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virginia Nows.

From Mayor LatrObe's speech in Atlanta
Norfolk thinks Baltimore is graSpinS FOR
the cotton that comes to her port.
Mr.. John Hammerly, Of Leesburg, Va,
died suddenly of heart-diseaSe on Wednes-
day morning whilst seated at the breakfast
table.
Mr.. Horace Trout; of TrOutyille, has in
vented an adjustable tue for Steam-engineS,
which promises 10 be good thing.
castle Herald.
In the Lunenburg Circuit Court which
has lust closed one fiduciary qualified on
An estate estimated TO be worth 100000, he
executing bonds in the penalty OF S2OO,OO
Democrat.
DIR. p. II. Christian died in Amherst, his
native county, after brief illness. The
Ne,r Era SAYS: During his lifetime he had
practiced his profession In Richmond and
Lynchburg, acquiring fine reputation in
both places. May the sod rest lightly over
him.
IL is understood that General Malone
has been informed that only a few OF the
Republican oflice-holders in or hailing from
Virginia did his cause any good in the re-
cent campaign, and that he intends to get
even with them ut the first opportunity,
which means that they will have to go in
order TO make place for some OF his adhe-
rents with Democratic antecedents.-
Washington letter in Alexandria Gazette.
The following items are from the Valley
Virginian:
Our farmers are happy over the result OF
their fall planting. The wheat is spring
ing up nicely and presents healthy APP
.s-6earance.
A considerable stir was occasioned about
Greenyille last Saturday night, caused by
the discovery that Messrs. Best and Much
Ter, contractors on the Shenandoah Valley
railroad, had quietly departed, leaving n
months pay due their hands, and various
unsettled accounts. Their effects were
found to be covered by bills OF sale, &c.
Yesterday, at Low Moor, while Mr.. Ed.
Williams was demonstrating with his foot
on a box OF nitro-glycerine, an explosion
occurred, decorating his leg TO such an eX-
tent as to partially disable him for month
or two. Mr.. j. W. Crews, telegraph ope'
Tator, who is brother-in-law OF Mr.. Will
liams, was present, and received slight
wound and had his Sunday clothes spoiled
The escape from death Of Mr.. Williams WA
very fortunate.
Mr.. Frank Pullen, OF Mcdowell, High
land county, passed through our villag
last week with hog that in weight AM
proportions exceed anything we have seen
Its certified weight was seven hundre'
pounds; nineteen months old, and OF Pc
land China stock. The hog has been blin
for two months, the accumulation OF ia
having closed his eyes. Mr.. Pullen fal
tened his swineship on wager, the cond
lions being II he went to seven hundre
the purchaser was to pay S75.
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by Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Arctioneers,
M. 4 north Tenth street.

GALE OF THAT THREE-STORY-AND-
- BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING NO.
SOUTH SECOND STREET, BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY STREETS.-At the request Of the
owners We will sell by auction, upon The premises
80,
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1881,
at 4 O'Clock T.. NJ, that NICE BRICK DWELL
ING, In thorough repair containing elsht rooms,
I'm the rear The lot fronts twenty-one feet, and
has a depth Of about one hundred feet. This pro-
periy Ia a nice nelghb0rhOod and 50 accessible 70
bnsinesS should attract the attention of parties de-
string remunoratlyc aud safe investments.
TEHMs: One fourth cash balance upon a credit
Of six, twelve, and eighteen months, Win q per
cent added and negotiable notes, secured by deed
OF trust. CHEWING 4 ROSE,
no ga Auetioneers
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,1AprxE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 2o' 1881
Arrived,

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 20 1881
ARRIVED.
schooner Matte F.. Tabor. Bragg, New y orr,
hsy IN Charles f. Todd: railroad iron' 10 hich-
mo,d and Allegheny Railroad company. ,,,.
schooner Hattie r. Giles, Ouiten' Albany '"'"-
Der. r.. WhitlOck. 81. p,u.doinbta
coal ae =: Paul and Thompson, Bennett, New
york. hay, 70 Il. II. smith; iron, to Ircdes'r No"'-
pany. ,,.,.. Nouuo baltimore,
coal, S. II. llawes.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanokc. Couch, New YORK, nei-
ctandisc and passengers, George W. MIC" " w.
sfca,ner Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, mercha1ndiSSe
and passengers and United states maiis' L. De
Tatum, agent. .,, ,..,,
Nv,v c,sT1Y.-Passcd down 24th, aitcrnooh .
schooner II. W. IL. White, Smith, Philadeiphia' ioi
hlehw %SHHSSpnfA.-saicd 24th; Schooner Charley
Noolsey. for Richmond. ,-- r,,orrrtsc
~ uv, Svfs-Arfived god: schooner EltcrpIisc,
Robinson Richpond. for Boston. ,;,;,,oo
NV UtyEN.-Arrivcd god: schooner lah'oo
Doodle, from Richmond.
by Telegraph.
notice TO MARINERS.
w,eIIyGToS, ID. G., November 20.-Notlc' -
horoi,v 1ivcn by the Liglt-ll0use Hoard tnas on
md after December -, 1881. the Ieht ~ t,t W
Ucrry nj the mouth Of CHESAPEAKE Bay III =,
oina viii be shown from the new lower 'iy,
ccrectcd N Will al.o be changed to a hrsl-ot'leI
iht The fixed white light should be seen IN clclr
yc,thcr from The deck Of vessel hiicch lcvt aDOV
zen n distance of eighteen and threc-luaIteT nlutl
cal miles The structure j. an octagon'tl i} ~,
80 tervtce-rnom and lantern black; TIC shait
cSIorcd on each face half white ana hilI hhtch;
,itcrnatinp so Chat the upper and lower halves OF
The faces show alternately black anl VINO.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY, November rs, 1881.
SALEs-FIRsr BoARD.-10 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte stock (B. ca at so, 10 do at so, 20 do
at 80, 10 do. at 50, 10 do. AT 80; 10 shares Nor
folk and Western preferred at 81, 10 do. at 81 10
do. ut Sax, 40 do. AZ 81, 10 do. at ST; 10 shares
Richmoud and Dsnville stock at 11s1; 10 shares
Richmond and Yves. Point Railroad and Ware
house Company al 1924; 1000 Columbia and
Greenville second IS at 02, 1000 do. at 92.
SECOND B0ARD.-l0 shares Atlanta and Char
Iotse stock at 80, 10 do. at 79ls, 10 do. at 79;
shares Columbia and Greenville preferred at 80,
3 do at 50.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

SALES.
WHEAT-White. Lancaster. 222 bushels prime
and very good ut l.5O; 20 bushcl, common ~
III 40. Mixed, 4gs bushels prime at Sl.1O; JOG
LnsheIs good az Sl.45. Fuiz. 1853 bushels prime
M Sl.45: "a bushels good at sl.43; l26 bushels
good and very good at Sl.4O; 80 bushels ROod III
SI37: lO4- bushels common ~ S1.2J.
y CORN-Whitc. % bushels very good new al
75c. Mixed, 100 bushels very good old ut foc.'
i9i bushels good old at re; 30 bushels very
WFAI.-36 bushels very good az 75c.
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LOTS,
WITH
SPLENDID WATEB-POWER, &C.,
n TIE
TOWN OF DANVlLLE, VA,
FOR SALE.

In obedience 10 decree Of the Circuit Court OF
me city Of Richmond entered tie lbth NoHchner'
1881. I'm The cause Of Bruce and others rs The 70
anoke Navigation Company aud Others the UNDER
signed Will offer tor sale at public auction on TIC
2OTH DECEMBER, 1Ss1.
in the town Of Danyille. Va. the REAL EST ATE
~ flo said ROANOkE NAVIGATION GONNA
Ny Situated In The said town. Together Win all lhe
WATER-POWER, privileges, ana appur'ehahceS
thereto belonging. .,...., .....
dred aud eighteen II IS feet on bridge street. ana
running bIck a considerable depth to the Dan
river along which it extends. and has upon IL q
mart of the CANAL AND LOCkS used 10y Inc SAID
contrary. It, frontage upon Bridge street iGr-
nI shes admirable sites for building. and the "a
\ Al which run, through II furnishes = " AIER-
POWER which u is believed is unsurpassed IL the
state for manufacturing purposes.
Tie character Of this property, and rs location
In tho nOurishing town Of Danyille, which Is sur
rounded by a lnc mineral and agricultural coGn-
try and 4, becoming railroad centre, make very
valuable. -,.. $500.
TFRMS: Fifteen per cent. Of the purchase-money
I'm cash: balance In one two and hree years lctr-
ING Interest from the day Of sale, with personal Sc
cnrity and title retained until lie payment Of the
purchase-moncy In fun. Possession given upon
iEc confirmation OF the s2le by the Court.
This property win DC offered In lots and as a
whole. .., =,
A pIat Of the property and an abstract Of the IL
lie NAV Ic seen at the office Of city Engineer {. ~
Bnllow. Danyillc. Va. JAMES LYONS, JR.
Receiver Roanoke Navigation Company
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PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may be
entirely prevented by the use Of Burnett's
Cocoaine.
The superiority o. Burnett's favoring
extracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength.
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FLOUR.

Flour-We quote: Fine, s4.5O@S5; extra Ia
1928 superhne, 1925 @S6.5O; common family
S7.25Ms7.75; choice family, sSGs9.
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IAN trans daily except sunday
Lrl.nnL fr-lm LD.llmm nIl.IL.I-L

IAN trans daily except sunday.
Frugnt tram leaving Richmond ~ $50 q. NJ.
will have pas-eugcr-coach attached.
Train No. 81 connects 90 Burhe, .ilo With Sore
folk and Western railroad Tor ttrHf .'U, D.. r..I-
burg. and all soythWcsteru points
Train No. 81 fast maiu runs only idfc.n dome
vile and Atlanta, stopping 80 GrDcu.hnrI', -Il
bury, Charlotte, >parilubGrg, Gr,cWii.. ~,utrl-
TOccoa. Lula, and Gainesville. connecting NJ ht-
lauta for al points south and roulhWttL
Train No. 80 Through passenger -toua 20 tIl eng
ti0ns, connecting al Suthcrlu's With N.llNu iNI
Suthcrlm harrOW-Gaugc railroad for Milton. ~
salisbury with Western North Carolnt rlIlnl
Tor al points I'm Western North ttr.lilt; at Sc
lnta for an points south and Southwc-L
Train No. 81 Through passenger aud maIll sop.
at all stations. connecting at SuuCrlius wan MI
ton and Sutherlln'- Narrow -taugr railroad f.r
Milton; AZ AtItnti FOR All points south Ind south
west; AT Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia HnI
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta ,aFan-
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from the south nrriy0 az Richmond ~
OBS T.. W., : A. NJ, and / T. ~, and from Wet
Point AZ 1920 4. ". Passenger, O.lO .. VI
tFrCight)
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 5O--Ncw York and atlanta ia Wash
ingtOn and Danyile.
On Train 52-lichmond and Danyillo, and Dam
Vile and Augusta.
An passenger trains stop 40 Bon AT
Tickets sold ~ all point, south, -nulhto,t anu
southwest, and baggage checked through.
Nolay-Over checks given en local tickets.
4. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. VI. r. TALCOIT, General Manager. % go
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF THAT
N TWO-STORY-AND-BA BRiCh
DWELLING No. 3O9 WEST CLAY hIkEEI'
AND TIE LOT ADJOINING On TIE WESI.-
In execution OF the Will Of The late James Philips
will sell by auction, upon the premisea on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1881,
,tA O'clock +. NJ, the aforementioned property.
The DWELLING contains eight rooms besides
closets. &C.: all in good order. Also, bhi1h
kITCIIEN in rear containing four rooms. The
Ion on which the dwelling and kitchen are stu
ated has front Of 80 feet Inches, ahd runs uacA
and irregular depth 20 an alley. ,,,,A.u
Immediately after the sale OF the dwelling shal
offer the VACANT LOT adjoining on the west
upon which there IL "A GOOD sTABLE' Inc dl-
mensIons of said lot will he fully given on Gay OF
sale. -, ,,.. 81. -
twelve and eighteen months, with d per cent. In
terest added, and secured BY deed upon the
properly. W. IL. IT'LL
Parties attending this sale will have an opporta-
nliy OF purchasing good property located In an
excellent ncighborhOod. 4 great bargain may be
exnccted rs the administrator Is anxious To close
mn the estate CHEWING K ROSE,
no 20 Auctloneers.
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MO "A H-N \ i l. l. \
- RAILROAD.
TIE ONLY ROUTE TO TIE
CAYERNs OF LUEAl.

The Luray Cave and Hotel Company nave noe
tiled this company that they have Introduced tic
ELECTRIC LIGHT
INTO the Caycrns. and they are now daily Huul-
mated by the aid ~ this powerful agent
NO oTHER ILLUbuNATOE BEING
ADEQUATE
10 penetrate Tie obscuruc, 90 thee vast -u'i tr-
rancan halls and Rr0ttOs or o. properly reveal iA'i
MAGNIFICENT ORNAEENTATl0N.
No similar Caycrns are known c.cWhcrD. 80
Cayerus have ever before been illuminated N3 l.
aid Of electricity.
The effects Eroduced fully NEE. t.c autclp'..'
and are maryclou,y beautiful, and prc.rn. fY I..
eve visions which have heCn heretofore ulliiaIui-
bic under the feeble !lumnaiiDs possible.
No extra charge Is made Tor uc lhum .nAi uI .'
the Electric Light and Guido. ale furnished iI.'.
as usual
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FREIGHT.
FREIGHT received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Smithiield. and Hampton; Washington, ID. c..
Ncwbcrn, Washington, aud Tarboro' y. G., and
an points IN Eastern North Carolini; also Tor
Eastern shore Of virginia. Old Point, and all rcgu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST rs,
md throuyh bills Issued l.. Il. TATUh,
oc o.; Superintendent.
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OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP hrfgf&
" COMPANY. s-Assss g p
FOR NEW YORK.
COUNT ORDERS.

49, 80
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF HAN
4 OVER COUNTY. OCTOBER &c, 1851:
DC0cau i''"''"'
as.
y. +. Wiltshire ard Martha v, HIS wife; Boilman
II BOWles aud Ann E.,hls VIE; Fdtrlch u bu.-
gius and Mary T., his wife: Matthew ". Nuckois
and Ann f.. Ms wife; W. II. liigeinson and Su-
san L., his wife, Edwin Vaughan, lale sherlh OF
Hanover, and administrator de bQnis non Win
the will annexed Of Bollnan III. Bowies' de-
ceased: Mary }. Bowlcs. personal representative
Of Tarlcton +. BoWlcs, dCcciscdi ana beoIgc
boswell BOwlcs. the last named an lnian, uh9ct
lie age Of tgenty-one years. by J. 4. Brown, his
guardian cd iltGm assigned TO delend DIM IN
this
~ CuANCERY.
Extract from decree Of October 30, lsSl,l
The Court doth adjudgc, order, and decree
that This cause be- referred 20 one OF the eomnls-
toners Of this court with instructions ~ state Tue
following accounts and 20 make the following IN
uuries and report tie same % the Court, WIN any
otter matters specially stated deemed peftncntby
himself. or which any other party may ask to nave
It An account OF the transactions Of Tarleton
r. Rowles a. late curator Of the estate or Bollmhn
IT, Bowles, deceased, and as administrator cum
ftstlmeHtD dnHeLo OF said BOllmhn II. bo"ies'
deceased. &c.
Vaughan, late sheriff and administrator de b0nis
non cum testdmeEto dnneTo OF Bollman H.
Bowles.
Sd. An account Of AL debts and demands against
the late BOllman H. BOwlcs, deceased, showing ne
amount and relative priOrues thereof and 10
whom coming, &C., &c.
The parties Interested In this decree are hereby
! notified that have appointed TT SDAl Tie l3th
/ day Of December, 1881, and my once, over tht
/ National Rank II Virginia, az the time ana pmce
for executing this Decree when ana "nere 20" arc
Given under my hand this llth day q Noyem-
/ ber 1851. ;. l, hEDD,
no 12-lawiw commissioner
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INSURANCE AGENTS.
LUM BIER.

V,O PARTIES USING PINE AND
Il OAK LUMBER | would say am prepared %
contract for 6llng bills from 5000 81 ooO'o0o,
NJ the shortest notice, OF tie BkeT HEART
PINE, &c. w. a. CHAMBERS, Sm.,
Hardware Depot, Nallena Post-Omee,
no 9-3m Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
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These beautiful and we-arranged STORES are
poses. well lighted and ventilated, and arranged
i0r dwellings aloyC-thrcc rooms room IN rear
Of stores and an excellent dry cellar under the
store. 1hcy are constructed Of the best material
and in "a most substantial manner; every wall one
and "a hulf brick thick 10 the roof, 50 that nc any
time additional stories can nc added.
Their location FOR retail trade-bakcrics, coniec-
u0ncries. groceries. eafing-salOons, restaurlnts'
&C., III that can be- desired. Icing aGJacent To
The new armory and on the most popular ana nclu-
uful thoroughiarc TO and from the second Mar
kcl frcIuented daily ~ thousands of the business
community. .,. = .
This sole win afford an unusual opportunity iur
g-.t-cra Investments, as the Size aud location OF
tie stores will always command good-layiug
tenants. 49,
TERMS: One third cash: balance in one and two
wears: or one fourth cash. SIX. twelve, and eighteen
months, interest added secured by trust decd.
J.1HOMPSON BROWN,
moo AuctlOuCCr.
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By Grubbs L Williams
Real Estate Agents and Aucilonecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main ana Ballk.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
u BE CITY AND SUBURBAN REAL
FSTAII.-In pureuaucc Of i. decree Of the Chance
rs C0urt OF TIC city II Richmond entered on ne
2lst June. lrSl. IN TIE f1ur cases Of winston
executor, &C.. as. Briefs executor, &C: turner
and wife rs. BrCl'- executors &C.; robinson. WHO
sucs &C. rs. Brie &C.; ald HARDWOOD, who sues,
ne. Bri.l. &C.. we, the Undersigned, special COM
missioncr5 thereby appointed, VIII cher tgr sac
40 public auction, on the prchli-es, lle tENI;
ESTATE allotted by said decree 90 Henry Brel
0n the days and ~ tie hours hciciuaitor named
10 wit: On
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER so, 1881
ot o.cl,cl, r. ". the BRICK HOUSE, No. 1926,
on he north side OF Franklin street nrr MAY
street, with LOT, 2A feet trOni ~ 90 lc't ~
inches 90 an alley, now ccculihn ny teha1ls Il, It
good rOt. This i3 good property. ana should com
mnnd tie attention OF persons seeing invest
mcLts. 49, o.,.,, -, ~ ,rtr,r.t.
md 1912. on Clay and McCancc streets between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth street,.
Immediately after the sale of the last named
viii be sold he FRAME TENEMENT ON ne
south.idc Of Ncnablc street. No. III Z, Win LOl
fronting - fcct inches 10y about 81 fecl, ana u
VACANT LOT on The north side Of Nenablc
or NIechanicsyillc turnpike, fronting 90 ieet on
Nenable by l6i feet. On
THURSDAY. DECEMBER l, 1881,
commencing ut o'clock T. W.. the FRAME
IINEAlENI. No. Slbs on ile Mt7t 1iht ~ Mti-
fy-fuurth street near Inl0u-Staton church, Win q
LOT fronting 20 feet inches ON the west side OF
TTcnty-fourth street. by 81 feet.
The FRAME HOUSE, No. Ol3, on Inc cast sue
Of IWcuty-siNth street. between !. AMI VI streets
fronting 20 feet inches by 1874 feet Inches.
4 VACANT LOT on the west slic OF twenty
fifth street near Lcigh-Strcct Baptist church.
fronting feet by ~ feet to 2o-foot alley. On
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ., 1881,
commencing ut 4 o'clock 7. r., g SMALL BRICK
HOUSE on the west side Of Pink street near Ncn-
able street. fronting % feet by 1885, feet.
a SMALL YRAME TENEAiENT ON the same
street and rear the la.t-namcd property fronting
20. feet ON Pink street boy 1885 feet.
4 FRAME TENEMENT. No. 72;i, aud LOI' ~
ut the s0u.hcas'c0rucr of and Twenty ntnh
streets fronting Is feet on the cast side OF TWen-
.y-niuth street 10y Il H. feet.
Tho llsf-nlmcd ;hrec pieces of property re IN
iIcnrico county, lusi beyond The corporate lmlts
Of the city Of Richmond.
TERMS. ono fourth cash; balance nt six Twelve
and eighteen months OR negotiable notes, Interest
added and tile retained az all Of The purchase
money j. fully paid and conveyance ordered by
Special attention Is called to these sales.
JOHN T.. YOUNG,
HILL CARTER.
GEORGE T.. IIAW,
AR. COURTNEY,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBGs & WILLIAMS. Auctionecr,. 20
hight NEW AND HANDSOME
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COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
y AUCTION SALE OF THE FARM GALLEY
WALNUT SHADE" CONTAINING SIN
UI-NDRED ACRES 1.-TWO HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES IN CAROLINE MD IiikEI.
itt-NURTD AND EIGHTY ACRES N ESSEN
coIfNTYL-By virtue of 4 decree Of the Rich
mond Chanccry Court Of the i2'hof March, ieo /;
i'm the shit Of Freeman rs. Brown, &c.' VIII sell
nj the Office OF the aucti0nccr on 49,,
~ wv TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6, ISL,
at II O'clock W., thcPROPERll located ashb2 ,
wirh TWO SMALL Log CABINS liEc dwelling
having iccn destroyed by Ere several years aSDl
8 cuanfity of railroad ties. besides Otlicr timber
and wood nav be cut from the forest. About SIX
miles from the RappahanI0ck river.
TEuMs. cash. j. l.. APPERSON,
ma % Trustee and Commissioners
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by W. II. is.H n W.
Real Estate Auctioncers,
No.11I3 Main street.
MEAT TWO-STORY FRAMED-AND-
y BRICK-BAsEMENT TENEMENT, NO;
2422 yENABLE STREET; ALSO, FIVE NiIE
BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON IllE NOhli
AND SOUTH LIEES Of q OR YIN 81 y
STREET BETWEEN TMENTl -fiFIh AND
TIVE NTY SEVENTH STREETS, tOk sALb
BY PUBLIC AUCTlON.-We shall, al lhe re-
quest OF the owner, sell nj public auction, on the
premises, In the order named. ON - 80,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1851,
commencing at AZ l.. NJ, .-.-
First IiE DESIRABLE TWO-STOkl BklCh-
AND-FRAMED TENEMENT No. 2422, on the
north line Of Yenable between lwcnly.lOurth anu
Twcnty-ffth streets, containing about I'VE rooms
kitchen, &c.; with n well OF good water on .ne
premises; lot 30xl55 feet 10 an ailey twenty iee'
second. 4 DEsIR ABLE BUILDING LOT on
tie south line Of q or Nenlbie street Detmeeh
Twenty-hfth and Twenty-siNtb streets, fronting
20 g-I2Nl3O feet 10 an alley. ,,,.,, ,,,,.,,
Third. YOUR ATTRACTIVE BClLDlN6
LOTS on the nOi IN line Of z or Nenabc between
Twenty-siNth and Twcn;y-scycnth streets, front,
ing respectively 30xljO feet each, uhder gooa
plank enclosure -. IL. -. .t. aoa
twelve months for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest add
cd, secured by trllst-deed. no ,.,.
". II. LYME & CO., Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed, on account OF the
"'"' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2sTn,
~ mo- 'o "a ~ W. II. LYME s. co.
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Close connection made al Richmond 90 att n'iN.,
north aud sOGth rfd RiCamond' fvitf
and Potomac. Richr.on ana Dansllic ana ...
moud and Petersburg railroads, and - - ,i.I,,.
with Norfolk aud Western ana virginia Ml.i.
railroads, and al williamson VIII thtf-i
and Ohio railroad for all points east and ", -
iiOT RANK street n. :. BARBOi j.
General Freight and Ticket Af,iI
DECATUR ANrELf. General Manager "' ''
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CAPITALISTS

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO COM
L PORTABLE BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos;
SIS AND 32G WEST CAleY STREET EACH
House CONTAINS EIGHT ROOMS, WITH
GAS. WATEB, md BAIll-liy virtue of two
ccrtpin deeds Of trust, bpth dated August II,
1878, ami recorded In RlchmoEd Chancer{ Codri
clerks Office. iu ~. Il. lis J., page TO- and y. H.
lib r.. page 2SS. and at the request Of the bcnc-
nciarics. default having been made In the payment
of the notes secured, will sell at public auction
on the PREMISE. ON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER G. 1881,
commencing ut O'Clock =. NJ. the ahOvc-de-
scribed and located BI;ICk DWELLINGS. Each
ot fronts lG. feet on the north side Of Cary street
between Mad son and Bcyidcrc streets. aud extends
back 1913 feet to an alley l6 fee. wide. BON
houses are occupied nj far rentals by good ten
ants Thi, sale affords IN opportunity L. secure
comfortable homes, or to make paying Invest
mcnts. -,
TERMS: With the consent OF The grantor and the
holder If the notes secured by the trist-deed the
terms of sale required by tie deed are modified
and the property will be sold on the folloWnf
tcrms-tO vii: one fourth clsh; balance AT slN'
twelve and eighteen months. with u per cent. Ia
tcrcst. u. -. IibliAh VI iIu'tec'
SAFE by Il. r.. CHAFFiS Co., Auctionccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-26

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