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amounted ia. much. ncaio llmpolf Ian
nlwaya until latcly boon exceedingly d!olntorial
toward LIS p,h'iBliors. In lila famous ''prlrlottt
plulc' lottora, airoctol ganBt two poor critics
Of tl,is City, both Of whom arc now tload llo
ntntoa tEls fact most otfonsiyoly, declaring that
ho looked OH tho publishers whom ho favored
with literary matorlnl aB moro servants COM
Eollctl to oboy orders and accept his tor,np.
somo ycnrs ago Mt editor OF tlha city crobBed
tho ocoan for tho purpose Of inducing neale to
write Atory for his periodical. Aftor much
negotiation tho agreement was made. When tlo
manuscript WAS finished II run through, thirteen
inmbora of tho periodical, and tho prico paid for
i =, hG, by tho American editor was sl3,oo0-or
II ,0oo for oacli Of his numbers,
Even At this rate. fowovor, tho story
iafnoa ;aa1 ms} out 70 DO profitable 10 tho poriod
Lambert by tho Tribune was not above tho
torma usually cxeo.od by lilo author. Tho ratoB
pasa 70 aeoand-elasa English atory-wrlera who
don't lke to mentton namcs) ust,uIiy range from
slo to 32o por 900 words, Which In nbont tho
prco obtained In tho London mnrkot by tho
Hhtne writor8.
, 1874-12-19

Total tax tluo The Uni 4 III States. SO
WHAT THE { { tAtrASY CLAIM.

Total Tax 1uo the Uni III States. SOL 42o u
WHAT THE c { s,trASy CLAIM.
reporter called on resident Blackstone yeo-
tcrday afternoon, for tlo purpose OF gottlng
from him statement ut tue Company's gilo OF
tho case. III reply to It general question regard
Ing the controversy, he i,aid:
I" Wo suppose thnt " have paid the Govoru-
mont all that Is duo uu Ger tho aw II We hayo
not, wo want to to 10; md, in order to ascer-
and bookkccper have gone to Washington for
tho purpogo Of s,b1nit rig tho books, and max
Ing Rnch explanations IS may bo necessarily
and to llua out whotller TO owe anything"
Heportcr-lloN much do you understand to bo
claimed nY due?
Mr.. ElacIstono--1 do mot know that they havo
ago one Of Sanborll'H a, p3utA camo hoso 10 make
nn investigation. and VI allowed him to oxnm-
ino our books aa long aa tho chose to do co. He,
however wont nwaY witt !, Dit u,aGny aly definite
atatomont regarding thu result Of Its examine
tion and we hoard thing more about tho
matter for Ion: timo.
R-Tho claim II Of, tar AIS on surplus earnings
Mr. D.-Yca. that huv,. neither boon paid out
ns dividends nor as inter st on indebtclnoss.
N,-uaYo you not b0en. notified to pay what iB
due7
hIr. D.--Wc have not - cen called upon to pay
my specific nMonnt, but haye boen told Nc are
Liable for further sum.
N.-Waa not tAat furtE e'r sum montiouod?
Mr.. B.-I do not thin k III investigation l1ns
beon made by tho Cove rnment 80 as to ounblo
them to uamo specific Elnl it ia for tho ptr-
pose OF oscertanng whe :llor NO have doro what
lhey state.
, 1874-12-19

f'om TIC Prince Frederick {lfa.) ,joHrnuf.
For several winters past tho oat-fisl trade hau
boon craving, and preparations hayo boon made
ny pr. lsichald 6tauforth. at Deop Landing, to
70 into tho buHnoHB on much larger scao than
ever before. He has juAt completed pond, in
WHICH the fish arc placed when caught, and 10
Kept alive to await t. shipment. Tho pond has
been .nado in y crock Oh tho Deep Landing firm
by uHing wire fence aboyo and below. 10 that tho
Tator pasaea freely with tho tide. The fBh nro
kept tilt callod for. Ilis pond will hold from
1000 to 3.0u0 hus!,ols Of isAh, which nro talon
out when wantod by largo .'"dlp-netp." Dr..
stanforth buys all the cat.1|Bll that arc brought
TO him alive, and quite number Of soinea on
both sldes OF tho RIVER will bo conBtantly run
after tho cold weather sets in for tho purpose Of
supplying thia dennnd, After the aoason fairly
opons il 10 expected that large quantitios OF tsh
wlll be shipped to marlot oyery week. Quito q
large forco OF hands, akilled in this bnHincsH,
VIII DO kept employed in preparing tho fish fot
Bhlpmont. The fish arc skinned and cleaned, mud
nackot! in largo boxes with leo, and ahippea On
tie patu1ent etonnors to baltimore, and thonce
through tho canal to Philadelphia, which ls the
great aat-ash market OF the country.
, 1874-12-19
POLITICAL MEMORANDA.

Thlrty-six Democratic papers in Missouri hayo
expressed their prelerouco for Gen. +. II. Cock
rell for Senator.
Tho people Of California nro to vote, In Sop
tcn'bor next, whether thoy will haro Const!tu-
tonal Convention.
Tho Prollibisionists in tho Second District OF
Connecticut have Nominated Prof. Calvin s. liar
rngton, OF Wesleyan uniyolsity, for Congress-.
COL john II. Thompson, OF Dntlor, pa., ID the
Ncrublcan candidate to tasrvc out tho unexrlreu
tenn Of EbonozcF AfcJunkiu IN tho prcsant Con-
gross Election, Doc. -.
"Well, Banks mar sing With us, but no can't
Ieaa Jus e9f ,,Ss was 1he remark Of regular
mentioned for tho speakcraAip.
In Tho Micl,igln Legislature, partics stand 70
Republican, G2 Opposition. But it ia said tllal
two at luaat, and poHsibly moro, uf tho Nepub.
lichuH. will not vote for Zach Chandler undor
any circumstances.
"1'ilo Florida Legislature is Republican, and
Wll oect = good Nepubican United States
senator et least thin ia tho lhtast report. as
given by tho RepH1lic." But tho Now York Re-
public Is dead. aud tho Florida Legislature is
Democratic.
The Democrats will organize tho pennsvlysula
Legislature Sllonso) By elcctiug Samuel +. Pat
tssson, Of r!ttnbnrE, ~ Speaker, and George Mc.
will clnct William a. Walaco United Statvs
Honator. At lsast tlat's tho way ths pima arc
SGT.
Tho Pacific Mali Investigation Las already
wrought ono great good. 1t haH nl,own how sub
sitlica arc carried. Wl,etlor the individual cou-
srcssmeu arc all caught or not. the hyslem In
tloomed. IN the faco OF tho revelations about
l'aciio Mail, this Congress- will not dare to oboy
the powerful lobby now dnmanding subHldy for
Col. IAo!naA A. Hcott's Pacific Kailroad.-lYe.o
l,ork Tribune.
Copying Mr.. William D, Kolloy'a letter throat.
entng to got up and leave il tho party docs not
obey him, THE C1fIOAao TNrnusE remarks;
"0aod. bye, hwoet William! II you must IoAyo
tho 1tepublcat party, 1t will try aud survive With
out you." n Butler mud Kelley would only form
That now party of their own or better still, in
iet themselves OIL tho Democracy, What good
luck that would be!-T. Louis Democrat.
, 1874-12-19
PASSENGERS I ElD FREIGHT,


meeting OF tho Gc.c al Ticket and pasgcn.
ger Agents waa held ycsl erday afternoon Mt The
Office OF tho Chicago, s'ck island l. Pacific
Railroad, ncarly all tho { 7ucago ROADS being rep
resented. Tho main objt x:t-of tho meeting was
to compare rates. No chapgs was mado
to Western points, .h,t considerable of
q change took p leo In rites to
tho East. Tho pittat rrg, Tort Wayne 4
Chicago, Lako Shore Il II t,Ligan Southern, mud
Michigan Central Railu KIDS hayo agreed to
charge after this but ccs ns per milo on local
passenger traffic. Horote Eorc tho chargo Inns
been ~ ccnts per milo. This reduction npplics
only to points west Of ri itsburg and Detroit
through passongor-ratcs ut boing Infected by
tho chnngo. Tho Batimo, . Il Ohio Railroad was
not consulted in regard to this mattc1, and it
viii undoubtedly make limilar reduction TO-
dav. The object Of this ~ ,1s move could not DO
learned, but it il believed g DO another attack
OIL the baltimore Il Ohio J. abroad. This, how
over, does not scem proDal 80, as The Baltimore
l. Ohio does ms yet but I uall local passenger
traffic. and oan 10 but littlo affected by this kind
OF warfare.
AS regards freight rate 4, nothing hau been
done during tho last fcw da US, but it III claimed
TINT tho roats cannot run very long with such
los rates as charged Mt pre- ,ont. But, in Hp.to
OF these low rates. tlioro ia but little freight
Inns leading to tho Last It'll tho exception Of
tho Baltimore i Ohio, hay, a Iasgo number Of
cars standing idle on thu trs eks and In tho yards
UNLOADING uRAI + IN uuLK.
a few days ago tho threo h,wa pool linos-tho
Chieago 4 Northwestern. c l. cago. Rock Isla.l
q Pacific, and Chicaac, D It rlIngton Il Quincy
hai!roads--issuel tho fol owing circular in
regard 10 unloading grain in bulk, notifying
az sllipperR Of grain that md after Doc. II.
1874. there will be all ndd aaonal charge OF 3
cohta per !0o pountB on all ain IN bulk deliv-
ored on truck In Chicago. 'hs chargo il mado
10 cover tue additional OK eouHo to which tho
@ railway 10 subject BY roaao L Of track delivery.
Iho falo IN regard to dolnur :ago charges ia TO bo
enforced III heretofore
-. Ihia circular has crentad q u.ite storm among
inc ahlppors WHO claim til It tho churso was
made II il tho interest OF several elevator
men. Ilo nanagora OF the aboye-nan,od
railroads; radlf & however. c!ail ~ tho elevators
men ;, Ind nothing a,atoyer to do
with It. THO additional Gu RIO IN grain do.
iiVorod on tue track they Hay, has Loeu uaGo
because The grain consigned. to elevators is nm
loaded at onco, anu they Gu tal,e out tho cars
.asain aud have them refoad j. whiio tlose dc.
llvsred on tho track haro III, stand In tho yard
from two to ten dnys, cntaili & quito loss upon
the colnpanica az thoy hayt, nol only to provide
room for them but also aro t,privod OF their ubo.
As the shippers aro deter E,iued not to submit
to thfs additional Charge III 3 railroad com,anos
will probably ba compelled to recads iron, Inc
aotion they have takei,.
, 1874-12-19
MtSCELLAN t;OUS,

The su{t brought agai hst tho Chicago l.
Northwestern Iairoad Com pany by tho lsailrond
and Warehouse Commissio Eera Of this Stato. 10
coinpsl tho Company to y ut in track scales at
Cortland. DoKa'b, and II alta, has bcon post.
poIed until tho 12th OF Jan uary. II III thought
probable that another I s1ntinuance will Lo
granted Tho law roqu,ri s,g such Eoa!ca has
boon practically dcad lett nr and 1t Is probable
that The next Legislature Ely sopoal 1t. All the
principal shippers along t: 30 limo have signed
esAtements that they do not want sucl. track
aeklaat "a thoy would only ho all additional OK
Ponse, both to the Conps GJ and the shippers.
Those stAtomonts have barn laid hoforo tho
Commissioners, and aoy hay0 promised not to
, 1874-12-19
Claim 4 gafnst tho Alton B. ST, Louis
al Account Of Surplus
Earnings.
Local Ps sssenger Rates Reduced to
Thte 20 Gents a Milo East
OF Chicago.
That Ext;c Charge for Unloading Grain
in Bulk.
NH scclla1lcOlss Items.


TH!. CHICAGO & ALTON,
ALLEGED All : EARS OF TAKE on SURPLUS EARN
1SGg.
Wednesday, 4, Tn,nuNE contained dispatch
from Washin; Il on rolatlyo to tic claim n1ayo on
tho Alton t. | St. Louis 1laroad by Supervisor
Mum for milo ed arrears Of tax on surplus oar,-
inge, tho tota .lnount clnimcd being 920l 1861.
For tho purpoHt' Of showing precisely how tlleso
figures aro arri ved ut, lilo figures for tho year
1865 arc given IL full, an takon from suporyIaor
Munn's report, Il Il order to tlow Ills moll,od OF
gottng at tho ri sutt Tho rccapitulation ouly Of
tho other years Is given:
YEAH OF lEt3,
CrosB recnipta for tbs year. s3B4o Ool 80
Add cash received tr.,m sale Of lot III Alton 4U000
DiYidrnds Oil Alto, q l. st. luuis lta1!roaA
ssock..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 44,33o.0o
, 1874-12-19

Mta. Eatelman, Of shilington, Pa, "str,ck
oil in her we'll the other day. Tloro wasn't
much Of It, but what there mus couldn't he dis
tMKulRhel from kerosene.
, 1874-12-19
Grand tolaI,,,

Thin would represent &, 1874 ,875 bushels OF salt.
nm ncroase Of 10ls 145 bushels, or 20J $50 barrels
more than tho product Of 1873. Thoro aro twelve
shlt inspection districts in tho Slate aud tho 1n-
ity Of tho State at ,00O, ,000 burrola. tho rev.
enno derived from tho ya!t inspection during tile
year WAN Sl,540. 4G8, and tho expenditure S1,327-
359 loaying balnuce Of $213, ,100.
, 1874-12-19

A GENTS WANTEn-8i0 PEH DAY~TO All 3; ,rf11
vo ia oaG arn .Aa!l9 % .swnE m,sfShas nfse
whether you aro Experienced Ia Tho bntjnnss or not
ynn wish to hy sa"nx machine for family uso cur cir.
SUN. uLA!ik CO., Uh!caxo, iii. "''''' 'o''"'
A GWl;STs W.S WAETEn-srEUtAL X! INHU6EMEETS-
Statet to snl thc world fvnowed Wsn SAWttls SaMinu
alaeMlnos and tho Wilson manufacturing mnohiuny ID
,aenMfs tGf 5Mli paEtiesss spry adse.s. Wit
ChlrkvH. --'Nf s'' AA~*p'sI't
, 1874-12-19
MICHIGAN SALT,

srecia! Dispafch to The Chicago Tribune.
last SAGINAW, Doc. 1S.-Tho annual report of
State Salt Inopector s. s. Gariguos will be mads
public tomorrow. Tho rcpor. gives tho follow
ing us the total amount Of aalt inspected In tho
stato during tho year 1874:
, 1874-12-19

....... MAG GH4NEAY.
A .kIAKW0Op DuSkLE'a. Ill AND ia LAKE.
A9t. sloaili ohHHna. frM three h{ty ersa noiYur,
maoalouFs' sssaai pumps. hs!ln9. aud snupl!os.
1fOh hSALE-OltEAp-AN AhIHS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
= ndRlho anu eallat On iron WhsoE, orsD noyeT pary
nov also wood saw aud fEnsne, for hurao pr STUN
WF,2nllH, oinHan&u Tor city real gstats. HAHTHELL
1i0h., u WAshinRtan-st.
, 1874-12-19


13ERHONAL-WlLt. THE GENTLEMAN WHO
cal!bd It The Goud Samaritan SEoltor 257 Wort Tim
loph,st tUAturdAr Al[urno, tho Oieurs uf tyt
soil'y o Hs,s ge ST. ssna h. sdsess
Mss. Il. 4. tohHEs, Traa.utvn s46 Wat 1iadlaoast.
, 1874-08-28
THE BLACK HILLS.

Tho Order undcr which Gca. Ctss-
terss Expedition Proceeded = Aai-
other Order, that Private Riartse.
Will Nut DO Allowed TO Visit tho
IEInclk E1it!%.
IEApons. MILITARY DIVISION or THE M1sAouni}
CH1oauo, May 49, 1874. )
nris.- Gen. A. II. Terry, Commanding Department ~
Nakoid. st. Pani, Him.:
GENERAL: Tho Lioutonaut- Genera1 COM
manding directs that you aeild column OF
ntno OF ten companies of tho Seventh Cavalry,
untor tho command of Liout.-Col. G. A. CuBtor,
to examine tho country III and about tho North
Fork Of tho Cheyenne, known on the map as
tho Belle Fourclo; a1Bo tile country south OF
IL. in The vicinity of Dear Butte, especially Bonth
mud west OF Bear Butte, commonly designated
Us the black Hills on the map.
It would bo agreeable to tho Lieutenant Gen.
oral II you could aond IN eugneor oilcor to do
tesinino tho latitude nnd longitude OF Boar
lutte, or any other wol!-nnrkrd feature in tho
O( reference for TINT unknown section Of
country.
For tho accomplishment Of this purpose, yon
ars authorized to employ 50 cltizen.toamstora
for six weeks or Two months, at tho rato OF $40
por mouth, as we'll nR two or tlltoo wngon- n-mas-
ters and ono or two gudea, ut usual rites of Lire.
Col Custer should te given full latitude to re-
turn. III caBa ho found tie performance of this
duty unsafe. or tho country in,rracticabo for tho
movoment Of his column. Very respectfully.
your obcd1ent servant, Il. U. DRUM.
Assistant Adjntant-G General
HrApQns. MILITARY DIVISION OF TIE sllssounIl
CnfuAtio. Aug. a1, 1874. !
Erig. Gen. 4. II. Ferry, 81. Pt.ttl, Nina:
Tho Lioutennut- Gonornl Con!mandiug directs
mo to say that uuot1loal information hAs roached
these headquarters Of tho orgaaizatton Of par-
tics at Sioux City, Yanhton, aud bismarck, to
invade the sinux Inulhn Reservation, with the
Wow of visiting tho country known aa tho Dlaca
Hills. Should sucl information be correct you
will please notify et1c parties that they will uol
bo permitted to 20, uuloss Under authority from
tho Hon. Secrotary Of tho 1utersor OF Cougrcss
i. C. Dnus1.
Assistant Adjnant-Geueral.
, 1874-08-28

Tho Worcester {Alasa.) 0azelts says. "a
wol-Rnnwn manufacturer ot that city Visited
Ills family fow duya since at QUO Of the popuur
summon reaortst not thousand miles from Fat-
mouth. 1lappon,ng to hayo an unusually woll-
hol pockotbook, upon rotirlng Tor tho nieht ho
placed 1t 10 QUO OF lin boots tor sufo-keoplng.
0ulitting, however, to say Rnything ahont 1t TO
liza wlfo. Fatlgued witt. tho ioug ride. l.o soon
foil asleap, End upon awaklng Gully II, tho tnorn-
Ing Bouul.t iu win for lliu booth aud Ills mouoy.
noaunE his vito with anxious inquiries ahoits
"thoso booss," ho iearpod that lila had found
them lying around, and lad Bet tl,on, outside
the door for tlio hotol loatblack. a few seconds
Tutor u well-deyelopod manly form, with only
rapid Htrldes for tito portorH lolgo, with tho
"raggcl ut!gea Of anxiety. rctnorso, ruin. and
despair distinctly mapped out OIL his usualty
boaming oountenalca. 1t ron,nins for us 10 add
~ ample aet Of juatica TO a PARTON, that tho
rortor was lloncHt. tho money restored, and our
manufacturer firmly convinced OF the prop,iety
Of having no scorots from his vito in futurs,";:
, 1874-08-28

"a
11NOy, DYE. HAVING HAD II YRAlA E4FkNf.
l. onco In taachiuK pianu sn4 sn4ln& 70 phlcAgut VIII
, 1874-08-28

r7oR SALiS-0N L1EEKAI TERMS. on T!'K:
Il aIohnge good Chicago rrnputt. tbs south half t
! otsss "a s % sR .}R eop Il asso u ra
will m With tho pao,. JOHN II. fE. ST. Jsser Attn
, 1874-08-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

lrANrEp-TDR nES1n1iSOt PUnpOSits-IOT
~ 1e old limits; stats 1Sact 1tessa!lnn ts r1Iso aGd
, 1874-08-28


Assistant Al1ntant- General
Vow to Iscuch tho Gold Fields and
Graztng Region in tho 1s}AcG 11silu
CoNntTy.
From tls Sionr cily Journal
The regiou kuowIl rs tho Dlack Hills Is 6tuat-
cd In Western Dakota. with their Western Hlopo
stretching into Wyoming Territory, thor south
cru extremity oxtoudinB within 5U miles Of tho
northwest cornor Of Nulnaaka. and tlaor north
era limits touching on Montana 1erritory.
vast extent Of very rich grazing and agricultural
1a,lds. abundance Of t!mbnt att Of Natcr. to np-
proach them from anywhoro in tho Eastern
Btatos tue traveller must pass through strip Of
country varyng 10 width, and een1rally destitute
near wncl tho richest gold discoveries wero
nlndo by Cnstor's miners, ay our objective point
and measuring tho distance as shown by the
Government maps, VIC aro enablod to furnish tho
following table Of distances from important fron.
tlor points:
lilts.
From Bismarck to 11arneys Peak .............. 81
From Nort! Platte, Neb., to Ilarneys Ieak...-.. 2l
From Fort Ksadali naE., 70 narneys peak...... "a
From Druls City DaE.. to lIaruey's Peak. 1ya
OF tho six starting points aboyo nanod, tho
ronte via Blulo City, Dak., Ia the beat. and In
really tho ouly feasible one. Say, for example,
q Chicago man loHres to 90 to tho Black lllila
lie must travel by Bnmo une OF three railtoad
routes, with dlstancea respectively as follows;
cA,s,so to Bismarck, p.s... ttsi SsS ss hsft; I;
Chicago to gneyonne, Wyo..........,.lloo 4s.sp
ohc'Kq to isnat"' -; l.; so ,,p lsGi ~,
bs weigl,tJ consideration with n nan OF small
moals going into d now country. and, Of course,
lo uelects tic Sioux City mud Yanktoa route. Do-
sides, thcro aro othor reasons, sill stronger.
why he ought 70, nay, Why ho must, come This
Tofr tA TIM o,,}Et
, 1874-08-28

A GENTS WANTED ED-GVEllYWlIlsRts 10 sELt.
~ our *1!G 10 " 3oy .fS n't on sra M
hnorlua taday tos s. exEos;ons. s'
troT, asso g h9aso Tins .gynt made WE a.s " nS:
IL ineAgy p4roals1 t.es;, Hatspo:. y osut. g. Il.
, 1874-08-28

New ORLEANS, La, Aug. 27.-Tho Galveston
Ne.gs' San Antonio correspondent auys tho Ki-
owAa and Conaaclcs attRckel Con. Davidson at
IL o'clock on tho 23l, and endosyoled to obtain
possession Of tho Agency building, III miles from
Fort Sill. The Indians were defeated tho tlrrt
day, and ronewea the attack tho following day
at noon, but woro again repu!sed. Tho attack
ing Indians are now trying to return to tho
ueu. McKenzies expedition lsft Fort Copcho
IN tllo 23d inst,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13
BY Grubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NOTED
"GAMBLE MANSION" AND NALUABLE
RIJILDiNG LOTS ADJOINING, AT AUCTION.
In execution Of the provisions OF deed OF trHs
from G. al. Wallace and wife aud others to the SUP
scrihcrs. ms trustees dated 9th September, 1871
and duly recorded in Richmond thahccr! Eourl
Office being thereto required by the hoidcr ol TWO
of the notes thereby secured, ana now que anu ui-
paid, we will sell ut auction upon me premises on
FEIDAY, goth May, commencing AZ D O'CLOCK 1 :.
NJ the property conveyed Ill sald desa-to VII
from Byrd to Arch street, having front OF
326 S-l2 feet and running back 12O feet TO al al
lev 20 feet wide. r,,-
Upon this property stands the - 6 :AMBtE MAN
SJ0S na large and substantial brick dwelling, oc-
cupyur one Of the most lie ,utful situations i'll the
city and commanding grand view OF the CIT! and
its surroundings. . , =,
fray expenses OF sale and 10 pay on ana discsirSe
two notes amounting 10 $4,000, with interest
thereon at the rate OF ten per ccitunl per atnuHi
from 9th September, 1878; the residue upon such
terms rs the graOrs in said deei may direct. or III
event of their failure to give such direction, then
upon terms AS to may seem I'll, the same 10 De am
JOHN HOWARD,
JAMES Z. GODDIS,
Trustees.
Memorandum : II Is probable that arrangements
may be made, with the consent of the parties III
,eresed, 10 sell tue property i'll parcels, ana upon
terms more favorable to purchasers than tlose
named above.
II will he observed that the front on Third street
embraces some very handsome building lots.
JOHN HOWARD.
JAMES E. GODDIN,
GRuBBs s. WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. ,.oo,,,s
S-p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13
By w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
: SUPPLEMENTARY OF32 1851 1000 hGHESs;;
GALIED" OAK GROVE" ON BOTH SIDES OF
TIE NEW BRIDGE ROAD, HALE A NILE Z;
EAST OF RICHMOSD.-By virtue or deeo OF
trust executed by Mr.. David Anderson. Jr., to the
subscriber trustee ITO secure the unpaid pn,c 6ae
recorded 10 henrco County Court shall 10 exc
the the t premises. on WEDNESDAY the goth OF May,
1874, at 4 o'clock p. NJ, that Yery van ara
tract of land located as above, called Ohh
sR S Containing SO 1851 900 acres, Of which
4S2-l 600 acres lie the north side OF the roao3
IN which there stand two framed tsnements and
on the south side thereof there are 20 253; i0to
acres, ON which stands large brick dwelling, 10
good repair. containing eight rooms ana frameo
building suitable for servants, &c: 49,
noses This land has been recently laid OIL INFO i9is
Of suitable size and 5A acres assiEaeu tas
ing. The sale will commence with the 4oZ-iooo
acre. living on the north side or the road. ;.
TRRMs bout II 200 In cash; on creSit as "
s1,d29 until ON October peSs, o and rs to the
Surplus, payable at that time for negotiable notes
healing interest from the day Of sale secured oy
deed Of trust. w. doDDiN an ,os,"c.a
81 rho hour IF s.Ie - my9