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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27


f,u.cAoo. Nav GAIA your issue Of May
,s,h n referring to Admiral Farraeut
being issbed to the rigging at the
bsisIe Of Mobile you sag that Quarter.
master Roowles should know, ~ he lashed
him. Now, positively deny that Admiral
Farragut was lasised to the mast, or rig
cling, OF anything, or In any shape during
The massage of The forts at The mouth OF MO-
bile nav, or at any time during the en-.
garemcnt. The only thing that couic
possfb,y baye given rise TO the story
WA that sster passing the forts and
cmn,ng 10 anchor, being entirely out
q range, aud all firing having ceased,
fyud the ram, as supposed, having sought
protection under the guns OF Fort Morgap,)
The report was passed that the ram was
again coming out, which report was shortly
sfter verified BY her boldly attacking the
feet, and apparently shaping her course d.
rect for the flagship. Orders were at once
given to heave up the anchor, which was
done, Before we had engaged the ram, at
this time. the Admiral mounted the port
mizzcu rigging. going up eight or ten feet,
for the purpose OF better directing the
course Of the ship in her attack on the
ram, which was coming up on the port
bow. At this time Lieutenant. Commander
Waston Gag lieutenanp asked the
Admiral II he had not better be lashed'
the object being to prevent bis Ia''-
ing II wounded. Quartermaster KNOWLES
was sent aloft with short piece OF
rope for the purpose OF lashng him, but In
stead OF lashing him he merely passed the
rope around his body, passing the two ends
around one OF the shrouds, and the Admiral
twisting them over and holding them in his
right hand, thus steadyiug him as he stood
on the outside OF the rigging, and making a
pressure against the rope necessary TO keep
il In its place. Had he been wounded and
relaxed The hold of his hand from the rope,
II must necessarily have fallen overheard
with its own weight. 1t was not the least
protection in preventing the Admiral from
falling ii wounded.
/ was q lieutenant on board OF the nag.
ship at the time, and refer to either Lieuten'
ant ]. e.. Watson dag Iieutenantl or l.. n.
Kimberly executive officer) at the time for
a verifcation OF the above. Respectfully.
go
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BY Jno. L. Laughton, Jr., Auctioneer,
1905 Main street.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF AN EXTEN-
IL sIVE AND VALUABLE ASSORTMENT OF
cut GLASS. CHINA. BR0NZES, CARPETS.
VASES, BRIC-A-BRAC. &C, AT AUCTION.-By
direction Of George W. Mayo, Esq executor Of
Mrs Louisa g. Allan, deceased will sell al her late
residence, corner of. Main ana Fifth streets. on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY THE 27rh AND 2eTH
INSTANT.
az l9S pfsek a. M al IL Of Go The
late. embracing IN part
i SOLID ROSEWOOD PABLOR SUIT, in blue
/ RosEw0UD PARLoR SUIT, in crimson
damask;
RosEWO0D SOFAS. in crimson plush;
rately carved. bOulht from an old German
castle. and said to be 800 years old:
large and varied collection Of BRIC-A BRAC,
Including relies Of great age sud curious de-
signs, once the property of Louis PHILIPPE, La
fayeite, and other noted personages:
BRONZE srATUARY and GROUPS:
Ehgsni WHITE, DAhK' and VAaRlLGATED
PEsTHY CARPETS and RUGS, and oher
2 sets MAH0GANY DINING.TABLE>, with claw
feeI pedesias and brass monnlngs;
CARVED DiNlNG-ROOM CHAIRS. SIDE IA
A large assortment of IMPORTED CHINA. to.
gether with collection Of genuine Old INDIA
CHINA. and n fun set or superior CUE
ObASN Ware clhhrdclnR many phcts Hoi
In ANTIQUE MAHOGANY FURNITURE the
as ortmtnt consists Of CARU-TABLES,
CHESS-TAELES, SlDE-TABLES, WORK
STANDS, LILO u Oh Asses, DESKS.
LOUNGES, &c, inaid with bras and iancy-
colored woods. that cantot be bought new.
There are also manv antiques. BRASS
. FIKt-IRONS. FLINDERS, CANDELABRAS.
EEGRANINGS. CORNICES. &C.: large
number of handsome FANCY CHAIRS.
The chambers are furnished with
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUIT, with WARD
HOBF;
3 WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, with WARD
ROBES 10 match:
MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUIT,
l OUTAGE CHAMBER SUIT:
Sup rior HAIR and STUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS. and Pillows,
2 FRENlH-PLATE "tHt VAL" MIRRORS, in
suspendiUg rosewood frames:
LEATHER-BU11OM and ANTIQUE ARM
CHAIRS,
MARBLE-TOP IRON-FRAME HALL-TABLE,
1 ROSEWOOD PIANO and STOOL:
WINDOW-HURTAINS rs. LAMBRtQUiNS, &c.
THE USUAL KITCHEN FURNITURE,
and many other articles too numerous TO mention
the accumuIaliOns of nearly century.
The character aud reputation of this family are
sufficient to induce large attendance OF those who
are DESTROYS Of purchasing rare and valuable an
lques, which can only he procured a. such sales.
JNO. f. LAUGHToN. JR.
my22 AuciiOneer.
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By ". Geddis.
Real Estate Agent and Aucticneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

ruRUsrEEy SALE OF LARGE BRICK
Il DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
on The s0UTH slpE ~ SRAGE p nspwiTf.
KNOWN AS The " SOUTHERN FEMALE IN.
sTiTUTE."-By virtue OF Two deeds OF trust exc.
cuted by Mr. Alfred Moses aud wife-the first TO the
~ SoSa sna T. ne
to The undersigned l. II: Carrinston aud = =: Levy,
trustees, bearing date 25th November, 1873, both
duly recorded In Richmond Cnancery Court-we
shall In execution thereof proceed 10 sell AZ pubic
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY 90, 1881,
at O'Clock r. NJ. or fair: II not, on the first fair
day thereafter) that VERY VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE located as above. The LOT has front OF
alley on the lot is VERY HANDSOME
DWELLING, three stories above the basement,
connected In the rear by a LARGE BRICK BUILD
ING, erected by the late H. T.: Lelebyre for board
Ing. there altogether about thirty. five rooms,
including two handsome parlors, reception rooms,
&c. To The east OF the dwelling there Is "a HAND
SOME BUILDING LOT. having front on Grace
premises occupied as a hrst-ciass boarding
house by Mrs. Il. j. Warren.
The foregoing real estate Is located on Grace
street In most desirable Deighborhood Tue prem-
ises wire originally designed. by Mr.. Leiebvre for
6rst-class residence aud boardng-school, and have
long been used as such by the late ID. Lee Powell
Mrs. Carrirgton and others, and for that purpose
or for boarding hOuse or large family they nave
many advantages.
balance at six. twelve, and eighteen months for ne
gotable notes. interest added, secured by deed OF
trust.
called to this sale. W. GODDiN,
A. NJ. KELLEY,
Trustees In the first deed;
!. n. CARRINGTON,
T.. j. LEVY.
Trustees In the second deed.
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By Frank ID. Hin & Co..,
Real Estate Auc;iOneers,
HOS Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
~ TION OF NICE BRICK DWELLING, No.
6l0 NORTH SIXTH SIRE TT BY virtue of a
decree Of Richmond thaucrrv Court in suit OK
Dewitt rs. Dewitt ct ats, 26,h April, 1877, the
undersigned, special commissioner therein atp-
pointed, viii sell upon he premises located above.
on
THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1881,
at O'Clock Z. NJ, the property described in said
decree as follows: The THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING No. 6lO north sixth street, between
Leigh ana streets, containing eight rooms hTick
kitchen four rooms; bath room gas in every room.
g.. &c. The lOt fronts on the west side Of sixth
street 40 feet with depth of 1870 feet 10 a wide
alley. The neiRhborhOOd IS excellent, AID the Local
ton being central this property should attract at
ard.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six
twelve, and eighteen nOnhs, q per cent. interest
added aud title retained until the purchase. money
Is paid IN full T.. FO<TAINE DkWIrT,
Special Commissioner,
Sale bv FRANK ID. HILL & CO., Auc;iOnecrs.
nv rs
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Roanoke college Comm ncmeut aud
TrtcnnAsA Reunion, June I2ih-l0lh.

Sunday, sune 18th, IL A. Baccalau
reste sermon. 8 z. M.-Annual address lie
lore the Young Mems Christian Association
oy Rev. Francis p. Mutually, ID. D., Lexing
ton, Va.
Monday, June 18th. 3 p. M.-Meetinp O,
Alumni Association. SIP. M.-Contest Ia,
Medal In Oratory.
tuesday, June a4tb, IL A. M-Addres.
before Alumni Association BY Charles
Bower, A. H.. Liberty, Va. sP. M.-Tr;.
enniai Grafton by George Il. Nelson. A, NJ
Baltimore, Nd, followed by a social enter
tainment.
wednesday, June 18th. 10 A. M.-Trien.
NAL rtnnioD. Addresses by Hon. John
Paul, 81. T.. Harrisoobur,y, Va. Professor
Z. X. Holland, Secretary Board Of Educa.
lion, Richmond, Va; A. ~. Sayre, A. r..
montgomery, Ala, and others. SIP. M
Annual address before the literary societies.
THURSDAY, June i6tb, 10 a. M.-Com.
mencemeot Day-Addresses H. graduating
eIass, comforting OF degrees, awarding Of
medals, &c. The buildings viii. be omen 10
visitors at stated times during ,the week.
md the grounds and halls Will ts IIlumI.
mated at night.
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General q. s. Mems barn and ,stabi,
building was burned yesterday monYing
The loss is estimated at 90 600; insurance.
about $1,000. General Meem left home
Yesterday morning, and after reacbisg
woodstock received telegram Informing
bim OF bis loSs The caucS OF the fire Is MOI
known.-ShtAsndoah Herald, 25M.
Mr.. X. Dorsey Ogden has a dramatic
company which bas been successfully play.
ing through the sesson In the Australian
cities and towns.
= few days sgo Th0tas Steele, aged 81.
see1 years, son OF w. j. Steele, living pear
eHaolk. wgs drQwged While bathing.
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BY X. II. Chaffin 4 Co.
Real Estate AuctiOneerS.

A UCTION SALE OF NICE BRICK
IA DWELLING AT THE CORNER OF CANAL
AND JEFFERSON STREETS. WITH EIGHT
ROOMS AND MODERN IMPR0VEMENTS.-Ai
the request Of the owner who lisa nonresident, va
Will sell by public auction. on the premises,
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 2STH,
at 6 O'Clock. the NICE AND COMFORTABLE
BRICK DWELLING as above described. contain
ing eight rooms with gas, water, bath. &c.
This properly Is very conveniently located. being
so near the Richmond and Allegheny railroad. and
will al ways brin2 good rent. This sale offers
good opportunity 70 secure a comfoi table home aud
10 make good investment
TERMS: Liberal aud announced at sale.
X. IL. CHAFFIN 4 CO.,
my22 Auctioneers.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TONI have prescribed HOrsiord's Acid
Phosphate in several cases of phthsis,
Consumption with good results; among
Others that OF seeming to aid the action OF
other remedies. +. w. Jones, NJ. D., Taun'
ton, Mass.
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by JAS. Macdoueail, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.


No. 10 Governor street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN-By virtue of a certain
Iust deed executed 10 the undersigned on the 80 day
OF October, 1878. and OF record In the Chancery
Court of Ricbmond. Va. Deadlock lib A. page
90, being required so 10 do by the holder Of the
note secured In the said deed, shall, on
FRIDAY, MAY 81. 1881,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. offer for sale at
public auction. at house NO 800 on Twenty fourth
street, In the city of Richmond. Va. a valuable lot
Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting of
FINE ROSEWOOD PARLOR SET,
2CHAMBER SETS
BEDS ana BEDDING,
4GOOD CARPETS.
l WALNUT EXTENSION-TABLF
HANDSOME SILVER TFA.SET
KNIVES. FORKS, CROCKtRY. &C., &c. {;
and sundry other articles too numerous 10 be men,
toned.
TERMS: Cash.
EDMUND wADDILL, JR., Trustee.
y. B. COOK. Salesman. my IL
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AUCrTOu sAI.EB--Th1s nay:
BY n. 3. Chanln q Co,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auciionecrs,
No. I north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
FrRsT.cLAss BRICK DWELLING
Nc. ics EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
NEXT To THE
CORNER or FIRST.

By virtue OF decree OF the Cbancery Court Of The
civ Of Richmond, entered on the ID DAY 81 nay,
iasI. in inc case OF Ruthesfoord's Administrator
co. Goodwin ef ais, the undersigned special com
missioner. appointed for the purpose, VIII sell Ny
public auction, ON the preinses,o on
FRIDAY. MAY "a. 1881,
a, xu o,c,oct p. NJ. The very desrabiy located and
Hrst-class DWELLING No. lO2 cast rrsnsnh
street ten rooms. with all the mcdern I'M
n1Syemenis and In nice order. There Is also on the
,ot dne large brick Kitchen, with four rooms. coal
house. &C, &C. This Is OF the best.buflt dwell.
ings In the city, which, with its eligible location ana
surroundings, makes IL one OF The most desiraDe
dweiliig s now offering In the city.
TERMS One fourth cash balance ~ SIX: Twelve
and eighteen months for notes. with y per cent IN
ieres added and title retained until the whole pur-
chase money Is paid.
n the bidders at sale With II The deferred pay
mems will be extended 10 one two and three years.
with six per cent interest, payable semi-aDnually,
and negotiable notes given for same.
GEORGE :. BERNARD.
Special Commissioner.
RIB. CHAFFTN & CO., AuciioBeers. my II
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by GrubDs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
4 NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS ON LAU-
REL AND CHERRY STREETS, SOUTH OF
CARY STREET, AT AUCTION.-In execution Of
deed of trust from Lewis r.. Haryie and wife 10
the subscribers as trustees, dated May IL. 1875,
parties secured, we Will sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1881.
commencing at o'clock Z. NJ. the following PRO.
PFRTY conveyed in said deed-tO wit
LIST. A LOT on the west side of Laurel between
Cumberland and Beverly streets, adjoining 81. An
drew'S chapel. so feet 10y about l4O feet.
I'd. A LOT on the west side Of Laurel between
Beverly and AbemaTle streets b, ginning 80 feet
north of AlbeHarle street, 269 by about 1877 feet.
80. A LOT at the southeast corner OF Cherry and
Beverly streets, 90 by l3S feet.
4th. LOT on the cast side Of Cherry street. be-
ginning 90 feet north of Albemare street, 80 by
1876 feet.
All of these lots run back to alleys 20 feet wide.
and they will be sold IN such parcels as bidders may
desire.
TERMS : The deed authorizes the sole TO be for
about $1,000 cash. but by The sales will bp
upon The following very liberal terms--to wit. one
fourth cash balance at one, two. and three years.
with Interest seml-aDnually, and secured by trust
deed.
We invite attention to this sale, as the property s
situated In rapidly improving part OF tie city,
aud persons OF small means viii he abe 10 buy upon
the terms given +. W. GRUBBs,
A. ID. WILLIAMS.
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. my22
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

by GruDDs Wllams,
Real Estate Agents snd AuctIoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 20 35S. 1000
l. ACRES OF LAND IN SIDNEY. JUST BE-
You'd THE CITY LIMITS. AT AUCTI0N.-Ir
execution Of d. ed of trust from A. T.. Dickinson and
wife 10 the undersigned, trustees dated 18th Of
January. 1874. and duly recorded, being thereto re-
qured ny the holder of The debt secured, Will sell
by auction, upon the premises. on
TUESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF MAY,
at o'clock Z. NJ. The following property-t0 wit (:
The SQUARE OF FOUR ACRES bounded by Cedar,
Ivy, Robinson, and Kensington streets: also, the
SQUARE OF FOUR ACRES bounded by Hanover,
wv. Robinson, and Mulberry streets; and 4 PAR
GET containing II 35s-lO0O ACRES, lying near
the above, and az Joining the land formerly owned
by Richard Reins. This properly is beautifully
situated on or near The line of an extension OF
franklin street westwardv. and before many years
be in demand by the foot for building lots. An
nves' ment made here now cannot fail TO prove very
profitable.
TERMS: The deed authorizes the sale to be for
cash as 10 al amount sufficient TO defray expenses
and 10 pay of the debt secured but by consent, the
terms will be one f0urh ca h, balance at six. twelve.
and eighteen months for notes, with interest added,
and secured by deed of trust.
JOHN l.. BACON,
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT
Postponed 10
TUESDAY. MAY 3lsT,
at o'clock NJ, at the office of Grubbs & Williams,
No. Eleventh street. my "a
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BY II. Ii. Chafnn & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street,

A UCTION SALE OF LARGE LOT OF
"A l02FEkT FRONT, WITH NEATFRANED
HOUSE EONCONTAINING FOUR ROOMs.
lNGTON sTkEETS.-At the request OF TIE owner
VINO nonresident, We will sell at public auction,
on the premises, on
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 80, 1881,
az D O'Clock, the BEAUTIFUL LOT located as above
described, fronting l02 feet on Ashland street with
NEAT FRAMED DWELLING thereon. This IS a
biRh dry iOea ION, and this ground hes very pretty
In an Improving Heighoorhood on the main thor
ouKhfare between the Old and new reservoirs. This
Is an opportunity 10 make good invest ment as the
property Is bound 10 enhance In value.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced ~ sale.
X. ID. CHAFFIS q Co,
my ~ Auctionfers.
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by Richardson & Co.
Real Estate Agents aud Auciioueers,
lll3 Main street

GALE BY AUCTION OF AN AT.
~ INACTIVE FRAME DWELLING AND LOT
ON TWENTY FIFTH STREET BETWEEN o
AND sIREErs.-By request OF the owner we
VIII sell BY auction, IN the pr mises, on
SAruRDAY, MAY 20. 1881,
et o'clock +. NJ, that desirable TWO.STORY
FRAME DWELLING, No. 9l6, on ibe west eide OF
Tweuty.hnh street. between D and II streets, for
meriy the resdence OF Atticus j. Tucker, Esq,
containing i've MONS. substantially and conye-
has front Of S3 feei ANA a depth or 1872 feet.
TERMS: One third cash; balance by negotiable
notes ~ six aud twelve sonths. with interest added
and secured by deed Of u pst.
RICHARDSON a CO.,
my22 Auctioneers,
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BY George 6. Vashon & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

BROAD STREET PROPERTY TO BE
I'D SOLD AT AUCTION-BRICK STORE WITH
DWELLING OF SEVEN ROOMS ABOVE. WITH
GRANITE STILLS AND CAPS, LOT Al Bl l4O
FEET, SITUATED ON TUE NORTH SIDE OF
BROAD STREET BETWEEN GlLMER AND
HANCOCK sTREET%NEW, SUBSTANTIAL
LY BUILT, AND IN PERFECT ORDkR.-We
will sell by auction. on The premises on
FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1881,
at 6 O'Clock y. NJ, the above VERY DESIRABLE
PROPERTY. An insDection of the premises VIII
satisfy any as to It's value.
TEENS Very accommodating. and made known
at sale. GEORGE :. NASHON son.
my 22 AnciionteIs.
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By W. GOddln,
Real Estate Auclioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ENTFFNTH STREET OPPOSITE TO THE
FIRST MARKET.-By virtue OF deed of trIs,
from Isaac jacobs aud wife, dated 9th of August.
1880. and of record In the Chancery Court of ile
city OF Richmond, default having been made I'm TIE
PAYMENT OF the money therein secured. aud r,ques-
having been made by the CREDITOR therein secured
that the deed pe cOs,d shall proceed % sell al pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. MAY 30. 1851.
at | I o'clock a. NJ. all that LOT, with the LARGE
BRICK BUILDINGS thereon, yng I'm the CIV 81
Richmond on The east side OF Seventeenth street gu'
90 The south side Of Walnut alley. opposite 10 ID.
First Market being the properly described IN saii
deed OF trust.
TERMS: Cash. HILL CARTER.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FEE.
i SIMPLE PROPERTY LOCATED ON THk
JANIS RIVER OPPOSITE THE CITY OF
RICHMOAD BY authority Of The heirs OF j. j..
Abrahams, deceased, We will sell by puDic auction,
on
TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1881,
AT O'Clock u. NJ. upon the pr, misses. all that VAL
LIABLE PROPERTY iying and being in Chester
field county, Va, beginning at paint on James
river four hundred and seventy feet, at lOw-watcr
mark, below the line dividing The land OF the Mid.
lothian Coal-MiDing Company from The land r.
served by Nathaniel Green and Caroline Green and
In direct line perpendicular with the line OF SAID
ca mpany's land. distant four hundred and sixty-sx
feet, and running In lire parallel with the bound.
anytime of said Midlothian Coal-Minng Company
south 764 feet, west fs3 feet inches. thence
sou l3 feet, east l3 feet, thence north 76A feet,
east 35l feet to lOw-water mark on the river, and
thence up the river along he said low water liue 1868
feet to the point OF beginning. containing about
THREE ACRES OF LAND formerly occupied and
USED a AbIah9ms's .hIp yard. The property Is be-
low Manchester aud Oppo,ite that part of the city
OF Richmond called Rockets.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at six and pine
months. for negotiable n6les, with interest added,
and secured by trust-doed.
GkUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
my l4,ls,22,2o.2INtd AuctiOneprs,
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E AUCTION 1ALEN-Yusnre Days.
BY Frank ID. HiIi a Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auc;ioneers,
1l0Q Main sffeef

SALE OF VALUABLE
i FRAME DWELLING AND A NUMBER %
Lots FOR BUILDING pURPosEs. AT THR
SOUTHEAsT CORNER OF TWE>TY-SINTH
AND u sTREETs, ANnAT THE snUTHWtsT
JUST OUTSIDE OF THE CORPORATE LIMIT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. Al AUCTION
BY virtue OF deed OF trust from John a. Bel aud
wife 10 the unjersiened. dated March 7. 1876 ana
recorded ~ the clerks once Henrirs County our
In Deed Book o. page l4s, aud also recorded In The
clerks Office Richmond Char Gerry Court, Deadlock
IOs A, page 469. default having been made IN the
payment Of certain negotiable note therein
cured, end having been requested by the benenciary
IN said deed 10 do, will. la execution thereof
sell At public auction, on the premises, at 81 O'Clock
MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1881,
all the PROPERTY decribcd Ia said deed as follow.
All that LOT at the southeast corner CT Tweaty-
ninth aud X streets In the county Of Henrico ffon'.
ing 90 feet on fhe east side OF Iweniy-nnth street
and running bscs between parallel lines 81 feet %
au alley feet wide, with all The buildings and im.
provemcnts thereon.
Also, all that LAND IN the county Of Hendco
fronting so feet on the east line OF Twenry-nm'h
street. between Q aud X streets. and running hack
between paraIleinnes 1872 feet TO an aiHy 10 feet
wide.
Also. LOT No. 3 in Square 20 IN Rutherfoorl'
addition. mt the southwest Intersection Of agi
TLlreth streets. fronting l73 feet on west line
Tbirtieth street and running back between parade
lines 81 feet 10 an alley 10 feet Wide
The ID HELLING has bee n recently builf. contain
eight rooms, and Is In mostexc' len order; nc 'li
buildings are large and commodtous, conslsiltE n
water on The premises. and the grounds adi1e'nf %
the dwelling are handsomely ornameuted viii lIuit
trees. flowers, and shrn0bery.
The lots will be sold according 10 pa 30 the haads
of he aucfiOneers.
TERMS: IS consent, one fourth cash balance in
four eight and twelve msnihs. with Interest adaoi
notes to be secured by q dee' OF ,iu, 5rr IT,
Sale by FRANK d. HILL & Co AucIl0neers.