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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23
AUrraon sAEEs-ruswr. D.y..
By George 3. vssbon q sou,
Real Estste Agents aud Auctionsers,
No. z Tenth street.


TRUsTEF's SALE OF THE FOLLOW.
= ING yALuABLE PROPERTY IS THE cry
LOT or LAND containing TWO ACRES. viii
LARGE FRAMnD DWELLING and other ,lr1.
Die improvements. bounded by Ten h and EIeyeatb
and McDonnough and Semme. streets.
A LOT VI LAND on McDonDoush street. relr
Eleventh street, fronting SO feet on NcDOnhoggb
street an running back Is feet.
An undivided m0ieiy In LOT OF LAND n,
BaInbridge street between Thirteenth and Four.
tenth streets, fronting ~ feet on said Banbridss
street, running back 165 feet.
A LOT or LAND. with BUILDING aud in
provements thereon. designated IS LOT No. lgoa
plan and survey OF the land OF Edward G. Nay1
made by Joseph j. Peasants, and Of record IN
clerks ofics tf Chesterfield County Court 10 u. g.
Also, LOT OF LAND on Ninth street between
Semmes and Railroad streets, fronting about l7l
feet. running back between lines hily conveying
1872 feet towards Eighth street.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust from william -.
Paul Puliam and wife 10 Charles T. Vashon, az
trustee. OF record In the clerks office Of The Hns-
tngs Court OF the city OF Manchester, 10 secure
debt therein mentioned. default having been made
10 the payment or the money therein secured,
will. being thereto required by The beneficiary ~
said deed proceed 10 sell at public auction. on tnt
premiGes, aud in the order mentioned above, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1881,
at 6k O'Clock r. N.
TERMS The deed requires cash as 10 expeutes of
sale and 1870, with interest from l3th ~ May,
1880, I'LL paid but IL II able That more fasor-
able terms will be announced AZ sale.
GEORGE :. VtSHOS.
je IL Administrator of Charles 4. VsshOn.
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TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale limited amount OF RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD 9 PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS due In 1871 5 at l04 and accrued IN =
terest. These bonds are secured by a consolidated
mortgage on the Richmond and Danyille and Pied
mont railroads aud the lease OF the North Carolins
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these bonds, as
the annual report OF the company for the year end
ing 30th September, 1880, showed that the COM
pany had reduced It's debt over f450,000 during
the two preceding years, besides adding largely 10
IT. rolling stock and machinery, aud purchasing
$500 tons OF new steel rails. For the seven months
ending April 80. 1881 the net receipts OF the
pany exceeded 100000, which Is equal TO 81 per
cent. on the capital stock OF the company. after The
payment OF Interest, rents. and all other fixed
charges. and expendDg large amount for equip
ment, steel rails, and additional workshops.
THOMAS BRANCH co.
The receipts OF this company for carrying the
mails for last April show an increase OF over 100
per cent over same month OF last year, and for
freight Of 80 per cent. Previous 10 LIST of May AZ
per cent. OF the atlanta aud Charlotte freight
business went vid the Carolina Central railroad.
Now all Its through business goes by the RlchInond
and Danyllle railroad which viii add largely TO its
income. my IL
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The Reporter.

From the School Of Journalism's First Reacer.J
This Is the reporter. You will notice
how finely he is dressed. He wears his
best clothes every day, because he doesn't
know what Sunday is. Reporters have an
easy life. They 60 to work before 10
O'Clock in the morning, and are often
through with their labors by II at night.
There are many kinds OF reporters. The
society reporter goes to parties and we'd
dings. He takes down the names OF the
people who have been invited, whether
they are there or not, and prints them In
the papers the next day. Once man
started for party, but got too full for Ut
terance before reaching there and was
locked up. The society reporter said he
was at the party, all the same, but the po-
lice reporter said be was fined SO for being
drunk. So this man got bis name in the
papers twice, but he cut out one OF the
items for fear bis wife might see them both
and think the press was making too much
OF him. Men are often so modest. The
sporting reporter goes to horse races, base
ball games, and cock-6ghts. 1t is wicked to
60 to horse races il you bet on the wrong
horse. Once there was croquet tourna.
ment in large city, and the editor OF pa
per knew that somebody must write 1t up.
So he spoke to the sporting reporter. "What
have | got 10 do with those dizzy
croquet payers?" said the sporting re-
porter. "Thaps a society event." 81 guess
you are right" replied the editor; $50 you
can go up in the country. about two miles
north OF where the streetcars run, and see
il it looks as il we would have an early
spring, and then this evening there are
four Laud.League meetings for you to look
AFTER" So the sporting reporter had a
little to do, after all, and dubbed himself
quite heartily. A man need not have
classical education In order 10 be a good re.
porter, but be must be able to hustle around
some, and hump himself when there is big
fire or murder. Reporters can get nearer to
fire than anybody except the fireman, and
the new ones do 1t. But the old heads at
the business know better. They stand on
the corner until the fire is out, and then get
a hack and 90 to the house OF the man who
owns the building and ask him how much
the old shell was worth, and II he thinks
the insurance companies will have him ar
rested for setting it on fire. This Is when
the man ac's mean, and does not open the
door for them, because he has Just got out
OF bed and declines 10 answer questions.
But il he acts square, you bet the boys treat
him right, and in the morning people read
Of him as "our estimable citizen, Mr."
Reporters seldom die early; they are too
tough. Perhaps some other time l may
tell you more about the reporters. Many OF
them are married and live happily with
their wives, because they never see them
except when they come home to go to bed.
A drowsy man cannot quarrel much Cal
ueston Ne,os.
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BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" BRICK DWELLING No. EAST CANAL,
BETWEEN FIRST AND FOUSHEE STREETS,
AT AUCrION.-By virtue of decree Of Richmond
Chancery Court, entered May z. 1851. In the case
OF Waldrsp. trustee, rs. Wadrop, will sell Oh The
premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1881
at 9 O'Clock Z. NJ the PROPERTY In said decree
as above. The lot fronts 25 by 100 feet, more or
less and has upon /. a good brick house with three
rooms brick kitchen two rooms, city water culyert
sc.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In four, eight,
and twelve ponths for notes hearing interest al six
per cent? and title retained until deed is ordered by
The Court. JAMES CASklE,
Special Commissioner.
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL K CO., AactiOneers.
Ia 1D.lOt
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BY X. Il. Chatiin q Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.


UCTION SAL LIE OF HANDSOME
n FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AT TIA WET FRANKLIN STREET-At the re-
quest OF Mrs. pr G. H. Smith, who is declining house
Keeping, will sell at public auction, At her resi-
dence, NO. ia west Franklin street. Oh
FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1881.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. desirable FUR
NlTURE aud HOU- EHOLD GOODS, consisting In
part OF the following
PARLOR sUIr In Green Reps comprising niue
pieces:
l CHAMBER SUIT complete, with Wardrobe and
Marble Pieces;
l CHAMBER SUIT complete. with Wardrobe, &C.;
OAK EXTENSION DINiNG.TABLE,
l d0zen CHAIRS 10 match.
WALNUT SlDEBOARD.
WALNUT DlNING-CHAIRS.
REFRIG ORATOR ami FlLTERER.
PLATED WARE and WHITE FRENCH CHINA
HAIR. aud SHUCK-MAT rRESSES,
PILLOWS, CARPETS. RUGS,
KITCHEN FURNITURE. &c. &c. 49,,
And nxny other u.eful and ORNAMENTAL Articles
This sale IS worthy the attention of all In want Of
NICE FURNITURE.
TERMS: Cash. . 90
Sale by JSO. T.. LAUGHIoS, Jr, Aucuoneer.
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BY W. GOddin, AuctiOueer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT UCTION OF THOSE
y THREE NFWLY-ERECTED TIiREE-STORY
BRICK TFNEMENTS on THE SOUTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREtTS.-A the request of the owner, will sell
al auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1851,
at 5 O'Clock T.. W.. those THREE BRICK TENE
NENTS located as above. occupied by Or. L. u. Ed
wards aud Others Nos. 3i5. 3l7, and 3l9l. each
containing thirteen rooms. besides stable aud ear
rage house. They were erected few wears ago. and
pOsse.s all of The modern Improvements, and are in'
ished I'm handsome siye. They are convenient y
located and in n fir t.class neighborhood As the
owner has determined 20 sell, without limit or re-
serve capitalists and others invited to attend
with the expeca ion Of getting b0rg1in.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen mon hs for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured by deed OF trust. The taxes fof
1881 are 10 be paid by The purchaser
e. % W. GODDIN. Auctloneer.
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By Robert II. Lyme.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1910 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT FOUR
"A ROOM BRICK HOUSE No. 316 WEST
DUVAL STREET. BETWEEN ST. PETER AND
JUDAH STREETS. WITH LARGE LOT-At the
request OF all parties interested who sell for a dlyi-
sion, viii offer for sale upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1881,
az g O'Clock T. NJ, the PROPERTY above men-
TONED. The house con aims four rooms, and IL
built substantially. Wafer. &C.. on the lot. The
lot fronts SO feet the north line OF Duval street
and runs back $50 feet 70 an alley 10 feet wide.
The property Is now rented, and yields good per-
centsge. This offers good opportunity for per-
son OF moderate means 10 secure home.
TERMS: VIII be liberal and announced at sale.
ie % ROBERT q. LYME, AucilOneer.
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BURNETT's COCAINE has received univcr-
sal endorsement. No other preparation pos
scsses such remarkable properties for EN-.
belIishing and strengthening the bair and
rendering It dark and glossy. II cures bald
ness and eradIcates dandruf.
Burnerrs Flavoring Extracts are the best.
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.JryE 20. 1S

JUNE 20, 1881.
Editors Dispatch. As agent for hard
ware house In Lyncbburg, Va, Deg 70
state that instead OF 500 pounds OF powder,
referred 10 by Telephone" 1t was I2,ooo
pounds, or 500 kegs. Yours. &c,
A. 8. Willy.
fWell, what OF It'll
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Ry w. GoddIn. AuctIoneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF AN EXCEL
- LENT AND WELL.L0CATED BRIO n
DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
BET WEHN ADAMS AND JEFFERSON
STREtTS.At the request of the owners shall offer
for sale at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 80, 1881.
a. O'Clock Z. NJ, that DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING located as above. now In the occupap-
CIV OF Mrs. Simms. The lot has front OF 27xl5S
feet TO an alley 20 feet WIDE The dwelling contains
about eight nine rooms, with all OF the usual out
buildings, In an excellent locality, and Is In fair re
pair.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. Interest add q. aud Sc
cured by a deed OF trust. w. GODDlN,
lie AuctiOneer.
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PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF TREASURER,
PRTFRsBURG, VA, June 3, 1881.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN THE PETERSBURG RAILROAD COM
PANY will, at It's ONCE, in the city Of Petersburg,
on the lsT DAY OF JULY. 1881, pay 70 tne
MORTGAGE BONDS of said company, with all
interest due thereon; all past-due coupons OF the
said bonds aud interest thereon, and All past-uue
registered interest on said bonds and Interest there
on Amer that day all interest upon said bonds,
coupons and registered interest will cease
Ne 9.ThtJyl w. Il. TAfLOh, Ireesu Nr.
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Minnie Palmer. The actress, 10 under q, 900
bonds 70 her manager not to marry for i've
years. Miss Anthony bas our earnest COZ.
gratuIations. She and Gail Hamilton should
sgitate this subj ect, and induce all girls to
follow Miss Palmers noble example. There
" no telling what might happen u Susie
and Gail were the only msFrIsgeable women
IL America,
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BY 6rubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctl0neers.
Eleventh street between MziH aud BaDb.

TRACT OF 100 40-l00 ACRES OF
l. GOOD LAND ON THE WILilAMsBIRa
AND CENTRAL TURNPikEs, ABOud OH
MILE EAST OF RICHMOND, Al AUCTioN,-ln
execution OF decree of Henrico Circuit teuri, en-
tered on March 6. SCI in the suit Of Harrison ~
Harri.on," &C., the undersigned appointed sspeeal
com m issoner therefor, will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1881,
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, the VALUABLE TRACT or
LAND above referred 10. being portion OF ihe
+" Waverly tract" formerly owned BY the late VII
liam l.. Harrison. II mas pretty front-partly on
the Williamsburg and partly on the Central turn
pike, aud runs back 10 Ammon's creek. The New.
port News extension OF the Chesapeake snd Ohio
railway runs through the tract The quality Of the
land IL good and on account OF It's nearness 10 the
city, on good road, should attract attention Of par
ties seeking lands for cultivation for Investment.
plat of the properly can be seen al the Ohcc OF he
auctiOneers.
THE TERMS viii be very liberal, and will be made
known al the time Of sale.
EDMUND WADDlLL, Jr..
Special Commissioner.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auc ioneers. je2l
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by W. Goddin,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
Eleventh ard bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
~ Auction SALE OF A SMALL FARM, WITH
DWELLING, &c. ON THE RICHMOND. FREDt-
KICKS BURG ANDPOTOMAC RAILROAD NtAk
STATION BY virtue Of decree 81
Richmond Chanoery Court OF The lsth OF june,
1881. IN the suit of CluZ.ns Bank ~. ktppler Ar,
| will sell al The Office Of the ancionter' on
SATURDAY, July 2,lssl.
al 10 O'Clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAND in Oh,
county OF Henrico about eight miles north OF Rch-
mond. very near to Hungary station, Win 4
FRAMED DWELLING, &C, thereon. Was The
residence Of the late John Is. Gazebrook, aud a"r-
warls of his son, W. q. GaZ brook. ana described
in the trust deed Of The later and hls wife ~ mo,
lated l7h OF February. 1879. recorded In ienrlco
County Court on The lsth OF February. $40 as
containing FORTY.oNE ACRES. be the sane
more or less" The frequent, rapid. ana cheap
transit between this place aud The city makes % a
desirable retreat, With Advantages OF both country
aud town, as well as assured good health.
TERMS: ORe.fOurih cash balance az SIX, Twelve.
and eighteen months for mes otiaDle notes. Interest
aided, and title retained until The parcha.e-noneY
Is paId. J. l.. APPERSoN.
e22 Commissioners aud Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuciioleeFs,
No 4 Eleventh street

COMMISSIONERS 5 A f OF TIE
~ VERY DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY
LOCATED DWELLING No. 100 \OKfH FIFTH
STREET. BETW ZEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE
STREETS. AT AUC1lON.-ln execution Of a de-
cree Of the Chancery Court. entered on Ion June,
IN the case of Anderson, guardian rs. Joynes and
ais :, | viii sell by auction. upon the premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE ~, 1881.
AT g O'Clock L. NJ. tse RESIDENCE Of the late DR..
l.. =. JOynes, situated rs above.
II has ten rooms besides Kitchen also stable aud
caTrage-houe j. well built, nicely huisbei In goo1
order, aud has all the modern improvements. Inc
location is elevated one of the most desirable
avenues in the cily. and offers peculiar advantages
10 a professional or business man.
TERMS: Al sale. .
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, COMMISSIONS.
GRrRRs g WILLIAMS AuctiOneers. je2l
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urynIco COUNTY. June %. 1881.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS CONSTA-
III BILE OF TIE DISTRICT OF BROOKLAND,
am prepared 10 attend 10 any business entrusted TO
me. Diligence will be exercised IN the COLLEC.
TON OF CLAIMS and The same promptly paid
over.
can be found at the County Courthouse daily
ie 2s.eodsIs HENRY NEUROHR.
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BY Robert %. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer,
1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS Nos. II
FULTON, EACH Fronting THIRTY FEET
ON STATE STREET BETWEEN ERIN AMI
GILLIAN STREETS. JUST OUTSIDE OF THE
CITY LIMITS.-ln execution OF q deed OF trust
from August Englekiog and wife, GATED l5lh Feb
ruary, 1868. and recorded In Eienrico County
Court ID. b. So, page 20S, will offer for sale, upon
the premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE 81, 1881,
at O'Clock T.. NJ, being required so TO do by the
beneficiary under said deed, default having been
made In the payment Of the same, the PROPERTY
abose described.
TERMS: VIII be announced at sale.
tel7 HENRY MILLER, Trustee.
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OFFICE OF FRANK NALLE,l
HOB MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.

OFFICE OF FRANK NALLE,l
1103 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
ITO INVESTORS SEEKING A SAFE
l. SECURITY AND A FAIR RATE OF INTER
EST can offer the following BONDS and SECU-
is. 600 RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD GENERAL MORTGAGE PER
CENT. GOLD BONDS, due I'm 1918 at
100 and accrued Interest:
10000 WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAIL-
ROAD7PE CENT BONDS, due In 1890.
at 10Sl. These bonds are considered No.
i investment, the mortgage per mile being
very small.
1000 CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AU-
GUSTA SECOND MORTGAGE PER
CENT. BONDS at 1851;
Also, the STOCK OF TIE RICHMOND AND Pc
TERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY.
This road Is earning 3 per cent. per year
upon It's stock. and is exempt from tax.
The right to advance the prices without notice is
reserved.
commission. ia 2.eO1lm
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FINANCIAL.

ELIzABETHTOwN,
LEXINGTON AND BIG SANDY RAILROAD.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT.
SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS.
MORTGAGE, s3,500000.
SINKING FUND, $4,000 YEARLY.
LENGTH OF ROAD. 1876 MILES.
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, TO HUNTINGTON,
WEST VIRGINIA.
INTEREST PAYABLE IN MARCH AND SEP
TENDER.
DENOMINATION $1,000,
IN COUPON OR REGISTERED BONDS.
At LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY. this road con-
meets with the KENTUCKY CENTRAL and GIN
and South to CHATTANOOGA, West ria the L.,
G. and L. to LOUISVILLE. ST. LOUIS and be-
yond, Southwest to PADUCAH. MEMPHIS, and
the whole system of roads diverging thence.
AT HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA,
IL connects with the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY to the EAST, ria RICHMOND, 10 the
finest harbor on the ATLANTIC COAST at
NEWPORT NEWS,
passing thooneh the MAGNIFICENT mineral and tim
Der lands Of Eastefn Kentucky. the famous blue
trail Kentucky which win pour its freghts over this
line TO the eastern n arkets.
MORE THAN HALF OF THE BONDS HAVE
BEEN DISPOSED OF.
PRICE TO-DAY, s1O3 AND ACCRUED IN
TEREST,
subject TO further advances without notice.
We recommend these BONDS 10 our friends and
customers as hrst'clasi ralr2ad b6 sepsTri.yco
Stock Brokers, agents for the sale OF the Bonds,
e11-1m 11l3 Main street. Richmond.
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ECLECTIC. by Exchequer, full brother OF Planet,
was 11sea , dsSs S Ssr Oh
pedigree. see Stud Book.J
No. l. BAY GELDING, by Eclectic out Of Kos
suth mare (we known as Butcher Girl. three
years old, OF fine size, well gated, and promises
No. Z. s0RREL GELDING, three years old, By
Eclectic out OF gray mare bred by John O..
Price, Esq. of Baltimore county, Nd, who made
record over Herring-hun Course in 1867 Of
2:27. pacing to harness.
Eclectic out of Ada. she by Pasha, Jr.
No. 4. sURREL FlLLY, three years old, by Eclec-
tic out OF Sophia she by Curles, be by Revenue
No 5. BAY GEL DING, three years old. by Eclec.
tic out OF Sue, she by King Lear her dam Alice
No. q. soRREL GELDING FRANK PRESTON,
five years old. by Martinez out OF Fanny Pres
Prestonl; works well In all harness aud line dr-
yer; bred by Judge r. W. Hughes and promises
No. y. soRREL GELDING, four years old, by King
Lear out thoroughbred mare by Deucslion, her
dam by JEFF. Davis; Kind and gentle, and broke
No. 8. BROWN FILLY, three years old, by Too
dies out OF a sorre mare by Deucalion, her dam
pacing mare. .
No. o. BAY FILLY, three years old, BY Toodles
out of a Kossuth mare known rs the Thompson
Brown mare, and could trot In about three
minutes. ,r
PONIES DICK AaES by Toodes and BELLE
by Toodles; very stylish. well broke 10 single
and double harness, and can trot to pole In three
MINUTES.
No. IL. BAY FILLY, three. years old past by
ExalTs Hambletoniau out OF msre by Ameri'
can Eclipse, Jr.; bred by j. NJ. Stevens, of Ches-
terfeld. an can trot I'm thee minutes.
No. IL. BLACK FILLY. three years old past. by a
bay horse from Vermont out or athoroughored
mare broke TO all harness, and can trot close to
three minutes.
No. 10. BROWN FlLLY. four gears old, by Regis
Ter out of a Membrno mare; was bred IN Ken
lucky Is well gated, anu works nicely In single
and doub harsess.
In Virginia quite stylish, fine saddle-horse,
and perfectly gentle in all harness
No. 10. SORREL GELDJNG. eight years old !;
bred in Kentucky. works well both single and
double and nicely gated under The saddle,
No. 10. BAY FILLY, four years old; kind and
gentle I'm harness and suitable for a lady's phae-
ton, aud is well gated under The saddle.
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BY Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.


Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE AND DESIRABLE MILL PROPERTY.
KNOWN A. DRiNkhR'S MILL. WITH ALL
MACHINERY. SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF
HFNRICO. On THE RIVER ROAD, ABOUT
FOUR AND A HALF MILL FROM PIE CITY,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION:-in pursuance of a decree
OF the Circuit Court of Henrieo county entered on
the 3lst day OF MAY, 1881, In the suits styled Wal
ker, Saunders & Co. Us Drinker, and Drinker Us.
Walker, saunders q Co., therein pending, we, the
undersigned, appointed special commissioners
thereby viii offer for safe, at the front door Of Hen
rico county courthouse, on
MONDAY. July IL, 1881,
at O'Clock z. NJ. that being eoUrt-dayl that VERY
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY, WITH ALL
MACHINERY, above mentioned. The property
fIonts on the River road. and contains 104 acres,
and adjoias the lands OF y. C.. Hil the lands for
Rerly owned by George Turner and others. This
property will probably sell low, and being the
line OF the new extension of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway viii in shoS time greatly enhance ia
value. A good business can be done II = ,mal,
outlay be made.
TERMS One third cash; residue at six aud twelve
months, the purchaser 10 give negotiable notes, 9
per cent. interest added and the title TO be retained
until the entire purchase-money Is paid.
30. LANE STERN,
+. II. MCGUIRE,
special Commissioners.
je l4-le,23,26.&Jy 1,3,7,S,9,10
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ALSO.

YOUNG COWS. fresh TO the pail-grade, one
han Aderney and one half Ayrshire;
ALDERNtY BULL CALVES,
AYRSHIRE BULL CALVES.
The above really valuable stock was raised on my
stock farm, Gould Hin" In Hanover county, aud
will be sold If there is a bid made on dry Of sale.
te2l-3t JOHN r. DAVIS.