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A History of SMALLPOX and the
il Methods Of Combat
irg 1t.
The Ravages OF the Disease Since
1t First Appeared i'll
Chicago.
Complete and Thorough Vaccina-
ton the Only Sure Pre-
ventive.
The Hiding-P1accs Of Disease Unearthcd
by the Tenemcnt-House In.
spcctors.
Tie Grim Reapers Ghastly Work Dur
ing 0ctober-Yesterday's
Deaths

49,. +a-. that sma,,-nox has iu-
~ VIZ" " Nv - >,,h ,b;: -v..ar and
crcasco lrou1 '1'o'Ato ~ ' ,t;,,o,1 ~
that the October nlorta41ty report pu"'''1eo w.
dav shows IT. deaths from this disease alone,
49, h;.t,>,1, of tha disease might not prove
or'e1 history ~ - 1<.-., h.td hui s,nni,-nox
unlntertstlnE. - n"7 oee tr..,5,r,s
WAS described oF 11st'oetn'1s a." ,;
while others have Insisted tnAt II oau ITS VI '4A
:, 4-hta in the time Of Mahonet, and that 1t
AZ ..-u... NJ +bo r,,,r,r 1t has been
Was an outsro"tn ~ ~ =; c,o;n and
written OF as having appeared III spain III"
Fruuce i'll the latter part OF tile n1th century
o,d .:recora IF Tours wrote Of II disease similar
n ,. v,.,zos c,ass;t3ed it With measles
TO su1a4A-!'oA. 4&.' s h-eic,ors rnis-
and even al this iate uas nAn3 49, $500. s,.aas.
take snalt- pox iu its first stages tor tnat olsease
49,. .~.,,,s,,e wrotc of emall-pox in ~, hut
,a.,o rno thirteenth century it has
etnco o M ,..S -. no E,s+ The
becn ~"eH Auo"n - .;,o ,r
prevention OF small pox WIS t -, u.'u la,
rather, several ~ ~ MI. Thin9
without success sAcclnaon @ ,,, ,ne ot 1E,r hns
not been prcscntiSc ~ at ~ i 9o nr,
ago pnys'ctan ~ H. tn.s his naticnts Win
vent small pox ~ ..nt ;,aI @ IA ..an,o rrrv
the virus. a1u ntoh' o',T.ra, rnwns in whjth
nearly uepopulat1ue He 49, ~. axr.ri-
he WIS atlo"to " ~ I:,;rnoca,, c1,1nare rt,t..
n,ens:, ,,,a ~ - his h..aith.
agrsean!e 70 ..', nl5 " Smallpox scare in Chca-
30 occurred III iesa ~ XII rnorinlitv record Of
was cstImotea u E1'ov' @ w." ',,rnT the YEAR At
5SU deaths from al casca, ~ ~ I;,.irh t1irccted
that time inc Doa.n a,,'rnee Rurnha1u. 10
tue my Nals t..n ~ nhysicfnus who were
willing to perform vacc1uatuu ~. ,,En,ed in En-
and ne ordered hanao1lis ,,it,,,td 10 ~ nmnnr the
elsb and German and dst53one To d;scase IN ISIS
, 1881-11-06
4n E:aateru Criticism Of ClaIca.<


An Eastern Criticism Of u Chicago
Ike.tanraank.
In a recent correspondence from this city
to New York paper upon Chicago resta1t-
rants and eatl1lg-hollses, Mr. t. l.. Nond-
MANS, No. I'll Washington street, IS alludeo
to is follows, showing what estimate IS put
upon its qualities as bcmg a leading ladies'
and gentlemen's resort:
ut has often been our lot to speak OF the
numerous hotels, restaurants, and baketles
abuunding i'll the several States OF Inc uH!oi'
but i'll no city have We found SUCH cons:n-
fences where the inner mall may PC us eaSi!y
and cheAply provided for as i'll chicago. ,s; me
10 not hear any well-infornlel person ieny
that Chicago is the most prosperous ana ~.
rerprisinc CITY west OF New YORK. or t11a1 lt
viii not compare favorablywlth the metropo-
lis Of tho whole country i'll i business poiilt pI1t
Of view. Chicago offers \ = nme As," tl'
terprises Of every descrl lption and n! new "
talent and capital arc constantly coming u
from all parts Of the country to Improve
these opportunities LII 10 branch o. pusi-
ness is this more fully demonsstAte'u tn'a ~.
hotels restaurants. anil other estaollsli''enits
devoted to.surplying our citizens Witn tle
n,-sical comforts and luxurics OF lite: y
yisit t., the really magnificent restaurant q
&. L. WootIman, Gl Washington StrGet, VII
convince any one having [ any o1"1i ~ }6is sp re-.
marx. ma It is a pattern of convenience ana
neatncss throughout, all its Furnishings pe:
ing Of tie most elegant and moIern stSte. III
short, of the bill Of fare it is sufficient 70 say
that @ it It is not surpassed by any similar house
nrisIns li ~ proprietor is being richly rewarded
by an apprcciative public, his house bs!nG G!n!;
tie daily resort Of nnred; OF t1e 1sa lSi@r ,',brf
cIas5. % Strangers visiting the city will ~ ina
this % charming resort, where they will r.. =.
ccive every attention from the eentlemaniy ~:
proprietor and his corps Of courteous as
- IT,
, 1881-11-06

NA-AAA 49,
Or. Glepson, the Registrar of Vital Statistics,
yesterday completed the mortality 'epoll ~.
tho month of October. which shows a total OF
II nj, deaths against 1908 tho month previous
In October, 1884, the deaths we're !o5, md 1a.s'
nm Thu record shows the following as the
nrincinal causcs Of death: In the zymotic class
cholern fnfautum, 10; cholera morbus, l; Group,
a. diarrhea. IS; dysentery, .; diphtheria, II;
entcro-colits, Z; crys,pelas. 8: fevcrs-ce'epro-
spinal, 6; intermittent L; remittent, =; scasict'
s: typhoid, II; typho- -malaria1, u: typhus' ~
measles, ): py:emia, .; septictcuta, !; SMALLPOX:
IL; tonsili:is, l; whooping- cough III: to1al
deaths from xymotic diseases, ST.; CHRONIC a1-
coholism, ): delirium tremens- Il con
SUMPTION, 81; tubcrcular meningitis. !; apo
plexy, Is: congestion uf tho brnin, Ii: tnfantne
cunvustons. 50; cerebral meningitis -; sp'ns. "
meningitis, /; heart disease, y: oSoncn'.ls, -,
S; sntcrtls Gnsef1:s s Brie6ts disease, O. pusrpera
diseases. S: accidents, 50, inGIuutng - -
from rniroas; musdsr l; sotcdG G rhs - foIricenth
Ward, J in the Fifth. IN the Sl1ta. u a, tu 'I ;.
Seventh, l In the Eighth and Tenth, = encn III
the Eleventh and Thirteenth, and eacn ~ ~, 1e1
deaths from acute lung diseases The percent
lows: Second, Us; Third ~; Fourth s.; flI.a, a.
$40: Sixth Hi: severtn: ts ss;t4: EienT TMeiftn.
5;.W; Thirteenth. 4B.45: Fourteenth. 0lV: Ett-
teenth. 4t.i0: Sixteenth. i193; scyentecnln.
S. l2; Eighteenth, Is. There we're " deaths
fsom dSsaSes o a Of the
children uQtler5 years OF age lne maIes 1etp et
579 femaes.5o6 white, l076: colored, mafmeo' 1i
20; widows, 24; widowers@ Is; and single, ela.
There were thiKty-hve deaths reported IN 'ne
u Bi1hthcrta vas reported from No. 2ls Twenty
, 1881-11-06

In the new city railway car depot now In
oonrse of construction at the corner Of Thirty
.,;rrh. street. and Wabash avenue there will be
twenty eight tracks, each 100 feet long, making
n-arvrcgate Of 11,2o6 feet OF tra ck or consid-
ars,,,T g., orcr two miles, aHordlnE storage room
Tor over 40 cars. ,xr,,,- IN
- ~ norr interest we're taken up by the Village
TTens ns,,rer Yesterday. There are $45o,0D OF the
7per cent bonds stu outstanding. m ling <ar,-t,
..;,t ~ rseEer4 after exercise and sport In HYDE
nart Several prominent citizens have recently
areanIzed racquet club and have 1ttea up
.,ita Tespcctable court in tho ice-house OF the
, 1881-11-06

They are rented to poor 1tallans. Poles. colored
people, etc, who are afraid to complain. anu
WHO have thus been compelled to i've O. unaGr liio.
walls, tho unventiiated rooms beng from nso
to eight feet high. 10 this are added snoks
chi1nncys, broken doors and windows. anu O.
lapidated and Overlooking privies. Most OF the
houses are without water and sewer couaec-
1iuns, aud untitled for human habtat1ons Hc
the Fourteenth Ward mauy Polish families are
living in shanties originally built for Sheds.
where some OF the tenement rooms Areti!Vlneany
chalk k-lines, and wherein exist several ta1n'lfe::
The average hight Of rooms where hundreds OF
people are supposed to live rnnges from h'at
i've and one-haIf to seven and onc-!,ali 1Get, G
while the ordinance requires eight feet Ihe
Scundinuvians are given to oVercro~dlng, OUT
they keep clean.
.'As a rule" he continues. 1.-THE sleeping
rooms OF the poorer sort Of tenement houses arc
too small tor the number of occupants, ana me
tenemcnt-house reports do not show this stste
Of Affairs giving the cubic contents rs OF Mnole af
floors, not Of separate rOo1ls-* 1nuusands o1
poor families use tho salne rooms tor cookFfs.
washing, enting, and sleeping, and d. NOT kho"
1hs o1 Tc peope in the Sec
ond Ward are crowded together in stnal4 1- n1tn-
bcr Of brick and frame buildings, but the "ors:
herdnE and heapinS ~ Eors ~ IN cnrE strcc
and in Dickey's and Martyrs ;,r+t tumnie1 nIsd
down shansies on ,a Ihirs To@1fa: ne1 and ad
children are out all day in the air: picking rnss'
selling fruits, or begging Us strolling musicians,
with ORGANS or Elul1uS, Win an DtC]loIO!id1 Aht
or tiutc solo thrown IT, OvercTnwdug IS coun-
teractcd by the general airy character OF the
dwellings, which permit the wind 70 noWl
through the many crucks and crevices III the eN-
-c1lscs for houses, md thus to rcn1late every
room. The Italians. Poles, Dobelnians, ard
French Canadians increase much inter- inc 1aso
ion Of rabbits aud it is here one finds s"trIns OF
children. budding in t1ltn. ignorance, And
wretcheduess.' He goes on to say tnat ne toana
a room in the rear OF Il store on FOX place, ~
tho Fourteenth Ward, where sixteen persons
were huddled together. He then proceeds
having no children, and lays the cause
at the feet Of the landlords, who refuse 70 rcnt
either dwellings or apartments TO 1nni!ea Win
children. The population Of Chicago Is tncreas-
tnE at the rate 1T 5 ,0Gu per ye1r who rush IN 70
mid In muk,ng this the great central mari ~
commerce and trade. For the poor ana mIuolt
classes little or no provision has been mace. ano
hence the foreigners coming here must huddle
together or lie out OF doors. Tho ltallans and
Poles accept the poorest and nleanest OF accom-
motauons. In the Sixth Ward the Eonenians
live IN oyercrowded Icnemerts, but theiF streets
are severed and improved. He concludes ot
allufi1,g to tho raising Of rents, causing Hotg
overcrowdlug than has existed heretofore, en- M
houses wholly untitled in snnit sense pHilt
for one family, arc being transit formed INTO teue
mcnts for three or four families, bathrooms
dark closets, and clothes presses beinE con'er1-
ed into disease breeding bedrooms.
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INA, what makes everybody ~ to Hccacs-
ney's?" "Because. mi .!ecr, they arc tho t''st
dentists See this beautiful set Of teeth: I
have worn them ten years; JUST US gnod as new,
and cost only IS. They never hEre any accidents
because they are skitful and careful
, 1881-11-06

All artist Il manufacturer, OF :: merchant,
to be above envy, must make his merit or his
success 50 great as tt be above rivalry. Tile
little railroad uen are not Jealous OF jay
Gould OF Vanderbilt The secontl-ctass
pianomakers are not jealous Of Ha}iet,
Davis & Go. Their thoughts stop befu1t5
they get that high.
, 1881-11-06

Did Hyde HarR HOTEL. where they meet aanost
every day and play the game. e:.; rt,..oo
The large frame building at South CnicaRo
belonging to Charles Nix which wns bi.''vn do"e
during Il galc about IL; month a$n Is beng r.
built 1t will haycn frnntago OF ~ ttct. nno
de III Of seycnty-tlye fpcr, and WILL De tnfes
stories high, containing Ia roons.
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viii cure consumption. coughs. weak lungs bron-
chitis and general debility. Established * years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-19
BY ". GOddin.
Real Estate Age nj aud Auctioreer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank stress.

VRUS TEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
i DWELLING ANOTHER IMPROVEMENTS
on THF SOUTH SIDE Of GRACE BET WIEN
FOU>HEE AND. FIRST >TkttTS. OPPOSITE
THE GRACE.STREET q, PIISr CHURCH
STiTTTt Vrtne or Two H aeeds Of irst exc
cnied nv Mr. Alfred Moses and wife--the first 10 the
undersigned. ". Goddin and A. VI. Kelley. trustees,
bearing date 4th November. S7l. ana the second
to he und,rsi- ned l. ~. tarrington and +. j. Levy.
trustee, bearing Uaic 2jlh November, 1870. bO' h
dulv recorded In Richmond Cnanc,ry Cour we
hall in execution thereof proceed 10 sell at cubic
auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, MAY %, 1881,
ar O'Clock =. NJ. III fair; if nor, on he first fair
day inertafierl, that VERY VALUABLE real.
ESTATE IOcited 3s above. The LOT mas front OF
II feet. and depth OF 1916 &c, 10 WIZ paVeI
a"ev. on the lot IS a VERY HANDSOME
DWELLING. three stories ABOVE The basement
connected IN the rear by Il LARGE BRICK BUILD
NC ere cted by the aie ~ + Lefehvre Tor board
ing aud day.schoOl. Including tnOsein the dwell
ing there are altogether ABOUT thriy.6ve rooms.
Including two handsome parlors, recep Ion rooms,
Sc To he east OF The dwelling there Is a HAND
SOME BUILDING LOT. having z front on Grace
stree. OF about 3CXl56 feet 10 said alley. Ibr
premises are now occupied rs tirst.clas, boarding.
house by Mr.. +. j. Warren.
The foregoing real eslate Is located on trace
street IN most desirable neighbOrhoOn The prem.
Uses re originally designed Dy Mr.. LefeOvfe for a
6rst.cass re,Id, nee and boarding school, and have
long been used as such by The late - Lee Powell,
Mrs. arlington, and others, and Tor thai purpose
or for clearinghouse or a large family lhei nave
many advantages.
balance at six twelve, aud eighteen month for ne.
gotiabe notes. interest added, secured by deed of
trust.
The special attention of capaists and others is
called 10 this sac. W. GODDiN.
\. Vi. KELLEY,
Trus'ee, IN III first deed;
!. II. DARLINGTON.
l.. J. LEVY.
nv ~ Trustees I'm the second deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-19
by w. Goddin.
Kt1I Estate AuctIOnppf,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Personal
l. PROPERTY AND ONE. SIXTH Interest
IN A HOUSE AND LOT On THE. EAST SIDE Oh
NINTH BETWEEN N AND y STRt ETS-By
virtue OF deed Of trust from A. Engeiking arf
wifi 20 the undersigned, dated 2lst Of Nay. 1873.
and Of record In the thancery Court Of Richmond
TO secure note of 5000 aud interest thereon f.0,o
the Path Of >eptem DER, s7s. and on n 1ue.f off L
owners Of said note. defsut having been ado la
The pay meat therrof. VIII proceed . srl A. tttH,
auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. May "a. 1851.
m ! 2 O'Clock ". ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE. AND
INTEREST conveyed by A. Eugclktng and Lon a
his wifi. by said deed which ihey acquired una me-,
will OF Nonetie Fisher. or so much thereof as NAV
be necessary, consisting among cher thing, az
THEIR INTEREST IN 4 LEGACY OF $500. ray.
able AT The death Of Nicholas Fisher. and pENfR-
SION OF ONE-SlXGH iNTkRtnI ~ lHE
HOUSE AND LOT fronting 80 feet on the "a 2 nne
OF ninth street between II snd stre'fs. now occu-
pied by Nlcho.a, Fisher. II Is a brick store tul
dwellne-now rented grocery store below arl
dwelling above.
TERMS: Cab for enough 10 u3y $500. with
Interest from September -. 1878. ana The ce,i- oi
sale and OF executing the Trusts IN Ter the de' he
balance Of the puTcnase-mOney shall be made paw
able At such time. ana secured m SUCH manner 4.
FngelbiDg may Greet, ana II h. fats TO make .Ici
direction. then as he said trnstec - az 80. d..
nv , NIL CARlER. Trss6e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-19

GBUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
By Joseph u. Hou.ewarth. Auclloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MONTPELIER
L THE HOVE OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY,

TRUSTEES SALE OF MONTPELIER,
L THE HOVE OF PRESIDENT MADISON,
IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.
In execution Of the deed Of trust from the late
Thou as j. Carson 10 Phi ip ;. FRY and Lewis B..
Williams for the benz I'll Of David e. aham. deceased,
da ed August l. 1857. and recorded in HE clerk )
office Of Crane County Court, the undt rsigntd.
who have teen duiv substituted rs tTus ecs IN The
lilms decea.ed. being thereto rcq1ired by the pre-
benchciaries In said trust deed, Will sell by auc-
tiOn upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, July 2s, 1881,
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
said decd. known as MONTPELIER. situated IN
Orange county, Va ,immediatCly on The line OF the
virginia Midland railroad four mile west OF
Orange Courthouse and CONTAINING 10G34
ACRES. The land is of good quality. wei wa.
tered and iimbered. The Improvements consist
OF "a large and imposing BRICK DWELLING.
erected Uy President Madison, commanding mag
win al the necessary out-buil0irgs. The grounds
are Justly considered the hInd-Om'st I'm Piedmont
Virginia This would make most dehglfful sum
mer residence, a fine stock farm. or could be con-
verte1 into pleasant summer rcsor..
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay the cost or exc
cu;ing the trust and To pay balance secured by
deed--ay, $4,000; and sS To he RESIDUE, upon a
credit Of and two wears, the purchaser To give
bond for the deferred payments, bearing Interest
from day OF sale, and secured by deed OF trust on
an6. should the henetlciaries conclude not 10 re-
qulre the whole amount due them In cash. The
chance If terms will he announced on day OF sale.
For further information. address The trustees.
LINDEN KENT,
AieXandril, Va,
JOHN G.. WILL JAMS,
Orange Courthouse, Va.
substituted Trustees.
APRIL 20, 1881. ap 2S-2tawiJyl4 vtdid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-19
ByE. l.. S,apl,, & to-.
Real Estate Agents and Auctcueefs,
llO3 Main street

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IL BCIi DING lots on THF CORNER oP
UOVtR tOR CARY AND CHfERI ~TREFTS.
On ZINE SrkEE1 BE1WFtN BEVERLY M
AiBEMARLE. ON THE sol THWt>T CpRNFR
OF TWELFTH AND " ~TitIIs. AND ON
NICHOLSON STREET. DY 1tCTIDN.-N the
request OF the executor of 'Le ofIeof John T. Bel-
vim deceased We shalt s,lI u-ou lnr Or. misc. I'm
The oder named below. the t0io~Ilg a,.crIbed
LOTS Of GEOUND-ntmriy. on
MONDAY, MAY %. 1851.
at 81 O'Clock T.. W. 4 BEAUTIFUL LOT nn fhe
n. rihwest corner OF Dov'r lrr ttry. su,. cherry
street, fronting 30 feel on berry % aia ia
feet on Dover street
second a VERY HANDSOME LDI fronting %
feet on Pine street between Beverly rI. Albcu.r ~
and running back about li6 lei % $50 a.ry 20 l,et
wide.
ON TUESDAY. MAY a. l7,l,
"A, 80 O'Clock 7. VI, Lot 'front.' = 1872 feet 900
Twelfth rect corner Of VI ,rt e. ann runhiuK rlrk
10 feei 10 an alley IN common = f'el w.d-.
ON WEDNESDAY, NY 2j.lSsl.
at 80 O'Clock =. VI a IpT on The noun >id" II
Nicholson street. fronting heron 30 feet. am fuu-
ming back within narlllei Inc. % Fox hraucH 50
feet. more or e.sL and bound q bN M. aLfs nos or
form rN Of f. Dixon Oh one SIDE, anG j. Va ODD NE
other.
The property viii De suodigi1.d nat, lots 10 suit
the wishes OF bidders.
TERMS or SALE: one third "a ~ tle balance Bon
six. Twelve. aud gh'oeu months, WITH interest add
ed, for negotiable notes scared by q tru,'.te'd.
II. L. >IArLt~ a 60.
my IL hucuoucors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-19
by Robert b Lyme.
Real Estate Aucrioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBLIC
" AUCTION OF THAT VERY DESIRABLE
BRICK STORE NOW AND FOX MANY YEARS
PAST OCCUPIED NY MRS. JOHN fEENEY,
SITUATED On THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF EIGHTEENTH AND MAIN S1REETS-lD
pursuance of a decree of the Richm0sd Chgncery
Court pronounce d on the - day OF Nav, 1881. In
n suit styled McCurdy rs. McCurdy. &c. therein
pending. The undersigned, appointed special COM
mi -.ioners thereby, will offer for sale, upon the
premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY "a. 1881,
at o'clock +. NJ. that VERY VALUABLE AND
DESIRABLE STORE PROPERTY above men-
Toned. This property has been occupied by the
present tenant fOf nearly ten years, aud has always
been onsldered The most yauaJIe ana best grocery
stand In the eastern portion ~ TIE city. and has al
ways commanded the largest trade IN that section,
beng stu ted rear the wharves and market. The
DWELLING over head contains about eIgbr room.
with private entrance on Fighieelt m street The
premise nave gas. water. culyert connections. &C.
The lot has front of 26i5 feet Main street and
runs back 10 The property Of Il Briefs estate.
TERMS: one fourth cash residue In ,qu1i install
meuis AT six. twelve. ana eighteen months. negO-
tibe note. per cent. interest added. aud tle
raine until AL Of TIE purcha,emOney IS paid and
cOnyt vance ordered by tue Conri.
HENRY g. CANNON,
ALFRED X. COURTNEY.
my lS special Con mi - toner's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-19
liz w. Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
corner Eleyenth and Bank streets.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- CIRCUIT COURT OF HENklC0 COUNTY.
VA. ent.red the 2Sih dav Of Nav, 1879 In the SAT-
of iuInttt,s administrator Us. M,eks aud ais. The
Undersigned. as SPECIAL commissioners therein
named will proceed, upon the premises, to sell al
public auction, on
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1881,
a, 8 DEL eek r. NJ the following de- crihed property
Those TWO LOTS OF LAND, Nos. 80 and 30 In
The plan of Buena Vista sidney. Henrico, WIN the
improvements thereon eonsiiing or M " u
FRAMED DWELLING, Sc.. AT the nor invest ln-
tersecii IN OF Williams aud Ritchie streets fronting
90 feet ON the north side of Williams street and
running back between parallel lines 100 feet. being
the same property conveyed 10 Elisha A. burnett
by William Mitchell by deed dated l7tl Of March,
1854.
TERMS For cash sufficient TO pay the expenses Of
sale and h- costs of The sui (abOut 5000 aud as
to The residue i'm Equal instalmenis upon credt OF
one two anu three years. with interest at The rat
of per cent per from the day OF sale, no es
for deferred lmsnts with Interest added anu Title
retained until the purchase. money Is Dald ~ full.
w. W. COSBY,
JOSEPH BnYAN,
Special Commissioners.
IL. APPERSON. Salesman. my IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-19
AUCTION NALEN-srusure Dnys.
BY Robeft b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent sad Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.
UyRUsTEE's SALE OF A REALLY
DESIRABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
TwosToRy sTvoK.HicK AND IRON
vERANDA FRONT EJeHT.RooM
BRICK DWELLING,
No e22 WEST MAIN STREET. CORNER OF
LINDEN STREET,
By PUBLIC AUCTION.


BY v'rtxe aud In execution OF certain deco usiea
Hume 30, 1874, to me trustee. wnlcb Is duy
yecoroed a, the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond IN ID. ~. It's u. y. 227.
shall proceed to sell upon the premises (beinY so
required Dy the beneficiary secured). on
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1881,
nj O o'clock i. NJ. portion OF the PROPERTY
dscrbed H., said deed rs follows: The most western
and corner one OF those those three valuable add
handsome BRICk Residences built some Few
wears since by Messrs. George and Wiiliam Gibson
In rst-ciass style and OF The best aeTial and su-
ated ON the norm line Main stIret. corner OF
Linden. Tie construction ana conyenlences OF ms
residence coupled with It's fine location, Just west
Of Monroe Park. and on Main street Ia the West
End along the Inc Of the street railroad reDd RS
us prospective increased raiue consl serably aboye
the price II will probably sell for. should make this
property valuable as an investment either for a
home or for Ientlng purposes. IL has eight nice
rooms and all modern lm nrOy ments gas, water.
cuvert. bath, &c. II brings now an annual rent OF
$500. The lot fronts FL feet 2 lpcbes on Main
sireer. aud runs back good depth. Special atten-
lion Is asked to this sale.
TERMS Whilst he deed requires cash. It is very
probable liberal terms viii be given AZ tune OF sale
W l. COWARDiN, Trustee.
ROBERT u. LYSE, Aucdoueer. my IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-19
By George :. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. Z north Tenth street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF LARGE
IL BRICK DWELLING No. 40l WEST Ga
STREET. CORNER Oe MONROE STRtkT.
THE DWELLING rs BRICK. sUB-TANTlAL-
LY Built, AND CONTAINS ABOUT TWELVE
Rooms. TIE LOT Has 4 FRONT OF 32ts
FEET on CLAY STREET BY $50 FEET. To- A
WIDE ALLEY GOOD BRICK STABLE ON
REAR PART Of LOT by request of the execu-
tor or The late Porter Flag, we Will ell by ACTION
on the pre- nises, on
THURSDAY, NAY 10, 1881.
at 81 o'clock L. W., the DroDeriy above de- cribed.
Immediately after which sale we Will sell, AZ same
place, by request OF .aid executor. "A TRACT OF
LAND I'm iIenricO county. on the Richmond. Fred
ericksbnrg anO Potomac railroad. about two and a
half miles from the city, containing about l71
ACRES. aud known as portion Of john Vial
tract. The land Will he shown on applicftion.
We are authOriz hy The executor. who IS Il non
resident and anxious 10 settle np tie estate. 10 say
that The property must be sod and great bargain
can be had.
TERMS: one third cash: balance at six, twelve
and eIgh cen months tor negotiable notes, wi IN in
terest adled, Aecurrd by tru-dee1 on the proper
". GEORGE :. VAsHON S"N.
myl2 AuciiOneers.