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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-09-28

n. LEVY & Co. are agents for Dami
ana Bitters.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-09-28

A POSITIVE CURE for dyspepsia
Damiana Bitters.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-09-28

ar DAMIANA BIrrERs regulates the
stomach
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-09-28

N. LEVY & Co. are agents for Dami
ana Bitters.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-09-28

For HEALTH, strength and vigor,
drink Damiana Bitters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-12

A GriSwold-street lawyer was sitting in
bis office the other week when stranger
appeared at the door and said:
"Beg pardon, but can YOU tell me where
Smiths office isl"
dyes, sir-neXt door,
Tho stranger uttered bis thanks and
passed to the next door, which was locked.
Returning TO the lawyer, he observed:
"Smilh seems TO be out.n
"Oi course he is. Ii you had asked that
question in the first place ! should have
answered 1t by telling you SC"
The visitor had troubled look on hi,
face as he passed out OF the building, but
shat look was gone when he returned next
day ani inquired Of the lawyer:
allow much will you charge mo for a
verba, opinion in little matterY"
"Oh, about S."
The case was stated and the opinion
given, and the stranger was moving away
when thu lawyer said:
"My fee, please"
al haven't cent TO pay you."
"You haycn't?"s
"Of course not. IL you had asked me
that question In the first place should have
answered by telling you so. Good morn
ing, sir ~ Detroit Free Press.
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City Hospital.
For the Dispatch.l

Ii is hardly TO be expected that the ply
sicians OF Richmond can continue to attend
free OF charge the increasing charity popu'
lation. already amounting to fully 1900
white and colored. scattered as they are all
over the city; but we understand from
good authority that II the sick belonging
10 this class are put into hospital, and
che city will find and nurse them, the doc
tors will furnish al the surgical and medi-
cal attention without the cost Of one dollar
TO the citB. This is certainly most liberal
proposition on their part, and should COM
mend free hospital to the careful consido-
ration Of the Council No doctor is pro-
posin TO "grind his aXe' in this matter.
Indeed, we would not suppose respecta-
bile surgeon would cut with so dull an in
strumenf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-12

BY Jno. r. Lsughtor, Jr.. Auctioneer'
1905 Main street.
1905 Main street.
MANUFACTURERS SPECIAL SALE
OF
$4,000 WORTH OF RICH TRIPLE SILVER
PLATED WARE
or EVERY DESCRIPTION
TABLE CUTLERY,
DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED
BY TIE
TAUNTON sILvER-PLATE COMPANY
AND ROGERS.
on TUESDAY THE l4rn INSTANT,

on TUESDAY THE 14Tn INSTANT,
at 10 o'clock. | will commence the sale nj my
store No. I1O6 Main street, oil the above stock oil
STRICTLY FIRST. CLASS GOODS, embracing Ia
GoLD-LINED EPERGNEs and CENTRE
PIECES, very hne;
SUPERB TEA-SETs;
ELEGANT sALvERs:
COFFEE nnd TEA URNS:
MAGNIFICENT WATERS Of all sizes and de-
MASSIVE fitting PITCHERS and WATER
!cEfERs BERRY sTASDs ane D DIS nsk,xe
DlSHEs-ovai, round, and square, with reversi-
EREAKfAsT. DINNER, WINE, and PICKLE
CASTORS Of the latest designs;
ELEGANT TAINTED TOILET SETS;
NEW AND FASHIONABLE HAND-PAINTED
DEsIGNSlN GLASS aud DRESDEN CHINA;
sOUP-TUREENS, { ,kE-BAshETS:
BUTTER-DIsHES. twenty different styles;
ELEGANT FRUIT-STANDs, all designs:
BEAUTIFUL. fRUIT-CAsTORs, convertible
A full line OF the CELEBRATED RoGERsS
BEST sILNER-PLATEDD DINNER, ~ =, An
FAST. TEA. aud FRuIT-kNIyEs; IAB+E.
TEA. mud DESSERT SPOONS and FORKS
LADIES; SUGAR, SALT, and MUSTARD
MAGNifiCENT DESIGNS OF VASES, and ey-
cry other article of housekeeping goods maze
into silver plate.
The above goods are warranted strictly 6rst-
class, bearing the trademark of the manuiac'
turers. every picceof which Is triple slyer-piale
will bear willing testimony 10 the character oil
these goods. rs they are the same have sofa lOi
several years pasi and the money VIII be cheer-
fully refunded 10 purchasers nj former sales f0r
any goods that hsvcnot come fully mp to The repre-
sensations then made.
The salc will be continued DAILY morning and
evening" until the whole 1ioek y Oh
mhl2-2t Auctioneer.
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Jeremiah Haley, claimed to have been
employed by a. Ii. Cridge, the book
maker, brought an action in the Marine
CourtSin New York, to recover $4,000 for
services rendered. He alleges that Cridge
employed him at $1,000 per season and So
per day hotel expenses to procure Informs
ton in regard 10 races, so that Cridgc could
make his calculation in making up his
books. The ease came up yesterday, and
Judge McAdam dismissed It, holding that
booknaking was gambling, and q con.
tract OF that kind could not be enforced
through The courts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-12

Rr;tfs.-Somc excitement was created
saturday BY two-horse team running
away. They were hitched to lumber
wagon belonging to country farmer.
The cotton factories have stopped night.
work. The mills now commence work OIL
G A. NJ. and stop at G:l5 Pm.
A new lodge of Druids was started here
two weeks ago, under the name OF Etns
Grove. II meets at Heider's Hall every
Saturday night.
stuart Lodge, I. o. o. L., met OF the Cen.
yral House last "Wednesday night, and
marched TO The residence OF arwoithy
widow LADY, and gave her very severe 81
pcundjng with groceries, dc. Her husband
was Killed on the Dsnyille railroad about
Sen months ago.
Captain Llpscomb, chief OF police, ar
rested an inebriatcd citizen on upper HUI
street yesterday aud lodged him in the
iock.up.
The services al the Mcadc-Mcmcria'
church since Lent set in have been very
well attended, especially the Tuesday anu
Thursday morning services nj O'Clock.
The Meade Memorial church has opened
a mission Sunday school on Third strec'
for SUNDAY afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Nessrs. III. {. Furgusson, John Rcbcr,
and Harvey Sampson were reported 10 DC
piuch better yesterday.
The pulpits OF all the city churches To-
day will be occupied by resident pastors.
The usual Lenten services will take place
at Meade Memorial church.
Miss Octayia Sublett, daughter OF Colo
mel j. VI. Sublcft, OF the Bclle-lsle Junction
Hotel, leaves the city to-day for brief
visit to st. Louis.
Mr.. jesse Rice, who has been much in
disposed, has somewhat improved. and Is
able TO be about.
The Vivian Club OF Manchester had theic
monthly soirto Friday night, attended by
q good many ladies.
The next Hastings Court, whose term
will commence Monday, will have to dis
pose OF the case OF one party charged with
felony and that Of another enc who tried to
ease him OF bis legal entanglements by as
sisting him 10 break out OF Jail.
Chesterfield loses 4 temporary citizen, one
r. II. McCracken, who, arriving recently
from Michigan. located as a farmer, but has
been demanded for triad at his late home by
the Governor OF his State for an alleged
6uancial malfeasance of felonious nature.
Chesterfield County Court willcommence
It's March term Monday. There will be p
grand Jury. as four criminal cases are listed
for hearing.
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MARCH 9, 1882.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:


To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Which is correct TO say, "two last" OF
"Iast two"i BY answering you VIII very
great, otlige SUBSCRIBER.
Blackstone, John Quincy Adams, Fowl
er's Grammaro 1850, and some other autho-
rites say, 1.-TWO first" but the weight OF ail-
thority is in favor of "first two" The OBJ
lection usually made TO the first form Of eX-
preston il that there can in the nature OF
things be no more than one first in any CO.
ordination Of persons and things. But
this objection is met by stating the fact that
a similar form is often used and necessarily
used, and is therefore correct; rs when we
say the ''two gentlemen last named" "the
four things first mentioned on the cata-
iogue," and hundreds Of like forms o:
rneech
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA,

Never IN the history Of onr State has such tide
Of isniniyr stton poured into her borders. We at
tribute tails 70 many causes. One Of the first Is
that tbe northern press recognizing The great adj
vantagcs OF orr location, climate, cheap lands.
and faiiius- for shipping 10 other markets, un-
surpassed by any state In the Union. have IN the
lat year advised their readers To g0 south instead
OF Wet oar books will show more salcs % land
the last &c r toa better class of northern and west
ersa and Earorean fasmers than hive ever meyed
70 Viryinia before. We are 30 much encouraged
By our success dnrng the past year that We have
drlded 20 take our yorktown Decorated Tent"
With fnausxnds of our VIRGINIA REAL Es-
TtTF JUUNN.ila TO the fairs of the Middle and
Western States this summer. IL satisfactory ar
rangcuenis can be made With the railroads we
prppo%c H. wing built decorated advert ing car,
With aiinstsbe axles, 60 20 from state % Stale,
With corps Il clerks distributing the VIRGINIA
HEAL EsrATEJoURNAL free, Offering IFS cheap
lands ~ all.
To owners OF resi- estate we win say that ia tl1
future se Int nd 10 pmi fish the VIRGINIA RIAL
ESrATE JOURNAL In boil FORM In which we
de i'm n advertise city aud country read estate
free 81 cisuEe which may be placed In our hands
Tor sale. X. u. CIfAFFiN 4 CO..
Red Estate Agents and AuciioDeers,
NH 8 dcodf 5t,sw2t,w2t Richmond. Wa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-12

AFTER BEING TREATED by physicians for a
hong while in vain for severe Blood Dis
ease, cared myself with S. ). S. {. c..
katclid. Richmond, Va. Price, 81 and
Sl.IJ per bottle.
Congress can pass bud bill, with impu-
nifty. Let poor connterfeiter do 1t. and
he Is jagged for it.-Boston Transcript
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ByR. u. Chaffln & Co'
Real Estatc Agents and Auc'ioheers'
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
u VALUABLE FARM IN HENRlCO C0E Cs,
TY. ONLY ABOUT ONE MILF fkoM ~ ~
MoSD' Ar THE TOLL-GATE, On The NJ W.
CHANICsVILLE PIKE, AND CoNTANlNG
kHoi;T sixty ACREs.-By virtue OF deere
~ The Circuit Court of Hcnrico county entereI
r.hruary y, 1882 In the cause OF Kaufman anu
ais. ~. sl,ngln.f. Kaufman and ais, the under
signed. special commissioner appointed Tor inc
purpose, win sell at public auction on the pren'-
MONDAY. MARCH ID. 1882,
NJ 4 o'clock T.. ". the abovc-dcscribed DEsiRA
f,I'E FARM, belonging 10 the estate or Hiram
Kaufman deceased near the lands OF MIR, John -.
Davis and Others. The buildings consist OF
LARGE TWO-sTORY FRAMED DWELLING.
AMI OJJT.BtIILDINGS. with an OAK GROVE
I'm Inc ward. The land lays beautifully. and : IN
very good condition, with about half-miie front
on The MechanicsyiIe pike.
-1bg ale offers a rare opportunity 10. secure n
yAIIINBIE TRACT OF LAND particularly
odanted 10 trucking and market-gardcning tiiat
must nroye handsome investment.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In TWO e1lal
naymepts ut one and two years for negouaole
NOES with per cent interest added. title rctaned
until all the purchase-money Is paid anu convey
ance ordered by the Court r. c. MiNoR,
sale by II. b. CnAFrIS 4 CO., AucllOnceTs..
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E0 BARRELS wHIsKEY, GELATINE,
SlEKHi, and CATAwBA WINES, FRENCH
BRA NDiEs, APPLE brandy. KUN, H0L-
LAND hl>. CHOICE SUGAR-CuRKD BACON,
DAT HEti., GREEN and BLACK TEAS 6Oc.
pound. sf'ssARa COFFEFS, ana Ff.QuR, various
sr e g q Z. q,ss. JOHN N. hicoiNss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-12

VALUABLE LOT ON WEST MAIN
STREET OPPOSITE MONROE PARK, BE-
TWEEN BELNiDERE AND PINE STREETS.
WITH 4 FRAME HOUSE CONTA IN | q
ABOUT FIVE ROOMS, No. 81 NOW OCti
PIED BY r. ROBERTS. FOR SALE At PUB
Lie ATCTlON.-At tine request OF The owner,
who intends leaving the state, We VIII oher Tor
sale. upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH II. 1882,
nj ; o'clock Z. NJ. the aforementioned NALUA-
BILE AND WELL-LOCATFD PROPERTY. sitil-
ated directly opposite the Park, where property Is
sure TO greatly enhance in value. The LOT has
city cuyerts. water connections &C., and fronts
on Main street 26 feet. more or less and runs blcS
good depth. The HOUSE Is in very good order.
and Is rented 70 = rst-cldss tenant aud yield
ing fair rent !.
Parics desiring small home with . splendid
future, or making investment, are invited To the
sale.
TERMS Liberal. and announced at sale.
QUARLEs < MCCURDE.
NH 10 AucttOnctr-.
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EOR SALE By
r. Il. CHAPLIN & co..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

DETACHED BRICK DWELLING on west
Franklin street $4,000
TiREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING OPP
poslte Monroe rark ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 5000
DE TACH ID TWo-STORY BRICK
DWELLING on west Grace strcci........ 1000
LARGE THREE-STORN BRICK Dwell
Ling on Franklin street near FOURTH. 5000
TliHEE-SToRY BRIOK DWELLING on
west Grace stree, for: 5000
sixth street near Franklin. 5000
seventh. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
near Laurel lo-. 5000
BRICK DWELLING on west Cary street,
eight rooms, gas and water, on ten years
time for. 1000
BRICK DWELLING, kitchen, smoke
house. and stable, on Brook avcnuc........ $500
FRAME DWELLING. five rooms ON Cher
~ street near Main. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1900
FRAME COTTAGE. west Marshall street. 1900
FRAME DWELLING on west Marshall
street, seven rooms &c.. &c :.::........... 5000
BRICK DWELLING on west Main street.
near Monroe Park acknowledgements. 5000
FRAME DWELLING on south Pine street,
i've rooms, 1850
BRICK DWELLING, west Clay street.
seven rooms, and kitchcn.................. 300
BRICK DWELLING near corner Twenty
iifth and yenalIe streets for-............. 1000
ner Twenty-third and Leigh STREETS for. 1900
Fourth street, for i've years tIme.......... $500
street near First $500
FRAME STORE and DWELLING near
corner Third and Baker streets for...~ 700
FRAME HOUSE corner Hill and st.James
FRAME HOUSE, Federal street near 81. WV
FRAME HOUSE, Federal street near 81.
4oU
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.

NEW GOODS.
We have just opened the largest stock OF
SPRING GOODS
ever exhibited in this city, consisting Of
Rica MsQUE and DRESDEN FIGURES,
VASES. and FANCY Articles;
ELEGANT DINNER, TEA, GAME-, FISH,,
OYSTER, iCE-CHEAM-, and DESSERT
SITS.
In CHAMBER TOuET-wARE our assortment
cannot be surpassed
Our stock 1, complete in every department, and
Tie prices ven Tow. Call and examine It.
+. d. TAYLOR.
NH 8 l01f Main street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. sTEAM-MILL PROPERTY IN GoRDoNS-
VILE. VA. CONSISTING OF 4 LARGE AND
CONvENiEN THY LOCATED LOT, UT III
C0MMODI0US BUILDINGS, A Thirty
HORSEPOWER ENGINE, AND \ GRIsT-,
PLASTER. SUMAC-, AND BAHk-MlLL, AND
APPURTENANCEs THEREON, ALL IN GOOD
RUNNING ORDER; AND ALSO TWO VA
CANT LO1s.-ln execution Of q deed OF trust
from William y. Smith aud wife to me. the under
signed rs trustee, dated the lst day OF August,
1871. and recorded In the clerks office OF Orange
County Court. Book AZ, page 90, default being
made IN the payment of two notes for 81 200 each.
payable respectively thrly-elx and forty-eghi
months after date, aad occurred by said deed, and
being required so 10 do by the holders Of said
notes, | win offer sale az public auction, on the
premises. nj IL o'clock NJ. on
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1882.
the acknowledgement PROPERTY. described and
conveyed IN the deed aforesaid. said property Is
located ON East street, and runs back to the Nir-
ginia Midland railway. aud has pliiform on Stme
for loading aud unioadiug cars. There H. here an
opening for the establishment OF prosperous
business.
TRIMS: Cab sufficient 20 pay the costs OF sale
and the sam of fI ,549.39, bala zee due on said
two notes as Of February Is, 1884, with interest
thereon from said date and As I, the residue OF
purchAse-money on such terms NJ may he am
nounced on day u sale. \. "A. u. HANDY,
fe IL Trustee.
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BY Appcrson q CO..
Real Estate AuctiOncers,
No. s north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF \
i BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON EENABLE
BETWEEN ROSE AND PINK SIREEIS.-By
virtue of a triist-deed from Martha '. Crump IL
me- dated 2nth Of December, 1879. duly recorded
in Richmond Chanccry Court, default having been
made in the payment of the debt thereby secured.
aud being thereto required, will sell, on the
premises. by auction, ON
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1882,
at A. o'clock i. NJ. the property above described,
b ing u VERY HANDSOME LOT. fronting on
the north line OF Nenable street 40 feet, running
back az right angles l6f feet . inches with Il
LARGE BRICK DWELLING. &C.. thereon.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash, more
liberal terms Will be announced at the safe.
J. l.. APPERSON,
NH 10 Trustee.
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BY George II. PoindeSter,
Real Estate Agent and .'uctionecr'
1900 Main street.


1900 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ REAL ESTATE OF GEORGE CUNNING
CELLENT FARM At MECHANICsNILLE
AND VERY DESIRABLE REAL Est NE IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-ln pursuance OF "A
decree entered In the CbancCry Court Of the city
of Richmond Oh the 4th day of March, 1852, In
the cause Of Cunningham Il dis. rs. Cunningham
q ais. the undersigned, special commissioners
nv public auction the REAL ESTATE of George
Cunningham, deccasod, rs follows:
Or MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1852,
commencing at i. NJ, we viii sell the real.
ESTATE in the city of Richmond in the order
THREE BRICK TENEMENTs on the Yves; side
of Wall or Fifteenth street between Main ana
Franklin. fronting 60. feet and running back 10
THREE BRICK STORES, with dwellings above,
south side Of Grace between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth streets one being the store ana dwell
ing lately occupied by George Cmningham' &c,
ceased. with which we will sell the i've brick and
three framed dwellings in rear, with stable and
A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING on the
south side of Marshall street at IT. intersection
I with the west line of sixteenth street, having =
front of l6: feet on Marshall street and running
back % feet To- an alley.
If the whole Of The aLoye property is not sold on
thi, day the sale will be- continued the following
day, commencing nj same hour.
on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20. 1882,
commencing AT | O'Clock. we will sell that VAL
UABLE FARM at Mechanicsyilic. in the county
of Hanover, five miles from the city Of Rich
mOnd. containing 1927 ACRES. occupied by
George Cunningham, deceased ~ the time OF his
death. and lLlcly the property If Dr. j. &. Lump
Kin. This IS q most valuable property aud Is too
well known TO nocdany further special description.
The dwelling and out-hOnscs are commOdiOus and
In most excellent condition. There i a store on
lhc premises. will wheclwright- and blacksmith
shop, and location most excellent one for busi-
ness.
TERMS As TO CITY PROPERTY: One fourth
cash: balance tsiN, twelve. and eighteen months
the purchaser 10 execute his negOial he notes, with
interest added, for tie deferred payments. with
tile retained until the purchasemOnoy = paid and
conveyance ordered by the Court.
Ia tie sale Of the farm the commissioners are All
ihoryoi 10 extend credit, one, two, and three
year,, If the purchaser 50 desires
HENRY G.. CANNON,
a. X. COURTNEY,
Special COmmis toner's.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTEE, Auctioneer. NH 9
By Quares & McCurdy.
successors to Robert Il. Lynch
Real Estate Agents, Auclioncer-, and Brokers,
1912 Main street.
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FINE, LARGE, DUOYANT SPRING; TWO
BRICK AND TWO FRAME HOUSES
TUInEON

This property Is all that plateau of ground for-
merly occupied by LumpEin's Jail and its sur
rOundings and Is bounded on the south by the large
and extensive rery Of John u. Davis lsq., and
the west BY Burch street. along which IL fronts
I79 feet, and extends eastward down 10 and across
ShOckOe creek and fronts ON the Chcs1pcakc and
Ohio railroad property. which road now connects
with all railroads running into the city.
This most desirable property can now he pur-
chased nj figures lar below what IL VIII command
in a short while; and when the city shall have
arcllct the creek. which shortly 1t VIII most as
surediy do, this property win he most eagerly
sought for by manufacturers on account of its
splendid railroad facilities and most admirable
location of any in the city for their purposes
Already manufacturers have purchased portions
Of this lar9e vacant property. on which 10 erect
their works, and the attention Of Others Is daily
being directed To thi, ground, soon to be made
the most desirable location in the city for the
aforementioned purposes. The plat can be seen
In my Office, and will with pleasure show the
grounds to those wishing 10 hny. -
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
NH II lll3 Main street.
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By furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1U16 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT AT
l. TRACTIVE AND VALUABLE FARM
KNOWN AS FRINGELAND." SITUATED
on TIE BRO AD-STREET ROAD TWO MILES
FRON THE WESTERN LIMITS OF TIiE CITY
OF RICHMOND. CONTAINING 36s ACRES OF
FlRST-CLASS TRUCKING LAND AND AM
PIE IMPROVEMENTS by virtue Of certnin
deed Of trst executed tO the undersigned A. tru>-
tee. dated March /. 1881. End recorded in tie
clerks Office Of lcnrico County Court, ID. H. 100.
page 2OS, 10 secure sie payment Of certain NOTES
therein mentioned default being made In the pay
ment thereof, and being required 30 To- do by The
beneficiary. shall sell by public auction ON the
prcnscs.o on
MONDAY, MARCH 90, 1852,
ut IL O'Clock W., the VALUABLE ESf ATE con-
ycycd by the deed aforesaid. \ COMFORTABLE
DWELLING with large rooms, halls. aud porchc5
two kitchens with four rooms each. barn, stable.
cOw-hOuse, dairy, 6c. arc on the premises. There
i on II young orchard of 500 trees If tie choicest
Kind Of fruit also. ine assortment Of GrHpes and
Strawberries. and 20 acres I'm grain.
This pl zee Undesirable either a. 4 trucking farm
or "A summer residence.
TERMS: one third cash balance IN one and Two
years, interest added 10 deferred note, and ST.
cured hy Il trust-dceJ
inh 10 T. UPPER, JR.. Trustee.
by George - Nashon s Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
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By Frank ID. Hin K Co.,
Real Estate Auctioncers,

NALU ABLE LOT WITH TWO
\ FRAME HOUSES. No. 54S AND $50. ON
BROOK AVENUE NEAR LEIGH STREET,
FOR SALE At AUCTION.--On
TUESDAY. MARCH 10TH,
on the premises at O'Clock T.. W.. We will sell the
above PROPERTY. The houses contain each
four rooms. Lot fronts 5S feet with good depth,
culyert connections. water, &c. on the premises.
This property is in location improving daily.
and can be Improved 80 as 70 Yields nice percent
age on investment. q.
TERMS at sale. FRANK ID. HILL & CO..
NH I2-id AuctiOnccrs.
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY.

LOT on west Grace street, 60x150 feet TO 90
foot alley.
LOT on west Marshall and Henry streets,
32Nl50 feet 10 alley.
LOT on west Mirshall street, 50SlJ0 feet to
alley.
Lot on west BROAD street, GGx150 feet to alley.
Lot on west Marshall street, 47Xl50 feet 10
alley.
L0T on west Marshall street, 3oNI50 feet to
alley.
LOT on north Twcnty-nnth street, If3x132
feet
LOT on east Leigh and Ninth streets, l32xl44
feet.
LOT on north Ninth street, 14sX132 feet.
BHlCk DWELLING, BIB west Aarshall
FRAMED DWELLING, 2O4 south Pine street !;
30Xl4O feet.
24xl5p feet.
FRAMED DWELLING south Fourth street I;
40x53 feet.
BRiCh STORE, 1925 east Main street; 334
feet
cadng one of the FINEST DWELLINGS in the
city, as well as suburban. Sc. Apply 10
APPERSON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoners,
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