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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10
BY ErlnciS I. IshclI,
Auctlopeer and Real Estate Agent,
No 8 Eleventh street, betw Main and Ran,

No Eleventh street, bet seeu Main and R,nl
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF yAIr,mr
CHESTERFIELD AND Tur. TOWN or NAE
CHESTER.-By yirtu. OF SIX deeds OF Tn, ha.,
Ing da'e respectively on the 18th Of Nav, ISL ST.
I'm oi s slaTc ti iS2o, 8ah Of april 1857 9Th Of
July, 500; executed by W. II. Brauder ,o the
trustees OF the Monroe building Fund AssocIa,, Sa
all OF, record In the clerks Office Of The Counzt
Court OF the county OF Chesterfield aud of Two de-,
creeS OF lie Chancery Court of the city OF kIc6
mond entered respectively on the 18th aud J4b
days or Nay ls74 in the suit therein tending
hdts,' shall. as surviving trustee Of he Monroe
Build ng- Fund Association, proceed to sell, UPON
the premises. on WtDSnSDAf the l2lh l,y Of
May, S75, the property herein mentioned! or
50 inuc! thereon rs may be necessary 10 pas off The
sum Of s2.433.3U With legal lnter.s st on 81. 900
part thereof from the 9Th day OF May, 1862 in
the folio Ming order, to VII:
!. Commencing at IL O'Clock ". with The ,rart
OF i"nd lying woSt Of The Richmond and Petersburg
railrold. In the county OF Chesterfield, about lhree
miles from the town Of Manchester, coutsininy 36j
acres, rods, and "a poles be the saline more
or less. being portions OF Lots Nos; and In lie
plan Of Hbiiley'5 estate bounded on the east by ina
said railroad. OIL the north by the part Of The Whit.
ley tract allotted To james -. Lyle tie wc.fhy
the land now Or formerly owns d By Thomas Val.
den. and on the south by another plrt OF H.. WIKI.
ley tract allotted 70 mrs; French Upon ms !ind
log i've Rooms, all necessary out'houSes: hcsides
several t-ncmcnS suitable for rrnauis Iii, rarl
will be sold as whole. or su'-dyid q Into smfll,r
ira Is, Il map and subdivision OF which viii be
shown on the day Of sale.
9. Immediately after the sale OF ,hr ab,ge land
TWO LOTS in The county of Chesterfield. IN The
town OF SwausbOrough near the town Ut MaIchcs-
ter, known IL the pan OF srin town Is LOIS NQs
lGand / 7. containing 21-i0 acres.
3. Al O'Clock =. NJ. OH The .amc day, Lot OF
LAND lying and being IN the town Of Manciltser,
known IN h. piau Of ". II. Branels suD.diyislon
OF Lot NO. 2S4 80 J OTIS Eos. ano 80. fronting %
Jackson anh Summers sIeets and runnilg back
about $50 feet.
4. LOT OF LAND designated IN Lot No. 4Gi in
the plan OF the town OF Manchester. fronting -
feet on Bddc street, running back IS frel upon
which stand TWU TENrMkSTS Two stories
HIN.
). LOT OF LAND designated III Lot No. 264,
fronting 3 o feet on Bid1e street, and running back
IS feet, upon which there Is 4 SMALL TESE-
M.NT.
TERMS : One.thrd cash residue upon n credit Of
six. Twelve. and eighteen months for Negotiable
notes with Interest ADDED, aud secured BY Z trust.
deed. FRANCS Il. I-BELL,
aD26 surviving Trustee.
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~ j. /. AppeIsOn,
Real Estate agent and Aues'ehees'
lel6 Main street,

BEAUTIFUL LOT, WITH Fks aMlsSDD
ID GtyrTAGE. On WEST SIDE Or snnSSrTS
BETWEEN MARSHAL. Ct,Ah s So on
AT AUGTIOS.-Nill be sold, on the 2 W !. * tho
BEAUTIFUL LOT, Al by 1872 ts@,, nSa,.Inipe
above, With he framed ,ase No 4oo'
tive rooms. With kitchen, &C., and warn x.y-
With trees, shrubs, SC. Come anu DGy WV
GAIN -. slxh!,
Teams One. fnnr, h cash; balance at Tour, est
aud twelve mouths for negoilaois h"'e'' i''
~se'u, q j L. APPERSoN,
myS Rea! Estate Aucsiones''
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BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
1113 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY, CALL SD
MULBERRY RILL., At THE COST AND EN-
PEnSE OF A FoRMkR PURCHASER. BY AUG
TOMAS TIE successors OF cer,ain trustees oi the
Virginia Building Fund Company In two deeds
from l.. u. Walker and wife, bearing date re9pec-
lively the 9th OF December, I 500, and the 1lfh
Of March, 1870, anly recorded IN the CLERKS office
OF the County Court OF Hanover, We shall, by vtr-
tue Of The power conferred upon us by said deeds,
being thereto required sch BY auction, on the pre-
mises, on TU LSDAY the Stb instant, at O'Clock
T.. NJ, The valuable farm described 10 said deeds,
called MULBERRY HILL, containing 2S1A
-ACR.tS, more less, In the county of Hanover,
ad5pining che lands OF alph Il. Horne. pr. =. :.
Tailey, william j., and +. II. Normenl, and others,
with a desirable FRAME DWELLING, the usual
out houses, thriving young orchard, aud au abpn.
dance of fine wafer grass &c.
The above mentioned property WAS sold as pre-
viousy advertised, bnt the purchaser having Tailed
TO comply With the terms OF sale IL viii be fesod,
as above advertised, at his cost and expense.
TERMS: $500 In cash; the residue on such time
us shall be announced ut the hour OF sale.
w. H. PLEASANTS,
-. H.L.TUCkEE, 49, :,
4. =. ANDERSON,
Trustees.
RICHARDSON'S Co, Auctionsera. wy8
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..,>" BY Warren & Topper, a
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers;
80 - No. IL Tenth street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUA-
4 BLEREAL ESTATE ON OR NEAR Plea
SAINT STREET. NEAR TIE EASTERN ST.
BUeBS OF THE CITY OF RICH MUND. AT
AUCrION.--tn execution OF L deed OF trust from
&c. r. Hudgins and wife, and anoIher 10 the sub
scribcr. for the benefit OF the Southern Mutual In
suranoe Company. Of Richmond, dated the 10Th
day OF March, 1874. and duly recorded In the
clerks office Of iIenrico County Court. will, at
The request Of the beneficiary. ana WI III the consent
OF the grantors named In said deed sell al public
auction. on the premises, 1t AZ o'clock Z. M. on
WEDNESDAY the 12lb cay Of May, 1875. that
very desirable PARCEL. Of LAND containing
fifteen and one third Il so acres, near the eastern
suburbs Of the city Of Hlchnond, Oh or hear The
extension OF Pleasant street.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 dcir7iY he expenses or
sale and advertising and 10 pay the sum OF
50 G25 with interest from the 1Otl day OF March,
1875, due TO The Southern Mutual Insurance com.
plny..of hichmond: the Balance upon such terms
as he grantYrs or their assigns may direct: ana II
as Eauy announce ut the time of sale
j. PRESTON COOKE, Trustee.
Sale by WARREN ~ IUPrER, Real Estate Aic-
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BY Edward G. Goddlu, .
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. 1Ul5 Main street.

SALE OF A SMALL
FIVE FEET OF GROCND, IN TIE TOWN
OF FULTON, AT kUCTIO> by virrue Of 4 deed
OF trust executed 10 the subscriber da:ed FrbruaTy
g. 1876, AVID duly recorded in The clerks office Of
Hem leo county, shall proceed to sell tbcing re.
quired so do By the holder Of the note therein So
curenj. on The premises, at ~ O'Clock T. VI. WED.
NRSDAY. 18th OF May, 1875, The above named
REAL ESTATE, situated Oh the east SIDE Of Stale
street between Fulton and Erin streets. Lot 40 by
II feet: stable Oh the premises house In good
reDsir, AMI contains three rooms.
TERMS: Cash to pay expenses Of sale and note
of pl75 with interest at six per cent from the Sd
Of May. 1875 and the bala zee "a. six and twelve
m onths with six per ccut. into rest added.
..@ sE. JAMES L. POlNDENTER,
nv 8 .... ... .s Trustee.
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ByJ.. Thompson Brown. ,laun .
o. Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer. 49,
1113 Main street, next 10 the Stale Bank.

ITO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE,
L. THAT DEsIRABLE. BRICK .DNEl4LING
No. 204 EAST MARSHALL STREET, BE-
TWEkN SECOND AND THIRD SfREETS.-f
viii sell at public auction the highest bidder and
WITHOUT RESERVE. on FRIDAY. 14th day OF May,
1875, at S O'Clock Z. 81, the above mentioned pro-
perry, consisting Of most couvenlt ntly-located
residence 70 The business portion OF the city. e.
: The house coDtaus seven rooms iu all, and has u
very fine and spacious nall trance; high pitched
ceilings Is well built, and ii good order. nd has
large and attractive front yard, and overooks ille
large and beautiful garden or The late Or. A. u.
iWOrtham. ~
Parties desiring con yepient home aud one tina {
can DC improved 10 u hr,t-class dwelling Ut u small
cost, should attend this sale.
TERMS: Uue-fourth cash balance ut six. twelve,
and eighteen months with interest, secured by u
uust-decd. j. THUNPSOSsBRUWN,
my .t-t--L- - \ -. \ AuctiOn1er.
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a contemporary asks: " Is mumps slnsu-
lar, or are they pIural?' Both. When you
get mumps on both sides Of your face they
are plural |. but they make person look sim
gulsr.-Brooklyn argus.
This is begging the question. Let's hear
from the Dispatch. Until then we arc mum
on the mps.- charlottesville Chronicle.
"Noun plural" Who denies it
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p. BY James NJ. Taylor s. Son, Is
Real Estate Agents and Auctioheerd,
. Office col ner Eleventh and Bank streets.

A TTRACTIVES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
N AND KITCHEN FUKNITUKE.-By request
Of the owner. who Is declining househ eeping. we
will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY,, May lZth,
Mt lOt O'Clock, at residence No. Is eust Gay
street, alt OF his HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FUkNITURf, comprising In part
One of the han dSomeSt BLACK WALNUT GHAhDEh
Suits 10 be found In the city-made by Stevens
Of Baltimore and took the premium al the Ma
ry'and State Fair, ~
SUIT-tYo Wardr0ves $; -
Several very fine Ou-PAIST1SGS aud CHRoMos;
.f CARPETS, RUGS, &C.; 20 .'r-.t.. III
One OAK rXTESSIOS-TABLE, s..- e.. ..s,
...s BLACK WALNUT SIDEDOARD,
e sIDEBoARD, bAFES, CHAIRS;i .. s..i
. . LOUNGES, -.s.-, - s.. .,i ~ 81. - =,
One beautiful Observation-Disclosures BY Smith,
Of this city, and one Of bis best-used but q
short time; - = 49,. l1| ,"L.s :.
CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS, and everything
! belonging 10 dlning-room:
One excellent CooK-sTovE and KITCHEN UTEN-
sILs, l&c.rr. JAMES III. Ia YLUk &c son, Il
NAV o. tx .., .AuctiOneers.
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my1O,l2,14,17.l9,21
80. .s..~ BY w. GOGdin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

SEVEN BEAUTIFUL LOIS IN THE
- PLANO MiLLS's GARDEN, ON SEVENTH
AND EIGHTH SrkEETS, FUk SALE AT AUC-
TiON.-Immediatey after the sale OF the y Mills !"
mansion-h house on Leigh street, is made by Messr.
JIInes Peasants, j. y. Watkins. Il. A: lancaster.
and vi liam H.~buckc, will be sold SEVhN VERY
BEAUTIFUL LOIS In the 81 Ills aarden-ylz., Nos
Sl116. 10, and 90, each fronting on the east line
of seventh street running back 20 feet to an alley
20 feet wide; also, Lots Nos. ID, a, and II. tach
fronting on the west line OF Eighth street, running
back ais 20 feet to said alley.
Thsse lotJare in q most desirable neighborhood
and quite accessible to business, and now that The
lille has been PRONOUNCED clear by our Supreme
Court Of Appeals they should attract the special
attention OF those who may wish to secure lot In
retired, quiet, convenient, aud very desra tile pert
of our city. Millss garden has long been regarded
as the most beautiful site on which to erect hand
some dwellings.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance -four, eight
and twelve month, tor negotiable notes, interest
added secured Uy deed Of rust.
W.GUUD1N, Auctioncer.
p s. The beautiful lot No t32S BY $50 feet 10
an ALLY, al the northwest corner OF Leigh and
Eighh sirects) can he bought privately, or IL may
be ofereda auction at the saline lime WI The above
lots. W. OOOD1N.
my 7 n 1f17.1o,2l
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AuCT,ON sAhE.-Tnfs Say.
BY w. =. Ratclifrc, Auctioneer,
No 1903 Main street


SALE OF FURNITURE,
" GLASSWARE, CROMOS, OIL-PAISTlSGs.
DRY GOODS. &c, AT AUCfIOS.-l VIII conf.
ne tie sale at store corner Of Fifteenth and Main
streets, under 81. Charles hotel. THIS lmondayl
MORNING. commencing at 10 O'Clock, when every 8,
article will positively be sold, as the store has TO De
vacated to-day. The stock comprises large ana
varied assO prime Mt consisting OF .'-.... r#s
g small PIANOS. ,,,,
2 SILVER -MOUSTED SHOWCASES, ~,
,OIL.PAiNTISGS and ESGRAVlSGS.
] Fine WALNUT HAT-RACK.
( cyaralBU REA US aud GhBlN ETS,
/ Fine DQuBLE-CA~E COLD WAIGH. no
Several UPEN-FhCtD GUILD WAICHES.
.-.F<}i. Z. - ALSO,
90 dozen HATS, fH .sy<'
S dozen pair PANTS, .. -.
10 dozen SHIRTS. -...,...... f.. .....- ... ,.sa
Large lot NOTIONS,
DRY GOODS, &c. # sr --- ~.
After which, .......... ...s... ..s.7
3 COUNTERS,
pieces SHELVING. ..
AWNING in front Of store. &c &c.
- w. b. RATCLIFFE-
my1O -.-.--.-. .--.--. AucEioneer.
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TFor the Dispatch.l


Written on the occasion Of the annual dec
Grafton by the ladies Of the lakewood Memo
rial Association of the graves of fourteen
thousand Confederate soldiers buried IN OAK
wood Cemetery.
1Jrou hi. day of mcm'ries sad, ...." ~
This halloWtd Tenth OF May,
The day immortal Jackson paHsea
From wars fierce Strii" away:
srhc dsy he gave his lSuTcf "rcaui
For an unfaGine crown 49, =.
Gave iStIer strife. Tor en'il'ss pcaeS'
And laid his arinor GOWN
w, co,ne again to deck The graves,
Where, sl,cp our honored dead,
Min loylog hands 10 place wreath
ITnou each marrow BED
AID on each co!i>ccrn.-u moEpu
10 drop silent tear.
wc know somebody's darling one
Is sleeping meath here.
Some mothers heart Is ycarnlng yet
To weep beside the grave
That holds the sacrcf dust OF him
Who WAS her soldier brave.
But mothers, wives, In far OH homes,
Though YOU may never weep
Beside the graves where sleep your loved,
We yearly yigii keep.
Each month Of May We come to bring,
In gratitude and pride,
This tribute OF our love for those
Who for our country died.
Who ,nadly, had,y sacr feed
At no unhaOwcd shrine,
But calmly laid down precious lie,
q, Freedoms cause, at thine.
Again we sec their broken bands,
Though worn yet stern and brave,
Stamped on each brow the nigh resolve
To victory or the grave.
For land, for freedom. love, and trIlD,
They gave th:ir latest breath;
For these upoo Their banners wrote
ITO victory or DEATH
TWAS not for fame they fought and died,
Nor that they loved the strife;
But honor, truth and liberty,
They valued more thar lfte. .
The homes OF those they loved so well,
of III theirs, sisters, wives:
To guard them from the wicked foe
They gave their precious lives.
And not in vain those precious lives
They offered on he field,
II taught opprcs Sors how brave men
Would raj her die than Yield
The rights which fr,cmcB hold their own,
And here, rnsriyr,banl, claw
Bcpeath This hallowsd sod they sleep,
or sacred memory grand
And so we''l come from year to year 49,
And deck each sacred mound,
Cntil nj last we, too, are laid
To sleep low In the ground.
And then our children will be taught
That here The soldier lies,
His life on Freedom altar laid
noble sacrifice
Perpe,ual memory shall be yours;
They. too. will flowers bring;
Bcdcck again your sacred graves
With each returning spring.
Then. SOLDIERS, calmly, sweeily sleep.
When time and vars shall cease
Tn arch-angels trump will summon you
TO an eternal peace. CHCHCAlLL'
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, =.
. Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE; IN THE; CITY OF RICHMOND. ON
THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
NEAR VENABLE STREET; AND AT TIE
SOUTHEASTERN INTERSECTION OF y AND
THIRTIErH STREETS. AT hULTION.-By vir-
the of decree Of the ,hancery, Court of The city
Of Richmond pronounced on the 30 day Of July.
1874, In The case of Stringfclow. who sues, &C.,
Us. COwle's administrator, &C., we, the undersigned,
succal commissioners thereby appn tinted, Will pro-
coed 10 public auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY the goth day of May. 1870. com
n. encmg at AZ O'CLOCK P..a., the following pro-
pertv:, -. !.
ATWO-STORY BPICK DWELLING contain
ing four rooms, on the east side OF sevent"en h
street near Fepable street The lot fronts % :eet
and runs back IL feel.
After which-say ut 5 nclocS-HOUSE aud LOT
ami THREE Ban UTIFUL BUILDING LOTS adj
joining at the corner OF and Thirtieth streets.
The lots frort Thfteth meet about % feet each,
running back III" lIsnal depth.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance az six, twelve,
and eighteen months /, negotiable notes bearing
six rt cent interest the said Interest payable semi
an.ll illyl, and the it'c retained until Ike whole
purchase-money is paid.
JOHN HOWARD, p.
THOMAS W. EOSWTLL,
Special Commissioners.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Son. Auciinnecrs. MY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10
BY Richardson SC Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneeis,
No.l113 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 BRICK STORE AND LOT No. 1884 MAIN
STREET, WITT DMELLING Above, h.
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AID. FIFTEENTH
STREETS, BY AUCT1oN.-By virtue of the pro-
visions of certain deed Of trust bearing d,e the
4t!i Of November, 1874 from the grantee therein
named to the UNDERSIGNED trustees. duly recorded in
tie CLERKS office Of the Chanccy Court Of the city
Of Richmond, In de..d.book 104, 4, rage 226-
being thereto, required by the beneficiary In said
d,cd-wc shall pr coed ~ sell by auction, ou The
premises, on Thu nSDAY the 20'h Instant, n.
O'Clock T. NJ: the real. ESTATE d. scribed In lle
deed aforesaid. consisting Of Il valuable BRICK
STORE (:io. 1434l with three stories above. and
lot, the north side of Main street between Four
tenth and Fifteenth streets occupied by good
and prompt-paylug tenant
TERMS: enough In cash TO defray the expense of
executing bis trust, and 10 pay OF anegoiIble nctc
for $l,27S.57. with interest thereon from the
7th Of May, 1875, urtil paid; credit rs 10
S1.315.S1 until the 4h of November, 1875.
ana the residue upon such terms Us Shall lie an
nounced ut the time of sale. I'LL - .s
CHARLFS u. WILLIAMS,
JAMES BRYAN, ..s --.
Trustees.
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctoneers. mylO
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- Is BY Grubbs i Williams. ,.t
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT ON
h-FR9NKETS STREET tFACiNG MONROE
SII.khT,, 10 BE SOLD AT AUCTION. UPON
THE PtbMtShS,l ON SATURDAY, 15Ta OF
MAY. an ~ O'CLOCK P. M.-Thls lot adjoins
the handsome residence OF r. c. Morton. Esq. il
fronts 80 feet franklin street and runs bacK
feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide. ~.
1t fronts Opposite to about the centre of Monroe
Squire and IS one OF The most desirable as II Is one
OF the few lots enjoying that most select location
: i ne few remaining /" Park - lots of this charac
ter are STEADILY going into the hands Of permane ut
holders, and 1t Is doubtful If so choice lot can
hereafter he obtained, certainly NOT at the present
TERMS : at sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my A"-. Auciionecrs.
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ap 80
by Thomas ". Reese, Aucttonccr,
No. Q GoYernOr street.


No: 2 Governor street.
SALE OF DIA-
l. MONDS, WATCHES. JEWhLRY, SILVER
WARE, &C., AT AUCrION.-At the request OF
ABRAHAM HARRIS, PAwSBHoKER,
,vc viii sell ut 1919 Main street, on TIL URSDAY
MORNING, 18Th instant, ut 0 o'clock7x
$50 lots of HIAMOND JEW ELhI, .
GOID WATCHES, ....r..
PINS, CHAINS,
.;.e. .' RINGS, &c.
SILVER WATCHES,
PITCHERS, ..s.
GDBLETS,
..ss-ts SPOONS, g. "+
with fine assortment or GU NS, flS loLS, &c.
Al articles warrAnr"u rs represented.
800. THUIAS w. KEESEE, Auctioneer.
j. G, kEESEE, Salesman. ,.r ,,si ... -.t.
All persons having
- I FORFEITED fLEDaEs
win call at my Office, 1929 Main street, and
80 49, RENEW Or REDEEM
them on or before WEDNESDAY. May ~, 1873,
as further Indulgence cannot b. granted. ......
80 ABRAHAM HARRIS, Pawnbroker,
nv SUCCESSOR toll. Harris & Brother. ,
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By Augustine Royal,
successor to Moody & Royall,)
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
office corner of Seventh and Hull streets.
hinnnhncfor Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIFTY.
- FIVE ACRES OF TRULY VALUABLE li1I J. IF
ClIESThRFIELD, TIL RE MILES FROM COAL
FIELD STATION, ON The rIClIMuND ANn
DANVILLE RAILROAD, On MONDAY. MAY
l0Iu. 1879: At II NJ u y F FI;s E II p TIE III
ING COURT DAI.-Sy virtue of decree OF lhe
Circuit Court Of the county aforesaid, In te suit
therein pending, styled John NJ Cooks admnistra-
Tor 81 ais. Is. g. ID. Elicit ct ots., shall Sell al the
time and place aforesaid. the valuable tract Of
IND lyin, III said county, containing FlFTl.
FIVE ACRES Icy recent survey. THIS land IS very
hrayly timbercd. and hls large quantity of Val IL
able pine timber thereon. and IS only three miles
from The Richmond and Danvie railroad. adJnn
ing the lands of John Numbers. ESD. Oney Il. ELI
OTIS estate, F. N3rriseIts estate ANA Octavia Cheat
ham. his valuable land, and timber thereon ),
should engage the attention Of those In quest OF
such valuable properly. and their attention Is spe-
clally called TO the following lib raj =
TERMS. TO WIT: Cash sufficient 10 pay expenses
of suit an1sale; balance upon credit OF one, two,
ard three years. purchaser to give his bonds bear
ing six per cent interest from day Of Sale. Title
retained Till the whole Durchase.money Is paid. ,
SOCRATES BROOKS,
d. L. PULLIAM,
my 3-tds. ~ -. Commissioners.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Bays.
BY GrubbJ C Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE PROPERTY in ASH
Y LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-0n
WEDNESDAY the 10th day OF May: Ut ~ o'c i,ci.
A. NJ. upon the premises we VIII ofer ~ auction
by Rev. ". w. Renrett, and now occupied by DIR.
IT, p. Ellis It Is finished In the hest and most at-
trncttye STYLE contains about NINE ooHs with
every desirable uppurieuance and Is In ali respects
a con plete establishment There are about eight
acres Of land attached about three acres pelng IN
remarkably fine orchatd OF the most g. lectfruif
There is also fine garden, and the grounds about
the house are beautifully ornamentseu WIN nne
soered this s probably one III the most nttIactiye
residences in the thriving townof Ashland : ano-
beng distant only fiafeen miles from klchmonii
mnst CONNIE nd Itself to persons wishing to secure
the pleasures Of y country home combined with
most Of The advantages or residence IN me CITY.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
MN -. - ...1 So, !, ri. Auctioueers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10

A very remarkable exploit was performed
by railroad robber in Ohio on Thursday
might. lie got on the platform of an express
car, cut out 4 panel Of the door, made his
way into the car, attacked the messenger
with pistol, and after firing two Intellectual
shots was killed himself. The dead body
was identified as that of the former conduc-
tor on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago railroad, who had recently been dis
charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10
by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1ll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
"A on HANCOCK STREET FOR SALE BY
AUCTHlN.-On MONDAY the 10Th instant. at 5
o'clock =. NJ we shall sell by auction, on the pre-
miscs. DE SIRAbLE FRAME DWELLING, wrh
two stories, containing four rooms, aud lot, on the
east Size Of Hancock street between Clay and Leigh
streets. ~ ~. :,
twelve months. negotiable notes to he given for the
deferred payments, with interest aCdtd aud secured
nv a deed of trust. RICHARDSON & CO.,
NV & AucIiOnrprs.