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In me trial Of the Johns will case on FRI
day IN Baltimore the examination OF j. n.
VI heelcr, decedent's manager, was re-
sun,ed. He further testified as to his bush
ness habits, that he would not attend to
business when he was drinking. When
not drinking he was an intelligent, we'll
behaved man. Did great deal OF business
and did II well. John Is. Slade, OF Balti-
more county, near Reisterstown, stated
that he knew Mr.. Johns well, and bad much
business and social intercourse with nm;
when not drinking he behaved like the we'll
bred, Intelligent man that he was. Witness
never had the least question as to his ca
pacity to make valid deed or VIII. Inc
examination was here suspended ana inc
trial continued, and the court adjourned
until Monday morning next at ~ O'CLOCK.
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Richmond, April 10, 1882
To nc Edito, Of the Dispatch,

httuHVNbs hPth ~, AcV-s
III fhc Editor of the Dispatch;
Sir,--I have read with anxiety great
deal Of the closing Of the Free bridge. As
own little property on both sides, l
hope you will allow me 10 make sugges-
ton: Richmond, II is said, has appropria-
ted about 1880, and Manchester viii have
TO do the same. Now, my idea Is. why
don't the Petersburg Railroad Company
give the amount needed, as the most Of the
heavy travel over the bridge Is the trails
portation OF the freight and travel North
and South by that COMPANY Suppose the
bridge i closed on the LIST Of May, what
will that company doy How make conncc-
tons North and Southy Say, for instance,
they make arrangements with the Danyille
Company until their bridge Is finished,
what will II cost the Petersburg Company !
/ presume not less than $4,000 or $780,
600. Now, does Il not seem reasonable that
the Petersburg Company ought to be will
ing 10 appropriate the amount needed, and
also TO help keep the bridge in order as
long as it is their only connection ,cifh the
South? 1t IL very true that the bridge was
built for free bridge, bat not railroad
bridge. Therefore i think II Is nothing
more than Just that this suggestion should
be tried, especially as our sister city Man
chester is straining every nerve to get Out
OF debt. A TAXPAYER.
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WHAT HE SEES AND WHAT HE DOES NoT SEE
GLENDALE, HENRIco CoUNTY,l
April 10, 1882. !
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
am a constant reader OF your paper,
and see much that is interesting, and some
times see what | don't like. But to the
point. | sometimes see something about
phenomenas and strange sights and such
like things.
Now, there is on the farm of Mr.. p. j.
Crew, i'm Henrico county, living curios-
ity in the shape of calf with no eyes. 1t
has the holes where the eyes ought to be,
and the lids and iashes. l have made a
thorough examination, and can find no
thing but what have mentioned above.
Now, / would like for some Of the know
ing ones to give some light on the subject.
Please publish this. Il. l.. L.
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The House COMMITTEES on Elections at
their meeting this morning, by vote OF
seven 10 four (Mr. Paul voting with the Re
publieans), adopted the report Of the sub
committee In the contested-election case OF
Bisbee Us. Finley, from Florida, which re-
port gives the seat bow held BY Finley DE
nocraD TO Mr.. BLbee Republican,, though
he has no more legal right to Il than he has
10 one in Heaven Washington letter
Alexandria Gazette.
The defeat OF General Malone In the
Virginia Legislature yesterday Is the sub
feet Of general talk here to-day among all
interested In Virginia affairs, and what
may appear stranger 10 the unmitated, the
defeat seems as agreeable TO the Republic
eans as 10 the Democrats WASHINGTON
|ftfm-AIexQndria Gazette.
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AUCTION SALES Mond.y.-
BY Qusrics a mccurdy, ,.-
Real Estate Agents Anctioneers' anu o'oA'''
1912 Main street, Richmond va


UCTIoN SALE OF vALuABLE
n ST.rApED AND TIMBER LAND IN HEN
Z, 100 itfso,f1lN'ry. AT THE COURTHOUSE ON
MMinSxnAy TIiE 'i7Tp DAY or APRIL, 1887.
inrsuant 10 the terms Of decree OF the ,ircut
Court of the county OF Henrico entered on inc 4tn
dav OF April, 1852, In the chancery cause on
.jen,s executor rs Truman 81 ats. therein dc-
=, front ~ Uenrico county courthouse, on
MONDAY, APRIL "a, 1852 .-,.,.
NJ the hour of / o'clock II. NJ, lhe ioHoWinH
THREE TRACTS OF LAND, lying IN nine, tne eoun,y
~ Uenrico. containing ONE HUNDRED AND
EtGttTEEN ACRES, subdiyidcd Into three tracts
~ saH acres each, bounded on the north ny inc
WiilIainsb urg road. on the cast by tic lands OF
George ~ Savage. deceased, on the south by me
Iand OF John Whitcsdes, and on the west by the
lands beIougIng to the estate OF Williamson Allen.
deceased. This land Is partly heavily umbereh
with original growth. and lies near the Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake railroad, and the TIM
Der T. very valuable. l., ,,-oo
oouaI semi-annual instruments. with Interest add
e1' and the title reserved until all the purchase
Money T. Maid and deed ordered by the Court.
Mai OF said land can be seen at The Office OF the
ancliouecrs. JOHN II. DINNEEN,
NJ. l.. SPOTsWOOD,
Special Commissioners.
OUARLEs & McCURDY. Auctioneers.
APP 9,l1,13,l4,l 1916
After the above sale we VIII offer 49, ACRES
adjoining, known as the "VAlSSAIRE FARM.
QUARLEs & McCuRDY,
an13 Auctioneers.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ VALUABLE MAIN-STREET PROPERTY
No. 900, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS, KNOWN As THE LEE GALLERY
by vitue of decree OF tie Chancery Court of the
city of Richmond entered on the 4th day of April,
1882, In the suit therein pending, and known by the
short style OF Lyme Is. Levy and Others the under
signed, special commissioners named In said
decree, will offer for sale at public auction, the
premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1882.
at / o'clock y. NJ, that VALUABLE STORE
PROPERTY No. 92O, situated on the north side
Of Main street between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The store floor Is occupied by>Messrs. GODDARD *
Moses. and the upper portion OF the building bY
Messrs. j. w. Davies & Sou ~ "A photograph gal
lery. The lot fronts "a 3-l2 feet, and runs back
between parallel lines 81 2-l2 feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance NJ SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months. for negotiable notes.
with per cent. interest added from the day OF
sale, and the title retained until the whole pur-
chasc-mOney Is paid aud Conveyance ordered by
the Court. For each credit payment the purchaser
viii be required 20 give two notes equal amounts.
HENRY q. CANNON,
A. NJ. KELLEY,
THOMAS q. JACKSON,
special Commissioners.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR and J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Aurtioneers. apo
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Brief. News Items.

At last accounts Captain Howgate was
still at large.
The three remaining bodies Of the vie
tins Of the recent Baltimore boiler eXplO-
sion were recovered on Friday.
Cotton factories will be in operation in
Columbia, S. c., within the next year.
The bill legallzing marriage with de-
ceased wife's sister passed the upper
branch OF the Dominion Parliament on Fri
day by vote of 81 to II.
George NJ. Irwin and William Scott alias
Fisk, charged with the theft OF ST. Joseph
fMissouri) bonds, left New York Friday for
that city in charge OF officers of st. Joseph.
Mrs. ALA Boynton, mother OF DR.. s. A.
Boynton, and only sister OF the mother OF
President Garfield. died at Hiram, Ohio,
Friday, in her seventy-fifth year.
The Garfield Monument Fund Commit
tee at Cleveland Friday received n $3.50
contribution from eX-President Hayes, and
has information Of 81 200 TO be sent soon
from Paris.
The Democratic commissioners Of Della
ware have been cited TO appear before the
Superior Court in each Of the counties OF
the State to show cause for their refusal to
place certain Republican petitioners on the
assessment list.
The strike OF the glassblowers of Glass
boro'. n. j., is ended, and the men re-
sumed work yesterday morning. The
strike has lasted ten days, and the loss in
wages TO the operatives has amounted to
about $4,000.
The old Beaver-street restaurant, in New
York. known as "Delmonico's ReStau-
rant" was sold Tuesday by the executors
OF Lorenzo Demonico for 1872, 500, Charles
Delmonico being the purchaser.
la a debate in the lower House of the
Massachusetts Legislature on Friday il was
charged that an attempt had been made to
bride members OF that body by the Boston
and Maine and the Eastern Railway Com
panies- An investigation was ordered
The Mexican Government has closed
contract substituting line OF steamers be-
tween England and Mexico, TO be called
the Transatlantic Company. The Govern
ment Is TO give a subsidy OF $1,000 for each
round trip during thirty years.
Robert j., Rummels and Maurice Alfred
Schwab have been arrested ia New York,
charged with obtaining money from Miss
Helen NJ Lewis, OF. Charleston, S. c., and
the uuuknteT Vi Mlilnlc cummings, The
actress, on the pretence of engaging them
in the Daniel Roehat Combination.
The American Exposition Of 1888 Qin-
ited) was incorporated ut New York Fri
day. The object Of the concern is to
conduct the business involved in and per-
tinent 20 the holding in the year 1883 OF a
great Americas exposition or national or
international far, proposed TO be held under
the auspices Cd the American Agricultural
Association.
largcly-attended meeting Of the New
York county Democracy was held at
Cooper Institute, New York, Friday night.
Resolutions Were adopted approving Hon.
A. {. Hewitrs position on the tariff, adyo-
eating the abolition OF internal revenue
taxation, and condenning Minister Low
ellis course and the rcto OF the Chinese
hill
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BY Chewing Il Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. . north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF A CONVENIENT BUILDING LOT ON
NORTH TENTH STREET.-By virtue of de-
cree of the Chancery Court Of The city Of Rich
mond entered on the 9th dry of April, $50. In
the chanccry cause of " Hulchers committee rs.
Uulchcr 4 ais therein depending. the under
signed, special commissioner thereby appointed
for The purpose, will proceed to sell by auction,
upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, APRIL 81. 1882,
at 4ko'clock T.. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE
To witt That LOT OF LAND situated at the south
east corner of Tenth and NJ streets, I'm the city Of
Richmond. fronting twenty feet on Tenth street
aud extending back lis feettoan alley twelve feet
wide.
TERMS: One third In cash, and the balance I'm
two equal instruments, payable respectively SIX
and twelve months after date. with interest added
title retained until the whole purchase-mOney Is
paid and Il deed ordered by the Court.
JOHN III. DINNEEN.
special Commissioner.
~, n q o % o. o.
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BY Frank ID. hin K Co.. Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
Y ING No. 1913 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
FORMELY THE RESIDENCE OF GEORGE
TURNER, FOR SALE Ar AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1882,
on the premises. at O'Clock L. W, we viii sell nj
auction the VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY To-
Gated rs above. The DWELLING Is remarkably
we'll built. contains about ten rooms. and Is I'm
cellent condition. There Is on the lot large brick
Kitchen with six rooms, brick stable, &c. The lot
fronts 35 feet. with depth Of lJ7 feet To IN alley.
For any one deslring 10 locate In this vicinity
there is no more desirable property on the market
than this residence.
TERMS: $1,000 cash: the balance In six and
twelve months, interest added.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO..
an I6 AuctiOneers.
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By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0ncers,
No. north Tenth street.
4 UCTION SALE OF HIGIILY-yALU,

4 UCTlON SALE OF IIIGIILY-NALU-
"A ABLE MAIN-SIREET STORE PROPER
TY.--By request OF the owner who has determined
b. sell IN consequence Of IN health. we shall sell by
auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 81. 1SS2.
at AZ o'clock L. NJ. that VERY DESIRABLE
AND WELL-LOCATED BRICK STORE No.
23l4 east Main street; ALSO FRAME STORE adj
joining same on tlle east; also, a TNO-SIORl
BRICK DWELLING in rear Of the above. 'front.'
ing on the alley. The whole property has q front
of A feet on Main street by depth of l65 feet 70
an alley.
owing to this property being adjacent TO the
large tObaccO-fictOry now operated by Mes,r.. Il.
A.. Patterson & Co., renders IL very valuable as Il
busine,s-stlnd. The whole property Is now rented
% prOmpt-paying tenants. and IS sure 10 prove a
substantial and wcll-payirg investment. Parties
seeking investments Of this Kind will do well 10
attend. ~ the property will be sold.
TERMS: Very liberal. and 10 be announced at
sale CHEWING & ROSE.
ap 10 AuctiOnecrs.
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GORDON rs DooLEY. trustee Hn bankruptcy OF
Asa snyder.
United states District Court-Third District
Eastern Virginia.
BY virtue Of decree Of the United States DIS,
trict Court IN res of Asa Snyder, bankcupt' ana
STYLED rs above. entered April 4, 1852, VIII pro-
coed. in execution thereof, 10 sell NJ puDnc AuV-
tiOn on the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1882,
AT $50 T.. NJ,
the REAL ESTATE set forth In said decree-t2
wit: That LOT on northeast corner OF Tenth ana
Cary Streets known AS No. f0o, In the plan Of the
city of Richmond. fronting $50 feet on north line
of Cary street. with depth land of equal breadtnJ
of l65 feet 10 alley 30 feet wide. together WIN
all improvements consisting Of "a l. ARGE fODh-
STORY WAREHOUSE. now used by Major +. III.
Roykin rs factory, and n SPACIOUS NEW
WAREHOUSE, with modern suspension slate
roof, granite and brick walls, granite coal-yaulls
&C., occupied by Moses Clemens and L. II. lay
Tor. Esq. -,
The spacious alley, paved with granite blocks
and beie one story above the level of Cary street.
affords most excellent facilities for unloading ana
dscharging heavy merchandise, and renders TINS
properly exceedingly desirable and valuable Tor
This property Is sold subject H. n perpetual
ground-rent. or rent-charpc. Of $1,000 per annum.
PAYABLE I'm equal instruments of 5000 on LIST DAY ot
July and January of each year, the first instaimeht
to fall due 1st Of July, 1852.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance in siN,twelve,
and eighteen months negotiable notes, WIN IN
terest notes from day Of sale. said Interest notes
payable nj end of each six months. the deferred
pavments and interest TO be secured bv deed Of
trust. JAMES H. DOOLEY.
Trustee I'm Bankruptcy of Asa Snyder.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. ap 10
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALU

y ABLE LANDS BELONGING TO TIE I~
TATE OF ROBERT ANDERSON. DECEASED
SITUATED ~ AND ABOUT AORkIOWN
AND ~ MARWlth COUNTY. NA.-By 'lI.
of two DEGREES a. thc (hTuc0n Court 81 th. t..
of Richmond. Niremii.cufcrcd r- p.DtiNtly ...
Goth day II June. $50. and ihc -tl dIy ~ O.t.
her. - |. I'm fhc suit therein pending. wherein I.
President and Directors OF thr Dismal ~H..
land Company and nthrrs Hrr plaintiffs.
Moses X. llarrril, personal repre- cn'Htfeu 90 D. .
ert Anderson. deceased. and Others FOOD. defend
front OF the court-Lou~c az .fh r.Unft.u 100 .I..
Va
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

WILLIAM J. MCNAMARA.
w REAL ESTATE AGENT AND
AUCTIONEER.
No. 1l0l BANK STREET (NEXT TO ELEVENTH
STREET..
RICHMOND, VA. April Is, 1882.
To M Friends and the Public Generally:
| will on Monday the 9Th instant open IN Office
at No. ll0I Bank street for the transaction Of the
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS IN ALL ITS
BRANCHES.
PROPERTY SOLD PRIVATELY and at AUC-
TION. Special attention paid 10 the RENTING
OUT OF PROPERTY ana the COLLECTION
OF RENTS.
LOANS NEGOTIATED and DEEDS WRIT
TEN.
Trusting that the application | have given 10
this business In past years may be some guarantee
for the future, promise to give prompt attention
to all business entrusted tO the Office.
Respectfully.
ap 16-1w WILLIAM J. MCNAMARA.
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HoRsroRD's ACID PHOSPHATE II OF signai
benefit i'm cases OF nervous prostrauoh, ihe
result OF mental oyerwork.
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John O'Connor was convicted OF inuraer
in the second degree in New YORK friuay
for the shooting OF his wife IN 1881.
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SPLENDID SPECULATIVE rNvrsr
- MENT AND SUMMER RF,lnrNCr
On THE ELEVATION HALE NfIEWf.r ,,
RICHMOND ''
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION


We VIII, 10y request Of the owner. who h,.r..,.t
into the city, sell, ON the premise. 5oelD.s -
NJ. on %
WEDNESDAY, April 2G. 1852.
ihat EXCEEDINGLY VALT ApTFnrSfDrN,.
and TRACT or EIGHT ACRES OF LAND rrn.
ming from Broad street opposite the ralr-GrDuni.
10 Franklin street. iu The shape OBJ q r,cttuygiqr
paIallciogrim' fronting 49, icrf 90 each street.
commanding % fine prospect. being fie hfyI..f
point IN that vicinity. The DWELLING. {. most
commodinus aud tasteful: ls cool bon summer am q
warm ~ winter. Water very nue: garden rich
0ut-buldings good llC.lth aud hfrr moss assured
e. TIE purchaser. Posse. on 100 once.
TERMS: One fourth in cash. balance 40 .n,.
two. and three wears tor NEGOTIABLE rOfl. inf,r..
added, secured bv tui-t-dCed.
APPtRsON 4 CO.. Auctlonc,r..
ap l2.l6,2O,22&tdld
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pyJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auct'oneer'
111s east Main street.

TRUsTEE,s On BANKRUPTCY
SALE OF
THAT EXTENSIVE, MOST VALUABLE
cENTRALLY-LocATED WAREHOUSE
FACTORY, FOUNDRY.
AND BUSINESS PROPERTY,
IN TIE CITY,
WITHIN ONE BLOCK OF TIE PosT-oFFicE
AND BANKS.
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY ASA sNfDERs
ARCHITECTURAL IRoN-woRKs.
4 QUARTER OF AN ENTIRE BLOCK,
TENTH AND CARY STREETS.
NEW AND SUBSTANTIAL STRUCTURES
GRANITE WALLS AND FOUNDATIONS
SUSPENSION ROOF. &C.
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By Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auct0neer,
1O16 Main street.
UCTION SALE OF NEW FRAMED
"A DWELLING. WITH NICE LOT. FRONT
ING 80 FEET ON THE SOUTH LINE OF CARY
STREET NEAR TEMPLE STREET. AND RI y
MING BACK BETWEEN PARALLEL LINES
1870 Is FEET TO AN ALLEY: ALSO. THREE
LOIS ADJOINING. FRONTING ~ FEET
EACH. AND HAVING SAME DEPTH As
HOUSE-LOT MENTIONED, SAID PROPERTY
Bv request Of the owner, who Is determined TO
sell. Will offer at auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. APRIL 81, 1852,
al ) o'clock =. NJ. the abOyc-dcscribed REAL
ES1 ATE. This property Is well situated being
I'm a most improving section Of the West End. and
should attract the attention Of any in search OF
paving investment or pleasant home.
TERMS: one third cash: balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. FURMAN TUPPER.
M I6 AuctiOnccr.
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al l l o'clock \. ", aultlorelfcr from iIy f....
until the sale i- completed. OF aii the nf il
ESTATE whereof th".a rnha, Anderson ...I
testate now remaining uu-..i. l,inE u WarH
county and iu Yorktown fui Inl, county. 3 d..
and consisting ~ iEADT OF LAND m WnI-
wick county, known .. "MAtAiI ii'>.' r0n-
tanning 2fS ACR' Sand l're 900 ro lincof ODD.
Chesapc Ike ana Ohio rIlr..U fNf.f.i.n fn NrH-
ports News: and 81 nIr following LOTS and
PARCELS tn Yorktown ant y .r. ..HIi.t
l. ALL TllE LOTS Boo lor.tfu rl.. were
owned by Tie said Robert AnlD'IH .Ni u'. r.-
,. FRENCH QUAETEG rrI rrBtpl>
POINT. containing 3J-.fl AtHl~.
3. PIGEON QuAH1lE, \AN hl iit y. lni
WALLS. and portion Ni thc 1'Atl known ..
HUBRNRD'>. containing e37.-u ithF~.
4; MoNEdI.s AND ILLloll'>' containing
;. SAND LOT adjoining Eoaa o.. continu.
6. 'GGBHiFfGN's WOODLAND FAHN canrIa-
Z. The ROW. FARM containing ana
Tie above tracts of land afo rontgu. n
Yorktown. having 70 continuous boundary 'I I'D
sides Of Yorktown Except o. N.'rr-lrnuf|. N....
NDuCtt- and ElilOti'- have % Waterfront NhitI.-
ing from Yorktown to ill., historic lrmp'c iifII.
The productive soil. thc rIuhr ilmWrIlm.t
the sea lrccIr-. tle d-h. oysters. iud Wild tN'.
which are 300 great HhunfmrD Oh. aHc NAi.IN-
and boating. unsurpassed 0I Che hlf Nr if- triNH-
tarics. the easy access t0 tne market, r[ tr world
recently Afforded ly ihe ltriiuHn.. nlh llirI
aud chesapeake railway WIFI 10 connect nf
stcimer-. and The completion OIL; fI. 900 az
tension of the Chesapeake and obi" railway "ti
combine % render these lIn... IHI. llnIfui 81
their great historic a>-Qcilri0n-. among th' most
valuable In 'lidcwatcr Nugnl.
plat Of the said pr0icuf H i f..W "h-
town may De- seen upon app .''iI .i .. Ni' i'"''
Ilalsicad, at Yorktown.
TERMS: cash sufficient % pay ill r.-i-N l -Nii
and expense. of sale: th. o.. 600 ND'0i f1 N'
mid I'm three ctull u.flmtuf .-fl. .rf ti fut cN-
piwtiCn of one, tlp second ~ BOZ. tfiiiAII' % 'i
two, aud ihe ilnrd 30 iN..cN l.iiD.h tNi' i
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By virtue Of deed of trust. dated I'd day Of Oc-
tOber, $50. executed 70 the undersigned. trustee,
by Robert W. Oliver aud John Finders Robinson
and their respective wives et dts aud Of record In
the clerks Office u Richmond Chancery Court, ID.
H. III t.. page lf6, 10 secure The payment of the
debts Of the concern Of Oliver & Robinson, IN The
order and manner set forth In said deed, and In
the further execution Of sIld deed, will proceed
" WIZ " TUESDAY, APRIL 1s, 1882.
all the REAL ESTATE not heretofore sold, and
In the following order:
AT 4 O'CLOCK Il. NJ,
A VACANT LOT at foot of Marshall Park. ON
north line Of Main street. log feet inches west
of Warehouse street, having front ON said Main
street of AZ feet and depth OF 80 feet, being Il
part Of Lot 1s9 In the plan of the city of Rich
mOnd.
A BRICK STORE AND DWELLING. on south
line of Rockets street between Ash street aud Gil-
lies creek. The store Is No. 1928, l. three stories
Swain, deceased. Tho lot fronts 44Z feet, WIN a
Il depth of 10 feet 10 Water street.
AT 5 O'CLOCK +. NJ,
AVACANT LOT, fronting 80 feet on south line
Of Rockets street nearly opposite Schwartz's
store. and bounded OH the east by properly Of Hi
ram W. Tyler.
that VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY COM
mencing on the river at Gillies creek, running
castwardly 1924 feet: thence 100 feet To Whar
street: thence along Wharf street 1886 feet 20
Gillie's creek; thence southwardy along the
line Of Glllc's creek l3l feet 10 the river.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER TIE ABOVE,
a LARGE VACANT LOT adjoining the above
and lying between the same and Rocketts street.
fronting ON Rockets street 263 feet inches, and
running back to Wharf street, thu western line
being Glllic's creek. and 1872 feet 9 inches TO
Wharf street; the eastern line Irregular shape
81, 1870. and 12i feet respectively. together with
All the wharf privileges belonging TO the said last
two mentioned lots.
A pat Of the above property can be seen at the
office of the auctionecr, and ON the ground at the
hour Of sale.
TEISIS: one fourth cash: balance I'm four. eli ht.
and twelve months. bearing interest and secured
by decd Of trust ". ". POOL, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctlOnecr. app
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by sutton & Coz
Real Estate Auclioneers,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE FRAME
L STORE No. 1909 WEST CLAY, BETWEEN
GRAHAM ANDHANCOCh STREETS, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust from
Eliza Feldner 10 the undersigned trustees, dated
June 3. 1878, and of record in Richmond
Chancery Court. Deadlock liz \, page ASP, and
whereas default has been made, and being required
so to do, we shall sell, on the promises. on
TUESDAY, APRIL IL. 1882,
al 5 O'Clock 4. NJ. the REAL ESTATE conveyed
I'm said deed, with the improvements thereon. con-
sisting % a nice FRAME STORE, with three
rooms ia rcar-lot fronting 80 feet. and running
back between parallel lines 100 feet.
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses OF sale and 1850. ,
the residue on such terms as will be announced 40
sale JULIUS lDE,
HERMAN EYER>,
a. SClIRAUT,
Trustees