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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10
sTAUNTON.
A Very Pleasant Anstr-HoBors TO
an Aged Couple.

tcorrespondsnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
JuSE 8, 1883.
A ysr- pleasant social affair came of night
before last at the residence OF Mr.. Charles
Y. Haines. IN this city. Mr.. aud Mrs.
George A. Armentrout, the aged parents Of
Mrs. Haines, reside at the home OF the latter.
II was the fitieth anniversary OF the mar
rage Of the venerable couple. Preceded
by the SLonewall Brigade Band a
number Of friends visited them that
evening. There were two short, neat
addresses First, Rev. Or. Gardner, pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
returned the thanks OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Armentrout for the visit made them |;
after which the company were invited WIN
in. Much 10 Ar. Arnentr0uts surprise tue
ceremonies were not over, for Dir. w. W.
Gibbs, after q briei address, presented TO
him purse filed with gold com. A festive
board was spread and with genuine hospi>
talitv extended by Mr. and Mrs. Halnes (;
and then, after music and much social en-
ioyment, the company babe the aged ones
"Good night" and retired to their homes.
In the membership of the band Mr.. Ar
mentrout has a son, a son-in-law, and Two
crandsons, The tive first named were men,
bers during the war and served with thai
historic organization In the field.
Mr. John D. Hemp, a farmer whose home
e near ArbOr Hill, In Augusta county, was
accidentally killed on the 9TH instant. lie
was ploughing corn; the horse ran away
with the pillow, which struck Mr.. Hemp IN
the side, and from the effects OF the blow he
died shortly aiterward.
The special sent the Dispatch last night
told bow the campaign has been opened
here, The Democratic County Committee
meet to-day TO commence the work OF the
canvass. The young men have taken bold
with great earBestness and will form clubs
~ their own age. CAXTOS.
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Hamilton Notes.
scorespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPTON, Va, June ., 1888.

sC,orrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPTON, Va, june ., 1888.
Miss Ethel Nelly, one OF Nonolk's fairest
daughters, and who a few weeks ago capti-
waited Hampton audience by her splendid
singing, visited Mrs. II. w. Booker this
week.
Colonel Tabb has returned from western
trip. .,
Mr.. S. r. DonohOe OF the BdirJd1 Herald,
il expected here in a short time.
Colonel John Il. Cary, OF Richmond, was
IN town on wednesday.
Cadet Howard Saunders, who carried of
the medal for proficiency in drill at the SUI
folk Miliisry Institute, is the son OF hr.
John w. Saunders, an old Confederate Vele-
ran OF this town.
A horse owned by Mr.. p. NJ. Booker ran
away few days ago and dropped dead soon
after stopping.
The Z" boat club" held meeting on Tues
day and elected the following officers; Presi-
dent, W. V. Wood; Secretary and Trea-
surer, segar whitney; Captain, w. +. Law
son. Arrangements are being made for q
race 20 take place In short time.
The Hampton Literary Society" VIII
have a Carnival Of Authors" 10 few
weeks. PAUL.
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LYscm,suna.
The Tobaeeo-Enserprises--Poiffseai.
ncue,pondsnco Of tho Richmond Dispaich.I

The Tobaeco-Enferpri ses-PohtseA'
rorre,pondsncc Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE 0, 1883.
All reports from adjacent counties concur
In STATING that tobacco plants are abundant,
and that an unusually large crop viii be made.
THE Iarre receipts expected for this week
have mot been forthcoming, the reasons given
being that the planters are too busy TO come
10 market and are waiting for an advance In
prIce.. The truth Is that all grades worth
handling bring their full value.
THE removal OF all the employees OF the
Norfolk and Western railroad from this city
to Crewe, Roanoke. and BluefeId has been
practically accomplished, and we will have
ouly bIacksmith-shop to represent the large
works formerly located here. The company
agents say the change was necessitated by
tne absence OF sufficient room here Ia which
TO handle their trains.
While there il no epidemic disease In
Lyuchburg the number OF recent deaths mas
been appalling. The rector oil 81 fAurs
Episcopal church yesterday conducted tae
funerals OF the late Mrs. j. William Murrell,
n very prominent lady, and OF MISS AGA
Dirom, new resident and accomplished
young lady.
Melted a well-arranged school-house on
CLAW street for the use OF the school OF the
Holy Cross.
Experts are looking out for site for the
proposed cotton-mill, aud viii doubtless
reach conclusion In few days.
A paper.mil will be built at Big Island,
nineteen miles above the. city, rs an adjunct
to the wood.pulp mill, now ready for opera
ton.
A special term OF the Circuit Court Judge
Horsey presiding. has been set for the goth.
Work is progressing rapidly on the plant
for the incandescent electric light on the
canal and 1t will soon be completed.
Judge Latham, whose term OF the Corpora
lion Court has been delayed by the serious
condition OF his ewes, presided In that court
to-day, having partially recovered from the
trouble.
A COW In Campbell county returned TO the
usual milking-place day or two ago with
swarm of bees on her back. She was by no
means frightened and waited patiently until
they selected another location.
The action OF the St. Louis Convention
meets with the cordial approval OF all Demo-
Gratis here.
Rev. DR.. Jaeger Is making an effort Ia
establish colored orphan asylum adjacent
10 the city without flattering prospects oil
success. II Is estimated that the institution
will expend 100000 per aDnum In the city
b.
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BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate AuctlOneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF INVALUABLE
4 TRACT OF LAND, CONTAINING FIFTY
ACRES, N HENRlCO COUNTY, VA. NEAR TO
AND EAST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-in
execution Of deed OF trust from X. Ii. Gilmer
10 the subscriber. bearing date May %, 1888, ana
recorded In HenricO County Court Deed Book
Nc. III, page 4i5 being required so 70 do by the
holders OF the notes thereby securen. Will sell
by auction at tho office Of the auctioneer, No.
north Eleventh street, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL, 1883,
AT O'Clock F. NJ, the LAND above referred 70,
lying about two miles east OF the city and bound
Ell on tho north by Almonds creek, on the east.
by land now or formerly owned by X. A. Roper,
on the south by roat thirty feet wide, and on
the vest by tho lands Of Franklin Stearns and ).
!. Peasants
This land is we'll adapted 10 the growth OF tho
usual crops Of this section. and Is believed TO DO
especially suited 10 the growth Of grapes.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pa' expenses OF sale
and note for sll50S aud note for fl0S ~, vita
interest on each from 10Th May, 1888 ana balance
on such terms as the grantor, or, In default Of
his doing 80, AS the trustee may name on Day OF
sale. y. ". bOWh,
1e7 Trustee.
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A law Meuna. q For.
lcOnespondsnce Of the Richmond Dispstco.l

Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispstcbl
PurNEY's, VA. June l. 1885.
Mr. VILLA Cary, a wellkuown citizen
of Prince Edward county, Vs., heard noise
among his turkeys short time after dark,
attended by tue barking OF his dog, and on
going 10 learn the cause OF the disturbance
found that fox bad made an attack on the
TURKEYS. A COW which had been left In the
ward with her young cali had come 10 the
rescue Of the turkeys and so wounded The
fox that Mr.. Cary caught II In his bands.
He received a slight wound on his finger,
hut carried the fox into the house and killed
Il with piece Of lishtwood from the hearth.
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Mote. from Our Correspondents.

ROANOKE. June 6.--The Musical Festival
by the Beethoven Choral Society was great
success. The Decker Grand Pianos pur.
chased OF Hume, Minor & CO, were used,
and received praise from every one.
STAUNToN. June 6.-The Augusta FemoA
Seminary (Miss BaldwIn's) IS The largest
school in Virginia. They are delighted With
the two Chickering Grand Pianos Just sent
UP by Hume, Minor 81 Co., OF Richmond.
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CITY TAXES.
CITY COLLECTIONS oFFIcs,(
RICHMOND. May 81, 1888.

CITY COLLECTIONS oFFIcB,C
RICHMOND. May 81, 1888.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
Il daily, between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ.
and O'Clock p. NJ, from the 7TH TO TIE BOTH
DAY OF JUNE, INCLUSIVE, for the purpose OF
receiving from any person charged with CITY
TAXES the whole or one half Of the amount Of
tax charged.
Five per cent viii be added TO the amount OF
tax charged in every case where the party as
sessed shall fail TO pay the whole or one half
within tho time so limited Real estate agents
and others having number Of bills 10 pay will
please send lists, so that their bi6 may DO
gotten together Where property Is held in
trust 1t is necessary to give tho name OF the trus-
tee.
Any person desiring TO pay taxes after Juno
LIST may do 50 during the usual business hours
JAMES ID. CRAIG,
10 linn City Collector.
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BY Frank d. HIN & Co,
hfal Estate AuctlOneerA

beautiful AND VALUABLE
ID BUILDING LOTS AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF LITTLEPAGE AND BAkER
STREETS AND AT THBSORrHWEST CORNER
OF BALDWIN AND JAMES STREETS. ONE
SQUARE BEYOND CORPORATION LINE AND
JUST ABOVE CHSSAPEAKE AND OHIO SHOPS,
AT AUC1ION.-On
TUESDAY, JUNE i2, 1888,
on the premises at o'clock =. NJ, we Will sell Tor
the owner. a nonresident about FIFTEEN LOTS,
located as above, each with 80 feet front and run
ming back good depth. according TO plat at our
Office. some of these Lots are beautiful, and
great bargains can be had, as they are IN the
county, not taxed high. and will have 70 be sold.
Now is your time TO purchase cheap lots with a
great future.
Terms: ono fourth cash; balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen months.
FRANK d. HILL & CO..
te5 AuctioEeera
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MONDAY. JUNsllTH,

at 1 o'clock Chat being couIt-dayl the above
PROPERTY. The farm contains about 200
acres i'm proyemen,s In fair condition, and the
land good, aud is well watored.
Terms: Cash as 20 cost and expenses of sale
and suficiency to pay on note OF sIS3, with inte-
rest from toe 2ist day Of September, 1874 also.
bond for f5s950 with interest from Dece nbsr 20,
1883, and note for $500. with interest from May
10, 1885. Balance announced sale. More req
sonsble terms may DO made 10 cover the cash
payments, Ii. N. SMITH, JR.,
81 Trustee.
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ByB.M II. Quarles,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Broker.
No. 1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CLAN
L DORA,n IN CAROLINE COUNTY, VA. A
FARM OFABOUr 200 ACRES, THREE MILES
FROM HEWLErT'S STATION, ON TIE CHEs-
APRAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. AT PUBLIC
AUCrION-In execution Of q certain deed OF
trust bearing date August l5 1884. 70 tho under
signed as trustee. aud duly recorded in the
clerks Office. Caroline county, Va, being re-
ouired 30 70 DO by tho holder Of nOte thereby
secured, default having been made In the pay
ment Of the came, Twin ofor for sale at Caroline
t.rftr
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TIE CORNER- STONE.

A few days ago an informal laying OF the
cornerstone was witnessed by the few
friends who had assembled to assist the Ma
sons in building the huge granite block.
Dr. Smith labored with his own hands
with the rest in this task and when all was
ready, reverenty raising his hands soied by
the contact with the mortar, said in an i'm
pressive manner TO the uncovered workmen
and friends in the silence broken only by the
waling Of the winds in the tree-tops:
81 lay this cornerstone TO the memory
OF one OF the bestand purest men that have
known-one OF my best and dearest friends.
ole was great, and had many qualities Of
the soldier and the general, but was great
est because be was good and feared God and
His commandments"
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By n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OLA
NICE LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF TWENTY
FIFTH STREET
BETWEEN N AND STREETS
BY AUCTION.

By virtue OF the hereinafter mentioned decree
will soil by auction, on the promises, on
MONDAY, JUNE II, 1873,
at AZ o'clock r. NJ, the excellent LOT above re-
ferred e.. fronting 80 feet and running back 10
feet 10 an alley IA feet vide.
This LOT Is on the Electric Line and In an i'm
proving locality. and this Offering presents an
opportunity 10 secure good lot that Will be sure
70 grow in value and attractlyeness.
TERMS: Oue fourth cash, and tho residue az
six, twelve, and eighteen mouths for notes, with
interes t added, and tltle retained.
GEORGE p HAW,
Special Commissioner.
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The Rluexra.s country.

John II. Jones, Tutlle. KY, writes' l
have been sellIsg medicine for seventeen
years, ! pronounce DIR. Bigsers's Hnckle'
berry Cordial the best ever sold. II glvss
10y to every mother,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or GHg COUNTY or HEN
RICO-BRADIKY, WHO SUES, VS.. McALLlsfEks
ADMINISTRATION AND AIS.
|. Samuel p Waddlli. deputy clerk OF the said
court do certify that the bond required OF Spe-
cial-Commissoner Conway X. Sands by decree
entered Ia the aforementioned cause on the
3lst day OF March, 1888, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of June,
1883 SAMUEL p. WADDILL4
feG
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A WORCESTERSHIRE RESI-
"A DENCE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
BY Chewing 4 Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auc.iOneers. ani Brckers,
No. north Tenth street.

BY request Of the owner q nonresident Ne
will sell, upon the premisoa, On
WEDNESDAY, june n. lSss
AZ g O'Clock 2. NJ, that very desirable and con-
vonienty located RESIDENCE 40. Gil north
Ninth street. The los has = front q ~ by 10
feet TO an alley. The residence contains nlne
rooms with tho usual conyenicrceA There Is
also large brick stable upon tho promises.
The substantial manner IN which This resi-
dence was constructed. together Win - near
ness to tho business portion Of tho city. offers YOU
the greatest inducements 70 come, purchase, aud
dwell therein.
TERMS: AT sale CHEWNING 2 ROSE.
te - ANrunnerfs.
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At the request OF tho owner, who Il in dead
earnest in his purpose 10 sell, | Will offer for
sale on
TUESDAY, JUNE u, 1893,
ut $50 O'Clock p. NJ, the LARGE and COM
PORTABLE FRAME DWELLING Of Mr. Samuel
C. Greenhow, with the ATTRACTIVE LOT on
which II stands. fronting SO feet on the west side
Of Tenth street between Marshall and Clay
streets. with depth Of $50 feet
The house has about ten rooms. with hot ana
cold water, gas. &c. and al Incompatible hall,
all well lighted aud yentllated, and a nrst-raie
storage cellar. There Is al outside kitchon with
four rooms.
The property IN its present shape Is Desirable
a. n residence on account Of It's nearnsss % tho
heart OF the city, Its excellence OF neighborhood.
and It's attractive grounds or as site Tor four or
i've tenements that would surely rent VOL IL has
hardly a superior.
TEREs: WI DO unusually liberal
y. w. BOWIE,
tea AuctiOncer.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.
NOW Is THE TINE TO PURCHASE
CHEAP HoaE-srrEs,
AND THE OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED BY
CHEWING d ROSE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. AUCTIONEERs, AND
BROKERS.
No. S NORTH TENTH STREET,
OF FIFTEEN BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE
EXTENSIVE WORKS OF THE
TANNER Il DELANEY ENGINE COMPANY.
By request Of the owner we will sell BY auction,
upon the premises, on
FRIDAY THE 18TH DAT OF JUNE. 1883
at O'Clock p. NJ, FIFTEEN BUILDING LOTS
fronting upon Seventeenth street extended,
Wood street on the north, Chesapeake and Ohio
railway on the west and Potter street on the south
Ten Of the lots have front Of S)xl30 feet 70 an
alley l2 feet wide. Tho remaining lots have ir-
regular fronts and depths. plat will be shown
at time Of sale. This sale should attract the at
tent N and attendance OF those In quest OF cheap
building sites beautifully located and convent
eDt to the business sections OF the city. The new
railway line runs within a few squares OF this
property.
TsRMs: Long time with small cash payment;
the balance at per cent interest, secured in the
usual way. CHkWNING ROSE,
fog Auclioneers.
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SMITH AND WIFI, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST HOGAN
AND OTHERS, DEFESDAsTs-lN TIKI CHANCERH
COURT OF THE CITY or RICHNOSD.
l. BENJAMIN H. Berry. clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF the special com
missioner by the decree in said cause OF May ~,
1888, has been duly given.
GIVEN under my hand this Cd day OF June, 1888.
je3 BENJAMIN Il. bthhl.
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ByN. w. BOwe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
A HANDSOME GROVE-AVENUE
"A LOT,
ONE OF TIE BEST IN THAT RAPIDLY M
PROVING SECTION,
All AUCTION.

will cell by auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE Il. 1888.
at 6k O'Clock p. NJ, an extra-haudsome LOT on
the north side Of Grove avenue between Morris
aud Haryie streets, fronting S0IlSO feet to an
alley 10 feet wide
If You desire lot 20 build on, remember you
have here payemenis. culverts, gas, ana wafer ;
I'm fact all the accessories Of frstelass city lot,
which u so favored in respect TO location, &c, as
20 insure steady Increase In value.
Terms: At sale. ". W. BOWIE,
1e9 Auctloneof.
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uAMMocKsl HAMMooKsl

our Soc WHITE COTTON TwiSE RAM
MocKs are the largest and strongest for tho
price to be had. We are also making FANCY
HAMMocKs At 75c and 81
The trade supplied NJ close prices
l. LIcaTENsrRfvs SONS.
corner seyeatsenth sad Franklin streets.
myM Richmond Va
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THE INSCRIPTION.

A large block six feet IN length surmounts
the base or corner. stone. Ga one side OF
this block the name JACKSON IA cut IN
large letters. This faces the Plank road, and
on this rests the inscnptlon.stOne, on the
four sides Of which, respectively, are neatly
cut the following:
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VIRGINIA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or TBs
CITY OF RICHMOND:
hereby certify that Charles U. Williams,
who was appointed special commissioner by
decree Of the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond
IN q cause pending I'm said court styled Isaac
Davenport Jr., and ala, U.s. Julian +. Green and
ale, has executed bond in the penalty OF S5,OOO
with ". W. Bowe as security.
1898. ALFRED SHIELD,
nv 527 293fStd Clerk
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BY George s. ysshon . 500. :
Real Estate Agea. aud kuctioneerS
No north Teeth street.
TRUSTEES SALE
L or
A VALUABLE DWELLING AND LOT
MARSHALL STREET.
BETWEEN
GRAHAM AND HANCOCK SrREErS

By virtue % two deeds OF trust oas Il
which was executed By Mary =. kliloff 90 tee
s6ih day OF February. 1855. " benizmia H. Nash.
and the other oy Sha.lss 4: Elliott aad wife.
Mary T. Ellloi, Douglas klliot;. William l.
EIhots and & l. g.lie;t. 10 0eors- = Sashon on
the SIN aay OF June. 1857, weich said deeds we're
duly recorded Ia ne slsrks o11ce Of The Chan
Gerry Court Of Rfrhmsad city, W. shs under
signcd. - trustee In sAld dssdA vii sell on the
pfemises> 81 public a2csioa on
THURSDAY, Juxs ~ iSN
al O'Clock, that VALUABLE HoUsx AND LOT m
The city OF hichmona. % TIE south line q MAJ
shall sreet bssxsse Graham and Haaccck slroseA
fronting % feet on harxhsh street, end runnihS
back i<3 fpet 70 "a alley q tees vida he duelE
Ing On cad lot e Substantially batls end nedsrn
style.
sep0 iscsu ne Hsa = tshFaAzy, l&A apd Interest
On S255 fren w. "a q yuSps ~, ant shs cosl
ana expenses of NE sale aid NJ oxsc0{on Of
We srust created ~ eei1 de>1A Wh1oh said sans
: :, } ! y u! q! " {.
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"OS THIS sPoT FELL MoETlLLY WOUNDED
"1HOMAs j. JACKSON.

2
MAY .. 1865"
"THERK rs JACKSON STANDING LIKE sr0ss
WALL. n-Bee al Manassas.
"COULD | HAYE DIRECTED EVENTS | SHOULD
HAVE CHOSEN FOR THE GOOD or THR COUNTRY TO
HAVE BEEN Disabled IN YOUR STEAD. | CON-
eRATULAIE YOU ON THE VICTORY WHICH Is DUB
TO YOUR SKILL AND ENERGY. n-R. Z. Lee, Generdi.
"LKT US PASS OVER THE RIVER AND REST
MEATH THE SHADE OF THB TREESs"-Hts last
goTdS.
The monument forms shaft or pillar
above the inscription block which is sur
mounted by capStone, The entire structure
is fourteen feet above the platform. An es-
cal pmentten feet wide will be neatly soddeo
and the whole inclosed by an iron fence.
ELI,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ THE LARGE TRACT OF LAND
Known As
"sHoRT PUMP
SITUATED IN HBNRICo COUNTY ABOUT
TWELVE MILES WEST or RICHMOND,
AND
CONTAINING ASK ACRES;
AM0IETY IN ANOTHER TRACT OF AN ACRES
ABOUT TWO MILES SOUTH OF THE
FIRST-YAMED TRACT,
BY AUCTION
By virtue Of adecree Of ths Circuit Court OF the
city Of Richmond. entered 23d November, 1887, in
the suit Of Isaac Davenport Jr, and ala. vs.. Julia
y. Green and dis, I will sell by auction, az Hen
rico County COURTHOUSE, on
MONDAY, JUNE II, issS
AT IA O'CLOCK N.
that being court-dsyJ tho TRACT OF s3ix
ACRES OF LAND above referred to, lying on the
Deep-Bun turnpike about twelve milos from
Richmond, and having on i q large Dwelling
aud some out-bulldngA This land Ia partly
cleared and partly in woods, and 10 too well
known 70 require further description
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
I will sell ONE MOIETY OF A TRACT OF ~
ACRES, about two miles south Of tho land above
described, and being part Of the old AcGruder
tract
1t is probable that the larger tract win be sub
divided into three parcels. For particulars call
on or address tho sucti3neer.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash: balance NJ ak and
twelve months, for notes with interest added, and
title retained. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
Special Commissioner.
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By George w. Mayo, Aucuoneer,
Ono. Z. Laughton, Jr., SalesmsnJ
No. q Ninth street

q ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
w HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MATTRESSES,
CHAMBER SUITS, &C., AT AUCfION.-on
MONDAY THE IlTH INSTANT,
al ioX O'Clock, will sell ct my auction-house
very good assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FUhNl-
TURE, including In part
WALNUT PAhLOk SUIT. In raw silk
WALNUT aud ROSEWOOD HAT RACKS
WALNUT and OAK RXTESslON-TABLES,
OAK and other CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDS and BUREAUS;
DOUBLE and SINGLE BEDSTEADS, with
Springs and Mattresses;
LOUSGEs. REFRIGkkATORS.
2EXCELLENT MARBLE-T0P COTTAGE CHI AM
Der SUITS,
A consignment Of GOOD cITY-MADE CIGARS;
LAUNDRY SOAP In small boxes, Of best make,
70 be sold In single box lots, for family use;
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES generally.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
ia 10 Auctioneer
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by X. n. Chain & Co,
Real Estate Auctiorccrs.
No. 1 north Tenth street.
A T THE REQUEST OF THE OWN
N RR We VIII sell by public auction, on the
premises, on

WEDNESDAY. JUSE ~. 1879.
commencing at $50 p. NJ. FO-k hEAUIiENL
LOTS Ia Fulton, fronting on Second AMI
Third streets between Denny and Louisiana
streets This part q Richmond Ia making rapid
progress in manufactures. The hichniond e.
dar-works. Virginia and North Carolina Hue
and Spoke-factory. and toe Bag-factofy. noN
in this vicinity, employing largo number OF
hands, Will insure 4 good rental for sinsil houses
built on these lots. Capitalists aud parties seek
ing cheap houses. don't fail 20 attend
Immediately after the above VIII oIer TWO
NICE LOTS on Orleans near tho corner OF tui-
ton street
TERMS: One third cash; balance IN ST.
twelve. and eighteen months, with per cent
interest X Is. CuAltlN Y ",
tes AuctiOneerA