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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-06-07
RnsineSs Is. Jaw Bone.

Business vs.. Jaw Bone.
If the churches and other relig-
ious and moral organizations dis
like Mormonism as intensely as
they say they do, why don't they
fight the peculiar institution with
its own weapon: Momonism IS.
increased and maintained only by
immigration, for, contrary to natu-
raj supposition. Utah families do
not average more children than
those of other territories, and the
faith is not maintained with great
fervor by saints of the second and
third generations. European ig-
norance and poverty form the
mainstay Of Mormonism. The
thick-headed peasant may not be
much excited by the alleged mis-
sionaries story of the spiritual
@lories of the new Canaan. but ne
more fully understands an offer Of
free pass to Utah and farm for
nothing when he reaches the New
Jerusalem. Many a man not an
ignorant peasant would outwardly
assent to any faith if he could, by
doing so, get homestead-and
free transportation to it. The
facts being as above, why cannot
the churches organize an unsec-
tartan colonization society, the
agents OF which shall follow Nor
mon missionaries throughout Eu-
rope as closely as detectives are
supposed to follow other mischief
makers? Let the agents work
just where the Mormons work, but
instead Of preaching any machine,
made gospel let them offer free
homes to the poor, and education
to the ignorant, all through the
spirit of the gospel that is coHcen,
trated in the Golden Rule. Let
them fight Mormonism not only
by offering equal material induce
ments, but by opening the ewes o
the ignorant to the reputation O
Mormonism among respectable
people throughout the world. Til,
Mormon Missionary prefers tc
work i'm localities from which M
one has ever emi2ratcd to Amcri
ca, for letters home from ou
foreign born citizens always severe
ly injure Mormon prophets. Opin
ions of Momonism, however. 70
general circulation. can be had il
quantity from foreign born Ameri
cans whom the peasant can iden
tify, and the endorsement that ou
government would give such al
enterprise would have immens,
effect. Such an organization woul,
have TO be in competent busines
hands on this side of tire Atlanti
and prepared to complete th,
European work by having it
proteges placed upon homestead
worth having, or located in colo
nies, but the land, as a rule, woul,
cost them nothing. For, with th-
money expended in the conversion
of one single Mohamnedan L
Christianity, hundred ignorant
under-fed, taN-opPressed peasant
might be placed where their chill
dren would have enough to ca
and wear, and live better in ever
way than their parents have lived
With the money that it costs I
convert a Jew a prosperous coun
try could quickly be made out of
desolate valley in some wester
territory. Such an emterpris
should every year use as muc
money as prosperous missionar
society; but if the churches wer
half as earnest in fighting Nor
monism with cash as they ROW ar
in talking against it, there wOul
be no lack of funds. Here is
glorious chance for opponents G
Mormonism to prove their faith b
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To ALL
~ whom IL may concern. that The partner
ship business Of the undersigned will con-
tinue 10 be conducted lreredfter under the
firm name of Badollel & Go. An cOmmuni-
cations with said iiub will therefore be aS-
al further notice.
I JOHN HOBSON
HIRAM BROWN.
G. LEINENWEBER
Surviving partners flrm of Badollei & 60.
Astoria, Oregon. June q. 1851.
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DIED.

At East Portland. Sunday. June 5th.
1881, Fannie A. wife of John Fox. aged
- years. :; months and : days.
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LYNCHBURG.
UNION DEPOT PROJECT-PRePOsED BIBLE DE-
POsTORY, &C.

Union DEPOT PROJECT-PReP0SED BIBLE DE-
POsITORY, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER 10, 1881.
learn to-day that project is being con-
sidercd by the Norfolk and Western, Vir-
ginia Midland, and the Richmond and AL
leghany Railroad Companies, looking to the
erection OF a grand union depot, to extend
from the old Piedmont House across Back
water creek and the canal 10 SCOTS flour
ing-mill. A greater portion OF the land on
which it is proposed 20 build is already
owned by the last-named company. The
construction of such a depot, it il eSti-
mated, would cost 100000. which fact
may defeat the project.
The ministers Of the city will meet to-
night In the study Of DR.. Bates, Of the Me-
thodist Protestant church, to consider a
proposition looking to the establishment
here OF depository of the Virginia Bible
Society. The secretary is expected from
Richmond to present his views rs TO the
feasibility Of the enterprise.
Mr.. Charles Mundy, a popular young
lawyer of this city, and gentleman Of cul-
ture and ability, has been mentioned in
connection with the corporation iudgeship.
lie positively declines TO make any canvass
for the position, but it is thought would
accept II appointed. Mr.. Diundy is il warm
personal friend OF Goyernor-elect Came
ron, but also a Democrat. BEAUMONT.
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IFoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAGE.l
PETERSBURG.

THE OLD CITIZENS BANK-T0 BE ORDAINED.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
DECEMBER 20, 1891.
The affairs of the old Citizens Bank,
which closed business several years ago,
are being slowly, but as rapidly Us possible
under the circumstances, wound up by the
trustee, Mr.. $. Wesley Friend, who an
nounces that he is now ready TO make n
third distribution OF IL per cent. to the
creditors Of the bank. 1t is believed that
the creditors will eventually receive 10 per
cent. OF their claims, and probably more.
Mr.. J. ID. Brown, late the general secre-
tary OF the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation. will be ordained TO the ministry Of
the Baptist church at High Hills, in Sussex
county, on the first Sunday in January. 1t
is understood that he has accepted calls to
the charge Of Shiloh, Sappony, and one or
two other churches in that section.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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nANVILIE.

TIE CONDITION OF MR.. n. W. CABELL--THE
LOSSES BY BLOCK a co. AND LOUIS MEYER
SON.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DIspatch.I
DECEMBER 20, 1881.
DR.. Temple returned yesterday evening
from visit TO Mr.. n. w. Cabell and re-
ported that portion Of the lung which had
protruded had sloughed of, and hemorrhag
had ensucd, from which about pint OF
blood was lost. The Inflammation had ex-
tended from the prohuded portion Of the
lung 10 the parts connected with it-a state
OF the case which had been expected, and
IS not regarded us favorable. The pulse
was very weak and was at the same time
beating at the rate Of 1903 per minute.
One OF the tobacco-deaierS has Just re-
turned from New Orleans, and confirms
the statement made some days ago that the
DanvllIe tobacco-men will lose about $780,
900 by the failure Of ID. II. Block d Co.,
tobacco-i obbers, and about $4,000 By that
OF Louis Meyer & Son. Block d Co. have
proposed to pay forty cents in the dollar,
and Louis Meyer a Son ten cents in fhe
dollar. II Il said the creditors will accept
of the offer OF Block a. Co. ALPHA.
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Horrible Sight for a wife.

MONTGOMERY. \. Y, December 20.-W.
II. Farley, young and prominent ininer'
residing near Goshen, last evening went 20
the depot with his wife, who was 10 take
the Middletown way express train Tor
Hampton. On his return home, WINE
crossing the track near Otter Kills, be was
struck by the train his wife was waiting
for and instantly killed, the whole top OF
his head being cut Off. The train was stop
ped. and the body Of the unfortunate man
was taken on board and carried to Goshen.
As Mrs. Farley was passing to the cars she
saw the dead body Of her husband lifted
off the train.
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norrroIrRT COUNTY.
suyx.xpoAu VALLEY ROAD AND THE MILD
xxrxFER


WINTER.
correspondence OF the Richmond DispatehJ
FIScAsTLE, December 20, 1881,
Amid the general disgust produced by
Rcadlustcr doings.we are rejoicing IN , she
railroad boom throughout this region. Inc
Shenandoah Valley railroad Is running
trains now on the western end from blg
Lick 20 Cloverdale, and expects 10 reach
buchanan by March. Difficulty has been
experienced Ivy them In getting ties on the
line, and many thousand nave pee.' snil,
nrosnect begins TO open up also for the
axtension Of the Valley railroad, which
win make the fifth railroad for the county.
We are having fine open winter, great
God-send 10 those who from last summers
drought looked forward to winter with
great anxiety on account Of the scarcity OF
forage. Yours, a.
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by Il. ID. Chafiin & Co..
Real Estate Agents, brokers, aud Auctoneers'
No. north Tenth street. near Main.


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ or A MOST VALUABLE Ats MD mDSl, sIa,-
iihTFD Al TIE CORNER OF IWENIIrnl, :
WITH AND CARY STREETS, IN TIT Gil
on RICHMOND, NA.-Thc undefslgned' special
commissioners appointed by the thance;y tourIo
The city Of Richmond IN the snlt 81 Mayo Sis .,
dian, rs. Atkinson and nfs. VIII onef icr N"c ~
public auction. on tie premises
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1881,
nj O'Clock T.. NJ. the above property for tho prr-
pose Of division of the estate OF Robert ~ Mhyo'
deceased. ...,, ,,,-,r ~
The property consists of WELL-BUiL III
ICO feet. with THREE WINGS for drying-rOoms
" recently added within the past twelve
months about SO 900 have been expended upon inc
property in making the most modern impIoNc-
mefts with nice o.iccs, with waicr-closels atlach-
ed 10 the Office and on every ioor for NC OPERA
ttyes and also large brick coal-yault. which, WIN
other improvements. gives i an The advantages %
a modern mandatory. and VIII prove Eoou IN
ycsrmcnt, having at all times fentch Weilf MS
never been without tenant ana Is adhiraDi!
suited to any Kind of -. ....,,,,-,..
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS.
All shipmcnts can he made north. south. east, or
west without cost Of drayage. ny n slecldi tohN,-
niencc made by the Richmond ana DanNllie ran
road. lust across the street.
I'm one two. and three years, with per cent. lnie-
r,st DayabIe semi-aunuilly, and tile retained iii
the Whole purchasc-moncy u PAID ana convey
ance ordered by the Court ,,,,,,,,o,-
GEORGE II. BURWELL,
Special Commissioners.
Sale by II. II. CHAFFIS 4 Co.. Auctioneers.
Immediately after the above sale there VIII be
offered, on the same account, TWO NAhL Abif'
am street. de Is
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MARRIED on THE STAGE.-Last night at
the conclusion OF the performance Mt the
Theatre Comique Miss Lily De Witt and
Dir. John Franklin, members OF the com
pany, were united in marriage by the Rev
John Saunders, OF the NichOlsOn-Streei
Methodist church. The ceremony was
performed oil the stage in the presence OF
the entire company and quite large
gathering in the auditorium. the stricteSt
order and decorum was observed while tho
nuptial knot was being tied.
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THE YANKEE FARMER.-Mr. Denman
Thompson will appear at the Theatre on
Friday and Saturday of this week in his
very successful play called "JOshua Whit
comb, the Yankee Farmer" 1t enjoyed q
long and favorable run in New York, and
will most likely prove highly enjoyable.
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CONCERT AT CLAY-STEEET BAPTIST CHURCH.
The choir OF the Pine-Street Baptist
church, assisted by some of the best anna
teur talent of the city, will give concert
at the Clay-Street Baptist church tonight
A fine programme has been arranged for
the occasion, and a pleasant time is pro-
missed to those who attend.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES DECIDED.-Some time
last July an accident occurred on the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad, at Joshua
dam, by which George Moon, a brakeman
i'm the employ Of the road, lost his life.
Shortly afterwards u suit for $4,000 dam
ages was instituted in the Circuit Court OF
Richmond by f. Il. Spencer, administrator
OF the deceased, against the Allegheny
Company. The ease came up yesterday,
and the jury returned verdict in favor OF
the defendant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-22

BrRNETT's COCAINE softens the hair
when harsh and dry; soothes the irritated
scalp: affords the richest lustre; prevents
the hair from falling off; promotes Its
healthy, vigorous growth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-22

BUY no HOLIDAY PRESENTS WITHOUT
see5pg DR.. scotps beautiful Electric Hair
and Flesh-Brushes. They Arrays benefit
The acsp, and marvellously cure Headaches,
Neuralgia, Dandruff, Falling Hair, Bald
mess. Rheumatism, etc. Price refunded II
not rs represented. AT Drug and Fancy
stores,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-22

POLICE CouRT.-The following cases
were disposed of yesterday;
Riley Brown and Coleman Meyer Doth
colored). charged with aSsaulting and beat
ing one John Coleman, were discharged.
John Coleman (colored), charged with
cutting Riley Brown with knife, was sent
on to the grand jury.
Michael Ryan, charged with assaulting
and beating Joseph Brown, was fined 500.
George Sherman (colored), charged with
throwing rocks in the street, was lined -.
John Farmer, charged with being disor-
derly i'm the market, was discharged.
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Nv ". II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
rI,HOSE TWO DESIRABLE TWO-ST

THOSE TWO DESIRABLE TWO-STO-
L RY BRICK TENEMENT DWELLINGS,
Nos. G23 AND G25 NORTH FOURTH STRELl'
FOR SALE BY AUCTlON.-By request OF the
owners who are nOn-residcnts, and for the pur-
pose Of settling estate, we shall sell by auclOn
on the premises. ON
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER %, 1881
at o'clock i. NJ. the residue Of the properly oi
aid estate consisting Of the abOyc-named VAL
TABLE PROPERTY ON the cast line Of Fourth
street between Leigh and jackson streets.
These DWELLINGS contain i've rooms each
with kitchen. &C., are occupied 10y good tenants,
and have always rented readily ~ a good rental.
The LOTS are about lSN9O feet cach.
TERMS: One third cash the residue 10y negotla-
bic notes ut six and twelve months. with Interest
added, and secured by Il deed Of trust.
". II. LYME & CO.,
dol AuctionCcre.
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MOZART MUSICALE Owing
TO the occupancy of Mozart Hall the regu-
lar weekly musicale is postponed to Satur-
day evening.
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A DMINISTRATRIN'S SALE or VAL
"A UABLE BEOOk-ANENI PROPERTY
Ar PUBLIC AUCTION. on TIE PREMISES,
LOCATED on CORNER OF EROOk AVE
NUE. AND MARSHALL STREET: LOT ~ .
FEET FRONT BY About 1877 FEET DEEP
At the request of Mrs. e.. Schuilc. adniui -t-ariN
Of x. Schultz, deceased. we Will sell nc public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER so. ISL,
M O'Clock J.. W. tie above located auiYcry
valuable LOT or GROUND. now under .:,ir rental
10 good tenant
Tho Improvements being made I'm This part OF
the city re- daily adding t0 the value OF property
and this sale offer, a rare opportunity for proitt-
be investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance ia -.N, twelve
and eighteen months. with u per cent. interest 10
he secured By deed of trust on the property.
T.. b. CIlAFFlN e CO..
dc 90 AUctionCcr-.
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
V'HE BRICK STORE AND DWELL
4 ING No. 1872, AT THE NORTHWEST COR
NER OF CARY AND JEfFERSON STREETS,
AND TIE BRICK DWELLING, NO. 10, AD-
JOINING. AT AUCTiOS-On
THURSDAY, DECEMBER o2D.
az O'Clock 7. W., We will sell. upon the premises,
the PROPERTY situItcd rs above
No I22 Is occupied by Mr.. 4. II. Anderson rs q
store. with dwelling above. and is fine stand for
business.
No. 100 has eight rooms, and is very pleasant
residence. .
Both houses arc comparatively new, are wei
built and in good order. and they az all times rent
readily 10 good tenants az fair rents.
TERMS one third cash; balance ~ SIX ana
twelve months with interest Or If desired, longer
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
de lS AuctiOnCcrs.
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OFFIcE or the CITY CoLLEcToR.l

OFFICE or THE CITY COLLECTOR,l
RICHMOSD. Va November 30, 1881.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY from 9
o'clock \. NJ. to 8 o'clock T.. NJ. from the 18TH
TO THE 31ST DAY OF DECEMBER inclusive,
for the purpose Of receiving from any person who
has already paid one-half only ofthe CITY TANES
charged to them the remaining half.
TEN PER CENTUM
win be added 10 the amount Of said remaining
half where the party assessed shall fail 20 pay on
or before December 3lst.
Any person having failed 30 pay half Of the tax
assessed against them In June and shall fail % pay
the whole amount on or before December 3ist viii
be liable 10 penalty OF
TWENTY PER CENTUM
upon the whole amount assessed against them.
4. II. WOODSON,
de lin City Collector.
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FIRENES's nEUNIoN.-~The annuaI T.'
union of Steamer Company No; o. ilooh,
and-Ladder Truck Company NO. l. a,u
Hose Company No. viii occur az IN,
Broad-Strcet engino-house on THURSDAY
evening, January 9th. ri.
The following committees nave the 'lia'i
in charge: Committee Of arrangement
George W. Lee, W. II. Taylor, q. Il. Jen'
nings, w. L. Moore, ii. =. Vance, f.
Lowe. and James ii. ParSon. COMMITTEE
on Invitation M. r. Phillips, a. L. MI
nor. and J. L. WalthalL. Reception Com,
mittee-A. l.. Fuqua, James Sheppard, and
Edward III. Fisher.
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SUPPER AND BANQuET.-On Iucsuay nlsn'
Monroe Lodge No. 90, hni2his OF iono'
which meets at Tholrs Hall. west Broad
street were officially visited and Inspected
by Grand-Dicta.or Thomas c. Morton and
Past-Trand- Dictator John c. Teller, who
comnlimentcd the Lodge on its effective or
sr,nization and perfect work. When the
f'odge adjourned It was to a splendid sup
ner snread in the banquei-hall OF the Lodge,
watch was attended by the above grand OF
ficers and other invited guests. covers
were laid for fifty. Several addresses .,
special interest to the order were made anu
very happy time was had generally: ne
Knights OF Honor have seyerai nourisn'"s
lodges in this city.
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WANTED, a WHITE GIRL Zone from
w the country preferred 10 assist in nursing
and homework for a small family. To one De,
,,rcon the ages of twelve and eighteen YEAR, and
who can come well recommended. a home for one
or mort years will lie given. Address or apply 20
". :. PITCHER,
do 0o-lt 9l3 west Grace street.
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AUCTION sALEs--Future Days.
by -. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auciionccr,
1li3 Main street.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY !. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auciionccr,
11i3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ HOUSES AND LOTS. .,
on NORTH LINE OF MARSHALL hIkEbI
BETWEEN COLLEGE STREET AND
JAIL ALLEY.
SMITH AID AIS Chqncery Court city of Rich
II. II. BnowS. mond'
By,irtue of decree ofRichmoud Chancery Court
entered December 10, 1881. Ia "A snit styled rs
above. we. the special commissioners therein APP
pointcd, will proceed TO sell By public auction' on
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. 91ST DECEMBER.
at 4 O'clock l.. NJ. the aforementioned PROPEk-
TY. being DWELLING No. l4us east Aiarshall'
between COLLEGE street and jail alley ndJaccht 10
and adjoining the Iancastcran school, fronting on
said street TWENTY-FIVE and half feet more or less
Also. another HOUSE I'm rear Of same property.
TFRMs: one fourth cash: balance six, Twelve
and eighteen months. intersi added, ana tlie re,
rainpd until all purch1sc-money Is paid ana deed
ordered by the Court. THOMAS n. PA6E.
&. s. L. pATTESON,
Special Commissioners.
!. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctonecr.
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account Of weather TIL
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1881.
dc 22&Ja3.4
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by Jas. Macdourall. Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
T ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
IL OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, CLOTH ING'
STOVES. MOLASSEs, &C, AT AUCT1ON.-On
FRIDAY, ODD INSTANT,
M 1OIS o'clock will sell at my store, without re-
. WALNUT HAIR-LoTH PARLoI SUITS;
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, and other WARD
BUREAUs, wAsHsTANDs, BEDsTEADs'
Walnut SOFAS and PARLOR CHAIRS;
BRUSSELS, TEREE-PLY, and other CAR
CANEan,d WOOD CHAIRS:
HAIR and STIU
l WHEELER & WILSON and several other SEW
ING-MACItlNES;
Several excellent COOKING, SELf-FEED-
ING, DlNlNG-ROOM, and other STOVES,
Also. 80 barrels NEw ORLEANS MOLAssES,
TOILET-SOAPs, CL0TlliNG, Zee,
dc 22 AuctiOneer.
By Jno. T.. Laugliton, Jr. Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.
DARLOR SUITS, FURNITURE, CAR
i PETS. STOVES, &C., AT AUCTlON.-On
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 23D,
ut 0 O'Clock, viii sell, two doors below my auc-
/ VELVET PLUSH PARLoR SUIT, in good
order:
l WALNUT PARLOR SUIT:
Several SECONDHAND CARPETS;
MARBLE-TOP TABLES;
SELF-FEEDiNG and other STOVES:
| excellent SINGER SEWjNG-MACIlTNE;
BEDSTEAD>. BUREAUS. MATTRESSES;
| roll DOMESTIC CARPET-ncw;
SIDEBOARDS, TIN SAFES:
An invoice Of BOYS BOOTS and NOTIONS;
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES generally.
JNc. T.. LAUGHTON. JR..
de % AuciiOncer.
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Real Estate Agent and kuctionecr,
1113 east Main street.
rT,RUsTEE'S SALE OF TWO LARGE
Il VACANT LOTS ON THE WEST LINE or
IfNfON STREET BETWEEN FRANKLIN
STREET AND TIE FREIGHT DEPOT OF
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated November o.
1878, aud executed to the undersigned trustee
recorded In the clerks Office OF the Chancery court
-. T.. lib u, page 40. and default having been
made In said deed, and being required 80 To do Dy
The beneficiary, 1 will sell at auction, on the
premises on
TUESDAY, DEcEMDEE 9TH.
AT ONE O'CLOCK T.. ~,
the above PROPERTY, described In said deed rs
follows 4" Lots Nos. 2 and ), according 10 u plat
of said properly annexed 20 decd dated October
10, 1g75, from James Peasants, commissioner, 10
samuel hfaccubhin. recorded In Decd-Bouk log,
page 4Ij. Richmond Chanccry Court" Lot No.
. fronts 80 feet, with depth Of lgl feet. the rear
line being 9 feet Lot No. ; fronts 80 feet on an
alley with depth of 81 feet.
Parties owning property ON Franklin street
should attend tllls sale, this property joins Tie
rear Of their premises for distance OF l9l iect
from Union street west.
TERMS: Cash as to $500, with interest from the
9th day Of February, 1873. and expenses OF sale,
ard balance In six and twelve months, Interest
added, and secured by deed of trust.
WILLIAM l.. ROYALL.
Trustee.
j. TnoMPsov BRowy, Auctioneer. lie II