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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-03
BYE. B. Cook. Auctloneer,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

By B. Cook. Auctloneer,
Corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
TLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNIe
H. TURE, CARRIAGE, n ORSE, HOGS, AND
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, AT AUCTiOa.-un
TUESDAY the Sd OF September, commencing at 10
O'Clock, will sell a: the residence o. sev. w IL
road all Of his HOUSEHOLD FORhlTuRE. EN-.
Ora'' %Sa IN PGGtTf SOFAS,
MARStETOP TABLES
2LARdE PARLnR CHAIRS,
DAMASK and LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES, &c. 1870,
In lhe chambers are complete sets Of POSE
WOOD and w a II FQRNlTuEE OF excel
lent quality and late, stylo, together with other
chamber furnitnrr in great variety.
OAK COTTAGE SET complete
The dinirg room Is completely furnished with
EXTENSION TABLE,
SIpB and other TABLES,
OAK CHAIES,
together with the usual variety OF
CHINA, GLASS. ana CROCkRRYWARE.
FLOOR 0ILGLOTH, nearly new.
An assortment OF kitchen utensils, embracing
very good COOKING STOVE.
Also variety Of DAIRY WARE.
=. And md an elegant oNE-EoRsE CARRIAGE and
HARM
CART and HARNESS,
l2HkAD OF HOGS, of superior brsed
An assortment Of FASmIAG Utensils.
seldom such furniture lie offered at pablo sale, the
whole being Of the best quality, and In excellent
condition. L. b. COON,
au 80 AucuoneGr.
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By Lee & Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesrs,
No. 1914 Cary street.

900 ACRES OF HIGHLY PRODUC-
GSU TIVE FARMING AND TIMBER LAID.
IN THE COUNTY or FLUvaNNA, ON "BIG
BIRD" CREEK, FIVE MILES FROM COLUMBIA,
AND FOUR MILES FROM THs RIVANNA CA.
NAL AND SIXTY MILES From RICHMOND,
FOR SALE PRIVATELY We are authorized by
the owner, Mr.. John G. Hughes, 10 sell the tract
OF land described above, conta ming 230 acres, Of
which 100 are open and highly improved, as the
growing crops will attest, and Is W. II Set in clover
and timothy; the remalnder-seventy acres-very
from which enough barrel slaves might bs pro-
cured 10 pay the price asked for the property.
The improvements consist OF g two-a tory frame
dwelling. in most excellent repair, containing
five large rooms with passage ten feet wide, TWO
porchen frame kitchen quar,ers, two barns, sta
bic new Tor ten horses, carriage house, Ice
house, &C., ell In good order and he entire pro-
perty enclosed with substantial oak fence
The neiy borhood is the very best and conve-
rient to churches, mills, SO.
The fields are well watered and divided into
four.
A large young orchard OF select fruit Is on the
The above property will be sold low and upon
accommodating terms-say one-fourth cash re-
eidue at six, Dine, and twelve months, or will
be exchanged for city property at fair valuation
II not disposed OF privately, Of which due notice
will be given, 1t will be sold at public auction on
the premises, on TUESDAY, 10th Of September
next, at l2 o'clock NJ.
Parties leaving hichnond by packet boat on
Monday reach Columbia at O'clock A. II. the
day OF sale in time to attend.
LEE B GODDIN, Aucaoneers and nd 0f
Real Estate Agents No 1914 Cary street,
au 23-2rawtSspta then dtds hichnond g.
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gyI.N. Cooke, Auctioneer,
earoptb street betTsen Broad and Marshall.

rxECUToRs' AND COMMISSION.
OF V FEHL XHI9 aacFfo SAass
erecmtors Of Ann r Trent deceased, and At the
seoGest OF DR.. William R. Trent, and +. Trent.
GS"nrt Of The CITY of Richmond 10 the case OF War
Wick,s Committee Us Moncqrs ct ais, the sub
seribers will proceed to sell at p49s aue. bar
igih at O'clock, the valuable estate in dooSh-
land county known as Little Dover" This
pace lies on the James aivsr ana ndh4T Tha
Tr5nt, deceased contains sic acres, 90 Of which is
9os OF very Superior highland, and, like tn
fairgrounds, particularly adapted to the growth
of wheat corn, and tobacco 40 acres IN oriSi ,i
Contains i4o acres, 90 Of which are river low,
grounds; 267 acres OF hi. bland, and is acres OF
heavy oak timber. The quailty OF THIS iand 10 q
every respect equal to that OF the upper part OF the
The buildings consist OF dwelling house con-
taininp two good rooms The barns and stables
ara ample. There are two large ics- houses ana
Recommendations for large number OF laborers.
The orchards ar garden contain q lal8e anu
This proDerty offers rare inducements to persons
wishing to purchase large estate, TOT tn e
purchaser of one portion the refusal OF the other
will be given The place has always been re-
garded az very healthy, and the society IN the
nstyhborhoot pre- eminsntly refined aud cult.
yat"d. -,
The stock and farming implements will he sold
AT tn q same time for cash. Full possession Will be
given on the list day of January next, and every
facility Afforded the purchaser to seed crop OF
wheat this fall. ., o,o
TERMS OF SALE: For the lower portion, 900
cash balance at two, three and four years for
the upper portion, IS, 900 cash; balance at two.
three and four years Deferred payments on
roth places to be secured by bonds bearing inse,
rest from the day OF sale and secured oy deed OF
trust upon the land. ,,
PETERFIBLD TRBNT,
Executors OF A. r. front.
PgTRRFIELD TRENT, Special Commissioner.
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TN COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF

Il RICHMOND, Augustl2, 1867, II was
raj places for holding elections for members OF tho
General Assembly on the 10th day OF september
next to tak e., the sense OF the quataed voters Of
the city Of Richmond shall subscribe for and on
behalf OF the city the sum OF 600 70 the capt.
til stock OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, the said subscription to be subject 10
the following conditions:
That the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany shall immed ate ly pledge itselfto commence
the short-l line railroad from Richmond to Char
lottssvllle as soon rs the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad shall be completed and put in operat, on
10 the head Of steamboat n4viX aiion on the Ka-
nawha river, and continue the same to completion
without unreasonable delay that the bonds OF
scr pion ut discount Of not over ten per centum !;
and that said subscription shall not be binding
until other responsible parties shall have sub,
scrl6ed the sum Of three millions OF dollars 10 the
stock OF the said company.
August II, 1857.
l. Resolued That the following persons be and
are hereby appointed commissioners and con-
ductors to supeintend the election ordered by the
Council, to bs held on the 10th OF September ext
as to whether the Council shall subscribe for and
OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Company,
the said commissioners TO conform In all res cts
to the provisions OF the existing laws applicable
For Jefferson Ward, at Old Market HalI.-Messrs.
William J. farbrough, r. Il. Boyle, John A
MLaey, ana n1a Joseph Brummel. commissioners, and
For Madison Ward. at the City Hall.-Messrs.
Gustsvus a. Myers, James II. Grant, r. r Howl.
son, Johs 7; sublett and A. P. Fox, commission.
ers, ana &. b. Ghalkley conductor:
Broad street,-Me,srs. N. c. Lipseomb, Fslix
Matthew'S A. 7. Brander, Martin Smith, and D. N.
conductor "
= RESOLVED, That the qualified voters OF the
district embraced within the limits OF the city. AZ
February. 1857 to extend the imita OF the ely OF
Richmond: be and are hereby auth or xed, in tn
aosencs OF other pros sons on the subject, to vote
city that may be most conYenient 70 them.
A. w. MORTON,
au 29-ltw &2,awtde Clerk Council.
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By Harrison, Goddin &Appersons luctioneers and
Real Bstate Agents.

VERY EXCELLENT RESIDENCE
ON CHURCH bill, AND VACANT LOT
TWEHTY.FIFrH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION. Will be sold at auction, on the premises
on THURSDAY the 5th Of September, 1897, at ALI,
mast & O'clock p. ~, the excellent FRAMED
TySgMEHT located a. abovs, now In the occu-
pancy Of Mr.. William H. suth erland. II contains
xix rooms besides excellent kitchen, and large
brick stable and carriage house.
After which, will be ,old that beautiful LOT
adjoining on the south, fronting SCI feet, running
fruittrees, grape vines, &C.. and is amongst the
handsomsst lots on Church Hill ls contiguity to
Leigh street Baptist church adds additional value
Possession given in q few days, or the present
occupant will rent the dwelling at $40 per month
TERas One half cash !; balance at four, eight
and twelve months for negotia able notes, Interest
added secured by Il trust deed.
HARRISON, G0DDlN APPERsON,
on % Auctionsers.
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BY Harrison, Goddin s. Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" HOUSE AND LOT AT TIN NORTHEAST
STREETS. liz THE COUNTY OF HENRIC0;-
Pusuant to the provisions OF decree OF the
Comfy Court OF Benrico county pronounced on
the 4th day OF February, 1857 in the case OF RsI
Us Rex, / shall. AZ special commissioners, proceed
to cell on SATURDAY the 7th day OF September
1857. at half-past 1 o'clock r. r., upen the pre-
misses, the HOUSE and LOT at the northeast inter-
section OF and Twenty seventh streets, now In
the occupancy OF Mrs Anna 4. Rex, fronting on
the east line Of Tweny-sevsnth street lis feet and
ruoning back along the north line OF street l4o
feet bling part Of Square No. % In a, Re s,tH :.
Richmond. 1t will be divided into lots 10 suit
purchasers.
Terms: Onethird cash; balance at three and
tained until all the purchase money IL paid. The
taxes and insurance for the present year 10 pc PAID
no no nnrcbassr JOHNSON n. SANDS,
- o. Special Com missioner.
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gy James N. Taylor j. Son, Auctioneers'
Office No. s2l Main street. three doors oeio"
Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE;
sTONE QUARRY AT AUCTION BY virtue h o!
deed Of trust executed to the undersigned oy
GIvin a een on the 25th day Of n arch 1857, and
duly recorded in Henrico County Court, be1ng so
eesd 70 self at public auction upon the premises
att O'Clock NJ. on THURSDAl me ITO Gay n OF
being I'll that s1 On ,Ss nelh sds Of he
canai about two miles above the city CT Ken
mond near the first lock, ntaining about 81 n
TsEJ ACHES being he came formerly owned Oy
the late William Mountloy.
TERMS: Cash as to so much as VIII dei.ay ok sH,
nense. of ga and pay off three notes, dated .2Sm
March 1857 for SOL Sisl lCo and TloT
dete and upon credit as 1902 SO 100 till septem.
Der 2sih s.a I'LL octeber 2h rs to SbSs 90
1857 as to SlU4 So 100 I'll January 23ih as TO sS'
iii February 2stn, as to Slo5 5o-oo III Marcn ZStn
as TO SiC6 till April 2sth 10 $lOs $4,000 TN May
18Th as to fa7 ill June 2sh. as TO Slo1 So loo ~
july ?sth 1888 and on such terms as TO the residue
as said Calvin Green shall direct:
d" '"'" HENRY g. CANNON, Trustee.
Sale TO be conducted by JAass N. TAfLos iHS'
az 1I---s
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GALE REAL ESTATE WITHIN
- MILE OF GREENWOOD DEPOT, ON THK

~ MILE OF GREENWOOD DEPOT, ON THk
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD, IN TIN
COUNTY OF .LBEM.RLB Under the provisions
OF the will Of Michael Wallace, deceased, the uD-
dersgned will offer at public snct,on on the pre-
misses on WEDNESDAY the lith day OF Septsm-
Der next. all that VALU BILE STATE upon
which the said Wallace resided. containing about
coo acres-about 500 to 800 acres OF open land and
the balance in wool-ths railroad running through
the land The buildings consist OF Dwelling,
containing seven rooms, vita an office In the yard
with al the necessary out-houses for a Farm Of
this size The land is very productive and In good
condition. and all the helds in grass, except those
Ia cultivation and the fences in good order. There
are two orchards of well selected fruit the
Farm Few Farms are In market that IL 30 desra-
ble-being convenient to churches, and two good
male classical schools, and within eighteen miles
OF Charlottesville by RI road. and Immediately at
toe southeastern base Of the Blue Ridge. The land
is level and all the improved machinery In farm
Ing can be judiciously used
The terms will be reasonable and made known
on the day OF sale.
William l.. Wallace resides on the land and will
take pleasure in showing the Farm to all who may
desire 10 visit 1t. aud will answer all inquiries.
Address, for further information, WILLIAM L.
WALLACE, Greenwood Depot, or ROBERT 3.
PRHSTIS, ut Charlottesville.
WILLIAM L. WALLACE Adms d. b. n.
ROBERT r. PRENTIS, CT. q.
au l2-2tawtds
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,rrrER FROM PETERSBURG.
c,rrs,r onsence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, August 81, 1861

PETERSBURG, August 81, 1861.
TITS gratifying to be able to chronicle
decided improvement in the trade OF tne
c;tv during the last one or two weeks
The fall business is obviously setting IN
merchants have replenished their stocks,
and our friends from the country are be-
Ginning to come in, look round, and make
their selections. :,
IN the mercantile calendar, to-day is
o;cnal;zed as being the close Of the cotton
year. The aggregate amount OF reccip ~
ss;nco tho lst Of September last is Z4,zo6
balcs. It falls somewhat short OF cxpecta-
,ion. but it forms a valuable addition 10
tho trade Of the city, and might indeed
bc coveted by cities two or three times as
LARGE as this. The proceeds have been q
nrcat relief to the agricultural interest,
and there is unquestionably more money
in the country now than at any former Pc
Rod since the war.
Il il not expected that the new crop
will begin to be brought in before the
oo,b or 25th of September, and only in
very small quantities until from the mid
ale 70 the last of October. Last year the
FIRST bale of new cotton was received the
18th of September, but various causes
have operated to protract the present sea-
son to period from ten to fifteen days
later. This curtailment may shorten the
crop very materially in the event of early
frosts. The cotton plant is very sensitive
TO cold in all its stages, and as soon as the
leaves are nipped, the whole economy is
arrested. The bolls that have nearly
reached maturity will, it is true, gradually
re- fHn
staple is inferior.
The cotton market for the week closes
rery easy, with decline Of fully two
cents. Last week middling was worth
PC. to-day 25c. would be the highest that
could be obtained for the best article.
The tobacco market has also yielded
very perceptibly. Nothing holds its own
but the best descriptions for shipping and
manufacturing. The receipts continue tt
be liberal, and the breaks fair. We have
to record the arrival Of 2GS hogsheads this
week against 2S5 last week. Total since
the LIST of October, S,032 hogsheads.
Sales Of wheat for the week amount t
about S 500 bushels, the market continu
ing firm, though without any advance IL
price.
Considering the high position which the
Petersburg merchants and manufacturer
occupy for fair dealing, it is matter Q
regret to learn that a former resident o
this city should have been among the mum
Der lately prosecuted in Richmond for vic
lation of the revenue laws. There la
been no suit here, nor has even asuspicio
of fraud attached to any person, as far as
have heard. 1t must be acknowledge
the temptation is very great to men G
some laxity of principle: but even the
the advantage of a spotless reputation i
business is better calculated to lead
prosperity than any short cut, though SUE
cessiul for the time. 5.
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Re0L Estate for Sale.

THE FARM CALLED CARR'S HILL,
L NEAR To WILLIAMSBURG, CoFTAIfING
ABOUT 500 ACRES, Fbh eALE, LEASE. OK SENT.
We nlfer for sale. lease, or rent. this valuable
FARM within mile OF Williamsburg, formerly
owned ami occupied by the late roscow Lips
comba The dwelling house was destroyed duling
the war, but there are cabins on the place suti-
Client to accommodate the operatives and small
family, , he land is of excellent quality with an
abundance Of the very best mari and an ample
supply Of wood and timber. The terms will be
very liberal. Apply, 20 either Messrs. HARRISON,
GUDDtN l. APPEkSON or to GRUBBS L WILL
HAMS
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KKAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, last, AND WHIST, VA TEL
MAC RAILROAD, CLARIFYING THE U6lTBp
STATES NAIL TWICE DAlLY1ELEGAST GA *
WITH NEW PATENT SLREPIsG CHAIRS %
ALL TRAIHS.-The THROUGH TRAINS on th!,
road are now run from the southern terminr' OF
the Connection railroad, corner BTKD AND EisHA
sTRBBTS, aS follows:
mond daily IT lilo A. NJ, arriving In Washini'
ton At SIS p. NJ, connecting with the early a.,
ternoon express trains for the North, East, aHi
West.
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN. with ss.
CANT cars supplied with the now patent s!eeyiGi
chairs attached leaves Richmond daily ST s.sf.
NJ, Sundays sxcspted) arriving IN W.shlnstsH
at s.l5 A. H., connecting with the early morn
ing trains for the E orth Esst, and West.
The ACCOMMODATIONS fHHlN, with local .I.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily Sunday
excspted) from the depot, corner Of Brosd ard
Eighth strss.s, at : P. n, arriving IN Frst''
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAG5 CaHCKs TO Alexandra. wsshiLstcnI
Baltimore, Philsdslphis, Few YORK, Boston, aSs
all the principal cities in ths West
For further Information and through tickets 81;
ply at the ofdce OF the company, corner Broad ga
Eighth streets, shockos Hill, and 81 the neis'
once, corner Byrd and Eighth streets,
General Ticket Agent
sAkURL RUTH, Superintendent app
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TOR RENT. A BRICK DWELLING,
z containing six rooms, kitchen, stable -
and other out. houses, complete. with four ES8
or i've acres of land inclosed within five mi-.Szx
mites walk Of the old market, on Broad street
Applytn PALMER, HAHTSooh W.
40 At
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AUCTION Sales.
THIS DAY
BY Harrison, Goddin Appsrson. Auetloneers
and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN as THg
POwHATAN HOUsR, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MnND, BOUNCED By BROAD, CAPITOL, AND
ELEVENTH STRRRTS.-By virtue Of decree OF
tho Circuit Court OF Richmond pronounced on the
10th OF .ugu.t 1857 in the ssse OF Scott and vile
sell at public auction, on the premises. on TU IS.
pay the I'd OF September, 1857. at half past
O'Clock P. NJ !, II fair, II not. the first fair day
thereafter, that valuable property known as tn 9
POWHATAN HOUSE. with the Half acre Lot at
tached to it. bounded by Broad, Capitol, and Ele.
venth streets, opposite the City Hall and Capitol
Square. The location for private families ts re-
gaTded as equal to the best In Richmond, and the
house, as a ho:el, has always enjoyed fine pa
tronage 1t Is 80 we'll and favorably known to tn 9
travelling public that q further description Ia
deemed unnecessary.
THE Terms OF SALE are unusually accommoda-
ting-viz On credit for the term of the natural
life OF Mrs. Mary b. Collins who Is now forty ve
years old. as to $3.50 900, with legal interest from
the day Of sale, payable quarterly to Mrs: Mary b..
Collins, and II she die before tan years. II en- upon
a credit Of one. two, and three years, with like
interest to be paid In that event. rs the court shall
hereafter direct; and to the residue OF the pro-
ceeds Of sale. one fourth thereof to be paid In
cash and the residue at one t@o, and three years,
for bonds bearing interest, and the title retained
until all the purch sse money Is paid and convey
ance ordered by the court. Possession given at
once.
Tho particular attention OF hotel keepers and
capitalists Is specially called to the SALE as the
character of the property and the remarkable lib
era terms OF payment offer great sttIaSii9ns to
Purchasers. JAMES LYONS,
se3-lt Commissioner.
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By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auclionesrs,
cornar Fifteenth aud Franklin streets.

EXECUTORS SALE OF THAT
E VERY DESIRABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
FAMILY RESIpENCE ON Tia NORTH SID Z
OF BROAD BETWEEN TWEETY-sEFBNTH
AND TWENTY. EIGHTH STkEETs.-4t the re-
quest of the personal representative Of DR.. f. B.
Ivne, decea.ed, we shall sell at auction on
TUESDAY the Sd DAY of September, 1897 al 5
o'c'o:k p. NJ, that large and we'll built BRICK
DWELLING located d. above. containing eleven
rooms besides closets. &c. j is adWira bly, suited
for large female school Tho lot has front OF
232 feet on Broad street, runping back s5 feet to
wiJe alley. There is a we'll Of good water on the
premises The dwelling 10 shaded by handsome
trees ,
into lots to suit purchasers, according 70 plat or
survey 10 be seen At the hour Of sale. The dwell
ing IL in perfect order, having been recently pa
pered, painted &c and promises we'll enclosed
The situation Of this property renders it very de-
srable and persons seeking investment In real
estate won Id do well to attend.
TERMS: Mad. known At the honr Of sale.
au27 LYME & BSuTHER. Auctioneers.
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nRuST SALE OF DESIRABLE II.

THRUST SALE OF DESIRABLE LIT
TIE FARM OF ABOUT TWEHTf.F0
ACRs9, on THE WHsTHAM ROAD AND JnMEs
RIyERAND KANAWAA CANAL, ABOUT THREE
AND HALF MILES FROM RICHMOND BY
virtne Of a deed of trust to me as trustee, dated
ovsmher H. 1855, recorded in heaTico GoGny
secured, will sci at public auction on tn premi-
ses, on WEDN sSDAY, September II. 1867, at ha,i;
past O'Clock P. NJ, the desirable little FARM
above mentioned is on the Wes,ham road
inst opposite to "Glenburnie," and runs to the
canal The open ground is fertile, well adapted
to the cultivation OF corn, wheat oats, vines, or
vegetables. The Improvements consist OF a new
feGcs, sable, carriage house, ice house, large
ga rden paled IN new residence OF four rooms and
two closets. handsomely painted, re'lred from the
road, bat commanding oeaati,ai view OF James
TERMS: Very sccommoda1nnsa -d.. VT $500 in IN
thirty days; sra so payable LIT Of January, lst9
tbs residue payable IL three equal instAlments :
one at two yrIrs one at three years, and one at
four year, from sale; the credit paaymsrts all to
boar interest, payable semi Annually from sale,
and to be secured by lien on the property. The
taxes for this year TO be paid ~ the purchaser.
SAMUEL S. HUWlSUN.
aul5-ThtSel&dtd Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
L TATE IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND AND
COUNTY OF HENRlCO, AT AUCTIOH.-By viz
the OF deed OF trust bearing date the 9Th day OF
Move mber 1855, executed to me as trustee, 70 So
crre tnc payment OF Certain sums OF money there
In mentioned OF record in the clerks office OF tho
County Court Of Hsnrico Deed Book 81, page +so),
deed will proceed to sell on TUESDAY the 10th
day of september. 1877, at auction, on tho pre-
misses 1T O. clock p. NJ, in tho following order:
LIST Ten LOTS in Dnvars addition, Nos. III, l2S,
1870 l9l, 1872 l2o 40, las, H6. and $50.
After which will be solo several other LOTS IN
No i2s I33, lll, and l44, In said Duvars addition
to the city of Richmond {; all Of which lots are
conveyed in said deed.
TBRAs: Cash for enough to pay the expenses OF
the sale and the OF 81 600, with interest from
the 9Th day Of November, 1855. until paid the
balance on such terms as may DO agreed upon on
the day OF sale. HENRY MYbR, Trustee
Sale to be conducted by JAMES N. TAYLon& SON,
Auctionsers. an 29-l0t
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
Nv Grubbs & williams. Auetioneers'
...,-.., corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

ELEvEN VALUABLE LU , sopI IN
s-,ssTREsTs, F0RsALEATAoCTI9GMu 1W SsS WV
ssll at auction, on the premises, on IA RRtsVaa
,hs 81 T, 0 GETs on the streets
a "a namaa Some Of these are among the bes
located on Hsrvie street. which IS one Q! Inc o pt re-
test streets in sidney Elk OF mem ramn Win.
DIR and front 81 feet each BY $50 deep to IN aliey;
Two other LOIS front HsIye near snd thes
ther OTIS are on Dover street, fronting 81 lees
each running back 1873 feet on Robinson street. q;
These Lots are In an improving quarteI, Deins a.
the west end. and should attract attenlion'
ahAA' AZ GRUBBS b WILLIAMS,
20 Auctioneers.