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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08

The Washington Ereui1ay Star saws tho i,
victor ! Powell, clerk in the second
Auditor office Tor the past eight wears. has
oeen arrested, charged with frauds ON tho
government in connection VITA bounty elsin,s
IL Is rumored that an investigation vii
snow the amount involved to be over ona
hundred thousand dollars
General Sheridan telegranhed Ia tho W.
department from Chicago thst the Nortba-n
racine Explanation has been heard fra,a -, :,
Us return, ono day out from Fort R,ce N
trouble was experienced with the Indi.ny
ana al a good route was found intarsec,ir,,
the Yellowstone, near the mouth If -
River. u Fowder
The official returns Of the Ohio H..
give the following result: Moves CRar, r :
Governor, has 23S, 273 Meteor III n loF
a ~ Ioo and Stewart (Prohibjtion, = I a1
4, Inc total vote Of the State was a50 sc go
inc republican vote is 1850 Iar-a. ~. 70
last year the democratic Is 600 49,. 'na9
the prohibition ,22I larger. - s'' an d
An 3bheiai statement prepared 8, ~
oerna revenue Office, shows that tho 'ov an m
amount aIL..l OF brandy manufacsured - '. ,L
!, nitod otates from fruit dstilIatian a tne
the last h'eai year was 2, 1919, 733 g4IIon aF'ns
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08

Three New York thieves, Tweed, Wood
ward and Garvey, according TO Mr.. Tllden :
afIidavits, divided between them about six
millions Of the peoples money. Tweed only
lad u per cent.-iu consideration, doubtless,
OF the - srag" he got elsewhere-W God
ward-who engineered the machinery OF the
seal and committed the necessary forgery
and rerjury-took - per cent, and Carney
had 81 per cent Woodward and Garvey
are absent. but Tweed is thus far facing the
music lie probably thinks he has money
enoug to buy an escape from the prosecu-
tions against him. He has found 50 many
people and legislatures and governors ready
to help him steal, provided they got part Of
the plumber, that perhaps lie Is not uurcasoo-
able in expecting that be can still buy i'm
munity from justice. The Plundered tax
payers. however, begin to talk Of ropes and
lamp-posJs, in case the courts fail them
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08

Judge Barnard Of New York, has recently
been discharging large number Of debtors
anu persons, detained as witnesses, from Lud-
low Street Jail in that city. The place had
become too filthy for any human being to
stay in. Besides, Judge Barnard said he
meant to put ac end to tue practice Of lock
ing up witnesses to secure their presence at
criminal trial L. was beginning to be
much more hazardous t. be j witness OF the
of crime, than to be the person
who committed it. TIE criminal generally
went at large on bail, while the witnesses
were kept in one Of the vIlest holes in New
York, unless they could find some one 70 be
res eons.bIe for tAeir appearance at the tr;al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08

The Democratic papers and speakers in
New York, in many instances, are even fercer
in their denunciations of Tammany than the
Republicans themselves. Horatio Seymour,
Charles O'Conor, Samuel J. Iilden, and
other prominent Democrats arc terrible in
their scorching invective. The World says
sharper things even than the Times his is
a hopeful sign but it does, after all, look
little as though these men and papers night
have begun their hunt Of these villains
little sooner The stealing has been bare
faced for years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08

Many features Of the Prussan school sys-
ten might he properly adopted here Among
others l. the supplying 70 all the schools, ex-
cept to those that are only elementary, of
chemical laboratories and philosophical in
strumcnts. 1t Is only by actual experiment
that the principles Of chemistry and philoso-
ply can be rendered useful or even compre-
hensible, and the Importance of these twin
sciences can hardly be over-estimated. Yet,
As a general thing, even in some of our col
ieges instruction in these branches is c1nfin-
ed 70 the study of text books, or attendance
on course OF lectures. Were a more gene
raj knowledge of these sciences impaired to
all students, violations Of the laws Of health.
u say nothing Of the physical laws Of nat ire,
would be OF less common occurrence aud at
sen-ed with fewer disastrous results.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08


AT CAMBRI AND BRYCE ToS,
For The lceek ending Nov. :, 1871.
Amount Of stock at Market
.;arrle sheer sho,e, Swim. w..
% 5 a: :; 81. T.. i: :s IS Is
ks75 "a quairiy s5tofo : IS sdquali5 8 GO q.
Is - per cwt. totaI weigh o. hlde, Ial.~ a1-
dressed beef. A lew choice single pairs al 30 T.
sol %. poorest 6c..s4 Oeto 90
tn-ir value a. Beef. Handy steers, $50 10 -.
Milcn Cows-s35to 81, extra good, S01to 50 = lA
I githouIcaives may bt1grsed faFFow and rd'ns
sTo IE 30 20 So s~Oyears oIo co.
% three years old, *O0to &C.
cal Calves-S5 To sig per head
sheep-6t 10 e; extra u . 10 80 PERI.
Shotes wholesale. to K. retail 5Jo7e.
H,des-Brigh'on y 10 9etf' Country io's' s'ost
PslI~-with wool sl3O To - . each country 's--
s'atf-skins 10 70 = -
REyARks-The best qualities of the western ss..
m Albany than last week: and few lots were sol.
for - cent per pound higher than last WeeA. a.
stores was one of the most unf4vorabIe for 81.
drover we have had TINS season. OF ao94, p.
for 3 I-tc live loo +ci L for l2c; > Tor 81
= for &c; Il for 5 lie; u LOT l--c, > lot ~.
81 Tor Sic; l3 for sc But lev oxen over =
ou dressed weight. a. If. Bowen sold Two oxen
fed bv :. Merrill, North HaveThIll, y H. 3 20. --
al home. for SIC; steers a. l-2c $ shrluE- =
lie 40 Six. al 70 dollars, one =, 10 dress
each.
steers q heiter- dress from 4fl q 80 lr---
10 dressed Il. Blanchard sold oxen T. dress
lbs. I3c: III year OLD steers, 6rJ loss
I-3.. J b. Sargent sold steers at &c, 50 shrink
$500 per hundred. live
Nearly 5000 sheep intended for last market. H--
which were seized by custom house officers, arrived
the latter part the weeS- This supply a-e--s
rather o-ssby the sale Of sheep to-day and -
market Is rather dun Al about LAST weeks Frs7--
"a A. smith sold - sheep, - lbs. each, az 2 49,
!. ". H1pAms sold lul at 81 per head y. u.
Dartlis sold BOO of TOO lbs. each, 81 Sc. Live Il
tly rather Iusyer-a1out lac per ID. for good
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08

Letters from rarIs represent the Offering
of a testimonial t. Minister Washburnc. on
Thursday, to have been a very agreeable
affair large number OF Amcric ms waited
on the minister, and presented silver ware.
consisting of elegant dinner AMI tea services
OF fine silver, the product Of American mines
and OF American manufacture. An ap-
propriatc address, reciting that the tokens
were offered as an earnest Of the donors
respect, gratitude and admiration of the
minister distinguished public services. and
his Kindness t. all Americans who remained
in Paris during the siege. accompanied the
CUTS. Mr.. Na>hburne accepted the testi-
mon.al. and replied to the address in a few
graceful remarks, IN which he took occasion
to acknowledge and praise the Jealous CO.
operation of Col Hoffman, secretary Of the
legation, and other members Of his diplo-
matte household.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08

Jim Fisk ism trouble about some letters.
Miss Helen Josephine Lawlor Mansfield, one
of his = partners" has received many let
ere from hIA-Iove mixed win business
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08

Parker, Democrat, IL Hto'A2iy oiN0'ON
governor Of New Jersey, bat by a reduced
majority.
Maryland mas, d course, gone Democratic
Minnesota has probably gone Republican,
although the returns are very meagre.
From Mississippi, Virginia and Arkansas
the returns arc very few. but Indicate Demo
cratic successes.
c. {. p. Holden. an alderman in Chicago,
is accused OF appropratins to his own use
$4,000 of the moneys sent TO the relief of
that city. besides other supplies lie acted
as te nporarv treasurer OF the relief fund,
but was suspected. and another committee
toak charge Of thu money ami supplies
Naturally this Holden is now running for
mayor OF Chicago, bur bis chances for the
election are npt Thought ,1 Pc good
DISASTER Of 1nE WusL.>e FLEEr--Ncws
comes from san Francisco of the destruction
by the ice oil 30 wual.n. vessels in the Arctic
ocean. Tie crews were saved. Seven vessels
OF the ae,t only escaped The loss ct proper
ty Is estimated at milton ani halt Of
dollars. The news the disaster caused an
advance in whale oil in Boston market from
sixty cents O. one dollar per gallon, with NJ
disposition oi holders to sell. The Boston
in-5r..n.. ....s- s..t I,.,Ic II anv risk On sh,.
nr,.erry I.s-. Tl. N,w Bs!r,ri .fH-e-
lose one iu.IHe"
l-....- ...4...,..... ,..-...... ....-,..is !.
- -. r --..... s.,ls-.. ...n,.....
-. - IT. ..I.,;ns.,,,i., have come
,-..-.... =. .,-....,e-,- !.
which senator Schurz has been urging 10
tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Iao5is and
Missouri Some 81 the Democratic papers
have -ausuiuely predicted that tins German
detection would seriously affect tal Republic
can vote 10 Wisconsin lt viii, n3 u5t,
b, an element C., be thau-7tla,tt taken into
account '" '.' '''A' i'-'-'.-''--'.''
The Cincinnati Enquirer. lDem3cratic)
urges the nemiuat IF Thomas A. Scott ot
Peunsy lyauia, tie great railroad man. f-rnexs
President. A. the Democrats have an :.
'"'l' '"" i''' ',' -i' "''.'.1 '''
party ~" rs men Nn' o.'''7 = ~ P'''''-
ga o' '''.1 '...'' f 7J'1. ''ii' '.' are '''
''A's y -
III. Iste.tr.v- from BRIGHAM lsun, j. tt.,t
H. i IN hi. ..,rs,-, h,rI,-.o.lt.l. whore
1t viii Be- cay FOR him g escape INTO Mckee
whenever ne is I'ae.5 e p, arrested. lie =
guarded 'E t",-'5 Ia 'u5''ei men OIL '''e y aus
To2 legion. IL e'eie"tiy has NJ parp Sc
~, T-niro3 S.,,s.
Gov ID hnan has changed the day ap-
pointed tor thanksgiving H. New York from
the -'i 20 the '",h INST ''u7 making '' e'n-
form TO the d'y appointed b the President
Charles O.C5nsr 5e.l,neJ ,be nomination
OF tie Anii-iammanyitss in New York. for
the legislature. IN the ground that hs
duties ar public prosecutor Of che thieves
would occupy all his time
William NJ Eyarts declined ii similar nomi-
nation on account be his appointment as
counsel for The United States TO represent
this government AT the, convention AZ t;,psy,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08

Geo. II sBoker, Of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed minister to Constantinorle. lie
Is poet
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08
The following is the summary of the public
debt statement on the LIST inst. :

debt statement on the lst inst
DEBT LESS CASH II TIE TREASURE.
November J. is4l /. tt-'f440 70
October l. 1871 = 2GO G639 $3.50 g
Decrease Of debt during the past
month. Observation-Disclosures. Ss,a5O,49l 81
Decrease Of debt since March I, ISL. 6o,995 - -
Decrease Of debt from March 1859
10 March l. ls4l.-....-.----..--. 2OI,3J44l3 O5
1t is a serious question whether, in view OF
this favorable exhibit Of our financial condi-
ton, it would not be wise to abolish all in
ternal revenue taxes, except stamps, and the
tax on tobacco and spirits, and thus get rid of
great deal Of the expensive machinery of
the internal revenue bureau.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08
II Il - MAR K ETS
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,

reported slsrapheds rpressy fOTths Greer M0sHta
Freeman
For The ,ceek ending Nov. :, 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-29
rilHE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

The undersigned have rented the RED sTI,.
FHUR sPR1HG3 ESTABLISHMENT the nTee.
cut season, and the same Is
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION Ov
VISITORS.
Every exection has been m sde to render all who
cor comfortable In all respects.
The tsble Will be furnished with every luxury
the market affords.
Rooms with fire places will be supplied, and er.
erythiDg done th It may conduce to The health and
comfort Of invaliGs.
These Springs are located In Monroe corntv
West Virginia, 81 miles from the Viryinis and
Tennessee railroad at Dublin depot mt which
point cOnyeyances will be founl r. adv 10 convey
passengers over a fine turnpike to the Springs
They are distant 42 miles from the Greenbrier
White Sulphur, on the Chcsape axe and ohio rail-.
road. from which point passengers will be con-
veyed to these Springs by commodious stage
coaches,
The Red Sulphur Springs are unlike any other
mineral water, aud. in the language Of hUnd,etls
who have visited and been cured by Them we NAV
repeat, are the most Yalu able mineral waters on
the continent" This water iG already a specific
for all forms Of pulmonary disease, and Is fast
becoming the Mecca Of coDsuDpttves. 1t has also
teen fouud specific In bronchitis and throat dig
eases, diseases Of The heart. chronic diarrbp..
chronic hepatitis, nervous irrita5ihty, scrofu,a,
and female diseases, &c. Persons desiring fur.
ther information regarding TIE virtues OF these
waters will be furnished by mail with pamphlet
containing the evidence Of distinguished phy ST.
clans and others.
> je22-lm DUNLAP, ADAIR & CO.
Norfolk Virgin!an and Wilmington (Delawarel
Gazette will please copy for one month, and send
bill to prODriEtOrs for payment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-29

IupoSTAST TAX AND REVENUE DECI-
sloxs.- Washington, June G.-Commis-
sicucr PlcaSonton has written letter to
Assessor FeSsenden, Of the first MaSsachu-
sets district, in response to a question
whether the recent decision concerning the
lax on interest certificates Of the New York
Central Railroad Company covers the case
of scrip dividends issued by an insurance
company. in which the Commissioner says
that if the scrip dividend represents or is
based upon untaXcd net earnings of the
company, the same should be returned at
its market value at the time it was declared,
il declared subsequent to July 81, 1870, the
rate Of tax to be assessed being * per
cent.
The cashier Of n national bank writes to
The Commissioner that in the exchange of
houds with the department short time
since for the new five per cent. loan, SO. 600
ofthe bonds of this bank, due in 1881, were
converted into 5-20'S, and the difference in
premium received and carried to the sur
plus fund. Is the amount so realized taxa
bic tQrthiS bank as earnings for the current
six 1fonths, and is the commission Of \ Of
per cent. allowed in the exchange taxa
bic: The Commissioner replies laat the
difference betw cen the amount paid for the
bonds of 1881 and the amount received
therefor must be included as profits of the
bank. Ii the commission spoken Of was
any expense of exchange incurred by the
said bank, it is not assessablc as profit.
The Commissioner decides in the case OF
the tax required by the assessor Of the thir-
ty.second New York district on dividend
OF the Continental Fire Insurance COmpa-
ny, alleged to have been declared August
=, 1870. upon which the assessment was at
the rate OF five per cent, and also the
amount of profits added to the surplus
fund, 1T the same rate, that the assessment
was erroneous. Profits carried to the ac-
would he liable at the rate OF five per cent,
but dividends declared after July 81, 1870,
were liable at the rate OF two-and-a. half per
cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-29
STRIBBLING SPRINGS,
NEAR sAUNToH,
AUGUSTA COUNTY. "A.

ors. ''i 'i''''
Alum, Sulphur, Chilgheate, AMI Feestone w.
are offered with full confdsncs that hey are ysrS
The change rom one 7ater to a,,.
:other fs ofsnu ec9mnae1i.Gt, a. feI : 1nrrai,,
TO inYaiias. ts ~ s. e y - =.
s,As&,ysis Will lie sent on snplEea,H,p
Music, Bows ija-aneys aitiiafrt d :. ayft..
choice iba:ioss. siaiis ia.fy. n -.
BOAED:f Per day, s255; vfsn< So. mo- (
$50 two months Or ovsr, SIC pea month ~, -.
three months. Children under twelve We ,rs ., 90.
and colored servsnts h.r price. White se1v,hta
according 10 accommodation. u.s.
Route : BY the Chesapeake and Ohio ra,roa, n
StiunJon {; from thence In fine hacks or coa,ses
which will be found at the depot or at either Of
the hotels. -
Throu:h or excursion tickets win be Issued a.
Richmond.
. Visitors leaving Baltimore Washington. Rych.
mond, or Lynchbarg, arrive a. this place the sam.
day before night. CHESLhY KINkEy
4. IT. c,dt2n.Jy* prnn.;...'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-29
EIACTS FOR LADIES.

II could not procure another WILSON SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINERY would not part with
mice for any consideration.
Mrs. FlTzwILsoN. Church Hill.
am delighted with my Wilson Shuttle Sewing
Machine. Mrs. HARDWOOD. Church Hui.
would rot sell my Wilson Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine, which cost ESQ, FOR 5000. have paid for 1t
In the work have done on It In one month.
Mrs. MARTHA CLARK, Broad street.
am we'll pleased with the Wilson Shuttle Sew
ing achine, and do not think could DC better
suited. mrs. Capt. BLhKEY, Leigh street.
My machine always gives me satisfaction. !
have always been pleased with 1t,
Mrs. MEADOWS, Cd street.
After a fair trial of machines, have given pre-
ference for the Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine.
1 would not take &l00 for II.
Mrs. NUSNERLY, Church Hill.
1 have always liked my Wilson Shuttle-Sewing
Machine. Mrs. PACE, 9Th street.
CAUTION. LADIES.-When anything Is said
about the WILSON" which is calculated to In
jure its reputation in your mind, before YOU be:
lteSe 1t test the truth by coming to our office and
examining for yourself. We can prove by emil
nent machinists and hundreds oflades in this city
that the Wilson !" has no superior.
Save $50, then, by buying our Machine.
WILSON SEW1NG.MACHlhh ROOMS,
lei 70 4Govarnor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-29
BY Grubbs e Williams,
Euct!oneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a HAND
u SONS. REsIDEHCE ON The VEST SIDE
OF SIXTH sTSEET, BETWEEN Cay Ai4D
LOT IN MANAKIN TOWN.--tn execution CT q
decree Of the Chancery Court of Richmond. en-
ps Kuns and ais, the Undersigned, the commits
s.oncrs thereby APPRECIATED; WI sell at auction,
o'clot k +. NJ, the RESIDE zee situated as above,
occupied by Mr. John A. Mosby. The heuse was
built by the owner for his private residence, aud
ire was taken to make Il complete In every re-
spect 1t contains eleven rooms, besides kitchen
with four rooms stable and carriage. house, with
gas, water, and ali the modern conveniences. The
lot is 463 by lls feet to an alley II feet vide
After which will be sold a STUREHOUSE and
D DWELLING, in ManakIn Town, on the canal.
TERMS Cash for costs of suit and sale and one
third or the purchase III lney;. the residue on a
credit OF six and twelve months for negotiable
NOES, with interest added, and titles retained by
the court until the notes are paid. Purchasers to
pay taxes for ISL. ~ .e
GEO. L. CHRISTIAN, Com'r.
sGRUBBS K WILLIAMS, Aucts. je?s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-29
7AUCrroN sAlTrs-..rufu-c nays.
j. 49,. By Grubbs II Williams ss
hucttonesrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

TERUsTEES'. SALE. OF. AiYALUABLE
MEcnAsIcsv7f.LE TusNPIka. a D +
THEE MILES From .THS CITY OF RICH
MO2D, At EUCTION.-Ey virtue OF deed OF
trnst executed by Edwin CTnrch and wife to the
subscribers as trustees, dated 10th September. 1882
and reco rded IN Henttco County Court flee, be-
the premises, on SATURDAY. 9Th July, at 81
O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY Situated az above,
occupied by the ssid Tfonch at The time OF his
death, adjoining lie lands of Ro. +. Morriss and
Mr.. LohIn ann.
It has upon IT. small, bnt rrfortable dwelling,
q storeht use. &c: The property prep has beautiful
subdivided and sold Off In suitable lots as may be
determined at the time OF sale. ;.
TEENS: The deed requires a sale fer cash as to
about 81, 300, but Arrangements will probably be
m ade to afford good cfeditnpon portion Of the
pu''A''' richard CAUTHoRN ,n.u..o,.
-ty,r sra THOs. 8. ARMfSTEAD, AfuS'eo'
GPuBBS Il, WILLIAMS kunts; sysrs = 1p2e !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-29
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auct!oneer5 and Real Estate agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUG
TIOS,-By virtue Of deed pronounced by the
Cboncerv Court or Richmond on the goth day OF
june, 1871 in the suit Of Keadrick vs.. Bowers the
undersigned. as commissioners named IN saio o og
dav Of the present month, on the premises, at the
hour of 81 p. M, the following REAL EsTA RI
IN wit The HOUSE and LOT on the north side
Of Chestnut alley Poplar street. fronting q feet
on Poplar street. srd running back between par
ailel lines northwardiy 1872 feet.
tnstaImen,s, at three, six, and nine months, the
purchaser to execute negotiable notes for deler-
iatned untfi notes are paid and conveyance or
der cd by the court. Taxes for 1871 to be PAID by
the urchaser. o.rror
VIM. JOSIAH LAKE, : Ho'n i''
Sale conducted by LYME BRoT HER, Auction
JS 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-29
Richmond Aispatth,
THURSDAY. JUNE 70, ISL
TFor tho Dtspstch.l
Tho Stars.

,Eso,, iss German of Matthias Cid"d;a$.l
I often gaze at midoigh- when my daily stehe i
Who's the h%uschod sleeps and the lights are Dark
nHon the stars in heaven.
They move, st.c*n here and there, In flocks, ike
lambs IN their white fleece drest, 49,,
1- ,ySc rare pearls of countless price on 2 I'Ar
young maiden's breast.
And they glitter. all. So Ear and wide, ana 'heS
shine so pure andfair .,oc, ,o
ries OF the air.
Chen turns my heart from the vault above again
into my breast -, ,,.,, ,,,s
AuG whispers, There IL better mere 'hSii ''''S
worlds worst and best
And throw myself mon my bed. though my eye
lids cannot sleep. as, :,
sore and deep. W. - Ne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-29
BY E. Il. Newourn huctionecr,
No. 10l! Main stTcet

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
4 FARM uF TWO HUNDRED ACRhS IN
SUSSEX COUNTY. VA, SITUATED ABOUT
THREE MILES FROM WAEERLY STATION,
ON THE NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG
RAILkOAD.-Kv virtue ola certstn deed oftrust,
dated May 81. 1870, duly executed and recorded in
the Clerk IS office tie SUISSE County Court to the
unders gned / shall proceed tn sell thsv!ng been
requested to do by the beDefclaries therein Sc
curedl public auction at the Real Estate ONCE Of
L. B. Newourn, 1914 Main street. In the city or
Eichmcnd. On v EDA E:DAi the stu day of duly,
ls7I at IL O'Clock ~, the FAHA situated as above
described. 7 here Is good new framed dwelling
mon the place, with ten rooms, and usual out
houses, and about one-half OF the land in wood and
tin Der.
Terms Enough In cash to defrav expenses Of
sale aud to pay off two notes amounting 10 1888
With interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent
from NAV 3rd, 1870 and cseois rs to the residue,
which will be announc' q ut the sale.
lie ID E.WAhD Is. NEMBURN, Trustee.