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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
DEATH BELOW GROUND
The Nova Scotia Mine Disaster Not as
Fad as at First Reported

4le Nova ScOc1 Nine DiSlSter NOT as
Fad as at First Reported
STEtl NRTnN, y. =, October l3-lt
'uraS ont thai only six men are missing
los the Fal-d pit accident. Cd these
Hugh McHelyy and Melh Il r,o: have
been taken uut alive, although there are
small hopes OF their Te e,ov,rS. Tiey
wrr- belly hruiseland had their clo' hes
literally torn of of them. Two dead
hp,lly> have, James Conway and Charles
Bourne, hal been recovered up to a late
hour las, night. No ua,e OF the bodies
oi Jas. ". Frazier, (errecnOusly sta'ed
i7nnl in the previous dispatch) AMI
'11r.cs Lycon. The accident vas
emSe from working too close to the old
Bye pit, abandoned fifteen years ago.
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which Would Indicate a RepubIi-
can Majority Of But $4,000
or 5000.
Radicals Still Claiming the State
by 10000 Majority, With
Fifteen Congressman.
A "victory" Which Cost a Great
Deal, and Means Nothing.

The returns from Ohio received up to
IA. u. show that the Republicans, as
usual, shot wide of the mark in their
extravagant estimates OF Tuesday night,
and it is now doubtful whether they
have held their own in the State. The
heavy Republican "Gains" which were
rushed to the front just after the clos
ing OF the polls have not materialized as
we'll as was expected, and the 5000 to
$4,000 majority, which was 30 confident
" predicted twenty-iour hours ago has
been cruelty cut down BY the returns
from the Democratic counties. They
play first rate game OF bragover the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
MONROE COUNTY

The Official Vote Shows a Democratic
Majority of 2.200
Special Dispatch to the Regis'cr
WooDsFIELD, October l3.
The official vote OF this county gives
Lang Democrat, for Secretary OF State,
1896 majority, a Democratic gain Of 522
over the vote for Governor last year. A.
]. Warner, Democrat, for Congress in
this district, runs considerably ahead OF
his ticket, his majority over Davis, Re.
publican, being 2,4O7. 1t is thought
that Warmers large majority in this
county insures his election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
BRooKE CoU NTX

A Pretty Clean Sweep for the Democrats
Douahoo, for Senator, Gets Eighty Ma
jority.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
wKILsBU RG, October l3.
Jackson has 10 majority in Brooke
county, with one precinct to hear from,
which will increase his majority to
ninety or one hundred.
The Democrats elect Sheriff, Prose-
cutting Attorney. Assessor, Surveyor and
all three County Commissioners. The
Republicans elect Delegate and Pres.
dent of County Court. Melvin has 200
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
cABELL COUNTY.

Five Hundred and Fifty Democratic Ms
jority.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, October IL.
Cabell county gives the entire State
ticket $50 majority.
Lone Oak precinct, Putnam county.
gives a gain over Greenbackers of 81.
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MONONGALIA COUNTY.

Republicans Will Have a Reduced Ma
joIity.
Special Dispatch to Register.
MoRGANTowN, October l3.
The Republican candidate for Gov.
ernor has about $50 majority in this
county, taking official returns and esti.
mating precincts not yet in. The coun-
ty ticket is also Republican by about
the same majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
PRESTON COUNTY.

Returns from Newburg and 1ndepend-
ence.
SPECIAL Dispatch to Register.
NRwBURG, October IA.
The returns from this place and indie.
pendence show the following vote Tor
Governor: Sturgiss, 800; Jackson, 100 /;
French, l3. There is one precinct to
hear from. which will make Sturgiss'
majority in Lynn district about 200.
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MINERAL COUNTY.

A Clean Sweep for the Democrats by ESQ
Majority.
Special Dispitch TO the Re'ister.
KEYsER. October l3.
Full returns give the Democratic
State ticket 250 majority, Bell, Tor the
Legislature. 26S; Candy, tor Sheriff, $50,
and the whole ticket elected, the Re
publicans hot getting justice. ID.
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MONROE COUNTY.

sixty-Nine Majority for. Jackson at A.
derson.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
ALDERsoN, October Is.
The vote for Governor at this precinct
is as follows: Jackson, l3l; S!ur3is',
60; French, 0.
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oREENBRIER COUNTY.

Eight Hundred Majority for the Entire
Democratic Ticket.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
LKwIsBURG, October Is.
The returns are not all in at this hour,
but the indications that the Democratic
State and county tickets will have about
500 majority in this county.
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MORGAN COUNTY

Dawson. Independen: Democrat, Elected
Senator.
S. ecial Displc ch to the Register.
SIR JoHS's Run, October l3
The full Republican ticket is elected
in Morgan county BY a majority from
l60 to 200 In the same Dawson, indie
pendent candidate for the Senate, re-
ceived 500 majority.
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WOOD COUNTY.

The ublicans Probably Elect Their
Ticket.
SpeI Iateh TO the Register.
PARKERsBURG, October Is. e,
Only five precincts in Wood county
are in, hut enough to secure the Repu0'
licans $50 majority in the county.
W. b. s.
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official majorities and gains bv counties:

official msjorities and gains by counties:
Adams-Democratic gain SO.
Csrroll-Republican majority 79,' Re.
publican gain ~.
Clarke-Republican majority 40. Re
publican gain 10.
DelaxaTe-Republican majority I,7ss,
Republican gain 4s2.
Floyd-Republican gain 81.
Jackson-Democratic gain Is.
Jeferson-Republican majority 62i,
Republican gain 81.
Jennings-Republican gain 33S.
Knox-Democratic gain %.
Kosciosko-Republlcsn gain lS6.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS majority
30S, Republican gain o.
Parx-Republcan msjority 500, Re-
publican gain 1893.
Pike Republican gain Is.
Scott-Democratic gain Is.
Shelby-Democrntic gain 6t.
St. Joseph Republican majority 20.
Republican gain 231.
Sulliyan-Democratic gain Is.
Switzerland - Republican majority
l4n. Republican gain 81.
vigo-Repub,ican majority 20, Re.
publican gain sos. The Republicans
elect the entire county ticket, including
Senator anu two Representatives.
Washington - Democratic gain l06.
Wells democratic gain vi.
Wayne Republican majority $500,
Republican gain 40.
The G, nzres,men Still in Doubt.
In the First Congressional district,
Heilman, Rep is elected by small ma.
jority, aud Seller. Rep. in the Seventh
district is probably elected. This will
give the Republicans eight and the
Democrats live. The Republicans have
= majority in both branches OF the
Legislature.
Warrick county gives q Democratic
majority OF 2i7, n Democratic loss Of
l6S.
Nothing Definite Yet.
INDIANAPOLIS. October Id AN
Returns from 500 voting places gives
q Democratic vote Of l05.gU; Republi.
can, ll6, ,Ssl; National. 5.47S. The same
place in 1876 gave the Democrats l00, SIS:
Republicans, le,. .76S: National, 6.OS9;
net Republican gain. 6,0lS. The Demo
cratic msjority for Governor In 1876 Was
5,l39. The above In ~ per cent. of the
vote Of the State. II the balance of the
State TO hear from gives the s,me rate
Of gains Porter's majority will bc g, ,iSl.
This statement does not include In
dianapolis city and county, with T. vot.
ing precincts, which gives a Republican
gain Of sos.
Twenty seven conntirs give a Repub.
lican gain Of : ,CS3 and twelve counties
Democratic gains ul liS. ar net Repub.
lic gain as reported by Chio, of G,O3J.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-14
TUCKER COUNTY.

Entire Democratic Ticket Defeated.
Special Dispatch TO Reshier.
RowLEsBURG, October l3.
The result OF the election in Tucker
county shows the defeat OF the entire
Democratic ticket. Minear, Republican,
is elected Sheriff by l23 majority.
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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
Democratic Gains at Romney.

bPeCldI 20 IHt HtyIsltf.
RoMNEY, w. Va, October l3.
The following is the vote on the State
ticket at this point. We gain go votes
over 1876. Democratic vote 250; Re.
publican vote 64; Democratic majority
1856. II the county has done 80 we'll all
over as this township, the majority can
not be less than 200.
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LEWIS COUNTY.

Entlre De mocratlc TICKet EIeCteu'
Special Dispatch To the Register.
WESTON, October l3.
The entire Democratic county ticket
is elected, but the exact majority is not
known.
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How It Went at Farminston.::


Fleming, R., l6; Wells, D., 1871; Hall, r.,
Is.
How It Went at Pennington:
Special Dispatch to the Register.
PENNINGTON, October l3,
The vote in the district is as follows:
State ticket-Jackson, d., 3O6; Stur.
giss. r, Isl; French, g., ia; Miller,
d., 3O7; Cunningham, r., ll6; Hayes,
G., ll6; OBrisn, d, 2SS; Burke, r.,
l42; S,urm, e., l25; Watts, d., 3O7;
Caldwell, r., l47; Hall, e.. ll6; Green,
d., 3OS; Maxwell, r., l4S; Thompson,
g., ll5; Butcher, d., 3O7; Purinton, H.,
AS; Kenny, g., ll6,
Senate-Smith, d., SOB; Furbee, Flu.
sion, 264.
House of Delegates Morrow, d., 297;
Wells, D., 2SS; Fleming, r., l56; Hall,
r., 1873: NJ. l.. Fleming, g., l2S; OAkes,
G., $50.
For Judgo-Old Circuit, A. b. Flem.
ing, d., 39j; Hagans, r., ia. New Cir
cult, Fleming, d., 394; Hagans, r., l73.
Amendments-For Ratification, Arti.
Gle S.h, 46S; rejection, SO. For ratifica-
tion, Article Is, sec. 8. 45e; against
lis.
The Democratic District officers are
ali elected. The vote was the largest
We have cast for many years.
Entire Democratic County Ticket Elected
Special Dispatch to the Register
FAIRMoST, October l3.
The following is the vote at this place:
Governor-J. Il Jackson, l57; n. B.
French. 8; G. &. Sturg So, 252.
Auditor-J. S. Miller, 100; G. W.
HAYS, 10; J. s. Cunningham, 25O.
Treasurer-Thos. O'Brien l57, s. w.
Sturm l5, Richard Burk 2i6.
Attorney y-General-C. G. Watts l6l,
CYRUS Hall 10, G. b. Caldwell 250.
Superintendent Of Schools-B. l..
Butcher, l70; NJ. ]. Kenny, 10; A. l..
Purinton, 2l0.
Judge OF the Supreme Court-Thos.
G. Green, l6l: ]. A. Thompson, 10; Ed
ward Maxwell, go.
Senate-Smith, l5S; Furbee. 256.
llouse-James Morrow, Jr, 1863; q.
f. Wells, l54; Thomas w. Fleming,
265: r. W. Hail, 2l6; NJ. l.. Fleming,
3S; F. Oakes, IA.
Prosecuting Attorney--L. b. Hay
nond, lS3; T. II. b. Staggers.
President County Court. 5. Hay
den, 1863; ID. S. Helmick, 240.
County Surveyors-W, S. Pricatt,
2GS: Asbv Stevens, 2i4.
This county has elected the full Dem.
ocratic ticket by an average majority of
$50. Judge Fleming's majority is be.
tween 500 anG COO over Hon. j. ii. Ho'
cans,
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The Legislature wndoubey be Democratic Both Branches b
aTwo Thirds or Three Fourths Majority.
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river, but they "hardly ever produce
anything substantial in the way OF an
anti.Democratic boom.
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Rhode I,lsnd Democratic Btats Convsn.

tion
PRoviDRScE. r. J.. October I3-The
Democratic State Convention met 10.
DAY, Nathan 7. Very presided. Tie
foliowing we're nominated a. President.
ial Electors: J. B. Barnabv. Stephen =.
slocUm. A. y. Lewis and Chas. r. Gor.
man.
The Democratic Con1r. ss'ooal Con.
vention OF the Frs, district n n,minat. d
Isaac Lawrence.
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The Returns of Tuesdays Election Indicate the Grandest
Democratic Victory Ever Known in the
History of West Virginia
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MARION COUNTY,

An Average Democratic Majority OF 100
at Giover's Gap.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
GLovER's Gar, October lS.
The following is the full vote OF this
precinct:
State Ticket-Jackson, D., l79; Stur-
giss, r., 10; Miller, l79; Cunningham,
10; O'Brien. l79; Burk, 10; Watts, l7s;
Caldwell, 10; Butcher, l7S; Purinton,
10; Greene, 179; Maxwell, 10.
Senator-Smith, III; Furbee, %.
House OF Delegates-Morrow, D, l75;
Fleming, R., l6; Wells, D., 1871; Hall, r.,
15
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The Majority Entire Ticket Eighteen Twenty Thousand
and may go Considerably Higher
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Give Free Expression to their Political Opinions, and
Declare Overwhelmingly for jackson
and Hancock
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HARRISON COUNTY.

The Republicans Make Some Gains and
Claim the Election Of Part Of Their
Tinlat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-24

xjneer bow much the large city ecows would
sustsIn, aud the engineer replied thst while
they could easily carry 200 tons, ytt ne
thonrkt II would be impossible TO transfer
The ohelisk 10 one Of them without npsettIng
the nost. The Captain said be could use Two
N them. as he had In Alexandria, and ni'
ard towed them seven miles At sea.
Afsrr floaiiug the obeli,k the plan
WAS 10 draw II to the landing.place, where
truck. to be especially constructed,
4hould be run on iron rails down INTO inc
river. The tioat would be carried over the
truck. the obeiisk lowered upon ~ ano
thence drawn ashore by means OF dummy
or portable engine. II would after That be
rim uf,pu shot TO the selected siie-nhereyer
thu was 10 be. Some one suggested tne
payy.yard dry.docks would be most
available for un!oadiag, but the captain. an.
swercd that they were always employed ana
be should not like TO cumber one OF them
three weeks when another dock wcuid do'
In this way The matter stsnds-red tape
a. pientiful before Captain Gorrsnge as
cannons were at Balsklava, and increasing
difficulties In obtaining q Site as VIII ap-
pear from the following record OF the ParK
Board meeting:
rng PARK COMMISSIONERS IN ouASDARY.
The Park Commissioners at yesterdays
meeting. contrary TO general expectation,
took no action with the view OF fixing u site
for the obeIisk. Commissioner Lane, In ali.
swer 10 the question why the matter had not
been considered, when the vessel is tn the
harbor awaiting su opportunity to discharge
her valuable freight, answered that the obe-
l,sk Is not in the possession OF the Park De-
psrtment; that gentlemen who have been
instrumental in having 1t brought TO this
mort have given the Commissioners no in
formation that it is their intention to place 1t
In the possession Of the Department OF
Parks or OF the city. "As we understand
it," he said, cit was presented to the
United States, and it has come here under
the sanction OF the Federal Government.
We do not know who owns 1t. Mr.. Steb-
bins made a verbal request OF US to nix q site
In the Central Park, aud stated to me that
MIR. William II. Vanderbilt had advanced
SIS 900 to transport it to this port. We
have no money to defray the expense OF
it from the vessel TO
the Park and erecting 1t there I'M
less we draw upon the fund for 'mainfe-
nance &c. ! doubt very much whether
we could touch this fund for any such pur.
pose. Indeed, we have had no Official
communication on the subject, and the ac-
ton we have taken looking to the selec-
ton of a site has been in anticipation OF the
of the obelisk to the city. We
do not know but the obelisk has been
stolen, nor have we any assurance that the
Khediye Of Egypt will no: make demand
for its return as such. When we have OFF,
cial knowledge that it Is TO be presented to
the city we Can at once call special meet
ing and fix Site"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-24
AUCTION NALES--.Future DAYS
A TLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY
!ronEcL osuRE SALE,
CTRCt-rr COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND
+ THE EASTERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA. H

William Butler Duncan and sauinsl Z. u. Bar
ov..................... .".surviviug lrus'ecs'
The Atlantic, Mississippi and ohio Railroad Com
BIZ Virtue OF and pursuant to Judgment and de;
cree Of foreclosure and sale rendered nna epe,5 ~
above. sntiti d seton. 4. Matthew 2. Pleasant,
master appointed therein 70 seiIsl, and snggar .ne
Ee RSPekfy pP PfFh hEAi fFPEssosS
MIX Ed mentioned In the complaint ~ the sald
acton, and IN the sad Judgment aad decrse os,ha
pls,ntiirs and francis sliddy, ,ince deceased by
mortgage besring date the 9ih day OF septs"oef'
J 671, do hereby give notice that on ..e' 0h T.
MONDAY THE lsr DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1880
ATl2 O'CLOCK NOON,
a, the cour. room Of the United States Circuit
Court In The Custom .Iouse, IN the CITY Oh nlcn
mond, Va shall proceed 10 sell at public auc,lon,
10 the highest bidder. the following described rho'
PERTY-that u to say: aT f4H .at'p4
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE. AND INTEREST of
sHf e THE sAID
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND
iiEicra OHIO Raj. ROAD COMPANY
IN AND TO THE FRANCHISES OF THE
SAID COMPANY, ITS ENTIRE:
By LINE OF RAILROAD,
ex,s,d,ny from Norfolk, In the state of Virginia,
10 CUMBERLAND Gap, In the State OF Kentucky-to-
gcther with
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE OF
RAILROAD,
ALL REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY.
.t.f EASEMENTS, FIXTURES,
.t MACHINERY,
.. ROLLING-sTO
49, TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS,
rl RAILROAD sUPPLIEs,
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY, RIGHTS,
PRIVILEGES, AND FRANCHISES PER-
qi5 TANNING TO THE SAID
a--nsr RAILROAD,
as fully and at large set forth in the said Judgment
and decree. printed copies OF which VIII be fnr-
ni.bed by The undersigned master to those applying
Sncn sale viii be made on the terms specified In
the decree OF faie Of which bidders will take no.
tice and subject TO certain subsisiing prior liens
upor the premises, particularly described in me
sad indyrnent nd decree, and statement OF whicn
viii be open for the Inspection of bidders at the OF
nee OF The Master, in the house, In the city
Of Richmond, Va, for thirty days prior 10 ana AT
the fime or sale. Nj. \. PBEASANI >.
iy 93.td - Master.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-24
THE WHITE SULPHUR.

yIxAsAxr RID. Oven RE CHESAPEAKE ASp
ONO KAyER0AD--THE INVALID AND FLEA
sunr-sryxER's HoME--InPRovENENTs To
GRAND a0TEL-s0nE WHO ARE HERE.
rcorrespoudeoce Of the Richmond Dispatch.i
JuLY 70. 1880.
After very pleasant ride over the Chesa'
ueske and Ohio railroad with Captain Fila
ss conductor 10y the way. most excellent
officer) arrived here IN time (afser getting
rid Of some Of the dust) Tor q good sapper.
The "Old White" Is our "summer re-
sort.n The invalid, and those seeking rest,
can here find bealth-gtviDg waters. pure
and invigorating mountain air, beau:uu
scenery 10 gladden. the eye, ana have ieel
ing somewhat akin to home-life with your
circle Of friends. IT'S here the WICKED
sImost cease from troubling, and certainly
the weary are at rest.
The painters, carpenters, plumbers, &C.,
have been kept very busy for some time
pas.. apd many improvements have they
wrought. The greatest OF them all Is nlthe
appearance OF the Grand Hotel, which has
been repaired and. painted from pit to
dome. The large parlors have been
beautifully frescoed, carpeted.' and refur-
nished. Handsome gas chandeliers have
been put up. The large Gining-room has
chandeliers, and the entire building Is
lighted with gas.
Last evening, while standing upon the
lawn and gazing at the Grand Hotel, it re-
minded us of some beautiful painting we
bad seen, with its bright lights and hand
someIy.dressed ladies pr0menading its
broad pIazzss. The various rows OF cot
tsgss have been put in thorough order.
Paradise and Virginia rows will be entirely
removed after this season, and new ones
erected on the old sites. A splendid new
steam laundry and lighthouses are now In
full operation. Colonel George l.. Peyton
is the nanager-in-chief OF the springs, and
he Ia having everything done to add to the
comfort as well as The pleasure OF his guests.
New beds and bedding and furniture have
been nut in all the rooms, and visitors now
have many OF the home comforts. Major b.
l.. EakIe is very efficiently assisting Colonel
Peyton in the management.
see no reason why the White" should
not be filed the entire season. The accom-
modstions and the fare are all that one could
ssk, and more charming and agreeable
company cannot be found anywhere.
Richmond 10 well represented here. We
have General Joseph r. Anderson and lady,
Miss Anderson, r. w. Powers, Judge Hum
ter Marshall, Andrew Johnston, Alfred 7.
Harris. Gideon Davenport and lacy. Alex
srder Walker, r. C. Morton. Mark Downey.
z. L. Robson and family, p. ii. Mayo. 10.
Lane Stern, Esq, Thomas Nowlan and lady,
James N. Boyd, w. l.. Shepard and lady,
Mons. de Sibourg and family, Mr.. Watkins
OF Watkins, Cottrell & Co., Parker Camp
bell. Mr.. b. Gilpin Of Candy, Gilpin 4 Co.,
RalfinOre ia also here.
The weather il cool. We find blankets
and IRE very comfortable. CLAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-24
By Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate AgeuIs and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il BROAD.STREET PROPERTY.-By virtue OF
deed OF trust dated the 23d day OF March, 1875,
and recorded n Richmond Chancery Court, ID, B.
lO7 A. D. 800, executed 10 the undersigned trustee
by William A. Msury, special Commissioners. by Ge-
cree of Richmond Chancery Court entered 7lh day
OF March. 1876. styled Tabb and ais. u.s. taihf rine
Shepard and dis, dlrecring said commissioner TO
execute said trust, and also by C. s. Tabb to secure
certain negotiable notes therein described. and de-
fault having been made in payment OF one OF said
noes aud being required by the holder OF said mite
so TO DO will sell at public auction, on the prem-
SEES, on
FRIDAY, July BOTH. AT 81 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the PROPERTY above described in said dees, as
follows: That certain LOT and DWELLIN6-
HOUSE above described, and situa ed at the nGrtli-
east corner formed by the insection OF Broad and
Eleventh streets, known and described Ia The said
cause a. the Green corner"
The Improvements con ist Of LARGE FRAME
DWELLING with eisht rooms, and once fronting
ON Broad street. making IL exceedingly desirable
for q physician or LAWYER. Also. FRAME HOUSE
on Eleventh street with six rooms, and stable.
The let fronts SO feet on Broad street, with q
depth Of 155 feet, or less, 70 the building OF
the Court OF Appeals.
TERMS: Cash rs TO expense OF sale and $4,000,
with accrued interest 10 date OF sale balance on
such Terms a. may be announced At sale.
iv2O FRANK d. HILL. Trustee.