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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08
House of REPRESENTATIVES,

WASHINGTON. March S.-Mr. Harris re-
ported the bill authorizing the construction of
vessels of>war for the navy. Referred to the
committee of the whole
Mr.. Reed, from the committee on rules,
reported the amendments to the rules pre-
sented by him some days ago and printed in
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08
Strikers at Omaha .

OMAHA, March 8.-The work of labsrers
who replaced strikers on the Burlington &
Missouri contract was interrupted this after
noon by body of 1000 men, who formed in
procession and rushed upon the grounds and
drove off the laborers and overpowered the
regular and special police. Several special
police were taken to the hospital in conse-
uuence of their wounds.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08
Sergeant Mason Again.

WASHINGTON, March SIT is reported Ser
geant Mason who shot at Guiteau will likely
be brought the second time before court
martial, upon charge of insulting the sur
geons, who in the course Of the late trial were
sent to his cell for the purpose OF examining
a wound received by him in the late war.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08
TelegraphIng In Latin

CINCINNATI, March g. Telegrams in latin
language was sent by Bishop Elder, on behalf
of himself and other members of the Catholic
provincial council, now in session here, asking
the blessing of the pope upon the council.
Reply was sent by the pope, signed by Cardi.
nal w. Simoni, complying with the request.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08
Bad for american Citizens In ireland.

LONDON, March S.-Lowell, United States
minister, replying to the application made
on behalf of American citizens arrested in Ire
land, says: The coercion act is contrary to
the spirit and foundation of the principles of
both English and American Jurisprudence.
but is the law of the land and controls all per-
sons domiciled in proclaimed districts Of Ire
land, whether British subjects or not. 1t is
manifestly futile to claim that naturalized citi-
zens of the United States should be exempted
from the operation of the act.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08
As 1t Casts It's Light on the Chicago Mar
kets.
Western Associated Press. I

CHICAGO, March S.-The wheat market re-
gained to-day what it lost yesterday, and
there was strong feeling, that prevailed till
all trading closed. 1t was noticed that one
large, and heretofore a successful operator,
was buying heavily, and that on call nearly all
the sales were made to him. This gave rise
to the belief that another corner is underway.
o.day's rise was helped by the heavy demand
from shorts and outside buyers. The heaviest
advance was Az for April, which drew away
still further from May, the prices beng nearly
&c apart at the close. Foreign reports were
unfavorable but other markets better The
The opening trife off, but there was n rally
of2% @3x c, then series of fluctuations, and
a final close of X higher for April and Ike
for May that yesterdays latest prices. On
change sales were 1.24@1.27X April; 1.204 @
1.22x May. On call the sales were moderately
large and prices generally X@lc higher.
Corn fairly active with a strong feeling,
and prices 5000 higher, an advance which
was improved on. During call the same in
fluences prevailed as in the wheat market, ex-
cepting the corner case. Sales, 5Sx @59c
April; 63@63X May; 62x @6sAc June.
Oats were strong and steady for cash; 4@1c
higher for May and June, which were the only
options traded in. On call was little flrmer;
42H@42xc May; 4011@40X June.
Pork was in quite active demand and 50@40c
higher and closed steady at medium figures.
Sales 16.15@16.5O April; 16 361@16.75 May.
steadily 10@15c, although offerings were
liberal, but the close was little off. Best
prices, sales 10.17X @I0.30 April; 10.S0@1 10. IS
Nav
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08
Convicted.

CANTON, O., March ga verdict of muir
der in the second degree was returned in the
case of Rice, reputed tramp who, in dis
pute, killed another tramp. Penalty, life i'm.
nrisOnment
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08
Guiteau's Case.

WASHINGTON, March S.-Scoville left Wash
ington for Chicago tonight and will return
on Thursday next.
Judge Porter telegraphed District Attorney
Corkill that he will reach Washington on
Friday to consult with him in regard to bill
of exception in the Guiteau case.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08
PERSONAL.

Mr.. G. A. Zimmerman and wife raturned
from a southern and eastern trip. It will be
remembered they left for the south some time
ago, and it will be cause for rejoicing on the
part of their friends that Mrs. Zimmerman's
health is very much improved by the trip.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08
DOINGS OF CONGRESS-.

of the Debate on the Chinese
Bill in the Senate-Senator Ingalls,
Amendment Defeated by Tie Vote-A
Waterloo Day For the Massachusetts,
Senators Several Unimportant Bills
Passed In the House-The Anti-Polygamy
Bill Next In Order.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08
I'm Echo From. the Table.

Attributed to Mr.. T. Plat.
note that Mr.. Conklirg has been nomi.
mated for a fat Office. Something should be
done for me too.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08
A Man of Great Usefulness.
[springffeld Republican,

Your Uncle Sammy Tilden is the moapef-
fective scarecrow in the political cornield.
A. W. Perry, shoe manufacturer, Boston,
has failed. Liabilities SIT 1000; nominal assets
$4,000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08
Paying the Pedestrians

NEW YORK, March S.-The pedestrians in
the recent contest met in the office of the
Turf, Field and Farm and received the prizes
won, as follows: Hazael, $3.50 gate money
and $4,000 sweepstakes; Fitzgerald, $3.50,
$1,000 sweepstakes; Moremac, s2,S51; Hart,
81 ,593; Hughes, $l.125; Sullivan, $3.50. An
attachment for $11S was procured by an ale
brewer against Hazael's money for beer which
Hazael says he never ordered.
Novelties in laces and lace goods opening at
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GENERAL FOREIGN.

ROME, March Sat the approaching con-
slstory, the pope will create seven new cardi-
nails, including the Most Rev. DR.. McCabe
archbishop of Dublin. 1t is understood this
expresses the pope's approval of the efforts
Archbishop McCabe made in the cause of law
and order in Ireland.
LONDON, March S.-Rev Thos. Lndauist
and John Muir, writer on oriental topics, are
dead.
LONDON, March S.-The report about the
convention between Germany and France for
the annexation by the latter of Luxembourg,
is an invention.
BELGRADE, March 8.-The proclamation is
sued by the king, Milan, on the elevation of
The prlncipality to abingdon, says the polti-
cal edifice founded in 1882 has been worthily
crowned. 1t expresses gratitude to the Euro
pean powers for their sympathy towards Ser
via, and says the national enthusiasm is a
guarantee that in the future the spirit of Ser
Was immortal liberator, Milosch, and of the
hero martyr, Michael, will be honored The
energies of the new king will be devoted to
the dissemination of virtue and enlighten-
ment -
BERLIN, March S.-The car expresses de-
sire to avail himself of the approaching birth
day OF Emperor William TO make q public
manifestation of the continuance of friendly
relations between the two empires.
jected the whole measure on it's second read
ing to-day, only conservative voting in its ia
vOr,
MURDERED.
PARIS, March SIT is reported nine Europ-
cans journeying from Tunis to Gafso were
murdered between IT,.r;-.rvl.UsJOUfE Il.
As 1t Casts It's Light on the Chicago Mar
l-afo
Especial Telegram to the Globe
CHICAGO, March S.-The gang put their
shoulders to the wheat market and ran April
up about SIC. In this they were helped by
good many shorts who thought the bulge was
coming / couldn't see the clique do any sell
ing to speak, and am still of the opinion that
they will run the deal through, but where the
market will be put tomorrow I can't tell, ard
therefore, pass it up for jack At noon the
closing prices were, $1.27, May $l.2l%. The
curb now is 81 27A April, $l.22X May.
Corn was strong and higher under good
demand. / admit that / am struck on this
but perhaps it is because am so fond of its
guise.
Provisions followed everything else up and
closed with strong feeling.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-08

PARIS, March Sit is reported nine Europ-
cans journeying from Tuuis to Gafso were
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-27
SALES---This Day.

V,RUsTEE's sALE.-By virtue o,
deed Of trust from Henry Achcson a ,,l,, $50
and recorded In the clerks Office Of Chares 10y
county In deed book No 49, page thcrcn Sc
"n,cd' and being required to do so, viii sell on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1882
a., Tho nromIses known as "Centre Farm nea.
Charles CITY Courthouse the property dcscriDe"
I'm said deed, NJ follows: r
Z HORSES. l COW and CALF.
. WAGONS, JERSEY. ,r
E.rWING IMPLEMENTS consisting OF
PLOUGIIS. DRILLS. &c; x.,-,,>-,rt-pE
iIoI-sEiioLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
&c. &c. $500, a., s,, mon
should the sale not lie completed ON lhe a'S "ic"-
Toned. will I've confined the Following Jay
TERMS: Made known ON day OF saic;o
"a Trustee
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Hanover Judges.

The following is a list Of voting-precncts
and Judges OF election in Hanover county :
BEAvER-DAM DISTRICT .-IIigginson's
store Precinct: u. J.. Cosby, John 7. Kim
ncy, and Charles p. HigginsOn. judges.
Halls shop Precinct: c. W. Hall. Henry
GRAY. and II. VI. Fontaine, judges. Blunps
Store Precinct j. B. Denton, n. Ii. Cooke,
and II. 4. Robinson, judges.
ASHLAND DISTRICT Ashland Precinct ::
John Clarke. X. 7. James, and >: H.
Bowles, judges. Clay Precinct: W. J..
Timberlake, George Green, and Emmett
Kinney. Judges. Rockville Precinct: r.
b. Snead, T.. S. Mosby, and W. 7. Shelton
judges.
James ID. Waid, George Williams, and
Lewis williams, judges. Rural Point Pre-
cinct: n. +. Wheat, James VI. Hill, and
Robert Allen, judges.
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CARPETS. oIL.CLoTlis. &c.

{ lAhTETS, OIL-CLOTllS, &C.-I have
y Just received my fan stool, Of goods. Carpets
of all grades and style. OilC lOihs Druggci- fngs
Mats. shades Hollands. Sc. Coilllcc Lace and
Ihmask Curtiins 81 all ridc- and STYLES. PAPER
Hanging Ia ALI STYLES, which am Offering al low
prices. work done im town or country An orders
promptly attended TO. 4. JENNINGS. No. 1911
Main street Richmond. Va. 50 7-2m
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and directing -curators rs commissioners
10 consummate'the same.
Hutchcr's committee Us. butcher, &c.
Decree confirming report OF sale and pro-
viding for the disposition OF the funds.
Allan as. AlIan's executor, dc. Decree
directing an issue TO try the validity OF the
will referred TO in the plaintiffs bill.
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GROVE AVENUE.
THE MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROP
ERTY on TIE MARKET.

Al the request Of Mr.. Chanting VI. Robinson
we shall sell by public auction, on the prem
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1882
nj o'clock T. NJ. bis well-knoWn ana TX ~
VALUABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE MD
GROUNDS, lying Immediately on Grove avenue ave-, u,
inst half mile west from the city, CONSISTING Oh
TIIRTY-SlX ACRES or VERY BEAu iif VI
LAND; most excellent and admir3DIl lyt;.T-
ranged TWO-STORN- AND-BAsEMENi BIiCh
DWELLING Of about twelve rooms. win nod ,,I
Observation-Disclosures, ample, ana coinne'e
I'm an appointments; large aud excellent STA
BLF.S, BkfNS, &C, all in nice order; extensive
and beautiful LAWN, and Il very large grove Oh
the finest oaks surrounding the dwelling.
This property Is well known as one OF our most
handsome and valuable suburban residences: Il
i'm all respects the most attractive on the harhe'
and needs only to he seen to be appreciated
TERMS: Exceedingly liberal, and announcer III
sale. -, nj.
plat Of the property may be seen ~ the once
Of the auctionecrs. and will he exhibited at the
time Of salc and the property VIII be s"ld eItIier
as a whole or su.i-diyidcd a. may seem best at the
time Of sale.
Conycynnccs will Elm readiness at our Office for
the accommodation Of parties wishing To- attend
the sale. VIII. Ia ~ W.,
oc27 AuctIOnecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-27

BY QuIrlcs 4 NcC urGy
successors to Robert y. Lync.)
Real Estate Agents. Auctionccrs, and Brokers,
1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or TIE
Y LARGE TUREE-~TORN BRICK DWELL
lNG No. 22lO NENABLE STREET. NEAR THE
CORNER OF TULIP STREET. OPPOSE THE
DWELLING OF ELIJAH BAKER. ESQ, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Anlhony' &C. Richmond chanccry Court de-
st,,,,,t c. cree 3Oth june. 1851.
Ia pursuance ola decree i'm the aforementioned
cause. We. the under >igncd appointed special cum
missioncrs viii offer for sale, upon tie premises,
on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 80, lsS2.
at ~ o'clock =. NJ. that LARGT TIIREF-STORY
BRICK DWELLING No. 22iu Ncuahlc stree,
near the corucrof Tulip, and adjoining the resi-
dcncc of ID. j. Baker. ESD which contains about
ten rooms. and l. very substantially built. with
stone cappings. &C.. the basement of which j.
being used as % store.
The lOr fronts 33 feet ON Vcnablc street. and
runs back lj- feet To- am alley.
Term: One fourth cash: residue at six. twelve.
ana eighteen months for negotiable notes. q Ter
cent. Interest addict and title retained until tae
entire purCha-c-moucy j. paid.
JAMES CASkfF.
j. PRESTON COOKE.
EDMOND WADDlLL. JR..
Special Commissioners.
QCARLES < NcCrEpY. Auctionccr,. &C 20
BY George =. Nashon & son.
Real Estate Agent, aud Auciionecrs,
No. Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-27

HoRsFORD's ACID PHOsPHATE-A NALUA-
BILE NERVE TOXIC.-Dr. {. {: Olmstcad,
Milwaukee, Wis, says: 81 have used 1t
in my practice ten years, and consider it n
valuable nerve tonic.'
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DIVIDENDS.

V'O TIE CREDITORS OF TIE RICH
Il MOND BANNING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY: You, are hereby notified that Il
DIVIDEND OF FIFTY PER CENT. will be paid
TO the creditors Of the Richmond Banking and In
surtncc Company e, their banking house. I'm this
city, on and after SATURDAY tsie fth November
next. CHARLES f.. WIliTLOCk.
Oc 24-lm Trustee.
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DN III IIIIIi NTII7'I'
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
10I6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIlREE-STO-
4 RY AND BASEMENT DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING, No. ia SOUTH SIXTH STREET.
BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREkIS.-Ey
virtue of "A deed Of trust executed by W iiliIn VI.
Hall and wife 10 the undersigned ~ trustees. dated
November 10. 1878. and recorded in the clerk $
office of Richmond Chanccry Court. Dccd-Bu
1I3 G. page POI, def;lult having been made Tn the
plynent Of certain notes secured therein. and be-
INC required 80 To do 10y the beneficiary, We shall
sell by auction, on thc prcmiscs.0n
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER :. 1852.
at 4 o'clocb l.. NJ, All THAT LAND IN the
city IF Richmond. with ,hc IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON. fronting i6 feet on the wet line or
sixth street. between Cary and Canal streets. and
running back between parallel lines lis feet 10 IN
aIicy II feet Wide The house. conveniently ar
rangcd and substantially built ia- twelve rooms,
includlAg bathroom also detached kitchen ana
stable in yard. The property l. yielding good
rental. -
TERMS: Cash ~ to expenses of sale and SJS.2i
due August II. 1SS0: 1926 due November -.
1850: $1,000 due November %. 1850. with per
cent. interest added to said payments from date Of
maturity; balance. If any. a. announced al sale.
GEORGE X. MACON,
FTRMAN TUPPER.
Trustees.
FTENfA% TTPPTR. huctiOncCr. oC -
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by George +. Crawford.
Real Estate Agcntand Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street.

[ ,OMMlSSlONER'S SALE OF 4 SMALL
BIT DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSE OF
tn rt,., x Rooms, No. 200 DUAL STREET. BE-
- ~ ~, OND AND THIRD STREETS.-liy
nt.uc 81 uccfcc "f the thanccry Court 0f the
cily 9i richmond, pronounced Ia tie case # kilty
-. hll'y Z, as. the undersigned, special commls-
sloher VIII sell at auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3lsT,
iioa"i The lot fronts on the north side OF DuyaI
h'ntf 20 feet, aud runs back about 8 ; feet
IhhAs: one Third cash: balance In six and
Twelve months, The purchaser tO execute his notes
WIN Interest added for the deferred payments
ana Title la be retained until the whole OF The pur-
chast-nionev Is paid. and a conveyance ordered by
the Court. JAMES ALST0N "a IiEi ~
Special Commissioners
GEoRGE T.. CRAWFORD. ALctioneer. oc 26
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By sampson 4 Adamson,
(,ucccs sors 10 John =. sampson & Brother)
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF COAL PRO
L PERTY NJ TIE CLONER-lIlLL COAL
MINES. IN CHESTERFIELD cor MY. Va
jv virtue of deed OF tiu,t from W. Z. Robert
son. and &. y. Robertson. bis wife. aud G. II.
Robertson. trustee. bearing date on the lUth day
of December. 1879. and recorded In the clerk :
Office OF the County Court IF Chesterfield county,
and being required 80 To- DO by the creditors ST.
cured thereby will scll by public auction, on the
PREMISE on the
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1Ss2.
at u o'clock W.. FOUR UNDIVIDED ElGU-
TEENTHS ais of tie COAL INTEREST in
what Is known n, the ROBERTSON COAL
PROPERTY the same being tho coal or mineral
underlying that certain TRACT OF LAND. con-
tanning 100 ACRES. situate and being 81 tie
ClDVcI-llill coal-muc>. I'm the county OF Chester
Gcll and State of virginia. bounded on the north
10y tho lands Of the Gright-Il0pc Railway Com
ptny. south ly the lInd- Of the c-t,ie If William
Wor~ham. deceased; east hy tie lands Of thee tc
Of lhoma, Fcndlry, deceased: and wet by the
lands of the sid W. T.. oicgt-on.
4 portion OF this property has been worked. and
the coal Welded /, OF excellent quality.
TERMS; one fourth cash. and The residue upon
equal credit, If Nv. twelve. and eighteen months,
the purchaser 10 execute his negotiable notes for
the deferred payments of the purcha~c-luoucy.
with interest added from the day If sale. and Sc
cure the payment If the same 10y "a deed Of trust
upon the said property.
MEADE IIASkINS. Trustee.
SAMPSON & AD NNSON. Auctionccrs. oc II
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FrnuAy Trrrrr. Auctionccr.
by sampson 4 hdam,0n,
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, w.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN EN-
Y CELLENT FARM OF SIX HUNDRED And
TUiRTEEN hCEE>. ADJOINING TIE CLO-
WEIR NIL COAL-NlNE, IN CHESTERFIELD
cot NIl. Vain pursuance rf the DEGREES II
Tie Circuit Court If Chesterfield county. entered
May 10. 1879. November IL. lSSO. and May -.
So, respectively. in the cause Of " Emma d..
Cox, guardian. &C., -. Cox and 0iS.,' depending
therein. We. the undcl> gncd. special commi, SION
crs. viii oGcr for safe 10y public auction, at the
Clover Hill Coll-miucs, ON
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is lSS2.
az q. O'Clock L. VI. that TRULY VALUABLE
AND EXCELLENT FARM. containing SlA
HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN 6ljl ACRES.
adjoining the said Clover Hi C0al-Muc- and the
lands Of 4. T.. TizIard and others. known 4, the
."CLONER NIL FARM formerly the resi-
dcmcc Of Judge james II. Cox. and Of which j. i.
Cox died seized and possessed
This is m excellent farm. and has a conf Jrt1hle
DWELLING-HOU 81 thereon, with the usual
farm-I uidn-s-a ia good repair and there Is
every indication that the place 1bounds III coil.
Also. AZ the same time ana place. a SMALL
TRACT OF LAND Of - ACRES. adjoining
said farm.
TERMS: one fourth cash: AMI the residue on
crcdi; OF one two. and three years in equal install
mcnt~. with interest on the deferred payment,
from day Of sale. payable s'mi-annu1lly, and tile
retained until the whole Of purchasc-moncy Is paid
and 4 conveyance ordered by the Court.
MEADE IiASkiNS.
ID. :. WOODBRIDGE.
Oc 272tdw3w Special Commissioners.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days:

BY william II. Lyme q GO"
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS'
1113 Main street
UCTION SALE Ob
IA ,r,,,, n, r,T I'VE AND
VALUABLE SUBU IhA'H VI
MING NJ. ROBINSON, ESQ"
u,IFA MILE WEST OF THE CITY
THIRTY-sIX ACRES
VERY vAIUfBLE LAND, WITH EACEL-
LENT IMPROVEMENTS
on
GROVE AVENUE.
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EOR BALTIMORE. III.
i skz4zs-Sl~-.as..
POWHATAN LINE-DlRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Until further notice. the steamer LUCILLE vii
sail every MONDAY N II noon from rOWliA-
An Doc al TwcHty-fUurth aud Dock street,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills of ladng signed and goods for
wardc1 with dispatch 10 point, North and West
Freight received daily m'il , +. VI.
For further information. apply o.
". o. KNIGHT. Agent.
ID. j. NrISIGEE. Soliciting Agent. de- ~
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by George :. Nashon & son.
Real Estate Agents and AuctIonccrs,
No. : Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY
4 FRAMED HOUSE. WITH FOUR ROOMS.
No. POO WEST ,CHAKITh, STREET. BElNG
TUE SECOND HOUSE WEST OF n. rAUL
STREET. on NORTH LINE or CHARITY
STREET-TIlE LOT FRONTS ABOUT -
FEET on MORT II LINE OF CHARITY
STREET. RUNNING BACK WITHIN PARAL-
LEI LINES los FEtT.-Hy virtue of decd IF
trust from William -. Anderson 10 Il. L. Hatcher.
dated 23d Of APRIL. 1850. recorded tn Richmond
Chancery Court. in Dcci-iook lis Il. page 2Oi.
10 secure tie payment Of a certain sum Of money
therein specified default having been made i'm The
payment of part thereof ! viii. being thereto
required by The beneficiary of said deed. proceed
10 sch at public auction on the PREMISE, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1882.
at 4 o'clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
,crhtd.
TERMS Cash as to expenses Of executing this
trust and SlS7.lG and accrued interest; on
credi, a to the following sums Sje.2j on The 23d
of Janu ny. 1883: 500 ON The 23d Of April. 1883.
and S59.75 on the 23d Of July. 1883: balance
upon such terms - may be announced az sale. ne
gniiailc note 10 DC given for the deferred pay
mcnts, secured by trust decd on the property.
GEORGE :. NA>lION.
CPS Administrator Of H. +. Hatcher.