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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-28
DICHMoND AND PETERSBURG

DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
IL RAILROAD COMPANY. -Coum,-.t
SUNDAY. AUGUST %, 1851, trains on On. a
will run as follows:
AZ RtCHMOND-SOUTH.
$40 r.. NJ, FAST MAIL, Siily. Mako through
connections for savannah. ~>fuI-U.U
AZ Petersburg. Pullman pI.... ~tt.-
ing Cars between Milford. Sd, Ut
Charleston.
1850 A.. A.. THROUGH MAIL. daily, connecting
for Raleigh. tHtrleetoU. Aus
Aiken, savannah, and JIlF.nr- .t.
StOps al SHOPS, Chester, t.r...a
DreNry's BiuE. on signal f....
SLEEPER between New l.sh a..
Charleston ON This train.
500 =. NJ, FREIGHT, daily exon. SUNDAY.
7:2O a.. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except sunday.
PETERSBCRG-NORTH.
AIS A.. 81, FAST NAH, daily. stops only
Chester. Pullman ~Irfp,r- .c.a.
Charleston aDd Milford. Va.
7:3O A. VI, FREIGHT, daily eXceut ~ur'.r.
$3.50 Z. NJ. THROUGH MAIL. daily, r.lItf
WITH Richmond, Frrier,k-.I..
Potomac railroad for aI I,l. A".
ana West; slso making r.H.t
with chesapeake aad Ohio rl.r IItI
the Virginia sItiuss aud tl @
North aud West. This tlIiu - a.
Manchester, Chester, and ttn'E
Pullman slecpcrs 600 this trIE .e-
tween Charleston auu Ntw l..h.
500 p. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except SUNDAY.
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BY Grubbs q williams, ar
Real Esiaie Agents and A~uctioueers,
rLyenth street bet cen Main aud Bank.


THE TRULY DESIRABLE THREE
i rToRY BRIIK nrslpEN.E 20; lVos Nv EA re-.
auest OF Mr. John q. SPOTS we will sell by suctoh'
upOR The premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5rH,
A, o O'Clock r. ST.. the HkNDsOME
occupied by HIN. situated as above. ..
n was built for private use, and no eApsusc w
maine were srared to make II perfect Ia every DEAN
OF plan. anisb. aud appearance.
THE BASEMENT has front entranee, sna ~
taIns a hail and two dining rooms, connected Dy
sliding doors, with two chlga. presses In saeh rooin
extending from floor TO ceiling.
THE FIRST FLOOR has a WIDE hah ann t"o
snlendid paIlOrs. with "A large library attached
THE SECOND FLOOR has two large cAanlOers'
with elects aud two small chambers. and a large
baiII-roon with 4 Fireplace. and four hnen-pretses.
THE THIRD fLoOR has two large ana one
small chamber.
The back porch extends i've stories above the
basement. .
win stationary iu0s for not aud coid rsteri ser
vants' rooms: greenhouse with q fuinace; Drlck
stable with three stalls and space for two carriages
and hOstler's room.
White marble mantels Through ihe greater partoi
the house.
The lot fronts 36 feet 8 inches, and runs back l52
feet TO = wide paved a icy.
The situation IS one OF the most denghttui IN INC
city. In the midst OF handsome residence Tet'rtu
and pleasant. ana yet within two blocks or the
Capitol, and within a few minutes walk oil tue cen
ire OF the business part OF the city.
IL would be- difficult for the most fastidi9ns taste W
suggest any particular I'm which this property could
be improved, either ina location, plan, 1nish' or con
aItion, rs n h~rst-class residence for a business or
professional man.
We most C0rnestly ask the attention 81 pertouH
wishing such a properly to this sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at six, tweivei
and eighteen months, with interest.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
90 "a Auciinneers.
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er.rx~oS. Va. September -, 1881.
Rlifors LSspatckS Not long since ! saw
a. announsement which was made oy one
of the of6cers OF the yorktown Ceutennia,,
and which appeared Ia your ptper, ~ N
.av ono wh wished 70 contribute anything
co no placed IN the box that y " DC put w
tsn york,own monument could DO so re.
49, = ccrtain time. 1 hsye foseotten toe
length Of time.
u nave In my possession aSopper ceUt
whteh xv.s made IN the year ds87-neaTly q
A..dred years ego. THIS cent wae used
during the carly days Of the republic, aoo
"a coutse Il new out OF circulation. %
enc side apd ia the ceutre, and surrounded
nv little rings Joined together, appear toe
words % We are one" On the reverse II
The word ..Fugio,v aud Just opposite Sne
..Tucfo y are tue figures "s7S1." bet~een
the "Facfo" and the "I7S1" Is WA.
seems 10 he q coat-of-sruF. upon wnlc1 1Ie
some words. which, after 80 much
are now entirely ~illegibie. just below ths
s~upposed coat.of.arms are the words n'Nu
Your Business"
send this coin thinking that itmay DC :
slight addition 20 the aumber OF reVe'
witch no doubt have been ALREADY eo""t
buted. Not knowing the address OF any o,
the officers Of the yorktown C~enienniai'
would b. much Obliged II you WouIo LOT
ward It TO any enc OF ibem, snd u II u .V'
Iaie / would be much obliged II you woui'
return u 10 me here.
Respectfully,
JAMES Mcdowell CARRINGTON.
rye shall turn this coin over 10 W'b
FSaacs. ESQ, who has charge OF all sucI
coinS1
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A yoaeg lady living a good way out il
Che county who "keeps company as TIL
Ysnkees say. With y eswky, freckiedAaeee
youth, recently said te him "Charley, 1
lore you iust the lme as ever, but j hAy,
y come friends from the city coming TO see
y sne next week. aud / want you 10 stay AVA
Hot awhile, ~ they might think our &C
. quxintances not high toned enough" Char.
Icy f. stu staying away.
The Franklin (Southamptoa) Gqsette ssys
at ad0rds us pleasure 10 report that Mr..
Robert w. Screws. one OF our countrymea.
held tn high esteea by all WHO know him,
has The good fortune TO recover bis voice.
Mr.. Screws Is ifty-seFen vearsssf age. and
Tor eighteen yesrs has not been abe TO speak
above q whisper"
signor BriguoIi has composed q duet,
called "A Night in Naples" which he will
sing with Mics kellogg Ia their coming con-
cert season. IL r. written for soprSpo and
tenor, or for soprano and contraltO. Erig.
noll IS not 0 novice 10 composition, and no
man understands vocal melody better.
Marvin's fifteenth wife REPORTS from Min.
neeota. The returns are coming Ia slowly.
A few districts In Florida remain 10 be
heard from. but II Ia probably safe to say
be Is eleeted--to serve good long term 10
the penitentiary. on CITY Derrtek.
Johu j. Dyer has been nom!uated by the
L0alitionists OF Southampton for the House
OF Delegates. Pretlow will see that he
stsys st home.
Bon. John Z. Kenps and General Joseph
y, aobnston were In Norfolk Monday.
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UNDERTAKEN
A RTHUR ROONEY, rEsz1-
IA UNDERTAKEN y BURIAL 49,
CAS- MANUFACTURES.

telegraph. city, and letter orders. AZ LOWEST
PRICES, day or night. Funerals attended Wiib all
the n~rst-class requisit,s. Office nc furniture ware
rooms. Governor and Franklin streets.
an 2s-eOd
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BEAUTIFUL DOMESTIC INCIDENT" Come
here. Reginald. Can't you kiss the lady 2
That's a good boy" said a New Haven
mother, as she coaXed her pet TO stop for a
moment the process Of parbOillng his thumb
In his mouth. my, what a dirty face that
boy has" was the exclamation Of the frank
caller. eyes, l know but you see by the
time / get through washing faces for eight
children the first onc washed gets dirty
again. It's a great deal Of care, you
Know $50 1t is, come to think. II | were
you I'd hire a hose-cart to stop here every
half honr aud rinse 'em off," HydroststiC
GOODNESS now exists between these ladies'
Neu HdUen ReQiSter.
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SOCIETY ITEM.-Two young men went to
Henderson TO see the Misses Jones, two
very estimable young ladies there. A col
ored girl came TO the door aud the follow
ing conversation took place "Are the
Misses Jones in p" "Yes, sab Mrs. Jones
am In. Does YOU want TO see her ?" mo;
we want to see the Misses Jones" "Mrs.
Jones-dats what | said." 1--WE want to
see the Misses Jones; can't you under.
stsndi" "Course kin. De Mrs. Jones
am de old lady. OATS de only missUs IN dis
heah house." "CoDfOuud It, we want to
see the ola ladS's daughters +" "Ob, de
Miss JoneseSl Why didn't YOU say sof l
reckon yOu'se bofe drunk."-DetrSit Free
Press.
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FLOR the Dispatch
RalrOhnoGl.

Onant bits Of rhy me and snstches OF old song
Itnru the nsFes mere aud there aud sigh;
Vacne men Dries that TO my heart Will ibreng'
FAINT. childish scrAwis, ! smile ana pass hehh Nv
Oh, friends OF old-ip time long gone how dear
Now I~oatlered far, ard some have reached Tue
And others with us seem yet not so near
AS in the days that we nov caH"the od.'
Ana careless hearts that loved Ne for a day,
Yes msde that day the very axis seem
OF an our life. forever aud Away,
Revolving round The SHADE" OF 4 cream
All. what Is lfe hut counting OF Old tearef
And what Is death but rest from weary PAIN
That rest deferred through lengths OF hope"s'
years,
C.Y.Y.
RICHMOND, September, 1881.
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EdSRrd Paysou Weston, OF pedestrian
s.me 81 now a regularly-cnployed tea.
neroncr advocate OF the Church OF England
Temperance Society.
The memorial services at the Chrlst'sn
| church, PbiladeIphia, were oDduc'e ny
Pew. l.. Richardson, of virgins
TrY HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE instead
NJ lemons or lines ia your scid drinks: ~
is moro healthful, and quenches the thirs'
| moFe effectually than either.
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.s The Old Love-,

-
.. lyon love me-Only me. DO ] not known
were gone, your life would be no more
Than hia who. hangeriuP on a rocky shore,
81 npwreGked. alone, observes the ebb ana now
of hopeless ocean widening forth below,
And s~ remembering all that was before.
Dear. I BELT We ~, a. your strong hearts core
4 an the nfe--no need 10 tell me so.
And yet-Ahi husband, though ! be more tan,
NOre worth your love, and though YOU loved htf
not,
fFIse must YOU have some different, deeper name
for loving mel. dimly I seem aware.
As though YOU conned old stories long Forgot
Those days are with yOu-h came.
q The mountain traveller. jsVouS on his way,
Looks on the vale he left sud calls ~ fair,
Then counts with pride how far he IL nom there
And stfil ascends. Aud when nv fancies stray,
Pleased with Iigh. memories Of a bygOne day,
wouid not have Sgrin the thinSS that were.
lake their thought like fragTaBee Ia the air
OF flowers I gathered In 10y childish PLAY.
And tbou. my very seui, can IL touch thee
III remember her or ] fOrGetf
Does the sun ask n the white stsrs Be sett
Yes, I rscall-shali many times. may be-
Recall Ibe desr old bOyish days again,
The dear old boyish passion. Love, what then =
AUGUSTA WEBSTER.
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A CoLORED DIVINE on LOCUsTs.-At a
colored baptizlng near Milton last Sunday
week the preacher was talking about John
the Baptist In the wilderness. He said
there was a difference between the locust
and the locusses-" the locust was these l,.
tie pods that growed on trees, but the To-
cusses was liking insects, and thsrfore JOhu
the Baptist lived on living insects, and the
honey was called wild because the bees
that made 1t was Wild" His calculation OF
the subject was attentively receiyed.-Mit
ton Chronicle.
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BY VI. GosslE-
Real Hstste Auc'ionesr.
,osrre Eleventh and Eahk streets.

NJ -
GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
- TaEN OF ONE HUNDRED ACRtS IN
uANnTFR COUNTY sEVEk HlLES. LAST of
Rps umoNDs on TIE MAIN Road LhhDlNG
I'll oTR CHURCH, AND OF A
IN ACT or FORTYFfNE ArEES =
TiiEREVO. WITH VALUABLE fLQuH-h WILL,
&C. THERFOS.-As trustee IN = deed from Joun
n nerbeart aud wife dated f8h haIch. lhaV, snd
.ecordsst I'm Hanover Connts Court clerks once, 1e.
fsuii having been made Ga the payment OF lhe 1eot
secured by the said deco, snah,a A. 'he r~4u"''oi ~
creditors secured by said deed on
MONDAY, OcroBEn 10. 1881,
AZ 70 O'Clock NJ. expose to sale AZ public auction, "
Iroutof the custom-hOuse. In the CITY o. hlchHionu'
10 The highest bidder, The following pieces oil pro-
pertys Il a.. oorntv NJ
Hanover on the main road FROM Olu ChuIcn,o Ne
chanicsvilie, containing 100 ACRES ana IHkEE-
FIgtITUS of AN ACRE. tn this tract lhere u an
c-celbpt RAN DWELLING. a good sIOhE'
and other buildings, snd well ADAPTED Tor q trucklhg
fsrrn. reaidence. snd couBtrs tt0rr.
second. The PROPERTY IN ne saia county 0l
Hanover known az Brandy branch hll: or beiLs
| Little MIL" containing 40 ACRES. so1 ming me
lands OF ". L. C0Sardin, MS. tirubbs. ana d. An'
never. Thl' MILL haI an established Itputauon
for the manufacture OF four, And 10 ftgaieeu NeIg
TERMS OF SALE: Cash eBouEh 10 pay expenses
of A,Ie and tg47 "a, with inteTett at IL per cent
per annum on .62o, part thereof, from september
y 1891: and as 20 the residue on "A cTedi, OF nlne
and elshteen months, interest added on the cIe1lt
IustAlnents, ana the credit indictments stCuIe0 ~ a
tT1iSt Decd. WILLIAM H.. GWATHnEl.
a1EG tih'fNFH
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By Frank D.. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate AuctiODeers,
llOS Main street.

GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, A%uctloDeers.
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AmouC The many methods OF sw'ndhns
adorned by New York shsrpers Is that OF
edve<tislng fo< a partner 10 some toestrieal
Enterprise In which the profits ere always
10 BE large. The victim Is msSe to pay :
CERTAIN suw IN advance, and Is promised
tte position OF treasurer with q sxed salary
FsRt the great enterprise lsrecr stsrleo'
|the salsry Is never paid, and afecr the man
eger has 8i,ted from the scenes that new
aim once the poor dupe lnds o bad'y "e
has been swiudied.
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SALEM. ROANOKE COUNTY, Va,

September 20, 1881.
Editors Dispatch t; WIZ some OF your
subscribers be 80 Kind - 10 INFORM lne
where the following quotation may DC
found: "Tbey say the most OF men aie
80 Ior beinr a little bad.' QUERIsT.
The lines may be found 10 Measure Jor
Measure, act ", scene l.. They read as iol-
lows:
.Tb,y sav hest men are moulded out Of faults
ana Tor the most. become much more the oeUer LOT
hgfpR a little bod.m
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HBR LEGAL REPREsaNTArIvE.-4 woman
rather stability dressed entered a store on
Austin avenue and asked the merchant at his
desk 10 give her q doltar for the support OF her
aged mother. "Yeu can't come that game
on me. Your mother died fast week.
"WeH, aiu't I her heirf Don't l represent
berf~-fexqS HiftgSgs.
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CARPErs, OEIrCLOTHs. &C.

CARPETS. 0IL.CLOTnS. Gel have
" jusr received my FALL STOCK Of goods.
CARPETS. OIL-CLUTHs. RU9S, MATS and
o. an grades. C0rnIcs, LRec, and Dam
ask CURTAINS Of the latest styles Shades,
Hollands, sc. PAPER hangiugs of all styles. which
] am Offering AZ lowest pr1ces. All orders promptly
attended 10. Work done In iowa and conniry
A.. JENNINGS.
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nv W. Goddln. Aueuoneer.

DRUSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE
81 oT-V-uJIJ. IN HANOVER pOUNTY,
GR0IiT SEVEN mILFS EAST or RICHMOND;
As trn.tee in a deed from gohn &. Defh,art SUD
wife. dated l2ih september, 1870, Apu tecordeu In
Hnaoyer County-Court clerks Onice-default hhv.
ing ben made I'm the naymeut ~ the debt secures
by the snld deed--I shall, 81 the reqsest OF the cre0i-
tor secured by said deed. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1881,
TO o,e,ock n. sxnose IN sale at public auction,
I'm fr0at Of the custom-hOuse In the ciiY OF ken
moud. 10 The highest bihd-r. thAt valuable pro-
uprtv known a. NDI-BRAflB III OF
BFLL,S LITTLE MILL. in the county % Hanover,
near To ihe main road lesding 10 Old Church. HbOu!
seven mics east OF Richmond. This initi ms an
established reputation for the manufacture oi nout'
TERMS or SALE: Cash enough To piy excuses
Of sale and 1890, with interest At o per cent rer
nnuun from February IS, 1879. ana Sl9S, and on
a credit az To tbe residue Of nine and eighteen
months, Interest added on the credit instruments
and The credit inIalmsnts secured nv 2 trust deed
80 2S W. l.. COWARDIN, Trustee.
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ny b, n chsma q Co,
Pal Enaie Aactioneers.

A ucryoN SALE or a NICE LITTLE
AFSRM ~ CHFETPRFfBsD. COuNJl;
saun SaIx wu.ks FROM MANCHESTER On
TnF MtriUTHAN TCRNPiKg,-Atth the relus.s
~ ibe osner. Mf. A.. v. Scherer, Who u reihcs.ns ~
the eltt, we will sell By pubic auei'oh o"
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER S6Th,
AT 10 O'Clock NJ. bis nice litse FARhI 9eS'ea ~
ako.s ana contafniaR 90 ACRES. with 10 acies
,,ooa WOOD land. 1ue DWELLING Is iraine- rlnH
brlch basem emit and contains six rooms. Win spatn
Std ~sIl oG ~ater in Inc yard, and the usual owl
bnilsines. AEo. good orchard OF lOC treeE-ApF'es'
psars. peschee, &c. ,ha farm &c
InmediAisly- aftsT TIE sac o, ,ss ,ciT .
IYIDtIGUs. HARROWS. &c AHD'
TWO COWS. and n CALI. u.as,
TWINS: As 10 farm, one thlrd cash. oaia"Ns'
twelve and etcateen months
' U. y. CHAPLIN 4 2.
@o1 os27&2e Auctioneer%
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By Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents ana A%nctloneers'
Eleventh street between MaiA and Banb.

Eleventh street between Mails and BanE.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF A LARGE
L NUMBER OF BUILDING. LOTS On LhU;
REL AND CHERRY STREETS, SOUTH Or
GARY STREET. AT AUC1ION.-ln execution u
a deed Of trust fro n Lewis u. Haryle and VIE 20
the subscribers. as trustees dated May IL. loio,
and duty recorded, being thereto Repaired % ne
uariies secured, we will sell by auction upon INC
premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER Sd,
commencing at AZ o'clock r.. W.. the following
PROPERTY conveyed In aid desd-t wi
Isl. A LOT on tie west side Of Laurel between
Cumberland and Beverly streets. adjoining ~. An
dr,w chapel, 60 feet by about $40 feet
2d. A o on the west side Of Laurel between
Kevprly aud AlbeInarle streets. beginning 30 feet
north Of AlbeTnsrie street, 269 by shout 1877 feet.
Sd. ALOT az the southeast corner Of Cherry ana
Beverly streets, 60 by 1873 feet.
Attn. A or on the east side Of Cherry street, be-
sinning 60 feet north Of Albemsrle street, 6O Oy
An OF these lots run back 10 alleys 20 feet wide,
and they will be sold In such parcels rs bidders may
desire.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale to be for
upon the fOllOwiug terms-tO wit, enc third cash I;
balance at tw, I've and SIX months, with interest, or
an cash, as purchasers may prefer.
We invite attention 10 mis- sale, As ihe properly Is
situated IN a rapidly improving part OF the city,
and persons OF small means will be able 10 buy upon
the terms given. j. ".
A. D.. WILLIAMS.
Trustees.
CRTRBS q WILLIAMS, AuctiOneerS. sell
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER. TEA, aud TOILET-SETS, I'm
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE
CREAM-SETS Of the latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS in al
the Ia. est designs;
| RICH CUT-GLAss, BRONZES, SC.
The largest stock ever exhibited IN this city. Call
| and look Al them. r.. q. TAYLOR,
Sc l6 No.. lOll AiAiu street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESlRA-
l BE BUILDING LOTS ON FAST SIDE
T~WENTY-SIXTH BETWEEN MARSHALL \
STREETS, CHURCH HILL, Al AUG
.TION.-On
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1881,
Al . o'clock p. NJ. on the premises. | viii sell al
auction, bfIug required so 10 40 by the benz fciary
10 a deed recorded IN Off e clerk Of Richmond
Chan, er. Court d. .. III G., page 1866, the Pro.
PERRY described therein, as tOtiOws 40 fret OF
GROUND on east aide Twenty-siXth between Mar
shall and cay streets, running back between parallel
lines 1Z2 fe't TO an alley.
These LOTS arc very prettily located, ana adJcln
the residence OF Mr. ". VI. Parrish.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expenses Of
sale and a note of $3.50; balance In twelve months
secured by deed Of trust aud Interest added.
Sc 20 FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
l0l6 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY
i FRAMED DWELLING No. 7l6 BROOK
AVENUE, BETWEEN DUNAL AND BAKER
STREETS. AND ALSO FRAMED DIV ELLlNG
trust execnted by Boswell Valentine aud vile 10 The
undersigned trustees, dated september IL 1879,
Chancery Court, d.. 49,. ll5 C., page 1888. default be-
ing made In the payment OF a certain note secured
therein, aud being required so 10 do by the holder Of
the same, we will sell Dy auction, On
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1881,
on the nremiseI, at ) O'Clock L. W., the REAL Is.
TATE ab, We mentioned, being the same conveyed
by the said deed Of trust.
TERMS: cash as TO expenses OF sale ana a note TOT
5000. with interest from september H. 1881 Ddl-
aBce, II any, as aUnCugced 81 sale.
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD.
GEORGE II. POlNDEXIER,
Trustees.
FCRMAS UPPER, Auctioneer. Sc u
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by Grubbs 4 Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
batu.asn Main aud Bank.

.yTHREE BUILDING LOTS Al IhE
4 SOUTHWEST CORNER Oh ADAhS ~
ETHAN STREETS. AND THREE OIH.h
4 6Ts On THE SOUTH SIDt OF
STREET, WEST OF Al hUN-
TIoN~On
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2sTH'
at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, we will sell. upon the premises,
THREE Lots on the west side OF Adams street
between Gay and Leigh streets. AdJolnlng ne PIu-
street, each shout "a by l10 feet: alsO' IhhEE
OTHER Lott I'm rear Of me above. on the soalh
eide OF Pulkaui street, eachR2 by ,soS IeeE a,A
This Is a GOOD chaBce for cheap lots in a good ana
convenient neighbOrhOod.
TERMS At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
- AuctiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-28
by w. II. Lyme 4 Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and AuctiOneers'
lll3 Main street.

MISERABLE TWO-STORY BRICK
IL DWELLING No ~ NORTH .FOGkTH
STREET. BETWEEN LEIGH AND JACKSON
STREETS: ALSO. A DESIRABLE FRAME
DWELLING. No. 4O5, OF JACKSON SIREEI
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
FOR SALE BY A~UCTION.-At the request OF Inc
owners, who are uOn.residents, we hall sell boy auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1881,
At Z O'Clock Y. NJ, the sbOVe-nsmed VALUABLE
PROPERTY. The BRICK DWELLING has SIX
rooms. and detached kitchen Win two roomS-ul IN
good orisr. Lot ABOUT 20X02 feet.
The RAM DWELLING on Jackson street
lust I'm rear Of the above. Is a comfortable one, cOn'
taining three rooms. Lot about lG4X55 feet
Both or these dwellings are occupied ny good
tenants, are new yielding a good percentage on ut
pfIces Al ghtch they can be purchased, and should
M The attention Of these de.iring either
com Portable homes or good investments,
TERMS: one third cash balance by negotiable
notes al six aud twelve months, With lnttre1I
added, and secured by deeds or trust
W. II. LYME & CO.
40 ~ AuctiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-28
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

EOUR VACANT LOTS IN FULTON
IL Al the request Of the owner viii sell on The
premises
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1881
at 3 o'clock, FOUR DOTS-tw0 on the west SIDE OF
FOurth street near Denny street. ironing thereOn
"a feet 2 tpche. ard running back between p2fsLeI
lines 100 feet 3 inches, aud two on WILLIAMSBURG
avenue near Denny street, fronting thereon ~ ieet
aud running back between parallel hLe5 la Iee' y
inches.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In SIX. twelve.
and eighteen months, Interest added, and secured Dy
deed Of iruSt. J.. THOMPSON BROWN,
40 % AHctiOuGer.