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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-06

,---a.,-v,y. +. In relation to Cit.-lIall
s;tc: .. Exempting the property OF me re
ss~.t for tho Sick from taxation; 3. Con-
ssr,;ny ON the Council Co.nmittec on
Schools certain powers now held by the
School Board. o., 80. $500,
xo,c conversation Of members-seems un-
changed with reference to the City Hall.
They will probabiy-probably, not GER
tainiy-stick to che old City-IIall lot with
the Topper property added. As that space
IL very restricted for a City Hall and geno-
n, courthouse combined, the building II
there will have 10 be very tall-four
stories nj least or else brought out upon
the piyement rs much as the old Richmond
Banking and Insurance C%ompany's build
ing r.. II can never be said with truth
that the Council did not have ample time
10 consider this matter. for one year ago
the people voted the money, and the site Is
not fixed bv law yet.
The MAYORS objection to the Retreat-ior-
the-Sick exemption Is that 1t Is ~unconstltu'
tional since, as he holds. the Retreat Il
not exclusively a charitable institution.
As 10 the school matter, the Mayors on
lection TO IL is that 1t Is In the face OF Tho
State laws.
The Council School Committee has pul
It's ponderous foot down upon the item foi
prize medals. They cost several hundred
dollars per annum Regarding 1t as n use
less expense, 1t proposes TO lop that item
of the School Boards estimate. 1t Will be
hard on 'hc prize boys and girls.
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Chesterfield Matters.

Mr.. John Clay, n prominent citizen OF
Chesterfield county. dropped dead Friday
while walking across his yard. He lived
about six miles from Midlothian. Mr..
Clay had been in feeble health for some
months. This family Of Clays are relatives
OF the great Henry Clay.
There has been no compromise effected
before the Board Of Supervisors in the
Woodbridge sureties matter. The ease now
goes to the courts for settlement.
County and school levies were laid by
the Board of Supervisors on May 4, 1888,
as follows: County, % cents on 800 OF as
sessed property; road, 30 cents; county
school, 10 cents; district school, 10 cents
total, 65 cents on the 800 Of assessed pro-
perry.
Taxes were imposed on the Bright Hope
railway at an assessed valuation Of $4,000
per mile, and upon the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad at $4,000 per mile.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
has 1872 miles OF wire in the county, assess
cd at 3 total value Of $4,000 per mile,
which was also taxed under a law passed
by the last General Assembly. The Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad COMPANY
claims exemption from taxation, and have
notified the county authorities of their de-
termination 10 test il before the courts.
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lakewood MemOrial-D Day.

The very warm weather OF the past few
davs has greatly stimulated vegetation, and
should IL continue there will be an abun-
dance OF flowers for Decoration-day at Oak
wood. THIS takes place on the 10th in
slant. next Thursday, and already the
ladies OF the Association are getting ready
for their annual labor OF love in preparing
wreaths Of evergreens, &c. In this work
they require aid, and request all who are
willing TO help them TO come forward at
once. Besides these evergreens, a number
of persons have signified their intention to
turn over to the committee cut flowers of
the season, and with flowers and ever
greens the ladies hope TO do well their part
in thus concentrating the dead heroes of
that cemetery.
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The New Ariel Arrives with ColOrs
HyfnQ.

The rebuilt steamer Ariel. OF the James
River Line, steamed up TO the wharf yester-
day evening after an absence OF five weeks.
An inspection OF her handsome N airy sa-
looms revealed rich velvet carpets, new FUR
niture, &C., while the painted joiner-work
in her dining-saloons was OF The latest
aesthetic c%olors finished with china gloss.
These improvements cannot fail to afford
comfort and satisfaction to the rowds
which will travel on her to Old Point,
Ocean View, Norfolk, &c, this summer.
This is a most desirable route for families,
and the remarkably low rates charged
places this elegant steamer within the reach
OF all who wish a trip on the historic
james.
Mr.. l.. b. Tatum. the superintendent of
this line, states that the Ariel has been
practically made a new boat, having re-
ceiyed a new iron hull, new guards, new
machinery, &C., at a cost OF about $4,000.
He also expects the alterations OF her
wheels to so increase her speed as to make
her q very fast boat. She promises TO give
perfect satisfaction TO the most ~fastidious,
under her veteran commander, Captain
Clifford.
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Ashland. a thriving and ~ieautfnl SUI
hurbao village Of Richmond. named In
honor OF the hc<ne q Henry Clay, who
was bonn in is vicinity, and s6ere he
gained tue Sodriqset 81 "the MlLBo, of
The siashes," from going TO a miii located
on Us present site, promises 10 become one
OF The moa charming places OF resort for
health and pleasure ju that State. Tbr
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad have recently invested largely IN
property In the village, and propose 10
erect improvements that will add greatly |
10 It's attractions. Special extra trains
rom Richmond Will be run regularly, az
fording facilities rendering lt q most desl.
ratle location for a pleasant and healthful
residence. The climate is delightful, while
.1e society IL most charging. Randolph.
Macon College, q f~ourishiug institution OF
earning, j. located here.-SnaMern Indus.
Nashville, Tenn.
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Published by requcst.l
ssU Woupd Not live Away"

This celebrated and beautiful hymn was
MOI originally a hymn at all, but a poem OF
six stanzas OF eight lines each. We give IL
in the ORIGINAL form i'm which 1t was brst
published in 1924 by its author, the lament
ed Rev. Dr.. William A. Muhlenberg.
Later he revised and abridged it, and to It's
present form.
I would not live aiway-live AWAY below!
O., no; IN not finger when hidden TO g3;
The days ss 2, Sor b, as M@e!. fa HTe enough III io nriite is cheer;
Would | shrink from the paths which inc prophets
A,osl,cs, and martyrs so joyfully trod?
Like a spirit mblcssed DER the earth would ! roam;
While brethren and friends arca AL fastening home!
II.
I would not live alway-I ask not TO STAY.
Where storm after storm rises dark DER inc way;
When, seeking for rest, we but hover around,
Like the patriarch's bid and no resting IS iound,
Where hope, when She pants her gay DOW III the
Leaves its radiance TO fade in the night Of despair,
And Joys heeting angel ne'er sheds glad ray.
save The CLEAN OF the plunage that DearS MN away.
III.
I would not live alway-thus fcttered by sin,
Temptation without and corruption within;
In a moment of strength If | sever tie chain,
scarce the victory T. mine ere I'm captive again;
Fen the rapture Of pardon is mingled with fears,
And the cup of thanksgiving wih peuitent tears
Tie festival trump calls for jubilant songs
Int my spirit her own miscrcre prolOngs.
".
would not live aiway-nO, welcome the tomb,
Since Jesus bath lain there dread not It's gloom
Where lie dcigncd 90 sleep l too will bow my head
All peaceful 10 slumber on that hailOwed bed,
Then the glorious daybftak 10 follow That nlght,
The Orient CLEAN of the angels OF lighi'
With their clarion call for the slecpers u rise
And chant forth their mathis away TO the skies.
v.
Who would live always away from his God,
Away from Won heaven. that blissful abode.
Where the rivers of pleasure flow DER The bright
plain.
And the nOontiie Of glory etcrnally rcigns;
Where the saints of all ages in harmony meet,
Their saviour and brethren transported 10 greet,
Willie the songs of salvation cXultingly roll,
Aud the smile Of the Lord Is the feast of the soul!
VI.
That heavenly music what is IL I hear?
The notes of the harper ring sweet In mine ear!
And see, soft unfolding those pOrt9ls Of gold,
The King all arrayed in his beauty behold!
O give me. O give me, the wings Of IA dove.
To adore Him, he near him. enrapt I'm his love;
! hut wait the ummon | list for the word
Alleluia-amen-cycTmOre with the Lord.
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n New Departure In the Real Estate
Business.

With the view and determination Of
serving m friends and patrons more ef,i-
cieutly than we have ever done, and thus
NJ the SAM time largely increasing our
business, we have made arrangements with
the StGte newspaper TO advertise about the
loth OF each mouth free OF charge TO our
patronssa brief description OF every piece Of
improved and unimproved real estate in
kichDaone and Manchester and their immc-
diate Vicinity which is placed with our
agency on sale. In addition to this. we
shall xbo hsue a Moat.iy Bulletin describ-
Ing and advertising the property for saleJy
us. AIithis will be done without extra
charge TO TIE propeSty-owner; and our
commissions IN case VI q sale will be the
same as heretofore charged, aud no higher
than those usually charged by other real
estate agents.
IN the full confidence that our enterprise
~ apprsciasoi by a generous public, we
Lespeak a lasge shere OF their patronage.
Respectfully, Ii. l.. STABLES & Co.,
1103 Main street.
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As good bread is so important a factor
In our lives to preserve a good, even tenn
per and cheerful disposition that it becomes
a serious subject for consideration how TO
produce ii. The question is easily solved
when we use Rhorer's Bread Raising in
making light, Gaky bread, easily digested,
thereby preventing dyspepsia and produ-
eng good health. Ask your grocer for a
large paper in yellow wrapper, price Is
cents, and note his guarantee.
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TRIANGLE CIGAR FACTORY.
l. 42o BROAD STREET BETWEEN ForRTu
AND EIETu STREIrs

NEW TAXI NEW CIGARsi
NO PAINT NO ARTIFICIAL FLAVORING ,
Consumers viii find IL TO their interest 20 smoke
me IBf ANGLtN2 and other brands Of CIGARS
manufactured by me. The reduction Of The fohac-
co-tsS has eRabied Toe 10 greatly irnproyc NV
GAiss-ospeeiaf the TRY ANGLE the pub
nc thereby reaping the bneft. | employ drst-class
uhl0E worknea, and use the best material that
can te secured. which eDaVIes me 10 guarantee 10
lovers OF 4 good smoke entire Satisfaction.
my friends ano the public for their
patronage IN the past. and ho1ing to secure a con-
Iihsance OF the saise In the n ure, | remain, &C.
CHARLES NJ. ANGLE.
My cigars for sale by all lrsLclass dealers.
myl-Iw
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.U1uryoN sALEs-.YussrsD ~
nv !. thompson Brown & Co.,
mt. Auctio6eers. and Brokers'
111s Main street,
mo BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
l. TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE
OF TIE
CITY rIRE-NsURANcE coArANh
uAYUrAcruRERs, ATTENTION.
.1ARGE PLATEAU OF GROUND hAih
s,vr RIVER AND RAILRoAD-FRoSrs'
\ CENTRALLY LOCATED.

nv authority OF the committee appoinse anoSy 20
di,cctors OF the City Fire-insurance sVynn9Jaiing
III al, its real estate for the purpose OF nh"sh be ,re-
H. stock. we will sell at public ancilon, V hd ~ an
miises' without reserve, 10 the highest biu's''o"
THURSDAY, MAY 10Th mrs
at 6 p. NJ, this EXCEEpiNGEn hhestween the
pphiennnmond and Allegheny railroad ana 9annnssrr
,SVcr, and Immediately adjoining ,ne ~ Inc "a.
Company's works on The wess; ssyn, runowerl ls7
mai {atfordlng abundance OF wsLe'-Po""' ~
G,ct. with a river-front Of 22l fee'. oo.lvards.
For manufacturing purposes or larye I . pass,
or FOR railroad storage purposes w csn be lad :
DO rs entire 'front.'. no better place cnn vooa
and its proximity 10 the centre OF me ei'y s,ns,Ie.
ms PROPERTY exceedingly desirable anu Va ANAL
Mini hut little expense a bridge aeross H.
ms nils property rear the centre OF toecity, and
TERMS: one Third cash; balance ~ nv trust
deed. d. IltoAISoN VI" .rctIouecTs.
my3 -
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Manchester Briefs.

Rev. ii. T.. Derieux left yesterday
morning for Texas to attend the session of
the Baptist Convention. Professor Har-
ris, OF Richmond College, will fill his
punt at the Bainbridge-Street church at
IL A. NJ. to-day.
The Rev. w. II. Richardson, ID. D., will
preach in the Presbyterian church at IL A.
NJ
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Rapid transit.

THROUGH FROM RICHMOND TO CHICAGO IN SIX
1Y-six HOURS VIA YORK-RIyER II AND
BALTIMORE y ONO RAnROAD-FAsTEST
FREIGHT ! Il ON RECORD.
The general freight agent OF the Rich
mond and Danyille railroad has received a
telegram saying that tobacco which left
Richmond on the afternoon of May LIST
reached Chicago at \. NJ. May 4th, and
no tobacco received by any other line up to
that time.
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All wholesale grocers now have The
Rhorer's Bread Raising Mt The reduced rate.
IL Is guaranteed to be the best preparation
in the market. Call for the yellow wrap
Der.
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Benutffy Your Yards.

Those who desire 10 beautiiy their yards
with flowers should secure the services OF
Mr.. j. j. Harvey, florist, who has much
taste in such things, and this season his
greenhouses are well stocked with beauti-
full flowers.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS & BRoKERs.
EURMAN UPPER,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIoNFrR.
BkohER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
AT THE OLD STAND,
No. 1910 MAIN STREET. copSv Nv p,

sold az auction ana priyate,y
hENlS collected, promptly emitted. and Iibcr,i
autancea made on same when desired. LOANS
hegotiated on real estate. personal and ecil,,er,l
s cIiy NY ! nave for sale "A great variety OF both
, ~ anu S"un,Iy improved aud unimproved pro-
nomss anu investments or DESTROYS OF tranScIIne
WY os "nr pertaining 10 real estate. Although
n rn n.Pp,,ea MIN clerical assistance, ! give my
raa hnmme generous patronage OF the past warrants
,ho Denet thst am able TO give satisfaction IN
business strictly CONFIDENTIAL. nv All
"Pio-ia'fasuim FURMAN UPPER.
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Excellent Green Tea az s0c'
bound can be bought OF the Pacc-Biock
occr Josspu NJ. BLAIR.

The agent Of Rhorer's Bread-Raising Is
canvassing the city to make rebates 10
those grocers who handle that bread pre-
paration, in order that 1t can be retailed at
Is cents each for the large size.
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rr w coaaln & son. AnetIoneers.


COMMISSIONERS SALE or NALoA,
CELE AND DESIRABLY-LOCATtp F1ninc SIC
Known As WsSTVIhW,n n tTTnnTg
GoIfNTY. IN THE NORTH FoihS vuIo nns1
AND TIIREE-CllnPInD nDDn,rX'
CoNfAINING ONE HUNDRED ANDl ,liii,6hr
NINE ACRES. MORE OR LESS. VIII itnriDyrn -
\ EXCELLENT BUILDINGS, @C, en-,
0N-Ry virtue Of 4 decree Of The thAhcc'i - 80
~ the city OF Richmond, entered on me tu.h ~
Marcel. $50. iD the two eases stNied iV"hh'o"'
CO. rs. Crenshaw. &C., and Robinson; &c" ts'
Rohinson. &C.. aud of an ameudstOry deere %
tered in the same eases on the PAN Aprll, ico1f
We. the undersigned commissioners Nh1 w.
thereby appointed. will offer FOR sale at puDie "uN-
"'"' TUESDAY MAY 8. 1883,
NJ . o'clock NJ. en- front Of the north door on nc
cnstom- hou.e. in tie city q Richmond. me
Tp or LAND located az above, contalhlh.
i3o ACRES. more or less. The place i aniI,ed
to Tho growth II the usual crops cultivated IN tnls
y%ici,ifv. and j. So wei known ~ not 70 f7lnltf
sncciGc description. ~ Is Of easy access nE a you
rad to the city. and ycfy convenient 10 Ne1.nAnt
station, on the Allcglany railroad. me view irVli
the house s. very fine. ,o,tropT,
Tho improvements consist Of a t~ohfpHlA.
mir DWELLING. with six or seven rooms. ana
ali The necessary out-buildings. including large
TFIsws: ono fourth cash; balauceat SIX. twelve.
aud ei.hteep months. for negotiable notes interest
added. and the title retained until all ne pnfcuh,c-
money Is paid and u convenience ordered ~ uie
LINT OHM HOWARD.
'o"" r. ". CHRISTIAN,
anoo commissioners
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WOOL WANTED.
LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

OsT, ON THE 18TH OF APRIL.
AHALF DOZEN SILVER TA%BLEsPOONs'
Any one returning the same 10 IOll east Main
street VIII be literally rewarded. my eli
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FURNITURE
CIGARS.

HEWITT d SON, No. % SOUTU
- fouRTEENTH STREET, manufacturer
=, tne iouowing brands OF FINE CIGARS: DE-
FORGET-ME-NOTS, OLD JACkN
sIANDARD, EXCELSIOR, and their new brand
" REDUCTIONS on all grades of goods
and orders solicited from the trade. an 0Q-nndan
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Read the proclamation OF II. b. Chaflin X
Co. TO the boys about sign-boards.
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TRUsTEEs' AUCTION sALE OF Do

VRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF ONE
4 oE THE MOST NALt abb ESTATES on
LOWER JAMES RIVER. CONTAINING THIR-
BELOW DREMEl's BLUFF. ~ CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, VA.-By virtue ortw0 deed,
OF trust from James q. jono. anl vito. dated re-
speciiyely IAN October, le~n, and 7h October.
1852 and duly recorded. and being required 10 .
do by the hcuclciaries. re VIII solL Oh tho prem
ises, by auction. ~ i2 o'clock ". ON
TUESDAY, MAY %. tSs2.
IN iaiT: II NOT. on tl'neXt fam dly flcrC2ftcrJ
that ktALLn EEitl. NAiL kBLL FARM above
described. called "DREWRi'> BLUE" 'front.'
ing three miles ON james river. one mile from
Drewrys bluf station and po-,-Cmcc on tlC Ricl-
mond and Petersburg railroad a1ouf eight milo.
from Richmond. and he residence of IT, itte
Jas. u. Jon's, containing about 1900 ACRES. o.
Which sboht23O are river low-gruund~ about 500
acrcso second l0w-erounds, and about 300 acrc,af
Enc rich upland, all IN the cultivation ialout $50
acres well set In orchard-grl-s and clover. aui
about 300 acres in original forcst-pinc. oak.
hickory, and walnut. The land lies hrlufl u.t land
Is well drained. Can he divided into f0ur farms
OF nearly equal >iLc-thrCc fronting ON fhrrIyUrf and
the other on tlieRfchmond ana petc-.br-g t,,,,,t.
Inc LARGE fR ,MEB DIV ELItNt containing
ten rooms, Il beautifully situated. surrounded DIS d
large fqacSt Of oak, hickory, Sc. me very l.,f
wster c6hNenient,a and provegbially ic1'thy: barns.
sl,ples' frihafles' hay-sheds, aud house. for tcU-
ants aod laborcrs amply sufficient. We believe
There Is no more valuable fam I'm The >sf. OF us
size, and those wanting. either for their own u~c or
for investment, would ito wen 10 ,NAmfnc. attend
the sale, and buy. Good nelghhor-. an0ug flgm
some northern faDniiies. Convenient L. churches.
schools mills' sc. Young bearing orchard OK fnc
grapes, &C..
TRIMS Whilst the deeds reouire , l,r,c cash
payment, hyconsent Of psrt!csi In interest g. smaller
payment VIII be accepted: and liberal creits rs
20 the residue OF the purchasc-moucy Cor n,xYua-
pie notes. Interest al 9 per cent. seui-iuuu1llf'
ana secured by trust deed, al OF which viii De an
nouuced AZ the sale.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
GEORGE \. G"JNNlNtNAN,
Trustee. under The Nrrt dcct.
BENJAMIN II. SASH,
Trustee under second deed.
UEUBBs & APPERsoN, Auctionccr,.
APP -Su,W&FtNylj&tdtds
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT, IL
NICE AND DESIRABLE DWELLINGS

p,,cry - IN, xes, Main street. ten rooms
stable, &C.: now being put In Thorough rep'"'
Possession immediately. s,rcct. ten
Also, BRICK, No. 52l west Srace desirable
or more rooms, large P%~tnds, anu ~os'
nelrhborhood. Posse sion NJ once: mr. AND
Also, that VERY .CoMfORTnpLIING No.
WFLL-ARRANGED BRICK DIV ~ Ei,st Blr-
SO6 north Twelfth street. adjoining ,ns oodsrn i'm
list church; about ten rooms and All posses-
provements, hot and cold water &c" %o'
Also. NTW BRICK. No.. 1000 west Main SUI,
eight rooms; stable, modern nproNcmen,
srlendid surroundings. Possession JUNE ~ cold
Also, NEW BRICK. eight rooms. no. sHnary no
water, &C., all in nice order, No. 10 west SaaIior-
tween Foushee and Adams streets; nice hc'sh"''-
Also. NICE BRICK TENEMENT No. 2oo "a,
Cary. between Second and Third streets. insne
rooms, modern improvements. Possession june
LIST. uood order.
and will be rented on reasonable terms. co
""' FRANK II. HILL < CO..
40. HOS Main street.
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By William II. L,ne a Co,
Real Estate Agents and A%gctlonccrs.
lll3 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BIlth
XIENEMENI-DWELLTNG ON TIE NORTH
siDE of CATHERINE STREET Nf>Iot NNp
NhAR MlNFORD STREET. ~ THE CITY OF
RICHMOND BY AUCTlON-By virtue Of r. ct-
sree or the Chaneery Court Tor the city of Rich
Inond IN the suit styled " Neisz aud wife rS. NUn
derlehr e dis.." entered ON the 2sth april. lS>S,
the unuerslSned, special commissioner thrretl
appointed, VIII sell by public auction. on t.e lreiL-
ises, on
TUESDAY. MAY s. lsSS,
az . O'Clock l.. NJ, the REAL ESTATE mentioned
IN sSid decree and located as above, The lot Deg A-
ping "a ieet west from the intersection ~ Mll-
iori anu Catherine street,, extending westNarus ,
fronting on The north line Of Catherine sut,.
20 6-i3 feet, and running back between parallel
Hines iuu iett 20 an alley 10 fect Wide. and HAVING
a BRICK. .rENEMENr-DW Filling OF three
rooms, aud Kitchen, &C., thereon.
TERMS; Ono third cash: balance upon a credit
OF six, twelve, and eighteen months, by negotiable
notes, with Interest added, and title rotainod unul
all the purehase-money Is paid aud u conveyance
ordered by the Court. 4. NJ, Kelley,
W. ". COSBY JR.s
Special Commissioners.
W. ii. LYSH& Co, Auciloneers. myS
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By Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and A%uctiOnecrs,
HOS Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
4 BRICK DWELLING AND STORE, No. 203
SOUTH SECOND STREET. BETWEEN CANAL
AND BYRD. 1T A~UCTfON.-By virtue Of a deed
Of trust from Hannah l.. Stout to the undersigned.
dated I9ih October, 1881, and recorded in Rich
mond Chancery Court clerks Office. ID. Il. llo H.,
page 279, default having been made In the pay
Inent OF a certain negotiable note therein secured.
and at the request OF the beneficiary In said deed.
! will sell at auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY ), 1883,
At 81 O'Clock i. NJ. the PROPERTY described In
said deed. a. follows: All that LOT OF GROUND,
with a LARGE BRiCK DWELLING and other
improvements thereon, lying in the city of Rich
mOnd, on The east side Of second street between
Canal and Byrd streets, bounded a fOlI0ws-tO
wit: Beginning on the east side of Second street
at 4 uOiut distant 80 feet south of Canal street.
thence running 30 feet on Second street south
wardly. thence rimning back between parIllC lines
81 feet to an alley In common 3 feet Wide. ard
bounded on the south by the property Of John &.
Andrews.
This properly is I'm very nice condition. and will
rent well, proving a good investment for the pur-
chaser.
TERMS: Cash for the expenses Of the sale. and
enough 10 pay a note Of SiS. with the intcrcst from
hpril u. 1sS3. on a credit as 10 81 1900, due Oct0-
Der 10. 1873: the balance upon such terms as the
said Hannah l.. stout may direct.
FRANK d.. HILL. Trustee.
sale by FRANK ID. HILL Z CO., AuctiOnce.s.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed on account Of rain TO
MONDAY, MAY Z, 1883,
> O'Clock T.. NJ. FRANK ID. NIL CO.,
my CIT AuctiOncers.