No. POS on SOU1 II SIDE
OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD sTREETS.-Ry virtue OF a deed OF trust,
dated the 18th DAY Of April, 1878. aud recorded IN
Richmond Chancery Court. y. X. ~ a, page 26o,
being required so To DO by the beneficiary IN said
deed, default having been made In the payment
OF a certain note therein secured, We will sell
by auction on TUESDAY the 22d day Of June
1880. on The premises, at O'Clock p. NJ, the
PROPERTY above mentioned, described fol-
lows In said deed: Z" hat cer'ain LOT OF LAND,
with BRICK TENEMENT thereon, situated on the
south side OF Main street, fronting 2fh feet. aud
extending back within parallel lines 100 feet b. an
alley.n The DWELLING has tcn rooms above the
basement. rs in good repair. and Is occupied al an
annual rental OF 1880 There + also a LARGE
DETACHED KITCHEN on The premises. Atien-
ton Is particularly called 10 the substantial manner
In which this properly II built, Offering either
most comfortable home or an iRviting investment.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of executing this
trust aud TO pay a note Of 1890, with interest
from the Gath day Of April, 1850. TN day OF sale:
on credit as TO three NOES OF 500 so each pay-
able respectively NJ ~, so, and SO months from the
l7th OF April, 1878, and one for S3,06750 pay
ablo 80 months from the l7ih OF April, 1875; the
residue II any, on such terms Ms may be announced
al the sale. FURMAN UPPER,
A. j. CHEWING,
jel1 Trustees,
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Avr1rrow Z 4 /. go. rstsfs Dsys.
By Cbai5in, Staples 4 CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneer,
No. north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
j WFsT-END LOT ON wfNDER STREET
AND NEAR THE OLD kEsERvOIR.---By virtuo
OF deed OF trust from Robert yohnson, dated 2otb
81 MAJ, 1878. recorded 10 the. clerks once OF
20 10 do by the holder Of the notes therein secured
default having been made IN the payment 81 the
same, on the premises. on sATUkDAr, z0'n OF
June 1880 ut 81 O'Clock +. NJ the real estate con-
yeyed In The ssid deed, as follows:
4 LOT fronting 60 feet on winder street by 125
deep to an alley 16 feet wide.
and tw notes past due, with interest TIL p.id--one
OF f45.42, due November Goth. 1879. and the other
OF 146 az, due May goth. 1850. and on q credit as
10 t47 92. due November Goth, 1880, and t49.l7
due 10Th MAY, 1881 and the balance. If any, upon
&c STAPLES,
Il. r. WILSON,
ie15 Trustees.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tHEsPEASzl
RAILROAD. 4
OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY q, 1880.

~ iAhiNu Sti oANOAhi bs iCSOI
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 2. NJ. Leave Richmond daily Except sun.
dayl. connecting al West Point on
Tuesday, THURSDAY. ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land.
Tugs on the York river and for Dalti.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 a. M Leave Richmond dsily Except sun
1000 A. A. day., connecting at West Point with
steamers Tor baltimore on MONDAY
Tuesday. wEDN EsDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,. aud
FRIDAY; with steamers for Proyi-
dence aud Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily lexcepl
SundsyL connecting al West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
UROAf With steamers from Balti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1855 Z. M.} Arrive at Richmond daily (excep,
500 J.. Ms snndayh connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York, Providence, aud Boston.
No transfer OF freight a. Richmond 10 or from
southern points Cars run through between Atlanta
CAREFUL handling aaa dispatch, With loves. rates
through bills OF lsdins, with guaranteed ra.ss
Issued TO all northern and Western points.
Twenty third aud nocs streets. Richmond. Va
oet II. z. DOUGLAS. Sspertntendens
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FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Washington, ID. C., Nevberne, Washington. and
Tarboro', y. c.. aud all points I'm Eastern North
Carolina also, Tor Eastern shore of Virginia, Hamp
ton. Old Point and ell regular landings on James
river, at LOWEST RATES, aud through bills is
sued. l.. n. TATUM,
10 SUPERINTENDENT.
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RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER BAPTIST Sun.
DAY-SCH00L AssoCIATIoN.-Thi Association
met Sunday evening at the Leigh-Street
church-President William EllysOn in the
chair. After the usual devotional exercises
the following reports for the last month
from the schools composing the Association
was read:
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nor SALE, FARM OF FOUR HUN
II DRED AND N!NETY-TWO ACRES 10 Not
tOwty county, near Jennings's Ordinary. on Rich
,nond and DanvilIe railroad: dwelling with four
rooms AID out-houses. Location healthy. For
terms address +. j. WARD.
d. "a swGw1wE ,Jcnuings's Ordinary.
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Ry 0rubbs Williams,
Zeal Estate Agents and Ancs'oneers,
vrsv.rth street between NAH M" DaaS'

v,xcrFDINGLY VALUABLE BROAD
X sTprrT II,Te. AND A CHOICE GRACE
sTREET L6T, AT AUCTI0,ssswyeesp e wi ei ON
fPdu ps June 1850 9eslSqTigs r. situated
y. ~. .,,,n s,je OF Broad street, commencing AT
paint Sc feet west o. First street enne Icsgire liner
Va feet and running back between pars nv civ Is
iSl feet 10 an alley. The retail trade 1t 'e ne r,s
fast pushing Itself up along me sou vil .c,maIiy
,reet and IN few years this properly VIII a,.uaIy
be 10 ;hs best business quarter OF me sna
fore IL has larpe prospective yauL amount
Of ren~enoug 70 taxes and low rae o. now ON,
"n a. This is truly very valuable proper y, ana
should command tine attention OF nose w,sn a,,
solid investments. Il will be suo-diyided 10 SUIT
purchasers. -. ala ,v. viii cell the
desirsble RIiII,DlNG-LOT on the south SIDE OF
Grace between Madison and Monroe streets irgns-
ing 34xl534.I2 feet 10 an alley ~ iset "iue'
This Is very pretty building-lot. ana snoun AZ
tract the attention OF those contemplating Duiiuph
I'm that RI pldly -improving part OF tIe cry.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
tn AuctioDeers.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER
NEAR ASHLAND. -Pursuant 10 decree 81 the
Circuit Court Of the county Of Hanover rendered
on April 2S. 1880, IN the suit of Do>wel Us mite
and Others he subscribers, the special commisioD-
trs thereby appointed will proceed 10 sell at puzzle
auction. 10 the highest bidder, on the 10TH DAY
OF JUNE. 1880, at Hanover Courthqu-e that
being Hanover Couniy-COnrt day., the interest OF
william l.. White, Jr, In the following REAL
ESTATE: . .,z 49,
l. ONE UNDIVIDED FIFTH INTEREST IN
THE TRACT OF LAND CALLED WHITE
OAK containing ONE HUNDRED AND EIGH-
TEEN ACRES, situate IN Ashland district. Han
over county adjoining the lands of Peter Tlnsley
Cbasfain Whites estate, and others.
q An UNDIVIDED FIFTH INTEREST IN THE
TRACT OF LAND in the same district aud coun-
", called "ROLANb'S.'' C 'niaising ONE HUN
DRED AND TWENTY-ONE ACRES, more or less,
adjoining the lands Of William fddleiCn. deceased,
the Hanover POorhOuse tract, aud others. - .
3. Also the WHOLE OF SNAIL TRACT OF
FIVE AND A HALF ACRES, In the same district
and county, adjoining The lands OF the estate OF VII
liam rddeton. deceased. and others.
TERMS: Enough In cash e. pay the costs Of sale
and of suit; the balance In one, two. anf three
years from day of sale. The purchaser To execute
bonds with good personal security for The deferred
nts. and The said bonds TO bear interest from
day OF sale title 10 be retained until all the pur-
chase money is paid and CONVEYANCE ordered By
the Court. GtoRGE T.. HAW.
WILLIAM j. LEAKF,
ms 25-Tu3w Special Commissioners.