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, 1881-09-10

STILL AHEAD.-Weeks ago the STATES.
MAS pablished the news Of the convention
held at Harrisburg, Alaska, to memorislize
Congress for territorial government. and
yet the news has only just been received by
the Associated Press. II there is dead and
gone old rooster anywhere he is sure to be
picked out by the Associated Press as their
reporter.
, 1881-09-10
Errors Of Youth.

4 GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED
N for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-.
mature Decay, and all the effects of youthful
indiscretion, viii for the sake Of suffering hu.
inanity, send free 10 al who need it, the recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing te
profit by the advertisers experience can DO 81
by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
ll3-u ~ Cedar Street. y. Y.
, 1881-09-10

Coop TO TIE To.-Lewiston partakes of
and has a small share of the prosperity of
the country consequent upon the advent Of
the iron horse. Situated As the town is,
there is nothing to prevent her becoming 4
metropolis. The STATESMAN will stand
in and do its best to achieve so desirable a
state OF affairs
, 1881-09-10

THE FAIR.-To make it beneficial TO the
country and a success to the Agricultural
Society it must be patronized, not alone by
going and paying your half dollar at the
gate, but by taking something there to put
on exhibition. Such things as the people
have, from fancy works aad works OF art,
the dairy and garden, to blootled stock and
fast horses. The people should have one
week of holiday and should try and make
that pleasant and profitable one, and can
do so by giving some attention to our annual
agricultural fairs. Mechanics should join IN
the exhibition, and help to fill up the pavil-
ion and make the fair worth seeing. The
Society are dong all they can and hold out
as good inducements as ever in the shape OF
premiums as they think they can pay, and
would willingly give much more induce
ments if the people would turn out as they
should and give it their support. We need
not expect large premiums until the people
take hold and make the fairs what they
should be, and what such county as this is
capable of doing. Since advertising the
programme the trustees, in order to give
more inducements to people to attend and
pstronize the iair, have increased the premi-
UNI for the free-for-all running race to $500,
and the result of this offer is that the cele
brated horses Trade Dollar" and PATSY
Duiiy," and probably Others, will probably
contest hotly for the first money. We hope
that everybody and their children may at
tend the fair. and that everybody may take
something to exhibit if it is nothing more
than pretty faces and baby show. So
turn out and 60 to the fair, and see if We
cannot all be benefited by it. ID not say
that the Society does MT offer enough pre-
mium for this or that, or that there will he
nothing there worth seeing. Recoliect that
unless the people do something to make a
fair, there will be none. 1t is expected that
the three in five ruhning race free-for-all
will he the fastest ever made in the North
west.
, 1881-09-10

ATTENTION is directed TO the Dayton ai-
vertisement of Frank Pierce, who has the
best and most complete harness and saddle
shop in the upper country east Of wslls
Walla. Mr.. Pierce is one OF the eldest citi-
zens in our sister county, and is thoroughly
acquainted with the wants of the people.
, 1881-09-10

will mail tfreel the recipe for a simple
WORKABLE BALM that will remove TAN
FRECkLES, PIMPLES and BLOTCHES
leaving the skin soft. clear and beautiful; also.
Instructions for producing luxuriant growth,
,.f h.kr on a oald head or smooth face. Ad-
dress, inclssing stamp, Ben. Vandell & Co, D
Beekinan Street. \. Y. ll3-tf
, 1881-09-10

THASKs.-To tie Idaho Park Association N
for . complimentary season ticket to their
grounds We can assure the noble Presi-
dent, Gel Haley. and Fred Epstein, Secre-
try, thx. nothing would sui. rs better than
to visit them again. bat we are waiting fer
the railroaa.
, 1881-09-10
THURsDAY, s2PrrNBBR l..

Third day-ll A. A-Exhihition Of carriag'
te lms and saddle horses
Best carriage team, $40.
Second hest carriage team, S5.
Best saddle horse, so.
1880 p. A.-Annual address.
P M.-Pigeon shooting match. Pure
slO. Best shot, $50; second, S25; third, Sl5
Spring trap, q yards rise. Ten birds each
Ties To be shot of at three pair Ten pei
cent. entrance parties entering to pay for III,
birds.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
Fourth dsy-10a. 4. ~ Parade in the arena
Of ali horses and cattle contestins for premium.
after which the judges will examine all ami
II ais, as also articles on exhibition and award
the premiums Blue ribbons to designate first
premiums, red ribbons second premiums, and
white ribbon third premiums.
IR- A-Rnnning race, for two-year olds, j
Of mile dash. Purse, SO; first colt, $50
second, S25.
3r N-Trottins race for 90 clsss Free
for all horses that never beat 80; mile heats,
3 in 5 t. harness. Purse, SI0Q. First horse,
SO: second. 30: third. SIS.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER l..
First day-l0 A. M-Grand exhibi; Of all
animals that have been awarded premiums.
l2:D p. M.-Running race, mile heats, ; in
); free for all Purse, sea. First horse,
$3.50: second, 500; third horse, so
3P. M-Trotting race. mile heats. 3 in ),
free for all Purse, 500. First horse, $50;
second. so
In all the above races there must Se II least
thrre Tn enter and 9 Ia go
Running races will he governed ly the Paci-
&c Coast rules. Trotting IN Re governed by
the National Association rnies Std
j. u. LAYAy, Secretary
, 1881-09-10
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

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TX hausted Vitality,
Sc minal Weakness,
Spermat"rrhua, Lost
Man Hood, Impoten-
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in matlIrrr yparS
, 1881-09-10
I7solvent's Notice.

In the District Court of Washington Terri
tory for the First judicial District there
Of, holding terms at Walla Nalla, IN
Walla Walla county, in said Territory
In the matter Of james III. Tuttle insolvent.
Whereas, the above named James H. Tut
tie has filed his petition in this court, praying
that Re may make a cession of all his estate
and be discharged from his debts. in pnrsu-
ance of an act Of the legislature, entitled An
act in relation 10 insolyent debtors. approved
January 3lst, 1867" Now, therefore, notice
is hereby given ~ the creditors of said insol-
vent to be and appear before the judge Of this
court, at his chambers, at Walla Walla,
Washington Territory, on the lst day ii Octo-
Der A. d. 1881, at 10 o'clock 4. ", 10 show
cause why the prayer of said insolyent should
not be granted.
4. REEVES AYEEs, CLERK.
By joan MILLER, Deputy Clerk 3i-5.
, 1881-09-10

GRANITE "A granite mountain exists
within . few miles of Lewiston, and rock
quarried from there Is well adapted for
building purposes and u fully equal TO Aber-
dssn granite Il admits oi high polish.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22

II was at Knoxville, and they were dis
epssjnc the new version. One said he was
vsrv sorry that the translators had In the
new version OF the New Testament lett
ont the doxology OF the Lords prayer.
" WeIl.v said the other. al am sorry they
have lett ost the doxology. l always did
think that PRAISE God, from whom ai'
blessings how,' the sweetest hymn In the
language"
The summer.hotel clerk, arrayed like the
lilies Of the field, PAGES pensively along tne
piazza listening to the sad informing OF Inc
sea and waiting patiently for the guest,
which, up to date, has not arrived IN paying
quantities. Still there Is time Cincinnati
Enquirer.
The report that yellow-fever has appeared
in Galveston has not been confirmed. Dr.
Hamilton, Supervising Surgeon General o.
the Marine Hospital service. believes the
statement 10 be erroneous.
There seems TO be some danger that thu
Democrats and Greenbackers may contro
the next House Of Representatives, accord
ing to the California Alta.
"Geutle Annie" Yes. 1t will be proper
| To work a monogram In the liver-pad whicf
the young ladies' are getting up for the pas
tor Of your church.
BY the burning OF their saw.mlli a
franklin, southampton, On sunday. X. .
& w. Neely, OF Portsmouth, lost $4,000
No insurance.
In Russia "hello" is rendered "Tziia
kanfi,krajapj iDzski," hence The telephone
can never be introduced into that country
Modern Argo.
The proper kind OF apparel to wear while
kindling fire with kerosene is an ascension
robe.
The Pittsburgh Telegraph remarks tina
the country seems to be prospecting greatly
under General Ben. Buffers long silence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22

UCTION SALE OF HANDSOME
a FgRNiTUEE APP g0T s Eg GOODS ;ss 1ss
quest OF Mrs. r G. H. smith, who Is declining honse'
Keeping, will SELF st public auction, ri her resi-
dence, No. TIA west franklin street, on
FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1881,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~. desirable FUR
NITURE and IIOU -EHOLD GOODS, consisting la
part OF the following:
ffPARLOR SUIT in Green Reps, comprising nine
CHAMBER SUIT complete, with Wardrobe and
l CHAMBER SURF complete. with Wardrobe, &C.;
OAK EXTENSION DfNiNG.TABLE,
1 dOz,n CHAIRS 10 match,
WALNUT SIDEROARD,
WALNUT DINING CHAIRS,
TFRTGEkATOR and FlLTERER.
PLATED WAREand WHITE FRENCH CHINA,
HAIR. and SHUCk-MATrRESSES.
PILLOWS, CARPETS. RUGS.
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C.. &C.;
And many other useful and ornamental articles
too numerous 10 mention.
This sale Is wor nv the attention Of all In want OF
NICE FURNITURE.
TERMS Cash.
X. Il. CHAFFIN 4 CO.. Auciloneers.
Sale by JNO. Il. LAUGHToN, Jr, Auctioneer.
~
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TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale limited amount Of RICHMOND
AND DANVlLLE RAILROAD PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS due In 1915 at l04 and accrued In.
terest. These bonds are secured by consolidated
mortgage on the Richmond and Danyt!le and Pied
mont railroads and the lease of the North Carolina
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these bonds, as
the annual report Of the company foi the year end
lug 30lh September, 1880, showed that the COM
pany had reduced lis debt over 100000 during
the two preceding years besides adding largely TO
its rolling stock 3Bd machinery, and purchasing
800 tons of new steel rails. For the seven months
ending Aprl 80. 1881 the net receipts OF the Iom-
psny exceeded $4,000, which Is equal 10 81 per
cent. on the capital STOCK OF the company. after the
payment OF interest, rents, and all other fixed
charges. ard expanding large amount for equip
ment, steel rails, and additional workshops.
THOMAS BRANCH & co.
The rectiDts of this company for carrying ne
mails for last April show an increase of over 100
per cent. over same month Of last wear, and for
freight of 80 per cent. Previous TO LIST of May 40
per cent. of the ATLANTA and Charlotte freight
business went ria the Carolina Central railroad.
Now all its through business goes by the Richmond
and DanvilIe railroad which viii add largely to ITS
income. my II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22
BY w. Goddin, Auctioncer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


GALE AT AUCTION OF THE LARGE
- AND VALUABLE PROPERTY ON TIE
NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN Gov
ERNOR AND OURTEENTH STREETS,
KNOWN As THE METROPOLITAN HAIL.
At the request OF the parties interested and for the
purpose OF winding up an old partnership concern,
will offer for sale mt auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1881,
AT o'clock p NJ, that valuable property located as
above, known as METROPOLITAN HALL" The
LOT has front of 1854 feet, running back about
100 feet. more or less, 10 an alley leading out 10
Governor street. he building Is not oniy large
one. brt it was originally very substantially built,
and Is well adapted Cor the purpose Tor when II
has long heen used hut with some notifications
could be converted into warehouse or maDufac.
tory. II is located equidisant between the Capitol
Square and xchange and Ballard Hotel, ard front
Ing on Franklin street. which has recently been
newly paved. should commend Itself 10 the auen-
ton Of capitalists as a sOld investment.
TERMS one fifth cash balance at six, twelve,
eighteen, aud twenty-fOur months for negotiable
oes interest added, half yearly. secured by deed
Of trust W. GODDIN.
10 I5 AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22
BY Robert D. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF THAT VAL
II TABLE PROPERTY ON MAIN STREET,
AT THE FOOT OF LIBBY-TIILL fOR MAR
SHALL) PARK. FRONTING on MAIN STREET,
AND RUNNING BACK TO THE PARk FRO
PFRTY.-At the request Of the executors of the
late Robert McCurdy will offer for sale. npOn the
premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1851,
AT 9 O'Clock 4. NJ, the PROPERTY above mem
tined, which has front of about $50 feet on Main
street. This property being contiguous 10 the Mar
shall Pdrs, which has recently been so nicely liked
I'D, and Is now undergoing extensive Improvements.
and being situated of the principal thorough
fares of the city. will in a short time greatly en-
hance in value. The new avenue TO thmboraxO
Park runs Immediately in its rear. The executors
are determined TO sell order TO wind the estate,
aud a bargain can be had.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal. and announced at
SALE ROBERT Il. LYME,
iel7 kuctOnevr.
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Awhile ago, said Mrs. DR.. A. A. Jordan,
81 Lincoln street, Worcester, Mass, one OF
ms friends from the South spoke to me very
highly of st. Jacobs Oil. / resolved to try
il on my patients, and must confess that
was surprised at the results. 1t has never
failed to cure all that it claims to, and pre-.
scribe il willingly and confidently to those
OF my patients who suffer with rheumatism,
sprains, and all bodily pains. 1t Is GER
tainly a wonderful remedy. and can high
~ recommend it to the public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22

- romsrocK MINER EXPLAINS rnc Al.
-" : pANY pfGnf.

~
1ANY rfGhf'
~ sns,cv,ue h from the Virginia Ci'y
.wsss S.S,soi - This thing il easy enough
~ ~.Szerst,pd.n remarked pioneer Of INC
CsS.sssssrf. with a glass Of beer Ia bis nano
- ~ Tree elbow on the bar. even see
ssrrss,rc hsd hts savori,e for The superin'
se~1encv Of the Federal Consolidated NINE
Ss,t - nominatin' committee OF one wms
~ The stockholders give bis ietscr tns
~rand rad and put no Garfield: ConS
80 nssur,lly sour, an began seiiin' we
900 short. and ofYerin' odds that Gar,
IA "a never get the billet Of the general
eIs<t,on. Garfield stood up fur awnsse
- sSis racket. hut finally he took wafer an
ssss Sor Conk. Seq be. Roscoe, let up on
- zane au' 70 In an bull the market an.
- :,s proxies. am I'll carry block OF OF
sscfSr fur ven an give you the say on wno,il
- shiSf boss in that big custom-housc dr,i.
~ ire New York level slvs wpack,
49, Couk: an' be goes out an blows dIsn'
IN on the racket, an holds up the marke',
N, hr1jls the stock, an gets proxies, an,
Cssr6rld wins. Then Garfield strikes ore
an, starts the mill an makes big cleanup.
Sork fbein' a toney rooster) didn't ask
Gsr6eld about the block OF stock tna'
he'd agree to carry, nor lisp WIS
per bout The shit boss. Pretty soon
Gar6esd put on lot OF trlenas OF
Ccnk's az common miners ct four dollars o
dsv am Roscoe's hair Just cufied, for DC
thought be seed that Jim Garfield was
roln' 70 do the white thing. But be hadnl
more's treated Arthur and Jonesy an tne
rest OF the boys on the head OF these irienos
O. his'n beia' set to work, whep-6iil- DC
gets It right under the ear. what does
Garfield do but put on Billy ROBERTSON
A shift boss on the New YORK lever
Roscoe was down on Robertson because
he had once gone into stock.pool, anC
after the wash sales began, Robertson
drew out and unloaded on the market
cleanin' out Conk and oil his friends
They were on growfD' and teeth-sbowin
terms, an Roscoe looked on him as the wus'
enemy be had an the meanfst skunk DC
knew. Gettin' mad at bein' fooled I'D tnl'
style by Republican tenderfoot IKE gar
6eid, Roscoe called fur his time, packed MS
blankets an hoofed ii home. when ne go'
there be published card asSln the STOCK
holders TO hold q special meetin' an make
MIN Actin Superintendent or at least boss
a the New York workin's Of the ne--ti
the next regular meetiu' fur eiectin' new
superjntendeut. The stockholders don'i
respopd very lively, for fear Garfield might
shut down on the dividends an fire their
friends, but when you come down to
bedrock on the whole proposition, burned
n auy decent man won't own up that Gar
field has acted like scrub, and that Roscoe
has a right to kick. Boys, here's to Roscoe
Conkling, a man that played fair, done the
worx he contracted 10 do, got control OF the
stock fur Garfield, put him into possession
OF the mine an boistin' works, an then got
hit In the nose an kicked down stairs, even
before be asked fur his wages"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22

by W. 6oddin,
Real Estate Auctiontcr,
Rfs<cu,h ard Bank streets.

<<wxsrs
COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
~ AUCTION sALEoFA SMAIiL rA AZ ~ WiTrtl
RiCKsBijRG xNDPyTOMAC RAILROAD MEAN
HUNGARY STATION -l,y virtue Of decree OF
Richmond Chancery Court OF the 18Th OF Jnne
1891. In the suit OF Ciix ms Bank Us. keppler &c.
Win sell at The Office OF the anciionter, on
SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1881.
at IL o'clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAND 10 th'
county OF Henrco about eight miles north OF KEN
mopd. very near 10 Hungary. Station. with q
FRAMED hwELLIN0, sc;, thereon. ". was , tme
wards OF his son, w. B. GIazebrook, and described
In the trust deed of the latter and his Vile TO me
lated 17h OF February. 1879, recorded 10 henrico
County Court on the 18TH Of February, 1879, a.
Containing . FORTY.0NE ACRES. be the same
more or less.- The frequent, rapid. ana cheap
transit between this place and the city makes II 4
desirable retreat, with advantages OF both country
aud town, as well rs assured good health.
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. for negotiable notes, iDterest
aided, and title retained until the pnrchase-money
Is pajd j. l.. APPERs0N,
c22 Commissioner aud Trustee.
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u,he osher eycu,ue, sslcr the mites. . num-
her 81 distinguished colored RcntIemen-
su,opr them Pinchback, Of LouIs'ans, ana
noS Harlan, Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u
tie residence Of the Rev. Mr.. Tanner, on
orthodox colorcd clergyman on Morgan
street. Poker docs not seem 70 De unortno'
dox from this good mlolsters s'anup ",nn,
and 40 q game was commenced. Wne'nef
the cIerrynsn participated does not sppear,
Int P,pchback did to bis sorrow. The game
was unlimited; he held three queens and :
nair OF aces, which Is considered good
ssnd Ia Louislans- worth 81, 700 at the low.
est estimate. He Is al present el,7oo out o.
nocket-a victim OF four deuces, and coioreo
society Is all agog over the event, tninking
snsat IN such reckless fashion the Rev. Tam
ner may have to raise enough by subscrip'
ton among bis congregation TO defray BIS
expenses home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22
BY Frank ID. Hin 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
HOS Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" BRICK DWELLING No. EAST CANAL,
BETWEEN FIRST AND FOUSHEE STREETS.
AT AUCTION.-By virtue of decree OF Richmond
Chanccry Court, entered May 7, 1881. In The case
of Wa'drep. trustee, rs Waldrop, will sell Oh he
premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1881
at O'Clock +. NJ the PROPERTY In said decree
as above. The tot fronts % by 1O6 feet, more or
less. aad has upon a gOOG brick house with three
rooms, brick kitchen two rooms, city water, cuyeri,
SC.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance in four, eight,
aud twelve months, for notes bearing Interest at six
per cent, and title retained until deed is ordered by
The Court. JAMES CASKIE,
Special Commissioner.
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL & Co.. Aaclioneers.
Ia ID.llt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22
By George =. VsshOn \ sou.
Real Estate Agents and Aucti1necrs,
No. Tenth street.

TRUSTEF'S SALE OF THE FOLLOW
l. ING VALUABLE PROPERTY n TIE CITY
OF MANCHESTER:
LOT OF LAND containing TWO At RE-. Wih
LARGE FRAMED DWELLING aud other vilua-
be iinl rove n.nts, bounded by Ten aAd Eleventh
and McDOnnough and tcmme, streets.
LOT OF LAND on McDOBnOugh street. rear
Eleventh street, fronting So feet 90 NcDonuolSh
street and running back | . feet.
An undivided n0ieiy in LOI pt LAND "H
Bainbrldge street between Thirteenth and POUR
teenth streets, from ing ~ feet on said Ban'fiee
street, running back l6J feet.
Lot OF LAND. with RtILDlSG and I'M
provements thereon. designated a l.Di y 20 - on
a plan and survey Of the land OF Ed~ard e. Mayo,
maze by Joseph j. Plea SAINTS, and u record ~!
clerks Office If Chesterfield County Court IN u. H.
40, y. l91.
Semmes and Railroad stress, fronting abou. ~
feet. running buck between lines ighili convefgug
1872 feet towards Eighth street.
by virtue of deed of trust from William -
Paul Pulliam aHd wife 10 Charles i. ta.hon -
trustee. of record In the clerks Office Of The Hus-
tiDgs Court OF the city Of Man hester, 10 secure
debt therein mentioned. default having been made
in The payment Of the money therein secured |
will being thereto required 10y the beneficiary %
said deed. proceed 10 sell at public auction on the
premis es. and in the order mentioned above, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, ISL,
at 81 o'clock =. VI.
TERMS: The deed requires cash as % eNpeutes N
sale and $3.50, with interest from l3h OF MAY,
1880. til paid; but 70 f. pro able hat nOrc aFor-
able terms will be announced ~ sale.
GEORGE :. NASHON.
teI7 Administrator OF Charlie I. NsshOn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22
BY W. Goddin, Aucti0neer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF 4 LARGE
- AND CONVENIENTLY-ARRAN BRICK
DWELLING on TIRE NORTH SIDE OF MAR
SHALL BETWEEN FIRST AND ADAMS
STREETS.-Wll be sold at auction, OF the prem
ises, on ~
FRIDAY. JUNE "a. 1881,
at 6 O'Clock L. NJ. shall offer for sale az auction
The LARGE AND VERY DESIKALE BRICK
DWELLING No. 4 west Marshall street. located
as above now in the occupancy OF y. NJ Tee, Esq.
The lot contains front of 20 feet ana deDh OF
1877 feet 10 wide alley. The dwelling contains
about fourteen rooms besides bath room. with all
The usual modern improvements. &C.; besides sta
Bile, carriage house. &c.
A great bargain will likely be sold.
TERMS: LIBERAL. W. GODDIN.
ielS Anctioueer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22
by Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucil0ntels.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE fORMLK
4 RESIDENCE OF RiChARD kElN>, WITH
THE LAND ATTACHED, SITUATED ~ SID
NEY. ADJACENT TO THE CITY OF RIG IL
MOND.-In execution Of a deed OF iru.i from A. r.
Dickinson and wife. dated Nay l, ls7i ana Guy
recorded, the sub crlber the sole acting slte' VII
sell by auction, UPON The premises Oh
THURSDAY, JUNE 23D,
Al q o'clock T.. VI the PROPERTY above referred
TO- fronting about $50 feet on The oid >cuiiieowIr
road running BACK on MS eastern linS 100 teet, dnd
ON lis western line 23l feet, 10 lsnd now owned by
Mr. Otwsy :. Allen. aud unded on me west by
ans recently purchased by Mr.. John L. BraEch. II
has upOn IL a comfortable FRAMED DWELLING!
with about six rooms. some out-bnidtr =; &c. ahd
Is fine piece OF prOpsriy. Beng Ia The dlect me
Of the grow n Of the city aud whtrl great Improve
mems are about 10 be made II l. safe 10 LAY that be-
fore long this property Is likely tole 10 demand Tor
building lots.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale 20 De prae'
ticay tor cash. bu, by consent reasonable credits
Will be allowed IL wished.
Is. G.. WHtRBI. JR"
sole Acttg Trustee.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. AucuOneer,. V III