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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-31

TOWN BONDS CANCELIp.
Nos. los and i04. issued August 18th.
1879 time, I year due August 18th, 1880;
cancelled August 18th, 1880.
ouTsrASpIso TOWN BONDS.
No. 100. amount $4,000. due May ist. 1881.
Nos. l0s and 100. amount SIC, 900. due An.
gust llth, 1881.
Nos. io5 and LOG. amount $4,000. due
November LIST. 1881.
Amount Of bonds.. ............ $25, 900 %
Interest due on same TO April
10Th, 1851. ................... oao w
lOtai. .......... .....ss... ..''. .Sso'oss w
In submitting my annual report, - re-
quired BY law. ! have deemed IL proper
that the taxpayers and citizens should be-
informed Of the condition Of the town and
its financial standing st tho present time.
The finances Of the town are in very
healthy condition, considering the extreme
dullness Of business the past year.
Tho revenue from the different branches
OF business has been steadily on the de-
crease the past year. and the Board OF
Trustees have been governed In expsndi.
lures accordingly. Five thousand dollars
Of the town debt have been liquidated.
In the different departments the greatest
care have been taken BY the Committees to
have the running expenses Of the town ~
low a they could possibly be made and
satisfy the citizens At largo.
The water works and everything con.
nected with them are in the very best Of
order. The Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department. has been very vigilant 10 look.
ing after the hydrants and mains, and
keeping them In good condition.
The streets have been we'll attended to
and kept In good order. .-..
The officers Of the town have been faith
ful and energetic In the discharge Of their
duties. The police have been vigilsnt 10
guarding the interests Of the town and
keeping away suspicious characters who
are always watching for opportunities TO
practice their neisrious busin. %.
The Fire Department are deserving OF
much praise for the able and efficient man.
nsr In which they have scquitted them.
selves on oil occasions when their services
we're required. Itrust the people Of Gold
Hill will continue 10 have their iDteresu
guarded In the future by - sn efficient
body OF fremen a those who have guarded
them in the past.
In conclusion. I would say that our
duties a . Board Of Town Trustees will
soon be at an end. The people Of Gold
HILL arc soon to have change Of govern.
ment, the last Legislature incorporating
the town and passing the Consolidation
bill, by which the city Of Virginia and the
town Of Gold Hill have been oonsoli.
dated with the county Of Storey In one
government. II was the opinion Of those
sdvor. .tino tha rnes an IN that tha In taraa N
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ANNUAL REPORT

or the Pressdsss % The Dsevd %
Trssssss sf she Tsss' ~ esis
Hill,
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Bal. In %. Treas. June 80. 1881. sSs.7so "a
Respectfully submitted.
wk. n. BRENNAN.
Auditor Storey county. Nevada.
Virgins, Nevada. July 8, 1851. IL
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mHs BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF COLI
i Hui d. ordain: o..

THR BOARD OF TRUeTxke OF GOLD
i Hll d. ordsln: l-..
sxcrInH !. An annual I'd vslorrm tax OF one
and one quarter per ceutum hpon the vslne Of
taxsbls .ruperiy within The Tosn Of Gold Hlll
n bsrsby lsvlsd and directed 70 b co,lsotsd Ior
town purposes upon the ssseesed vsius Of al
such taxable prop psrty made taxabls = he hvs
al this tate for etste and 0 uniy purposss. IN.
ciuding the ret proceed. Of the mines.
MO. 3. The taxes lssisd By section Of this
ordnance, and to,be assss.rd aud collscted in
socordano. vi n the ,rvvislons II an ordinsncs
entitled. AN Ord.n nee TO provide Tor the Ivy
snl collection OF tal<s On real aid psrsopsl
property within the Town of Gold Hi" paced
April n. 1881, and also. 90 ordnance entitled
An Urdinanos ~ provide iof Oh. time and
manner Of ascsrtaininG The valus o. th- net pro-
cseds Of mine f.e the purposs OF taxat on. and
10 provide f.r the collsodon OF such 'axes.
President Of The Board OF Trustees OF ths Town
OF Gold Hill. "a isNfg
Attsst: w. HIDE, Clerk Of the Board.
A. msstins Of the Board Of Trustsrs af The
Town Of oold n hsld Apri, 10. 1851. 0rdi.
nance No. iie wss pssssd by ,hs following votss
yess-r,s .tsss h.'e'r, pAueAy. Lansry and
xsssss-Tsasss. nsosrds. Z IT. 1,
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rax SONG o. -n. c,aA.xrr.
By Andalusian maiden rolled
In far away Seville.

In far away Seville.
Smoked BY the Spanish knight OF old.
While rowing through CASTLE;
Who Oft recalled with fond regret
The maid Who made his cigarstts.
who fought for fame. but dsarer yet.
The hand that rolled his cigarstts.
TIL roaming 10 the esstwsrd far
To foreign lands he strayed.
And learned 70 love . stroug cigar
- And quite forgot the maid.
Lightkesrted knight to thus forget
The maid who made his cigarette
His love vas weak. but weaker yet
Tho Spanish maiden's cigarette.
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s y = sscss ssass
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ID HILL STOREY CO. NEVADA 81 1851

suoh a you must all feel within yourselves
that gratifying reminder that q public
servants you have performed the duties
incumbent upon you and have proved
yourselves deserving tho conhdsnoe Of the
people Of Gold Hill. I. T. Fox.
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
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LOST,

an nAIx srRvRr. COLI HILL. Yrs
~ tsrdsy, Q cuf pin Win smethyst estting
Ths andsf viii B. suitably rsva ded oy iesvtne
Goa dni, August Z, 1854. aaa 30
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ORDINANCE NO. ils.

AN ORDINANCE to Vrevids fsr the
Levy Of Taxes sn q si asd Psrssual
Property within the = W. q 0sld
Passed Aprh 10. ise1.l
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PRTVAIE scHo0l NOTICE.

r HvRHBY IyroRN NJ FRrENps AND
/ the pubis that shall opsu Q Rrivats
-ohool In tie o,d grammar Department of The
cs.trsl School buildinS, I u df Ig
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THE ABOVE vRRy POPULAR RESORT
\ u again thrown opsn 70 the publ ior
the season. lt 10 sltusted ou the WESTERN
sHOHh VI TdE LAKE. nine m.ss from
TAhos City. amid the mo.t ronan &c and health
nj surroundinr, aLd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-30

By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneei,
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
u FRONTING ChIMg9gAZ1 PARK nsa 80 WI XII,
THINE R,sM1n f'i mSSss THEREON. AND ISTi
ssEET TNIE.sSSs sGiDkR ASb WARRINGTON
sTRsETs, WITH FRAME sTORE Ar ~
DWELLING, No. 75., AND LAhGE rhA IN
DWELLING CONTAINING ,A.BBUvurur sTs
TfW,pRFoN. AZ PTBLIC kUCTi0N. 60
Ford. &C, lRichmond Chancery court-Decree
Hewlett, xcS OF April o. 1881.
In execution OF decree IN The aboye-mentioneu
suit, we, the undersigned. appointed special COM
mssioners thereby, will offer for SAFE upon tue pre-
FRIDAY, MAY o. 1851,
NJ q O'Clock r. M.-arst. the LOT fronting 40 Feet
on Grace between Tbirty.frst and Thirty. second
streets. and running back SO fee, with SMALL
TWO. STORY FRAME HOUSE containing Tour
rooms, DOW occupied by tenants.
Immediately afcrwsrd. say at o'clock j. Nj we
will offer for sale the LOT on seyenttenlh street oe
tween q. dar and gton streets. fronting 3oas
r. et ON Seventeenth street. aud runs hack To tue pro-
perty Of the Chesapeake and Ohio HALFWAY som ON,
many, The property Is In very go0d ORDER ana VIII
nav well as an Investment. The street has recently
been paved With granite spaIls' ana Is In periec'
condition. 81, -,
the re, idue Ia eual ailments al Elk. twelve, and
eighteen moths. On the second piece one tnuu
ca n residue at six and twelve monhs-the pur-
chasers OF either piece 10 give negotiable notes near
ing per cent Interest from the day OF sie. ana tue
title to be retained until the whole n be purchase
money is paid and a Conveyance ordered by tue
Court. EDM AhD ]. nm
,n14 Special Commissioners.
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IIy Grubbs & will!anis.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee0,
Eleventh street between Main ana banx'

v,xEcuToRs, SALE OF A NICE
IA! - ER IS csktysslEEs
sixfGssN LOTT A AMI I THE Bst tffh bin
cooRSER ~ q Odd AMP sEv Ia,,In y ,bs
prosi i Of The viii OF the late Mary ~ Priddy
we viii sell by auction, upon The premises respec-
lively In the order namedbe'ow' on
MONDAY. MAY 9Tu.
nj O'Clock p. NJ. the following REAL. Ell r.,
or which the decedent died stized-'o wit
Is The RESIDENCE lately occupied py nei.
No. 1902 east Broad street. nearly new, ~
neat. and well built, with six rooms ano MI 'he
'- ed. The LARGE STORE AND DWELLING
situated at the southeast corner p' wII,sms as
drug Store. IL has three stories besides attic and
cellar. With ~ % is ieei ~ THE LARGE
SQUARE bounded by Broad, Msnhsll' seven e,
esnih. and Elgh!eenlh1'ree,,; emorsgI9g spr hSb
5SIffksr PWt. .hd STREE r BuhDiSG IoTs on
The norrn side OF Broad between seventeen sna
E,gh.esnih streets; ELEVEN FRAMED All Iw VII
iNGs.ssd THREE BUILDING LOTS on the east
side Of seventeenth betwesn Brosh sha hs, v
stress BUiLpiNG Lot on . Msr,na P pfiRfsE
BKiCK STORES an1 DWELLINGS and SIX
FRAMED TENEMENTS on Eighteenth between
Rroad and Marshall streets, and EIGHT NAtANl
Tors froniiaa on wide court opened In he centre
OF said squsre mo approached by convenient aiiey
leading out 10 both Seventeenth ana harsha'i
streets.
Atm A VACANT LOT on the north side OF jay
street between seventeenth and buchanan Streets
Al 9IZxl3z feet, with well OF fine water upon H.
5th The VERY VALUABLE PeOPfhIf STU
nj a at the northwest corner or Broad ana seven
isenh streets fronting So feet on Broad street, run
ming tack tect Seventeenth stree, ana nav
| ing FIVE BUILDINGS upon IL; 10 be sofa as
whole or subdIyidcd, as may be Determined AZ Inc
| time of safe.
The central situation of all Of the above proper v,
near 10 ne main business part OF the city. conve-
| niept TO the market, and 10 The Chesapeake ana
ohio depot causes IL TO BE- at all times IN acIve De.
mand fiom good paying tenants. and IL Is doubtful
II any property OF me kind In The entire city can
ne relied on SO safely This for good returns upon
| an investment THIS is a rare opportunity 10 buy
good pay ing property. ,
| The aucliOneers Will take pleasure In showing
| plats OF the property before the day Of ale.
| TERMS or SALE: One fourth cash: balance az
SIX Twelve. aud eighteen months with Interest, and
| St. cured by De OF trust.
II The sales not pleit cd on The above naneu
dy they will be adjourned 81 the Next or some other
day, of which notice will he given.
| GEORGE ID. WISE.
WILLIAM W. COSBY.
Executors OF Msry y. Priddv.
GRTBBS & WILLIAMS. huctiOneers. ap 81
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ny RIB. Chafiu 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
HANDSOME PROPERTY
SITUATED ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
FRANKLIN AND sBAFER STREETS,
ONE SQUARE ABOVE MONROE PARK.
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE LOCATIONS
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

By virtue Of n decree OF the Chancery Court oil
the city of Richmond In the case OF MCCARTHY,
who sues, &C.. rs. Dickinson ct dfs.. entered on
April Is. 1881, the Undersigned, special commis'
sl0ners appointed for The purpose. VIII proceed 10
sell BY public auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1881,
at 5y O'Clock p. NJ, that TRULY VALuABLE
PROPERTY. located as above described. iron,lhe
IS feet more or essl on the souih eide Ot rrahknn
street, aud running back the same wild u bttwten
parallel lines along the east line OF sbafer street
$50 feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
The CORNER Lot, with the improVemen.s
thereon froating abeut 35 feet viii ne onereo nrst.
After which, The VACANT LOT adtoiniDg on lhe
east; or II will be sold as whole II deemed best al
the hour Of sale.
The DWELLING has about thirteen rooms, gas
wafer, bathroom, and is IN good repair.
This sale Offers a rare opportunity 10 secure one oi
the most desirable lots now Offering IN Inc most
fashionable part OF city, and should attract tne
attention OF all In search of 6rsclass property tnat
will certainly increase In value.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance IN ihree cguaI
payments at sin, Twelve. and eigh cen months LOT
notes, with per cent. interest adced tue 10 pe
retained until the purchase money Is paid In fuli
aud conveyance ordered by the Court:
ROBERT STILES,
A. X. COURTNEY,
JAMES CASKlE,
Srecial Commissioners.
X. ". CHAPLIN & CO., AuctIODeers. ap ~
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BY w. GOddin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Eleventh aud Bank streets.

AUCTION SALE OF THE
| VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE mo. IA AND
lot az THE WEST SIDE OF EIGHTH BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREtrs0By VT
tue Of 4 deed OF trust bearing daie MAY 81, ISfo
cery Court m ID. b. 10S A, p. 1872 default having
been made in the pay mtnt of tie debt secured there
bv. aud at the request Of the benehciary' VIII SELL
on the premises. on
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1881,
at & o'clock Z. NJ. the abOve-descIibed pr0Derty
The h, use (deiacheGl contains eight rooms. The lOi
has front Of 20. feet ana Cepih of 80 feet An III
e1n.-di.tant froui Main and Cary streets. opposite
he site of The Spoiswood Hoel. and near the con-
templated Union Passenger depot aud In c.ose
proximity 10 the present Byrd-stiett depot, &C.
&C., renders II desirable purchase.
TERMS: Although he deco provides Tor cash
sale the beneficiary will accept one fourth In cash
and The balance at siS.tweve, snd eightten months
terest added and scared 10y trIis deed.
}. L. APPER>ON, surviving Trustee
IL. ApPERs0N salesman. sp24
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BY Wellington GOddiu. Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
RIFLOTS At THE NORTIIN EST CORNER
OE FRANKLIN AND F0URIt EN1H STREETS,
OPPOSITE TO THE BALlAHD HOUSE IN
obedience 10 a decree of he Chanc6ry Louri OF the
CT of Richmond pronounced Oh the 9th day OF
March, IS /. in the suit ~ ieman RS. Rebnans, /
snail sell at pHblic auction. on the pr misses, On
THURSDAY, MAY 5. 1881,
At Z o'clock r. NJ, those TWO LOTS at the
northwest corner OF Franklin and Fourt. eni u
streets, In this city, numbered and !; Ln' No; 3
fronting 225 feet on the north side or Franklin
street near It's intsrs elton with Fourteenth street,
and running back OF rect more or less and LOT no.
A. adjoining T. or the east. BEGINNING 22A feet from
the corner Of FRANKLIN aud Fourteenth streets, and
extending along the west line Of fourte nth street
81 feet. with widit OF 1873 feet.
TERMS: one third in cash. and The resieue In Two
equal instruments, payable al six and twelve months,
the purchasers 10 give negotiable notes Tor me o.
ferred paymenis with interest added. ana Tie ME
to he retained I'm II all The purchase money Is pald
and conveyance directed BY the Conrt.
ROBERT HOWARD,
an2o Special Comms, Toner.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Banl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM
KNOWN as" sHARON.rLYINGU On THE WEST
HAM ROAD TWO MILES FROM RICHMOND
Ar AUCTION.-In execution of a decree or me
Cfnnc-ry Court OF Rlchmold. entered on tue 9th
day OF November, 1850, IN the case OF Iloytr
Ludwig Us. Ccndening. &C.. the underSi2neo. spe-
c nj commissioners thereby appointed Will sell 10y
auc Ion, upon the premises. on
FRIDAY. MAY Is. 1881,
AT O'Clock Z. W.. the farm above referred TO- for,
merry ow ned by John Ciendening and for several
wears past occUped by Mr.. X. T. Stoops. IL Hes on
The north Side of The Weshan road, adJolns on tne
west the farm recently pUrchi,ed Oy Mr. "A. W
CARRIER. and contains 10l acres more or less. Inc
soil Is mainly chocolate clay, admitting or the nlgh-
est degree OF Improvement. while some Is grey anu
suitable for gar ening. fruits, &c. Inc Improve
mcnts are q dwelling with eight rooms, kicnen WIN
-four rooms. barn. stable courthouse, &C., &C now
somewhat ou OF order. In times past this ias "ern
regarded Of the most attractive and " IIDie
farms IN the vicinity of the city and nroner ban ds
1t could be easily r. slored-S ms form er fine cond
ton: The location the direc, line OF the growth
w te ~ tS'ward, and II offers the certainty OF
gr-sst1crease In value as the city approaches H..
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at SIX. twtNe'
and ghtfcn months for negotiable noes. WIN ln-
terest added, and title To be retained By the Court
until full payment Is made.
A. l.. BOULWARE,
". j. LEAkt,
JOHN \. Mr. FDiTH,
commissioners.
CPUBBS WILLIAMS. Auctioncers. ap 70
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BY ". GOddin, Auctionetr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets

GALE AT AUCTION OF THOSE TWO
- NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BRICK TENE.
MENTS Nos. S13 AND sl5 WEST GRACE
sTREET-At the request of The owner, snail oner
for sale, at pdbhc auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 6. 1881.
nj 8 o'clock j.. NJ. those TWO NEW. BEACTI-
FrL, AND ATTRACTIVE TWO STORY BRICK
TENEMENTS located as above. occupied reSpec-
lively. al 5000 Der annun, by Messfs. William ;.
Pitcher aud J. Il. Jefress. Thee ieneinenis we're
erected few years ago. or the best material and IN
a most substantial manner. with the usual modern
Improvements. such a. bathroom WITH liot ana colo
wafer. closets, gas, AND culrert connections. Each
tenement contains eight roo ns-four on each floor
In excellent repair and conveniently arranged. IL Is
only necessary 10 examine these premises 10 be
charmed with them. In no part Of Richmond are
the.e more haudsome ana substantial improvements
going on than In This part OF Grace street.
TERMS: Oue third cash; balance in six and
twelve months. negotiable notes given for Tue de.
ferred payments. with interest added, and secured
by a deed of trust. ". GOpDIN,
AMPS Auc,ioneer.
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Too PaupaW Mos~eS
4 xuoeovau EXAMINATION or THE cbAk
sasMsr Ma, pErERs-AcQUfrrAL or rsE
psYsoxER-fpE CRIME sHR0uoED IN N.Y.
rERY. 80. se.,
ON last Thursday. Friday, and saturday
he exsmiuatlon OF Mr.. William James re-
err, CHARGED with the murder OF simon
Paupaw on the 9Th day OF March last, toos
Mace al Fiscssilc before justices X. n
tuusford, James NJ. Figgsti, John Amms,''
and John Q. A. Kelly, The CommonweaI.n,'
Attorney, Mr.. Hsden, appearedIor tne pros.
ecution, and Messrs. Glasgow q glasgow
for the defence. The announcement.
previously made that the examinsuo 's
would take place had drawn toge.oe. ,saS ~
crowd of peopIe from different portions OF
The county. and when the case opened the
co,,rs. honse was crowded, and the greatest
foserest was manifested. A large NUMBER
az witnesses had been summoned, ana rom
Tho tart counsel on both sides indicated
pnrpoSe 10 make thorough exsmi"'''o"'
All The witnesses we're excluded from the
rrescnce of the court except the one on
exsminatjop. and after most exhaustive
scvestIoa,ion. including the examination Oh
some thirty witnesses, the Court unani-
moustv decided that there was not circum-
stance proved pointing to the guilt OF the
nr,soper, but that, on the contrary, the facts
were all consistent With his Innocence, ana
they therefore discharged bin.
The general course add conduct OF the
missioner was subjected 10 critical exanlina-
ton. his whereabouts followed, and there
was nothing proved In his action or manner
that pointed bIm out as the guilty party.
The detectives Wren and Fitch were
badly shown up during The trial. Neitner
OF them were present at the Time (thougn
Wren was the party who swore out the
warranty. IL was testified in court that
man claiming TO be Wren IN disguise was
IN town. and an unknown party. supposed
10 be Wren, was pursued by the sheriff,
without effect, and the matter Is stu
in doubt, though man calling bim-
self by that name entered The once
of the county Judge, and inquired as TO the
next grand Jury term OF bis court In Inc
mean time letter from Fitch was receive q
from Richmond, addressed 10 youog Peters,
IN which the address OF bis father was in'
ouired after, the writer stating that some
thing to his advantage might be gained by
his promptness, &c.
In the notice OF this murder in our las,
issue, burriedly prepared, we bnd that
great mi ustice was done toPeters, as many
things noted then as facts turned out 10 De
untrue, and we desire, as far as we can, to
do away with the impressions made 10y the
same.
The murder OF Simon Paupaw is thus
shrouded in mystery. Though committed,
1t is supposed, in broad daylight, in OH, =,
the best communities in our counly- ~ cine
is yet developed that points H. n var G,"
lar direction. "Murder an o,,, ;, how.
ever, and we hope the t%,, ou,, q, INV" ,bi.
~ y Eeso be brought to justice
,,as,nr |cX. Psmplin is appointed post
..;sss'>fifht Norwood, Nelson county, Na.i
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CprBBs 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioncer
BY GrnhI,s & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
Eleventh street between Main AMI Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN LOTS on
i THE WEST SIDE or BELNlDERE BE.
TWEEN CT MBE RI \ y - AND ~ NEkL
STREETS, AND FIGHT LOTS On THE kASI
SIDE OF CHERRY BtTWEEE ALBt MAXI l.
AND SPRING STREETS, AT AUCIION-ln exc
en- ION Of led Of iIu>i from Lewis v. Harvie aud
wife To- The subscriDer, dated June l. 1873, and duly
recorded IN The thauceIy Court, being lherelO re,
auIrrd by the executor of IN creditor secured VIII
sell by auc ION upon the premises respectively, In
the order named below. on
WEDNESDAY THE Am DAY OF MAY,
commencing at Al o'clock L. NJ the following pro-
p.rty-to wit: 4 front of 299 FEET or GlsOl Nd
on the west Enc of Belvidere street. situated AZ the
southwe,t corner Of Belvidere ard CumOerland
Streets running back about l4J feet TO an alley ~
feet wide and from of 239 feet on the east hne OF
Cherry street, situated al the northeast corner oi
Cherry and spring streets, running bick about 90
feet 10 an sley 20 feet wide. They VIII he sOld in
lois OF about 80 feet front each.
This properly Is situated In portion OF the city
which IS rapidly growing. and ~ promises great I'M
proyemont In value In a short time. Purchases
made al this sale fail 10 prove prohtabe 10
the buyprs. aud biCders may attend Win lhe as
surance that every lot will he sold.
TERMS: The deed author ties sale for cash, hut
nv consent the creditor reasonable credits may Ne
allowed. a. ID. NiLblAhn' lIusrt.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctlonetrs. ap ~
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By Frank -. liill 4 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
llOa Main stree.
Observation-Disclosures.

TRUSTEE'SSALEOF FRAMEDWELL-
l. ING AND LOT OF LAND ON SOUTHEAST
CORNER Or SIXTH AND PRESTON STREETS
AT AUCTION-By virtue of a deed OF trust from
John johnson ana vile. corded in clerks office
Richmond Chsncery Court. d. u. IA A.. pa 256.
default having been made In the payment OF GER
tain nots therein secured. aud aithe request Of the
ent6cary, lwlsell al auction, ON The premises on
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1881,
at 81 O'Clock r. NJ. III. property described in said
deed. AS follows: AL tbat LOT OF LAND. win the
improvements thereon. " ing and being In the city
OF Richmond, founded as follows: Commencing at
the southeast corner OF Sixth and Preston streets,
thence running southwardy along aud fronting on
sixth street 81 feet. thence running back within
PAL ailel lines 1874 feet 10 an alley II itet wide.
The HOUSE contains three rooms, and rents for IS
per month.
TERMS: Cash TO pay two notes amounting 10
1856 20. aud the EXPENSES OF sale: the balance
upon such terms as said John johnson directs.
an24-IOt FRANK u. HILL, Trustee.