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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-15
.. ByJ. Thomson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l113 Main street.

A LARGE VACANT LOT NEAR THIRD
N STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS AT AUCTIOS.-By virtue OF q
deed OF trust executed to Us as trustees on 12rh
day of June, 1873. by John Amber Smith, and
duly recorded in The clerks Office of .ichInond
Chancery Court, deed-bnok 90. &, page 1862 to Sc
cure certain notes therein mentioned, being the de.
ftrred payments for the aforementioned AZ we'll as
other mentioned property IN slid deed, aud de-
fault haviag peen made IN the payment OF sl -,
beneficiary thereof, sell ut public auction. on FRI
DAY, september l 7th, the following described pro-
perty beiug the only remaining portion Of the pro.
prty described above said deed which is subject to
the lien create by said deed of trust the remainder
baving been heretofore released-to wit: Com
mencng at point on north side of an alley at right
angles with Third street, and between Marshall and
Clay streets, 60 feet from Second street. thence
of said alley 81 feIt thence back and between par
allel lines As feet more or lessl. beipg part OF
same real estate conveyed 10 j. Amber Smith by
Analetbia Pendleion by her degree OF record in
Richmond Chanctry Court office.
TERMS: Cash as to 81 rs and expense of sale.
WILLIAM COUPLING,
. j. THOMPSON BROWN, AuctIoneer. sc b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-15
BY j. L. Apnerson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
No. lOl6 Main street.

WORDS LARGE TOBACCO FAC
w TORY, No. lla, ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF SEVENTH STREET AND The
CANAL. AND COMMODIOUS DIV EGLING, NO;
4Oi, ON THE SOU1 HEAST CORNER OF CARY
AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-C. p. Word. Esq., having determined 10
dspose Of his property and nay his ntbts, shall
sell. on the premises. at 5 O'Clock z. NJ on WE'D.
NESDAY, September Is, 1875. In the ORDER
ramed, the asoYe-descrIbed VERY vALUABLE
RIAL ESTATE. The FACTORY Is 42x1 30 feet
three and half stories high built In the most Sub
stanlial manner Of the best material IS. LOT Tex
100 feet to 16-foot alley. Location admirable
for accc ssbility, light, air, &c.
The DIV Filing has Ten rooms with hre,piaces,
besides Office, store and bath room, &C.: Kitchen
with four rooms; stable, carriage house, &c built
in the best manner and with a view to comfort and
convenience location pleasant and convenient lG
business neighborhood excellent. lot 6S by LOT
feet TO wide alley.
1T IS NOT OFTEN THAT SUCH REALLY DkSlRA.
Bl Z PROPERTY IS OFFERED AT AUCTION UNDER
SUCH PRESSING CIRCUMSTANCES. ,
TERMS: Accomms dating, and made known al the
sale. y. Il. ffEhSOS,
mi e 2aw3wStitds Auctione"r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-15
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE LITTLE FARM IN
Y PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, on THE
POINT. FOR SALE AT AUCIIOS.-We will sell
ut auction. at the Office of Grubbs & Williams, In
the city of Richmond, on MONDAY the Alb Of tlc-
toDer ncxt ut 10 O'Clock NJ The very valuable lit
tie FARM located as ABOVE, the former residence OF
DR.. Theoderick Bland, containing TWO HUN
DRIED AND Fifty ACRE.. one mile from the
wharf at Jordan's Point, 2H miles below City
Point opposite Westover, the nne estate OF a Ii.
Drewry, Esq: It's acres cleared and In a. high
state of cultivation and rs acres In timbt r-orIglnal
growth The improvcne nts are a FRAME DWELL :
ING with six rooms, needing some repairs, aud
three double servants houses In good order; or
cbard &c. Z he place IS we'll watred, and remark
ably healthy, and fine situation for physician,
there being none nearer than eight miles, and he
very old man.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known a. time Of sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Auc:ioneers.
se11.I51s 2e. 25. 2e, 10000 ,2&4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-15
BY 6rubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioReers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRA-
4 BUILDING LOTS ON THE EAST SIDE
OF PINE STREET BETWEEN M 4 IN AID = .
OF MONROE PARK, AT AUCTloN-ln execu-
ton of deed Of trust from William z: Allderdice
TO the subscriber trustee, dated 26th OF Aprli,
1879 and recorded In kichnlond Chancfry Court
Office being thereto required by the creditors Sc
cured will sell at auction, upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY, September 22d, al o'GiocE L. ~,
the GROUND lying on The east side OF Pine street,
beginning 60 feet north of Cary street, fronting
lS9 feet and running back 80 feet 10 an alley nine
feet wide. These lots are beautifully sltuated on
rapicly lin proving street, very near 10 Monroe
Park and of r Bne oppor tuDty to secure choice
Sire for medium-siZed dwellings.
This Properly will be sold US q whole or subdi-
~yiGed, MS may be desired.
TERMS: According 10 the deed abont equal to cash,
but reasonable credits will doubtless be allowed.
A. ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneeis. sci
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-15
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street
rg,RI1sTEEs, SALE OF THE HERMI

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT
i AGE NURSERY. NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, BY AUCTIOE.-By virtue OF the
provisions Ct certain deed Of trust hearing date on
the 9th dav Of July, 1871, from the Virginia Nur-
scry and Wine Company 10 the unde rsigned trus-
tees, duly recorded In the uticc of the clerk OF hen
rico County Court, 10 secure the payment 81 sum
culion OF said trust beiug thereto required by me
beneficiary therein seeured sell by auction; on the
1875, at Az 2. NJ, the real estate described IN said
deed consisting of FORTY ACRES OF HIGHLY
LANp f9rmng almost d iquar Tse W,
beautiful grove of oak trees. the former Site OF the
dwelling-house, situated IN an attractive locality
near The 1,hn of
a mile OF the city OF Richmond; On which land
there is now growing nursery stock estimated as
10000 three-year.old APrLE-TREEs, 7 to 10
10000 two-year.o!d APPLE-TKEEs, ito 8 feet
An assortment of PEACH. PEAR, CHERRY,
APRICOT; and NECTARiNE TREES,
PARAGUS-BtDS.
The Hermitage Nursery is the Oldest in Eastern
virginia. and has an established trade through gi IT,
any nursery In the country for reliability and exec
ece of its stock produces the finest apple trees
grown I'm the United States. Its soil and The mild
ness of the climate enable nurS crymen 10 produce
trees In Two years fully equal 10 those grown In
ara New 9@ts IN ,Tee yehhs 3n
out the winter months Situated near the spread
Ing limits Of growing city. Its purchase would he
handsome investment independent OF the nursery
stock
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the expenses of
executing this trust. and TO pay eff Six negotiable
notes for thousand collars each, with interest
thereon at the of twelve per cent. per annuEl
from the 9th OF July. 1875, until paid the resi-
due OH such terms shall be announced at the time
OF sale. RALEIGH T. DANIEL,
ia. RICHARDSON.
rustecs
RICHARDSON & Co., Real Estate Auctioneers..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-15
BY Thomas ". keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 2 Governor street.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
VI HOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS. MANrEL-
MIRROR, SC. FOR SALE AT AUCI1ON.-At
The request of the owner. who Is declining house
keening will sell at my nuction-house, 40. CO.
vernon street, on THURSDAY MORNING. the
18th Instant at l 0 O'clock. general assortment
of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., consisting,
in PAL Of rro,n ,,,,or-u ,,,,, uro,ob-
plate hIRROR, ~,
Que elegant FRENCH-PLATE MANTEL-Mlh-
RUk I'm ornamental Gilt frame,
Two CHAMBER SUITS,
One BED-LOUNGE.
One WALNUT WARDROBE,
One STRIPED REPS ROCKER,
WALNUT.k KITE .SlON-TABLF,
PATENT REFRIGERATOR.
FLOOR OIL .CLOTH and MATING,
HAIR MATTRESSES, CARPETS.
FEATH ER-BED, BpLSTEhS, and PlLLUMs;
WALNUT ETAGERE,
CROCkERY. GLASSWARE, &c.
Parties in want will do we'll 10 attend, as every
art icle offered will be said. Consgnments solicited
THOMAS W. KEEoEE, Aucdoseer
J.C. KEESEE, Salesman.
UPHOLSTERING ard al kinds Of FGRNlTURE
REPAIKED aud VAkNISHfD 10 order. NAT
TRES rs made and made over, by C.T.G1RARDE,
late of Paris. All work warranted. sc 4
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An UsAPrnEcIATgD FINAHCIga.-A long.
haired, sallow. conpleXioDed individual,
arriving at Aurora Ind.) DEPOT the other
day, caused no little gossip in the village.
He was mysteriously silent about bis name
and business. Discussion was rife whether
he was Judge Kelley, Theodore TiltoD, or
Sergeant Bates. All expected something
remarkable of him. Finally all agreed that
he was sn Ohio politician, come down to
talk on the currency question. They were
willing to give him respectful bearing. AT
z O'Clock their curiosity reached climax as
ne emerged from his hotel and mounted q
try-goods box in the market-square. Both
parties cheered him, for each thought he was
their friend. When the silence was reached
he began:
"Ladies and Gentlemen,-I came to your
beautiful little city heralded by no flourish
of banners or double.leaded announcements
in the newspapers. The experience Of
lifetime has taught me that the fine percep-
tions and delicate faculties Of American PEG
pie will discover merit and appreciate it un-
der whatever circumstances it may appear.
As I look upon your upturned faces to. night
I am assured that you are no exception to
the general rule. I see beauty, intelligence,
and the love Of country stamped on every
c0untenarCe before me-"
While the crowd gathered closer to him,
he snutied his lard-oil lamp with his thumb
and finger and went on:
"It may be possible that you have never
heard of me before, and it would not be-
come me TO 90 into any detailed account Of
myself on this OCCASION. l am Professor
Bittepder, of Cleveland, Ohio"
A rousing cheer went up.
"Tbc whole country is now strsining its
eyes for light upon the great financial ques-
tion of the hour. One faction cries aloud
for infi,tion, and the other lifts up its voice
and sings the song of contraction. The
question may be narrowed down to gold or
greenbacks.' My friends" and he raised hiS
finger impressively, "etber is good enough
for me-"
He opened little tin trunk, and took out
several small red paper boxes. AS he con.
tinued he held one OF them up to view.
81 have in this little package the greatest
combination of medical properties that ever
the sun shone upon. call it my Basam OF
CorDicopa, or Lightning Wart and Bunion
Eradicator. If there Is any lady or gentle
man in this vast assemblage who has n
troublesome eXcrescence let her or him linn D
forward, and will remove it without money
and without price. will snatch, as it were,
The"
But he never got further than that. Some
broken windows In The neighborhood, per-
vading odor Of ancient eggs, which still
hangs about the place, and spinters of wood
scattered about the square, alone remain to
remind the AuroraIs of the visit of the
Cleveland corn-doctor.- Chicago Tribune.
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RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-Red, 100 bushels.
OATS.-1,374 bushels.
Markets by Telegraph

new YORK, September Il Cotton weak aHd
irregular; new offered at &c lower sales of 1853
Dales at l4s'@14S:. Flour steadier. with moderate
iuuuiry; supcrbue western and State. 1850
1856 southern shade frmcr common TO fair
extra. s5.7a@*6 SO; good to cnoice extra, s6 So
SS or
81 .35 for new amber western; SLAB for new white
Michigan: sl.42@sl.55 tor ola wh',e Yves western:
steam western mixed; 76@77c. for sail western
mixed; 77@ 79c for high uixed and elbow western
Oats opener firm closed quiet and scarcely so tirnI
4O@ 55Hc. for new mixed and white mi ed, Chi.
steady vi mied deinani; 77sassc for fair t.
BIC for good Muscovado: refined firm aud in fair
demand; 10&c for STANDARD A; l1ae. for hard
saa gn1 ana nrn
new mess, lob lots, $2lWS21.25. Lard ST. ady !;
prime steam. 1870; :new steam, 134c: Whskey
lower and more active at S1.1S. FleightS without
decided change.
BALTIMORE, September 14.-Flour dull and un-
ennEsd Mhs1t e' o ana Fm es pennyaaa
white nonlnalIy s5Gsec:; yellow; 74c. oats
ssS and Fors sac
Shoulders, S7s@9c clear rio. 27sc. Bacon active
Shoulders; LOG o4c; clear-,ib; 1875; hams,
noniually " changed. WniSkey quiet and steady
at 81 p Glsl.22. sugar firm at lose.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, September 14.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn-De
mand fair and firm at 74asGS3c. Oats dull al 4 Ga
and firm ~ With Viii better feeling. porkESone here.
hulk- Observation-Disclosures, SIC: clear rib and clear
sides. 122sOl 230l24c. Bac0R-ShoulderS, 94c, ;
clear riU, 13a@l3ayc.: clear sides, 1896: hams.
sugar cured, l4@l 4sc. Lard quiet and unchanged.
Whiskey quiet and firm at $1.15-
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, September 14-FImT dull and un-
changed. Wheat firm and unchanged for old; new
dull at Use. Corn quiet and steady; country,
kettle, 1885, Bulk. meuts dull and nominal. Baco q
quiet and steady: shoulders, 9MQl 9Hc clear rib
and clear sides, 13b@13Y. Live hogs. quiet and
sreadv; stockers, s6.5oG$7; common light; S7@'
Receipts, Gao head; shipments, 1915 head. Mhis-
key in good demand at Fl 10.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September IA -Flour-SuEerflne and
double extra grades. ranging from S4GS5, and are
scarce and wanted: other grades inactive. Wheat
active and lower: No. 2 red winnr, $l.56; No. 3
red winter, 81 80. Corn firm; No. g mixed, IN
car lois, Csc. Oats active and higher; No 2, In
car lots, 3S@39c. .Barley-High grades advanced (;
$50: No. 8 spring 9Oc. OIL. Rye scarce; No. 3.
69G69kc Pork quiet and weak at S21 rs delivered.
Lard quiet and slea"y; prime steam, iobbing, l3c.
Bulk meats quiet and unchanged. Bacon irregu-
lar; only JobbiDg and order trace. Whskey dull at
unchanged. Caltle steady and frm; good to choice
natives, %. 25@SH6.3O; medium to talr. ~. 25@$5
common 10 light: 3@1s3 80; good to choice Tex
ans - S5@b4 So; medium To fair Texans, SO 20
ReceiptS.-4,OO0 barrels -four. 3S 900 bushels
wheat. s 600 bushels corO. 5000 bushels oars.
10, 600. bushels barley, 1000 hn,hels rye, $50
hogs, 1896 cattle. -,
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BY ". Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

r,RIrsTEEs' SALE OF THE BEAUTI-
/ Full FARM CALLED. " "a 0I4ALs,n HIhL,n r0 0H
THE MFCHANICSVtLLE Tu ~ ~ u On TW ~
RTCHMOND.-By virtue Of deed Of trust e1 &c T.
fed to us by Rev DR.. Leondas Rosser, bearing cate
Sth September, 1858. duly recorced In HenrlSo
Sou thereor having been so required by the creditor
thereby 70 sell at a H ON sn
1873. AT O'Clock P NJ III fair, not, HE flrst iair
day thereafter) that beautiful and a'ractive 81
oc,fed rs shove. now occupied by Rev DR.. Rosser,
Containing SIXTY EIGHT ACfES. more or less
The buildings on the place are numerous, and en-
brace those needed for the comfortable accor moda,
ZION of large family. The dwelling is OF brick, and
Is surrounded by handsome forest-:rees. and IN The
front there is beautiful ornsmented lawn The soil
IS admirably adapted Tor dairy or market farm. II
deemed BEST the land will be so divided as TO sell OIL
twenty-five to thirty acres nearest t. Richmond.
The deed requires cash sale 10 the extent OF
about 81 600; but we are authorized by The creditor
TO accent In lieu of cash on.thrd cash. balance al
one and two years for liable notes, Interest half
yearly. secured by deed Of trust AS TO the resi-
dne on such terms Us may be announced ut the hour
nf sale. - +. y. NOTHING,
ISAAC q. AU>TIN,
an o. 2ag2w, dtds Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-15
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

SALE OF THE
" NOTED "GAMRLE MANSIONm AND 4
NUMBER OF HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
ADJOINING AT AUCTION.-In execution Of a
decree of the III rict Court OF the United states for
the Eastern district of Virginia entered In the case
of Bouware. assignee. vs. Wallace and ais, the I'M
dersigned thereby appointed special ccmmission-
for the purpose. will sell a. auction. upon the
premises, on WEDNESDAY The 29th day OF Sen
tcmber. at 8 O'Clock p. NJ the well.known GAM
BILE MANSION" PROPERTY. 1t extends on the
east lire OF Third street from Byrd TO Arch street;
fronts 326 feet inches, and runs back 12O feet 10
an alley 20 feet wide Upon this property stands
the large and SUBSTANTIAL brick dwelling familiar to
every resident and visitor 10 the city The situation
is scarcely surpassed BY any in the city being upon
one OF the most desirable and improving avenues.
facing the public square, and overlooking the city
and the country above and below rs far as the eve
can reach. IL will be sold Us whole or sub-di vided
into suitable lots, rs may seem best at the time OF
sale. i. ....a -. ..s- .-ss
TERMS: One. fourth cash: balance at four. eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
addict and title retained by the court until the notes
are paid. A. l.. BOUL WARE,
- Special Commissioner.
GRUBBs i WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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By Chafln. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents,
No. Tenth street. ss'-A =

ETRUSTEES SAFE OF A VALUABLE
4 LOT IN The PLAN OF, SIDNEY tHAR-
VIE by virtue OF deed Of trust executed by
James Clars, beaffng date May 20. 1874 duly re-
shall 10 execution ihrreof bling required 80 To do
by the creditor thereby secured proceed sell nc
auction. on the premises, D TUESDAY.septembtr
81. 1875, al Is O'Clock r. NJ. a certain Lot OF
GsOUhD D. fronting lftT fett on the north line OF
Jacqueiin str Ct between Washington snd Carter
streets. ana having denta OF tTo hundred feet
upon, IL Is believed IN contain very valuable CLAY
FoH MAKING BRICK. as II Is located very near the
son & Go. s,;styst5s,,syz 5s.45s 49,, fs4y = =
Terms: CASH enough 10 defray the expenses Of
The sale and TO nav m d note OF 81 05 % with 10.
9l95.aS. payable The Goth OF darn .rg. I 87e:1
ei0t 81 payable the 20tn 81 July: 1875: 81 6 SS
nc fhe sale II. b. CHAFRTS. Trusrse.
QkAfH4N, syA9LKa a Co, Auetioneaass se 10
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9itl,n,ond Dispatth:
wrnSrspAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1875.
letter freHa @ouisa.
..,,.,,,denee OF the Richmond Dispatcb.l
te"''@Lo U,sA COURTHOUSE. Vk.,l
lQgS

.,.-..,,rdenee OF the Richmond Dispatcbl
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. VA..l
September IA, 1876.
Yesterday was court-day; not large
.,,oh.r of people present. No important
..ssss in court, Politics all the talk. 10 the
sSsernoon Mr.. Kerry j. Vale, Of this county,
made public speech ia the courthouse, 10
watch he denied circulated reports as 10 nls
he;ng repudiasionist, &c. Stated that THESE
reports, &c, had kept him from receiving
the nomination Saturday, and that be d'da
expecs ever to be scandidatc !or oine "
S,,nre hu, felt It due to his 'r'enos
"a s;rself to deny these reports, and
en- ,hc,r where he did stand. He further
s,steS he was not a repudiationist; didn't
thin the debt cosld be paid BY taxing, &c.
These reports were false, and he desired 10
iat The neople know how he stood, he Daa
b.en faithful to the Conservative cause.
Trrne tool In the Walker campaign ne
Sas hreskfasted at O'Clock and travelled
many long, weary miles to meet the Raoicai
nartv. He had been assailed, and he desired
to yindicte bimself. [Here letter was
handed General james l.. Gordon Sy some
one written BY Hon. James Barbour, 10
which he spoke in the highest terms OF MI.
Wale. as being o man OF remarkably fne
sense and Of good character and hrst-rate
starding, aud always an adderene OF seunu
political principles. He only wished our
General Assembly composed OF mea so a
for that position as Mr. Wahe-l He TOOK his
seat amidst great applause.
MIR. VALE is a man universally acknow
,edged by the people Of the couaty as Ont
having done the Conservative party vas
deal Of good. AS to bis personal charges
&c, 10 bis speech, It might be out OF order Il
mention these here.
Personal preferences should be sunk afte
the nomination is made, no matter TO VIVA
extent they may prevail. In this memen
fous crisis unity is essential to success, ant
especially where the Radicals usually pre-
dominate, snd every one should lay aside hi
personal preference.
The Radicals are holding on. L near
several aspiraDts.
On next Saturday there will be Crane
Changers demonstration here. A large GROVE
Is expected. w. NJ u.
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BY Frank d. Hil!, ga
po1 Uo,,to hoapr and AuctiODeer,
LE1I 4 oIlIC hkCtI1 VIZ = : =
No, HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
v BILE IMPROVED REAL EsTATEs1--ln pnr.
1Ichmond Chaucery Court In the case of Denoon'S
txecurix u.s. Denoon, will proceed 10 sell, ON the
nremises ut public auction, on FRIDAY, septem-
her "a mt AZ O'Clock z. D., 49,.
oe ist, The BRICK DWELLING No. 9, on the
west side Of Second between Main and Cary. con-
iot 90 by i 90 feet, now occupied by Mrs. e. s. De-
noon. rr,,,,c ~ ~ sou,b
side of Main between First and Second Streets con-
1ain,up Ave rooms ard hall, kitchen Two rooms,
Modern improvements, &c. lot so by 90 feet, now
Thfts nro1erIy is In an Improving neighborhood,
centrally located, and VIII always command good
rents. ,,-,. @ ,nd ! o
months with six cent. Interest adued, ana the
tile retained by the court until all The purchase
money Is maid. JAMES II. DOOLEY.
sci4 Special Commissioner.
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by Grubbs & Williams, 80
Real Esta;e Agents and Aucttoneers'
useyanth street between Main and Babk.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAU y, Fl |;
FIJI, LITTLE COTTAGE FARM k - ny 3 ;,
JUNCT1ON OF THE, .hE ItIMn ~ R RooRR
TuRNpiKF-By virtue Of deed Of 1rust e9rs
crted by John W. leon and wife to the nnrdaS
a. trustees dated 29h Of May, 1873 anu aseT re
IN Henrico County court office being tner hi 70
uected Inv the creditors. we VIII SELL upou TUG VI =
Miss. on SATURDAY, 4th Sep,empeI, r na
n'cIoct p. M. the OUTAGE FARM ABOVE IT, TO-,
rod 10 containing TEN ACRES. iormeriy o% az 81
hv Mr.. H. W. Rose, and adjoining Inc ian ttSoU
M.ssrs, Oud and Csrringron aud Nharies eo.sn
The improvements are dwelling VIII WIZ. hn,,d.
rooms. nassages, and porche,; the usuai ou'poi'
Ings. and u fine orchard .,,a colo for cash
TERMS: The deed AUTHORIZES the saf u, IV nav off
sufficient 10 defray cost and expenses anu h
the debt secured. amounting to about TS,9Uo, nv
rrsdue on terms 10 be prescribed hS =. ~ 49,
his assigns But !, l. probable That nthes anu ,Ine
favorable terms will be allowed, OF winch nohee
will be given ut the time Of sale; :, c1,y
JOHN NJ. ALLAN,
... .M...... Trustees.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. au3o-tos
posTPoNEMENT.
The above sale is postponed by mutual consent e
WEDNESDAY, 18Th september, a. TSioeh
III. J. II. ALLAN,
Sc 4.S,11,14,15 lLns.ees.
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T,RUSr SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE

AT AUCTION.-Vy virtue OF the provisions OF o
deed OF trust dated August 2, ] S72. executed by
r. Mcconnell, trustee. &c, as grtnlor therein, and
of record IN the Office or the County Court or Caro-
line county, In deed book No 65, folio /, the
dersgoed trustee In said decd at the reques, Of
the Eank Of Lewisburg, W. Va, the assignee of the
beneficiary named IN said deed IN offer for sale at
auction on the GOTH DAY OF skPTEMBEk,
1875. at the hour Of q M .on the premises. That
we'll located and valuable TRACT Or LAND in
Caro!ine county, Va; known as "LANlDRA.''
less), and adjoining the lands Of K. n. .izer. T.
spencer. and Others, wiah good DWELLING
HOUSE and other improvements thereon. The
title 10 said tract Of land is believed u be indis
putable but the undersigned Will OF course. OILY
convey. as usual, such lille as is vested In him by
said deed. ss'' i,t@
TERMS: Cash as to so much OF the proceeds Of
sale rs may be necessary 70 discharge the sum OF
&l,267.50 with interest thereon NJ The raie OF SIX
per cent per annum from the 7ih Of August, S72,
until payment, and expenses OF sale and 10 The
residue, upon such terms as the grantor In said
deed may prescrlbe-or on bis failure TO 90 so. then
on such terms as said trustee shall see d. to direct
s1..a, = = EDWARD Y. CANNON.
au IL y..ssz.. Trustee. >