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Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27
TUCSON.

Tucson, March 25.--The Las Cruces, N. NJ. Borderer of the l4th, says Geo. Heamer, of Apache Pass, arrived there on Monday. He reports eight hundred Indians at Cachis- e's reservation, under different chiefs, and all peaceable.
 Agent JefIerds still there waiting a sue cessoF. tt.t.
 No Indian depredations reported for the past ten days.
 It. s. 0. Connor and other officers at Camp Lowell, have applied for an official sur vey of the Empire Iuipe in Santa Rita moun-
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27
BARNETT X BLOCK,

.... DEALERS IN .... Groceries, PrOvisions, Gothing, Dyyer
 Boots, Shoes, Tobacco, de PHGSix, MARIcoPA CorsTr, ARlssi BY Sell cheaper than any other mertlsss' ... central Arizona noFHh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-Lafaye Divl.
sion. Sons of Temperance, re0rganized Sa.
turday night. and elected the following Off.
GERS tor the ensuing term DR.. A. Monteiro,
w. P; w. G. Owens, w. a.; III. b. Owens,
r. S.; c. Monteiro, r.; w. Is. Weisiser,
Cb.; W. B. BroadnaX, Con-; Paul Pulliam,
A. G.. The above officers will be Installed at
the next regular meeting.
THE ALERT HooK-AND LADDER COMPANY
This volunteer organization, commanded by
Captain A. B. Waugh, had their semi-annua
parade and wash yesterday; after which
they turned over to the city all the appara'
tus belonging thereto. II we mistake NOT,
our city is now without an organized fire
department but should the necessity arise
for their services, no doubt its member
would lend helping hand.
Mayors CoURT.-Only one case occupied
The attention of his Honor Mayor Chles
yesterday-tbat of Isaac Kahn, charged
with assauting Jacob Ross (negro). He was
fined s..
REGISTER. day is the last chance you
will have to register before the election takes
place. Those who have arrived at the age
of twenty-one, and those who have moved
since last registration, should not fail to EN-.
brace this opportunity. Time is short. Re-
gister Register! Register!
THE CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT Court meets
to-day.
For THE STATE FAIR.-The City Council
has made an arrangement with the Rich.
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company to
run train for the convenience Of the citi.
zens Of Manchester who may wish to visit
the State Fair on Wednesday and Thursday
The train will leave Manchester depot at
$50 ard II A. NJ. and the Fair Grounds at
4:30 2. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27

Tur .THEATRE-THE OATES OPERA COM
p.sY.-A brilliant audience assembled at Tue y.
Theatre last evening to welcome again III
Richmond the irresistibly attractive ana VI,
vacious little Mrs. Oates and her excelien,
onera troupe. Her engagement commenced
with the presentation of II. j. Byron,s a9 ga,
tation of Charles Lecocq's work, LA FINE
de Madame Angot." A.,
In the character Of Clairette Angot MRS
Oates lost nothing of the reputation she mas
oained heretofore as first-cIass artist. Hel
Voice has greatly improved both in volume
and schooling, to which the encores at Inc
close of the second act we'll attested.
Mr.. Drew, the tenor of the company, slis.
tanned well the reputation he has already
earned, and has become universal taVorlte
in our midst.
The Pomponnet of Mr.. John Howson was
inimitable, and proved to be one OF the hes'
rendtions Of the character we have ever seen
The rendition of the opera gave entire
satisfaction to the audience, and the chorus
was remarkably tinr, which was due 10 par
to the able dictatorship of MIR. Jesse Will
lams.
Tonight we have Ofrenbach's' latest pro
ducsion, "The Pretty Perlumer," which
will insure crowded house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27
il. APpERsON, Auctiuneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
IL REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY ~
HENRlCO COUNTY.-Bv virtue OF the viii of
the late William A. Deitrick deceased, We Will tl
at public auction, on the premises, ~ The GIN
DAY OF NOVEMBER, S74, u II O'Clock ",
"COAL HILL" ihis resideLcc) In ieuriro county.
This land IS In good condi, ion, well adapted 20
grain crops. tobacco. and grass; Is fourteen miles
from Richmond. lies on ruckahoc creek. aud cone
tains SEVEN HUNDRED ACHTS. more "r les.
There Is good mili-si,e OH II and where o"e Vas
operated successfully for many years. he Ii.
provemenis consist Of large dwelling aud al!
lie ceSsary out. buildings. 1t will be dli i'i"f D. u..
purchasers. ~
Also, the crops of CORN, FODnER, sliCtkS;
HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FUR -lIt RI. &c.
TERMS Liberal and made known on ihc cdg VI
SALE WILLIAM a. DEL! ElCh'
j. L. UElTklCkt
oc 26 Executors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27
ByWihams & Gibson
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. al! h'oA''S

rg,RUSTEES' SALE OF 4 FEhl A ~
J. ABLE TRACT OF LAND y, IN IT, IN S9 S5sGfa
deed Of trust bearing date The Isl day Of JsnHl -,
1870 from Tneas G GsI N A; aIpsg"r oaay
s0urt. We will on the 5til day o! H,,.l :,
1874 at Cupeper In front Of Tie so se =? pnt
auction the following property to W. w., NJ in The
tract or parcel Of LAND lying aha ~ ,r'H y,ntGis
county of Cuineper and sat: Of ,',ti oce
called LA GRANGE situated A''" uoua-
mile below '.Calleo Mt's;; ,,,xS HP AND
tain run. containing rLEVrS HuNDihSr.ps mon,
!. o :,,s,ti5 III ls. .SE 5af Mig
from brandy station, on The orange amt AIsah
railroad. There are aaon The !is Soon,s sd III
usual out-hou.es II Is well wa'ersi. aSa he land
400 acres OF WOOD Of orgna! Sf""'o'
Is admirably adapted for grazing. ,.,,,rs psya-
-rERas: Cash; or, one-touIlh cash, do IS
ble I'm one. two, and three year, i"irie'' a'0''
option OF purchaser. c,,,.,ssr .KENT.
JUNIUS A, AVhmis.s
WILLIAMS s. GIBseS, kuctioneers- 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27
BY James VI. Taylor Il SON.

UI1Ct CUTItI Ur Ee'e1rtI1 alIu 15s'IIh s01ece''
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
~ HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, ON The
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
FROM RICHMOND AND HALF A MILE From
HUNGARY STATION, IN HENRI',O COUNTY,
AT AUCTION.-ln execution Of decree OF the
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond In the
case of Glazebr0ok rs. GaZ brook the undersigned,
special commissioner thereby appoiGtcd, Will sell
at public auction, at the courthouse of Henrico
1874 THAT being court-day), at 2 oclock.M., the
property rs above located.
The same will be divided into four alots, contain
ing twenty-five acres each, all fronting OH the south
side of the railroad.
TERMS: One-third cash. the balance on credit
of six and twelve months for negotiable notes, IN
terest added the title 10 be retained unii the whole
purchas e-money is paid and conycyance Is order
ed by the court JOHN HUVARp,
Special Commissioner.
JAMES ". TAYLOR & son, AuctioHaers.
-
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otres es'S Yesterday that Colonel Charles Mar
s sha,I wonld not be able to be present TO az
s dress the Association Of the Army Of North
err Virgins on Thursday night. the se ere.
tary Of The Association has received t 1he,
s cram from the president to the effect that
Colonel Marshall will certainty oe Mena,
This will be gratifying to the many fri .haas
Of the Association and the soldiers, as .n aan
10 a rich treat ip store for those VINO can
hear Colonel Marshall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27
By y. VI. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lUl4 Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
i SIOaE OF MAIN STREET BE- va -
Ft,IJRTEEnIH AND FIFTt ANTH STREETS.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust from Alfred r"inne1.-
ter 10 the undersigned, bearing date on Tie 9p'n
Gay of october, 1870, and recorded IN me c,efe e
office of the Richmond Chluccry - urt, u. D. "
A., mage 1872. py request Of the holder .! ole oi
The notes described and secured In aid Trl H e,
fault having been made in The pa!ntl oi ', ,ta
highest bi1,er on the premises. AZ O'Clock T. W..
on MONDAY. November 2, 1874, tbs rnptHy
described in said deed Us lying on the norm :I ~
Main street between Fourteenth ana fh%, '.,,.
streets, together with all the ifnF'"'e '-'"~
thereon. ,.,sss II
TE.Ms: Sufficient In cash to defr1y the 90.
executing this trust and 70 pay OF snd Hi,cnik y
a certain negotiable note described anN ste W 600
with accrued interest; balance on s,ch 's''"'
MY be made known al the time 81 sale. ,r-..,.,
oc % JAMES r G0DD!S, 1TG:Nr.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27
BY Edward Z. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auc;iDnser,
NO. 1915 Main street.

VlWELV E. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
Il LOTS IN FULTON FOR SALE At arc
TION.-On SATURDAY the 31,t ms ant. Al
O'Clock p. NJ, on The premises. { viii sell sly
LOTS, fronting on the east side OF Nicholson stree,
between Union and Marshall streets, and ,Fy
LOTS on the west side OF Graham street between
Union and Marshall streets.
This ground Is III section rapidly aui!diry ~,
and improving in value. II will pay as az lpy-S,.
ment, Us the owner Is DESTROYS Of closing out
TERMS: Une-lhlrd cash lhe balance a. Sty AMI
twelve months with six per cent. Interest.
EDWARD {. GuDDIE,
OC ~ AlCilnn,rr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27
BY n. VI. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auc;i0retr
No. lOl4 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN THE
l. COUNY OF EIANOVER, CLAY TOWNSHIP
NEAR AsHLAND.-By, virtue Of a DE. d OF tr':
from j. ). 3. Tinscy {" the nndersignrh aamd -
july 1872, and OF record In the CLERKS olic" 81
the County Court Of Hanover, | will eel al public
ancilon on MONDAY. November 2, 1874 a II
O'Clock NJ, ut the Office of y. NJ. Lee l0l4 Main
street, by The acre. much Of the hand mentioned
in said deed as will be sufficient to pay thr de0!
secured thereby and interest, aud the cos III txe'
cutting this deed. .,
he land conveyed consists of Two lRtVISo
one Of TWO hUNDRED AND SIXTY AAD
TuREE-FOURTH ACRES, and adjUinS the lands
of N d. Priddy. JOSEPH S. Weighed. and others;
and The other OF TWENTY-NINE And ONE
HALF CRES, and adioins The lands Of War! ~
Tinsley, Robert ". Jones, and William }. Mug.
TERMS: Cash RUoEhT u. SCOTT,
Trustee
The above sale is done with my CONSENT anl
viii sell the above land. which abnuhds ~ lhe Sst
timber in Hanover cGun,y. and + withh 'hrec
miles of Ashland; same distance from Han.!es
Courthouse. j. >. Is. llNsLhi;
S \. DAVIS. Salesman. nc .
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ters kilograms &C.. as well as oti ss a aocu.
ments preserved By him during ms . sTun.
tion with the Confederate sta.s 80. .nh ;nny.
r with extracts from bis private ,oui-
nal of historical incidents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27
BY james L. ApperSon,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent,
40. 10lG Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il SEVEN VALUABLEL LOTS OF TRUCKING
AND FARM-LiSDONE AND HALF MILES
EAST OF RICHMOND.-By virtue Of 4 deed OF
trust from James A. Smell and wife, aud Milis0u
Swell. to The subscribers. dated 9th april SD,
and duly recorded, being thereto reluced. We viii
sell on the premises. At y O'Clock VI. on Is
DAY, November IL. 1874, the FAHM occupied
By said James A. Srell, ON the Crsigtpn roar. and
adjoining sutherland, Cabel. utey. and others and
divided into SEVENLOrS Of 9 7. ii.22. Q. 10,
1912, 32'2, and 1904 acres each Tie fourth
named lot has the BEAUTIFUL GROVE. III" DWELL.
ING. &c. Most of the tots lie hands Jiuriy AMI three
of them are wateredly stony run.
These LOTS are so convenient 10 ,nsrket AMI
city manureS-by which ihavug good! un.ia'ioal
they may be easily and permanently enriched at
comparatively small cost-as 10 max" them rery
desirable for MARKET GAHDESS, DAIRY FAEMs,
VINEYARDS, &c.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance a six. twelve
and Gig h cen months for gotiable nv..s nteres.
added, secured by trust deed.
+. A. j. tTpPTON,
X. X. HOWisON,
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BY i. L. ANDERSON,

Real Estae Agent and Auctl0netr,
No. l0I6 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
A UCTION SALE Ely CATALOGUEOF'
n A LARGE, WELL-SELECTED,A AND VAL
UaBLt LAW-LISRAkY AT THE REAL ES-
TATE FXCHANGE.-On TUESDAY, November
80, / 74, commencing at s O'Clock =. NJ, viii
sell the abovc-deScribed wel-nreserved LA Will
BRA RY, containing about 500 volumes, amongst
which arc some OLD and RARE EDITIONS.
After the sale of the law-bOoks VIII be sold A
LARGE aud VALUABLE MISC ELLANEOUS LIBRARY
taiso by catalogue) selected by gentleman OF fine
literary taste and requirements.
TERMS Cash. j. l.. APPFRSoS.
nc 7-td AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27

ASSEMBLY HALL.-Rose and Harry Wat
kins, old southern favorites, will commence
an engagement at Assembly Hall tomorrow
night. The Hidden Hand, Kathleen Mayour-
neep, and Trodden Down will be played.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27

ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM THE fEslt En-,
.py.-Three negro convicts, among ln ,,,n
woody Ruffin, attempted to escape lro.n t an
nenirentiary Sunday night. Ihey were o ue'
toc,n d dfier they had cut out OF tnelr GEMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27
By Davenport & Co., Stock Aucr speerg,
Office in First National Bank building

WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION. A.
w our office, in the First National Dang l,III.
ing, on FRIDAY the 30th instant. at D. o'riocr
z. NJ, "a, 600 PETERSBURG HrILs0aD 81
CONU NOR t G A 6 + EIGHT PER CEVr
COUPON BONDS, for account OF whom con.
cerned. DAVEaP0RI { Co
Oc ~ Stock SaGioreer.
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TeeH KENg.

TOR RENT. one large downstairs e.
h BACK ROOM. Good well in the yard. ELL
Four dollars payable In advance. 4O6 west tr'rsd
ctront oc 2.-1iK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27

| One of the largest church meetings ever held
| in Richmond assembled at the First Baptist
| church last night, it having been generally
| understood through the congregation that
| DR.. Burrows would make known bis dcci-
sion in reference to his acceptance of the
| call to Louisville. 1t had been whispered
| that be had decided TO tender his re-igna-
| ton, and there was an evident gloom over
| the church as they attended to some matters
of routine business. This business being
| over, DIR. Burrows arose and stated that be
had letter 10 the church which he was un-
der the painiul necessity of presenting, and
be would therefore ask leave to call DR.. Tup.
I per to the chair 70 get the clerk to read the
| letter, and to- retire himself, promising to
| have something to say in reference to the
matter at future Gay.
| The clerk then read the letter from DR..
Burrows, in which he touchingly alluded to
| his long connection with the church, the
| many expressions of affection which they
| had always shown him, and especially the
| recent unanimous resolutions of the church,
| and the pledge of the deaconS to give him
their cordial cooperation if he remains. But
be had prayerfully, painfully, yet decidedly,
come to the conclusion that for the remain
der of his life he could be more useful in an
other field, and following the leadings of
Providence he rendered bis resignation Of
the pastorate which for twenty years had
been so pleasant 10 him.
The reading Of this letter produced deep
emotion in the congregation. Strong men
wept, and scarcely any one could command
his feelings to speak or to make motion.
For some time there was an eloquent 81.
leuce, several prayers were offered at the re-
quest of the Moderator, and l.. K. Spillmap,
Esq, then arose and with deep emotoa
moved that the church accept with heartfelt
regret the resignation of their pastor.
p. II. Starke, Esq said that he would
second the motion only because DR.. Burrows
had asked him TO do so; that he could not
command his feelings TO say more.
Seyeral'other members spoke in the same
strain, and the church then accepted the re-
sgualiop. many of the members declining to
vote, many voting "nO." and several en-
planning that they voted faye" only because
they had no hope OF getting DIR. Burrows TO
change his decision.
DR.. Curry arose, and after toucbingly
eloquent address, in which he spoke Of the
removal oil DR.. Burrows as calamity to the
Church, the city, and the State, moved the
appointment of a committee Of nine to re.
port to i meeting Of the church and congre-
CATION next Sunday the expression of their.
feelings on his remogal.
After some touching remarks By James
Thomas. Esq, the church sang 8. BIest be
the tie that binds" and appointed commit
tee Of twenty to consider the question of
the selection OF a new pastor.
Dr.. Burrows WAS UNANIMOUSLY and earn
esty requested to continue his services with
the church LIS long as he may tind it couve-
nient, and it is understood that he will re-
main for at least a month longer.
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by j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
EOR RENT.

FOR RENT. fs:;
l. S450-LAEGE BRICK DWELLING No.
500 north Fourth street, lately cupled 10y Rev. j.
( DashielI. ten rooms. besides bath room. gas. WA
ter. &C.; kITGH EN- with four rooms, just been
put in good order.
g f450-SEW BRICK DWELLING on the
northwest corner of Main and Linden streets gas,
water. bal &c.
3. s40O-NEW BRICK HOUSE No. 1875 west
Cary street; seven rooms. gas, water. bath. &c.
1. S36O-BRICK DWELLING No. 407 west
Main street; eight looms, Gas, water, &c.
5. 81 per month-FRAME HOUSE No. 1920
west Cary street; four rooms.
Apply 10 j. HUMPSON BROWN.
oc 26-3t
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S0CTDERN HISTORICAL S0CIETY.-Hse EX-
ecutiVe Committee OF the Society has re-
ceived the following additional contributions.
and ask for & continuance of such favorS
from all persons who may have documents
in their possession and are Willingto trans
fer them to the Society:
From Lieutenant-C Colonel j. Lyle Clarke,
Thrtieth Virginia battalion of Sharp:
shooters: The papers Of Major. GeEeral
William w. Loning relating to his cam
paign in Western Virginia When &c en-.
ersl Loring left the United States to cen-
ter tue service Of the khediye OF Egypt he
wroteto Colonel Clarke asking about these
pasoers, and sayiEg '"hhey might be valuable
one of these days in ,nakiDg 'uP;a history ct
| the war"
From the Rev. John VIM. Jones: The
| life and campaigns Of lieutenant G eneral
| ThomasrJ (Stouewasi} Jackson. b. Professor
| r. l.. Eabney, d. D.; and
The debates and proceedings OF the Peace
! Convention in 1861, by j. L. ,Gnttendep,
| one OF the delegates.
From Colonel Charles S. Ienable, men,
Der Of the Executive Committee: The last
dispatch Of L,eutenant-GeneEsl ThoMas j..
Jackson. addressed TO General Robert L.
Lee on the battlefield at Charlottesville:
!" Near P. IL, May ID, 1868 Genera
The enemy has made stand at CkanceIloe's,
which is about two miles frcRl Councillors.
vile. i hope as so0n as practicable to at
tack trust that az ever kind Providence
will bless US with great success. b,
Respectfully, T. j. JACKSON. .
Lieutenant General.
General Il. T. Lee.
:" The leading division is up, and the next
two appear to be well closed. L. j. D."
This may be seen for the present in the
Public Library at the capitol.
From Thomas L. snead, ESQ.,: Letter pro-
mislug original documents relative to the
war in the Trans Mississippi Department
and in the State OF Missouri.
From Z. Randolph Stevenson, of Prince
Edward county: His official copies Of let |
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UOUSE AND LOT ON DUVAL G#
Ill STREET FOR SALE PRlFATEL1.
4 he HOiiSE is no. 9. south side of Iuval street,
east, between First and Foushee; five rooms, gas
in all: good kitchen and coal-nouse. L0 ,cl
G3xI05: garden large enough to raise vegetables
Sufficient for family; well of excellent water
All the premises in thorough repair. Price 81, 100
$500 cash, the remainder at +, II, L., ana "A
months. Apply on the premises, which Will I've
shown 10 any one desiring to purchase. sc 20
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NOR RENT, tfs.nce and comfortable H.
Il BRICK DWELLING No. 603 west Gracef2:l
street, with six rooms; and all the most modern
convcniences.
For rent, that excellent and most complete
HOUSE No. 313 cary street, between Third and
Fourth streets, with about eleven rooms; all In
rst-clasS order. - -
For rent, large BRICK DWELLING on Sixth
street just beyond Leigh, with ten rooms and
kitchen.
For rent. nice HOUSE, Ne. 16 Canal street, with
fout roomsrinn kitchen; just thoroughly repaired.
For rent, nearly new UNWILLING, No. 23l Wa
very Place, corner OF Second and Byrd, with six
rooms and all conrenenceS.
For rent, large DIV Bling at southwest cor
ncr of Cary ana Fifth streets, with ten rooms and
kitchen.
For rent. DWELLING No. 2307 Broad street,
Church Hill. with ten rooms and kitchen
For rent, DWELLING NO. 5l4 Fifth street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh with four rooms.
For rent DWELLING No. 104 Cary street, be-
tween First and Second, with four rooms and
kitchen.
ALSO,
several FIRST-RATE STORES on Main street be-
tween Seventh and Fifteenth sire cts. ppiy TO
a " Ill
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II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR i Son, Auclioneers. &C ! 8

rTkUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT DESlRA-
4 Bile FARM, JUATED in THE COUNTY
OF CHh.STtkFltfL,, CALLED " BOWLING'S,'
CONTAINING TH2EE HUNDRED AND SEV-
ENrY-NIAE ACRES, MORE OR LESS. on the
west side of the Manchester and Petersburg turn
pike. aud bounded by the lands Of Thomas &;
Hatcher, Il. ). Woodbridge. James Il. Plat. and
Others and about hai1-milc from tho halfway
station the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
anu about eleven miles from either Richmond or
Petersburg.
By virtue of two certain deeds of trust executed
to The undersigned US trustee-One dated the 29th
day Of ApriI, 1870. and the other the 9Th day, Of
october, 1S72-and daily recorded In the clerk
office Of Chesterfield County Court, shall. IN * e,
cution of SAID trusts. being so required to do by ts
beueciaries In said deed, sell ut public auction,
the premises on oArUn,bhY the 3 LIST day OF Oc-
toher, a, 1T the hour OF 2 o'clock 81. the pro-
perry above described. The DWELLING Is of
brick, containing ten twelve rooms, and Is said
have cost about IL 5000; kitchen, barn, stable,
and other necessary out HOUSES.
TERMS: Cash us 10 the expenses OF executing
these trusts and the balance secure by said dee
now remaining unpald-say about ~ coo; reInain-
der in one and TWO years: Perhaps more favorable
terms will be of. red on the day of sale.
oc19 CHARLES W. TURNER, Trustee.
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BY e. d. Eacto. j.
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
No, 0 north Fourteenth street.


rHATSWORTHFO FOR RENT.-By order
W Of the Circuit Court Of Henrico county
will. on FRIDAY. November 8. 1874, at pubic
auction, OH the premises, offer for rent CHATS
WORTH, the residence Of the late William q. ka1-
dolph, ESQ.,. for the year beginning JANUARY 1:
1875, and ending December 3i;1s75 situated situated
three utiles east of the city Of Richmond, between
the Osborne turnpike and the James river. contain
ing about l.400 ACRES OF LAND, $50 acres OF
which are prime iow-grounds. For toe convenience
OF Iessees the estate has been divided into three
parts each Of which will be leased separately ana
each contains the necessary out buildings. Part
will be that part of the estate which lies heyond
the Osborn turnpike, containing between SUI ana
400 acres of land, '--acres OF which are cleared.
Part will be- the house tract, which contains Inc
mansion mouse garden, &C., and all the lana ylng
west OF line passing through the plantation at me
point or the graveyard in the low-grounds. fart
3 will be all the plantation and buildings lying
south OF part 2.
TERMS: Monev-rent payable one-half !on the
/ st OF July, 1875. and the other haf On the
LIST of January, 1875 Notes 70 be given well en-
dorsed. The leases Will be subject to confirmation
of The court.
AT the same time will be sold about 90 BAR
RELS. of CORN, together with SHUCkS, &c.
TERMS: Cash for all sums of $50; over 500,
ninety days. Negotiable notes Interest added well
endorsed. JOSEPH Bh I An, hecelVeT.
e. ID. EACuo, Auctioneer. DC 26
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