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, 1880-09-17


Mr.. Joseph Foresman, sheriff Of
CIalam county, claims that he was
misrepresented in connection with
the Nesh Bay taxes; that he DID 60
and demand the taxes in question; (;
that he was not and is not aware of
any law requiring him to collect IL
censes from schooners, &C., go. Our
informant must have been in error
in one or two particulars. However,
our subsequent note Of explanation
must have acquitted us of any in
tention to do Mr.. Foresman injustice.
We are free to say that we think he
has performed the duties of his Of
fee acceptably to the people, and
the meager delinquent tax list of the
county shows that he has not been
remiss in collecting county dues. :
, 1880-09-17
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. Is;

The Democratic convention for
Jefferson county, was held in this
city last Saturday. After the usual
preliminaries OF organizing, the fol-
lowing county ticket was nominated:
Commissioners, H. L. Tibbsls, Of
Port Townsend, E. 3. Massick, Of
Port Discovery, and r. D. Attridge,
OF Port Ludlow; Sheriff, b. S. Mil
ler; Treasurer, J. A. Kuhn; Audi.
tor, @. II. H. Jones; Probate Judge,
Fl. L. Blanchard; Coroner, J. G.
Ginger; School Supt., Miss Jennie
Hancock; Surveyor, F. w. James;
Wreckmaster, T. Torjasen; Consta
BILE, Chas. Finn. The names Of ].
A. Kuhn, H. l.. Blanchard, J. J..
Hunt and J. E. Pugh were presented
to the convention as candidates for
delegates to the Territorial conven.
tion at Kslama. The vote stood:
Kuhn, 14; Williscn, II; H. L.
Blanchard, 8; Pugh, 6 and Hunt, 4;
whereupon the first named were de.
clared elected. The following is the
county committee, elected for the
ensuing two years: F. w. Petty
grove, chairman, II, @. Wilson, J.
E. Pugh, E. Strand, NJ. Burk, E.
P. Brennan, 7. Dagnan. .
1t will be seen by this showing
that the Democrats have Anticipated
the nomination Of Messrs. Mastick
and Attridge by the Republicans,
for Commissioners. Their nomina-
tions from their own party are made
up Of a few who will doubtless make
good officers If elected, and others
who are simply put in to fill up with,
the party having no hope whatever
of electing them. After the Repub-
licans make their nominations we
will have a better chance to compare
notes and comment. 81. .ai4. I.
, 1880-09-17
The Oregon Kidney Tea!

Read the following testimonials not from
persons 1900 miles awRy, whom no one
knows, but from wellknOwn and trustwOr.
thy citizens Of Oregon, whose names. written
IN their own hands, can b0 seen ut our office:
ASTORIA, Oregon, December 2S 1872
take pleasure In testHyiug to the merits of
the Oregon kidney Tea. For the past
threo years have been suffering from Kid
ney troubles, and during the time have tried
market, almost without any relief Having
heard that the Oregon Kidney Tea nos
Sessed wonderful properties, 1 purchased a
package, and from tho first dose obtained re-
lief, and by the use of the one package feel
completely cured, sAM'L GRAY,
, 1880-09-17
THE present term of dlstriot c,

The present term of district court
calls to mind che fact that our laws
are not always obeyed. Frequent
shooting and cutting scrapes in the
past, attended often with the loss of
life, have given Port Townsend a
hard name abroad. When, however,
it is considered that the troublesome
element is almost entirely a foreign
one, due allowance must. be made.
AS quiet, order-loving people, the
resident population Of this place will
compare favorably With that Of any
other town Of like size on the coast.
, 1880-09-17

THE "Transcript" says: "Hon.
Thos. H. Brents goes at once down
the Columbia river to Pacific county,
Is visit the Republicans there and
through the Chehalis country. On
his way up, he will speak at Monte.
sano, on Thursday night, Sept. 18th
This shows that Mr. Brsn,s is de-
termined to avoid being "lert' 90
account Of inactivity. He will make
a rousing campaign. .
, 1880-09-17
PnEsiDENr Hayes was rendered

PRESIDENT Hayes was rendered
an immense reception in San Fran
cisco the other day, and Mr.. G. F.
Clapp, OF Dungeness, has inserted a
snowy advertisement in the ARGUS
to let the people know that his facil.
tiles for accommodating buyers and
sellers are increasing all the time.
Read what he says, and then go and
see for yourself! He is an entorpris.
ing fellow, just "chock full of busi
ness" as they say, and if you want
to drive bargain he'll suit you or
know what the matter is. T."
, 1880-09-17
The Nigh Water Of 1880

Did not reach a point equal to that OF
1876, but 1t was high enough to do deal
OF damage. Time, however, win repair
this, but time only makes worse every
case OF disease Of the kidneys and urinary
orgrns which a box of Oeegon Kidney
Tea would cure. Sold by all Druggists.
, 1880-09-17

The pilot boat for San Francisco,
built by Hall Bros, was successfully
launched at Port Ludlow on the ev.
ening of the 9th. Her tonnage is
So l6; length rs 8l0ths feet;
breadth 81 9 loths feet; depth
8 5.l0ths feet.
, 1880-09-17

FREIGHTs on coasswise cargoes
have risen within the past month, all
Of which is considered hopeful
sign for trade. -l.. ,r
, 1880-09-17

BoRN.-In Port Discovery, w. T.,
Sept. 9th, to the wife Of E. B. Mas.
tick Jr., u son.
DIED.--In Port Discovery, Sept.
9th, the infant son Of E. B. and. EN-
ma B. Mastiok Jr.
, 1880-09-17
BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.

mond's wagons?
Do not forget Mr.. Burke's lecture
tomorrow evening.
HEAVY rains this week dampen
the ardor Of harvesters.
REV. Mr.. Cosper will preach in
Dungeness next Sunday.
ME. G. F. Clapp, of Dungeness,
went up the Sound this week.
DR.. Gassaway and wife will take
their departure, we understand. on
tho Dakota.
The Republican county conven.
tion will be held in this city to.mor
row evening.
JUDGE Greene will preach in the
Methodist church next Sunday morn.
ing d. V. at the usual hour.
The Phantom, running in place Of
the Dispatch, brought up lot of
passengers from Dungeness this
week.
On Tuesday we received q pleas
ant call from G. Sohncke, travelling
agent aud respondent Of the S.
F. "Wasp."
Mn. Landes announces TO the
public that all those who have coun.
ty scrip to dispose of can find a
purchaser by calling on him.
MISS Julia Weir will teach the
unexpired term Of school at Port
Discovery, recently given up by Mr..
Collins on account of the sickness
of the latter.
AMONG those going to San Fran
cisco this week are Mr.. d. Fl. Hill
and Miss Kate Hill, of this place.
They 60 for pleasant visit with
relatives in the bay state. =
THE Democrats of Jefferson coun.
ty have anticipated the election Of
some Republican candidates for Of
b, fee, and have nominated them IN
advance on the bouI bon ticket.
BOOMING 1t is presumed that the
new hotel at Irondale will be boom
ing-.yes BOOMING, whatever that is,
in a few days. Mr.. Dyer returned
fr,m San Francisco this week, bring
ing up the furniture, &C., so that all
is ready for lively start. 'r
We received an invitation to at
tend the Episcopal entertainment
given on Wednesday evening. Court
week, and stirring business combined
to defraud us of the enjoyment in
volved in participation, but our best
wishes went ali the same. "
THE hack and dray business in
Port Townsend is hardly in danger
Of collapse to any considerable ex;
tent, judging from the Gne vehicles
brought up from Frisco this week
by Mr.. T. NJ. Hammond. This gen.
t'eman "meabs business" no doubt,
henco we say "ciear the track" or
words to that effect. ....- /.
AMONG the attorneys attending
court this week, we notice Messrs.
Struve, Jacobs, McNaught, Bur Ike,
Hanford and Haines, al Of Seattle.
These, with Messrs. Bradshaw, Hal
Ter, Smith, Blanchard aud Kuhn, OF
this place, are enough to run a good
sized. court by themselves. The OIL
fcers of the court, Judge Greene,
Marsha. Hopkins, U. S. Attorney
Allen and Prosecuting Attorney
Ballard, are all in tendance.
"WELL, how do you like the
Maine vote?" This is what the
Democrats ask nowadays. But then
the Maine vote has nothing to do
with the Firemen's Ball this evening.
The Gremen still owe a balance on
their hose, and they want to pay it
up. They have accomplished won
ders and made personal sacrifices in
order to provide the city with a COM
plete outfit of fire extinguishing ap-
norat,s no1 noyy tho Daonla OnUht
, 1880-09-17
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that all per-
sons are forbidden to furnish GOODS,
Etc. tothe Puget Sound Iron Co., ex-
cept npon an order from the superintend-
ent. y. .' ''' d. W. MOOR.
.,., 80 ..,;f'.. ...:, Superintendent.
Port Townsend, Sept. 9, 1880. $3.50
, 1880-09-17

THE smoky season is upon us
with all its gloom.
, 1880-09-17
Real Estate al Private Sale!

YHE undersigned ofte iOr sale thrre
dwelling houses and a Number Of town
lots in Port Townsend; also improved
farming, timber and mimprOved lands,
In Jefferson O,unty. Persons wishing TO
invest can secure bargaira Oh easy terms
by applying to }. a. KUHN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-30
BY J. Thompson Br wn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
IIl3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SAL L OF SIX
" BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES AND lots
ONE, No. 416 WEST RsHALL STREET;
'ONEON EAST LINE MORT II SECOND STREET
no 4I9j. AND FOUR HOUSES ON WEST LINE
TW ENTY-FIRST STKEET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS.-By virtue OF de-
cree in the suit Of Short Lee ct dIs entered ~
Richmond Cbancery Court on he 2Oth day oil No
yember, 1850. the undersigned. special cominis-
,iener appon ell therein. will sell at public auction,
on the premises, In the following order-io wit, Oh
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH,
AT $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ. the FOUR HOUSES on west
line OF Tweniy-frst street between Main and Frank
lin streets, commencing with
No. 10, FRAME HOUSE. two stories. three
rooms, fronting about - feet, with depth OF about
Ne No. 10, FRAME HOUSE adjoining the above
y? 10. 8. SNAIL BRICK HOUSE with two rooms,
No. 6, LARGE DOUBLE FRAME HOUSE. six
rooms wo storles), which be easily altered into
Two houses.
on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1ST,
al $50 z. NJ, commencing with No. Al west Mar
shsII street a 1WO-STORY BRICK HOUSE. with
basement OK rooms, ana detached brick kitchen
with two rooms. fronting on the north line of Mar
shall IGN feet. with depth OF 80 feet, more or
saw AGO L. NJ, will sell No 419 north Second
rect, between Marshall and Clay Ieets-a LARGE
BRICK. AND-FRAME HOUSE, three stories, con-
tanning eight rooms and fronts on SAID street 33t
feet with depth of l25 feet. more or less
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In -FOUR, eign'
nd Twelve months. negotiable rote5, ana me re-
tanned iii all the purchase money IS paid and deed
ordered by the Court. JAMES II. DOOLEY,
Commissioner.
J THOMPSON BROWN, Auc 'ioneer. no23
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-30
RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND, FREp'a POTOMAC Il. X. COIL
RrCHMosD, VA, November rs. 1880. !
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.

Commencing SUNDAY, 2stb instant, trains on
this road viii run ~ follows:
NORTH BOUND.
sos A. NJ. leayes Byrd-street station daily; due
a. Washington. g:10 A. NJ Baitnor
1910 A. NJ: Philadelphia. 1880 Z N
NV York, $50 p. VI. Connects with
New York Limited EXPRESS. This
trdtn. st?Ds oaIy at Nuford and
Fredsrfcksbarg.
s:2s A. NJ, leaves Byrd-ssreet station asily te1'
cent sundays; due at Wsshlnglor
leo T.. NJ; baltimore, 327 r.. NJ.
PhiaIadslphia, 7.o6 Pm; New Yori
ASS p. NJ. train leaves Byrd-sreei station daily
due at Washington, 9:25 T.. NJ; i,aii.
M: New York. Gas A. NJ.
3:5S.P. NJ, ACCOMMODATES TkAIF foi
Junction. leaves Broad Street station
daily Sxcept a"r day).
SOUTH BOUND.
IL SO A. NJ, arrives al Byrd-Street station daily.
Leaves New York, 10 Z. NJ; PHIL
adelphia,. l;lo :; NJ; Baltimore,
2:2s r. NJ. arrives at Byrd-street station daily.
Leaves Warrington. IL A. NJ. Rat
tin ore, @ :35 A. ~; Philadelphia, 7:o5
A. 81; New York, t4:30 A. N. This
train makes no local StODS.
05S 2. b., arnyes Al Byro-street .s.-ioI daily
se eS r :"pMaa ,alti snofs % sso 2.
Yort Sis A. NJ.
Sal A. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN srr;ves
At Rrosd-sneet station daily Except
Trains leaving Richmond at sos A. N. and az
irving at 2:2s z. NJ. do not stop at Eiba:
General Ticket Agent
=. r. %. MYERS. General Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-30

By Grabbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents ana Anctioneefs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


EXECUTORS SALE OF a NICE
TsRf;x ES ffAsl Toa py Sist
T TS6 rht YRsMsIsbEs fE9ffRTY
AT AHoT,1N .,a NARY Psdy we Viii sell BY
sucif H. upon The premises respectively the OF
der named fellow. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2orB,
cor,meuclpSst O'Clock NJ, the following REAL
EsFATE, OF which the GccedeLt died seizec-to
Ia. The RESIDENCE lately occupied BY, her.
Nr 1902 east Broad STREET, nearly new, remarkably
"' aa c ISs large STORE AND DWELLING
drng-s,ore. IL has three stories besides attic and
cellar Mih y - y W MI OF THE LARGE
SQUARE bounded by Broad, Marshall Seventeenth,
sSd Eighteenth streets, embracing THREE BRlCk
ING. ano THREE BUiLDING LOTS on the north
side Of Broad between seventeenth ana r i
streets; ELEVEN FRAMED TENEhEN,rrr,, r pnv
nRiCK STORES aud DWELLINGS, and THREE.
BlIIIDiNG LOTS on the east side OF Seyenleerih
oeiwe,n Broad aud Marshall streets; BulLDiNG
Lot on i Mn,ss:T uREE sRuCK sToRRs and
DWELLINGS, and SIX FRAMED TENEMENIs
on ighteonIh between Broad and Marshall streets
and Eight VACANT LOTS fronting on Woe
court open.d IN the centre Of said square and APP
nroached by convenient alleys leading out to both
seyeuIeenIh aud Marshall streets.
AIN A VACANT LOT on the north side OF Jay
street bet wecn seventeenth and buchanan Streets
al 9.l2xl32 feet, vi h a wen OF fine water upon
9Th. And in further execution Of said will, we
viii LEASE FOR A TERN OF NINETY-NINE
YEAItS from the st day OF January, 1881, tDe
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY situated az me
northwest corner OF Seventeenth and Broad streets
ironing SO feet Brosd street, running back IL
feet ON Sev.aieenlh street, and having FIVE
BUILDINGS upon 1t. ,,,,, M
MAINDER IN SAID PROPERTY subject 10 The
lease for min ty-nne years.
The central situation OF all OF me above properly
near TO The main business part OF the citv con,
yenieni 10 Tie market and to the Chesapeake ana
Ohio DEPOT causes 20 be at all times IN active 1c
mand from go,d-paying tenants. and II Is doub'fn
if any property OF the kind In the entire city eau
I've icled on so safely this for good returns upon
an investment. This Is a rare opportunity 10 Duy
goo i-paying property. ,,
The auciOneers Will take pleasure IN showing
mats Of The props rty before the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE: one fourth cash: Dalance ~
six twelve. aud eighteen months with Interest. ana
81 cured by deed of trust. Tue conditions OF the
the remainder Subject 10 the lease) will bt ha cash
balance al six months with IN eresl Tor negoila
bile note with satisfactory eDdorser.
If the sales are not cOmpetedOn he above-naneh
day. they will he adjourned 10 the next or some
other day, Of which no ice VIII be given.
GEORGE ID. WISE.
WILLIAM W. COSBY,
Executors OF Mary n. Priddy.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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Oc 13-2,awtdi

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
ANNA RIVER AND a FARM OF 33l AIRES
in THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE, ADJOINING
SAIO MILL, AND 10Y ACRES IN THE COUN-
TY OF HANOVER, AT PUBLIC AUCIloN.-By
virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Hanover
county entered at its DC ober term. 1880 IN the
cbancery cause OF Anders n aud cts. rs. Dinwddie
et ais thei eiu depending the undersigned special
com mssoners appointed by l,e court for that pur-
pose will Off for sale, by public Guc'ion, AT Ander-
sons Mn, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER I'm, 1880,
AZ O'Clock T.. NJ. M fair; aud If not. the next fair
d,v and al the same h6ur,l that most desrahe
WATER GRIST-MlLL known as ANDERSON'S
MILL situated on the NOrthaDna river In the coun-
~ of Caroline: also, FARM OF 331 ACRES adjoin.
ing said mills aud The lands OF Robert smiih ana
others, and also another TRACT OF 10Y ACRES.
situated in The county o. ian)yer adJoniugt Ilnds
of Mr. Henry X. Carter aud others, with coIniOr-
able DWELLING thereon ana the usual out houses.
This is very desirable property especially The MIL
supply of wa'er. The land will be sold In lois 10 sun
purchasers and possession given January L. 1881.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourih or the purchase.
money TO be paid in cash, and the balance IN equal
instruments at one Two, and three years, Inc pur-
chaser TO execute bonds with approved security Ior
the deferred payments, carrying Interest from day
of SALE ana The title 10 the property to be retained
till AL The purchasem0ney Is paid aud conveyance
ordered by the Court. But II the purchaser elect 10
paw One-third of the purchase.money III cash; per
sonaI security for The deferred payments VIII be
dispensed with. X. Il. CARDWELL,
HILL CARTER,
EDMUND WADDILL, JR.,
GEORGE A. JONES.
no IL -Tu4w Special Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-30
by j. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
1l13 Main street.


NRIISTEE;S SALE OF HOUSE On
NINTH STREET. NORTH OF LEIGH
sTREET.-Rv. virtue of u deed OF trust asteu a. J.,
November, Il SIS. recorded IL Riehmoh1 tnanoeIy
fourt H. b. ia g.. page "a. executed by "A. R'
Brooks and wife to The undersigned trustee 10 Sc
cure the payment OF certain negO ia1e no,ts tnereln
described. In the payment of which said notes de-
FAINT has beer made aud being required 40 10 DO by
The holder OF said boles, VIII SELL Oh the prem
iseS, on - n ,ooo
at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ. The REAL ESTATE descIioed IN
said deed as follows ALL THAT LOI Of LhND:
with The Improvements thereon, In me Guy %,
Richmond, fronting 80 feet on the eas' lne %, y,
lines 1870 feet, the said lot Being known rs LOT No.
20 In the plan of French Garden Hlll, anu Deel0-
ming / 20 feet south Of Abigail street. -, ,
sl,O39. 90. and the balance on such terms as VIII
be announce by AZ X i'rooks or myself al SAFE III
the event Of failure OF said BrooSs 70 annOunce
terms. IL. y. bhOW w ]Ius' ~,
j. THOMPSON BROWN Auctioneer. no ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-30
AUCTION sALEs-.rnturc pays.
BY George n. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneef,
1908 Bank street.

CoR SALE AT AUCTION. TWO
II SMALL But DESIRABLE BygssErt ~
G,UD REPAIR, AND TWO VACANT LIE ,lvSpa
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF puvAL I'll H.
PRICE STRtETsBy request OF the m'rs ,, =, an
Iaie George FERN Will proceed 10 seii ~ a"o'io'
upon the premises on
SATURDAY, Nov gMBER 81. 1880.
nj q O'Clock r. NJ nf fair n not. The 1rst iaIr Gay
thereafier the desirable REAL ESTATE Ioca' y, =,
above The CORNER LOT fronts on Duv ~ s, ~,
having thereon "A TwO-sTORY BRlCh RIOT
DFNCE with SIX rooms. - n,y.,
The gOr next 10 the corner fronts on p s,.,
street about IS feet. ana runs back about ~ LEI
having thereon q BRiCK.AND. FRAME RESI-
DENrE of six rooms. out-kitchfn. &c. Mt.
The VACANT LOTS front % feet tsch Oh 'i"e
street and run back 60 feet. -,
TERMS Liberal AVID M sde known ~ sn.e;
ALctioneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-30
Ey w. Goddin, Auclioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE AND
l. WELL-FINISHED THRFE-sTORY BRICK
TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
S1REETS.-By virtue of Ceed of trust ext cued TO
The subscriber BY Mr.. Thomas A. Rust and wife,
dated April 26, 1875. duly recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court, sh Ill IN execution thereof. pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1880,
at II O'Clock M Or fair yif not. on the first fair day
ihereafter) that LARGE AND WELL-CON-
sTRUCTED and ONtENIENTLY.AR ARRANGED
THREE STORY BRICK TENEMENT, No. 627,
located as above, Low In the occupancy OF Mis-
IIaseltine j. Wood first class boarding. house.
The Lot has front of 80 feet and runs back on its
western line l65 feet thence eastwardly 10 feet TO
seventh street; thence Seventh street nOrthward-
y II feet; thence westwardy AZ rect: thrnce
norihwardly las feet 10 Main street The WE'LL
ING contains seventeen rooms, exclusive or kltcnen
and servants room, with all OF The modern i'm
proyemenis -fnished in the most ubstaniial man.
ner It's location is ll-adapf for large board,
ng-hou:e, for which /, has been used for several
years past. go
THE TERMS, which viii be very liberal, will be
made known at the time Of sale.
The house can be examined daily from L to z
O'Clock.
no 20 WILLIAM L. COWARDlN, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-30
TLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND
THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
william Butler Duncan aud samuel L. NJ. Bar Bar
Surviving Trustees,
The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Com
Nv yirius ofand pursuant to Judgment and de.
cree of foreclosure and sale rendered and entered
az The Apri term Of the said Court. 1879, In The
above entitl'd action, |. Matthew +. Peasants,
master appointed therein TO sell AZ and singular 'ne
PROPERTY, BOTH REAL, Personal, and
MIXED. mentioned III the complaint ia me SAID
fhe same NOR gagged, or intended so To be, TO the
paiatns ana Francis Skiddy, since deceased Nv
mortgage bearing date the 3 h day OF September,
1871, do hcreby give notice that on
MONDAY THE IsT DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880,
ATl2 O'CLOCK NOON,
at the north front door Of the Custom-IIOuse OF
the United States, III the city Of Richmond; va !
shall proceed 10 SeLat public aucllou, 10 the h'ghest
bidder. the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROPERTI-that
Is to saw:
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE. AND INTEREST OF
THE SAID
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
INAND TO THE FRANCHISES OF THE
SAID COMPANY, ITS ENTIRE
LINE OF RAILROAD
ex,cndI,g from Norfolk, I'm the state of Virginia,
10 CUMBERLAND Cap in the State OF kentucky-to"
gether with
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE CT
RAILROAD,
ALL REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY,
EASEMENTS, FIXTURES,
MACHINERY,
ROLLING-sTOCK,
TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES,
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY, RIGHTS,
PRIVILEG rs, AND FRANCHISES APPER-
TANNING TO THE SAID
RAILROAD.
As fully and at large set forth In the said Judgment
and decree. printed copies Of which VIII DE Tor
warded by the undersigned master by mai ~ 'Os'
applying therefor.
Sucn sale will be made on the terms specified In
The decree OF sale. Of which bidders Will lake no
tice and subject TO certain SnbSlslng prlOr mems
upon the premises, particularly described III tnt
said udg nent and decree, and statement OF whlcl
Will be open for the INSPECTION of bidders thlrtS
| days prior TO and Al The line Of sale. ~ .
! NJ. y. PLEASANTS. Master.
| RICHMOND, VA, July 3. 1880.
| ADJOURNMENT OF THE ABOVE SALE.
hereby give notice that In obedience TO an 0rdei
OF the Court have adjourned the sale announcer III
| the above advertiser tut 10 IL O'Clock NJ. OF Inc
10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1881,
| at the place therein mentioned.
~ '"' paw VI. +. PLEAsANTS, Master
| RICHMOND, VA, November l, 1880.
GnO 2-TutdsI