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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-13
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.

ITCTION SALE OF THE BRANNAN
n CASTLE, SITUATED IN THE GROWING
WEST END, ON HARyIE BETWEEN, EL0ip
AND MAIN sTE;EhETs; AIS Also; sE I,RvHE
AND FLOYD sTREETs.-By request Of the own
TUESDAY, MAY %, 1888,
nj Z o'clock p. ~. the above-located and TRULY
VALUABLE PROPERTY. ,,.
THE CASTLE contains twelve rooms, besides
Kitchen &C., all built Of brick, together with the
very best lumber, which thorough Inspection
In View of the pressing demand for lots in this
daily. Improving locality, we have been persuaded
to divide the property up In lots to SUIT the wants
We will first offer the CASTLE, together with
III, BEAUTIFUL LOT thereon fronting 90 feet
on Haryie street by DEPTH OF lac rect 10 an aley
I'm the rear 20 feet wide. With small outlay TINS
can be converted INTO one of the preltiest and
sweetest homes In the West End. Occupying an
elevated position and surrounded by beantli ~
shrubbery, II should attract a large attendance on
those in quest of home. NO one can vlslt lne
property without being reminded OF "liome'
Immediately after the sale Of the Castle, we win
offer the following BUILDING LOTS, beginning
I'm the order following:
1. LOT fronting 33 feet on Harye street, and
south of the Castle. by depth Of 14S feet 10 an
alley 20 feet wide.
3. THREE LOTS on the north Of the Castle
two of said lots front % feet on llarvie streetb
depth Of 90 feet TO an alley eight feet VIDE the
thri-named lot has front of 20 feet on the south
east corner Of Haryle and Floyd streets by the
same depth above mentioned.
3 land lastly). TWO LOTS on Floyd street, each
fronting Oby depth Of so feet to an alley feet
This offers n fine opportunity to purchase prop
erty i'm an improving locality, and should attract
fun attendance of bidders. ,-,-.
TERMS One fourth I'm cash; the balance upon
credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months. pur-
chasers 10 give negotiable notes. with per cent.
interest added and secured ~ deed Of p 5T,st
my13 Auctioneers.
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NoTIcE.-Among those buying SILK FABRICS
Of any description there are few who make their
purchases without looking over our stock, which
at present stands nriyalled and second to none as
to QUANTITY, QUALITY, VARIETY, and price. Ii
Is certain there Is no one but who from a stand
point OF economy and style ought at least to see it,
We repeat that we do not follow the - Misft" and
now well-knOwn term Of especial sale for One
Day Only" Our prices. though often astOnish-
ing. are the fruits Of special large purchases at
prices that are held alike TO al and at all times
until the goods are disposed of. We shall offer on
MONDAY special purchase Of ONE HUNDRED
AND TwBNTY-sEvEN PIECES Of SILK fabrics at
unprecedented prices. Also, many other special
bargains. See cur advertisement.
COHEN BROTHERS,
Corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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BY Grubbs & Apperson.
Real Estate Agents and Anctloneers.
No. s north Eleventh street,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF ONE
LOWER JAMES RIVER. CoNTAiNiNG rHiIs
TEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. JUST
BELOW DREWRY's BLUFF. IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, yA.-By virtue Of two deeds
OF trust irem James u. Jones aud wife, dated re-
spectiyely l4th October, 1850. aud 7th October.
DO by the benehclarles, We VIII sell. on the prem
ises, by auction, nj liz O'Clock NJ, ON
TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1853.
ltf fair: II not. the next fair day thercafterJ
that REALLY VERY VALUABLE FARM above
described, called "DREwRy's BLUFF,n froat-
Ing three miles on James river. one mile from
Drewry's Bluff station and post-oilice. on rs Rich
mond aud Petersburg railroad about eight miles
JAS. B. Jones, containing about 800 AGES az
which about $50 are river iow-gr0unds. about 800
acres OF second lowgrounds aud about 500 acres OF
nne rich upland, all In nne cultivation (about $50
acres well set In orchard-grass aud clover. ana
sbou, 300 acres In original forest-pine, oak.
hickory, and walnut. The land lies beautifully and
Is well drained. Can be divided into four farms
Of nearly equal sizethree fronting ON the river ana
The other on the Richmond and Peicrsbure tnrunise
The LARGE FRAMED DWELLING, Containing
Ten rooms. Is beautifully situated. surrounded by
large forest OF oak, hickory. &c: the very best
ws.er convenient, aud proycrbialiy healthy barns
Stables, granaries, haysheds, aud houses for ten
ants aud laborers amply sufficient We believe
tnefe Is no more valuable farm Ga the state OF it,
s s and tnoss wanting either for their own OF
ivr ihsestnen., would DO well % examine, attend
TIC sale, and buy. Good neiehbors, among them
some northern families. Convenient 10 churyhes.
schools. mills, &c. Young bearing orchard OF nne
sn,eues OF apples, apricot, pears, &C.; aud
TERMS Whilst the deeds require large cash
payment, consent OF parties IA Int rest smaller
psyment win be accepted; and liberal credits as
% the residue OF the purchasc-money for negotia-
nse notes, Interest al o per cent. seml-annuslly.
nounced ut the sale. "
ALExANDER DoNNAN,
GEORGES A. CUNNINGHAM,
Trustees under the nrst deed
BENJAMIN u. NAbti.
- =, fsGsfee under socond DECD.
dRv1eg . ArpBnsoN, AseslSsegr
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VIRGINIA News.

Colonel L. L. Montague died at his resi-
dence, Waltham, MiddleseX county, Va,
on Tuesday
The commencement exercises OF the
Montgomery Female College will take place
on June eth Judge Waller II. Staples will
deliver the commencement Grafton.
Friday evening, at Concord Depot, Cap
tain II. s. Eckles, freight conductor on
the eastern division OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad, had his right forearm
badly lacerated by being caught between
two cars while coupling them.
On "Wednesday last there arrived ut the
Valley depot, Staunton, two special Pull
man cars attached to the 5-o'clock mail
train. On board were fifteen or more Bal.
tiinore capitalists, among them John Gill
OF the firm of Gill g. Fisher; ex-Mayor f.
G. Latrobc; John A. Hambleton, In,
banker; Robert 0ber, G. p. Paine, Il. O.
Taylor, w. j. Montague, and Mr. Colds.
borough, who are on prospecting tou
over the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
A Fortress Monroe telegram saws 4: Ont
of the links between a past and present
generation has Just passed away In the per.
son OF old " Uncle Joe Gorlm," q coored
snan. Uncle Joe has been in the employ OF
ahe engineers department at thls post since
the year 1S1G-before the fort was COM
menced. lie was present and assisted at
the laying OF the cornerstone. and has lived
70 beelts completion. About the year 1850
Joe purchased his freedom from his master,
paying s2,250 for that privilege, for he was
a powerful man in his time, and at all
shines trustworthy. In 1860 Joe had by in
dustry and economy managed to save up
$1,000 more, with which be purchased the
freedom OF his wife. He knew all the pro-
M,inent engineer officers from General Ora
tiot and General Lee down to General De
knssey, who had charge Of the work MT the
breaking out Of the war, and was full of
"reminiscences Of the olden time. HIS ace
at the time he died was near ninety.
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A BROOKLYN girl, young and very pretty
has recovered verdict for $1,000 agatns
John and Lena Bogeuscheutz for alieginp
shat she ctrted wsth horse-car CONDUCTOR,
A fight has occurred between the forces
of the Amer Of Afghanistan and the SHIN.
ytarris, resulting In the defeat OF the latter.
NSth two hcAdred killed.
The youngest telsgraph-operator In the
word IL probably little girl ten years old.
Halle Hutchinson by name, who lives sn
Texas and has charge OF the telegraph Of.
fee Mt DE railway statios at which she re-
sides.
The One Hundredand Thirty-Grst Penn
sylyania Volunteers Association will make
an axcursion TO Fredericksburg, Va, and
the battle fields In that vicinity May 2Ist to
18th. The railroads have made liberal rates
for the excursionists.
The mysterious origin Of man has been
partially Disclosed by the Indianapolis citi- /
zen who found an infant Ia t1n-pail at the |
Top Of : tree. II II 70 be remembered there
9 nothing mysterious about Dr.. Bulps
qouxb Syrup; : iew doses viii cure your
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HusTINGs COUET.-The court was en-
gagged yesterday in the trial Of Mrs. Dora
Tops, charged with breaking and entering
the store OF w. Il. Smoot and stealing one
lot Of coffee, DC.
The robbery was committed in April,
and the police took the case in hand and
succeeded in finding the goods, correspond
ing exactly with the goods stolen from
Smoot, in the possession of Mrs. Tops.
who keeps a store on Seventeenth street
near the Chesapeake and Ohio shops.
The jury found the defendant guilty, and
her confinement in Jail was ascertained to
be fifteen days.
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LIE Lad Two BALLS IN HIS Sr0gAcH.-
ne pu. them there because II was the fashion
al his clearinghouse. They were Goldfish
Dalis. But the b0arders found that putting
700 many Goldfish balls In their stomachs pro.
duced dyspepsia, especially when washed
down with salt mackereI and tough steak.
Had they not found that Perry Dayis's Pain.
Killer cured dyspepsia, their boeTtling.
house fare would have killed them.
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IFor the Dlspatch.I
Contrast.

The sun was bright that summer morn,
IL turned 10 gold The yellow corn
That gently nodded In the hrcez.;
The willows lightly bent 10 greet
The broOklet sbarkliBg at their feet;
The birds sang kaily from the trees.
The flowers woke. and smiled 10 see
How fair this happy world would be;
And glory flooded AL the land.
We two walking hand in hand.
Dark clouds are hanging overhead.
Beneath, the grlinlcss stalks. all dead,
To earth by ruthless winds are crushed,
The willows bend with plaintlye sigh,
The sulcn stream gees moaning by,
The birds are into silence hushed.
The flowers. bud, and leaf, and bloom,
Are mould'ring IN their dusty tomb;
The world Is sadder than my heart,
We two walking far apart.
KITTY CLOVER,
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HENRIco CIRCUIT Court, YESTERDAY
The following business was disposed OF {:
Sheppard, guardian. as. Sheppard's execu-
tor, &c. Decree confirming action of
guardian in giving right OF way across
lands OF infant defendants for extension OF
Reservoir avenue
Hubbard and others as. Cannon and 9TH
ers. Application for extension OF Reser-
voir avenue. Note Of argument filed for
appellants aud continued for oral argument
till "Wednesday next, when the case will be
submitted
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BY W. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.


UCrION SALE OF LARGE AND
"A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING ON
NORTHWEST CORNER OF TWENTY-NINTH
AND n STREETS. WITH LARGE GROUNDS
ADJOINING SAME, AND NINE VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS ON EAST SIDE OF TWEEN
TY-EIGHTH. BETWEEN \ AND o STREETS.
BY request Of the owner, Mr. William +. lamil-
ton. who has just removed 10 Texas, we shall sell
by public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY NEXT. MAY 18TH,
at 81 o'clock =. VI I'm the order named above,
that LARGE, ATTRACTIVE. AND WELFARE
RANGED FRAME DWELLING at the northwest
corner of Twenty-ninth and y streets containing
about ten rooms, kltcnen. stable, wei of excel
lent wafer. &c, tie dwelling being delightfully."-
situated and The buildings in good repair The lot
has a front of about l35 feet on y street, and
depth Of about 40 feet on Twenty-ninth street,
and will be sold as whole or subdlyidcd as may
seem best at time of sale.
And Immediately thereafter NINE NALUA-
BILE BUILDING LOTS. about 81 by 1872 feet
each. on the east side Of Twcnty-eighth street be-
tween y and . streets, well located for the cree
ton of small dwellings, now so much In demand
by tenants.
The owner being determined to SELL bargains
may be expected. a plat of the property will be
exhibited az sale.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at sale.
". HI. LYME & CO.,
my 10 AuctiOnccrs.
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OH FrRENEN's REUNr0N.-The annual
refinion OF the Richmond Fire Associa-
ton will take place this year at sanger
Halle, next Wednesday, 10th instant, at q
O'Clock T.. NJ. This Association consists Of
the survivors OF the old volunteer tire de-
partment OF Richmond. Not many OF them
are left, but those who remain find plea
sure in coming together once year and
reviving the memories of the time when
they boldly encountered flame and smoke
10 serve their feliow-citizens. Major John
III. Claiborne is. we believe, president Of
the Association, and Mr.. Heman Il. Bald
win secretary
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. HOTEL PROPERTY IN KING WILLIAM
COUNTY.-As substituted trustee cnder tne aee 81
of p H. slaughter, Sr.. and wife, OF the ISL OF
January. 1860, The undersigned will sell At pubic
auction, at King William Courthouse on
MONDAY, MAY 20, 1883,
fcourt-day.) that VALUABLE PROPERTY OF
which said l.. H. slaughter, Sr., died seized known
as the COURTHOUSE PROPERTY: containing
4O4 ACRES, more or less, on which Is q HOTEL:
STORE-HOUSE. LARGE BRICK STABLE: and
other Improvements, which yield an annual rent
of s46O This property Is so we'll known as 10
dispense with any further description.
Terms. Cash enough TO pay the sum or -, ny.
the debt secured thereon, and the expenses OF SAFE
and OF executing the trust under said deed; the
balance in two equal instruments at one ana Two
wears Interest b. be paid annually from Gay OF sale
10 be secured by deed of trust upon The property
unless the personal representative Of the SAID T. H.
Slaughter sr., directs other terms as to the credt
instruments. .. l..
The property viii be sold an entirety or in
parcels, "a may be thought most advantageous on
The day of sale. ROGER GREGORY,
substituted Trustee.
ap Observation-Disclosures
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AUCTION sALEs-..MondayI::-
BY Williams & Bowe'
Real Estate Agents and Auc"opee'''
No. A north Eleventh street.

VrATJrARLE BUILDING LOTS On
Y WEsT MAIN STREET, AT THE sQu TIN
EAST CORNER OF NAN iNp nN np IEss.
~ :" 1870 FFET, IMMEDlATELY oPP TTiE SIS IS
rres or THE pool. --As trustees under two
deeds of trust, recorded February IA, 1877; anu
FcIruary ~, 1879. in Richmond !hancery court,
and NJ The request Of all interested, we VIII sei az
auction, upen the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY IA. 1883,
,t 4 o'clock r. NJ. those VERY DhSi ,s n9i,G
AND BEAUTIFULLI-LOCAT bOiLDiN0
LOTS rs above described. A.. ,.,o.,,s of tbie
rio etreet-cars run TO within two blocks OF tlis
property Main street graded CITY Ma esn p sas
sibiv Ie made I'm West-End lots which VIII y'eiu
so good profit as this. aud ,ncrease
< block of houses would pay wen ana ihcre'Se
IN value. ,,.roo ~ sIx twelve
anu q NJ. NJ GILLIAN,
ROBERT II. GILLIAN.
Trustees I'm Hrst deed;
III. G.. CANNON.
Trustee In second deed.
WILLIAMS 4 BOWIE, Auctioneers. app
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BY Grubbs & Apperson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. Snorth Eleventh street.

rT,RACT OF 100 40-100 ACRES OF GOOD
/ LAND ON THE WILLIAMSBURG AND
CENTRAL TUREPIKES. ABOUT ONE MILF
EAST OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTlON:-ln exc
cn;ion of n decree Of Henrico Circuit Court, en-
tered March &, 1851, in the suit OF Harrison U.s.
Harrison &c. the undersigned appointed spe-
cini commissioner therefor, will sell ut aucton'a t
HenricO county courthouse, on
MONDAY. MAY II, 1888,
at IL O'Clock NJ. the VALUABLE TkACI Dr
LAND above described. being part OF the Wa
verify tract. formerly owned by the late William
l.. Harrison. 1t has a handsome front, partly on
fhe williamsburg aud partly on the Central turn
nike and runs back 10 Amman's creek. Inc New
port News extension of the Chesapeake ana ONO
railway runs through the land. The quality OF inc
land Is good, and It's nearness 10 the city on go0d
roads makes It attractive 10 parties seeking hnds
for cultivation or investment
plat of the property can be seen at the othce
of The auctioneers. which will he sold Us wnolc
or divided. MS may be deemed best
THE TERMS; VIII be very liberal, and VIII be
'''''0 EDMUND WADDILL. JR.,
my9 special COMMISSIONER.
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POLICE CouRr.-The following

POLICE C0uRT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
William Chapman lcoloreD was fined So
for cursing, abusing, and threatening the
life OF John Robinson.
X. p. Mosby. drunk. Jailed for five days.
l.. s. La Pradc, drunk. Fined g.
w. H. Shields tcolored) was fined IS for
cursing and threatening TO XIII G. Barnum.
" lillian johnson (colored) was jailed for
fifteen days for stealing six knives from n.
Leonard
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH Essuhs rxp -.
tn, use of MEADE 4 BAKEH's sArosisk De- ,.rt,r
1nrcy, which viii speedily remove inc'p'e"' '"'
and scurf Price INV cents box
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MX00I1mk hEVUa aWYtss - haCH1F'fs
A week ago the Pennsylvania delegation
were In Richmond, and 10 show hcw they
appreciated the attention bestow ed upon
them the following letter Is publ shed from
Mr.. w. r. Thompson, y mer iber OF the
House OF Delegates from Allegheny
county, In Pennsylvania. lie writes to
Mr.. John Murphy, after s,yeakng Of the
hospita5le recesaion at Ere der,ci<sburg:
"My personal recollectlons go back to
RIchrnoud, although the kindly people OF
Fref.ericksbarg Slid ev everything In their
power 10 make 10 pleasant Tor us, and, not
wifhssaHdng the fact thai ] had the dis
ti,sxuasiyed honor OF being shown the az
ftrxnt 5jaaces OF interest eIy the Mayor OF
III city, vet ms most pleasant recotieetions
sre concentrated around my stay In fiuh-
roond. / not only fen in love wite your
scjgr. bat With the people. Their darge-
'hcarfedncss, Kind hospitality, Their
xhaking-off Of that accursed fosznality
tlYat ciings to certan portions OF the
North, irdelibly stamps them 1T the
best OF people. IN fact, to make o
hong story short, can truly say from my
heart that l never fell among strangers
who came so completely up to my standard
OF wlmt men ought to be as the men II
YVES my fortune To meet in your city, ana
think i merely speak the seatlments OF
every man with US on the trip when | say
dhst / will remember the occasion as one
oil Che brightest episodes In my LIES ex-
pcrience; and 10 you and the dear friends
that II was my fate to spend such pleasant
hours with can only say thai appreciate
your Kindness more than words can cx-
press, and only hope to be able TO recip-
rocate at some future time"
Mr.. Thompson and friends were cap
1wcd by Messrs. Woodson, Witt, Stration,
Cummins, Blankenship, and others. These
gentlemen were mentioned In the letter,
which was sent as the representative eX-
preston OF the delegation. Mr.. "A. *.
Woodson presented Mr.. Thompson win
his old First Virginia regiment medal,
which he won as the best shot OF the regl-
meut-
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which Side.

"Bcg PARTON, sir, but could-hic-you
tell me which is the opposite side OF the
street ?" "Why, that side, sir" point
ing across.) "Mosh oblish. l was sover
there JUS now, and asked mother gem'l'n
which was opps' side, an he said this
was v-EIChanqe.
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SYMs-AsNUAL BErNIoS OF d" "CoMPANY
AssocIATIoN.-The regular semi-annual re-
union of the veteran "F" Company As
ISOLATION will be held on James river on
Wednesday next The usual Joyous time
may be expected. Particulars are given
In q notice in another column.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
l113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN HENRICO COU "
TY-In execution of a decree of the Circuit
Court of Iienrco county, en- cred 20th June, 1857
in the suit OF Christie rs. kerrand ais, the Under
signed special commissioner thereby appointed,
will sell at auction, at Henrico COURTHOUSE on
MONDAY, TIE 14TH DAY or MAY.
(being IIenrico County Court-day.l the following
wit. an UNDIVIDED HALF
INTEREST IN AND TO THE FARM known rs
- ERIN SHADES in Ilcnrico. containing 1884
ACRES, and situated about eight miles from
Richmond, and on which John +. Jones now re-
sides also, the DOVER INTEREST Of Mrs. Eliza
Kerr I'm and 10 the other undivided one-nlf OF
said farm.
TERMS: One third cash, and the residue upon q
credit Of six and twelve months: title reserved
until all the purchase money be paid.
THOMAS y. PAGE.
Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., Auclioneers.
my 3
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Nv hfuDDs ~ Apptl r'n'
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers.
No. S north Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF FOUR VALUABLE SIDNEY LOTS. ON
GROVE AVENUE, &C., AND TWO LOTS on
CARTER NEAR CARY STREET. II HENRl-
virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit Court OF HenricO,
entered on the 4th day of April. 1883, in the suit
OF Sheppard, guardian. &C., rs. Needs. &c. We viii
sell, on The premises, in the order named, on
TUESDAY. MAY Is, 1853,
at 5 O'Clock =. NJ, the FOUR DESIRABLE SID
NEY ACRE LOTS Nos. 260, 26l, 262, and 263.
bounded by Grove. Elm. Strawberry, and Federal
streets. next west Of Mrs. FOx's.
Also, TWO HIGH, DRY, AND PRETTY LOTS
the east side of Carter near Harye street, each
81 9-l2 bv III feet 90 a l4-fOOt alley.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance az six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and title retained.
10. LANE STERN.
ROBERT STILES,
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by Chewing & Rose
Real Estate AuctiOneers and Brokers,
No. b north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF n
i COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING on
AN ALLEY BETWEEN FOUSIlEE AND
ADAMS AND BYRD AND CANAL STREETS
I;y virtue Of 4 deed of trust from Joseph Stovall.
hearing date OF December 6, 1882, and recorded
I'm the clerks office Richmond t'hanccry Court, In
ID. 49,. 1872 b., page 400. we will sell by auction,
upon the premises, on D.,
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1888,
nj O'Clock T. NJ, the PROPERTY therein de-
scribec fronting 25 feet the south side of said
alley by q depth Of 671. feet, on which Is BRICK
DWELLING aud other Improvements.
TERMS: Cash as To so much as will be necessary
to defray the expenses of sale and pay of note of
5000, due March 9th, with Interest thereon. aud
a note Of S5l.5O. due June q, 1888. and upon the
following credits: S52.25, due 9th April. 1883;
s53. due 9th December, 1888; 1870, due 9th
March, 1884 and balance. IL any, as may be an
nounced &c sale. deferred payments TO be secured
by deed OF trust upon the property.
A. J. CHEWING,
EDWARD :. ROSE,
myl3 Trustees.
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In the absence q suitable materials, or the time
to prepare IL, people often 30 without dressing
for salad. Buy DURKEE's, aud on will never
troabIe your. ELF 10 make another
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"THr BEsrIs THE CHEAPEST is an Old and
true maxim. The cELLuLosp EYK-GLAssEs are
The best for tioss who need artificial aid for the
eye4.
y 4 Ale ~ ~ leading Jewellers ard opticiaDs.