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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Ii. Benson, Auctioneer.


A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM, WITH
"A HANDsoME IMrRQYEMESTs, NEAR Ivy
DEPOT, ON The CHtsAPEAkE AND OHIO
RAILWAY, IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
AT PUBLIC Acknowledgements engagements
requiring Mr. +. W. Wilson's immediate return 10
England. he will offer at public auction.on
THURSDAY, MARCH "a, 1881,
al O'Clock i. NJ. sharp. wi bout regard 10 weather,
OH the premises. that we-known aud BEAUTIFUL
LITTLE FARM called "Valley Point" formerly
owned by j. Warwick Woods with handsome
BRICK DWELLING and all the usual farm build.
ings, containing 264 ACRES OF LAND equal 10
any In The Stale. NeighbOrbOOd unequalled for all
social advantages. Pos-Ofce. stores, and churches
IN three minutes walk: ave aud half miles from
tie University of Virginia aud six and half from
the town OF Charlottesville.
THE TERMS viii be very iibtra-a long credit at a
low rate OF mteres, on considerable portion OF the
pur, hase money.
Also, at the same time and place. be will of, an
other FARM. containing 232 ACRES. ueDg part
OF The " Till and Dale" estate, formerly owned by
Mr.. RALEIGH Colsron. The improvements consist OF
a good FRAME HOUSE, with all ont-buildIngs,
good orchards, &c.
TkRMs OF TINS SALE Will I've very liberal, and
made known on day of sale. H. BENSON.
nh 3l0,l7S2s AuctiOneer Charlottesville.
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by Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and AgctiOneer,
lOlG Main sirtet.

TTRACTIVE SALE OF NEW DE-
N TACKLED TNO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, No. sos WEST GRACE STREET.-By re-
quest OF The owner, I shall EEL BY auction, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1851,
al AZ O'Clock Z. NJ. ON the premises, the above tiuly
dies aUe properly. The house is most conveniently
and substantially constructed, has nine rOolus- WIKI
dressing rooms attached. together with all modern
imp, oyS mems. The rooms arr pleasantly proper
tioaed, aud the manteis, chandeliers. and general
surroundings highly finished. The lot FONTS 30
feet Grace street. with side alley. aud runs back
sc feet to alley 20 feet wide. The attention of
those search OF a delightful hone daily enhanc-
ing la valve, and possessing all the charms OF lOca-
non and social advantage. Is directed 10 thts sale
Parties are cordially nvb;ed to inspect the pregiises
anv time before the sale.
TEENS: At sale. FURMAN4UPPER,
inh 11.13.15,l719.20.I2 AuciiOneer.
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by Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBLIC
~ AUCTION OF THAT VERY DESIRABLE
BRICK GROCERY STORE. NOW AND FOR
MANl YEARS PAST OCCUPIED BIZ MRS.
JOHN FEENEY, SITUATED on THE SOUTH.
w. MbST t., TolSER OF EiSHTEhNIu AND MAIN lr>
stkEEIs, AND \ NuNE Err OF VACANT LOTS
On CHURCH HILL, ON FRANKLIN AND
SRACE eJREETs.-ln pursuance OF IA decree OF
I've Richmond Chancerr Court pronounced on the
yin DAY or March. 1881, in Il certain tut styled
Nccurfy ss. McCurdy, &C.. therein penGinC the
Sndersgned appointed special commissioners there
w. VIII oiltf' Tor sac, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAIcu2s- 1881,
~ i O'Clock L. NJ, fat VERY DESIRABLE
STOKE PEOPERTY above mentioned. This pro-
perry has teen occupied by The present tenant for
nearly ten years, aud has always beeB considered the
most vauatie and best grocery sauS In the eastern
portion OF the city, and has commanded the largest
Trade Ia that section. hi nR situated pear the wharyes
sin market. The dwelling overhead contains about
eight rooins and has private entrance on high
vert connexions, &c. &c. The lot Gronts 26s feet
Sn Nain street, aud rias hack TO theiproperty of l.
Briefs estate.
on the s3me day, at A. O'Clock T.. b., viii Offer
for saea Los froutiu2 ls2xl50 feet on the north
westtofner OF Thirtteth and Franklin streets. and
snolher LOT S2x15O feai on the sOashwes, corner
OF Ihftietb AVID Grace etseets immed ately In rear
ar the aforementioned ist. This pr<perty will be
slu 10 suit purt hasers.
Terms: One fourth caSl; the residue M six
twelve, aud eighteenth aian.hs, negotlaD. notes, &
NY cent added; and the title TO be retained until
Az sic prrchase-snOney is pad.
HENkf G.. CANNON,
ALFRkS x. COURTNEY.
Sseoeial Commissioners.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionetrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bauk.


Real Estate Agents and Auciionetrs,
Eleventh stree; between Main and Bauk.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FOUR
l. VERY VALUABLE FOUR-STO7Y IRON
FRONT STOKES AND WAREHOUSES, Nos / .
IL. Is, AND II, SITUATED on rue LAST
SIDE of FOURTEENTH (PEAEL) BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, AT AUCTION
AS trustee uuCer a deed of trust dated the Ign OF
December. 1873, aDd Guly recorded, and also IS d.
rected by Il deere of The thancery Court OF Rich
mOnd in The case of Watkins rs. Lanca ter. &C., !
will sell by auction, upon the premise, on
MONDAY. APRIL 4. 1851,
at l O'Clock 7. NJ, the FOUR TENEMENT> In the
Lancaster Block above referred TO.
The So teucments were erected Ia j e6R. ar. each
four stories above The cellar, have iron frOni>.
c)uniing-reOms with fire. proof vaults holsters. ana
every modern convenience, and they are III all re.
spects hIst-elass buildings.
The location Is just ia The centre Of the heavy
business of the city. and convenient 10 the various
depots, exchanges, &c.
For CONNIE rciai purposes there Is no property in
the city 10 be preferred this and II Is therefore
recommended rs "A sound investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash balanc- at one. two.
and three wears. wi IA Interest payable semi annu-
ally, the deferred payments 10 be cured by deeds
of trust upon the property; but The purchaser VIII
have the privilege of paving The whole amount III
cash II he should desire so to DO.
ISAAC n. CAkRlN6TON. Trustee.
GRCBBS WILLIAMS. AuctiOnrers.
NH 1D.Dfawt tih23 I'D
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BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF GRANITE
- FRONT STORE AND DWELLING, No 1922,
ON THE NORTH SHE OF MAIN BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS.
At the request of the owner, who Is non resident
shall offer for sale at public auction, on The prelni'
ses, on - ~
MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1881,
at l O'Clock II. NJ, That VERY DESIRABLE
STORE AND DWELLING.
No. 1922, located as ab0ye new or recently in lie
occupancy of Mr.. Abraham Harris. 10 is three siO-
ries above the basement contains seven rooms above
the store, with large kitchen, &c. The LOT has
font Of % feet running back 90 feet, including his
RI hit and tile The alley being one bird Interest.
which is now assessed at 5000 he location, for
business purposes. is an excellent one.
TERMS: One Sixth cash; balance at one, two,
three, Jour. and five years, for negotiable notes liz
terest added iafy yearly, cured by deed of trust.
Now that Main street Is to be immt diately paved
will Belgian blocks. will add e. ealy 10 the value Of
real estate binding on ii. W. GODDIN,
NH l1.l3,l6,1S,l0 &20.6t AuctOneer.
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AuCrror eALKa-rusurs paws.
ny Robert n. Lyme,
Rea. Estate Agent and Auctiopeer,
1919 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
A VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
RICK-FRoNT THREE-sTORY
STORE AND DWELLING,
No. 1880 EAST MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
now OCCUPIED BY
MEssRs. j.. W. MORGAN & co. AS A FIRST
CLASS BAR AND RESTAURANT,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

In pursuance OF n certain decree OF the Chancery
Court of the city OF Richmond entered on me luth
day of March. 1881. IN the causes styled Wlpst3n,
executor, rs. Briel and ais, aud Turner and vic
u.s. Brel, &C., therein pending. we SHALL In execu'
lion OF the terms OF said decree. proceed 10 sen,
upon the premises. by public auction on
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1851,
az the houl OF O'Clock 4. NJ, the above centrally
located and well-arranged STORE PROPEkI \ (:
which Is in very good repair. The DWELLiNG
over The store has about eight rooms; kiichen at
tached, aud brick stable fronting on the alley III the
rear. The prymists have gas ana water connec-
tIons, with good calvert connections; side alley
leading from Main street.
For an investment, this really presents first.
class opportunity 10 purchasers. as II VIII At all
times comm and good tenant at a fair rental upon
the probable cost OF purchase. The lot Is 22xlo0
feet, more or less. TO wide alley.
TERMS: Under the decree. will he one fourth cash !,
residue upon a credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months. with per cent. Interest addtd 10 nesota'
BILE notes. and title retained until all OF the plr-
chase-money Is paid, and conveyance is ord-red
by tue Court.
SPECIAL attention is called to the above sale.
A. X. COURTNEY,
BiLE CARTER,
GEORGE L. HAW,
JOHN II. YOUNG.
Special Commissioners.
ROBERT r.. LYME. Auctlonefr. NH 13
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ACTION SALYss--Chts Day
BY Robert X Lyme
Real Estate Apctionecr,
1910 Main esreft.

TN PURSUANCE OF a DECREE OF
,be ch,ncery Court Of Richmonf IN the cause o.
s,srrisgton rs. Thornton. &C, entered on ine ON
sisy OF March, 1881, We viii sell nj sucuon' "po"
the premises. on 80,
THURSDAY, MARCH II. 1881,
:, Az O'clock. that LOT OF GROUND, with The I'm n,
s.,nysments thereon, consisting OF 2 bk!Ch
fSyG FILING with - rooms, lroh'i, ee lyet on
the ncrh side Of frankliu street al ine hot.nwest
sornsr Of II centy-sevcnth aud Franklin, ana run
ming hack about so feet. ,, 4. .,,.
We adj sell only sncn title as the parties 10 ihis
c.,se have The properly has been IN Inc actusi
undtspsted possession OF Thornton, harrington
20 for more than forty years but no oeed 10 tnem
can he found, aud IL Is supposed the deed was le-
cor,yeo IN the Office Of the General Court whlch was
dc.troyed by ere In 1868, at the evacuation. IN
I706 the house the tot Was INSURED In the Mutual
ASSURANCE society OF Virginia IN the name OF VIII
ham MARSHALL. and was so continued untt lezZ,
when n was transferred 20 Richard Anderson, as.
sig1ee OF william Marshall. ana remained insured
as his property until Decemner 81, lsZy' when ~
WAS transferred to Thornton, Darlington 60, VINO
were stated to be the then owners. ana it MAS con-
tinucd TO be insured In their name mp 10 Tue pie'e
time. Parties wishing To ltd for The properly ate
requested 10 isform themselves concerning tue u'e
before the day OF SALE. -, ., o,~ .,a
TERMS: Une third cash; balance at SIX ana
Twelve mou,hs. notes TO be gwen ior Inc deferred
aymenis, with interest, &C.
n. NJ. CONNER,
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
mill SPECIAL Commissioners.
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THOMAS BRANCH x CO.)
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 7
RICHMOND. VA, February 20, 1881.
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We off,r for sale limited amount Of RICHMOND
AND DANNiLLE RAILROAD . PER CENT.
GOLD RONDS, due in 1915. at 80 per cent. aud
accrued interest. They are secured by the con,o-
dated mortgage on the Richmond aud Danyiie rail-
road aud the Piedmont railroad and the lease OF the
North Carolina railroad.
We can with confidence recommend these bonds
to our friends and the public generally, the
nual report for the year ending September 80,
1850, showed that the company had reduced It's
debt over 100000 during the two preceding
years, ana declared dividend OF per cent on Its
capital stock, amounting 10 sll5,992, which was
paid In January 1881 besides sddiag largely the
rolling stock and machinery and purchasing about
$500 tons OF new rats.
For the three months ending Sist December,
1850, the net receipts OF The company exceeded
sis0,000 after payment Of all interest. rent, and
other bxed charges.
We reserve the privilege OF advancing the price
OF these bonds without nouce heRce purchasers
had better apply promptly.
Other securities taken ia sxchapae al their mar
ket value.
Respectfully,
Re CALM THOMAS BRANCH & co.
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~sls,isl7.ts.ao.22 ,as ''sia' c0""'s'i0ners'
( COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA.
~ ELE kEAL EkTATE LA ASRI ANla ia ~

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-
SytEt E ZEAL EsTATE IN ASHLAND, HAN
gsES COtsTf, NA.--Purspant 10 a Secree OF
snos s@sT ciFtnit Court rendered on October 2s,
aoeo, " The snit OF Harvey & Blair. vbo sue.
~, ess hstehrs's exoeuirix aud s1s- the sub cr,
800, ~ TAI sosmissl0ier thereby appointai viii
P'"o~se 70 sen az public auction, On
wtDNEsDAy. NaRcn 80. 1881.
~ ivscx.&S A, NJ. On the pre,nlses I'm the town
Az The LOT OF LAND on RAILROAD
SikEhI: e1jonng z. Vincent nd others III, ,he
NkW TWO-sTOkY sTURkfiousE Ii.e,s" n, ~ = s ~
periy occupied by james W. kaicnhs. eo"'sl 7"
"a. The REMAINDER IN FEE after ,hs \, "a
estate OF Mrs Ann NJ RatcIife herein in lie II. -
Isns, with the DWELLING thereon, s;tssteS ~, ~
tween sad stofshouse aud the lot OF Mr.. Pofta nil
ias. Inc late residence Of tie late James ". Pal,
for her dover. ''s.o"
1ERhs One fourth cash. and the residue In sanal1
instsImesE al one aud Two years from day OF Sale
he purchasers TO execute pesoii4bie noles with in
teIest added -waivipG hcnesiead-for deferred pay.
ineEis, aud die 10 hefcailed until al the sse
money Is Dai.' aud conveyance ordered by tie
coar. AUNp WADDitL, JR.,
Y. YAuGnAy. critr. nh l5-eodids
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by W. Goddin, Auctioneer.
cnrupr of Rank and Eleventh street

GALE AT AUCTION OF BEAUTIFUL
bLOT on THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY
BETWEEN MADISON AND BELNIDERE
SfREETS.-Wi be sold at auction, on the prcni-
ses, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 22. 1881,
al AZ O'Clock L. NJ. that BEAUTIFUL LOT located
as above. fronting 33 feet. running back 1913 feet
10 a wide alley, bounded on the west by the
hafln Block" Its Size Is sufficient for the cree
ton of two brick teuemens, each having front OF
TfRMs: At sale W. GODDIN,
NH IA AuctiOneer.
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by GrnbDs WiIIlams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh stree, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VERY VALUABLE LOT NJ THE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF CLAY AND THIRD
STREETS AT AUCTlON.-ln execution of de-
cree Of The Chancery Court of Richmond entered
the Isl dsy of March. lSSl, In the case Of Bowe,
comRittee OS. NOryeil and ats, will sell By auc-
ton, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2S, 1851,
at ~ O'clOckF w., the property situated as above
hing occupied 10y Mrs. Ann Sorvell IL has upon II
large FRAMED DWELLING and BRICK
KITCHEN. The 10; fronts sc feet on Gay street,
and runs back So feet 10 an alley o. feet wide.
This is one OF The most elislbc locations In that
part OF the y, and is especially desirable as site
for handsome large residence, or for block OF
dwellings. II will he sold whole. or subdiyided.
as may be deemed best at the time of sales
TEENS; One fourth cash; balance at six. twelve
aud eighteen months, with interest, aud the title TO
he retained until the notes are paid.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Commissioner.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD.(
RICHMOND, VA, March /. 1851.
NOTICE THIS COMPANY WILL En-
~ TEND THE FIRST-HORTGAGE BONDS
due on the lst Of April next for any par; OF ten
years at Per cent. Ter alnum. payable semi anuu-
ally, viii eel 90 the holders the new cOn.Olidated
per cent. f0rty.year bond ~ lO7 and interest. II
10th propositions be aecined, holder viii please
present Heir bonds a. the Office If the treasurer at
maturity for payment IS Interest viii CEASE AZ ma
turity. VI. ". WARRINGTON,
NH l6-tApl Treasurer.
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by Frapk ID. Hill 4 Co, Auctioneers,
,lI0S Mails street.
DEREMPT0RY SALE OF BEAUl

DEREMPT0RY SALE OF BEAUrI.
i Full BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN OF
"HOPEDALE,r NEAR THE CORNER OF ASH
LAND AVENUE AND ROBINSON STREET:
JUST BEYOND THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF
The CITY. AND IN THE SSIRECT LINE OF
IMPROVEMENT BEING LOCATED On The
PRINCIPAL AvESUE LEADING FROM Tue
MARSHALL REsERVDIB AND HOLLYWOOD
10 THE NEW RESERVOIR. AT AUCTION.-At
request Of owner, who Is Determined 10 SELL we viii
OLE, on The premises.
FRIDAY. MARCH IS. 1881,
at A. O'Clock p. H.. flVE OR SIX LOTS IN the
above plan. located on Ashland avenue aad Gilbert
street. each lot 30 by 100 feel 10 20 foot sleY.
FRANK u. HILL 4 CO., Aucti0neels.
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By George II. POindeXter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1902 Main street.


OMMISSIONERS' SALE OF ONE
~ HUNDRED AND THIRTY-TWO ACRES OF
LAND on BROAD-sTREET ROAD FIVE MILES
NORTH OF RICHMOND AT AUCflON.-By au
thoriy Of decree of the Chlncery Court of the city
of Richmond, entered February IL. 1881, In the
suits OF Edmond Davenport and ais. cS j. H..
Wickham and dis.,' and "Armis'ead Walker rs.
Robert Avis the undersigned, as special commits
sioners thereby appointed, Will, on
FRIDAY, MARCH rs, 1881,
be wcen the hours of and O'Clock r. NJ, sell at
public auc ION on the premises, The land III said de-
or IN, nloued, consisting of / 80 ACRES of GOOD
FARMING LANDS, with several SMALL HOUSES
thereon, lying the upper waters OF the Br Ok run
and fronting on The Broad Street road or Deep Run
turnpike about five miles from Richmond, opposite
the farm of Thomas :. DicSin, Esq. The said land
IS a part of the Hopkins tract, and embraces that
portion which is situated Mount Olivet meeting
house.
TERMS One fourth cash /; balance on credit Of
one, .wO ana three years the credit payments 10 he
evidenced by negotiable notes, with interest added
and tile retained TIL the whole purchase-mOney Is
paid. ROBERT G. SCOTT,
JACKSON GUY.
HENRY G.. CANNON.
NIB 13 Special commissioner.
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GRuBas & WILLIAMS. Auc,ioneers. '''''H NH -

VALUABLE JAMES.RIVER FARM
" ON RICHM0SD AND ALLEGHANY RAIL
ROAD FOR SALE AT AUCTl0N.-iiy virtue OF
William ST. Perkins d F FsH ~ Y PcISns Sis VIE
besIng cate respectively on september 6. 1878,
sepsenber4. 1879, aud June 80, 1880, aud all Of
recai IN Abemarie Cozuty Court clerks offce--tLe
first ln u. Il. 3. page 439. the second In H. 4; rs
page l45. and the third IN d. L. 10. page 330-and
debts ttcuredin the said deeds the undersigned WILL
on
SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1881,
at IL O'Clock N offer for sale. al public auction on
trust deeds described sud cOngeyed-yiz-. that
tract OF LAND sltueted. iying, and heiISg In the
eounty of Albs marle. In the state of Virginia on
On both sides OF the James River end kansw1a ca.
nal -four IN les from the tovs of scottsvte and
f0uR HUNDRED AND SiXTI-NINE ACRES.
De The same noxe or less Also, Il TRACT OF
LAND Or james river adjoining the above. desc rJed
fVEdY ACRES. be tile sane mae or less" ssis
iarto teoiRposed g said two psctels Of lsnd)
ana others - immediately on the D, of the Rie.i
mond and Allegheny railroad. and Is one of the bet
md nsst des iable farHs onJzmes river. The high
or superior James kov. grounds TIE improve-
ents are 1irsually good, including large brick
land win te sold subject 10 pr3or deed OF lrust ian
slose0o q %aIc6 slo2s Is prsncipi and sub.
nc present year they paving their rents TO Tie pur-
hsser. The title is Believed 70 be perfect. The
,;iA'e can be DIVIDED into two on more compacily.
ocs Yea farms so os % give buildings on at Isl two
II thsn, anu II VIII Ls offered Whsle or In t,r-
'els. MS will best salt pTTcliasers.
. TEHhS; Cash enough 10 pay expen ses OF extcs.
~ Tie tsvst say 1859, and 10 pay The balance due
= ite diets tecufed ~ said three deeds, say
e0fl3g. as OF the day OF sale; and ss b any resi-
ue OF purchase money. one, and three years.
ine IN equal pa, u1ents bearing Interest from tie
~ o. sale, and 10 e secured BY bonds OF the pur.
haser. viii good per Sonal stenrty, and By the re.
tntion OF the title til all he purchase money js paid
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-17
MILLINERY.

NEW SPRING STYLES OF .,s2s
IN FASHIONABLE MILLINERY In @&Hk
PAIN and FANCY STRAW, CHIP. &c:,cMSks
In !, test shapes. CiiiLDREN'S TRIMMED MIXED
srR, W. SAILORS at so cents.
l.UTZLEk BROTHERS, o2D Broad street SET,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-17
BY ". Goddiu, Auctlonctr

BY W. Goddiu, Auctionetr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU.
~ ABLE BUIl.DlNG-LO1s on THE SOUTH
SIDE OF MARSHALL BET " ZEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS.-By virtue Of decree OF the
Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond entered
the 4ih of January. 1881. In the case OF kyzhds
guardian cs. Thomas, &C.. we shall oner for SAFE al
public auction, On the premises. on
MONDAY THE 4TH or APRIL, 1881,
at AZ o'clock +. NJ. that valuable LOT located as
above fronting 90 feet. running back l4o feet 70
alley 20 feet wide leading out 10 secono s,rV,.
nc divided iuio smaller parcels so as TO suit Tue
views OF bidders. Thee lots are not only very
ha ndsomeIy located, but are In part OF The CITY
where property Is I'm demand.
TERMS One third cash balance In six and
twelve months FOR negotiable notes, interest added,
aud title retained I'll all the pnrcnasse-noney Is
fully paid. ", GoDDiS,
Special Commissioners.
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