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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Zeal Estate Agents and Auciioneers'
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU,
.pI.r RRIcK DWELLING AND LOT OF
cR6fiND ON GRACE BETWEEN THIRD AND
F0iIRTH sTREETS, OCCUPIED BY IN N. NJ -.
JAMES, AT AuvJiDN, ~ t s,,,a irrsiee. from w
n. GIazabrooK and wife. dated 18Th OF feornsry'
1873 and recorded In the CLERKS Office OF kich.
tb Gnu second from W b. GIszebiook and wife 10
r. Rosser Isbell, TRUSTEE. dated June 1, iSIo, anu
rded ~ the clerks Office OF E,chmonn
heen made in The payment or certain nego iaDie
noies pa, able and secured under tn. said deeds ana
at the request Of the benefciaries In ssd deeu we
viii proceed 10 sell at AUCTION; upon The premise
on TUESDAY, March 30. 1850, at "a oclock 4:
NJ IN rropcry Described In said Ietds, q. ionw W,
Ali that certain lot or Parcel Of land. with AL ibe
improvements thereon, and all the sppurienances
and miyileges thereto belonging lying ana Deing or
the north side Of Grace ree, between snip nn
said Grace street fee and running back between
parallel lines 10 feet, being portion OF me real
estate inherited by the SAID w. H. eiazebrook from
hisfaiher John d. GIazebrook, aud being The same
real estate conveyed TO the said John H. Gazeorook
by Boiling taNslI and VIE og asea ga o en- ps
the Hastings Court of the city 81 Richmond, ID Is.
81, page 49i. The improvements consist OF u
NICE STOCK BRICK.fR0NT DWELt,N,E con
and The location OF the property renders IL very oe
sirable. II, :,
sold subject 10 a dee OF trust from W. IL. GLAZE
brook and wife. dated October o. 1877 TO - cure
negotiable note for $1,000, Que OCTOBER y: ieou:;
said deed being recorded in the clerks office or
Richmo d Chaucery Court, in Deed Book III c,
page 100. Cash sufficient 10 pay The expenses Of
This sale and nute for $1,000, due February -
1880. with interest till paid; note for SOP!
with Interest from December 3. 1879, IN paid 4;
1901. due June 8. 1880: s7O.9l: due DECEMBER
4. 1870; 1901. due June 3. 1881; $40 81, due
December 3, 1881; and $l.4lS.66 due June 3,
1882 aud S7O.9l, Que June 3. 1882; the residue
uDon such terms as the SAID w. ID. GlazeOrook or
his assigns. may direct.
FRANK ID. HILL. lTrustcee.
r. RO>SER ISBELL,S ii"'
Sale conducted by FRANK ID. HILL & Co.. Auc-
tiOnterS. mn 10
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FREDERICKSBURG, Va, March e. 1850.
Editors Dispatch: VIII you DC goo'
enough 10 inform me through Inc coiumn'
of your psper why the expression "canno
hniv is so often used instead 81 "caD butt
End among the best English produc'
lions that the former is generally preferred.
Respectfully, M. HAMILTON.
We do not consider the two phrases as
synonymous. The fjrst line Of
~ can but perish II Iro,
lam resolved 10 try"
means, "To perish is all that can happen
., me II / go"; whereas the phrase "can-
not butt means "cannot do otherwise"
or, al cannot do otherwise than PERISH"
So as TO, 81 cannot but commend so good
men to your favor" This latter means
al cannot help commencing so good a
man." or, al cannot do otherwise than
commend so good a man." &c.-that is, II
am constrained to do this much for him ";
whereas, 81 can but commend so good a
man to your favor" means 81 can do no.
thing but commend so good a mar to your
favor "--that is, 8. / cannot aid him in any
other way"
Luther said, on memorable occasion,
"Here stand. God belp me. | cannot
do Otherwise 1t would express bis idea
10 say OF him, "He could not but act as he
did," IL would not express the same idea
10 say. &" He could but act as he did," The
former implies that he was compelled to do
what be did; the latter not that he was
compelled to do what be did, but that il be
did anything that was all be could do.
Whilst our correspondent is right in say
ing that the best English writer's use :" can
not but" rather than scan hut" in the con.
necticn in which it is employed above, yet
the distinction between the two phrases is
not made 10y oil writer's.
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LET Us HAVE PEACE.-[From the Cine n.
natl Gdzette.]- businessman IN Madison,
Ind., has the following posted up near his
counter for the benefitof peddlers: 81 need
no kindling. Match-pedd!ers seldom leave
the place alive. Have two trunks full Of
suspenders, and don't want any more.
have cofdns prepared for soap and pencil.
reddlers. Book-agenls are shot without
mercy. Beggars receive sound thrashing.
Eleven persons who waited 10 borrow
money lie dead In my cellar. My Office
hours for tramps are only on February 29,
between 200 and 2:59t p. NJ. Persons ask
ing credit are poisoned. My gaIIows for
dcadbeais is ready for use In the parret. My
Bogardus kicker runs by steam. Look out
for The trap-door under your feet"
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ByJ. Thompson Brown'
~. S.,.,s AGENT and AuctIoneer.
Ills Main street.


r,RUsrEE's SALE OF THE III ENTIRE on, ldI
STOCK on pRUgs. fIx aJJunTMt hsp Ds SnS
TENTS gESMTGa sRhAHssTf CORNER or EisH>
SnNryr xNu MAIN STREhIs,, 8, NJ
It'll "issfyRTMFNT OF nkuSs; rs ,i.l,n
rnt1iNEs. PAINTS, Gil I ,s, ~,
A4n GIG ARr.-By virtue OF ~. Az nv John n. Ne.
January 10. 1880, am e"xaSersien,a. trustee. and
na. n..S ~ he cle RVS Office OF Rchmonn cnancery
4, ~ II A. prge TO- TO secure me PAYNE
Scurs. ,;,, ,aies therein mentioned. s1n deiault
-, 80 Sceu mate in the pay nent ,bsieo', nnn PC
smv rsouIrcd so 20 do by the oenens.y
viii sell a, gqblis sSs,ob 81 si.i day Of March
store. on A. 10 O'Clock A. NJ, The ente STOCK or
com mpIGs' PATEvT MEDICINES,
ppnnSSsy AilTiCT.Es, PAINTS, OILS,
raUS tsfirS ItYE-STuFfS.
~ ri, FxrRACTs. CHEMICALS,
TnBACtW and CIGARS,
and the FIXTUkEs-
EJTTGAET SHOW. CASES ,o,.rr ne r.
PkEsCRiPTioN-sTAND and BorfbEs Tor
ooo sro sa X "soTTLEs for tnctures and powders
~" HOLDERS for same, ere Co. ,,.,,,os
SHELVES with GLASS CASES ioi WINES
sChhtEEs, fntryrTrhsi INScOPPER FoUNTs,
REX. RED and BEp-CLOTHiN6, Ill.,,
aud other numerous articles found In class
drugstore. -, r.. a,sorted and sold in
parcels. nth the do ed-to wit !:
"a no viii, interest to date Of sale. More accom-
moda'ips 'ef''' mug JOHN A. G IKE. Trustee.
+ THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. nn ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
BY Jio. T.. laughter, Jr., Auctioneer,
dig Main street.

CATALOGUE SALE OF A PART OF
" THE VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY OF
JUDGE JOHN Nj. GREGORY, OF CHARLES
CITY COUNTY, VA, AT AUCTlON.-On THURS
DAY. April 1. 1880. will sell at my auction
house. 81 Main street. at O'Clock j.. H., part OF
The valuable LAW LIBRARY OF Judge j. NJ. Greg
DRY. OF Charles City county, consisting OF about
l,5C0 VOLUMES. embracing
UNITED STATES REPORTS,
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY.
CHANCERY AND OTHER REPORTS.
VIRGINiA AND OTHER STATE REPORTS,
A large number of TANDARD TtXT-BOOKS,
with many valutbe OLD LAW-BOOKS
now entirely out OF pint
Catalogues now ready, and may be bad OF the auc-
tone or Messrs. j. W. Randolph 4 English.
TERMS: sixty days on all sums of $50 and up-
wards, for approved Negotiable paper; under that
amount cash. JNt. 4. LAUGHrON. JR-
NH 22,242829&tAp1 Auctioneer
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The following will explain why we have

The following will explain why We have
published no solution Of the ditch problem
b and must each dig fifty yards 10 order
that the average price Of the Job may be 81
per yard; but if they do equal work. and
are paid at different rates, they cannot re-
ceive equal sums. Equals multiplied by
unequals cannot be equal.
The conditions OF the problem, II and
c must each receive $50, are Incompatible
with each other, as they require that equals
multiplied by unequals shall be equal.
WORTHY SIX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auciioneer'
1l13 Main street.

A DESIRABLE DETACHED FRAME
anon. SIZEi II i,(Sl on NORTH FIFTH STREET.
By request OF owner who Is moving from the city,
/ win sell at public auction, on the premises, on
FRAME DWELLING No. 621 north Filth street,
with LOT fronting 33xl64 feet TO an alley ~ ieel
wide. The dwelling has an excellent brick oase-
uent wide ball. eight rooms, and dressing-rooms
attached TO each chamber. IL Is airy and In good
order, with kitchen OF four rooms; gas and wafer
aud culverts. just such property as Is In nuch de-
nand. being Of medium size, mot conveniently
a. ranged. and near The markets, churches, schools
and business. ..
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In six. twelve.
and eighteen mon h Interest added. and secured by
trust deed, j. THOMPSON BROWN,
NH 22 Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22

A'a~yer from the suburbs OF Cincinnati
went into the law library at the court-ho
early one morning and asked the jsnitor
what time the librarian would he 10. 'sNine
O'Clock, sir" The lawyer came back at 8
O'Clock, and found the same man sitting at
an lmp6rtant-looking desk. He asked him
u the librarian was 10 yet. 81 am the H.
brnrian, sIr.' "Why," said the lawyer,
~ was In here before, and you said the n
brsrisn would be IN at . o'clock. How does
was the jsnitor; now am the librarian"
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,v,pyrsrrps SALE OF vALUABLIEt;
h puRnpEWTy IN SIDNEY At Pps sr,'si
aucFicN-Ia pursuance o. ,s ss ssd q he rs
rom rom james 9. tl.rsy ana ~ n Menrieo Coun-
DAY o. Feor0ssy cd oei 100 psss ss .he nm .,
ana nlss g ss pass
the beneficiary, W., ~ I'm FRIDAY the 20 Day o.
o np cI $50 AZ O'Clock p that vALSasr
Cor on The side q ws.bns'C@n s'r Of
Harvs , ,,rs Iso by los feet. Also, LOT 30 by
los feet On washington street ana as,p, n nnr,
prsperty OF Robert u. LONGEST Ea gu ~ sale
and note II 400 past due and accrued in.e, ss
thereon: residue on suth terms rs NAY 'e -"
"ounoe' a. JANIS Is. GODDIN, Trustee,
NH % Nv wise Hobson Arorney-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
BY Chafiin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. north Tenth street.

TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTs
Il ON BROAD STREET. BETWEEN TIL E FRS
AFRICAN CHURCH AND THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO DEPOT FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
We viii sell by public auction on The premises on
those TWO FRAMED TkNEMtNrS in Rnther-
foord's row. Nos. 1888 and 1540. Broad street.
containing eight rooms each For persons OF small
means who wish to buy home or place Of business
centrally located this sale presents good opportu-
ntv.
TERMS: VIII be liberal and announced at the
sale. CHAFFIN, STAPLEs GU.
NH
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The cooks column .Xote--Tbe recipes
printed below marked with star ~ bsye
heeu tested and pronounced good by q
hoosekeepef whose dictum the Express
teeis bound 70 accept without question or
deeste. = Editor. Buffalo Express. His
vile. 81.
Tte Iriah make Buiis, bu: only the Anne.
lleen frcprietofs make Dr. BuiPs Coug b.
e>fpp.- 1dv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
ByJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr'
No. lll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE CORNER DOUBLE
n rRlfK RE>IDENCE, WITH LARGE LOT
ATTACHED, on THE NORTHEAST CpKNS ~ ~ e
uF CLAY AND FOURTH STREETS, SOLD EV is
nIyIsION OF THE EsTATE.--I will sell al public
smciioo On MONDAY, March lbih, al O'Clock n
NJ, that ID uBLE-gRlCK DWELLING and sp os,
cantr,l locs,iiy-conyenient to business, marker,
ci urches, &c. BY small outay manssrd rooi
could be put on the dwelling. making IL as desraDIe
ss aay resjdeuce In this desirable ant much-im,
moved portion of the city. The LOT is large, ano
fronts SO feet on LAY street with depth Oh 100
feet m ore OF tess along Fourth street.
TERMS: Exceedingly easy; only one fourth cash
balance In Que, two, and thr.e years.
POSITION EMENT.
pos,no,ed on account of the weather until MON
DAi "'''" ~S'' j. THOMPSON BROWN.
NH nm Aucficseer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
1912 east Main street.

VALUABLE AND WELL-LOCATED
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING. No. 42S,
WEST LINE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET BE
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY, OCCUPIED
TION, UPON THE PREMISES. on TUESDAY
NEXT, The 23D OF MARCH, 1880. AT AZ
O'CLOCK r. M.-By request Of the owner, who
resides IN the CRY OF New York, and has deter
mined 10 sell. shall, on The above day and at
hour named. proceed to sell the property described.
The STORE Is Of brick and well built, and has a
above Of six rooms; side tn'rance of alley and
wide hall. The 10, fronts on Seventeenth street
twenty four feet and extends back 10 The property
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad 'oa yards,
occupied by Mr.. Reins This Is good property.
and viii at all times command good tenant. The
lot has splendid calvert connections. Water and
gas on premises.
TERMS: Very reasonable. and at sae.
NH le ROBERT b. LYME. Aucioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
BY John NJ. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioreer,
No lIO6 Main STREET.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
J. HOUSE AND LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF CLAY NEAR MUNFORD STREET AT PUB
Lie AUCTiON.-In pursuance OF decd of trust
from S. A. Fairlamh aud wife 10 The undersigned
trustee, dated ooh December, 1872, and recorded
in the Richmond Chancery Court, ID. b. 90 A, page
271, and default having been made in the amount
secured. and being required so 10 do by the bene-
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 81 day of
March. 1880, at AZ O'Clock Z. NJ the PROPERTY
located as above Described The HOUSE has Two
rooms. The Lon Is 33xl53 3.l2 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay expenses Of sale and
about $3.50, principal and interest Of note past
due; residue at four. eight. and twelve months for
negotiable notes, interest added, and secured by
deed of trust. u. R0sSER IsBELL,
NH 10 Trustee.
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d, Isobcrt 3. Lyme.
Real Exsate Agent end Auct'onecr
1919 Main street.

xEosT EXCELLENT AND PRopuC.
WI rye IAlpRyyEp rARM IN Nh hf Rxf,nw
ruK CRY or RICHMOND. On Tue h i,srSrs
LAM ROAD OK AND HALE NILE ~ = =
81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II pTiSsr CupHkSStasSfn,
HrNtti(,r txJNTAISfNG ONE HUNDkEp,AnSSss !, !,
sixTY.EilyiITA CRES OF FIRST RATE Ltn ,NNi,
IN A GUoIj STATE ~ CgiTlVAI,NWTns. NINE MIN
a NICE FRAME DWELLING SQnI ,sla ! J.
clx Rooms kITi HIN sTAssEs BA "a. rso Sc;'
FOR SALE By FgBLJC AucIi92Sci raNer Tqshali
seii. upon the premtcs. on MoSnAf ~ I'M, sns
dsv. lie above valushc FARM, lately ana tor vnk
lime occupied BY Mrs. Grover previous 70 ner ,s
Tne farm IS wei, located. aud Is IN nrst-rs,e
neixhbcrhood; mills churches scnoo; a. d.,osrd
nv. sufclelsi quantity OF timbcf Tor ie az 70 ~,
OF he farm. Tbts Is justly rcsaroed - ops ~,
best little farms In lover btnr'co. ~. = crover
upon The premises. will lake pleasure IL ~, t
immedlsisis after tbe above sale VIII seil w
uiiVI,PED AND SEVEN ACRES ADJOINING arg
directly III front OF The farm hIs, Pesei,pS" Inc
soji Is very good, and bal rain VIII be nar. -,
Tmx TERMS sii be liberal, and snnc~sceu ~
time OF sale. hVbLnA "a n,;1nac,
m III noS-.---.---
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVE
" RAJ TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAND
LYING WEST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
In execution of a decree of the Chanccry Court OF
Richmond, entered in the cause of dmond Daven-
commissioners viii sell by auction, upon the prem
ises. on MONDAY The 9TH day OF April, 1850,
commencing ut / 2 o'clock NJ, a TRACT OF LAND
containing 21l 371-l00O ACRES, lying ON the
Three-t hoppe road about six miles west OF the
city. adjoining the farm formerly owned by q. g..
ExalI aud bting a part of the tract known as
Woodland or HOwle's. This may be made GOOD
farm: and II Is not far from the line OF the proposed
railroad up James river.
Al the same time and place the undersigned, 4. l..
Boulware and W. j. Leake, commissioner, unrer q
former decree, VIII sell u RACT OF 34& ACRrS,
living near the above and acjoinng The land OF John
Edwards w. II. and a. H. Brown, and others.
Arer which tsay al IL o'clock Il. N.Y. the three
commissioners viii sell, upon The premises. LOTS
No. and In the plat OF subdivision OF the Glen
burnier farn-the former with about lS ACRES,
the latter with about 20s ACRES. These lands lie
on the Hutchinson road which Is nearly coniinu-
alton Of the Grove road. and they distant only
about three miles from the city.
TERMS: FOR the first and third tracts one fourth
cash, the residue at one two, and three years. for
the md tract costs Of suit and sale in cash. ball
ance at one, TWO, and three years With personal Sc
curity, or one third CASA, Balance AT one two and
three years without security. In all cases the ere
nually, and titles 10 he retained by The Court until
all The purchase-money Is paid.
pais Of all tie land may be seen at the oifice OF
the auctioneers. w. j. LEAkE,
A. J.. BDULWARE,
A. x. COURTNEY,
Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
m
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BY w. Goddin.
Real Estate Auciioneer.
corner of Bank aud Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALES OF VALU-
" ALE REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY OF
RICUMOND: ALSO, A LOT on THE JAMES
RIVER AND KANAWlIA CANAL, IN HENRI
co COUNTY.-By virtue Of severa DEGREES OF the
Chancery Court of The ci y Of Richmond entered
i'm tbe ease of Warwick's executor sg,inst War
wick, &C.. the uldersigned, respectively named rs
special commissioners In the SAID cause. VIII oier
for sale. on the premises, In the order named-yz.
BY Hill Carter and George X. Macon, COMMITS
siDnprs In the decree OF the zOi OF January 1850.
on FRIDAY the 18th day Of Msrch, 1850. at
q O'Clock r. ~, that VALUABLE LOT on The east
size of Fifth between Grace and Frankio streets.
fronting 100 feet, running back In parallel lines
feet, being the same properly conveyed TO the iate
Abraham Warwick on the 18th Of March, 1884,
by Thomas &. Keaton. special commissioner
And un or said decree, the undersigned, I'LL Car
ter and Ja,aes VI. VI. DAVIS, special commissioners
will offer for sale on the premises on ihs same gay,
In the city OF RichmOnd:
lst That VALUABLE LOT tadioinng the stone
on oe ,0hp lee OF ronns Se ne
south sire OF Cary street "a feet running back 40
feet to Basin street, conveyed 10 the late A. War.
wick by Fred. Anderson anu wife on The l2ih OF
March, s52, and by William j. Barksdalc en- the
Goth of June, 1858.
%. A Tor and SMALL BRICK TENEMENT
on the east line of Eleventh between Byrd and Ca
nal streets fronting 80 feet. running back 90 feet,
conveyed 10 said A. Warwick by Morson & Clai-
borne, special commissioners, on the 24th OF Feb
Sd. THKEE FIFTHs (undIylded) OF A LOT,
known as No. Is, In Pickett, Pollard. Johnson, aud
YnunR's plan, fronting 75 feet on The horih side ef
Waer street. running back Of an irrcsular depth to
the old Rockets warehouse.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
added and title retained until all of The purchase
money shall be paid. HILL CATER.
GEORGE X. MACON,
Special Commissioners.
HILL CARTER,
JAMES NJ NJ. DAVIS,
Special commits iontrs.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STORE AND
l. DOUBLE FRAME HOUSE CORNER OF
SIXTH AND LOUISIANA STREETS.-By virtue
Ia ID. B. lO7 c, page 800, executed by james Kerse
and wife to The undersigned trustees, and whereas
default has been made " The pay.iant OF tie 0bi.
kation therein secured and b. inc required to do.
we will SELL on the premises, WEDNESDAY, March
~, 1880. al 8 O'Clock 4. NJ, the above PROPERTY,
fronting on north side OF Louisiana street As feet,
and running back on west line OF Sixth street 90
ieet to an aliey ten feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as TO expense Of sale and $l,447 /;
aud The balance as will be announced at sale.
III. &. G. HARTMAN,
JULIUS STRAUSE,
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
NH l7-1e,19.22,2324
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
BY Francis r. IsbeII,
Auctioueer and Real Estate AGENT
Rank street between Eleventh. and Twelfth

MEAT TwO.sTORY BRICK HOUSE:
IN WITH FIVE ROOMS, ON THE EAST SIDE nSs
Am PREsTcy sTREFTs, AT AUCTION.-on
TiiURsDAY the 26,h day o. March, 1880, VIII
oer for sale at ancilcn At AZ c'eockr Nj uR1n ,is
HOIjsE AND LOT situated as above sia,eo. tne
lot fronts 13x feet ard runs back about l04 i.et.
TERMS: (ine third cash; balance ~ tx anu
twelve months for negotiable notes, with Interest,"
and secured by deed OF trust. ,.rr,r
NH % Auctioneer.
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NOTIcE. BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION
~ To TIE CAPITAL STOCK or THE ALLIE.
GIiANf coal AND IRON COMPANY viii be
4psncd g %. oee Of the Richmond and Allegheny
mslfpsg company. no. ll0a Main street. Rich.
n ,nac -. W. Mtlsep, on the l9TH DAY FAPRiI,
.ssu, az 70 vii oe kspt open until The minimum
amount amount Of stock required by the charter Is sub
u shall boone necssssry. ~ ''a's' -
II. q. PARSONS.
G. d. kkYNOLIbe,
~. ~ ALEXANDER.
GEORGE n. BARTHOLOMEW.
hAzcz ~, lsso. ''s ''s0i Is is.d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-22
BY Frank u. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

BEAUTIFUL AND ATTR ACTlV +
I'D BRICK COTTAGE DWELLING ENTIRELY
NEW FOR SALE AT AUCTION Al the request
on TUESDAY. March 29, 1850. at AZ O'Clock Z.
H., on The premises, the very attractive STOCK
BRICK DWELLING No. 6l3 north fffth street.
between Leigh aud Jackson streets, now occupied
by him.
The house Il very attractive In appearance, has
ali the modern improvements. hot and cold waller
seven rooms, was built In 1878, and II In very
nice and centrally located neigh6orhood. Nice iron
veranda In front.
ON day OF sale. FRANK u. Hill W.
NH l6 ApcuopeeSss
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WEDNESDAY TIE 3lsT DAY OF MARCH
NEXT,
the following VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
viz. - 49,, .,,,,
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES, including an undi-
vided mOieiy of he canal and canal bed. The dam.
and all easements appuTieDant thereto. wnlch were
onyeyed 10 the Danvie Manufacturing Company
by Crews, Rodenhzer co. by deed dsied me Zoth
day OF September, 1862, and which were AFTER
wards convey ci By the Danyilc NanuiaciurlngC Com
pany to H. Robertson trustee, by deco OF trust dated
The 9Th day of May I sec; both deeds recorded In
the Hastings Court of Danville.
2. Also, the THREE LOTS OF LAND, suitable
for factory sites ana other purposes, lying between
the cantl and Dan river. One OF these lots has a
front on The canal Of 244b feet, improved by a
BRICK BUILD NC and the fOun0a; iOn-wa Is, &C..
of the wOOllen factOry formerly operated by the
has u front on he canal OF l76 feet, and me ihrd
front of 2.161 feet all running back 10 The river:
map of the property WIZ be exhibiiei AZ the
sale, AID meanwhile can be- seen upon appncatl0n
10 tbc undersigned at his Office In Danvlle, Va.
These lots are also more fully deserted IN above
mentioned d, ed of trust.
The properly will be sold subject tn the covenants
restrictions and provisions Of The two above men,
toned deeds and also sibject to the DEGREES and pro-
ceediDes of the Court In III" two suits above men
Toned adjudicating the rights of all parties inte-
rested in thr said prop, rty.
TERMS OF SALE: Tea rercentum or the pur-
chase m Oueys in cash the RESCUE by equal install
nents of one two. AMI three years from day of SALE
bearing interest from that day, for which The pur-
chaser Will be required 10 give bond Win good e.
cu ity the title to be retained until all The purchase
money Is paid and the further order OF the Court.
The above sale is worthy OF the attention OF capi-
taliss and all others who NAV wish TO engage IN any
kind Of wafer power factories ut point 50 favor
apy located as the growing town of D,n,ille.
HARRISON ROBERTSON,
Trustee and Special Commissioner.
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