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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-18
by Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF
Il THREE TWO-s TORY sTOCK-BRICK MOB
ERNLY CONSTRUCTED DWELLINGS on the
SOUTH SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN MADISON
AND BtLVlDtRE sTREETS-By virtue OF a
deed OF trust da ed 2Jst May. ls7J. duly recorded
In The clerks office OF Richmond Chancery Court
default having been mace IA The payment OF three
negotiable noles therein secured aud at the request
of the eiciary In said deed), VIII sell at auc-
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1881,
at 81 o'clock =. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
In SAID deed as follows: All that LOT OF LAND,
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF
THREE TWO-STORY BRICK TrNEMENTs, and
the usual Out-Ouildlngs, being Nos. 3l3, 3l5, and
3l7. In the plan Of the city, said lots commencing
the south side OF Cary sireet 1891 feet from the
west line OF Madison street. III, nee running west
wardy along The south hne Of Cary street. and
fronting thereon IL feet, and running back south
wardly between parallel lines 100 feet. Each house
contains six rooms oath, range, with hot and cold
water.
TERMS BY consent. one third cash balance In
six aud twelve months, with int,rest added, and Sc
cured by deed Of trust.
HENRY ". HOBSON.
my 10 Subsiltu eli trustee.
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AUCTION AAI.Ks-raears Dsys.
by George r. vashon q Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
No. z north Tenth street.


EXECUTORS SALE OF LARGE
II BRICK DWELLING NO. 40I WEST CLAY
STREET. CORNER OF MONROE STREET.
THE DWELLING rs BRICK, sUBsTANTfAL.
III BUILT. AND CONTAINS ABOUT TWELVE
E90Ms Sv T9E LOT T, Has F tso yTr 2F - s2s
WIDE ALLEY GOOD BRICK STABLE ON
REAR PART OF LOT.- by request Of the execu.
tor OF the late Porter Fagg, we Will sell by Auction,
on the premises. on
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1881.
ut 5x o'clock p. NJ. the property above described.
Immediately after which sale we will sell, at same
place, by request Of SAID executor. TRACT OF
LAND In Henrico county. on the Richmond. Fred
eticksbnrg and Potomac railroad about two and a
half miles from the city. containing about IN
ACRES, and known as a portion OF John Vials
tract. The Land will be shown on application.
We are authorized hy the executor, who Is a non
resident and anxious 10 settle up the estate. TO say
that the property must be Sold and great bargain
can I've had.
TERMS One third cash: balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes, with in
terest added, secured BY l-dpei the proper
W. GEORGE =. VAsHON 4 son,
my ~ Auctioneers.
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BY Joseph II. Iiou,ewprth, Auciionee
TRUSTEES SALE OF MONTPELIER,
i THE HOVE OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.

In execution of the ed Of trust from the late
Thon as j. Carson to Phiip ;. FRY and Lewis u.
Williams for the BEN iii OF David Graham. deceased,
dai ed August l. 1857. and recorded In The cerks
Office Of Orante County Court. the Undersigned.
who have teen duiy substituted as trus ees In the
placc of the said PHILIP :. FRY aud Lewis Il. Will
lisms, decea ed beng thereto repaired by the pre-
sent benehciaries In said trust deed, viii sell by ac-
ton, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, July %, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
said deed. known as MONTPELIER. situated in
Orange county. Va, Immediately on The line OF the
Virginia Midland railroad, four mile; wesi OF
Orange Courthouse, and CONTAINING 10634
ACRES. The land is of good quality wei WA
tereu and IiTbered. The Improvements consist
OF a large and imposing BRICK DWELLING.
erected Dy President Madison. commanding mag
nifcent view Of the Blue Ridge Mountains, together
with all the necessary out-buildings. The grounds
Virginia. This would make most delightful sum
mpr residence, a fine stock farm. or could be con-
verted into pleasant summer resort.
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay the cost of exc
cutting the trust and 10 pay balance secured nv
deed-.ay, $4,000; aud as 10 The RESIDUE, upon
credit of and two years, the purchaser 10 give
bond for the deferred payments, bearing Interest
from day of sale, ana secured by deed of trust on
lana. Should the bcnefcaries conclude not 10 re-
qulre the whole amount due them In cash. the
chante If terms will bc announced on day of sale.
For further information. address the trustees
LINDEN KENT,
Alexandra. Va,
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
orange Courthouse, Va.
substituted Trustees.
APRIL %, 1881. 2S-2tawiJy IA Vtdtd
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By John +. Sampson & Brother,
successors 10 r. j. sampsonl
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
Hull street between Eighth and Ninth streets,
Manchester, Va.

EOUR VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
NUMBER or VACANT LOTS ~ THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER FOX SALE BY AUCTlON.-N
The request of one Of the JOINT owners asd Tie ex-
ecutOrs OF Colonel william X. Woodbridge. dt.
ceased. who was formerly Joint owner, We shall
sell at pubic auction, on lhe premises. on
The 18TH DAY OF MAY,
at 4 o'clock =. NJ, the following described REAL
Isl. FOUR BRICK DWELLINGS or Fifth Tor
Jacksonl street between Bainbridge aud Porter
streets with basement and two stories above con-
tanning SIX rooms each, with LARGE LOTS at
tsched.
cd. A FRAME DWELLING on Finh Tor jack
sonl street between Hull and Decatur streets, con-
tanning SIX rooms. with GOOD LOT.
80. A VALUABLE VACANT LOT fronting 30
feet on Hull street bet Seen Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, running back los feet.
4tb. A VACANT LOT on Decatur street. corner
Seventeenth Tor Cayl street, fronting l62 feet and
running back rs feet.
We would respt ctiully call the attention OF capi-
meht to the sale Of the above very desirable pro-
perry. The improved property Is at present paying
a fair rental and with very little outlay could be
made TO pay much better, Us rents are increasing
In all por ions Of Manchester The vacant lot OR
Hull street Is situated IN the most rapidly improv-
ing and business portion OF The city. The lois on
Decatur street are very pretty building lois, and
small buildings erected thereon would rent readily
fat rental. The aucttoneers Will take pleaSu
in showing the above property TO any one wishing
10 iusDect the same.
TERMS One third cash balance at six, twelve.
per cent interest from day OF SALE secured by deed
of trust upon The property.
JOHNP. SAMPSON & BROTHER.
my 0,l2,l4.15l7,lS Auctloneers.
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Care from Mr.. q. =. smith.
"owxERAl MAHoxE's POSITION"

u>ssys Motors of the Dispotch'
Tn vour issue (wcckly) Of the 9Th Of May
4. an article headed - General Mahone's To-
s,ticu.v in which l am discussed TO some
extent. and nv position IL not as clearly de-
1ned "A should like to have 1t. Your ar
ticle states that "Generai Mahose having
stated that those who voted for bim ior
Halted States senator were instructed so 10
do, allow me to say that for once, never
before. Malone made 'm.stakc,' TOT Mr.
Smith, old Luncnburg's Representative was
not instructed 10 vote for Malone OF any
one else" In reply TO this pave onS "
ssy that I don't suppose Seneeai Manone
meant TO saw that every one VINO No'eo
Sor him was pledged or instructed 10
vote for bin personslly- but tnat
every member OF the Legislature VINO
WAS elected as 9 Rtadiuster, whether
conservative" or Republican" odS cn'
fuaifv instructed by his constituents 20 tvee
for the candidate Of the Re&djesteis LOT tne
limited States senate; aud i, having oeem
elected as q "Conservatve keaolns.ef,
and believing my people 10 oe dec'ueo,y ."
sswnr M General Malone for Tnited States
senator in prefercace to Colonel winners, l
se,t that I would misrepresegt them II
failed TO vote for General Malone, and
have since been assured that they endorsed
NV action. Your article further states that
our worthy countyman Mr.. Coleman, our
former representative, "who was deieaieo
by Smith in the primary election, Voteu
against the McCuloch bill, showing tas
was the fsct) that local influence nad
a good deal more 10 do WIN Tue
selection than the McCulloen OH.
The inference from this statement would DE
that MIR. Coleman was an avowed opponent
Of the McCuIlocb bill, and that myself and
INV county were DOT opposed 10 IL; but this
was not the case. While MIR. Coleman was
opposed to the bill. as We all knew, he
didn't canvass the county publicly against
At, made q public canvass OF the county
as a Conservative Rc&diuster, aud IN eppo-
sition to the McCullocb bill, and was OPP
posed in the public canvass by Mr.. BLACK
well, between whom and myself the contest
for the nomination really existed.
So far as your correspondents hopes OF
sending a represe NATIVE from the county
next fall "of the party OF the FundeTs, 30
Called" are concerned, | don't think ne
will be able to get q man from the county TO
become candidate for the position who
will acknowledge that he is a "FunGer, so
called" 1 am sure, from the tone OF your
correspondents article, that he didn't IN.
tend placing me In a false position, and
have written this simply 10 fully define my
position while candidate for the Legsla.
ture and my action In voting for General
Malone for United States senator, So as to
prevent a miscopstructon OF my friends
article as to myself and nv county. You
viii! please publish and request the Wig to
copy, aud oblge,
Yours respectfully G. +. SMITH.
Oral Oaks, Va, May IL, 1881.
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BY Robert d. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiCneci,
1912 Main street.

EIRST-CLASS THREE-STORYS STOCK
Il BRICK DETACHED ELEVEN-R NJ
DWELLING, WITH BRICK KITCHEN CON
TANNING FOUR ROOMS. COAL AND WOOD
VAULTS UNDER SAME. BRICK STABLE. AND
FINE LOT. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
BY request Of The owner shall sell on
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1851,
al G O'Clock p. N upon the premises, that excited
ine,y desirable and well-coDslructed PRIVATE
RESIDENCE No. l07 east Cary street, nov occn-
pied 10y j. u. Faulkner, Esq. The house is flushed
In the best manner, with granite sills and caps To
windows, marble mantels, Lalrobe stove In base
ment bah sTraneements complies; water connec-
iI6ns with stationary waer-basins In all chambers
6re-places to small rooms on both OF the upDer
chamber floors large and substantial back porchcs
10 the several stories while the frJnt porch is at
iractive; front yard enclosed with iron railing !:
side and rear alleys grape-'ines and shrubbery in
rear yard. This Is truly desirable residence, II
having brought an annual rent OF $1,000 tor many
years since the war. The 10 alton and imDt diate
surroundings are equal TO any In the city, and the
property is only sold because the owner Is distant
resident and desires 10 realize FUNDS. The LOT Is
30 By SO feet TO wide aley. Special attention is
invited 10 the sale Of this residence.
THE TERMS will be one third cash balance upon
creCit Of SIX. twelve. aud eighteen months, wish
per cent interest and negotiable notes, secured by
deed of trust. ROBEkT b. LYME,
AuciOneer.
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By W. GOddln,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRICO COUNTY
VA, ente red the 2S day Of NAV, 1879 In the suit
of BUIngtts administrator Us. Meess and ats, he
Undersigned, as special commissioners therein
named, will proceed, upon the premises. to sell at
public auction, on
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1881,
NJ O'c 'ck T.. NJ the fcllowi de- cribed roper ~
Those TWO LOTS of LAND. Nos. 80 and 90 IN
the plan of Buena Vista t>idnsyl. Uenrico with the
improvements thereon cOn,i ting Of n SMALL
FRAMED DWELLING, &C.. at tue nor Invest in
terseci0n of Williams ard Ritcnie streets. fronting
80 feet on the north side Of Williams street and
running back between parallel lines 30 feet, being
the same property conveyed 10 r ,isha A. Burnett
by William Mitchell by deed dated l7Ih of March
1854.
TERMS For cash sufficient TO pay the expenses Of
sale ana The costs of The sui (about 5000: and as
To The residue, in Equal instruments upon credit OF
one two, ana three years. with interest al the rate
OF per cent. per annum from the DAY OF salo nOes
for deferred paymens. with interest added. and title
retained until the purchase money Is paid IN full.
W. w. COSBY,
JOSEPH BNYAN,
Special Commissioners.
j. L.iAPPERSON, Salesman. nv IA
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by Chewing b Rose.
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
No. 8 north Tenth street.
UCTION SALE OF THAT DESIRA'
BILE AND wELL-LOcATED THREE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRICK
DWELLING ON THE
SOUTH sIDg OF MAIN STREET BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS,
NO. 2o3 EAST MAIN STREET, NOW OCCU.
PIED BY II. A. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
by request Of the owner. we win sell by auction,

BY request Of the owner. we viii sell by auction,
on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 25. 1881.
on the premises, at 81 O'Clock =. ST. The above ex-
ceedingiy desirable PROPERTY. The dwelling
conans ten rooms, besides closets, bath room, and
other modern nyeniences. Is In thorough order,
and Is one OF the most comfortable and attractive
residences In the Deighboriiood. Is now occupied
by a prom pt-payiDg and acceptable tenant. Large
double kitchen In ward This properly, situa-
ted on that part of Main street so accessible TO
businss IS and delightful a place OF residence. to-
gether with the rapidly Increasing value OF pro-
perty In that locality should attract The attention
and attendance OF those desi Ing remureraiiye and
safe investments. The owner, who has purchased
and resides Ia another State. Is anxious to make
sale OF this property. and does not hold 10 at fancy
price. so IA bargain can be had ia the purchase OF
this truly desirable property.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance upon credit
OF Six, Twelve, ami eighteen months, with six Der
cent interest added, ana NEGOTIABLE notes secured
bv deed of trust. CHEWNlNG RUsE,
nay l5,is,2O222 5 AuctiOneers.
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Real Estate Agents ana Aucuonefrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
V'RUsTEES' SALE OF 30 3jS.lOOO
l. ACRES OF LAND IN SIDNEY. JUST BE.
NUND THE CITY LIMITS. AT AUCTlON.-Ir
ex Gu ion of d. ed Of trust from f. Dickinson and
wife to the undersigned, trustees, dated l5th OF
January 1874 and duly recorded. being thereto re-
oured by the holder OF The debt secured, we viii sell
by auction upon the premises. on
TUESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF MAY,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ, the following property-io vii
Tie SQUARE OF FOUR ACRES bounded Ivy Cedar,
wv, Robinson. and kensingtOn streets: also, the
SQUARE OF FOUR ACRES bounded by Hanover,
wv. Robinson. and Mulberry streets; and PAR
CEL containing ~ 35S-1000 ACRES. lying near
the above. and a joining the land formerly owned
by Richard Reins. This property Is beautifully
Franklin street wcsl wardlv and before many years
must be In demand by ihefoot for building lots. An
nvesl ment made here now cannot fail 10 prove very
profitable.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale TO be for
cash as az amount sUfiici nj 10 defray expenses
a, 10 pay off the debt secure d. amounting 10 about
$1,000, and The residue upon terms to he prescribed
BY the grantor; but we are auth rZsd 10 STATE that
more favorable terms will be allowed If desired.
JOHN l.. BACON,
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
POsTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account Of the weather 10
MONDAY. 23D INSTANT,
al 8 O'Clock Z. VI. GkUBB> & WILLIAMS.
my lS ADctioneers.
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By W. GOddin.
by W ObIuill.
Real Estate AuctiOncer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL
l. PROPERTY AND ONE SIXTH INTFRtSI
IN A HOUSE AND LOT ON The EAST SIDE OF
NINTH BETWEEN VI AND y SCRt ETS.-B'
virtue OF deed Of trust from A. kngeking and
wifi, 10 the undersigned, dated Dist Of NAV. 1878
and Of record In the Chancerv Court Of Richmond
10 secure note of 1900 and interest thereon from
the 24th Of >eptem GER, 1878 aud request OF the
owners of laid nOte. defauT having been made IN
the pay meBt thereof viii proceed to sell al pubnc
auction, On the premises. on
TUESDAY, MAY24. 1881,
at Il O'Clock w.. ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE. AND
lNTERt ST cOByeye by \. Eugclklng ard Louisa
his wife by said deed which they acquired under the
will OF NOnette Fisher, or 50 much thereof as may
be necessary, consisting among o'hcr things OF
THEIR INTEREST N \ LEGACY OF $500. pay
able at The death OF Nicholas Fisher. and RENER-
SION OF ONE-SlXTH INTEREST IN The
HOUSE AND LOT fronting 80 feet on the east line
OF Ninth street between II and streets. now occu-
pied by Nicholas Fisher. II Is brick store and
dweiling-nOw rented grocery store below and
dwelling above.
TERMS: Ca.h for enough to pav $500. with
interest from September "A. 1878, aud the costs Of
gale and of executing the trusts IN Ter the deed he
balance Of the Durcha- e-nOney shall be made paw
able at such times ami secured In such manner A.
Fngeking may direct. and If ne fails 10 make such
direction, then as The said trustee shall see 1T.
my5 HILL CARTER. Trustee.
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IRON, STEEL. GRINDsToNES, dc.

IRON, STEEL, &C.-BEST REFINED
4 Iron, comprisihg a flli assortment of Flals,
Rounds, squares Orals, BANDS, &C; Russia. Gal.
vanized, and American Sheet-ir0n (; Svedes and
Norway Iron, Norway Shapes aud Rods Aaylor's
CaS-steti, German AND Bistered steel. Machinery
aud Tire-Steel, Baobit Metal, Pig Tin. Spelter,
sheet Zinc aud solder, Horse-Shoes, Nails &C., &c.
For SALE by
an lx-3m HENRY ~. WORKMAN.
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PROFESSIONAL.

THOMAS w. Xix, NJ. d., having per.
=, - inaneutiy located at Prospect, Norfolk and
western railroad, Va soleits from his friends a
son.snnsion NJ thai generous support which he has
80 unrsmttitDgly entosed for the past TEX years.
ne pseoxes himself Dec p0tsnts. 10 make 10 retro
~. ~. movement but will serye them as faithfully
MAY ~, 1851. my law
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FOk fNl'

EOR RENT, LARGE BRICK O.
E DWELLING. No. 500, CLAY and Ninth Iii
Streets with about ten rooms, and all modern III
progements. -
Also, SMALL COMFORTABLE HOUSE No. els
east Leigh street, with about fix rooms, and kitchen
In the yard just pun IN nice order.
Also, SMALL FRAME HOUSE No. 1014 west
Clay street, with Ave rooms, and kitchen In the
gard.
Also, SMALL STORE and DWELLING north
east corner OF Broad and Munford streets; three
rooms besides store; all in good order.
Also, LARGE BRICK STORE No. 900 east Broad
street, next 20 CITY Hall, with large cellar and seve
raj rooms above. suitable for lodg e. r0ons.
Also, LARGE BRICK STORE No. 2l5 cas-, Broad
street. suitable for nrsf class dry-goods store or
any Other business.
Also. TWO LARGE sToREHOUsEs on the
Basin bank and Cary street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets.
Also, SEVERAL LOTS and OFFICES on Basin
bank. Apply 10 H. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
my IA ct Eleventh and Bank streets.
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PROE'OS SAILS.

PKOPOS In.
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHASY RAILROAD Co.
OFFICE RICHMOND DIVISION.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE. I
RICHMOND. VA. May ., 1881. J
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- CElvED AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL TUES
DAY. 17tb instant, for the erection OF FRAME
DEPOT BUILDINGS at the following stations on
this road:
ONE COMBINED FREIGHT AND PASsEN-
GER DEPOT at Irwin, thrty.three mixes from
Richmond
ONE FREIGHT HOUSE AND ONE PAsSEN-
GER DEPOT Al Columbia, ffty-six mikes from
Richmond.
ONE COMBINED FRIGHT AND PAssEN-
GER DEPOT at Bremo, sixty-sir miles from Rich
mond.
The drawings and spe incaiions can be seen at
he Ofhce OF Division superintendent. No. 10 God
dins Han, between the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and L.
Nj. X. l.. WALKER.
my lO-td Division superintendent.
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by X. y. CHAIN 4 Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auesioneers'
No. 1 north Tenih street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" FrRsT.cLAss Brick DWELLING
No. log EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
NEXT To TIE
CORNER OF FIRST.

nv xir,ue Of n decree OF the Chancery Court OF the
civ OF Richmond, entered on the I'd day OF NAV.
1891. In the case Of Rutherfoords administrators
sc Goodwin ct az, the undersigned special COM
n,iss,sner appointed for the purpose, VIII sell oy
public auction, on the premises, ON
FRIDAY. MAI 81. 1881,
NJ az O'Clock u. NJ The very desi'abiy-locafed and
a,s,.cIsss Unwilling No. lO2 east franklin
stree, ten rooms. with all the modern Inn
nroysmens, and In nice order. There Is also on The
iot Gne large brick kitchen. with four rooms, coal
house Sc. &c This is one OF the best-built dwell
inrs m the city, which, with It's eligible location ana
.urroundings. makes II one or The most desiraDe
dwellings now offering In the city.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance IN SIX we've
and eighteen months for noies. with per cent IN
ieres, addt d. aud tie retained until the wnole pur-
p""'e GEORGE 6. Bernard.
special Commissioner
e. B. CHAFFIN & CO., Auc'foneers. INV ~
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ny Grubbs a Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aectioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE LARGE BRICK DWELLING No
Il 3o7, AND FINE LOT ATTACHED. ON TIE
EAST SIDE OF TWELFIH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS Al AUt
TiON-By request Of the attorney In iact Tor tne
heirs nj law OF The late g. W. Yapcey, who are oe-
termiued TO wind M the ate we VIII sen at auc-
ton, upon ,he premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY Is, 1881,
81, Az o'clock p NJ the property above referred 70.
The DWELLING Is large and substantial, with
about uine rooms, and with some improvements
couId he made VERY desirable home. There are
also n Stable and other ou'.buidogs. The LOT
fronis about 70 feet ON Twelfth street, and runs
back lS6 feet TO an alley; and The dwelling Is so
located As to leave a 10 vacant oi- 20 feet front
on its south side. The location Is Only two blocks
from The Capitol Square. in few MINUTES Walk OF
the a.ucss centre, and on very pleasant and quiet
street. 49,. -
Persons wishing a site for a handsome block OF
modern tenements. for q church or other pubic
building, coud &c .,rceiy fnd more Suitable pro-
perry than this. - x,,,,,,c
TERMS. A. saie. GRCBBS a NibbiASN.
wv = 1 Stdfs Aucupneers.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL.
~ UABLE FARM II THE COUNTY OF HAN
OVER, TWO MILES FROM MECIANICSVlLLE,
NEAR BETHESDA CHURCH. AND ON THE
ROAD LEADING FROI MECHANICSVfLLE
To OLD CHURCH.-By lrtue Of the provisions
of decree of the Ch4ncery Court of the city of
Richmond, entered In the cause f CuriIe's admin
istrator CuTrie and others. the undo, signed be-
Ing appointed special commissioner for he purpose,
viii sell by auc ion, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, MAY &c, 1881.
az II O'Clock NJ, the above de- cribed VALUABLE
FARM, containing $50 ACRES, tie resiuence of
the late William Currie. and known AS the CCRRlE
FARM. bus now in the occupancy of j. +. Hott.
The improve ments consist Ot "A TWO-ST0RN-
AND-BA>EMtNT FRAME DWELLING, IN good
order, containing about eight rOOms with stable and
other outbui dlngs. The soil Is good and the farm
well wooded and enclosed
TERMS: One third cash; the balance in equal in
stalInents at one ana two years, the purchaser 10
execute his bonds fer the deferred payments. inter-
est payable annually, ara tile retained until the
whole of the purchase-money is paid and convey
ahce ordered by tho Court
THOMAS POTTS.
my 10 Special Commissioner.