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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
Oh feiiorcs, Celebration.

Thislapjdly increasing order celebrated
their ,hirIy.fiIst anniversary in Portland.
on Tuesday last. y very fne procession
was formed. consisting OF II bands, IL
cncampmculs. SO lodges. With The grand
c1campmcnl. grand lodge and iuried
guests in carriages Over 1900 were in
,hc ranks. The Norway and South Paris
lodges went down on Tuesday morning
sad returned in midnight train.
The lodges a, Lowell, Brorndeld and
Bethel were also well represented. We
considered il one OF lilo finest displays
which VIC ever witnessed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
Mail Arrangements.
MALE cfnsR.

For Portland aud Boston at u 90 \. NJ. aud %
T. Nj tine Tier mail arriSiu. la I"ttiihd AT = ID
tile next lo,Taines. e
In mail. via Grand Trunk, II : - \. VI. and
S:uJ l. u A.. l.
For Norway at :. % and u % 4 NJ n,Id iot The
we-,rli part Of the County (Yia Nowayl Tue DIS
Thursdays aud saturdays al ~ A M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

Last Friday night the Beeeher III
vestigaling committee made their report,
which Is very long document, making
about seven columns. Only n small por-
ton OF il has been received, and il eyi.
IDENTIFY does not differ materially from the
,ynopsiS previously printed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
Eenwsoa's COACHES.

Leave the nul for up trains NJ s:4' An. amt
w T. "
Vnr ,luun lrNln M II .U' \. ".
pus,e.,srr, and baggage conveyed To- tho trains
G,r l'u,titni wh.rh l,Hye '11ilI Paris at h5 4.
NJ ana g. - = y, and {" the w train, "hich
n.ichs, sOath Pans 10 .; &. 81, Al rras"uab"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
.lnfioUcr Items.


llr. Filter III "Lpho Star will Pr0Uc
that "tho ch,nIe (uf Grammar is totally
uHcaLicd j:ir anil setLSeless." and that "the
books nor IA use arc pronounced the best
by the high u auiA ,rity." | viii present
to him five Grammar, by five dilrercn
authors, superior in every respect 10 The
ono now la our schou.s. Reader. ditto.
Ii he cHH prove these statements, it will
nc exceedingly sraiiyin. 10 Us 10 know
IhAt we have gpl rii Of the thanklcSs
labor Of making tho ch tnses; but il will
he exceedingly unpleasant to have TO
think that progressive young man oil
Anduycr has made the discovery that the
American people. who, IN the last twenty
years, have made such strides in every.
thing else. havc been unable TO improve
their common school lcxt books ..
A. RoBERTs.
Rev. James Freeman Clarke has been
At Mr.. Sylrnnu, Poor',. in this town, but
not DIR. Adam Clark. R"Y. James Free.
man Clarke |. from Boston andi. = noted
Unitarian divine. '''- e' AHDOvER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01
MALE ARRIVE

F,om Portland aud Boston 1T 80 A. NJ and
~ T. VI.
liUsh mail, via Orand Trunk, nj Il - j. ~
At II - 4. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

Last week Fridsy, Rev VIM. c.
Stevens ul Hartford went with his vile
TO visit N1ycs Amcs' family, and wa,
taken sutllcnly pnrging an vomiting.
with violent crtmp in his limbS, aud
finally in his side. and was very soon
entirely Frustrated aud ctmo yeiy near
d, ing. h'ir through the prompt aud skill
fuI attention III DR.. l.. Ii. Maxim. W ho
was called, he wa soon relieved, and
although he could swallow nothing but
liquid and only speak in y whisper, WAS
50 far recovered on fdeslty that he was
Carried hnmc, and is now doing well, -
able to walk about his farm.
,lsL lIv haat s4 UNCLE BILL
Muster at Bangor This week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

TuR Cham llKns. Tho meeting Of
the Chase hoirs Al Fairfield un tho 2Gth
inst wa, AMENDED ~ about eighty por
sons. and he letters ufthe representative
whom they sent IN EIy'anh 10 hunt up
the records OF The I,nily uld investigate
~ To- the property which would belong
" tic heirs in The United Suites, were
read. These. says tho writer, gave 4
glowing description OF Tho Chase proper
~ in En-. land, cs:iui.ting The cash Al
tgJ. 900 aud tho rsn estate as worth even
more than ihlI. There wa, call fuf
moro money to cnrry on the investigation
AMI discussion followed during which
il WA, ntimstcd that already the money
raised amounted To- urwAids OF g 90 -
No account has been rrisrneh - 10 The
expenditure ~ thiA ampLnt and OF other
SIMS, whcrcspon tho meeting voted ia
send another mcssrnser 10 England
whom they will require to give bond Ia
account lor moneys received and cxpend
ed After some turthcr discussion Alden
CHASE of Brynnt's Pond. Me.. was elected
the representative OF the Chase heirs ~
America. with lull power to act FOR them
ia investigating Tho subject ot the expect.
cd fortune in Europe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-09-01

Muster at Bangor This week.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22
Or. lie Richau's COLLEEN YALSAH No. /

cnres Chaneres first and second stages. Sorts CT
the L, Is or Body: Sore Lars, Eyes. SosC, &C,
CoPpor-colored Blotches, syphiiitic CatsTrl4,
Diseased Scalp. and all primary forms Of lie
disease known Is syphilis. Price, s. Ier lotfls
or flr 81
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

rot exceeding FIVE Thousand ,iui!aIs ton years
| iI.,pr. i'll The STATE IilSCn, or both sue l.
| fii.e ana ii.Is :; 2, nIEtIt,
| SIC. 81. Iv:9y rersCn who, being 4 c:ndi-
t!stc III G,y = ct5'H Irs a:,ICes to appoint
c- Procure Ill, pC!l.iI- Ii Of any particular
Iers, to fae, T, stion. or employment rs 81.
indus, IL, 1T consideration to amy person to
yct, fer, or lr,'curt. sid in procuring the
candidate. II CORR 'lnigatcs Hny Cfl, DiaGt
IL yioio.iun II this =, i tlr preceding ssCt'nlt
10 a,Iy y'trSc with intent ta InGEGe him to No,e
Tut e. L. I.ruc mr.. sid III procuring tie slrc-
tia Il ;h1 c.ltiiGte shall he ,,et ned guilty Il
f,..I, li;isi hall, !'y iniI!s. rs'.tLt not ,Ect.d
ing 1iy ECal- Euc not tSct C,;iu:! five thuus
.id G..:.-s. =. I. hath sui! &c end 1Ini :Is>c-
IuSI.!-
ft.rr i~i ar Is ..ss t. h sold. given avay tU-
n'S!i =. eth: fer or With.Et Fay. within this
STAT any Gay upon Y Inch any = HSr.i cltc-
t:ou Is b ID nor V thin the limits of any conn
y ~ city ID al:y Day u on " hich any s tial or
f.l.lsic, y lection is he', th.r in ary spjr!'u
60. III erfsiI.,' I,td liIs.;rs or t:.cS. a:u
arg o., -, Guiu. hall he dsor.ed guilty IF
Il! - l-,-TCr. aud upon csnviction therco'
shall b, E'Ci in any sum bet ltSs than On
EU;6;Tt i NOR mere than ,Ee thousand dollars.
tt ty il qrisOnn-elt in the County Jail lot less
then "-c ror n.o re :han SIX months. 2r 10y 10th
sI.s fne and Imprisonment, III the dlscltiicn Of
TIC c. mi. ard Il shall b. the G.ty Of jusGts Of
tLg lis Iict Aeurts of Tie severai Judicial Iis-
frcts in tits State to specially give This act in
charge 10 evtly Grand jury il nsne;sd III their
respective districts.
.,t,. IL witness Whereof. I have
.Sxsr-. fr-7 ruto set my hand and caused
sSf.Hsg, tie Great 5. al OF the State of Ne
49, g NJ, vsda to les affiSed.' pons in
E2&iN1s.- C.rs.n City. this 1lth day II
TSW. sePamisr, A. j. 1874
'Eft J.. Il BRADLEY.
6pv:rrcr cf the STATE Of cteTc6a-
BY the Governor
:. II. MINOR,
Secretary IF State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22
On Saturday, Cct1:er 3Iss.

Tie pionoe will foIm in process ion in from; C
Their hall On i streit. Virginia. .. u O'clock
nom T.ccC, d,d Jy tEt National Z uald CSC ut
and viii march down Sutton avenue to C. stjcCt,
th~cuph street 10 the CICEl / Ii ctftco. Gold
Hill aid then colntt rna-ok to Fort HON seed
whore Il T. ii.,I.ry txt f.si Ct The day Hi!l take
place. ';hUsC Exercises VIII consist Of an ora
tiu,z by W. Frank E.ew-r; and an original poem
by judge l.. Il. Taylor, after which Il collation.
viii be served fer the Society and is guests
Tie IL ctssion VIII ,he-e cain form anl 1T III
10 P:unc. I Hall, Virginia. eld b Gis,ulsse..
GC.pta
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22

RI Hol5ore ST Tickets entitled 10 FREE
PASSAGE IN Omnihusscs and Admission 10
Dancing Halls At Geld Fill AID Virginia I'D
pIEEEIUM.
Is The most u rfect ort!er will be prcS6rvcd
and no GisTcI Utable pCTsCI:S will be admitted.
IL ReIiaile Iers' IL viii be in charge Ct the
Cloak and Hat roous, aha 70 charges viii De
Ma ( &c TIE guests.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-22
s@eS ~-rsss sstss.~~ s-r-ss nTE
~ III El'szs s.sl b
- NV EEEEs;tfS
aye.i NEW REMEDIES !!
- Il pr. CI-IGN'S EIsEEHs Ef
GG3 E<eayny street.


| san Francisco lstalfssh,d i, 1914. fer tf"
tr4irnon Il ,xual ana Seminal !ista $50 such
Is t. rtrrlta. niets. Stic.Grc. - ljIiis il AL
lis fun, 2ti.il-i GcalIos, try ti,'!, 'ic;
sri: tjsoasos cf yeat5 standing ana Ii'eEa"u
| iEorriIiic diseases,
| NV IaasJ The lisa1.,'s Of ycIscns, bcih n'cle
! al! female, ar thCr2 WHO ire srftfiIg eat :
iaorahic existence irc1l Tic ,frcts q s''Ftt
GJl-rI'., :. from virus absorbed into the $ys
| tenn, Iclk at their Iall!d, .niaeiaicd ana dis
figured faces and tItir lroE, r-dewn c'nstiiu-
tons. disquahfyinG The Ia fer tie happiness Of
1I::r'i asc or the enjoyment Of life. Ia this
/ rid situation thousands suffer "r'ii death
cios,s t!, scene. Lit parents. S7'ar;ila,sS,
..i,1its attend to tlos, Who :re s'l, II : With
any Of these horrible. Ife-,i, siroyrt n.al"t.ies
he too late. Send them inllE, diatciy to III.
GlBDoN. . 1liysioian who has made p1lVate
diseases his special siuCy f.. gears ind Nho IS
certain 20 cure the most iHyCts2 ccase, l'to-t
IT. Tcu' O. ally injurious al Cs.
Seminal II aEsHess.
Seminal EnsissioIs. tic ooIseqUtLce Ct s'E-
alusc: This solitary vice. or dci3aN;d s'&ua}
Indulgence, is rracticeG ly The youth OF boti'
70 al almost unlimited ,A;tIt. IrCJuSIi4E
with uncrril4g certainty. Tic :cllo%ils train q
morbid SYM toms, unless oGI4hatsd J sci' MI
T. l. Gical measures VIZ: Sa!iu" cctAitL-
tnct, dark spots under the tyts. pam N The
head ringing in the ears, Eolsc like Ike ting
Of leaves aid rafting Of cl.ariots, nIS-si1ess
shout The loirs. wcakIt s. II tit lu.t', CeL!L-
se vision, hlu:2tsG i1.olcci loss Cf e6liGGt nee.
IIifdtrCe in approaching sts=rsers, :: dislike to
form rev Gcguairtanccs, disposition to- shuE
society. loss Of mcmCly. beetle f!Cs a,s, IjmTles
and various trUltIcrs about thu fac, :. furrei
tongue, fetid breath, coughs col sumption,
night swea.s noEc,nania ud ircQUtnt Insanity.
If relief be not obtaine L. should allly imIno-
diateiy either i'll person or by lTttcr, GI!G have
cure Effected ly his Few and scientific mode {!
TT, atiuc tits disc ast, which ucNer fails of et
f. ting quick and TadiCel cure.
(TREn
P.rsons ct :. diFtnno, may be CJFID At
Ec-I-, by addressinga lcit,rto DIR. GlBDON,
stating case. sy mptCIls, length Of time the dis.
case has continued, ind have Medicine ronlp:-
" forwarded, free from sianaae snd curiosity
10 any part of the country. with iGfl snd PLAIN
directions. By Inserting Ton Dollars CON, IL
letter, through tile Icstoilice 81
through Wells, Fargo & Co; Ii package Of med
cine viii he forwarded to any Tart OF the nioI.
Correspondents viii please irfuIu rr. GibboB
inst they ad his advertise IL tic All TAi..
.iCtirl s., Dr.. j. +. GiERGS.
ltH:-ly Box 1857. sen Francisco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HAND
L SOME AND VALUABLE E ST a 2
ABOUT SIX NILES NORTH OF RICHMOND,
DJUINING HE FA.MS Of ABRAM WAR
WICK, DIR. j. n. POWELL, AND d. Il. CREN-
SH AW.-By virtue Of u deed of trust executed by
{. g. Paleskic and wife t. the Sub.cripcr as trus-
tee. dated 9Th Of May S61, and duly recorded, be.
ing thereto required by tue creditor secured VIII
sell M auction, upon the premises on MONDAY,
7th OF augu t. at l 2 O'Clock NJ, the Fla RM above
| referred to. occupied by Mr.. Papske It contains
EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY-oEVrN
ACRES, more or less, and taken as whole, lies rs
well any ,ract of its size In the county. About
five huurred acres cleared. aud produces finely
III corn, wheat, and oats and IS besides well al tp-
ed TO grasses. trucking, anu frult-growlng About
three hundred acres are i'll wood anu tlnDer.
The improvements consist OF 4 good DIV ELL
ING, with eight rooms, servants quarters, bIrn,
stables and the usual other out.bulldinSs all in
good order
There is also fine orchard. The farm is we'll
watered. The neighborhood Is orc OF the best In
the vicinity Of The city.
Those wishing to purcll use really valuable pro-
D. rty. which must increase In value with The growth
of the city. invited 10 examine The above before
the Gay OF S;lls.
A map of Solitaire may he seen at the ofice of
the auctionecrS.
TERMS: The decd authorizes sale for cash sufli-
Client 10 pay debt for about with the ex-
pensus of sale auued. AS 10 the residue, upon
terms to be prescribed by the grantor, or his as
signs, of which announcement will be made al
the time Of sale.
JOHN b. CRENsHAW, Trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AutiOnecrs. J, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18

How IS THIS PROFESSOR TYNDALs-Uur
Second German church ia this city (NeI Or.
leans, La.,l is smsli ia membership and oos-
sessed of but little financial strength. A
note Of $500 tel due on the d2th Of Il nil.
and the holder Of The obligation gave aie
church TO understand that the money must
be forthcoming. No extra time gould be
allowed. 10 sore distress the good pas
tor, Rev. j. L. j. Barth, and his faithful
official board, met 10 consider what
could be done. BY IS casting in their
all" they provided for 500, but ne %ay
opened for the balance In their extremity.
the pastor said: "a Brethren, have ftSend
who has promised me that if should get
into trouble in my work he would help me
out II l would ask him; and now az, going
10 that triend, and 1 want you TO 60 with
me-" 1t was suggested that the hour was
late, and they tad better wait until morning.
NO, we bad better so now" said the pas
Tor. 1t vas agreed to 60 at once. "Now,"
said the pastor, & THAT friend Is my heavenly
Father, and II you are in earnest, let US
kneel around this altar. aud with one accord
ask His AID" The prayer which followed
was an etIectual teryent prayer" offered
"with one accord" and In faith. AfterWard
all went home, feeling confident that the
difficulty would be met. The next morn-
ing while Brother Throesber, one OF the
stewards, was busy in his stall in the mar
ket supplying his customers with meat,
gentleman came to him with whom be had
only slight acquaintance, and who was no
professor of religion and knew nothing of
the church matters in question, and asked II
he knew any one who wanted to borrow six
hundred dollars, as he had that much to
loan. Brother Throesber said, 'Yes; our
church wants IT." Aud the agreement was
made and the church kept out of the sherif's |
hands. "Tbe efeciual feryent prayer OF a |
righteous man ayaileth mucb."- Southern |
Adc0c1te, Ne:o Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18

! 5IS.fsAN SALES-F usar0 D91s.
~.r->-~-N~-~-~<a~~~~
gs By Cook Laughfon, Aucto neers.
corner Governor and franklin Streets Is
+ i DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
sPLENDfD5CARPETs, ... h
GRAND PIANO,
BILLIARD-TABLE,
ELEGANT BEDDING
yRENCH.PLATE MIRRORS,
CARRIAGE AND HORSES, &c, &C.
At AUCTION.

At the request OF the administrator OF MIS- y; %
Jones, deceased, we will sell at auction. on WEI
NEsDAY, the 22d instant a. 10 osi9ck 81 o9e
streets, all of the FURNITURE, &C., OF the resi-
dence. embracing the largest and most valuable as
o{RaHD SF PIaNo o. with e stool and Cover This
(. struHient has been pronounced one OF the fres
In the ciiy-it costing originally 81 900; 80,
/ Splendid FRENCH-PLATE MANTLE h 'lI'
Q snlenaid FRENCH-PLATE PIER MIRRORS
supsrtI9'5G yELXET SAEPPksTRT sna sT covered
Ros Nsa ej P!s sUif Covered with velvet
splegn ddiId REPS LACE CURTAINS and COR
REc cEr1i0i CHAIRS, ETAGEnEs;
h hIns aRY Of vaiu.ble MiscELLANEOUS
HANDSOME STR i. OF HALL II d ggRN1TyRE;
l i ele egs npI suit Of CHAMBsR FURNITURE o,
WALNUT, with rosewood trimmings, COM
com plst W suits OF Oil WaLNUT FURNITURE
Superior HAIR MATTRES,ES, BhDDIEG,
BED LINEN, HOLSTERS, and piLL0Ws'
BRusSELS CARPETS and RUGS. &C., &C.
1 Splendid MAPLE siDEBoAkD and CHINA
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES,
DIM de room Gu Mrs, REFRIGERATOR,
BUFFET, SIDE TABLES,
f,srse assortment of IA BILE CUTLERY, IVORY
HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, CASToks,
TABLE LINEN, &C. &C.
The halls throughout are fur ished with the best
ENGLISH TAPESTRY, CARPETlNG, and
OIL-CLUTHS:
IRON PORCH SETTLES and VASES.
ALSO:
/ handsomely. finished PHELAN & COLLAN-
DEk'S CAkgM BILLIARD TABLE. Viii
balls &C., compiete-the whole costipg Sooo'
/ pair MATCH CARRIAGE HORSES, with CAR
RAGE, HARNESS, ROBES, SEIS, COY
ERe, &c, complete, Justly regarded Que u t''e
The entire outfit Of the residence Is rs handsome
as any In the city, Is all Of the best manufacture
and has been we'll kept.
The SAFE Is positive and unreserved.
IN order that rhe public MAJ have N; opportu-
nifty of examining the furniture the house viii DC
omen from until o'clock OH Tuesday, 2lst In
Stapt. COoA ~ LA un tOS.
" , sucllouecIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18
BY Hill & Goddin.
Real Estate Auctionecrs. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L NEW BRICK STORE ON THIRTEENTH,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREE 5, AT
AUCTION.-BS virtue OF a deed of trust to The uIl-
dersigned dated JANUARY 1si, 1873, from l.. L.
stevenson, and Of record In The clerks Office tic
mond Chancery Court %. b. SO, Z; page 252
will sell at public auction, on the PROMISES. on
NJ, that valuable lot Of ground situated upon the
west side OF thirteenth street. betw, en- Main AMI
Cary streets, now occupied by William :. Wood Il
Co, ut good renal. The building is new, AMI built
In a very substantial manner of brick. covered with
Tin. aud contains modern improvements. me lou
fronts 81 feet by 6S SIP feet on Thirteenth street,
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as to
S2.6SS, by consent of the parties Interested Inc
terms will be liberal and made known on tne Gay o
sale. FRANh ~. Hill,
~ o-tds TRUSTEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18
BY w. GOddin,
Auctioneer aud Real EState Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Rank streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BIZ LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ON CHURCH HILL, AT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF GRACE AND IItlkTIEl II
sTbEE,s; ALs s,o At TUE sSY }jIJtri ~ +
STREE rs; ALSO, FOUR LOTS, Nos: 80,
"a, 40, AND AZ. IN DUvAL'S ADDITION;
ALSO, LOTS NOS. 227, 22S, 229, IN Du-
SL SEA ApH THE kEs 81 NE 81 GH
kECk-By virtue Of u decree OF The Chancery
Court OF the City OF Richmond, entered on the 9th
tune, 1874. In the case OF Goyan's heirs against
| Goddin and others, We, as special commissioners
sell al public auction, ON the premises. on MON
LAY, The Goth July, 1874, IL 8 O'Clock Z. d.. the
| following real estate Of which James Goyan the
| younger died seized-yi2., the EWO II ALFACRE
hirtieh streets. 1872 by 165 feet the other at the
SOU Invest corner OF Broad and Thirticth streets,
1872 by 85 feet, adjoining the residence Of Mr. w.
II. Williams
After which, ut 6 O'Clock p. H.. on the premises,
those four beautiful half-acre LOTS In Duyars All
Gition, Nos. SO, 81, 40. aud ~, with several
frame tenements thereon bounded 10y ST. James,
st. Stephens Hill, and C0utis streets, to he sub
alley 20 feet wide, having fronts on thu two FORMER
streets. ~.
at the same time and place will be sold those
THREE OTIS IN Duvai's addition, In Henr'c0
county, adjoining the residence OF Jacob keck
containing together about 81 acres. designated by
the i)ts will De exhibited at The sale.
TERMS: ODe-tiiird cash; balance ut six and
Twelve months tor 1t gOiabe notes, interest ADDED
and title retained TIL all OF the purchase money Is
' JOHN A.LyNHAM,
GEoRGE 81. RICHARDSON, Commits
JOHN A. COKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18
By James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DEsIRA'

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESIRA-
l. BILE NEW TW0ST0RY FRAME D WELL
INCH USE. CONTAINING -FOUR ROOMS
AND KITCHEN WITH TWO ROOMS, AT PRES
ENr OCCUPIED BY r. +. JONES, ESQ., he
lot fronts 26 feet, or less, on the south side OF
China street between Laurel and Cherry streets
running back l20 feet to an alley seventeen feet
wide, with q good we'll of water thereon.
BY virtue Of u deed of trust executed TO the I'M
dersiSd as trustee by RoCert +. Jones, trustee for
Ann V. Jones. dated July 5. 1873, and duly re-
corded In the clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery
Court In -. b. 101 b. page 156, TO secure the pay
nent of certain negotiable notes therein neii-
toned default having been made In The payment OF
Que of said notes. and at The request OF the holder
thereof, shall proceed TO sell ut public auction,
upon the premises. on THURSDAY the 23d day OF
July, l S74 at O'Clock z. NJ :, the REAL EsTATE
above described and conveyed by said deco Of trust
TERMS: enough In cash 10 pay tile expenses OF
sale ana The sum OF 1851, with interest from July
1874, until paid, and unoa credit rs 10 IS
and the balance upon such terms rs Will be made
=. C. WOODY, Trustee.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR Il Son. AuctioneerS. jy ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18
BY Bronaugh j. Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
Office opposite Courthouse, on Hull street,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i TRACT Of LAND, NEAR MlDLOTHlAS
CUAL-MINFS, IN CHESTEkFIELD COUNTY,
VA.-By virtue OF deed of trust executed 10 me
as trustee on the 9th OF March, 1870, by William
Wjuree Jr and duly recorded 10 the clerks office
Of Chesterfield County Court, 10. so, p. 2l6)
shall, bpIng required TO 90 by the beneficiary,
sell ut punlir auction, on The premises, on L CtS
DAY, July 2S, 1874, ut ~ o'clock NJ, that vaiu-
able TRACT Or LAND lying ne II The Midlothian
Goa mines, In Chester field county contani about
952 ACRES, adj lining The lauds OF FRANKLIN
oIearns. u. b. Hancock, and Others. THIS land Hes
about two aud half miles from C0altield station,
on the richmond and Danville railroad. within The
coat field About one third Is cIeyred, the residue
In forest of oak and pue. The surface indications
OF the existence OF coal are rs good as any tp The
coa.telI. he buildings consist OF DIV r,LL-
ING with nine or ten rooms aud all ncces AIRY out
houses.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sle
and 1920 and 81 $50 on the OH OF March, S75
to be secured by de, of trust The property the
residue OF Tile purchase money II any, to be paya-
bic such times and secured In such manner AS the
said Ninfrec may Direct AUD IN default OF such di-
rection Us the trustee shall! think tt.
The purchaser will be uilo wed reasonable time
for examination of ttle &C., before paying The pur
chase money. but will ne required, rs guarantee Ut
good faith. TO de osit the of ~ 30 In cash with
the trustee at the place Of sale, Immediately AFTER
the property is Knocked down, or otherwise resale
Will then be made. ,. BROOhS,
iy l1.tds Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1I13 Main streeL.

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
N AND LOT OF ONE ACRE AND HALE IN
THE VILLAGE OF ASHLAND, HANOVER
COUNTY, FOa SALE BY AUCFtON:-"e shall
sell by auction, the premises ut the risk and cos
of the occupant, Mr.. q. Edgar Crawford, q former
of his purchase, on SATURDAY, 25th instant, at I
O'Clock p. d., a desirable two-story FRAME
DWELLING, with four rooms, Kitchen anu lou OF
Fredericksburg railroad. and adjoining The resi-
dence OF Mrs hlacmurio, In the village OF Ashland
i FIRMS: Cash us TO the sum of 1900, with inter
est Thereon from the goth June, 1874 from which
date creOit OF one and two years VIII he given on
the residue OF said SALE the purchaser to give his ne
gotiable notes for the deferred payments. with In
ierest added, and secured by Il deed of trust.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
iv1S AuctiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-18
NI1MRER OF Policies ISSUED, $4,000.

ASSETS, s7,OO0,Q0o; INC0ME, $$,UU1,OUU
ardl. SR7l.641.