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Ey Grnbbs X Williams.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ vs.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VAL
\ TABLE E>TATE ~ CiIESfEHf -
COT NJ y. on lanes. EiEEERi,o 40 + !
HIrC,rlON As acting commissioner 81 Tie Circuit
CONT of Chesterfield county. under decree cnt'r'
ed 10Th November. lS79.in me case OF O arlington
and ais. rs Hewlett and 0is..' VIII sen Nv auc-
ZION. in 'front.' of the motel ~ the town Of Chester
ON MONDAY. "a DAY of February, 1850 al |
o'rlock T. NJ. the FARM situated rs above ana
rtnp opuo,itc to the butch Gan caual.'
It's known as "ipWLtIT ana Is some NC y lo
called the Ware tract" and contains about ISL
HCRFS some of which is very Guc and. II ms
upon it some PLAIN BUlLDiNG' and a ggoa
| MILL now in operation, supplied WIN an un'"'ung
! wa. cr-nnwcr. IN examination OF ne property
before The day Of sale i,luyl'cd II VIII De -"d a.
whole. or in tract, OF irpm ten ." stl'hi- ny
acres. according To pat whichwil be shown a. lhs
| time Of sale.
| TERMS: one fourth cab: balance 40 one. Two
ana thtre years FIR ucgoti,be note, WIN Interest
pryab,c yearly. and title, retained oy tht Court uh
! III full payment Is made.
g. H. NASH. Commi- sioncr.
/ e WILLIAMS. NtgfluUfcfr "a ~
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By Jno. h. Lauxhton. DR., AactOncer,
Ole Nam street.

TWO. STORY FRAME HOUSE No. 10
i NINTH STREET, ON LEASED GROUND,
AT AUCTION,-A trustee undet 4 derd OF trust
duly recorded IN the thancerS Cont OF tue city or
Richmond, shall sell nj ane Ton, on MoNpAt ,he
26th instant, at clock L. ". the FRAME
STORE No. 10 ninth street. with DWELLING
above. Tho building Is built un leased ground, al
an annual renal OF Sl7J, tbe lease OF which may
be renewed and continued Ter several years.
TERMS: Attale. 30. LANE STERN.
ia2i.5t Trustee,
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Nv thallin, ~IaDIts Y 20,
peal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vACAN'

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VACANT
" LOT At THE SOUTHWEST CORNkR OF
SIXTH AND CANAL SritEtTS by AUCTION
nv virfue of a decree OF the Chaucery Court of The
civ Of Richmond entered on the I'm day Of Jaru-
ary, 1880. In the cause of BinfoId and az. ~.
WarhaiI and ais. the Undersigned. thereby an
pointed snocal commissioner tor the urpose' VIII
srIl hy Iubiir auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY the 2Srh DIV of January. $50 q;
O'Clock L. VI that certain LOT or GEoL NJ
s,Vacd "a above describe Il. and fronting 1870 feet
on Canal street and running back on sixth street
So feet. H.,
TERMS: One fourth cash. and the residue IN thrce
eoua Investments pavable AT six twelve. aud tigh-
teen months from date Of sale. with interest from
date the purchaser TO give notes. with interest
added for The d. fCrTd paymtni> ard the me 10 Ne
retained uutu all Of the purci ase-m0ncv has been
paid aud a conveyance ordered hy the court
GEORGE L. UAW.
Special C0mWtssionrr.
CUAFFIN. STAPLES & co .Auciionecrs. ia %
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nEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

WE HAVE FOR SALE PRIVATELY
w the following REAL ESTATE: 800 FEET
RIVFR-FRONT toid sugar refinery IN Rockets
al FEET on Frank I'm between second and Third
streets: TWO SMALL BRICK DWELLINGS,
eight rooms each. with all modern impr0Veme MS.
The north eide OF Cary between Madison and Belvi-
deere streets.
TERMS TO suit purchasers. 1000.
CAMPBELL & SCHOOL CRAFT.
IN dim llu4 MAN sIeee.
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BY W. GOdliu.
Real Estate Aucti0neer.
corner Of Bank and klel enlh streets.

GALE AT 4 UC ION OF REAL
- ESTATE At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
DIfVAL AND CLARKE STREETS. OPPOSITE
TO MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH.-Hlll be
sold at auction. on thu PREMISES, Oh MONDAY the
26th II January. 1880. az 4 O'Clock T.. VI the
PROPERTY located as above. fronting on the
south side OF DuyAl street about 90 feet. running
back on the east line OF Clarke street about 20 feet
more or less. 10 aley eight feet wide to ne cx-
tended from fOushee TO Clarke street. on which
there stands u large frame dwelling. The lot viii be
divided into three equal parcels fronting on liuyai
street. running hack 10 said alley. The Old dwell
ing will be sold 20 be- removed IN thirty days.
TERMS: One-third cash: banucc ~ six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added,
secured by deed OF trust.
The location Is an excellent ore for retail gro
ceIv store, W. GDDDIN,
tioI AncftOuepr.
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ArCTInN sALEs--Rnf,,rc Days.
by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
I1l3 Main strict.


STEES' SALE OF a SMALL
Il BRICK STORE. WITH DwELLING Ag9 y fS
AND LOT. ON THE NORTH SIDE Df pa: y
STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AM
TWENTY-FIFTH STREETS. by hUCIlOn.-
Bv virtue Of The provisions OF three fftds OF trs
hearing diie resp, criyely the slh Of June lnI4'
9Th Of Msich. 1875. and the 10'h CAV 81 bay;
1875. to :. W. Fnrrsr, john A.. Meanlty' ana
Charles Spencer trustees OF the East. End BuihlnH.
Fund CompaAy.iO secure the obligations oi ucDt
Int toned 81 said DECIDE. the undersigned. hay-
Ing been duly substituted trustees instead OF ihe
said 9. ". Firrar. John a. Mcanley, and thai les
spencer being required So 10 10 by SAID Bhlulhg-
Fund Company, win sellby auction. on the prem
ises. on FRIDAY the 30'h dly Of January,
1850. at A. O'CLOCK I. NJ. the most western OF me
THREE BRICK BUILDINGS AND LOTS men.
uoned In said deeds. having front OF about 3feet
| inches ana depth Of SO feet on The norm siue
al Main street between Twen N-fOurih ana iwen.yy
hfth sirCefs: also. a LARGE FRAME BUlLbiNb
in The rear Of said store and the ground belonging
thereto. ~
TERMS: Cash az 70 tire cost OF executing ihii
truss. and TO pay Off the of 1871 80 The resi-
Gue on such terms shall he announced az me SAFE
CHARLES SPENCER,
JAMES FOX,
Il. w. iIAW.
Trustees Of East End Duliding-Fuud Company
IL 10
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GOLD PENS.
TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
~ COIN PEN

John HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
PATENTED October 2, 1872,
Is the highest achievement in the manufacture OF
Gold Pens. and the result OF experiments for more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN is pro-
duced by skilful combination of the two precious
and non. corrosive metals-l6 karat GOLD and PLA-
rINuM-whiie the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy of copper, reducing its dnepess without YIELD
Ing that elasticity, density, and steel-ke temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The REC
ORD" GOLD PEN-POINTs are of the best hid
ium fdiamonds), indestructible with fair treatment,
and poliShed 10 glass-like smootbness.
stcelpen writer's have now every objection to gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement IN u pen
which will endure and not oxidize, squarely met.
The "REC0RD" GOLD PEN is guaranteed to
possess durability, pcrmanency of spring, and per-
lection of point. Price $3.50. Sold by all jewellers
and siatouers In The United States. If not found
der direct from
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDoLPH 4 ENGLISH and WOOD
HOUSE 4 PAnHAM. Richmond. Va. NH l9-wly
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------- ne George 2. vsshon 4 son'
No., p g.,s,e Agents aud Anetioneers'
~ nea' Tenth rs't street tshafer'' nuldns''
srrr,s SALE OF LOTS Nos. 60
fTRUS BIZ nnI.N OF NAVY HILL
ANn 70 " win rni FRAMED HnU,E Il, THERE =;
on. THE LOTS rhoorrryNING BACK 122 FEET
SIDE or ElGHi ". rnf'JEY. AND ARE DISTANT
20 % fFEf So1m 2r Fly rscpteS
STREET-Bt virtus ~ r'oari clerks Office IN Deed
in Richmopa nsgs 10 secore certain sum Of
scSs s a AMI s s eapg aso
made IN ihe pay men ,sry 81 said deed proc ed 10
required hy tnr ,c',on' on the premises on UIs-
nay. February 8. ltsv'
property above dese' a. 400 and expenses Of exc
TEENS MS: ,sS st: on credit as 20 500 WI March
4. 1850 the balance upon SUI"
announced at tue noun CHARLES 7. vAsHON,
Trustee.
IN %
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Ev ChaiIin. staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneers,
40. north Tenth street.

4 UCTION SALE OF VERY NALUA-
a rTr HplrK.CLAY PROPERTY N ROCK.
FITS MAR TIE BALTIMORE Brick COM.
PANY'> YArUs on MoNDAI he - DAY OF
February, lSeU. A. o'cock =. ". We W. ~, on
ACRES OF the celebrated VAN LEW ERIC Il
CLAY LAND. adjacent 10 The bllch yard, of the
Baltimore Brick Company and oi Me7'r- Fo"ers X
CrumD. .,
The superior quality of thi, clay Is 50 well tstab-
shed rs 20 need no commentator from us, ana ~
il is the .a,t 0f the Van Lew clay property now on
The market or likely u be for some wears 10 come.
trick- makers should not mi This opportunity oi
securing the only clay from which brick can he
made for supplying The city government and which
Is prcf-rred by builders 10 any other bind.
The property VIII be divided iHiO two parcels II
desired 10y purchasers.
1FRMs: one Hfth ca n: the balance in equal pay
n cnis al six Twelve. eighteen, twenty thirty,
aud thirty-siX months with interest added for ne
gotlable notes. secured by trust deed on the pro-
pcry. CHAtflN, SlAfLE> %,
IA l6-d'as AuctiOnctrs
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FOR RENT
$1,000
NOR RENT, AT LOW RATES.

DWELLINGS.
No. 100, corner Of Fifth and Cary stree's-lo
No @ Second, near Clay street-10 rooms.
No. 800, cDrner Of Third and Grace strects-'
rooms. .. p ,
No. z west Canal. near Adams sree'-6 rooms.
No. I29 west Cary str ct (tlyde rowl-6 rooms
No. 1916 west Clay (Euker's r0w)-6 rooms.
No 1901 Grove avtnue-5 rooms.
No IS Twcnty-tbird, near Franklin street-3
STORES AND DWELLINGS.
No I4l3 east Main. near Fourteenth street. win
DWEIIiRo abovc-S rooms.
No 1900 cast Main. near Fifteenth street, with
NEILING ab0ve-6 rooms. .
No ago north Brook avenue, win DWELLING
above and large yard attached.
No. $40 west Mai, mar Cherry street, suitable
for q green grocery.
WAREHOUSES;, FACTORIES. AND OfFlCES'
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr'
Ia Oh 11So9.3t 1ll3 Main street.
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a Murder Confessed.

fBy telegraph to the New York Herald
MILWAUKEE, WIS. January pa
stranger. who gave his name rs William w.
Nottingham, OF Norfolk, Va, called upon
tbe chef Of police Of t1is city to-day and
stated that he was &" wanied' In Norfolk for
The murder OF John GsyIor, committed by
him Nottingham III April, 1876. The gen
eral Appearance OF the self-accused man was
go contradictory of bis story that the police
with reluctance took HIM into temporary
custody 10 await the arrival OF information
from Virginia. The following telegram,
coiroboratlne the story told by Nottingham,
was received at police headquarters this
afternoon
NORFOLK, VA, January ~, 1880.
10 Chief-of- Police Kennedy, MilWdukee
Hold w. W. Nottingham for requisilion
from the Governor tf Virginia for murder
of John GavlOr. II. Il. BORLAND,
Commonwealth Attorney.
PARTICULARS OF THE CRIME.
Nottingham is man Of about thirty
seven years Of age, OF medium height,
slight frame, and wears a dark-brOwn nous
tache and goatee. lie gave the CORE
spondent who visited him at the jul brief
review OF his life prior TO and since the nn-
fortunate event which resulted in his be-
coming an outcast and 6 fugitive from JUS
tice. He stated that he was born in Suffolk,
Va. but had been resident OF Norfolk from
early bOyh0od; that he fought in the south
ern army during TIE war 81 the rebellion
as a member OF the Sixth Virginia infantry,
which was attached TO Holiness brigade,
AndersOn's division, OF \. l.. HIPS corps,
ana that he was taken prisoner at Apo
mattOX Courthouse and carried 10 New
York. After the close OF tine war he re-
turned TO Norfolk, where he continued TO
reside until the spring OF 1915, being en-
ployed as clerk in a pawnbrOkers estab-
lishment in Bank street. On the 26th day
OF April, while oct upon 4 lark, he became
involved in street row, and was knocked
down. On reeaining his feet he drew a re-
yolyer from bis POcket and SHOT at bis assail-
ant. but The bullet, passing its intended vic
tim, struck one John Gayl0r, intlicting
wound which resulted in almost insianta.
neOu, death. He fed immediately after the
murder, going to Colorado, Nebraska, and
Kansas, where he succeeded in eluding pur-
suit, II any was made. lie understood, he
said, that the authorities offered reward OF
$500 for bis arrest at the time OF the tragedy
His experience in the northern and western
country appears TO have been such that he
at last reached the conclusion, TO use his
own words. ''that he had rather be hanged
at home than live here He came TO Mil
waukee from Bushnell, H., three days ago,
and to-day gave himself up, as above mar
rated.
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TN IIfUUUs Z " IIIIiTII''
Real Estate Agents ami Auciloncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF \ VERY VAL
LIABLE FAM IN SURRI COUNTY, ON
JAMES RIVER, At AUCTION lily virtue oi a
decd OF trust - the undersigned from Ethecct -
billiard an0 William billiard. trustees. dated :. GEM
her 20 1876. and r. corded In tn. clerk Once OF
The County Court of Surry comfy. we WIN ttl oY
auction 1T Surrv Courthouse. on / EcDA !. J1uu-
aTy27 1850 chat being court-dty).at II o'tock
ii a norton of fhc real estate cpnYeycd IN sald
drcd-to wit: The FARM known as flPStp' lying
ON bofh eiGr- OF swan Point ro1'. containing y
HIN RED AND TWENTY ONE AND iHiEE-
VGUR1IlS ACRES; 2l24 acre, open land; ule
balance In ok and pine wood. The Nj
when is two miles from Billiards wharf. ., q me
one; contains seven large rooms. WIN "ide mans
and airy passage below and above stairs II Is Two
stories There are v bite marble manicls III the par
lore II is covered with Tin, aud is IN good repair.
The out. buildings are more than ample Tor tue
place aud are ia goOl clair. The cpen iant' are
highly improved. and abound In mail OF very hne
uualiiV There j. a quantity Of coih-wcod ana
much fine timber for ship building ana other lur-
TERMS: Bv consent one fourth cash: balance a.
one and TWO wears for uc@oauie noic- . per cent
iu,cr,... ad led. secured by deed 81 'ru,l.
: uiat OF the properly can le ttcn ~ me oiu'c 81
the aucfiOuetrs. RONEtl ~. yNN =, '4'''
SAMUEL SIENiN~.
Trustees.
GRUBBS { " .LLtANiS, Auc ionters.
ia SD. l5lgKf
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II TCHMOND BAZAAR, ~
* Sas I4se AND l44O FnAsKLrS ST. I'D


RICHMOND BAZAAR, ~
IL, Nos lass AND 1440 FnAsKLIS ST. IL
rutprrrN HORSES AND FIVE MULEs. piEN-
int ktK HARNESS AND HORSES, CAh-
RihGFs, BUGGlFs.WAGOSs, &C.
AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY. AZ 10 o'clcck. We VIII sellG
"a vouxS, and WFLL-BROkE HORSES
4 yoITN(i and WFLB.BRukE MULES: -,
Tfi, consignment has Just srryed' ana w !. VII
30 found many frsl-cla's animals TO whicn me at-
fcniton OF those IN wari Is particularly calico.
i OPEN HACK. HORSES, and HARNESS on a0'
count OF whom ~ may concern;
fogether with our usual sesortment OF hrstcias
CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAls,
OPEN and 1OP-BUGGIES.
LiGHT fTOpl >PRlNG-WAGONs,& &C.
AT SAME TIME.
I Young AND GENTLE COW, now giving a
good supply OF milk.
ALSO.
A FINE FAMILY MARE. kind and gentle: any
lady can drive her with safety; VIII itand any
where you leave her: n.,..o.
E. COOK. Salesman. u f-lt
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.

The subscriber has fitted up in connection Wiz
his extensive stlhi,, one Of fle most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT BAZAARS
% De- found iu this country and having every IL
cli,y for the accommodation u stock, respectfully
sJlicits c1usi -rmcnts OF
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
u every kind promising that all stock. &C. con-
signed 10 him shall have every attention. ana re-.
turns promptly made.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when REQUIRED
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces conslgnment> Of almost every v7Feivo
vehicles for pleasure ana wora-purpO6c-, a also
ItAENFSS of every description. All articles IN
hrs Department VIII BE- SOLD at lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices. aud in no instance will any
deviation from such prices be made. Partivs wish
Inc To- pur.hase will hEd ~ 10 their Interest ~ ex-
anime this stock OF vehicles. &c. - -
Nv STABLES are new. of LARGE CAPACITY,
AMI afford every convenience for droYors.
Parties desiring 10 purchase for their e"h use OF
the Trade WI tnd a large sock 10 select from; -
AUCTION SALES every v WEDNESDAY, 3nO SAT-
URDAY 40 10 O'Clock 4. ". .,.,.. ,,--,.,-
r. u. COOK, AuciiOneeP.
c. :. ALLEN, Manager. nv II
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FURNITURE.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-0N EAsYA
- TERMS AND PAYMENTS. TWENTY u
SUITS or PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUR. ~
NIrURE-Just received, the largest AMI bes,' y
assortment OF ParOr Suits ever before offered ~ the
civ al prices not eaua by any. Full ,inc OF W al
mi and Poplar sults, Sdebosrds, Bookcase, Hat
Racks-Queen, East Lake, aud other styles; Fancy
Easy. ana Folding Chairs, for Christmas presents
Dur stock Is full IN every particular. II VIII DC 70
-FOUR iutersst 10 cali. L. 6AreRlGhT sun.
dyi ~ NVVefnN s'es"
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By Chewing 4 Rose.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOHecrs,
No. north TENN street.

4 TCTION SALE OF 4 VERY DESlRA-
N BILE BRICK DWELLING AND LOT STU.
ATED ON THE East SIDE OF THlRII-SEC-
0ND STREET BETWEEN ANpO STREETS-
Dv request Of the owner We will sell by auction on
TUESDAY the 27th day OF January. 1850 al 1
O'Clock T. NJ. the above mentioned property 'front.'
ing feet inches on the east line OF Ihirty-scc-
ond SIR, Ct ana rnunn2 back about $50 feet. more
or less.
The attendance OF bargain-scekcrs is specially IN
vted 10 this sale As the property viii be sold at a
great sacrifice.
TERMS Easy, and made known on day OF SALE
CHEWING & ROSE.
i.22 AucilOutcF-.
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By Paine & Now'in, Anc'loneerS'
No. 1912 Main street.
CAFE OF AN ENTIRE STOCK
=" GENTLEMEN's FURNIsHl,SsTG, n GOODS
"' SdTiuNS. SC. AT AUCIloN'

At the request of r. H. anderson; Sill WI" 10 i' e
ne.g,gu Of shirt. and viii in few days com;
q, 30 1909 Raj, NAN Street sTef on wFp
sSSn,tSsn.y ,ha oe,h Instant. commencing at lOn
o GTo ii. ENTIRE STOCK or Goods cc com
prising GENTLEMEN'S FURNlShtN" "ooD9'
WHiTF and Col .ORED DRESs-sIiIRIs'
UNDEReHIkT>. HOSIERY,
SUSPESDERS. GLOVES. ,,,,,,,rv, er,prS
aud 1IfS .,,, ,rv-r,nv
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS: JEWELRl,
Fine lot of SMOKERS AkIIt Lt~'
MFERsCHAUM PIPES. STEMS, &c;.,.,,.,
Also' four FINE SHOWCASES. COZ NTEkS' &c'
We solicit The attention OF me publ'c' Is inc s"'e
Is positive. ,.,,. ,,,.,.r
PAINE & NOWLIN,
Il 23-FM&W3t AuclonecIs.
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Iy Edward !. Warren,
Real Estate Agent and huciioreer,
No. LILO Main street.
By Frank d. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecfs'
l109 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY
DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLINGS COR
NEl; Or TWENTY-THlRD AND N III, SLdtEG ~ =
aeon Of tIust from J. NJ Newell ana wife % the IN
Gersgned, trustee. dled May 4 SIS ana record
ed I'm The clerks Office Of tie Richmond haHcrry
CourI. ~. r. IO5 G.. page 30O-dtiault having
breu made in The payment of certain neSoila ne
note therein secured. ana ot the rogue ct the ben
elicary IN said deed VIII scI ~ pu.lc nnc,'2,'
ON TUESDAY. January p. 1850. a. O'Clock T.
~. on the PREMISE, the PROPERTY described IA
said Dc ed IS follows: All tha, ttRIAiN Iif' r.
or p APCEL OF LAM on The southeast corner
of Twenty-ihrd aud streets. IN ne e. oi l'lch-
nond. win TWO FRANZ ID DWELLINGS thpre-
tvtbird street. 81 feet ard running back between
naraIIel lines 1872 feet. more or less. Inc hou,1 5
have each about six rooms. aud loi 80 lteI Sl"Hu.
The property is in good or'cr ana III an ln'pro'i"S
neighhorhOOd -, - IN
TERMS: The deed calls FOR The EXPENSE OF sale
and - $50 IN cash; but more favorable terms NAY
be announced on the dHy OF ale. 1890
g., Ia FRANK -. Hill. Trustee.
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nv Robert q. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud AuctiOneer,
1912 Main street.

UCTION SALE CF A VERY NALU-
N ABLE LITTLE TRUCK- OR MAkkET-
AND DAIkY-FARM. CONT AIMING TWENTY
ACEFs, EAST OF TIE On y, AND FE On, y y,
OIfAKTkR OF 4 MILE FROM THE CITY LINZ
FRS. ADJOINING THE LANDS of :. T. La
THROP. ESQ. AND OTHERS. i am requested by
offer. upon the premises, on TUESDAY the Z7h
day Of January. $50. M O'Clock T. NJ. the above
truly valuable piece oi property. The soil has been
urovrmenis consist Of NICE FRAME SIN
ROOM DWELLING, in good order; kitchen and
other Oui-hOuses.
This property Is now occupied by Nr. Robert
DriuLcr. who van take pleasure IN showing II 10
any one desiring TO inspect. Special attention l.
ca He'd 10 The sale OF this property.
TERMS win be liberal. aud announced ~ sale.
ROBERT l.. LYME.
"a 1920 22.2426&27 AuciiOntcr.
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PERSONAL.

fV0 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Il TAXI NOTICE: That my wife, MARY DIGGS,
having forsakca my led and BOARD, and refusing 10
return, no longer hold myself responsible for any
bills that she makes. JOHN DlGGs.
RICHMOND, Va, December 20, 1879:
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DICWMOND, YOkK KINEIir i@fNS.
HAND 1FSAPEAKF RAILROAD IzlSa-.-s44x-
MERCHANTS And MINERS TRANSPOkIA
TION COMPANY, 90.
m r,ueh-freigIi route between Richmond VA
an Rn,ton Providence. andall New England Giles
steamers leave VEST POINT, Va On caci
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AT II noon; con-
lrctiue with train, from RICHMOND. ,.,..
Steamers arrive AZ WEST POINT on each / to-
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston rio Boston au'
pruviGpncr Railroad ria West Point. Va.
II. T. DOUGLAS. superintendent;
II GRONTR. General Agent. til -
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.sssss-..zssE
COMPANY'S,
JAMES-RIVER LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH.
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS OF JAMES RIVED
COSNECTING AT
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE BAY|iNE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.
cLD DOHINON STEAMSHIP =, = -3s:..} p
~ COMPAEY, sssa'sS@--
FOR NEW YORK.

int, -elng7ny VIII dispatch one Of tner sl'ertl.
s.e-ucrs--eID JOHNSTON. WYANOkF. l.A%,
EEJI,. ant RlCTNpND-cyrry TUESDAY
FPlDAY. AMI SUNDAY "a high w2tcr.
These shlns are entirely rev, and were Ouit
uress,v Ger tais rcCte, -
They we splendid -aioons, sta,e-rooms' an' '1-a
Tie fare, accommodating, and attention. sle 10
surpassed. 49,, ,
ships going north land at Picr 81 NortH river
foot 81 teach street Snip. coming south sail IRON
Vtpr43. Nor'h river foot Of Christopher street.
Freight recciyeu gatu =. -. dtllt.
" 10 Dispatch &nd 10 charge maze except sc!sa CO.
DeRs-s incurred. - -,
cabin fare to sew YORK, So Stcerage, 80 IL
sS.
ror further Information apply 10
GEORGE ". ALIEN Y CO., AGENTS,
,avlO OFico fsmn-nV'e wharres. 10 ~ Afff
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DESIDENCES FOR RENT.

IN In
No 802 east Marshall street, between Eighth ana
Ninth spcets: IL rooms.
Fourth streets: rooms.
third and Twenty. fourth SIR eis; rooms.
No. 260i, southeast corner Twenty sixth and
Franklin streets; 10 rooms.
No. 26I5 east Franklin street, between Twenty
six th and rweniy-seyenIh streets: rooms.
Nos 200 and oil vest Grace street, between
Madison and Monroe streets: 10 rooms.
All of these RFSIpEi.Ct : are in Grst-class order
and nave the modern con, enieuces in them
X BERT b. LYME,
Z. 90 a. 1919 Main street.
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CHES APEAKE ANp ONO lti.- tI.'
RICHMOND, Va, NutCnI..r ~, i-I''
an AND AFTER SUNDAY, NV Dr.
~ Der @. 1879, PASSENGER TRAINS .''
Rus A. FOLLOWS.