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Cadet Buck Not Guilty.
THE SHOOTING OF HON. JOHN G. TH0MPSON's
SON-WUY 1T WAS DONE,

THE SHOOTING OF HON. JOHN G.. TH0MPS0N's
sON-wHY 1T WAS DONE.
NEwBURG, n. Y. April l3-The trial OF
Beaumont b. Buck, The c,det at West Point
from Texas, charged with shooting John q.
Thompson. Jr, Of Ohio, at Highland Falls
In June last, has been in progress here TO.
day before Justice Cullen, OF the Supreme
Count. Much interest Il manifested. The
courtroom was crowded, many ladies being
present. The witnesses included a num-
Der Of West Point cadets, formerly
students at Colonel Huse's academy,
where The shooting occurred; the sur.
geon who attended Thompson, Colonel
Huse and his 500, Buck, and Thomp-
son. The prosecution proved the facts OF
the shooting as already known. The de-
fence claimed that Buck had been SUM- ctcd
10 all sorts OF ,ndigut.ies aud insults from
the moment OF his arrival at the school,
Thompson being the leading spirit; that
Buck was gentle, civil, and inOfebsiye, and
sought 10 avoid trouble; that he had left
school and gone 10 board at private house
TO get out OF the wsy OF his tormeEt tors, and
that the ie dtgni,ies were pushed to such an
extent as so bee ono Undesirable, and caused
Buck 70 be seriously apprehensive for
his personal safety. q&e defence claimed
and Buck SeSfhed that Thompson
was the aggNssey on The megnng OF the
shooting, aBa actually WenacEg Buck at the
time Of the afraY- Coan, ell for doience pre-
scented testimonies OF good character i'm ia.
vOr OF Buck fiam u clergyman, teachers.
and other residents Of Dallas county, Texas.
The case was spmmed up for the def, nee
this afternoon by Charles Ii. Winfield, Of
New York, and fGr the prosecution this eve.
ming by ex JUDGE Steghen w. p ullertOn, OF
New YORK. The jury retired at $40. They
returoed to the courtroom after being out
an hour aSa ten minotes, and returned q
verdict OF aceotsaL The announcement
was received with applause and otleers, and
on sdiournmeft Il the court BuGt received
maey congratulations, including those OF
members OF fae Jury aud ladses. DBe OF the
latter saretiooately embraced The Texan.
Buck at osce feIegsaphsd to bis Gather at
HillsSoro', Texas.
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pe,rs that the pair entered and robbed WI.
sun,s place six months ago, securing xi.0W
In money and gold watches. Mr.. wilson
had In his room some $4,000 woith OF
stocks. bonds. and other securities, the pro-
perty being under no other protection tnan
tho owners rife. The OBJECT OF the men
was to secure, II possible, all this booty. In
tending to resort 10 violence. " necessary
to accomplish their end. Both had pre-;
yiously been In Wilson's employ, and nao
no difficulty in passing the Watchdog on
the premises. The dead burglar was only
twenty.one years old. 1t Is thought now
that OTHER robberies hereabouts were CON-
mttteH by the Fosters.
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1rcT1oy sALEs.-ruturs Days.
AUCTION AALES--Future Days.
BY Il. D. Chafnn CO.,
Real Estate Auetioueers,
No. l north Tenth street.
SALE OF THAT
SPLENDID TBREE.sToRY IRON-FRoNT
STORE,
No. 1909 MAIN STREET,
KNOWN As
MARBLE HALL,
AND OCCUPIED By MIR. II. SCHWARZCHlLD.
AND OCCUPIED By MIR. II. sCHwARZCHILD

by virtue OF a decree Of The Chsncery Court o' the
city of Richmond entered on the Z6th day or June,
1850 I'm the cause Of Thompson aud ais. The UNDER
signed, thereby appointed a SPECIAL commissioner
for the purpose, Will offer for sae on the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 81, 1851,
M z O'Clock r. NJ the property located as above de-
scrthPd, the first story of which Il occupled rs a
ciothinR and Rentemtn's furnishing store, ana inc
upper stories as a Cwel Ing. ~
The building occupis the tnite fron'-aD0ut 20
fee, on Main sreet-with a depth OF about 100 ieet
10 "A wide. paved alley. ,,.
This proporty Is centrally located. occupied by
good tenant Mt q fair rent. and should command TIE
atteniio ion Of investors and businessmen.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance az SIX, IWtNe,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes WIN
per mi nte est added an0 tile retained until The
dersd bv The curt HENRY W. HOBSON,
Special Commissioner
pp Cu,rFty q CO. Aucrioneers. ap10
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RaSIroad Matters.
THE PROPOSED EXTENSION OF The MIDLAND
poAp INTO NORTH CAgOLINA-1BE sBENbS-
DoAH VALLEY ROAD.
baltimore sun, 14th.J

DoAH VALLEY ROAD.
baltimore sun, 14th.J
The committee appointed by lhe Mer.
chants and Manufacturers Association OF
Baltimore city, Of which Mr.. John r. Hursl
Is chairman, TO confer with the olhclaIs Vi
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
relative 10 the extension southwark Oh Tue
Virginia Midland railroad, met yesterday at
Camden Station. There were present.:
Messrs. John King, dr.. William hevser,
and Robert Garrett, vice-presideDts OF the
R,ltimore and Ohio Railroad Company;
MIR. John s. Barbour. president OF Inc Nir-
GINA Midland railroad, and members OF the
committee referred to-Damely, MeS,rs.
John T.. Hurst, William II. Baldwin, Jr,
Daniel j. Foley, II. q. PeDnlmaD, ana Ger
man II. Hunt. Mr.. John X. Bland. secreta'
nv OF the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association, was also present. NO dehnte
action was taken. All the parties to the
conference were impressed win the I'M
portapce OF the subject, and numerous plans
were suggested whereby the desired 0Dleci
could be attained. Various maps were eX-
bibited, and on these were shown bow GER
tain strips of railroads in North Carolina
and South Carolina might be connected by
lines OF railroads, but just what these were
Inc tUdlI iUdU VI tbt tVbA''tNN VI NN"'N'
epce did not feel at liberty TO make public.
The prospects for an independent line to the
South from Baltimore are believed to be en-
couraging. The railroads represented in
the conference desire II, the merchants and
manufacturers OF Baltimore want 1t, and
the people Of the South favor it. The
question Is, Who will build it!
MORE RAILROAD CONNECTION WITH THE
The Western Maryland Railroad Compa-
nv and the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Company have entered into an arrangement
by which through line is formed betweeh
Baltimore and points on The Shenandoah
Valley road and its connections. The
Shenandoah Valley railroad has been COM
pleted from IlagerstOwp, Md, where II con-
meets with the Western Maryland railroad,
to Waynesboro', Va. on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway, distance OF one hun
dred and forty-four miles, and will be
opened its entire present length on Monday,
April 18th. II is proposed to extend the
Shenandoah Valley railroad at once from
Waynesb oro', Va, TO a connection with tie
Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO railroad,
now the Norfolk and Western, thus open
ing up another through line between BaIti-
more and the South. The Western Mary
land railroad will be the recognized line OF
this system for Baltimore business, and ar
engagements will be made TO build up and
encourage traffic to the fullest extent.
Through passenger schedules will be ar
ranged as soon as practicable, as well as
every facility afforded for the prompt move |
ment OF freight. Ii Is expected that through
express trains will be run by DAYLIGHT over
this route between Baltimore and White |
Sulphur Springs during the coming summer.
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Advancing Prices OF Nails.

PITTSBURGH, PENN. April l3.-Tbe West
ern Nail Association met to-day, and after
discussing the state If trade unanimously
agreed to advance the price from 50 to
S3.l5, the prevailing opinion being that the
advance was justified by the increased de-
mand.
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UCTION SALE OF VERY VALUA-
n BILE BRICK-CLAY Properly N ROCK
tTTs NEAR IRE BALTIMORE BRlCk COM
PANY'S YARDS-On
TUESDAY. APRIL 70, 1881,
at AZ O'Clock =. NJ. we win sell on the premises
but FOUR AND OF AFTER ACRES OF the
celebrated VAN LEW BRICK CLAY LAND. ada
cent To The brick yards of the BIlimorc Brick Com
panv aud of Messrs. Powers Crump.
The superior qualify Of this clay Is so well eStab-
lshed a. 70 need commentator from IL. 3nd as
il is The last OF the Van Lew clay property now on
he market or likely be for some years to CONE.
brick maker should not MRS TINS opportunity OF
securing the only clay from which brick en- De
made for supplying the ci'y government ana which
Is preferred by builders 10 any other Kind.
The properiy will be divided into Two parcels II
desired ~ Iu chastr-.
TRIMS: one fifth 6 i>h; The balance in equal pay
mentS al SIX twt I've eigniecn, TWEEN four thirty
and thirty.siY months. with interest added. for ne
gOiiable uOies. secured BY trust deed On he pro-
perry GRUBBS x WILLIAMS.
anI3 AuciionCers.
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INT NTH an Ast.--A young mrn nance
yacwsrd Ruby was badly injured Wednes'
A. ssicrnoon while cutting wood 10 Cne.-
s ~sy in the ueighborhood OF the Court.
ncnsr' HIS exc struck limb q tree and
danced, striking hls leg and eating gssh
shout SIX inches long near the ankle. his
wound was promptly attended TO, and yea
terday he was doing as well as could be ex-
.~<~toS
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SEED, &c.

SWEEr POTATOES. FINE SEED, 81
y per barrel: EARLY ROSE, s3; PEERLESS,
CORN. 30e. per doreu: MOHAWK, YELLOW
siX-WfEks. and RED-sPEcxLED VALgN-
ZINE SNAPS, 15e. per quart, ~ per bnshei, 1t
4. ". WOODS.
sp 12-tAp26 4l9 SIKH street, Richmond, Va.
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GRuBBs 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionetrs.
BY Richardson & Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Ill3 Main street.

SALE OF VALU-
TWEEN BROAD AND MARsHaLL. MARSHALL
sFC0ND STREET. BETWEkN 81 Az AND
CITY OF RICHMOND, BY AUCTION.-Bx viz
tue Of d'ciee of the Richmond Chancery Court
entered on he 7th day OF February. 1881. IN Inc
ats. the undersigned. special commissioners there
by appointed will sell by auct IN, on the premises
=" FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1881.
at 4 o'clock =. NJ. LOT OF LAND ON the west
side of With street, between Broad ana MAJ. hall
streets fronting apout 73 ieet. and running bicS
about 80 feet. win q LARGE FRAME DWELL
ING aud other buildlugs improyein' nts thereon
bounded on The north 10y HE {. james church pro-
perry, and will be .Old Is a whole or dyced into
three lots As may seem heS' AT The lime Of SALE The
location and character nf his properly should COM
mend II to iho,e dc,iring profitable investment.
And immediaiaIy therea,,crIr4,y a, ~ oTGekTE
MI NT-DWFLLiAG> Nos 4l2 and IA WIN '9is
about 2OlX90 aud 26AX9O feel respectively, on me
north side OF Marsbali sir,'' oeWcen rouI,h 1i,',
Fifth streets, containing about six rooms each AMI
SATURDAY, APRIL l6, 1881.
at O'Clock +. NJ. beginning and con-
tinuing IN the order herein named-
4 LOT Of LAND on hc east Side 81 second
street between cray and Lei h streets. fronting rs
feet and running h1ck ahon ~ ie,t " an aiiey'
A LOT CT LAND on The north sije OF DuYal
s'ret between ~. Paul and - Peter streets front.
ing 81 feet and running pack ab"u 100 Zee. Win a
FRAME DWELLING and TWO BRICK kiTCH-
EMS thereon.
A LOT on the sou'h side e Duva street between
81. Peter AMI Judah s'rrets. froning ls4 feet aud
iunnine back ab u l2H feet 20 an alley, win IA
SMALL FRANZ DWELLING thereon
TERMS: one thiTd cash the ba aHce I'D equal IN
sta mems at six and Twelve months by negotiable
NOTES. Silh interest added and tite r tanned unti
the purchase. money IS fully paid aud conveyance
ordered by the Court. . ~
GEORGE ~. WISE.
ADDISON T.. HULLADAI.
Special Commissioners.
RICHARDSON Co. Auc ionrers ap9
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Ky Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.

MISERABLE TWO-STORY FRAME
DDWFLLING AND LOT On DUAL STREET
NEAR ST JAMES STREET For SALE BY
AUCTiON-We will sell 10y auction, on the prem
ises, on - 80,
NJ A. O'Clock p. NJ. the TWO STORY FIR AME
DWELLING No. 100. on The south side OF Duval
street opposite Mouat Zion chhrch, containing six
rro rs; ~ good repair, and now renting for IS per
month The Lp1 has trout OF 20 feet and an
average depth of about l25 feet.
TERMS: one third ca Ia the aauce by Degoiia-
be notes at six ana Twelve months, With Interest
added, and secured by dt ed 81 trust.
RICHARDSON < co..
an IA AuCilOnctrs.
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Editor Richmond Christian Adrocdte ne
This remedy Is of tried virtue. have seen Dys-
persia cur ed )mpetely by 10. II seems 10 De an a
tidote 10 our ma; iOnal III ease
Price. 25 cents. Sold by all druggists and conn'
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Rev. LEROY NJ LEE, d. d., Methodist Historian
am never without /, at home or abroad. IL IS an
antidofe TO Indigestion. Ureasiness aner meaI or
purglng Is checked and the bowels reguIai ",
merits are atiested by numbers Of high charac er.
have seen uied.eyery-thng-dyspep OF hi'een
years relieved by one dose.
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By FRANK -. lIill & Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS and AuciioBeers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME
i HOUSE AID LOT on HARVIk STREET
BETW len CARTER AND TEMPLE STREETS.
By virtue OF a deed Of must from George -. Gaiue.
aud wife to the undersigned, recorded in clerks
office IIenrico Coun'y Court. In Deed Book l0l.
page 1903, and at the request OF Tie beneficiary IN
SAID deed, VIII sell AZ auction. ON
FRIDAY, APRIL p. 1851.
on The premises, al O'Clock +. NJ. the PROPERTY
above described The tot fronts tiaryie street 80
feet, with depih of so feet TO an alley fourteen
feet wide. The house l. new, aud contains two
rooms aud other improvements, and IS stuIte1j Just
Devond the coronation line.
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay note of 1895
and The eADeLses CT sale; he balance upon such
time AS George -. Gaines may direct.
apl2 ROBkRT n. GILLIAN, Trustee.
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lRQH. STEEL. &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.-BEST Refined
l. Iron, comprising full assortment of Flas,
Rounds, Squares, Ovas, BANDS, &C; Rusla. Cal
vanized, ara american sbeet-lr0n; Swedes aud
Norway Iron, Norway shapes aud PODS Majors
t-Stetl, German aud Blistered siees. Machinery
aud Tire. Steel, Rabbit Metal. Pig Ti.,, Spel'er,
sheet Zinc ard Solder llorse-shoes, Nails, &c, Sc.
For sale BY
ap I2.3m HENRY NJ. W0kTHAM.
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By W. GoddIn, Anctioneer.

By W. Goddin, Anctoneer.
NOMMISSIONERS' SALE OF TWO
~ BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS " THE
PLAN OF MlLL>'c GARDEN,nON IHE EhSi
SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN LEIGH
STREET AND THE CITY SPRlNG PROPERTY.
In pursuance OF decree Of The Richmond Chanctfy
Court entered March IL, 1881, IN the suit OF bic,
Canoe. surviving. SC. rs. Aliens 'NtchtilN anu
ais, we shall. special commissioners thereby APP
pointed offer for sale at public auction, en- the pre-
misses, on - - 80,
THURSDAY. APRIL 81, 1881,
AT 8 O'Clock L. w.. LOTS Nos. l2 and 10 IN The
plan OF MIs's garden" fronting together Ga feet
inche on the east side of seventh street north 81
Leigh, running back 40 feet 70 an alley ~
feet WIDE These are really beautiful LOTS, and
are Local ed in very improving and desirable neigh
bOrhOOd.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance az four, eight
and twelve mouths for negotiable notes. with lpier.
est adied from day Of safe. and little retained unll
The rrfclase- money j. PAID In full and convey
ance orde ed by n. Court. ~
j. u YOUNG.
JAMES y. DUNLOP,
an I5I71Q.20S2l Special Commissioner.
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BY Grnhhs 4 Wilkins.
UCTION SALE OF VERY VALUA-

Real Estate AGENTS and Auctloneors.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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BY R.B. Chafia 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No, / north Tenth street.
UOMMIssIONER'S SALE OF
VALUABLE VACANT LOT
AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SIXTH AND CANAL
STREETS
BY AUCTION.

H. 10, OF Richmond entered on the I'm day OF
January. $50, in the cause Of Binford and dls vs.
WsItbaiI aud ais, the undersigned. thereby sI,
eli nv nublIc aucIion, on the premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL 25. 1881
at z O'Clock T.. NJ. that certain VALUA ABLE Luz
OF GROUND Ioca'ed as above described. fronting
I3O feet on Canal street, aud running back on
Sixth street 81 feet. ,..
This VALUABLE LOT should attract the atten-
lion Of manufacturers and capitalists.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In SIX. tweiVe,
and eKbteen months fer negotiable notes with per
cent interest added and titled retained until all the
purchase-monty T. paid aud CONVEYANCE ord' REQ oy
me court GEORE 4. HAW,
Special Conmis ,ioner.
r. r. CHAPLIN & CO.. Auciionters. mp ID
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DAIR OF BLACK PONIES. q

VIII De sold on
SATURDAY, 10TH INSTANT. AT IL O'CLOCK
PAIR OF ELEGANT BLACK PONIES, well
broke to all harness. -
Thee animals are regarded ~ the BEST
MATCUkD PAIR IL The CITY, and are very
stylish. Ei'uMDNb hAIahh,
Nos. 1895 aud l440 Franklin street.
FIR COOK salesman apis
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By Grulbs & WiYam.


SALE OF THE FRAMED
L DWELLING 10. ll4l AT TIE NORTH
EAST CORN Il OF pUNAL AND IT. PAUL
STREETS AT AICIlDN.-in execution OF a decd
of trust 10 The sub crber dated ith August. ST.,
ana recorded in The Cbarcory Court In Deadlock
IL | Il. page 70. being thereto required, viii sell
by auction upon The premises, on
MONDAY. APRIL 18Th,
81 : O'Clock, the property above referred 10. The
HOUSE has about five room 5. and the LOT front,
80 FEET on DuYh street. rnnniug back 80 feet on
lis western line aud about l2j fee. on Us eastern
line
Terms: by consent. one fourth cash, and the
II sduc al four, light aud twelve months TOT notes
with interest added and secured by deed of trust.
GEORGE =. HAW, Trustee.
GRTUBS 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioucers. an IL
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LIME. PLASTER. CEMENT. &c.

- D { Is l. A \ ID LIME, ROCkLAND
III LIME.-3,000 barrels from the Celebrated
= Crockett Lime kilns. This lime stands az the
head OF the list wherever IL has been introduced,
and kas no superior.
1000 bar?els BEST RDSENDALE HYDRAULIC
CEMENT; 1000 barrels CALCINEU PLAS1 ER.
LAND PLASTER ground fresh every day from
BEST NOVA SCOTIA LUMP. put up ~ new bags.
Send for prices. WARNER MOORE,
foot Of Seventeenth street. south side q Dock.
ap l3-Jcl4
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BY W. Goddin, AuctioDeer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
l. AND ATTRAcTlyE RESIDrE,N,G,E,, AN Hn
mXioN HII .0nNnEinp I r1psT eTHEf rs
AND :. T.. AND L STREETS. WITHIN THkEE
HUNDRED YARDS or TUE EASTERN Cdi ~
IINITS.-By virtue Of ,wO deeds OF trust eAcculed
bN Mr. Ebenezer Haock and wife-thc first TO the
undersigned, y. NJ. Lee. trustee, dated l1th i1ecem
her 1873 the second to thG mo wIt
both duly recorded in IIenrico County Court-the
former on the 5'h JanutIy. 1874 ana the la'let gu
the l4th January. lS76-we shall, In execution
thereof and at the request of the holders of the
notes mentioned in the sat two deeds. proceed 10
sell at public auction, on The premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL ~. 1881.
at AZ o'clock T.. NJ uf fair; If not on The first ialr
day Ihcreaftel), The beamiIu and attractive Pro
PERRY conveyed BY the Sl1iw deeds, ana now III
the occupancy OF The said llllOck. ana JesclDtu as
follow, ~ commencing on the east line or 1hlrlein
SIR, et at a distance of 357 1912 feet from the
nor hem line Of street; Theme" sOutl % Ieet ga.
324 feet to Thrty6rs street: then along tue we.
line of said Thirty first street 37zs tet 10 sure,
thence along the southern line OF said L et leo
fee 10 lot now owned by u. Paw. Thence on VIZ
hne Of said lot 81 feel inches 10 The corner OF id
iot. thence on The line OF said lot 40 feet u the
ca Il. rn line of Tbirtieth street thence on w" ed't
EN- hue OF Thirilelh street 800 rect 10 ne pace vi
beginning" Alec, other pi'ce or parcti Oh idhd
living ana bcing i'm the said cCuH OF feufico' on
III ion fiili. adjacent 10 Tire city Of RirhmOndI.O
wit: IAN that c,riain squlre oi ahd pouuuen pI
Twenty ninth, Thiriie h, l. and I strcets, eNcepI
The following conveyed by a. III. RutheriOord 10 y.
NoxIey-io wit. 40 feet fronting on me west slde
of ThIrfieth street aud running back within parallel
lines 40 feet, bounded on the south by l street,
leaving the number of feet hereby conveyed 20 the
aid \ NJ zee 6j2 feet--viz 346 feet fronting On
The eastern side of Tweniy-uiulh street. aud 800
feet fronting on the western slde ot Ihiftcth
street."
The Land lies beautifully. and the dwelling is an
attractive one ana suitable tor The use Of large
family. Tie land Is very fertile, aud abound. IN
a great variety of choice fruits, grapes, sc. The
uciehsorhOOd Is an excellent one with convenient
access and Is only about 300 yards hel ond the east
crn cooperate limits
sale. ny which II will be 50 DIVIDED is io front on
Twenty ninth. Thiriicih, and IhitV-"rst stree,-.
The deeds require cash sale. but ihr trustee are
tu'horzed to accent IN the place Of cash one fourth
cash: balance az SIX. twelve. and Eighteen months.
for negotiable notes. interest addict. secured by
deed o. trust. y. VI. LEE,
Trustee Ia first deed.
". l. COWARDlN.
an - Trustee in second deed
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By George II. poiudeXter.
Real state Agent aud AuctiOnocr,
1900 Main street.

UCTION SNLE OF STORE PRO
n PETTY ON MAIN SHEET. Consisting
or IlREE.S1oE1, Bnrk SI0 r. Nh
FRAME STORE ADJpI>ING, WITH TM o.
STOhY BRICK DWELLING FRONTING on
ALLY ~ RIAR. \ENr 70 joins X. chill
DREY'S TOBACCO-FACrORY.- request OF the
Own,r. will seil on
MONDAY. APRIL 18TH,
at , O'Clock =. N.. III abol c-!e crDcd NALL ABLt
PROPFR1l ~, fronting on Main street and N'Cnd-
ing back i65 feet toau alley. The attention OF par
ties desiring 4 iir>t.Tate stand on property with
fin =. rate rental value + called 10 ihs sale.
TERMS: Reasonable. a. 4 to he announced ~ sale
GEORGE III. POINDkNrER.
ap o.lO.I3.lj.1G&l7 Auction CT.
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FOR SALE,
Il ELBA-PARK CHAPEL.

This nearly new, tasteful, thoroHghlybuilt and
braUfifully-lOca ID Gil APtL. with LOT % feet
front, on west Marshall between GIlmer anu Han
cock streets, IS now off red for sale at reasonable
price.
The property cost IN construction S6 600. ADD is
beautifully arranged with sealing capacity Of 800
persons
TERMS: Very acc ommOdatipg-viz.. s. cash I;
bslauce in one igO. three, and four year, per
cent. interest," secured by deed Of trust
J. THOMPSON BROWN.
apG.lUt 1ll3 MAN street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-15
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auclloneer,
1912 Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
X VERY DESIRABLE. LOT Fronting
EIGHTY-EIGHT FEET FOUR INCHES Ar
THE EAST LINE OF sEvENTEENIH STREET
BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREETS,
NOW OCC UPIED BY Nlf. WRIT ROBERTS As
\ COAL AND woodward, AND ANOTHER
LOT FRONTING TiIIKTYINO FEET Two
INCHES On THE SOUTH LINE on BROAD
STREET BETWEEN kNFNfEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH AND EUNNlNG BACK TO THE
FiRST-MENTiDNkD Lot AND ADJOINING
,EABROOK'S WAREHOUSE, AT PUBLIC AUG
TOMB pursuance at cree of The Richmond
Chancery Court en- cred on The OH April 1851, IN
a suit ; ylcd Augustine rs. Cochran. therein pend
iuG, The undersigned, appointed special commits ION I
ers thereby. VIII offer for sale, upon The premises,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1881,
"a, o'c'0ck, the prop rty above described. The
LOT on seventeenth street. and also the one on
Broad strt e., run back good depth. This offers an
unusual opportunity 10 persons wi.hng TO purchase
mrst-c,a.s property, ing admirably adapted either
for the wholesale or retail trade beng In the centre
oi all Shipping POINTS The prog viii BE- sold as
q whole or suhdiyided 10 suit purch iSers.
TERMS: one fourth cash residue AT six. twelve,
ami eigh month, the pure hi.er TO give pegOta-
ole notes. with six per cent. aJGe1 from the day Of
sale and the title 10 De retained u The euiire pur-
chase. money is paid. HENRY q. CANNON,
A. X. Courtney,
apl3 Special Commissioners.