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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-14
By Frank ID. hin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

yVRUSTFE'S SALE OF BUILDING
l. LOTS ON CARY, CHAFF1N. WALLACE:
AND HARyIE STREETS, IN THE PLAN or
HOPEDALE, IN THE WESTERN PART OF
THE CITY--On
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1882,
commencing ut 4 o'clock u. NJ. will sell. by
virtue Of decd of trust duly recorded on the
ist TWO LOTS. each 3ox1l0 feet, on the north
side of ChafIin street between Culvert and Beech
streets near Turner'S Flower-Gardcn.
I'd. TWO LOTS. each 30Xl2O feet. on the south
side Of Wallace between CLARKE and Reservoir
streets near the western gate TO Hollywood.
3D. At 3 o'clock L. NJ, LOT 3OXl32 feet on the
north side Of Cary between Clarke and state Streets
near Morton's flOwcr-Gardcn.
Aud on ~
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1882,
AZ 4 O'Clock u. NJ. on the premises, FOUR LOTS,
each 30x2iO feet, at the corner OF lIaTyic and
Washington streets. and TWO LOTS. each 3OX2lO
feet. on the north side of llarSie between Randolph
and Washington streets, just beyond the corpora
ton line. - -
And at O'Clock =. NJ, TWO BEAUTIFUL
LOTS. each 3Ox15O feet, on Gilbert street, In the
plan Of Hopcdale near the New Reservoir grounds.
As these lots are sold TO close up an estate. great
bargains can he had, as the tnstce Is determined
20 sell.
TERMS: One fourth ash: balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months with per cent. added:
HENRY G.. CANNON.
Trustee.
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A SoS 900 Doctors BIZ.

DR. HAMIIT TONS CHARGE AS CONSULTING Ply
sICIAN IN THE CASE OF PRESIDENT GAR
FIELD.
WASHINGTON, November 12.-Dr. Frank
III. Hamilton, OF New York, in submitting
10 the Board Of Audit his bill, amounting
TO S2J, ZOO, for services rendered to the late
President James A. Garfield, wrote TO
Judge Lawrence as follows:
New YORK, October Is, 1882.
Hon. William Laurence, Comptroller, etc. /:
Dear Sm,--I received your note OF the
10th utimo calling my attention TO the fact
that the Board OF Audit is awaiting the
presentation OF any claim against the estate
Of the late President. Avail
ing myself OF your suggestion that | may
make TO the Board any further commune
cation which ] may deem proper, l will
say: That in the presentation OF claim
which / know cannot be paid out OF the
sum OF money (s35,j0W placed at your dis
posal by Congress. my intention is only to
indicate to YOU what would regard as the
minimum compensation for similar SER
vices in the case OF private citizen who
was pecumiarily responsible, and who
would not be embarrassed by such payment.
will further say that while
1 do not make for myself any relative
claim, must protest against the presenta-
ton, on the part OF one OF the physicians
i'm attendance, of relative claim to the Ell
feet that IL is entitled to "rcceiye double
the fee Of any other physician in attend
ance," which claim was laid before the
House committee aud may have been laid
before your Board.
Thanking you personally for the extra
official trouble YOU have taken in calling
my attention to this matter, and disclaiming
any intention in what have written 10 in
struct the Board, or TO question its ability
TO perform its duty intelligently, | am
yours. respectfully,
FRANK III. HAMILTON.
The above letter was accompanied by 4
specific statement OF the nature OF the SER
vices rendered, at the conclusion OF which
DIR. Hamilton said: "Thcse circImstantial
statements | make with great reluctance,
but they seem to be rendered necessary by
the fact that there are instructions TO the
contrary contained in the report Of the
House committee, and obtained apparently
from sources which the committee consid-
cred reliable. Moreover, Congress has
chosen TO place the payment of the medi
0l attendants upon a purely business
basis; and your Board has, therefore, pro-
perry instructed the claimants TO describe
-fuily the services rendered. =
The sole item which have TO present to
your Board as the basis of any clam is my
long attendance upon the late President
as a consulting surgeon, with its accom-
panyipg responsibilities, which God for
bid 1 shall ever again be called upon TO
bear"
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Auction sALEs-Future Days.
By Brown 4 Lee. Auctioneers.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
I'D from A. O. Bliss 10 the undersigned, trnstee,
dated October 4. 1873, and or record In tiano'er
county clerks Office, default having been mane III
the pavmcnt OF the note Tor S62 therein mentlol-
cd which fell due on the 4th of October, leeZ;
and being requested 40 TO do by the owner OF salu
note, I shall sell at public auction NJ hanover
Courthouse, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1887
at O'Clock Z. VI. THAT being court-day), mat
TRACT OF LAND formerly owned by john
Sncad lying I'm Ashland district IN Hanover c9un
~ near KlIby's station. adjoining the Janus Oh
Henry Saunders and John :. Jenkins, stoneyrui
creek, aud the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana 70
tomac railroad, and containing about llVs
ACRES. .>,, ,,,,.rrYr<-c
There Is on said place 4 GOOD DWELLING
and all necessary oui-buudings. ,
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay OIL the amount
Of money principal and Interest due on san notc,
and the costs Of said sale; on credit Tor fu1'oy
10 the ith Of April, 1883; for 500 10 thc ftIi 9'
october. 1888 for S66.50 TO the Attn OF Aprii,
1854 for :6s 10 the ith Of October, lsSf Lor
500 so 10 the tn Of April, 1889; for gu 10 INC
ith of October. 1885: for $3.50 10 the an on
kprtl. 1856: for S7f to the 4th Of October, iooo
the balance Of the purchase-moncy a. he m1dept
allie At such time times rs said Bliss may ~
rect or in the event OF his failure so 10 10 - tue
trustee may sec nt HILL - r.,',,
BROwS & LEE, Auctioneers. 10 4-Iut
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15.1sso
Nv u. GnddIn A. Son
Zeal Estate Auctionecrs,
corner of Bank and Eleventh ctrec,

! NN-NN' - ''''hh anu i-itNtutn streets.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALITA.
Il BILE LOTS. WITH TWO TIIREE-sTORy
| bkiIh TENEMENTs THEREON. ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAL BETWEEN TENTH
Z, MD y, ,ELENENTII STREETS. OPPOSITE ri
TnE DEPoI OF THERICIIMONDAN AND ALE.
GHANl RAILROAD COMPANY.-As trustee In
q certain deed OF trust executed by Richard
schutte and wife. dated 18th November 1873,
dulY recorded In Richmond Chancery Court /
slall IN execution thereof proceed 10 sell ut pub
&c auction on the pr misses, GU
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 90. 1880,
at O'Clock i. VI. ar fair: IL not ON the first fair
DAY lnercaitcr) the said LOTS.FyIth TWO LARGE
TbREE-STOfI BRICK TENEMENTS thereon.
covered with slate located aI.jye the said lots
having an aggregate front of sb1Nf 49, feet run
ming hack lfO feei 10 an alley 10 feet wide ar
cordnx to plat Of the same 10 DC exhibited al the
time OF sale.
These ienemcnts, though needing rssciri, are To-
Gated In m centre OF ne city. In that fart tereof
convenient 10 railroadn. warehouses;. mills &c
which Will dCrbtlcss In short time become yaina
BILE for busn,as purposes and u good inyest,ncnt
TERMS. EnWgh In cash 90 defray exnc,,, es OF
sale. taxes I'm arvear, insurance. &C. and Ia az
the balance Of f,e principal debt, amounfins, 10
$500 and the interest Of $50 thereon: and ~ ~
the residue Of the proceeds If sale, on s,,ch ts
rs the exccutrix ~ Richard sebnltc. deeeasonS
shall prescribe aud direct: or. on failure nm nv.
part 10 give such directions. then on such terms
he trustee shall deem proper 10 announse nj ,he
lime Of sale. WILLIAM j, MAYO.
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'"''ee'
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Briefs Chesterfield Circuit Court
Judge weisiger presiding-commenced
It's half.yearly session at the county court
house Yesterday. Several cases involving
title TO valuable tracts OF land rs well as
other important issues relating TO property
or the liberty OF the individual citizen are
on the docket for trial at this term OF the
court.
In Chesterfield County Court. whose
November session commenced yesterday,
there are pending fifteen suits for damages,
brought by the widows Of fifteen oil the
miners who were killed last February by
the explosion OF the Grove Shaft, against
the Midlothian Cod Company. Each plain
til claims $4,000. Counsel for plaintiffs.
Messrs. Thomas \. Miller and others; for
the defence, Messrs. William ". Crump
and w. w. Gordon, OF Richmond.
Mr.. Alexander Fitzgerald, brother OF
City Sergeant Fitzgerald, Of Manchester,
is quite in at his residence. in this city.
Rev. Edwin Allanson, Of The Meade Me-
mortal church. preached an interesting
Temperance sermon Sunday morning.
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In execution Of two deeds Of trust 10 'st Of ain
crIbers duly recorded and with she ,e prer-
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By W. GOddin & son,
Aucti0nprrs,

GRUBEs & WILLIAMs. Nnctlcneer..
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BY Gruhhs Z VI llliams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
~ BILE LAND-PART OF ROSENEATH-BE-
ING EIGHTY AND QUARTER ACRES. IN
THE WESTERN SUBURBS, ALONG THE LINE
OF THE GROWTH OF THE CITY. AT AUG
TION.-By virtue OF a decree of the ChanceIy
Court of The city Of Richmond, In suit therein
pending styled Caldwell and life. &C., rs. kcnts
executors &C., the undersigned. special commits
sioners, will sci! at public auction. on the premises,
on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l4TH,
AT AZ O'Clock +. NJ. the TRACT OF LAND in Hen
rico county, about and half miles west OF the
corporation line. called " ROSENEATH." contain
ing EIGHTY AND a QUARTER ACRES, more
or less, fronting the south side of the continue
tOn Of Broad street, and adjoining the lands of D..
NJ Lynonan. Samuel il. Altchells estate and D..
VI. White, on the road leading from the Grove
road 20 the continuation of Broad street.
This tract will he subdiyidcd into lots 10 suit
purchasers and plat thereof left al the Office at
(irubhs Williams, real estate auctOneers, for i'll
spcctiOn previous TO the day of sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance in three equal
insiamcnts. with interest added, payable at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, the purchaser TO exc
cute negotiable notes for the deferred instruments
and the title 10 be retained until all The purchase
m0nel Is paid and u CONVEYANCE ordered by the
Court ROBERT HOW ARD,
j. II. DOOLEY.
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. no2
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by Furman upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l0l6 Main street.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF THREE
\ ORl-AND-BASEMENT DETACHED
hRlok DIV ElLING, No. Ia SOUTH SIXTH,
BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL STR EFTS-
trustees In decd Of trust executed by William NJ.
liall and wife, dated November 10, 1878, and by
virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond, entered October 80. 1880 in
the suit of Hall rs. Macon and Upper, trustees.
and others, beng required SO to do by The partos
interested, we shall sell by auction on the BRENT
scS, on r. ~
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1882,
Il O'Clock II. NJ, all that LAND IN the city OF
richmond, with the improvements thereon 'front.'
ing 4o'g feet on The west line Of sixth street he
tween Cary and Canal stress aud running hack
uetwecn parallel lines lis feet 10 an alley feni
wide. The house. conveniently arranged and sur
stantially built, has twelve rooms, Including hath
room: also, detached Kitchen and stable in ward.
Tie property Is yielding "A good rental
TERMS One third cash: aud the residue AZ six.
Twelve, ana eighteen months, the purchaser Civ
ing ~, NEGOTIABLE notes for deferred payments.
PAID and deed ordered by Court "
GEORGE X. MACON,l
r,,. - FURMAN TUppER, I iIuslfcs'
FCRMAN TUPPER, Anctionecr no5
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by Sampson & AdamsOn,
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, Va.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Az EX-
" CELLENT FARM OF SIN HUNDRED AND
THIRTEEN ACRES. ADJOINING THE CLO-
YER HILL COAL-MlNE, IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. Vain pursuance Of the DEGREES Of
the Circuit Court of Chesterfield county. entered
May l6, 1879. November l6, 1850. and May Is.
1852. respectively. In the cause of % Emma -.
Cox, guardian. &C., rs. Cox and diS.," depending
therein, We the undersigned. special commissions
els. will offer for sale by public auction, at me
Glover Hill cOal-mines ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1882.
al 12l. o'clock L. NJ, that TRULY VALUABLE
AND EXCELLENT FARM. containing SIN
HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN (6l3) ACRES.
adjoining the said Glover Ilil COal-NIines and the
lauds of \. b. Tizzard and others, known as the
"CLOVER HILL FARM" formerly the resi-
dencc of Judge James II. Cox, and Of which J. l..
Cox died seized and possessed.
This is an excellent farm, aud has comfortable
DWELLiNG-HOUSE thereon. with the usual
-buidings-all In good repair; and there IS
every indication that the place abonnds in coal.
Also. at the same time and place, SMALL
TRACT OF LAND of as ACRES, adjoining
said farm.
TERMS: One fourth cash: and the residue on
credit Of one. two and three years, IN equal install
mcnta. with interest the deferred payments
from day Of sale. payable scm-annunlly, and title
retained until the whole OF purchase money IS paid
and conveyance ordered by The Court
MEADE lIASkINS.
ID. :. WOODBRIDGE,
oc 27-2taw3w Special Commits toner's.
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BY ". GOddin & Son, Auciionecrs,
Eleventh and Bank streets,

rt,RUsTEE'S SALE OF FARM OF
EIGHTY ACRES OK TIE SOUTH SIDE
or THE WESTHAM PLANK-ROAD F0t K
MILES WEST FROM RICIiMOND-By virtue
of deed Of trust eXccuiedto the subscriber by te
late Colonel : :. Myers, bearing date l4th of Feb
riIarv. 1854. duly recorded In Iienrtco County
Court shall, in execution thereof, At the request
If The personal representative OF the creditor
on the premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER p, 1852
at , O'Clock VI. Or fair: if not on the tirst iair
day thercafter). the FARM OF EIGHTY ACEES'
more or les, located H. above. now in the occu-
nancy of Mr. James VIA as tenant. The land j. of
fair auality. with small but comfortable
dwelling and kitchen thereon, aud Is IN IRON; 81
tie handsome colt gc-dwclling OF captain \. y
CARRIER. and Is eNcclent'y located.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash sale YET
am authorized To say that the credits may be cN-
tended ~ two thirds at one ana TWO years pear
ing LEGAL interest. secured by deed Of trust.
10 7 W. GODDIN. Trustee
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EOR NEW YORK.-TLe od r.

k4'OI ~ " lOAh.- lie tDlU j .-r~.
Il Dominion steamship Company's ssAyi.ie<l y
proposed sallings for the wCek following are:
OLD DOMlNlON,Capialn WALLER, FRID Az
S0ycmbgr 10Th, n O'Clock Z. NJ
GUY ANDOIIE, Captain KELLY. SUNDAY
November 2th. 1T O'Clock 4. VI.
hVANohE' captain COuCH. TUESDAY, No.
Yemher lith, at O'Clock \. NJ.
fieisht received until o'clock p. VI. Friday.
., O'Clock L. VI. saturday, aud 70 o'clock i. NJ
Through bills Of 'adins signed aud good. for.
warded Win dispatch 10 all points north. souti,.
east ANA west; also 10 foreign ports
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
Atter-cabin fare 10 New York uncluding meals
ana bcrth) flO: ronnd-trip tickets, Sis; sfeeragc
with subsistence 81; without sub,istence. 81 49,
fasscngcrs leaving Richmond MONDAYS Tues-
and Petersburg railroad az 1880 4. N.wilI m,tc
connection at Norfolk with steamer l,;lying Ihose
days; cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets b. be had AZ
me Richmond and Petersburg depot and A "
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street ' -
tOr freight or passage, apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN : CO., Agents
no . tonlpanyis Wharf ROckctfs
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IsTu DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1882,
Ey Frank ID. lIill x Co..
Real Estate AuctlOnccrs,
l1ns MIN strrnf.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BUILD
X ING LOTS ON TYLER STREET BE-
TWEEN CALHOUN AND CABELL STREETS
Al AUCTlON.-By virtue Of decree of Rich
mond Chanccry Court. entered Goth of October.
loe2. IN thc suit oil tltzlaulcA rs. took' ! VIII
proceed TO sell 1T auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER -. 1889,
at / o'clockP NJ, the LOT OF LAND mentioned
I'm sid suit. formerly belonging Ia Herbert Cook.
Lot fronts Sl%XlOS feet on Tyler between Cabell
and Calhoun streets, and win be sub-diylded into
lots to suit the purchasers.
TERMS: one third cash; balance IN six AMI
twelve months. per cent. interest added.
THOMAS y. CARTER.
no 10 COmmIs-iO ncr.
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by George :. NashOn < Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
No.. 7 Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DE
ATTACHED FRAMED DWELLING on WEST
LINE OF LAUREL STREET BETWEEN MAIN
MD CARY STREETS, No. Is, WITH FOUR
ROOMS.-In pursuance OF decree Of the Rich
mOnd Chanccry Court entered on the 2Oth of
April. 1882. in the suit of Lyman :. Beck rs.
Henry Beck, the undcrsig ned, special commissions
or thereby appointed Will sell by auction. on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1882,
at 4 O'Clock J.. ", the PROPERTY above de-
scrlbcd. The LOT fronts 30 feet ON Laurel street
running back within parallel lines good depth,
ana Is located In portion Of The city rapidly i'm
proving. ~
TERMS: One third cash: balance IN two canal
payments M six and twelve months for notes with
Interest added aud the title retained until the pur-
chase-lnoney Is fully paid and conveyance or
uered %! the Court. JAMES CASkIE.
no > Special Commissioners
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Nv Jas. MacdOugall. Auctiopecr,
M. 10 Governor for Thirteenth street.

No. TO Governor Tor ThlriCcnthl sIrcet.
EURNITURE, CARPETS, FEATHER
II REDS. PIANO, BAGETELLE a Il IL.
STOVES, &C., AT AUCTION.-TlliS DAY, al
lO% o'clock. ! viii sell at my auciiOn-rOoms q
LARGE AND GENTFEL ASSORTMENT OF
ABOTE-kAAIED GOODS. embracing
ONE WALNUT PARLOR SUIT;
MAHOGANY AND OTHER WARDROBES.
80 BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WASllSTANDS.
AND TABLES;
CANE AND WOOD CHAIRS AND ROCKERS:
BRUSSELS. TllREE-PLY, AND OTIER CAR
PETS;
TWO EXCELLENT FEATHFR-BEDS
ONE MAHOGANY SlX-OCTANE PLANO;
ONE BAGETFLLE TABLE. BALLS, &C;
MATTRESSES, SHOWCASES;
SIDEB0ARDS, JIN-SAFES:
SEVERAL EXCELLENT COOKING, FRANK
LIN, AND OTHER HEATING STOVES, &c,
sc.
Consignments received up to hour Of sale.
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
no l4-1t AuctiOncer.
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AU1TION sALEs--.rutars Dsys.
. GRAND SALE BY TRUSTEES

/, execution of two deeds Of trust 10 ~ 81 an
~ dnlv recorded. and with the consSs =, va
Interested, we will sell by auctl0n' uP"" WV
ises' on THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1882,
,oenctng NJ o'clock Z. NJ, the Ioi .0I.',, "
MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY III ''ie p"'" ~
Bellyile-tO VIII; ,,.,t,n s,ree. near Uarri-
on the south side OF fraiklh S'0''
son street, 100 feet front. ..oo, ro,r UarrI-
sV p tbe north side Of franklin street hcu ~ -,
eo1 street and adjoining j. u. Race f'sI'' ~ ~
front. ,..,, s,roe, botwecn Harri-
~ aud Rylnnd streets, lying between pfopc.n.y,
~,.,cL an the cast by {. T.. Todd. ana OH VIC WV
~ ~ II. Iucke, front Of l55 feet p,,,.nd
And at the southeast corner 9i r,,,d ~ kirh-
streets, overlooking the beautiiui groun"9 VI ''N'
mond College, front OF 10 iec,. mia al,ove aud
n' III ~ tbese lots run back to wide aiieYs' anu
IL viii he made in parcels OF suitable sizes
mo oncnjng and grading OF the strecis anu otici
innrnvpmonfs now progressing anu IN coh'eiip,I1
ton by the city III OF tlese iV.s, "i l ,ii
,d ranid growth of tho best character alonR ,hclI
H. ivo ss,Irsuce that the above property l. soon
10 Inc ranked as amongst the most dcsirdplc ~ VIZ
cntIre CITY for private residences ana no such ~
nortunitv can again be offered 10 purchase ~ isI
hands lots so eligibly located on rranhlh anu
Grace Streets and at prices much bciow mos
ohtaineJ anywhere else on those streets. so huCn
Dreferred for private residences attend thls stie
and secure at small cost hrst-class lotS Oh "hPie
pnt saics I'm the vicinity Of the above lots de-
nnnstrnte that no better Investment or specnia-
zion can be made than in their purchase AT this
TERMS fby CONSENT: One fourth cash balance
q, four eight. and Twelve months, Win interest
ana 'ecuieu Os o''''' /. ii. CARRINGTON,
a. ID. WILLIAMS.
Trustees.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs. nod
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by Grubbs e William,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
No. 4 Eleventh street.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on
Y WEST MAIN STREET. SOUTHEAST COR
MFR OF MAIN AND PLUM, 40 7-l2 by $50
FEET, IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THAT
BEAUTIFUL SQUARE OF GROUND 0CCu--
PIED BY THE "LITTLE SISTERS OF TIE
POOR" TO BE DIVIDED INTO LOTS TO SUIT
PURCHASERS. AT AUC1lON.-As trustees in
two deeds of trust. recorded February IL. 1879,
aud February %, 1879, in the clerks Office of
Richmond Chanccry Court and at the request 81
all parties interested therein. we will sell at auc-
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1882,
ut Al =. NJ, those VERY DESIRABLE AND
BEAUTiFULLN-LOCA BUILDING LOTS
as above described.
The street railway I, now running mp Main
street, which T. bound to improve this property.
Nam street IS graded. There f. city water. cul-
verts. and gas in 'front.' and this sale offers rs good
investment rs can now be made In the Wet End.
4 block Of tcnemcnts would pay well on This
ground.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six. twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added, secured by
trIIst-deCd. NJ. VI. GILLIAN,
ROBERT II. GILLIAN.
Trustees I'm frat decd:
II. G.. CANNON,
nO12 Trustee In ,eCOnG deed.
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OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP .<-xss
~ COMPANY. 60 Is,
FOR NEW YORK.

Ihi5 company VIII dispatch one Of Their splendid
9ictmers-G ANDOIIE. ROANOkF. MAN
uAIIAN.OLD DOMINION. ana RICUNTOND-
LNENl TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
ior hours OF sailing, see advertisement below
DAY sand SATURDAYS at 3 y. NJ nom Pc, DN
lncW humOer)' North river. foot Of beach street.
they nave splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms N'
The fare. accommodations, and attentions are
un surpassed. N
Atter-cabin fare to Sew York Nncluding plea,s
ana berthh SO: r0und-t-2 tickets SIS stcer1gc.
with subsistence. -: without Subsistence Ia -
trelghts Tor points beyond New ork torv1r.Irs
Nlth dislatch. and no charge made except actp,I
expenses Incurred. az '''
Freight received until , O'Clock =. VI. iaily.
For further information. apply 10
tn HEDtHE ". ALLEN < Co, Agents.
JE - once Company wharvCs. Rockers
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By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court Of the
county of ITenrco, entered on the 10th day oi Oc-
,ober $50 iu the cause Of Kings Administrators,
&C. rs Ashton and others. the undersigned. spc-
cial commissioner appointed therefor, VIII sell by
public auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24TH,
the above described PROPERTY. portion OF
which Anderson King died seized and possesscd'
and which was allotted to Nannic Robins Her
hcrt L. King, and benjamin T. and Emily Ashton.
The tract consists Of 2lSit ACRES OF OPEN
LAND and 533i ACRES or WOODLAND. aud
adioins the farm lately owned by DIR. Powell and
the land of William Taliaferro. The open land Is
i'm q high state OF cultivation and Is wei watered.
There are two young orchards upon tie property,
covering about 20 acres. just becoming very pro-
ductivc and profitable; also, an old orchard OF D
acres.
The improvements are very good. consisting OF
aTWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, STABLE,
and LARGE BARN-al In good order; and the
farm. all In all, l. considered very valuable ana
productive one II IS occupied at present by j. VI.
King, and possession can DC given 10 the purchaser
on the LIST of January.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the balance In SIX
twelve and eighteen months the purchaser 10 eN-
ccnte his notes for the deferred payments, ana The
itle to be retained until the whole Of the purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered by INC
Court. JOHN 4. COKE.
Special Commissioner.
GEORGE III, pOTNDEXTER, AuctiOnccr. no 4