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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1875-07-17

Abraham Jackson, the lawyer banker, was
arraigued in Boston Saturday last on a crim-
nal indictment for forgery. Jackson pleaded
not guilty and was remanded, and is held in
default Of 100000 bail on various charges.
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Legal Notices.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters testamenta-
ry on the estate of
PETER V0NDERSMITH,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber,
on or before the 3OM day Of December, 1876
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted Is
said estate are requested to make immedlatn
payment. Given under my hand this Both day
of June, 1875.
DANIEL V0NDERSMITH,
July 3.-4w. Executor.
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ESTABLISHED 1873.
CLAIRMONT & FURLEY
HALL NURSERY,
Bel-Air Road. Baltimore Co.


| 600. OOOMnER N TTiAlL IRE 4RREs S For
EIGN AND DOMESTIC, FOR SAIL.
100 000 STAN DARD APPLE
IOO. OOOTREE OF DIFF ERENT
VARIETIES AND SIZES. Prices from S. ~
$40 per hundred, according to size and quality
of stock.
IN 0OO STANDARD AND DWARF
w. OOOPEAR TREES OF VARIOUS
SIZES AND QUALITIES. $1,000 OF these
must be sold to clear leased land.
THE FINEST EVERGREENS in the
country Norway Spruce, Hemlock Spruce,
Silver Fir, American Arbor Vit@, Golden Ar
Dor Vita, Siberian Arbor Vite, Hovey's Col
den Arbor Vita, ThpgG Ercoides, Thrga Com
pacta, Thuja Globosa ThujG PyraladGhs, Irish
and Chinese Juniper, Irish Yew, Magnolia
GrGndiforG, dc.
SHADE TREES FOR AVENUES.
Silver Maple, Sugar Maple, Scarlet Maple,
Ash Leaf Maple, English Ash, White Ash,
Black Ash, Tulip and Silver Poplar, Weeping
Elm, American and English Linden.
Hardy Flowers and Shruhhery-
'irape Vines, Currant and dooseberry Bush
eS, DIaCkUeIIy, WI i ISs-S f,S~ssys-=
zns-A large variety of IMPORTED TREES,
PLANTS AND SHRUBBERY just received.
Aess- Gire as a call and examine our Stock be
fore purchasing.
NUkSERY can be reached by GAY STREET
LINE OF CARS, from Baltimore.
VIM. CORSE g. SON,
p. o. Box 24S, Baltimore, Md.
MS- Orders received at No. South H0LLI-
DAY Street, by WILLIAM j. C0RSE.
Feb. 2.-u
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VIM. CORSE g. sol

i . % A1OA VIC, A1NAOHA1AOA y 4'"N''
MSs- Orders received at No. South H0LLI-
DAY Street, by WILLIAM j. CORSE.
Feb. 27.-tf.
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z TO q m Per Day at home. Terms free. Ad-
Do DzU dress G. STINsoN Co., Portland, Me.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-17
saNsY.eN eaIns- Fsaaare lay.

IfCsALEoF " ALuAgLE RE !! {.
i EsTATE IN ALLgeMASNsxT Gsf 9nhxlYa Aneass
ss sa s sEgoss z 9 s
estate sf the sate Samuel BrowH VI. aeceassa' -
a01os Tls oFA.M upon which the ais sa I'M e,
Brown ,e,S rsslds se u Sss west Of Gonsten
anS is c0zaposed II I've ssasas I'VE
a. s ~ ,sssns s1 aN
MefF1Na CREs. TIE Chesapeake and OHIO
raiIroad runs through the farna: and
enot Us located on the same. about Two 81
acresf the farm are ciespea III oT the cieared
land ia fine creek-60ttom sad, and the Tesious o.
the farm uncleared is finely tim Inere Az
surface indications Of IRON gre sde to asceras
% ss BRIeR & 51d Ht aSe
a,oo ioasher With sac OF, as are nsI;
ally found npon such premises inere is aiSo "e'
OF hpe water IN ne ysrH s,,p,ted near the Warm
Springs turnpike the west SIDE o. LEX ,.
about two miles f ffw hIs STWsNTY
ONE ACRES. About thirty or forty acres Oh t q
tract are cleared and In ca1lrason, ana mere Is
good log cabin upon me same: nc en.ntItv NJ tbe
timber is suitable for saving purposes. MUCH o.
the timber Is also valuable for railroad crnss-ues
here are also surface indications OF IRON ore npou
This tract The title 10 lhese lands is unq9es.lon.
able PIats Of these lands vial se EXHIBITED on th tn
nreIases will show the lands TO any one desiring &c
TERMS Une-third' Of the purchase money cast
in hanc and ss to the residue. upon crenlt OF ont
and TWO years in equal instruments purchasers s1
ecuting bonds with approved. personal security
bearing interest from date, and waving a mon Iii
b. retained as further security until AL q the paf-
chase-uoney Is paid. ANDREW DAAKON,,
f.El' Executor Of Samuel Brown, dr.' oeeeaseu'
an Ia. 81 y ssr.. .ess-r. H - = =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-17
BY Richardson Il o..
Real Estate Ageats ana Aucnoneerss
No TdH2 Main street.

ExECUTOR,s SALE OF A LARGE
u NUMBER OF TALUA RL z BUILDiEG
LOTS IN TAIT'S PLAN TO THE CITY OF
RICHMOND BY AUCTION--At the request OF
charles W. Purcell, executor OF the late bacon
TAFT we snail sell 10y auction, on the premises; on
TUESDAY the 7th Instant. at az O'Clock I. Al,
Ia roe numper Of VALUABLE BUILDING LOLS
in Traits plan 10 the CITY Of Rschmono, between
Seventeenth street and the Meehancsvle tui
Commencing and continuing Ia the order In WHICH
tbev are mentioned, as folin~s-to wit:
AZ nv SIS feet on Seventeenth street, corner OF
William street: =,
900 by 1855 feet on Seventeenth street between
Washington and William streets:
264 BY 1865 feet on the east SIDE oil Buchanah
street between W lillian and Christian streets
264 by 1865 feet on the west SIDE ot 81 Games
street between William and Christian streets:
264 By 1876 feet on the east side OF Buchanan
street b., tween Christian and Richard streets:
264 by 1856 feet on The west side OF buchanan
street between William and Christian streets;
as by 1872 feet on the north side of washington
street between seventeenth and buchanan streets
IA by 1865 feet on the east side OF seventeenth
street between Richard and Baldwin streets;
81 by l65 feet on the west Side OF Buchanan
street between Richard and BALDWIN; Ill,
169 10y 1872 feet on Carrtnrton street, norm sue;
commencing at the east lineo buchanan streelahd
These lots will be sab divided into lots Of about
thirty feet trout. 49,.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In four, EIGHT,
twelve, fifteen, aud eighteen months. negoi1ahie
notes to b. given for the deferred payments, win
interest added, and secured by a deed Of trust.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
ou7 Auctioneers.
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Annuaf Convention Of Disciples OF
Tidewater District.
FLOR the ntsna .rh

The Annual Convention of the Underwater
District Of the Disciples was held at Coriuth
church, in King William county, commen
cling on Thursday the IL b ultimo, and con
tinuing the remainder OF the week.
.Tbe 1rst day Thursday was devoted to
the Sunday-school interest. The delegates
from each Sunday school of the district
made interesting reports Of the condition of
| progress of their schools, showing them to
be mighty agencies in the cause of convert.
ing souls to Christ. III -. -
On Friday and Saturday the delegates
from the churches met and discussed matters
pertsining to the business aud interest. OF
the churches ,s,.< .s.-, ,.sas
J. On Sunday service was held in the morn.
lag In the arsor by j. q. Tyler and ia the
eharch by ]. A. Dearborn, and in the eve
niag In the arbor by L. A. Cutler and in the
caurch by J. q. Tyler ; at both OF " hioh times
and places there was 8 large and attentive au-
dieDee.
The attendance ON Sunday was not as large
as ~as expected snd would have been but Tor
the threatening state OF the weather. It was
estimated, however, that there were between
seven apd eight hundred on the, grounds.
The crops are fourishipg In all parts OF the
county, as Is indicated by the general con.
tented appearance OF the farmers. TAG.
fThere's breyily for you'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-17
BY Richardson IL Co.,
Real Estate Agents and ARCHDIOCESE
No. 1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE
i VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN LIE
COUNTY OF CHESTERF1kLD. NEAR JhE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER, BY AuCIiuh.C,
By virtue OF the provisions Of certain oee9 o.
trust beariug date the 18th day OF January, !ol4.
ana duly recorde1 In the clerks office OF the County
Court OF Chesterfield. from William u. Aildefoice
and wife to s. W. Farrar J.hn A. meanisyl and
T. Whey Davis, trustees Tor the Eas-End Baiioihg
Fund Company, to Sc .ure III. payment OF cerialn
obligations of debt therein mentioned. we snan, as
trustees, sell by auci1n ON the premises, on Mgy
DAY the Esd Instant, AZ O'Clock NJ, nN EN-
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LoTS In the
county of Chesterfield, near the town oi Mancnss-
ter, designated by the Nos. 20: II: 20: ana ~
ironing together 1872 feet; Nos !. z, ., &: o. .,
and T. fronting together 275 feet, and Nos. So 81,
So, SO, and 81, fronting together 1G5 feet-sl on
Tie south side of Hull street.
For q more particular description OF sald prop
erty reference Is hereby made 10 deed from y: y.
Terry aud wife 10 said Alder dice, dated June 5th
1877, and rec0' ded IN the clerks Office OF inc
County Court of Chesterfield, In Deed-Book 90,
page 2S9. 9
executing this trust and to pay oil the sum ~ Ss3u
the sidue payable In six and twelve months, neRo-
liable notes to be given for the deferred payments
with Interest added, and secured by deed OF trust
=. W. FARRAR,
81, JOHN A. MEANLEY,
Il. WILEY DAVIS,
Trustees.
RICHARDSON & Co. Auctioneers. au IL
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TOR RENT, THE FOLLOWING O.
4 FIRST-CLASS WELLING on Eli
Shockoe Hill, in fine neighborhoods and Ia good re-
Isl. BRICK DWELLING next door to Jones's
Block, Grace street near Jefferson nine rooms !;
kitchen. stable, and all imtrovemehts.
81. BRI' X TENEMENT In Jones's Block !;
seven rooms Kitchen, four rooms, and all modern
fixtures. near jefferson street.
Sd. Three-story BRICK DWELLING, now oc-
water throughout The house; kitchen. four rooms !;
stable, anu all conyeniences In modern house
s6 9sG5y SSsr IN e %ss fee
Seventh street near Leigh; nine rooms; kitchen
Ap 5h BRIcR K SWELLING Owe on Ninth street north
9th. BRICK DWELLING on Broad street be-
tw'e Ell Ninth and Tenth streets: nine rooms !;
Also, on Church Hid, BRICK TENEMENT gill
"road street, near Twenty cond street six rooms
gus and wafer; in thorough repair, being newly
BRICK TENEMENT on Grace street between
Twtnty-second and Tweuly-third; five rooms /;
Elegant aud desirable BRICK DWELLING on
west side of Twenty-fourth street between Broad
and Marshall, seven rooms; kitchen and water aud
BRICK DWELLING on east side of Twenty
fourth street. near Broad, eight rooms; kitchen,
BFc CT f pw FELL e on street,
Two SMALL HOUSES on Twenty fifth, near
Venable street, i've rooms each.
FRAME DWELLING On corner Twenty-fourth
and Nj s. reefs.
FRaME HOUSE on Eighteenth street, near
Venable street east side.
FRAME ORE, Main between Eighteenth and
Ninsteen,h streets, with DWELLING.
BRICK STORE. n ain between Eighteenth anu
Nineteenth Streets with DWELLING.
BRICK StOkE, Main between Nineteenth aud
Tween ieth streets, with large DWELLING.
Also, SM ALL HOUSES on Seventeenth street,
Union and Church Hills.
For prompt aud permanent tenants the rents will
be very moderate. Apply to
ROBERT B. LYME.
s-.ss q II H. s-. Real Estate Agent,
all l2.Th,S&Tu3t No, 1912 Main street
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which resulted In his getting SSo or 80 IN
c,sh add number OF pledges.
Aasoeyatio,, adjourned until eve Iaing.
4 M smh;eet for discussion tb' IS evening IS
no aeel ministers relief 10. "A, but your
having to @leave On the
q ragine cauawl,n 10 comp Aea to deay him'
self Inc pleasure OF liste Atng to the report
and speeches. -. ,,.ores,e
az foreign missions .xsM be held, which WIN
close the sessions 4 The body.
Two remarSa' tae features OF TINS ooas
strike the visito { with surprise: One 10 tne
you,hfulpess Of fos leading ministers and
members, rAere being no raintster over tofty
or forty-fye wears OF age, and naost Of them
betnp mnny wears younger than THAT WITH
sucb earnest AID energetic young Workers a.
Harrison. MANDY. Shtpnan, James, Pitcher
| and others that I could name, the Bapus'
cause has made rapid strides la this beauti
ul vsaieg, and bids fair to continue dolns
we'll. The other feature / aiiude to IS tne
constant attendance Of the delegates TO th
business Of the Association, which fact con
trasts strongly witt, other religious 6odfes
| whose members make the occasion OF meet
Ing time for social intercourse rather tnal
their legitimate basiness. -,
A tip by camel IS indeed novelty ia WI
age Of steambosts and railroads, and II no
msde often enough to destroy the chasai
, novelty is as agreeable by contrast Is
would be to step from Pullman palace ca
to an old. fashioned English stage. coach, WI
its Tony WeIer, guard, and all the par.
phernalia which Dickens has maze 20 ~
, i sractive. s:a,,,,
D One of our friends on this trip "a asgni!
; accomplished gentleman, whose tTssellih =
has been censned to more rapid nssaes :.
!, transit) paigey asked, on our upward sr,I
e when we would get to lock Wh'ea "ou'
= put US on dswn-grade!
q scenery through which we have beea pas
q inc, bi,t fear to trespass on your columns to
!; far. and can only say, Come and see, and ,
convinced that ia this part of Virginia Is u
}. erandest scenery with which God has orn
+ mented our noble old mother. D.
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RICHMOND AND DANvrLLE RAILRoAD CoAp'Y,l
| OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS. hay 80, 1875. :
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIN No.
- 1acaARIesI r6s ExeRsss wa.tuLsaves
s:35 A. NJ; leaves Dundee at ia p Nj: leaves
Danville al lit r. NJ: leaves Greensboro at S5S
~: leaves s. saiisbIry at GIG F. Nj arrives at
TRAIN No. 2-NEw YORK AND new Or
kESs eases nnssn ~ @
NJ: leaves Salisbury at 1874 a. NJ; leaves Green's
boro' Al 1866 P. NJ; leaves Danville at ll2 P.
NJ; leaves Dundee al LEO z. NJ: leaves Burke
F p e. at e07 p NJ; arrives at Richmond at SAT
TRAIN No. s.-THRoyGH MAn-NEw YORK
| FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond at ! :3S Z. 81;
| leaves Burkevi. at 4:52 p. NJ; leaves Dundee at
1888 P. NJ: leaves Danville at 1899 y. NJ:
at 5:27 A. NJ: leaves Airline Junction al 7j5
| A.. M; arrives al Charlotte at 500 A. ii.
TRAIN No. 4.-TIraoCGH MAIL, Eastward
ii 1853 p. NJ: leaves Greensboro at 8 4. NJ;
leaves Danyille at $40 a. NJ; leave, Dundee 4!
s s2G a. a h kcsmcnd 81 ss lS' Nj
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNCIrBUKG hcc0MMoDATloE.
Wes'ward-Leaye1 Richmond a. 1920 A; 81: ar.
at 1:2e P. NJ: arrives at Lynchburp at 4:2t p. u.
=, TRAIN NO. 6:-BuRKEvhLE accoaMHopaTloS.
lSss at ReSmond az eo5 A. 44' A. ar
Train No. 2 connects ut Richmond with the
Chesapeake and ohio III ilroad.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Greensboro With
trains to and from Raleigh and Goldsboro'.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun-
dee with train. on the Richmond, FIederi' s9nrs
and Potomac railroad, and Washington Ciiy, Flr.
ginia Midland and Great Southern railroad, 10 anc
| from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana
| New York.
| Trains Nos. and 1 connect at Richmond with
| the Richmond York River and Chesapeak. Rail-
road trains to and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
| Trains Nos. and2 connect at Charlotte With
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-
road to and from Greenville, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans and all southwest
| ern points. ga
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte witi!
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad ior
Columbia, AUGUSTA Savannah, Tallahassee, and AN
| southern points. .
| Train No. connects Mt Burkevil!e with the AZ
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail- road, from Lyucn'
| burg, Chattanooga, and all south western polut.
| Tickets sold 70 all southern ana soult western
points, and oa2gage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman paace-cars through from New Orleans
to New York. T. VI. K. TALCca1.
| Engineer and Superintendent.
w. T. WEST. Master Of Trains. my29
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-17
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE, No.
III 112 CANAL STREET, BETWEEN FIRST
SECOND STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
TlON.-We will sell at auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, August 18th, at 5h O'Clock r. NJ,
the handsome BRICK DWELLING located as
above now occupied by Isbon Benedict. 1t con-
tatus nine rooms besides storerooms. bathroom,
Sc: brick kitchen with two rooms, stable, ana car
riage. hou se-all in good repair.
an aliey IA feet wide. ] here is The lot vari.
rty of choice fruit-cerreS apricOts. dwarf pears,
peaches plums. apples, and grapes, with handsome
shade trees in front. ,--.
This Is a most. ighful residence. convenient to
business, and In an Improving part OF the city.
twelve months for Negotiable notes. six per cent.
Interest added, secured by n trust-deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
,u1o ApciiOneers.
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RICHMOND AND rETRRSBCRGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. )

RAILROAD COMPANY.
JUNE l. 1875, trains
" on this read will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
5:10 q. NJ, THROUGH MALL daily except SUM
day., connecting for ali points South
s4s y ard West Sleeping-car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FkEIGHT TRAIN daily Except SUP
day., with coach attached, for Petefs.
bug and stations on the Ssuthslde
road, I.ynchburg, and the West.
for all points South and West: Pas
sengers taking this train VIII maks
close connection at Petersburg io1
Norfolk. ..s r.. .=s
500 P. N. FREIGHT daily Except sundayh
, 3lE.l with coach attached.
LEAVE PETEHsguRG NORTH. ,,
7.3O A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily te1ceps
SUNDAY With coach attached ,,,,
lO:4o A. ID, THROUGH MAIL daily, conpecuna
with Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG ans !,
Potomac rai!road for all polu's SaS
SEQ p. H.. FREIG Ut, daily Except suudayh
coach attached.
- EIl&E@ dayL connecting with Richmoao,
80, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. PuNnlas
..",t:3EleG Sleeper attached, running through 70
- .F..raaE Baltimore. Also making cioS coz
ia neetiou with the Chesapeake AVID unle
~ .~''. railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
!st,fE& 81 points North and Wess. ~
The NAIL TRAINS will not stop between Hc1T
Trains on the Clover Hin railroad viii leave
Clover Hi pits at $50 A. H. and return ing, wiz
leave Chester at 2:4o 2. u. daily except sunda!s
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start fso1
5 my 30 III : A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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TOR RENT AT Low RATES.

No. SOC north Seventh street; thirteen rooms
all modern Improvements. bath room. &C.
No 4l5 west Main street : eight rooms.
No. l29 west Cary street; six rooms.
No. % west Canal street: six rooms.
Upper part Of No. 207 east Bread street; six
rooms. -t.. ate.... s..st'
No. GOT south Second street: FIVE rooms.
No. 523 north Foushee street: four rooms.
No. 1905 north Seventee III street: four rooms.
No. 623 south Fret street three rooms.
No. FLA south Cherry street; four rooms
OFFICE No 500 Franklin street; two rooms.
No - south Cherry street; two rooms.
STORE No. 210 south second street; Two rooms.
SURE ana DWELLING No. 22U4 east Main
street, corner Of Twenty second: SIX rooms
Fine SUIT OF ROOMS In No. 623 east Main
street.
Fine SUIT OF ROOMS In 500 Franklin street.
apply to j. THUMFSOE BROWN.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
"a
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Ey Perkins & Bates,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneefS'
Garner Tenth and Bank streets.

.oo BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS on
~ WEST BROAD, MARSHALL, A sHR aAi,
HIIKER,S SPRING PARK, IN THE CIT Or
the request of II, the n SsnfIs os
will sell at pGolic nucli9n; s on th O. aeIocs p.
WEDNESDAY,, ADJUST IL. 1879, III o ec'oeA
NJ. the property Us above located. - b,,h .,d
these lots are beautifully located On hign an; ano
and offer great inducements 10 those desiring an IN.
yestment and comfortable residences, as they mus.
in snort lime become very vaiuaoie anu ~
t1lickiy-settIed portion OF the CITY.
AEhAi' PERKINS & BATES,
1s Auctioueers.
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BY y. NJ. Lee,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No, Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY YALU-
Il ABLE PROPERTY LYING IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, on NORTH FIFTH, SIXTH,
AND SEVENTH STREETS. KNOWN AS
"sMITH'S HILL - CONTAINING ABOUT
EIGHT ACRES.-By virtue of deed of
trust executed by Miss ID. s. Hughes to the
undersigned, bearing date June II. 1874, and
of record In the clerks office OF the Richmond
Chancfry Court, volume 103, A, page 297, being
rtuured so to 20 by the beneficiary IN said It ed, we
will sell ut public auction. on WEDNESDAY the
25Ih day Of August, 1875. on the premises. bcgin-
ming at O'Clock PM, the property located as
above, called SMITHS HILL" containing eight
acres. more or less. .s..
This property will lie sold rs whole or divid cd
into lois as may be deemed best the day of sale
and as II lies well for residences or acLurtng
purposes. and being so large body, within live
minutes walk of the Capitol, should attract The at
teution Of capitalists. A map Of the property can
be seen at the office Of The auctoneer. and VIII be
exhibited on the day of sale.
TERMS: Cash as TO so much as may be necessary
to paw the cost of executing this trust: to pay note
Of 81 900. with accrued interest thereon and one
fourth OF $4,000. with interest thereon from June
17.1S7i, and for The remaining tbree-fourtbs OF
80, 800 on credit Of six. twelve, and eighteen
months, negotiable notes, interest ADDED. secured
by deed or trust on the property; the balance. II
any. on such terms as Will be made known on the
day of sale.
1T is believed that by an agreement more reason.
able terms b" made on the day or sale la regard
| 10 The cash payment. y: NJ. LEI,
ASA SNYDER,
Tr,ts
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BY Richardson Sc Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HERMIT
l. AGE NURSERY, NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, BY AUCTION.-Bv virtue of the
The 9th DAY of July, 1871, from the Virginia MUIR
sery ami Wine Company 10 the undersigned. trus-
tees duly recorded IN the Office OF the clerk OF Ben
rico County Court, to secure.the payment of sum
of msncy therein mentioned, we shall, IN the exc
cuiion OF said truss (being thereto required by the
q a Of on
s ss1S the of re Fo fsas s aefso shE
tbe usual uRst k i9L % and large and
beautiful grove OF oak trees the former site OF the
dwellIng-house. situated In an attractive Iocalty'
near the sgIicuural FAIRGROUNDS, on the Hermit
age road IA popular drve), within three-quarters OF
u mile OF the city of Richmond; on which land
there is now growing nursery stock estimated as
10000 three year.old APPLE-TREEs, to 10
10000 tw two yl APPLE-TREEs, 6 to 8 feet
An assortment of PEACH. PEAR, CHERRY.
APkIG9y and NkGTAEEEnT EE and ss
PARAGl SHEDS.
The Hermitage Nursery is the oldest In Eastern
ginia and North Carolina: and is UNSURPASSED by
any nursery in the country for reliability ana excel
lcGce OF lis STOCK Il produces the finest apple trees
grown in the uted States. Its soil ana me mild
ness Of the climate enable nurs crymen 10 produce
trees In two years fully equal 10 those grown In
Pennsylvania and New York; in three years, and
aHOrua ueSile Huu
out the winter months. Situated near the spread
ing limits of growing city. Its purchase would he
a handsome Investment independent OF the nursery
stock.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the expenses Of
executing this trust and TO pay OH SIX negotlaoie
notes for one thousand dollars each with Interest
thereon at the raIe of twelve per cent. per annul
from the 9th of July, 1875, until paid: The resi-
due on such terms as shall b. announced ut the time
OF sale. RALEIGH /. DANlEL,
j. a. RICHARDSON.
+ rustees.
RICHARDSON Co., Real Estate Auctioneers.