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THE THIRD TERM.

In 1875 Grant wrote q letter TO o lead
ing Republican in the North, OF which
the following was the gist:
~ would not write or utter q word to
change the will of the people in express
ing or having their choice. The question
of the number Of terms allowed to any
one Executive can only come up fairly in
the shape Of a proposition to amend the
Constitutions shape in which all politi-
cal parties can participate, fixing the
leng b of time or the number Of terms for
which any one person shall be- eligible for
the office Of President. Until such an
amendment is adopted the people cannot
be restricted in their choice by resolution
further than they ara now restricted as to
age, nativity, etc. \ To recapitu-
late | am not, nor have I ever been, q
candidate for denomination. I would not
accept the nomination A. j it were rendered,
unless it should come under such circum-
Hearssces as to make it an imperative duty
sumstances not likely to arise"
u! Grant, if the nomination is tender
ON this summer, will no doubt con
-cIude that "such circumstances" have
arisen as make it an imperative duty"
for him to accept it. But 1T is to be OBJ.
asrved at the same time that no amend
ment to the Constitution has been made
liking the number Of terms" Grant
will not mind this, however, 80 he gets
the nomination.
If there be anything in signs, Grants
nomination is almost certain. The present
probability seems to be that Blaine will
be the second on the ticket if he will agree
to it. 1t looks strange to a student OF
American history, and of free institutions,
that a maj Of Grants civil record should
be thought OF in connection with the
Presidency. If the Constitution contain
ed a clause regulating the time and terms
that any one man might hold the Office OF
President, and Grant could held 1t for q
third term without dong violence to pre-
cedent and in compliance with the letter
of the law, it would even then be very
strange that he should be selected by any
party as a candidate. His administration
from first to last was a series OF comming-
led blunders and outrages. There was
never SO dishonest, 30 incapable, SO vicious
AMI 30 usurping an administration in our
country. If Grant had not been q sue
cessful soldier and the popular North ern
idol, he would have been tried and broken
of Office.
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CURRYT0N BAPTIST
HIGH SCHOOL.
EDGEFlELD CO.. s. C.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
HUGH r. OLIVER, Principal.

1.-THE object Of that education is, OF
ought to be, to provide wise exercise for
his capacities, wise direction for his ten
denotes, and through this exercise and
this direction to furnish his mind with
such knowledge as may contribute to
the usefulness, the beauty, and the no.
bleness of his life"
Session of "a weeks begins Monday,
January 18th, 1920.
Terms: 81, $3.50, So per month.
Board, including everything, So per
month.
No extra charges Languages taught
English, German, Latin, Greek, Hebrew.
No Music Teacher. Board for Is pupils
in good families within a milo and a half
Of Academy.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Hugh a. Shaw, Chair Rev. s.
r. Getzen. Hon. A. p Butler, Hon A. J.
Hammond, John Briggs.
TEACHERS REFERENCES:
Hon. Alex. Il. Stephens, Hon. Phil.
Cook, Hon. Th0s. Hardeman, Hon. ALL
gustus Reese, Rev. DR.. z H. Nell, Rev.
w. w. Landrum, Re-. G. II. Strickland,
all Of Georgia; Rev. Drs. j. e. Furman,
j.. A Chambliss, j o. b. Dargan, Rev.
A. w. Lamar, of S. c.; Silas Lanier, j.
J, Bunch, w. G.. Harris, Thos. P. Shaw,
Rev. w. b Shaw, w. F. Keniick, John
Mathews, w. H. Dobey. p. o. Ham
burg, s. C.
Dec. "a, 1s79-3t3
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NARPER'S PERIODICALS.

Terms for large clubs furnished on
application.
Postage free to all subscribers in the
United States or Canada
A. complete set OF HARpER's MAaA-
ZINE, now comprising 50 Volumes, in
neat cloth binding, will be sent by ex-
press, freight at expense of purchaser,
for $2.25 per volume. Single volumes,
by mail, postpaid, 81. Cloth cases, for
binding. SIS cents, by mail, postpaid.
Remittances should be made by Post
Office Money Order or Draft, to avoid
chance OF loss Address,
HARPER u BROTHERS.,
r New York.
Jan. IA. lSSO-tc6
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81 The ADVERTISER and the AMERI-
CAN farmer will be sent together for
one year for $500. See advertisement in
another column,
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1880.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.
1880.

This periodical has always, by It's able
and scholarly discussions Of the ques-
tons of the day, as we'll as by its illus
tr1tions-which are prepared by the best
-arlists-exerted a most powerful and
beneficial influence upon the public mind
The weight Of its influence will always
be found on the side Of morality, en-
Nghtenment and refinement.
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The Volumes IF the WEEKLY begin
with the first number for January of each
year. When no time is mentioned, it
will be understood that the subscriber
wishes to commence with tho Number
next after the receipt of his order.
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Rev Charles Manly, D D., ha. accept
ed the call to the Greenville Baptist church,
aud is expected to preach his Introductory
sermon on Sunda next.
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COMMERCIAL.
YESTERDAYS MARKET.
Corrected Weekly from the Augusta
Evening News.
AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. 80, 1879.
COTTON.
T0na of fha Mark at -Eirm und
Notice.

4 UEREBY give notice that I will
a make Il final settlement as admins.
traitor in the Estate Of BENZ. Mcdowell,
decd, at the office Of tho Judge Of Pro-
bate for Edgetield County, on Monday,
10th February, 1880, and apply for a dis
charge in said Estate.
d. e. TOMPKINS,
Adm'or. Est. BENZ Mcdowell.
Jan Il, 1880. 4t6
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N> The ADVERTISER and the AMERI-
CAN AeRrcULTURIsr one year for 81 Is.
The AGRIcuLTURIsT is the best agricul-
tural journal in America. Apply at this
Office. Sec advertisement with the big S.
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THE WEEKLY NHW2.
FOR 1880.
A Mammoth Newspaper.

With the first issue in January, 1880,
the WEEKLY NEWS, Charleston, s. c.,
will be enlarged by two additional pager.
II will then be
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~ Commence the New Year by sut-
eribing for "THE ADVERTISER"
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The volumes of the Magazine begin
with the numbers for June and Decent
eber of each year. When no time is spec
flied, it will be understood that the sub
scriber wishes to begin with the current
Number.
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No Ieservaions.no conditions. An absolute warrantee deed conveying an in
dispuahe ulel IN let OF a town lot to every person applying. Butts single Lofts
conveyed by gin. to one individual.
lux ist the county seato of Tishominga county, in Northeast Mississippi. tits
the eentsro OF tn thh finest cotton district Of the Globe watering place. visited by
York and Norfolk Norfolk to San francisco 1T It is on the railroad route connecting the
from Cincinnati and louisville to Vcksburg and Texas: til the hehthiest coun-
eight miles from the Tennessee, u naxgaable river. It has a population of more
the culture and rehnemen of it's citizens. Here's are located q female college and
military institute. The climate is mild and the atmosphere salubrous. II tt ds-
tined i'll the near future TO become a very important town.
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DY l.. CHARLTON, Esq, Probate
Id Judge.
Whereas, Mrs. Harriet f. Hughes has
made suit to me. to grant her Letters OF
Administration of the Estate and effects
OF James 8. Hughes.
These IRE therefore to cite and admon-
lsh all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Jas. 8. Hughes. do
ceased, that they DO and appear before
me. in tho Court OF Probate, To be held
at Edgefield G. Ii, on tn, 23rd Of Janua-
ry next, after publication hereof, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, II
any they have, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this 7th day
of January, A D., 1850.
Published on tho 7th day of january,
1880, In the Edgefield Advertiser.
l.. CHARLTON, J.P. c.
Jan 7, 1880. 2t5
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1850.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.

"Studying the subject effectively and
from the educational point Of view
seeking to provide that which, taken al
together, will be Of the most service to
the largest number-I long ago conclnd-
ed that, if I could have but II work for
Aafaublic library, I would select com
faeys set Of Harper's Monthly. Charles
FI'ancls adams, Jr.
It's contents are contributed by the
most eminent authors and artists OF E'l-
rope aud America, while the long expe-
rience of its publishers has made teen
thoroughly conversant with the desires
of the public, which they will spare no
effort tu crafty.
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plicatlon.
Postage free to all subscribers in the
United States or Canada.
-fThe Annual Volumes OF HARPER's
WEEKLY, n neat cloth binding, will be
sent by express, free Of expense, (pro-
v1ded the freight does not exceed one
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umes, sent on receipt OF cash at the rate
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Jan. IA, 1880 tic
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These lots are valuable and will continue to grow in value for several yearsto
como. The purpose Of giving these lots away is o induce people to come and e-
cate in ths county-to buy tracts Of our fertile cotton lands, and so 2dd 10 the
wealth OF the county. The company has many thousands of acres of excellent
occupy our corn, cotton and grazing lands. will be amply recompensed. 1t is not
expected that every person who gets lot will. come here, but a great many will
and they will induce their friends to follow. Such an increased population will
enhance the value of other property controlled by the company. For this reason
the above proposition is made The deeds are unconditional, not requiring my
one to settle Or improve the lot, but with full power % sell and convey to Others
The property is beautiful level land and advantageous for building purposes The
person desiring a deed of one lot must pay incidental expenses, as drawing deed,
acknowledging recording AMI postage, fixed at five dollars.
CERTIFICATE OF TITLE.
L 1. NJ REYNOLDS, Clerk of the Chancery court If said county and State. cer6fv
that the title ito the above described land is good as shown from the record o. in
my omce. Also am personally acquainted with j j Chambers, and certify that
this is nota swindle. A. M. REYNOLDS, clerk and recorder
re-, =, state OF MISSISSIPPI &c BARNETT, clerk.
This company will cause to be executed and forwarded by makto n person so
r. qnestng a warrantee deed duly recorded, of ne town lot as above, upon re@iv-
ing q postal money order of five dollars payable to J :. Chambers 1T the Iuka post
office. The nam in full of grantee, with post office address, county and State.
should % given. The company has St part for free conveyance only 800 lots and
hence there's should be no delay in applying. Address, J.J. CHAMBERS.
Jan i. 1880. 46
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

HARPER'S MAGAZINE, l year, 81 90
uARPER'S WEEKLY, 4 90
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The THREE publications, 10 90
Any TWO, one year, ..".."""...."" I 20
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, / so
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Self-Ciosipg Mortgages of land for sale
at the ADVERTISER Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

~ Robcrt b. Lyme.
zeal Estate Agent and Aucttoneers
1919 Main sitect.

u,RUsTEEg SALE OF THAT LARgE;
i AND VALUABLE T0lACC0. FAGIJsVgTs,a IN.
PR0pERTi, WITH EXTENSIVE Gkguurst ~ 3
xTTATuED. SITUATED ON THE EArL. ~. ~ 2 = =
~ TWENTY. FltTH sTHEET EELw. nE ~
Wl1N AND fRANkLfS sTREETS.-I,y virtue 10, OF
deed Of trust executed 10 Us rs trustees w ZIG q
18TH d.y Of April, 1851 record in the c w,rs
oiice OF ihs hapcery Court Of The ely y ~ -
mond In y. H. 107 &, p. 4el, we shall pfUesc' "
sell. upO1 the premises. by pubic auction, ~
TUESDAY, DECEMBER III. lS6u. :
nj o'clock r. H., the above Inscribed -.
NJ " TOBAt,IO FACTORY BUILDING snu ~,
eiug rranired so TO do w the beneficiary secnfru'
oefault having been made In The pavmsnt o. vi E
lion OF the money thereby secnrcd Ine pSs 's -
large fuur-st0rv oue, and Is adlniraDy susrr ~
!, large Misunderstanding business. There y 1911
I,ARg;E FRAME SHED adjoining me tSc,ots %. ~
The so n. and which connects with ~ ne uu,.o.
ng IL of great strength and convenience, ana sheLe
Il sufficient ground for any enargement tua' nns ~
desired. The main factory building mom's ~ ~ feet
an Twenty Bfh street. and ruus back about . IT,
The large shed ahove menIonPd occupies mseo, .u
lof on ,he south. and under wiieha iaiee quan..y
~ Tobacco can be stored or dried Ine pIopery
he,na sifnated 10 he heart OF the tooaceo Dsi
ness and convenient FOR shipping ny rairosn OF
stes ,nboat should com mand the stteniion 81 those
wishing 10 invest in 6rst class property, =.
TEHMs: Whilst he deed requires casn, u Is vsIy
proba ne that more liberal terms viii re anhouhceo
\, ,,,ne Of saie X. A. MEAGHER.
a'"'' W HENRY g. CANNON.
Trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

An order has been issued by the Post
Office Department disseminating the morn,
ing exchange OF "through registered
pouc,esv between Boston, Mass, and
Richmond, Va, aud New York and Rich
mond. Va: also, an order directing tnt
postmaster at Boston, Mass, 10 change dis
patch OF Through registered pouches" fol
PhiadeIphia, Pa, Washington. ID. G., and
Richmond, Va, from Boston, Providence
and New York, X. p. o., leaving Boston al
1870 r. NJ, 10 Boston, Springfield, aDc
New York, X. p. o., leaving Boston at II
T. Nj.
Tuesday morning an express train or
The Pennsylvania railroad, while PASSING
the Bristol IN. J.) station, struck and Sc
yerely injured four persons who were
crossing tbe track 10 enter an accommo
dation train. The names OF the inluret
men are Frank and Andrew O'Donnell
| Patrick Huston, and George Wade. TIT
/ latter died In few hours, and Andre"
O'Dounell canlot recover.
The persistence Of the Philadelphia street
| car companies in adhering TO high fares ha'
| led 70 the organization OF another coaci
| line. to be known as the "Qlaker. CITY
Coach Company land which is backed by
number OF capitalists. Forty.two coaches
will be put on the line, and the fare Is to b
five cents, or six tickets will be sold for
quarter.
The Emperor OF China has granted 'bt
prayer OF the Viceroy OF Tien Ts'n for per
mission TO construct telegraph line iron
Shanghai via Chm kiang, and thence alont
| the Grand Canal to Ticn Tsin, TO be 1.20(
miles in length. 1t will cost about $500, 1000
At the New England dinner In Brooklyn
Tuesday night General Grant made plei
for carpet baggisni and hits at the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

RICHMOND AND FErERsBrR'l
RAILROAD CoaPAsr.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOV ~,
~ Der 2s, 1880. trains on this road VIII rue =
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
2:s5 p. NJ, FAST MAIL daily msAe ss,, ,..'.'
connections "a sayAnuah' >ioi'''F
At Petersburg. ,. A., A,
1900 n, THROUGH NAIL dsny' COZ . ,ls,s
FOR Charleston, Angus ana 80 80
(yIa IharlestOnl, >avSRnaA' t'AF p =
jacksonville. stops 0nll a. 49, Z.
ter and Chester, aud Al Han, -
signal. Pullman soensrs 'F,. 49,.
New York and savannah 90 W d" 20, I,
4.25P M, ACCOMMODATION IhAlN az
(excspt sunday. Passtuttfs 80
this train will make close ccit', \,
at Petersburg fer NoHoiA' S'''
200 A. NJ. THRouGn FREIGHT TRAIN i''
(exccpf sunday. u.tt,s.
,o.os y. A.. THRoUCH MAIL daily fof 80. 80
Wilmington. Charleston, aha 49,. a.
stops at Chester, Hall WAY, sus -, "a,
RVS Rluif on signal. Puilmtu 49, ,af
on this trsil between W a>hihs"
Charleston.
LxAvx PETERSBURG NORTH a.
4:05 A. NJ, FAST MAIL daiy. stops V''
ITO A. n. THROUGH MAIL daily. eona..''ti
with Richmond. trrder cAsoa's b.
Potomac railroad FOR all IO,,n,S .t,r
East aRd Wet. Stops Al h.D ,rl d.
and Chester, and Al ltali~A1, .im,a
Drvwr,s Bluh on siguiL ,,..l.
sleeprs between Charleston an'
e.qsA NJ. jxaSt,cSopMMopArIoN TRAM M 81 a..
lexeept sunday. stops T"
aao y. n. THROUGH MAE. daily, so aIs AZ
o'' Win Riehrnoad, Fredericksy,ss.i,ss t.l
Potomac railroad for al pI.ssus es.
and West. Also, making S'oss "a Ob'C
fion with the Chesspessasi a., .rs
rSi.roaa for the Virgins sp ,rtsit. IA
All points North and West sSe.i,i
ATOMS At Manchester anu ,,,,a ts-
puiiwan sieepers on vi,
tween savannah and New WE ssS,u,a, }.
,,.AoA A. EREIGHT daily texcepa
AA"S - stems =, all stations. 80, ,ro.s tas
An trains ,esSins peisrsburg will s'"' '''~
ApncmsuuvvA sYsiiRsIoS TRAINS cave ys,sr,-
~ 10 A. And 5:s5 r, NJ. es's
Dsv - o.So 4. N. and 80 =. H.. every ,.sassBt
vars ~ '''S +. II kLiNE. >upsr'S" mo- 20
A. Pors. q. r. aud I. Ascent. -----
~
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
DEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTING.
NAL:

NAL:
RICHMOND, VA.
Gentiernen,-I take the liberty of Informing you
of the great improvement-well, you may saw, the
entire restoration to beath-caused by using SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR.
/ was under medical treatment for long time (be
ne treated for Dyspepsial but all kinds Of medicine
seemed to 10 but little good suffered intensely
with full stomach, headache. &c. One day was
told by neigtibor who had taken the REGULA-
TOR that II was q sure cure for my troubles. de-
cided to try It; not thinking 1t would do me any
good The first dose 1 took relieved me very much
I was SO decided an improvement began TO put
confidence in what my neighbor had said to Inc. In
one week after taking the REGULATOR was as
strong aud hearty as ever was my complexion
began 10 clear up. was told BY all my acquaint-
ances was looking so much better. ] think 1t Is
the best thing ever took for Dyspepsia. without
any exception. II did me so much good was deter
mined would give you my testimony without being
ASKED for 1t. Yours respectfully,
HENRY G. CRENsHAw.
Original aud genuine manufactured only BY
j. II. ZEfLIN Il CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
6oI By ALL DRUGGISTS.
(no -deodAwtAu20l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

q matter ~ tT10e ~ ystb.'
The following vas clipped from the In'J'
T.J.p., Atlanta. ds,--If II does no, tn
yoIyc. too much Of your time ana iapo, 20,
will you be kind enough to answer me Io' :
lowing: What running HORSE Dreu ana
owned ia the United S'aics, nae won Tue
Iargcst amount Ia stakes and pursesl
mean during their entire racing career, ana
including their winnings IN III countries.
Answer: We haven't the time Ut present 20
answer this question fully. However I'D
net, by Revenue, dam Nina, by Boston,
won s7l,ioo during bis brief turf career,
and retired q sound rsce'bofse. Inc war
cut short bis career. Parole, or. g q! ny
| imp. bennington. dam Maiden, by Lexipe.
/ ton. Is sin sound and will DO trained nexl
wear. Up 10 date Paroles winnings N tn's
country and England amount 10 $6S.!Se
without answering positively we inlnE
planet won more in purses and stakes tnan
any other American bred horse.
| PLANET was raised and owned by MAJOR
Thomas w. boswell, ut his Bullheld iarm
Hanover county, val
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

OFFICE OF CRY coILEcISoa,l

OFFICE or CITY COLLEcTOR,(
RICHMOND, December 1, 1880.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
Il DAILY bttween the hours OF o'clock a: n.
aud O'Clock r. NJ. from the 18TH To THE 3lsr
DAY OF DECkMBER inclusive. for tne purpose
of receiving from any person who has alrsadSepald
one half only Of the city taxes charged TO him The
remaining half
, Ten per centum viii be added to the amount OF
said remaining hslf OF the tax CHARGED In every
remxining half withiu the time 90 limited.
but IN case any per5oo, having ALLIED 10 pay N
the mouth 0f June one bali Of the city !aies que
smouDl ihereof on or bel0ee ~ 51st day Of ~.
cembNf. Abere shall b. sddcd 20 pr cenium upon
iht alNoaut Of the tx 70 rezaslninH due. 49,.
'''s ~ ~ w ~ = s''''~ De 2.lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23
nURNITUREl FURNITURE r

EURNITUREl FURNITURE!M
ties IN want can aiways select FROM the -
ARREST stock ALWAYS on HAND BEFORE ,,, :
money on EVERY ARTICLE. TIE EXTENT .!
|NYTRADEP IT. PARI.OR- asd CHA y
1cH-SVlTs al prices snd sslyles;. CAn!HEI
UOkiNG.6LAss Plates ETC., French a.
MI Ian inxYfRON, lSss Main svesl
rAcfoaY, 10, IL, 80, - norsh yiisesasa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23
BY Furman TuDCer,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
No. lnI6 Main street, corner Eleyenth

Real Estate Agent ana AuclIUHe'T'
No. lOI6 Main street, corner Eleventh. =
A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF A
n NICE BRICK DWELLING ON IHE So ,r,t
SIDE OF CLAY STREET BETW ZEN TWEMI1-
SIXTH AND TWENrY-SEVESTH STkEEIs'1,
By request OF the owner, who Is non-resldeh''
snail sell by auction. on
TUESDAY, DECEMDER 18TH,
M 4 O'Clock r. NJ. on the premises the above pro-
nerty The HOUSE Is comparatively new, unusually
vel built and contains seven rooms, conveniently
arranged The LOT, front and back. Is ample, anu
has a wide side alley. This property Is most pea
sanity located and the sale offers rare chance 70
secure reasonably nice little home or investment.
The properly is occupied by good tenant, WIZ ~
gee II.
TERMS: Easy, aud at sale.
deoJ THURMAN TUPPER. Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23

WI. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer,
lib Main STREET.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-SIOk1
II FRAME DWELLING. FOUR ROOMS AND
KITCHEN. ON SIXTH STREET. NAVY HILL.
Nv yiriue OF a deed of trust from John Perkins ard
wife To the undersigned dated November ~ 1870
and recorded 10 Richmond Chancery Court, Deed-
Rook / II A. D. 277, aud whereas Default mas peen
made I'm the bono therein secured, anu oeinS 'q"e"
so 10 do. we will SELL on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1880,
at a O'Clock, on the premises. the REAL ESIAIE
described IN said deed-ihat LOT OF LAND IN me
civ OF Kicbmonc with improvements thereon,
fronting "a fe. on the west side OF SIKH street
north Of Baker street. .oro,,
, "a yesitne on such terms as will be announced AT
ale II. G. q. HARTMAN.
JULIUS STRAUS.
j, THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-23
FURNITURE.

EURNITURE.-LARGE STOCK-M
Il GREAT INDUCE N r S-EAsYA
TERMS OF PAYMENTS.-We call attention
OF all In need Of goods to our large and select
81 ,ck or Furniture. embracing all or the a,es'
styles In Parior, Chamber, and Dining. Room suits
Our stock IL full aud mpeie; our prices rs low ~
the lowest; our goods will conn are with any IN the
city MS for workmanship and ansh.
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