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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-10
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

MAYORS Court, yesterday. - Justice
James NJ. Perdue held court yesterday in
the absence Of his Honor the Mayor.
james Godsey, white lad, was arraign-
ed, charged with unlawiully confiscating to
his own use an umbrella belonging to Eliza
Tucker. On account OF the youth OF the
offender the Court delivered him to his
uncle with the advice, delivered soto UOce,
to make mild attack with a single on
some exposed portion of the urchn's
anatomy.
Bette Beasley (colored), for abusing the
children Of Harriet Smith, was required to
pay the costs OF her arrest and to give bond
in $50 for six months for her good be-
havior. Itappeared that defendant was a
contentious female. The muss complained
OF was raised by her on Sunday.
W. l.. Cowardin and w. +. Cosby were
summoned for to-day to answer for viola
lions of the city ordinance.
John O'Neal, an alleged tramp, was given
two hours to leave the city. lie said if the
Free bridge would only hold out he would
nOtreqmre more than two minutes.
A foreign-looking party calling himself
John Isle was picked up Sunday on Hull
street drunk, and deposited in Jail to sober
of. Yesterday morning il was found that
he had made hole in the side OF the jail
nearly big enough to get through. \
charge was then entered against him OF
malicious mischief in defacing the property
OF the city. He was then recommitted fol
"a future examination.
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The Parade Of the Cree of ComuS.-The
Ragamuftin Society will hold another meet
ing tonight at the Mayors Office TO fur
ther perfect it, plans for the contemplated
turnout in Richmond on October 3lst.
The following committee has been appoint
ed to collect funds TO defray necessary cX-
penses nctIrreG i'll making the parade
efectiye-viz., 4. 5. Merritt, chairman
First ard, Daniel Mccullough; Second
Ward, 4. W Small; Third Ward, G. w.
Meredith: Fourth Ward, Benjamin Kirk
land; Saansboro'. John Bnqks: Rich
mond, Harry Schleteher. The officers OF
She Society are: President, w. f. Harri-
son; Chief Marshal. James Il. Bradley ::
Secretary ans Treasurer, c. f. Ispscomb.
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by II. Il. Chalnn & Co.,
Real Estate AuctlOneers.

A UCTlON SALE OF NICE BUILD
~ lNG-LoTs IN PORT MAYO. ON DENNY
SHEET, BEYOND CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
KAiLkOAD.-Ai the request of the owner We will
sell by public auction, On the premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1882,
alta o'clock l.. NJ, number OF VALUABLE and
ATTRACTIVE BulLDING-LOTS, Situated on
Denny street, beyond Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
These lots have greatly improved In value aud
VIII prove good investments, especially since III
opening OF Denny street throughto Main or Les-
Ter street. - Ae'
1khNs; One fourth cash balance In four. eight.
te.-ssi sided, and secured by deed OF trust ''-
X. H. CHAPLIN & Co.
&C Auctioneers,
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y. u. WATKINS, Ninth and Cary streets, delivers
curing Tue next three or four days, direct from
ears, nEsI FRESH LuMr srLINT COAL TO fimi-
ncs' Clearinghouse and hotels at very low rates
Bring In your orders and be ready for b,,,er cola
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LILY BELLE CIGAR. Sc.

HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES OF Mrs. ).
RICHARDSON PARKE, of Philadelphia, for six
weeks, the New York Laundry, 92l Broad street.
corner Tenth, guarantees better work IN the lace
curtain line than any other establishment south of
Philadelphia. Give them call.
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BY Grubbs x " illiams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
y ATTR ACTIVE COTTAGE No. GlS NORTH
SEVENTH STREET by AICTlON.-ln cNecu-
ton II a decree of the Chanccry Court for the city
Of Richmond entered on June g, lS~2, IN the
cause Of Pcndleton, trustee rs. Meredith and as.
the undersigned. special commissioners will sell
by public auction. Oh the premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Il. 1852,
at A. O'Clock p. ". the COTTAGE RESIDENCE
No. 6ls north seventh street Just beyond Leigh
street. containing eight or ten rooms, being the
same house 1T one time occupied by Rev. Dr. Bur
rows, and at present by Sir. ". III. SmOot. The
LOT fronts 80 feet by good depth. Is enclosed on
IN, front by 4 handsome iron fence. and the front
ward has ia IL TWO beautiful maguolias
This property has many attraction, for a family
residence. among which are it, He1rncss 10 market.
business, and places Of amusement, and its most
excellent ncighbOrhOOd: and besides these induce
ment5 it will if moderate amount of money Is
expended on II. prove desirable and paying III
Vcstmcnt.
TERMS: One fourth cash; halanccat siX.tweyc,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with in
tcrcst added. and title retained by the Court until
Tie property Is fully paid for.
WILLIAM Is. PENDLETON,
+. V. WINSTON.
JOHN HUNTER,
oc5 Special Commissioners.
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EVERY FIBRE Of ny being responds TO the ex-
Vibrating and beneficial effects of a draua4,t Of
iAHhANT's sELTzER AFERIENr," is the testl-
n'opy OF thousands. Sold by all druggists
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BY William III. LYME ( Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOmeers,
1ll3 Main street.

4 UCTION SALE VALUABLE TWO
"a STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 1903
NORTH NINTH STREET.-We shall sell by pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1852,
at D O'Clock T. NJ, the abOve-named ATTR &C.
TIVE and VALUABLE TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, now occupied by y. y. Wilson. Fsq..
containing nine rooms, conveniently arranged.
and In good order. The lot has front of "a feet
and depth Of 10 feet.
TERMS: Exceedingly ubcral-yiz: One fourth
cash; residue by negotiable notes at SIX, twelve,
eighteen, twenty-fOur, thirty, and thirty-siN
months WIN Interest added, aud secured by deed
of trust. w H. IYNF n 90
Oc0 Anc,,nn~rs
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il RESIDENCE, WITH ABOUT TWELVE
AlkEe OF LAND. MORE OR LESS, NEAR
AsHLAsD, HANOVER COUNTY, NA-liy ytr-
tue OF deed Of trust from john NJ Howell tO the
subscriber, dated on the 25th March, 1881. aud
unly recorded IN Hanover County Court clerks
oihce Ia ID. ~. No. IS. page 335, aud being re-
CURED 50 T. % 10y the creditor secured, Will pro-
coed to sell al pnblc auction, ON the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER "a. 1882,
al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the HOUSE AND LOT sltu-
hted ON tile Telegraph road. near Ashland, former
ly occupied 10y DR.. y. Il. james. THIS Is very de-
sir, Bile lot, aud has cn II u good dweliing-house
and q Their buildings.
TRRAis: Cash rs 10 enough 10 pay tie costs Of
sale and 20 discharge a bond for $500 ", IN inter-
est from sfarch 20, 1881, Till paid; on u credit
until Marcel, 20, 1883, rs to $3.50 aud like ipter-
est; on a credit until March 20, 1854, as 10 $3.50
and like infe.tst; ON n credit until March as,
1855, as % s26l aud Ike Interest," aud Qua credit
until March 20. sS6,as 10 the balance OF the pur-
the a, ferred payments 70 be secured
s26-Tu4w HILL CARTER, Trustee
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DC. only for a PICNIC CIGAH.
CHICK CIGARS, DC.

NEW brcKwHEAr AND GENUINE VERMONT
AfLE sYRCP Just received by
~ CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
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AUCTIoy sALEs-..ruture Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Aeentand Auctioneer'
1113 Main street.
CLOsING-OUT SALE
REAL ESTATE
OF
CITY FIRE-INsURANCE COMPANY.
SALE
FIFTEEN BEAUTIFUL AND MOST DEsisA-
BILE BUILDING LOTS
on PINE AND LAUREL STREETS

By authority Of the committee appointed ny the
directors of the City firc-lnsurance Company 70
sell All its REAL ESTATE for the purpose Vi
liguidating its stock, will sell, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1882,
., Az o'clock. those VERY DESIRABLE FlF-
TEN BUILDING LOTS, fronting 30 feet each,
and with depth Of about l45 feet to m alley, on
Reyerlv and Cumberland streets and Albcmarle
and Spring streets. . , ,, to
As this property must he sold, ana cannot DC
held no such opportunity presents Itself 70 secure
bargains either for consumption or speculatlon
TERMS One fourth cash; balance ~ SIX twelVe;
and eighteen months. interest added ana SECURE"
hv = deed OF trust. J.TIIOMPSON BROWN,
!oc q AuctiOncCr.
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by W. Goddin & son,
Real Estate AuctiOnccrs,
corner Of Bank and Eleyenth streets.

Real Estate AuctiOnccrs,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
i FARM IN HENRICO COUNTY OF &c
36l-lOuU ACRES. ON THEW DRC
TURNPIKE. TWO MILES BELOW RICH
NOND.-ts trustee I'm two deeds of trust--the first
from William White given for the unpaid pur-
chasc-moncyl }. hearing date lst August. 1871; iho
second from William White and wife, bearing
date 10Th september. 1874. doth duly recorded in
HcnricO County COurl-l shall, IA execution
thereof and AT the request of the holder of tho
debts thereby secured proceed 10 sell at public
auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER -. 1852,
nj O'Clock T.. W.. III fair: Fl not. at the same
hour on the first fir day thcrcaftcr) that very
EXCELLENT FARM located Is above. contain
ing SO 361-lOOO ACRES. and now In the Occu-
pancy OF the widow OF the said White. The land
l. all I'm cultivation and Of excellent quality The
improvements consist Of a comfortable brick
dwelling and the usual out-buildings, together
with an excellent young orchard.
TERMS: The deed requires cash sale sufficient
Ia dcfrly expense of sale and 10 pay OF the in
lcrc-l and principal due on negotiable note of
81 300 and bond of 5000. on which about
S427.30. more or less. are now due. and IL T.
tine residue. on such terms as the personal repre-
sentative If the debtor shall pre,cr be and direct.
or IN ease of her failure 10 give amy directions.
then on q credit 10 such residue until lst jan
uay. l-Si. bearing legal interest, secured by u
decd Of trust ". GODDIN,
OC Trustee.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will
run trains on Broad street during the State
Fair. and facilitate greatly thereby travel to
the Fair Grounds.
Mr.. r. Bennett Dashicll was Sunday pre-
scented with a handsome gold-headed cane
by the First Baptist Church Sunday school.
The Jefferson Ward Club meets tonight
at their rooms. No. 1Sl0 east Main street.
Let every good Democrat in the ward at
tend.
Al the refinion OF the West-End Amateur
<;lass-B Ball Club Saturday evening silver
medal was given 10 the one that made the
best score. II was won by c. n. Messler,
who broke ten balls.
Bob Craston, for many years n driver on
the street railway, now pulls the ribbons on
the two fine grays OF the Brook-avcnue
engine, and Marion Sutton, a well-known
citizen OF Clay Ward, drives the hose-car-
rage. They were elected at the last meet
ing n The Fire Committee.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Rowelle, deputy clerk
of the Circuit Court, was called TO York
town Yesterday morning to attend the fu-
neral OF Mr.. Nicholas Taylor, his grand
father. The latter died at the age OF
cighty-two years. and was the Oldest ma
tive inhabitant OF the historic village. In
sition OF postmaster at Yorktown.
MIR. w. G.. TAYLOR and Mr.. A. c. Pull
liam. while on their way to Manchester in
buggies, had their horses frightened by the
cars and "a collision occurred. No injury
to either gentleman resulted.
THE THEATRE LAST NIGnT.-Bartley
Campbelrs bighly-sensational drama, "My
Partner" was acknowledgement presented
at the Theatre last evening by very
capabTe company, with Messrs. George
w. Thompson and NJ. Leslie Ed
munds personating the title-roles. Al
most every character was well por-
trayed. The villain, "Josiah Scraggs,"
found faithful and excellent portrayal in
Mr.. Harry Sinclair; and whilst the "Joe
Saunders" OF Mr. Thompson and the
-"Major Henry Clay Britt Of Mr.. King
Hedley were admirably rendered, the for
mer gentleman's effort was so perfect as 10
win outspoken expressions and dete-tation
from the "gallery gods" who were pre-
sent i'm full force.
For the play we have no word Of COM
mcndation. Ii is unfortunately but another
OF the great number OF its kind which has
great strength in teaching false morality.
1t occupies corresponding place in the
drama with the dime novel in literature,
only its evil effects are if anything worse.
Under the disguise of noble senti-
ments strongly portrayed the unfortunate
OF the play becomes Il great heroine.
Her sir is made TO assume the guise of
virtue. And the admiration awakened
ut her triumph over the villain must prove
aspecies of still-poison to some that cannot
in time fail TO bear evil fruit. Such plays
are not only debasing in their influence,
but degrade the stage, which, whist az
fording amusement, should teach whole
some and moral lessons. II even the SEN
timent contained were Il proper one, is it
not dangerous to go to such depths to I'M
part moral?
my Partner" will be repeated this
evening. Tomorrow night the talented
actor, James O'Neill, will appear in " An
American King"
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PIC-Ntc CIGARs, IL.

No matter WHIT your ailnsent is, Browns
Iron Bitters VIII surely benefit YOU
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AUCTION sALEs-Futurc Days.

AUCTION SALE- -ffl "sssS = y
By II. seldom TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Auetioneer'
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.
THAT NEAT FRAME DWELLING
No. 400 WEST GRACE STREET, BE-
TWEEN MONROE AND HENRY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
TIE LOT FRONTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
GRACE STREET 33x155 FEET TO
1e-FooT ALLEY. WITH ALL
NECESSARY CULvERT
CONNECTIONS.
will proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER l6. 1882.
n, Az O'Clock =. NJ. that BEAUTIFUL LOT as
,hove Iocaied with a COMFORTABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING thereon contain.
ing 1--WE rooms. II has Just been painted and Is
now I'm nice order and occupied by good tenant.
TEENS: one Third cash: the balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
with added and secured by deed OF trust
"c 10 II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
Bv George s. vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. Tenth street.
GALE BY AUCTION OF TWO NEAT
- FRAMED TENENENTS WITH TllREE
ROOMS EACH Nos. 1910 AND 1912 NORTH
SECOND STREET: LOT 30xl3O FEET.-By
re1uet of the owner we will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1852,
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed.
This property is In five minutes walk OF Tan,
ncr's new shops: will command tenants nj q good
rental and Will yield large Interest on The invest
ment. .,- 4. -,
The attention of investors and parties In search
of cheap houses specially called TO this sale Inc
proDerty will be sold ~ whole or separately as
NAV be deemed best at sale.
TERMS Easy, and ut sale. $780, . 800
&c 10 AuctlOneers.
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by Quarles & McCurdy.
(surcessOrs to Robert u. LyneJ
Real Estate Agents, Aucuonecrs, ana Brokers'
1910 Main street

NXECUTOR'S SALE AT PUBLIC
II AUCTION OF THAT LARGE, WELL
BUILT. DOUBLE TWO-STORE BRICK ST. e
COED DWELLING At THE >OUTliE Nj
CORNER OF THIRTIErH AND LElGil
STREETS. NOW OCCUPIED BY CAPTAIN
JAMES W. HALL. AND \ NUMBEE on
BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON TiliRIlElil
STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AID LEIGH
STREETS, ADJOINING.-At the request of the
executor, We will offer for sale, upon the prcmi-
scs, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1882,
At 1 b O'Clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY above mem
toned. The DWELLING is a LARGE TWO
STORY BRICK ONE. containing about ten rooms.
and has 4 wide hail through the centre. and i, in
good repair: gas throughout toe premises; and nj
i small outlay could be converted into two or
more swallcr dwellings, which would pay well as
an investment.
Immediately after the sale of The dwelling. We
will offer for sale the 81 lIDl\G LOTS adjoining
or tie .Outh, fronting about 80 feet ON the west
line OF Ihiitcth street. The entire PREMISE are
substantially enclosed with good fences. and front
1876 feel ON 1hirtieth street, and run back about
1910 feet. and has fruit-trccS. &c. There i, the
premises well of good water and city water viii
be put on this square very shortly.
The attention Of those wishing o. purchase a
wcll-buit home or dcsirably-lOcated building lots
is invited to this sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash: residue i'm equal in
stalnents at one. two, and three years 8 per cent.
added. and secured by a trtst-decd.
QUARLES Il MCCURDY,
Oc l.3.5.S.lO.l1 AuctiourCr-.
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At The reluc-t Of the present owner, who resides
IN one Of the eastern States will offer for sale
at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1882,
at O'Clock i. VI. or fair; if not. on the first fair
day thcreaiter the foregoing BEAUTIFUL.
COUNTRY SEAT. long the residence Of the Hon.
James Lyons containing by recent survey lGIls
full fronts on the Brook turnp pike and Hermitage
road. both of which are perfectly level. The
buildings on the place are very spaciOu, and nu-
merous, and were erected by Mr. Lyons. II Is said.
at an expense Of $4,000 to $4,000. and are now
In fair orG~r. The dwelling T. surrOun led by
shade and ornamcntal trees, ana the ground.
tastcinlly arranged by an ornamental gardener.
with shaded avenue leading 10 the turnpike. The
location Is prOverbal for its hcalthfulncss. IL
VIII be offered according 10 The plan and survey
80 rs 10 give 10 the dwelling, &C.. from 80 To 90
acres; with fronts rs well on the turnpike ~ on
the hermitage road. and the remaining lands
divided into lots Of suitable size.
llals OF the property can be seen at the Office Of
tle auctiOnecrs. who viii show the premises 10
those who may wish To examine them.
, HE TERMS viii be ths. payment Of 4 lien on
ne property 20 the extent of $1,000. as follows:
OF slO0 on the 18th March. 1888: the like sum
oi slOO on the 18th June. 1888 the like sum of
:lOO on the l2lh September, 1881 and the
further sum OF $1,000 on the 18th December,
1883. The purchaser wall have 10 assume this
lien, and for the residue one fourth cash bal
ance In one, two, and three years for negotiable
notes bearing per cent. interest, or all cash, at
inc option Of the purchaser.
suitable Refreshments Will be furnished AT the
sale W. GODDIN & son,
Aucti0necrs.
l.. :. II desired. the property will be treated for
az private sale and full possession given soon as
the terms Of sale are complied with.
fI.Afl III
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AUCTION sALEs-Rature Days.
BY II. Chain Co.,
Real Estate Auctlcneers.

Real Estate Auctloneers.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
LARGE, HANDSOME, AND DEsIRABLY-
LOCATED
sToCK-BRTCK-FRONT STORE
FOURTEENTH STREET NEAR CARY,
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY LEE, Seldom &
CO., AND AT PRESENT BYs.C.
BLANCHARD, 70.
TIE BUILDING H. THREE STORIES ABOVE
THE BASEMENT, WITH FOUR ,NOK-
ING OR PACKING-HoCsEs IN
THE REAR. Also THREE
STORIES HIGH
THE LOT FRONTS ABOUT 60 FEET on
FOURTEENTH STREET RUNNING BACK
ALONG A WIDE ALLEY OR STREET
ABOUT 10 FEET WITH
WIDTH OF ABOUT l20
FEET on REAR.
win sell at public auction. Oh tho premise Oh
TUESDAY, OCTOBEP II. 1882,
At 10 O'Clock VI. the above c-cribed TRULY
VALUABLE PROPERTY This :. the largest
in the city. well glfod AMI arranged
Tor "A large wholesale grocery bu-incss, having
front and side entrances. auJ VIII Away, rent
well. thus making 4 permanent paying invest
mcnt.
This sale should attract tie attention % m'f-
chants wishing q hr,t-clds- sand for hu-lnrr' NJ
capitalis's seeking desirable lass e-tineht.
4 FIRMS: one fourth cash: balance in slN.t"clF0.
and eighteen months for note WIN lcl ,'"i' 10
trre.t added and secured by decd of trust on o.,
rronerfv. THOMAS seldom.
Executor Of y. \. - Jdon dr''i-+'i.
sale by r. b. CHAPLIN & CO.. ALcuoh~ r.
'''' "' 80 "
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OFFICE OF LANCASTER & LucKE'}

OFFICE OF LANCASTER & LUCKE,l
STOCK BROKERS.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, al
w the stock Exchange 1115 Main street, at
o'clock o 100,
for Edward Mayo, commissioner Of the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond:
81 200 CITY or RICHMOND PER CENT.
BONDS: rnrD N 40
$4,000 VIRGINIA U > T. ~ iV-fV
81 WEST VIRGINIA CERTIFICATES;
$4,000 STATE OF NORTH A X . l. | y
ALSO CONFEDERATE STATES BONDS.
And for John Dunlop and l. II. Carringt"n, COM
.2.000 RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD BONDS, due 1890; -
81 900 CITY OF RICHMOND PER CENT
BONDS: - - ,.> .
s3.533.33 WEST VIRGINIA CERTIFICATES;
$4,000 CONFEDERATE STATES BONDS:
oc q LANCASTER q LECKE.
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AUCTION SALES Future Days:
Nv VIM. II. Lyme & Co. and Quarlcs & McCurdy
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF THOSE TWO

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF THOSE TWO
HANDSOME, ATTRACTIVE, VERY vALUA-
BILE AND CoMMODIoUs
rrvr.sTORY IRON AND sTOCK-BRICK-
FRONT STORES,
KNOWN AS
THE "PRICE BLOCK"
ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN
AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
N THE VERY HEART AND BUSINESS
PORTION OF THE CITY,
occ,-p,rnR y THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK, THE MERCHANTS AND
PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
AND THE UPPER PART By NEssRS. A.
HoEN CO., LITHoGRAPHERs
rv v,rtue Of n decree of the Chancery Court OF
the city of Richmond, entered The iotn oI ApiiL
1882, in the suit Of the PIallter , dnros
~. l.
nron9unced by said court In said cause the under
signed special commissioners thereby appolhtd'
Will sell by public auction on the PREMISES OH
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1882,
., o,.lock y NJ the VERY VALUABLE PRO-
PERTY located and described rs above, fronting
ON The south line of Main street AZ I-lZ icet am
extending back between parallel iines aDd ", s
the eastern line Of Eleventh street l43 6-l2 fcet'
more or less, to an alley. ~,
The location Of this property IS without cNcGp-
ZION rho host In The civ, while the very admirable
arrangements for business purposes ana me excel
lent class of tenants occupying II, should attract
investments as such property + rarely found In the
market ,
TERMS: One fourth cash: residue NJ SIX tWcFr'
and Eighteen months for negotiable notes, 6 per
cent added. and the title retained until the entire
purchasc-mOnc Is paid aud conveyance ordered
hv The Court CHARLES f.. MIllrLOtk.
HENRY G.. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.
WM.H. LYME & CO.,
and AuctOnccrs.
OUARLES & MCCTRDY.D o.