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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-12-27

Church Organized at Ashland, Va-The
Presbytery Of East Hanover appointed commit
tee, last ial, to organize Presbyterian church at
Ashland, in the county Of Hanover, Va, should
the way be clear. This committee, consisting Of
Rev. @. H. Read, D. D., Rev Thos L Preston
absorbing elders RObt Stiles and j. D. K. Sleigbt,
met in Ashland on Tuesday evening, Dee. 10Th.
After public wOrship-ineluding a sermon by Mr.
Preston, certificates of dismission from other
churches were presented BY sixteen persons, who
expressed desire to unite in a new organization,
to be called The ashland Presbyterian Church.
Messrs Vim. P. Mayo WIN. j. Leake, and
Samuel d. Leake were unanimously elected ruling
elders, who upon signifying their acceptance Of
the office, were duly ordained by prayer and the
laying on Of hands. A charge was delivered to
the people by DR.. Read, who presided over the
meeting, and one to the elders was given by Dir.
Preston.
This little flock viii worship for the present in
the Union church in Ashland. May such blessing
rest upon the organization as viii cause it to grow
in numbers and in usefulness, to the glory Of Him
who loved the Church and gave himself for it. "
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In looking over the spiritual condition and
wants Of this city, we are impressed with the
necessity Of an organization, and if possible
a church for every Evangelical denomination in
Il We DO not desire to be eassed with those
Who would exclude every organization, and every
-uinatiOn
90 CIV. l,.lly
-nodox Protestant organizations, so that each
nay find spiritual home Of its own.
We have been particularly interested in the or.
ganizatiOn Of an English Lutheran church in
Richmond, effected more for the purpose of tax
Ing care Of the youth coming from the German
Lutheran congregations, (of which there are two
IN the city, than from any other source. There
are many well to do German Lutheran families
amongst Us, whose children are educated in the
manners, customs, and language of the country,
who soon viii be fitted to take their places in bust.
ness and in the Church. But it is a lamentable
fact that so many Of the young German Luthe-
rams, las there are many Scotch Presbyterans)
who come to this country, are very slow to con.
meet themselves with our American churches
This is more especially the case with the Germans,
from the fact that in this city, until recently, they
had no English Church of their choice to 20 to.
Now it is well understood by those eonversant
with church matters, that the majority of chill
dren Of German parents do not remain with the
German churches, Where DO they go? If there
Is no English Lutheran Church for them to enter,
a few find their way into other denominations,
whilst the great majority stand alOof from all
churches, and not few Of them become skeptics
and in6dels. Better far for them and for Chris.
tianity in general, could they be furnished with a
Church Of their own. We would rejoice to see
our brethren succeed in their efforts to build up
an English Lutheran Church in our city And it
should not be doubted in the least, that the Pro.
testant denominations Of our place generally would
assist them in a substantial way in their laudabe
undertaking.
The Rev. Mr.. Henkle, minister who has in
a high degree the confidence of the Virginia
Lutheran Synod has now the charge Of building
up in Richmond an English Lutheran Church.
The little flock, which has been organized for some
time back, has as yet to struggle with many diff
culties. But if they "stand fast in one mind
striving together for the faith Of the gospel, the
very effort will make them stronger. There Is now
good field for this enterprise in the city, and one
which every year viii become better. We COM
mend it to the encouragement Of all Christian peo-
PIE, and hope that it will draw to it the warm SYM
patty Of Lutherans in other places If some noble
hearted man to whom the Lord has given the
means, would generously provide lot, how easily
with the liberal aid Of churches elsewhere, might
a comfortable edi6ee be erected. 1t must be ap-
parent to all that house of their own and in a
good situation, is indispensable to the increase and
success desired.
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Rev. ThOs. Hoyt-It will be seen from a notice
to that effect in this paper that public worship will
be held in the Lower Chapel of the New York
University, on Washington Square, every Sunday
morning, at II o'clock This service, it is under
stood viii be conducted by the Rev. Tho Hoyt
formerly one Of our most beloved and efficient pas
-or in Louisville XIV, and minister in connec
With 0bural Mr.
doy- has a large Acquaintance and influence In
New York, and this new enterprise has been
started to see how far it is practicable for our
Church to gather in, and take care of the large
Southern population in that city Large numbers
have gone there to form business relations, who,
without some provision Of this kind, many of whom
are likely to be lost to the Presbyterian Church,
and indeed to live withoutany church connection 1t
would have beenwell if measures had beentaken five
years ago for meeting their wants. As it is. we
commend this enterprise to the kind consideration
Of all, and especially of Southern Presbyterians
visiting New York. Let them keep in mind the
place advertised as above.
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SERVICES

The New Year-With all good wishes to our
friends We commend to them the sentiments of the
article from our correspondent on the first page,
s-ited to this season.
The religious papers in Richmond al gave their
hands holiday last week. Before it was deter
mined to do so, the outside form Of the Central
Presbyterian had been printed; hence its date
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Rev. ]. L. Stuart-A letter received from
brother Stuart, Of date Hanebow, Nov. 9th 1871,
has been received, and win appear next week. The
brethren Of the mission in China were in usual
health, and are longing for the day when helpers
in their work viii be sent cut 1t is hoped that
this day is not far distant While these and other
faithful brethren go forth bearing precious seed,
those who sent them must not only remember their
cause in prayer and in contributions, but must see
to it that they are strengthened by others who viii
be workers together with them. Our Church
greatly needs revival of the missionary spirit
both at home and abroad. May this be a year IN
which the quickening power Of the Holy Spirit
shall be felt in al It's borders.
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The SOuth" is the appropriate title of a
weekly newspaper published in New York. 1t is
a large double sheet, the price Of which is SO a
year. The publisher is Tardrew Co.; Mr.. B.
Il. True Of Madison, Ca, being corresponding
editor for the South.
This paper has been published about four
months, and we have been much interested in the
ability with which it represents and vindieates
Southern interests. The amount of information
it contains is very instructive 1t deserves aud is
fast securing wide circulation through the South.
ern States. A good paper of the kind can do a
good service IN New York.
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Try It-An exchange says, One of our oldest
and best subscribers gets off the following: 1 love
the Index, aud talk about it but if l pay little
for It now aud then, l will love it better
There are many of our subscribers who might
venture upon the same experiment. not only in
safety but with advantage both TO themselves and
10 US. Try it as New Years venture.
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UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE December number closes
the first volume of this Monthly under the auspices
of the University Publishing Company, New York
and Baltimore. Price 81.
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The Death Of the Rev R. J. Breckenridge
D. D is reported in the newspapers as having oc-
cured last week-an event expected for some time
past No information beyond the fact Of his de-
eSase has yet appeared.
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COrrectiOn-In the paper of December 18th,
in the statements of receipts for Publication, a
typographical error occurs. Under the head,
Miscellaneous, instead of $2l9 O5, it should be
ESQ., and the total (Which was omitted) is 1913 81
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-12-27

The HEARTH AND HOME for Christmas is very
excellent number of that fine weekly, and is full of
holiday Illustrations and stories.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The OLD DOMINION for December. A Monthly
Magazine of Literature, Science and Art. Published
by NJ. W. Lakewood, Richmond, Va. Subscription
81. so per annum.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-12-27

Sidney E. Morse, the founder of the Nelo York
Observer, died last week at the advanced age of
rs years.
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Rev. J. H. Fitzgoralds Post Office address is Buck
ingham Court House, Va.
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English Lutheran Church in Richmond

In looking over the spiritual condition and
wants Of this city, we are impressed with the
necessity Of an organization, and if possible
a church for every Evangelical denomination in
It We DO not desire to be classed with those
Who would exclude every organization, and every
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-12-27

REV. WILLIAM BROWN, D. D., Editor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
- BY Gruhbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

FF,HAT MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE
L RESIDENCE, AT Tar NCRTHWESrC COB
NER OF GRACE AND SIXTH SHEETS, FOR
Maben. who, from infrm health and the reduced
size of his family, wi5hes to decline honsekeep-
ing, we Will offer st auction sale, on TUESDAY,
10th day Of May. 1871, at S O'Clock Z. NJ, h!s
RESIDENCE, situated as above.
This property Is so we'll known and 80 univer.
sally admire that lengthy descript I'm Is deemed
unnecessary. Suffice 1t to say that it contsins
twelve large and AIRY rooms, besides cellar,
attic, closets, bath and store-rooms.
The arrangements for kitchens, servants and
fuel-rooms are extensive and thorough.
! The basement Is of granite, with marble man
tells throughout the house, and all the modern con-
vonieucts e, including fu naces Of every kind.
The lot is G5 by 200 feet TO alley II feet wide,
is enclosed with brick and granite walls and iron
railing: and Is adorned with handsome shrubbery;
eyeFgreens, and Shade trees.
The situation Is such as to afford the greatest
amount of com 'ort az all seasons. and the front
yard being above the street. is at all times dry aud
free from dust.
The buildings were erected for It's present owner
under his own Of ection, and neither care nor ex.
pense we're spared t. mike 1t, In every respect, a
first. class residence.
IL may properly be mentioned. IS an instance OIL
the thorough construction Of this dwelling, mat
all Of the cross partition walls are OF prltk,
there being no stud Partition in ft. ..
Persons wishing to examine the premises are
invited to call on us. l.:
In desirability OF situation and thoroughness
and convenience Of construction this property 1.
not equalled by any other now I'm thu market.
Possession viii he given at an early day.
TERMS WIN be announced 1t the time OF sale.
GRuBBS VIII .lAMS,
my 1-eod1w&d tds hucti0neers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
By W. B. Robins,
Real Estate Agent anil Auctfoneer,
No. 1902 Main street, corner OF Tenth.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY 2

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DE
EItiHT AMI 6NE-HALF SCRSS. in Pow
HATAN COUNTY, EIGHTEEN Milf ES FROM
RICHMOND, 4 ND AbOUTONEM LIE NORTH
FROM TOMa HAWK STATION, RICHMOND
AND DANVILbE RAILROAD BY virtue CT q
deed Of trust executed TO the subscriber by Dir.
W. Meacock. bearing date 10th Of March, 1870,
duly recorded In Powhatan County Court cle:ks
office. shall, ut the request Of the beneficiary
therein, aud st the desire OF MIR, Aeacnck, pro-
coed to sell ut public auction at the Office of W,
Il. Robins real estate agent in the city Of Rich
mond on MONDAY, the 18th day of May, If fair;
II not The nsxt fair day thereafter) that VIC y
handsome and desirable l'tue FARM situated as
above described, and contaiplDs 9S3 acres. here
arc thirty acres cleared the remainder in ToOds,
most of which is of valuable character.
| There arc comfortable DWELLING OF five
rooms, storch0use III the yard, and all necessary
out-buildings (some five or six in NUMBER: q
we'll of excellent water in The yard q fonr-acre
orchard, cont aiming several hundred choice fruit
trees Tie place is well fenced, and being only
four miles fir m HuguenOt Springs makes it par
tiCular,y desirable as summer rnsort It Is also
a good stand for small retail mercantile bust
ness. :
TERMS Cash as to 50 much as may be nece5-
sary TO defray The expenses OF executing this
March, 1871 OH credit tn 1900 until the 10Th Of
September. 1871: on further credit IS to 1891
until the 10th OF March. 1877 aud The remainder,
II any, on such terms as NAV be announced at the
sale. The credit payments 10 he occurred by o
trust deed II required. Purchaser to Day taxes for
1871. s ~ .s.st w. Il. ROBINS,
aD 2a-td Trustee. +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1912 Main street. -. -

TRUSTEES SALE OF, A LOT, WITH
L A NICE FRAME DIV aLLING THEREON,
SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF POP
LAR. BETWEEN 18th AND 18TH STREETS,
IN THE CITY OF RICHM0ND..-9y virtue Of
a certain ceed Of trust from Jos: G. Hill, dated
the 2sth April, 1870, duly recorded in the clerks
offic, of the Richmond Chancery Court in D. b.
si. 8. r. 4s, to me as trustee SHALL In execution
of the provision therein contained (being SO re-
Guired by the beneficiary in said deed, proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY. the 18Th of May, 1s7 Of the hour Of O'CLOCK
2. NJ, the UT, with TWO-S STORY FRAME
DWELLING thereon, and all other tmproyeDe Is
there to connected. containing aoout seven rooms,
&C., located as above descI bed having front on
the south side of Poplar street OF 81 by 100 feet.
TERMS; SufIlci. mt In cash TO defray the expenses
of sale and TO pay fl a rerta in negotiable note
executed by jus. G Hil dated the 18th April,
1870 and payable TO Jos. E. Farrar twelve mouths
after date, for the sum Of 1886, with Interest on
same from the lime of Its maturity until the DAY
of sale the residue OF the purchase money on
sch time and terms as the said JOS &. aill shall
DrescrIbe and direct, or In case OF his lure TO
give such direction on such time and term, as Inc
trustee shall think fit aud proper.
y - JOHN II. LEWIS, Trustee. .
sale conducted by LYME 4 Bro, Ancts. mva )
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'IfryOMMIssfoNER,s skLE OF. IA FAR

ESsOMMIssfO NER's sALE OLA FARM
N MES T H 81 AEtH ss. 5as oE
decree or .tbe Circuit Court sz aHanifco county
Re ait q Edward Hogan assst 1hos. aiS ak e
Joseph }. White. trustee, and others, which waA
affirmed by the Supreme Court OF Appeals on the
ed hy and aeing nndsr shs ansortsy or KID az.
cree in tho place and stead of the said Joseph j.
White, trustee, be having Jecl:nsd q, giYe.tlie
security required by said decree, shall proceed
|WEDEFsbAY, shs Cd day of May, ISL at Il
O'Clock p. ~. the TRACT. OF LAND called
GEORGE containing lag acres tmore or less},
adtoinfng the lands OF DR.. Charles u. Anderson.
by John N. Davis and others. ,gs-gl3 4, IS y
i TEENS Cash rs TO go much as may be fieees-
sary TO deffay The coats and expenses OF sale In
The usual charges of nm guctioneer to make said
sale, and the crg' of advertising this sale snd
former sale, which was eDjoined and tie lUjunc-
ton subsequently dissolved; and also fee not ex
ceedIng $40 for preparing deed to the purchase
and The cost for stamping the same; and also n
sufficient sum In cash to discharge two bonds Of
81 600 each, bearing date October 27d, 1855, with
paid, subject to the following Gre dita, viz: $500
on the cad Of March, 1867; $3.50 on the 23d Of
April, 1857; $50 on the 2ad Of May, 1897. AS TO
the residue Of said proceeds of sale, the same Ia
to be made upon such terms as the said Hogan
may prescribe; and in default OF such direction
rs the said commissioners maythink just and reat
sonabe; such credit payment TO be properly
secured ny lien on said P HGNRY J. SMITH
Sheriff OF Henrico county and Com'r.
Gale conducted by LEE GoDDIN, Auct'rs. /:
ap 2l-td
Hogan. postponed uatii sATDRDA NEXT. the
s Of May ISL on the prafTEssfksY e & sS Sf1ik
mrs i Sheriff Of Henrico and Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
1871. 1871.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.
1871.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUT e TO AL u POINTS
80: NORTH EAST AND NORTHWEST:
TRAIN No. l-IHRUuGH MALL Tkhlh rid
Washington leaves the depot, corner or BYRD sD1
Eighth streets, daily at 1915 T. 81. Arrives ID
Richmond daily at 2:ae L. III.
TRAIN No. 2.-THk0UGll MAIL IkAln f'a
Washinsto leaves the depot corner OF byru sna
eighth streets, daily Sundays e&csptedl, ~ sts
Z. ID. Arrives In Richmond thondsys excep'e"'
THRS UGH TICKETS aud THROUGH BAG.
GAGE GHECEs to AL RrmcippSl! points IN u"
FREIGHT TRAINS vii leave Richmond On
WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS.
The sACCOMHUDATIJk L Il petmtea
Richmond and Milford win be run daily tSunfays
excepted,, leaving the depot corner ol bfoa9 sha
Eighth streets at 4:3o Z, NJ, and arriving Ii h''h
Apply at COMPANY's OFFICE, corner Of
Broad and Eighth streets. c.,rpy
General Ticket and Freight Agent
s. ED. 4. d. MYERS, General Sup'f. R"
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$3.50 4. ~ LyIe ID Hrofhers &
4 Al retionesrs md Real Easas 10 Agsns sc
20 1sf7 assin street, t5

.rrAr,r1 ABTiIT FARM IN HRNRIgg
& NJ a,aaSgy.1Tw :. SITUATED ON TIE Gglsinss
oisoS ReA MILEEss f hEoNg4Epg PUB
CITY QF IVA at,ajL De the request OF the
Lie NJ rbsries Keller, sell atpatlis suction;
e on ss aloast H. ZIP aas
May ISL ~ sne 1ocated as above dsscribed nd
saie w " A sH4SS 6 SEE Th s'Hs
and others, ri growth OF oak and pine
q which 70 III an or ne yoi well adsptsd fol
the rssias q wheat corn and tS Ss;nr ana
are ns spslpss 4o SssS i Re Also
ne creek Z, saa Srnt tees OF assorted kinds such
sSsr so1 sss 81 sps ss ss
Inc IMP s,r rooms, and the usual out houses
cortta u hsrns. stable, quar- ers de- ;,
ss and q mensss for ss ueaoa
anee a .. With Interest added secured by trus
deed. vvNp q pR0THER Aucts
ruy5 LIZ W. " 49, = - --. -
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nICAnOsh AsD L ErkRhEuh6 n. IL. cv.,l
RICHMOND, April 20, ISL. !
HHE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD

The mail trains leave Richmond At S:s A. NJ
aua2:s Z. NJ: andlcsye pesr.burs a. Ills a. NJ
and 40 ?. Is.
Freight trains, With passenger car stached
leave Richmond and Petersburg daily tSundsys
fnctuded} At A. ii. ketn ming, leave Peters
burg and Richmond st L. NJ
The a:a5 A. Iii. tram VIII not leave Richmond Oh
SUNDAYS, and the 1929 T. 4. train viii not lesye
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
! Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:ss p. IA.
daily train.
Passengers from Clover Hill take the $40 A. ".
train on Mondays, WEDNESDAYS ana fIldays ana
returning, leave Richmond on the same days at
2:5S p. d.
The mail trains viii run through. stopping only
at Chester. II. r. kASEY,
an 20 Ticket and Freight Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
by Wellington doddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HAND.
" SOME LOTS ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF
GARY. RETWEEN MADISON AND BELVI-
DERE sTRHETS.-By virtue Of decree OF the
Chanccry Court of the city OF Richmond, pro.
noun on the 18th of April, 1871 in the case OF
shall, as the comm issioner thereby appointed,
proceed 10 sell at public auction, on the promises
on SATURDAY NEXT, the 9th OF May, ls7l M
which JAMES Mccarthy died seized, fronting
about so feet more or less on said south side OF
whole or divided, as may DC deemed best ut the
time of sale.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. ine add
ed and title retained I'LL all Of the purchase money
is fully paid, and conveyance ordered by the
court. 80 VIM. JOSIAH lEAKE, :
nv Aids Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

1HaE HES 4 s:.s IE AND OHIO RAIL.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Kichropdn r sStn
DAYS e1cepted) as follows ''ua 'sun'
$3.50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for s,aun,o,
meeting at GordonsVille WITH Orange, AleIspdn,
and Manassas train for Washington and NnI.La
and LynchbBrg and South. '' 'oth,
This train will run through To White sp,nh,.
Strings TUEsDAYs, THURSDAYS, and saTI
Gord0nsville. n i'r
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves at $40 A, N n,
Gordonsyille, connecting for the North and sou,S
Through tickets, at low rates sold II ali ,oSa
Northwest aud Southwest. - P'iae
Further Information may be obtained At ira
company's offices. A. H. PERRY. s
General Superinter den.
JAMES F. NETHERLASD, GENT Ticket All.
| nj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
BY Grubbs q Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Nain and Bank streets.

THE "UNION HOTEL" ON THE
X EAST 81 Re .DF SEVENTH STRs EFT. B E.
TWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTIuN.- In execution of s
decree OF the Chancery Gou,t OF Richmond. en-.
tered on April 10th, 1871, I'm he case Of Beekmal
vs. Kobe, will sell 1t auction, upon the pre-
misses, on FEJDa Y. 18th May. at 5 o,clock r. NJ.
the valuable UNION HOTEL PROP ERTY,
situated rs above. it is three stories high, with
two stores below, ana nearly new.
The lot is &c by est feet, bounded on the no, by
Thcatre alley, on The south by an alley 10 feel
wide.
TERMS One fonrth cash ; balance at 8. 1e, and
Is months, for negotiable notes,>awlth Interest
added. the title Deing retained by the court urt
the notes are paid. The purchaser to pay taxes
for 1871. JAS. PLASANTS, COm'r.
GHuBBS & WILLIAMS, Anct. my9
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~. -. BY Grubbs & W VILLAINS, eta
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh. between Main and Bank streets.

A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND,
Ia WITH AN OLD BRICK BUILDINI
THEREON, AT THf; NORTHEAST CORNER
OF BROOK AVENUE AND BAKER STREET.
We will sell Mt auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, 10th May, at s O'Clock Z. NJ, the
property situated as above.
1t fronts foltg-sx feet on the east side OF Brook
avenue, and runs back ITO feet TO an alley -icet
wide.
1t has upon 1t large BRICK BUILDING,
which might be remodeled and repaired so as to
make good house. ~. 49, -.
The location is one OF the best in the city for
retail ard trading business.
. TERMS At the sale. -.
my g. GRUBBS q WILLIAMS, AucLs. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05
BY James M. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
-. Office No. lflc Main street.

rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LIT IN THE CITY OF kICH3OND, On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF DUVAL STREET, Al
AUCTION,-By virtue Of Il deed OF trust executet
TO me rs trustee by Joshua Tyler and others, listed
the 1st day Of July. 1S7o, and recorded In tht
clerks office OF the Charcery Court of The city o
Richmond, TO secure the payment Of q certain NJ.
gotiable note therein mentioned: and default hay,
lug been made In the pay ment OF the same, shall
proceed 10 sell at public auction on the premises
on the I2th day OF NJ AY, 1871, at O'Clock p. n
the HOUSE and LOT described in said deco,
fronting 90 feet south side OF Uuval street and
running back about 90 feet.
TERMS Made known on day of sale.
4. A. e. DABNEY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Auct. !,
nv 3-tdS