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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-24
by Robert d. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloheer,
1912 Main street,

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF 4 VERY
IL VALUABLE AND MOST DESIRABLY LO
GATED WEST FRANKLIN STREET LOT, OP.
POSITE THt RESIDENCE OF Truman A..
PARKER, ESQ BETWEEN MADISON AND
MONROE STREETS, AND FRONTING on
SOUTH LINE OF FRANKLIN STREET TIlIR-
Tl SIX FEET. WITH \ SMALL BRICK BUILD
ON.-By request Of the executor OF the late Mrs. a.
q. Morgan shall sell, upon the premises by public
auction, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1851.
at } o'clock T.. ~. the above WELL.LOCATFD
LOT In that most improving part Of west Franklin
street. The improvements on the lot now bring a
monthly rent Of about Sl5. This SAFE Offers to pur-
chisers hrsi-cltss opportunity 10 buy nice lot. It
fronts SO nv l55 feet TO wide alley.
As the executor Is anxious 10 self rs 20 wind up
thu estate pun, ha,ers attend with h assurance
of purchasing bargain.
TERMS: viii be liberal, aud announced ri sale.
ROBERT h. LYME,
ap ~ AuctlOuter.
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CARPETS. MArriNGs, 40.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED Ny >Ph'. W
i STOCK or GooDS-Cpinese MtuiD.'' " F.
grades; OH lotbs, CarpSts, Rugs. lnd VI, hi.
aud shadings OF AL STYLES; Cornlc', A.', pt -l.'
Poles walnut, gali, aud ebony Lace s.I Sai, '
Work done M Town or connlrv Az order, p'I',..
attended, 20. AIJENNiNGs, No, 1911 NO sp6 %
Richmond, Va.
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CHERIFF'S SALE
LARGE ASSORTMENT or FURNITURE.

CHERIFF'S SALE
~
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE.
Bv virtue of a III slress-warrant and attachment In
my hands, and by consent Of the partie, Will sell
AZ the store OF j. ID. GAtewOOd, No. 1908 Main
street, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1881,
commencing at o O'Clock 4. VI the entire stock Of
FURNITURE. &C.. in said store belonging 10 said
GatewOOd consisting OF
WARDROBES. LOUNGES,
BED>TEADS. BUREAUS,
SIDEBOARDS, SOFAS,
CENTRE-TABLFS.
WASHSTANnS. TABLES,
ARM. CHAIRS. ROCkING.CHAIRS,
PAKLUR-C HAIRS,
SAFES. CRADLES.
STOVES, NARNISlI.
CUT-HAIR, LUMBER,
and sundry other ariic usually found In 4 frrni
lure store. too numerous 10 mention. These are !
new goods, and should command the attention Of
the trade.
Iwlll also sell one WATCH aud CHAIN 10 satisfy
an execution in my hands CS. Harrington.
TERMS: Made known on day of ale
JOHN ". WRIGHT,
ap24 sheriff city OF Richmond.
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3 By W. Goddin,
Real ksta'e AuctiOneer,
cnrner EleYenih and Rank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE VERY
- HANDSOME NEWLY-FRECrkU BRICK
DWELLINGS on THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANK
LIN BETWEtN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS VIII be offered for sale al auction, on
the premises. on
TUESDAY TIE 4Tu MAY 1851,
at 5 o'clock f.. NJ. those THREE NEWLY.FRECT-
ED BRICK TENkNENJS. located as above, oc-
cuDied by Mcssts. l.. x. Edwards, Charles OBJ.
COwardn. and r. F. kagand. Zach OF the TkNE-
MENTS contains thirteen rooms, hni he'd In good
stye. with stone silis ana caps. handsome veraudas,
and with all the modern improvements including
marble mantelS, cOOkng-raDges hot and cold water,
baihtuDS, brick stables, and carriage houses-a IN
com plete or der-abd renting 10 good tenants at fair
price. The neighhoOd Is an excellent one.
TERMS Liberal, and made known al The time OF
sale. W. GODDlN,
ap24 Real Estate Auclioneer.
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BY W. GOddin,
Nv W. bouuln,
Real Estate Auctlonter,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THE
j VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE mo. IA AND
LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF EIGHTH BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY SGRkk1S-By vlr-
Tue of a deed OF trust bearing date May 30. 1876.
from f. h. Lyon, duly recorded IN Richmond Cham
Gerry Court In ID. los A. y. l22 default having
been made in lh6 pa! ment OF deb secured there
by aud at the request OF the beneficiary VIII sell,
on the premises on
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1881,
at O'Clock = NJ. the abOve-cescTibed property.
The h,use (deiachedl con aims eight rooms. The lot
has trout of 295 feet and Ceplh of 50 feet. An ut
euu.-di>tant from Main aud Cary streets, opposite
he Of lie SpOtswOOd fO el. and near the con-
tempiaitd Union Passenger depot. aud In close
proximity 10 the present Byrd->tieet depot, &c,
&C.. renders IL desirable purchase.
TERMS: Although HE Geo provides for a cash
sale, the beneficiary viii 'eDt one four IN cash,
and the balance AT siX.tweiVe ana eight En- months.
interest added aud scared by "A tflsf deed.
j. l.. APPER>ON, surviving Trustee
j. l.. APPERSON, SalesmIn. APP "a
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CROsKERY, GLASSWARE. &c.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
nLD FAVORITE ROUTE SfrEnaI
~ RESUMED 4ssiz.-.s.sssx-
THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY

WILL
RESUME IT'S ROUTE
THE POTOMAC RIVER BETWEEN QUANTICO
AND WASHINGTON
MONDAY THE 18TH or APRIL, 1881,
with It's new and splendid
STEAM n T. Y CE LSIOR.
qualities Of ELEGANCE, SPEED. SAFETY, and COM
FORT, which Will eOnnsct TWICE DAILY except
SUNDAY with trains on the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg ard Potomac railroad.
Leaving Richmond at $50 4. NJ, and
L'ayng Richmond at 500 4. NJ and
Arriving at Richmond al 2:OS L. VI, and
Arriving at Richmond at 9:5s i. VI.
This route, 50 long and iayoraby known. presents
the advantages of freedom from dust view
beau ful and historic scenery along the river. in
Guiding MOUNT VERNON, the home of Washing
ton, the luxury of a de ightfu bath. ell gantly
and IN the of ladies and inyaits, the OppOrtu-
nifty for refr, shng rest In superb siaterOOms.
With all the modern Improvements that concuee
% comfort and saey, with experienced and cOurte-
EXCELSIOR leaves nothing 10 be desired by those
VINO prefer the del ghtS or water travel aud sump'u
Gus meals to the aust and mOnOtOny Of an all-Tail
route.
Tickets from Richmond to Washington. un-
nlnlte1'. '......f0 W
Tickets from Richmond to Washington. lin
lieu .''.' .'''-'...',' w
Round trD tickets from Richmond to Wash
ingtOn aud return, good for ten days......... 90
can be had AZ the offices Of the Richmond. Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company. aud al
A. ". GARBkk'c, corner Of Main and fenth
streets.
Be sure to ask for tickets rid the POtomqc Steam
boat Company. GEORGE MATTINGLY.
superintendent.
p. s.-NO boat on Sundays. apl
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By X. Il. Chafin & Co., Real Estate Agents.
No | porth Tenth street.

BY X. h. Chaiin & Co., Real Estate Agents.
No. porih Tenth street.
LECTION SALE OF A NICE FARM,
coon Sp HoUsE, SIX RolMs; FINE BARN; &C; |;
is fgLs yaTw ~ Th hNS SI kTchfN FIR Or
NITURE. FARMING IMPLEMENTs, AND
STOCK.-At the request OF Mr. ~. G.. AkiD, who Is
chsneine his residence. will sell by auction, az
his residcnce. In Chesterfield. about three miles
from Manchester "a part OF Colone' humh i'r"''
o" MONDAY, APRIL 25. 1881,
M raining on next day, Tue,day,l commencing at
10 O'Clock, his entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comnrisng IN part: o.,o..
Sofa, Marble-Top Tables: very handsome Car
net, Rug and Hassacks to match {; and Reception
DINiNG-ROOM FURNITURE-Table Chairs. Re-
frigerator. sideboard, Glass and Chinaware'
CHhMi;ER FURNII URF-Two suits Chamber
- Furniture. Carpets. Haii.Carpe,s, Tin Water
KrT Srii n fS.iRNITURf-stove and Cooking
Utensils complete, Table safe, Tin. and Wood
enware, Scales, Flai.Ireus, Tubs. Walters, Coal
Scuttle. and nice stove for dining ROOM a &c.
ana well. broke Mare Mules: Mares, one Win
foai by Abdekader: fine Berkshire >hoats; l
nice Phaeton, al o Jump seat Rockaway; sets
wagon Harn,ss; 2 sets Singie Buggy Harne $;
z sets Plough. Harness. ohv'r Cnlied PIough.
No. 90; 2 Single Pouehs; l Double Drag;
] fine Woods Mower. nearly new: Clearer:
New Roller; Triple Bars, Double Bar, ana
swingIerees; poes. shovcs, Picks, Grabbing
Hoes, Rskes Scyhe Blades, Cross.Cnt saw,
Grluds,one, Curling KNIFE, Bags, Buckets,
Chains, &C.. 1900 feet Fencing Plank; l2o
panels Patented Movable Fence: saddle and
Bridle: 900 pounds Bacon-I,ams, Shoulders,
SIDES; Seed Potatoes, Millet-Seed. Tyie Bee
Hive, &c. - ,,,
POINTER.
This sale is worthy the attention of all in want of
any of the above-named articles.
TERMS Liberal. and made known ~ the sale.
X. Is. CHAFFIN & CO.,
AM
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BY X. II. Chaffin < Co.,
Real Estate Aucuoueers,
No. north Tenth street.

4 UCTiON SALE OF A VERY DESI-
IA RABLE LITTLE FARM, HIGHLY M
PROVED, NICE DWELLING, Splendid NEW
BARN. &C, IN FULL VIEW OF Tue CITY, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.-At The request Of
Mr.. u. &. AkiD. who j. going 10 another State, we
will sell by public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL rs, 1881,
at 2 O'Clock NJ, the VERY VALUABLE FARM
located as above described. containing SO ACRES.
and is a part of The Ruflin Farm.
The land is in a high STATE of improvement, and
the buildings consist of "A NICE DWELLING Of
six rooms, a splendid NEW BARN, aud usual out
houses-all IN good order.
This Is rare chance TO secure nice home at a
price that will prove TO be good investment.
TERMS: Very liberal. and very long time.
X. Il. CHAFFIN & CO.,
ap % Au tiOneeTs.
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BY John Z. sampson & Protber
(successors TO +. j. Sampsonl,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,Oneer,,
Hull street between Eighth and Ninth streets,
Manchester, Va.

Manchester, Va.
COMM TSSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
OBLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN CHES-
TERRIFIED COUNTl.-ln purs uance of a decree
of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield county, rem
dered on November l6, 1882, In the chancery suit
therein pendiDg, STYLED Cauvet rs. Wilkinson and
ale, tile under signed, special commissioners ap-
pointed for that purpose wilt expose TO safe by pup
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, MAY z, 1851,
al II o'clock VI. on The premises that very NALUA-
BLE TRACT OF LAND, containing 500 ACRES,
lying in Chesterfield county on The road leading
from Midlothian Coal Mines 10 Mount liermOn
church, aud about three aud half miles from Coal
field depot, on The Richmond and Ddnyllle rail- DAD.
The improvements consist OF ~ excellent BRICK
DWELLING with about six rooms. good grist-
mill. well wooded and waiertd. aud all necessary
out-buildings, In veTy respectable neighDOrhood,
convenient 90 churches. schools post Offices, &c.
This IL considered one OF The best farms In that
ton Of the c0nty, and was formerly the residence
of The late Hill Spears, Esq
TERMS: One third cash; the balance on credits
OF one aud two years, equal thstalm ents Tie pur-
chaser To execute his bond for the deferred pay
fnents, bearing interest from day OF SALE aud the
title TeiaiDed nh the VIII Die OF tie
shall have been paid and convey ance ordered by
she Court. III. MEADE.
Il. A. HANCOCK,
GEORGE MASON,
GEORGE j. HUNDIEY,
sp l0.17,24Smyl-4t special Commissioners.
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by h. b. Chailln & Co.. Real Estate Agents,
Richmond.
HEAVY WOODED LAND
II FOR SALE BY PURLIC AUCTION
IN THE COUNTY NE CHkSl EEEIEI Ii

VIII be sold az pubic auction, on the farm OF
John lianders, on The Midlothian Turnpike, about
six miles from Manchester, on
TUESDAY TIRE 26TH INSTANT,
al o'clock J.. NJ. THIRTY. SEVEN ANDTuRFF
FOuRTH ACRES HEAVILY WOODED TIM.
Der LAND when viii cut from iiiy to go cords
OF wood 10 The acre. Persons DESTROYS to purchase
the farm. JOSEPH RRt,lyS ane,,onscr
Sn as couryy, April 10, 1881.
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Lynchburg Passenger Train. ". -. uI.I.
Arrive BurheNlle...,......... ....,,.... I'' h, .
Train No. "A connects az Burke . ''Hf
tie, Mississippi and OHIO railroad G. t..-
iyuchburg, and all southwrsierr p1Iut-.
Trains Nus. - and AZ connect af -U..r -ff
Milton aud >utherhu NarrDw-6snce st.i -. .-.
Milton.
Train No. 40 connects 81 >alI.hrr, H''l "a. .r-
North Carolina railroad far Asu'NiI.. .iI .. .
ia Western North arulilt.
Trains Nos. so, Is aul A. cour- 10 a..
junction with Atlanta and uti.. o. b .-..'f
way for All points >"utu aut '. t..
a. connects a. thAllO,fn Win l.t. N'
and Augusts railroad Tor an pu.-., t.h, '
east, and Southwest.
Train NJ. 80 sfops only az Jrfsr'y
Branch. BsrA,dat's bdnriie' Green
salisbury.
Trains from iue ahuye-ulmei point
Richmond i:iS =. ". 1.R3 \. 81. grf
Tram on Norin Carolina railroad a.
toldshoTo' with Weldon and " llmiu- '-
for Weldon ald Wilmington
PJILNtAN-CAR SFRNrt
on Train 40. 5O-WashiuEton. D.
Atlanta.
ON Train No. 4s-Ncw York an. b
Danyile aud Atlanta.
ON Train ~. 42-N Arlington. T.
Danyiile, and D3uYilie Aul Auzu-is.
Tickets sold 10 al polnJs s0u,n.
southwest, and baggage checked thr'.-..
No lSy-Oysr checks given on iocNi 4.
General PASSENGER lui 70
r. ". L. TALCOrr, general .cit-
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II u ROPEAN STEAMSHIP <fSfS
~ TICKETS. nuikSsaS
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN STREET.
Representing the following tirst-ciass ocean steam
snip lines from Boston, New YORK, Philadelphia and
Baltimore 10 Europe: CUNARD, WHITE STAR
iCAN. RED STAR. ALLAN. NORTH-GERMAN-
LLOYD, HAMBURG AMERICAN, and METH
DEAuX. FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS, ana
srEERAGL TICKETS 10 aud from ali the prin-
cipsl points In Europe. Excursion tickets al
reduced rates. state-rooms secured IN advance.
faries going 10 Eur0pe sending for their friends
would do well 10 communicate with the undersigned
before purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and stean,-
snip tckefs 10 ali points in the Ugiled States and
Sanads Rates same As AT deDots and general Offices
No trouble toanSwer questions. Write 10 or call on
- A. W. CARRIER,
fell-dSwsm 1000 Main street. Richmonc Va
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BY Ro)ert b Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AucliOncer,
1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBLIC
~ AUCTION OF A LARGE NUMBER
OF BEAUTIFUL. ATTRACTIVE. AND VERY
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS

DESIRABLE BllLDiNO LUIS
IL
PORT MAYO (ROCKETTSj,
FRONTING On
DENNY strict BETWEEN THIRD AND
FIFIH STREETS, AND ON
DENNY STREET NEAR THE
N-STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
In pursuance of decree of the Chancery
Court Il the city OF Richmond entered on the
guardian, rs. Atkinson and as. therein pcudug,
we. the undersigned. appointed commissioners ny
said decree VIII Offer for sale by public auction.
commencing at 50 O'Clock z. NJ, on the premises.
on
SATURDAY. APRIL 80, 1881,
the above valuable LOTS, fronting 25 feet each on
the north side OF Denny street between Third and
Finn streets, extending back I'm depth 100 feet,
and desi-nated as Nos. SO. 81, 80, 80 40, Al,
Gated In that portion of the city, which has been
greatly improved by III recent grading Of the
streets and other substantial improvements, such as
new build ngS, &c. They are specially adapted tor
the class Of small HOUSES which are now so scarce,
and which rent so very readily and Dro6taby in
that immediate vicinity. Special and particular at
tention Is invited TO The sale of these LOTS, and
purchasers may attend with assurance OF buying a
good bargain and clear title. IL coming directly
from tie estate of the late Robert A. Mayo, who was
the owner for many years.
TERMS viii be one fourth cash; balance
uDOn a credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months,
g per cent interest added To- negotiable notes. and
title retained until all of the purchase money Is
paid aud CONVEYANCE ordered by the COur..
GEORGE Il. HARRISON,
GEORGE II. BURWELL.
Commissioners.
ROBERT b. LYME, Auctioneer. apo
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BY Furmau Topper,
Real Estate Agent aud AuctlOmoer,
1915 Main street.

DEREMP TORY AUCTION SALE OF
i THREE STORY-AND- ASEMENT DE-
TACHfD DWELLING N THE CITY OF MAN
CHkSTER.-i shall eel, without limit or reserve, on
MONDAY, MAY2 1881.
og the PREMISE. at D. O'Clock L. ~. that DE-IRA
BILE DWEi LING On Eleventh street between DE.
caiur and stockton str, cts. containing eight rooms
and Welding Gne RENAL. The lot frolts 81 I, ct
Eleventh street and run, 9ack ~ itt rar'ies
FURMAN 1uPPER, Auciioneer.
ap MISUNDERSTANDING
NIX HILL AND A PART OF ELK
IL ISLAND FOR SALE Ar AUCTION.-This
noted ESTATE VIII re sold at auction, upon the
premises, on the
Sd DAY OF NAY. 1881.
al IL O'Clock VI. 1t j. situated on james river. In
GOOchland county. dfiy-Onc miles from Richmond
by the I,ichmond apd Allegheny railroad. and EN-.
braces 1870 ACRES consisting of 2f3 acres of the
middle portion of Elk Island. adjoining John
YOung's estate. of POughkeensie. n Y; 37l5 acres
OF James River lOw-pround 30 acres of upland
cleared aud In cultivation; 1894 acres of upland In
woods
The island is alluval soil ofinexhausilble fertility
aud has always bren considered The most productive
land Oh the NV r,yieiding heavily in corn, wheat.
tobacco. and grass.
The upland Is the best guilty of James River
for It's superior character. The woodland Is well
iimbered with every variety Of timber indigenous 10
the soil.
The main land Is connected at present with the
island by a good ford aud ferry, but formerly by a
bridge. which was burned during the lae war. the
substantial piers and abutments of which are sui
standing, and with small outlay the supersIrI
could he replaced.
The buildings are OF frame, aud IN good repair.
The DWELLING contains seven .arge. airy rooms,
besides three large basement rooms, situated In a
beau ifu grove. embracing four acres, well turied
and watered. The garden Is In the highest state Of
Improve well drained, and Handsomely laid
of Two large orcharus. well stocked with the
choicest VARIETY OF apples and pears. The out
buildings are extensive IN number and variety. aud
arranged in the best manner for the operation Of
such an estate. There is depot OF the Richmond
and Allegheny rail Dad on the place. at which there
Is large s,OrehOuse, cooper shop, Decentralization,
and good dwelling house OF brick. containing tour
large, comfortable rooms. Two hundred yards
below same is a good mill.
There is private church-buIlding on the place,
ana churches Of various denominations IN the neigh
borhoOd.
Considering the great fertility of the soil and the
excellence OF the improvements, the healthfulness
and beauty 81 its situation aud the refined society Of
the nelghOcrhoOd. the facilities OF transportation
by the railroad, ard Geographic communications
and regular daily malls. We feel ju.tfied IN saying
that few estates In Virginia offer equal induceme
To be fully appreciated, however. IL mustbe seen.
JOHN H. GUY,
WILLIAM VI. HILL,
JULIEN HARRISON,
Special Commits siOners.
Post-offe of the commissioners, Richmond, Va.
NH 23,27.3lap3.7, l0.14,l7.2l "a. 3O&myl
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I.ICENSE-TAN
OFgICE tItN e.
RICHMOND, AprN
I LICENSE TAN.

This office viii b. open calv from ...
TO o'cl ok T.. NJ. from The lolu i'
DAY OF APRIL for The purpr" ~
LlCENSE-TAN nom all lawyers,
commission merchants, mercnanti',
sale aud retail liquor dealer, h"it.' .
saloons, boarding houses. eatirg h't'''' r..
suciioneers. lumber mca>uteia titN. ......
aud halls telegraph, tNpit, coat. Qua .......
companies: mercantile, stgknb'ti, iSt
ploymsnL ticket, aud seNiug-mtchiDe De-
tiers manufacturers. junk tui oN'l't '' ....
tographcrs, veterinary surgeons. q " o., ...
All licenses remaining unpdi nh N' tNnN
Nav, A FINE or Nor LESS III ~ -
MORE THAN s. for each GAY iht. ga ~
imposed. \. X. " '''
ap l2.tAp30
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DELiNNILNr rANlN.
0FFleL OF ClIi Co.,.
RICHMOND, Ann ID.
nELIN ST REAL D..
IL TANt> OF 1850.

In pursuance of An ordinance az
pr, pared and posted lit ot nrlrf t
Real Estate for 1880, ,ur jet ip 'l.
all concerned. Fur her. ln pur.uiG'
notice Is given TN all iLe dti.f pos
ci'y mat al. such real estate 80 dt
sold at auction On the tr,t day o'
the Hastings COurf. unless The bN-
thereon have been previously puf.
required by ordinance io publi-h 'u
the daily pdp,rs Of the clty not Ir..
preyiOss 10 such sale, a llst ~ b.
nuQaebt for the taxes ct the prs
In conformity herewith notice
that such list viii be uu1n he'd iu t
paper on WEDNESDAY. 2sth 4.
SATURDAY, April 30, 1851,
AND MAT ON
MONDAY, 20 DAY or Ma.
II being the FIRST DAY % the MN iD ..t
ttngS Court, shall, between 10, /.
o'clock l.. NJ, proceed 90 sell in ir
n an, on Broad between Ninth SOL
he real estate delinquent Is aiOrt~
additional pena. " Of 3 per ceuf frr
ap IL lMV2 \. x. WOOD
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sJh ILAD ELPHlA. RICH ,,rrsysa
MChD. AND NORFOLK STEAM sskk&zH
RIVER AN0 THE EAST VIA FALL RivnFR
THREE TINES A WEEK.-Updl further ro
ti.e ,he steamers of THU the will make tr.week,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, sad Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, aud SUNDAY, con,
Meeting AZ Pniadelphis with Clydeg Few Englsne
Line for Fail River.
QUICK riME-FREQUENT DEF .-RTURRs-
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily ultli O'Clock p. NJ.
JAMES W. MCCARRlCK,
General Sort .ern Agent, Richmond, "a
WILLIAM L. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
NOES M. IA S~uth Whsrves pni,sdelnbl.
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E'OR SALE, ONE HUNDRED GROSS
l. GERMAN HORSE AND q ArTI EEoon~
substitute for green feed Gives appetite an spirit.
ana causes them to shed their rough coat Price Der
feed dealers. NH az I ~ s"
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

&c. - - " --,--I"-l--~1-
EOR SALE PRIV a L + l. Y, A O.
II FIRsT-CLASS RESIDENCE. centrally N
located, cOntaniIg ten rooms, besides XII chen abd
keryanis' rooms, with all modern improvements,
and In nice order.
TERMS: $1,000 cash; the balance at one, two,
and three years, with interest.
Appy 10 H. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Real Estate Agent aud Aucti0neer.
a WxF3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-24

EOR SALE, AT GORDONSVILLE, VAy
Il VERY CHOICE PROPERTY OF FORTY
THREE ACRES, highly improved, suitable for fan :
ly Teidence The house ~ beautifully situated Win
i'm few minutes walk of churches, schools. post.
office, railway station. &C.. There u variety and
abundance OF fruit with every convenience for
most comic tlble home. For further pal tculars
anply 10 GEORGE BROWN.
an ri 4w GOrGOn VILE, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-24

BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113 Main street.

THAT MOST DESIRABLY.LOCAT
FIRsT-cLAss BRICK RESIDENCE
ON THE
WEST LINE OF SOUTH THIRD STREET,
IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO
AND OVERLOOKING GAMBLE's-IIILLP PARK
COMMANDING
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE VIEWS
OF THE
ADJACENT COUNTRY
FROM ITS PORTICO AND vERANDAs.
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'OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP IlfCSs.
~ COMPANY. ..s1<sszss,

FOK NEW YORK.
rb, company VIA dls. alen one OK their splcaJ!,
steSmcrs--Of.D DOMINION. VIVA NOKF, MAN.
HAITIAN, aud RICHMOND every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY. ard SUNDAY high water.
ships gong noftn land AT Pier 81, North rive
loot of Beach street. Ships coming south sat- from
Piur AZ Norm riyer. foot Of Christopher street
They b>ve splendid saloons state-ro ms, ana rsI
~ ms.
Tne fare, accommodation and attention are - =
SURPASSED.
Cabin Fare to New York, $1,000. Storage, 80
~. 7
FrelsoIs for points beyond NeH York forvarcA
penges incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock +. ". daily.
FOR further Information Apply 70
GEORGE w. ALLEN Z CO., Agents.
rfdcp Commands ~ Rnpkafts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-24

By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FRAMED
Il DWELLING no. I'D AT THE NORTH
EAST CURNsR OF DUVAL AND ST. PAUL
STREHTS AT AUCTlON.-in execution of a dec
of trust 10 the subscriber dated 4th August. SIT,
and recorded In the Cbaucery Court in Deed-Book
III Il, page 70, being thereto required, | will sell
by auction upon the premises on
MONDAY. APRIL 25TU,
at Az O'Clock. the property above referred 10. The
HOUSE has about five room s. and the LOT fronts
80 feet on Duya street, running back 1876 feet on
line.
TERMS: BY consent, one fourth cash. and the
residue at four, eight and twelve months for notes
with interest added and secured bv deed Of trust
GEORGE L. HAW, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ap IL