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The daily gazette., 1875-02-23
sHERIFF,s SALE.

RY, virtue of sundry writs of V enditioui
- kxponas to me directed, will be exposed
to Public sale. at the house of j. D. Wal
lace. in the town of st. Georges, in Red, Lion
Hundred, In New Castle County, Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-23
sHERIFF"s sALt,

DY virtue Of sundry writs of Levari Fa-
ID cias 10 me directed, will be exposed to
Bubble Sale. Mt the house OF Edward Silcox. Jr.
in the town of Odessa, in St. Georges Hun
dred. New Castle County. Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF MARCH, 1878.
.loolx
The daily gazette., 1875-02-23
FIaANoIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wrlxIssrOs. Del. Feb. %, 1875
Latest Stock quotations furnished BY
Csaiae. Johnson 4 Co.. S.E. Cor. 9Th and Mar
ket street. Wilminstop. Del. at ] y N. to-
The daily gazette., 1875-02-23

WILMISa-oN. Del. Feb. 20. 1915
Quotations at the Brandywine Mills tor
Elour and Grain-Correcfed Dailv
The daily gazette., 1875-02-23
industrial Exh bitIon Com ,a1r
500
WILL BUY A
FIRST MORTGAGE PREMIUM BOND
OF THE
N l. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
COMPANY.

Inese Bonds are issued for the purpose of
ta .aalelhs iuhds Tor the erection of building in
the city OF New York, to be used for
The daily gazette., 1875-02-23
.UBLIC SALE.

l.. W. Stidham & Son, Auct'rs. Is
The daily gazette., 1875-02-23

IOy virtue Of a writ Of Levari Facias to me
ID directed will be exposea ia pubic sale.
at the house of Edward StIcoxsiJr.. tn ths
town Of 0desse in st. Georges hundred, New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07

BY Richardson Il Coz,
Zeal Estate Agents and AuctioneefS'
No. l1I3 Main stree.

EXECUTORS SALE OF A ,aAK sy5ts
va NITMBFR OF vALU ABL = bS GIsTrv nv
LOTS IN TAIT'5 Plan Tu In ths ,tnuest or
RICHMOND BY AUCTION.-At tne 1 L.luR acon
TIssDSY the 17tf instant q: 81 oe9cx s ayrs
,arre NUMBER Of VALUABbE BCILDlNS ~ h ,ssoo
in Tsfts plan to tire city or Hfcanon1ut ,enn;tc.
Seyentee 9th street and the Mechanirtvle
Commencing sud coH'aDuinG In me oroef III No.
thev are mentioned, rs foIlows-to VII: .r n
IL by l65 rect On seventeenth street, co5Hs. y
"on1h 1sS fsa on Seventeenth street oet"sen
washington and Wfafiam streets: :, p.h.,ou
084 BIZ 1876 feet on the eaft slae oi DIV.
o,rast hstweeu William aud Christian streets
OH Inv IG5 feet ON The west size VI os Sa'nS'
straet between william and Christian s.rests,
a64 by l85 Feet on the east size OF as.
s,reet between Christian and Richard sueSoii .no
2e4 nv i65 feet on The west side ., nas
s,rset tween William ana Christian streeiss
az by 1872 feet on The north side OF M ,rea,s
a. w set bctWeen Seventeenth and buchanan streets
a. byl65 feet on HE east side 0! e,. AN
O., reet n1etweeu Richard and Baldwin streets.
al nv Is5 feet on the west sldo OF Bucianan
q, rnet between Richard and Baldwin; ,,o
isa nv az feet ON CarripEton street, north ueJ,
COMMENCING ut the east line OF Buchanan street anu
These lots will be sub divided into lots OF aoon'
TERMS: One-third cash balance In four, eiRnt
twelve, fifteen aud eighteen ulnIns, heso'ia,utt
notes 10 be given for the deferred paymeu.s' WAN
! ih'ei'H' "'Ns1 ''NN RICHARDSON, & CO.,
avg "2 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. ll13 Main street.

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
L. TWO BRICK STORES ON SOUTHWEST
CORNER Of FRANKLIN AND fiFTfES1H
STREE TS.-i will sell al auction on VIZ DNESDAf
the l / tn instant, at 6 o'clock L. NJ. those TWu
BRICK 81 ORES on the southwest corner OF
Franklin and Fifteenth streets, now occupied rs a
ecd-store by j. E. Hsngrr. These stores front 10.
getbsr 35a feet on Fifteenth street and is feet on
franklin street. The upper portion contains six
good rooms, and can be used for dwelling purposes,
with front entrance Oh Franklin street.. --.-
This properly With but very small outlay can be
made most profitable investment, being situated
the city, and In neghborhood where there is con-
Siderable business. There h4| been lately ~, cited
Immediately adjoining this property ssvera hand
some new stores. Parties desiring paying Invest.
mept would do well TO attend this sale.
Terms: Que fourth cash balance a. six twelve,
and eighteen months SIX per cent. interest. secured
by trust deed. j, THOMSON BROWN,
au 4.6.7,9,1O&1I Auciioneer. f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07

r., Lawn or HoRsE.--A cofresp Jndent
!, ..,ar i !. aThe moment you enter Ice Blue
cross region YOU hear nothing out horse
,sik. The whole eection lives upon pedi.
grees. The stable.boys banter pedtgreea 10
3 nomenclature OF their owr. The men ut.
ter pedjrrees with yolubiity like the now
inc Of neyer-epdipg stream. Even the Ia
dies Of polite society will chatter Qedigrees,
and talk as fiuently Of sire and dam as II
they had received their accomplishing ~
the precincts of the breeding portions OF the
stock. farms. Every where 1t is horse, uare'
tiIly. foal. gelding. The stables are swarm
ing with them, the streets are alive with
them. the fields are dotted with them like
the cattle on Thousand hills and
the visitor, even though be came
merely to see, has a secretiveness ana 90.
slinacy more profound than the mysteries OIL
a Sphynx Il he does not buy before ne comes
away some little equine specimen Tor Whlcn
no has no earthly slae- There IS certain
Freemasonry or brotberly love among tne
horse.lealers of Kentucky. IT one deat
l or has nothing in the horse line TO answer
yonr demands, he will furnish you with
, saddIe-horse apd accompany you fqr mlie'
around the peighborhood to inspect stocs
which he is sure will just SUIT your FANCY
Their houses are thrown open TO your en-
ter,ainment. The rarest wiue OF corn ano
the freshest of mint, and the richest OF As
derney cream and the tenaerest OF sprlng
chickens are offered. with pr'nceiy eehe
+ rosity to feed the fame OF your horseieTer
which must not be allayea till you have iei
YOUR money behind yeu on some OF tn
stock.farms. This Is the logic of all the al
tent;ons and pedigrees and horse enthusi
, osuo and II ia wonderful how the interest j
tent mn wear after year. and how the surplu
finds of our wealthy horse-fanciers ar
no,,red with an increasing volume, into tn
Golfers of the BLUEGRASS regions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07

We have in London very curious inst.
tution.salled "splasbing houses" If snu!
wishes TO make 1t appear that he has beer
invited 10 ride vita the lox-heunds OF Ger
tain meet" he goes to one of these houses
and pays three shllhnss at the door. A mas
| meets ba in the hall and says: (" What
hounds. sk Kent, SaYey, Essex" and
on being insormed he leads the gallant hun
ter to a stable where there is wooden
horse standing in a puddle of Kentish or
other mud. The man tHrEs wheel; the
wooden horse ticks up bis heels, aud in five
minutes the sob is covered With as much
mud as he would have gathered bad be been
ridisg across tie country for i've hours.
Then the splashe& one, with whip 10 hand,
walks up Pail Mall and Pickadiily. and tells
those Of his friends whom he meets what a
glorious hunt be has enjoyed.--L0ndon Cor.
respondeace Of the Graphic.
Mrs. Darlington says she can't perceive
why people nowadays are continually get.
Ing up new .spaugIed netfans. Ike, whe was
present, wished to know to what she particu-
nrly alluded. The old lady laid down the
newspaper she was reading, and graVely re-
'iled: "Why, Ia, I see they have got to
naklns trout preserves jest as though |
'eopie didn't have enough things TO make I
reserves without making 'em Of fsh,n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, 11l3 Muiu street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALU-
L ABLE MlLL.sITF, WITH TWENTY-FIVE
ACRnS, IN The COUNTY OF HANOVER,
Known As GAINts,s MILL, Of THE G0LD
NO.D; ALSO, TWENTY-FIVE ACKEs OF
VALUABLE WOODLAND NEAR thereto.
BY virtue of deed Of trust executed to me rs trs-
tee on the 27th OF May. 1874. by William F:
Gi ines, and duly corded in the clerks office OF
Hanover County Court, to secure certain bond
therein MENTIONED and default having been made
In payment OF SAID bond, shall. In part execution
thereof, being required So TO do by The beneficiary,
sell at public auction, on the premises, on Tues.
DAY the Gath DAY of august, 1875. ut o'clock
r. ~, portion OF the property therein described
rs follows: -
That certain MILI.-SITE, with TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES OF LAND adjacent thereto In the county
of Hanover, on the Cold Harbor road aud known
as Ganess Min. conveyed u said Gaines by The
Trustees Of William and Mary College by their deed
daied atout ISL. Also. TWENTY-FIVE. ACRES
OF WOODLAND near 10 and about three-quarj
ters of mile southwest Of the said miii.site aud
on the road leading to MechaI icsville, and aojoin-
ing the lands of Thaddeus Tally, Walker Hogan,
and Parks Martin, and conveyed TO said Gaines by
William ). Overrou about 1853.
TERMS: Wade known ut sale.
j.. A. BROWN, JR., Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
au 5,7.14 21,23.24 ..g.,.4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07
ByD. K. Weisiger u Co.,
Euctioneers and Real Estate AgeiHs,
No. 9I9 Hull etreeL- Manchester, va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a NEAT RESI-
A DENCE ON EVERETT BETM EEE cI SE;
Of MANCHESTER, ON SATURDAf, AyGnMSGt
THE I'm, 1875, AT 6 UCLoCK T. H., ~ III, AgG-
TIoN-By virtue Of deed # trust da.s s 3ny his
wife. TO the undersigned, duly recorded 10 s tne
county,-D. B. So page 5li-heing Hq nnon ,bs
r se on sATGR AV August Z 1873 at
O'Clock T. NJ By sue,'nn' The RT@sseo5UtyA Rs No.
~ s Ias aadition. fronfing SO feet on southeasl
line Of everett Street beginning 6e FEET IRON z.
Third street, and upniDg hack loO Zee. W.
foot alley" with neat and coipior 'Ao''
The deed calls for sale In cash. ont more lawn
able terms will be given on itie gay ., Trstee.
iu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07
Can a Gentleman Bese

I'll
And now the question arises, If it Is
question, Can gentleman bets Perhaps il
will be answered that be can, because be
does, it being customary, especially in Eng.
land and on the continent, for gentlemen to
indulge in this Yice-indeed, quite the thing
in fashionable eareles-eat can be bet in
safety. not only 50 far Us dis purse Sut his
morals are concerned2 Answering in gene
raj way, We say most decidedly not. There
are some men upon whoM vices like this
seem to sit with q paturA ,barmiessness
They are warts simply or their mental stxuc-
ture, disdguriDg the spot where They've
only, and not affecting the generai contour.
OF the intellectual proportions. Upon others
the disorder assumes ut once q eancerous ~
lure, rapidly spreading to every part Of
the moral beiug, aud carrying down
what might tave otherwise been noble
A'e. There Is nothing that so absorbs |
every thought and action of @ man as 4
gambling. Aad it will be noted that this in. |
terest is not dependent wholly on the amount
OF money TO oe lost or won. Hail OF the fasci- |
nSton OF gambling arises from the hazard.
tne venture, the Esk, which keep TIE mind
IN constant state of expectancy. Ganh,no
therefore, in its absorbing essence, is not con.
hned 70 games at the table. II is found in
oil ltsatfractlveness In any transaction where
oy direet means, party may lose or win by
. circumstance beyond bis control. Ii is found
10 Inc Goid~Room, Ia the fictitious handling
" produce on our own Board of Trade, and
.uoeeo spun ont 10 fner threads through half
Inc business Of life. The difference Is that
.he eYii grows less as the thread gro VS. finer.
lnd tbe chance grows remote un,ft ii, i,sap |
'eafs slmost entirely a. 1t mipgles in the /
'fsat wool OF simple struggle for existence.
IL can barely be gainsaid that there are I 4
va To-day sReeuhtipg 10 the various boards .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07
BY Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
11OS Main street,

rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT OF
t;ROUND CORNFR OF HULL AND BID
NV sTRkETS, MANCHs STER. FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-By virtue of d, cd Of trust from T. Ed;
Nav 22 1878, and recorded in The office OF clerk
Of Chesterfield County court, and being required
so tO do by the beneficiary therein secured. VIII
Sell ON SATURDAY, Angus. 14th. 1873, on the
nr.mises 81 O'Clock Z. VI 4S FEET Oft ROUND,
On the south side of Hull ST eet corner OF Biddle and
Hull, with depth of LOO feet.
Terms: Gas for the expenses Of sale and 10 paw
off a noe of 1855, with Interest thereon from The
24,h day of july. 1876: the Balance upon such
' WILLIAM b. MATHEWS.
,u71o 121314 Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07
" BY Augustine Royal,
Successor to Moody & Royallj
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer'
office corner seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va. se.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN CHES.
L TERFIELD COUNTY, NEAR CLOV E e
1s7b. at o,ciock p NJ. on tile premises. BY viz;
tue If dret of trust executed 10 me unaeIsGmtr I
is aud duly recorisd Ia Chesterfield ce sna
ana being required so TO do ny the benenclary,
shall sell at punc aucsion a. the ime ana pisT Pc e,
the SAID L ester In u certain TRACT or. LAND con-
taning 333 acres more or less lying on the = 6 ood
bridge n aur adjoihs The lands OF FRANKLIN S,earns
ESQ, David Franklns estate, and Mrs Ann L.
Haicher's estate being the same tract OF land whsre
OF John w. Lester died seizeJ, &c. Ab0utoue-naii
of this land IS In cultivation balance In Forest goa
fran. DIV cling and all the ususl out houses.
This valuable tract lies Immediately In the coal
region with every indication OF u fihe deposit OF
coal. This land is sold subject 10 the dover right
of Mrs. L. W. Wilkcrson In the whole tract, WHICH
las not been assigned TO her yet.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Oh sac e, any M an
amount sufficient 10 pay OF I bond now due-f5uo
with eight per ceot interest added from iniy 10
In. trns,ee 8. BROOKS,
M Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE Of DESIRABLE
L SMALL FRAME nWELLIXG On UNION
HILL NEAR THE RESIDENCE OF ELIJAH
BAKER, ESQ, ny AUCTION by virtue of The
provisions OF deed Of trust bearing date the 9Th
DAY Of July, 1874. from Charles y. Tenser. duly
rec ord. IN 1h clerks Office of The Chancery Court
OF the city of Richmond, 10 secure the unpaid pur.
chase-money an the property mentioned there In, |
shall trustee In said coed. being required and
qursted 81 10 do sell by auc'ion, on the prrnise+
ON I'll RSDAY the 9th day of ugust, 1876, ut
o'clock p. NJ, Toe hfA'. STATE described In ihc
DIT ed aforesaid, consisting of u LOC OF LAND
froutiDg 57x119 feet, with new and attractive
frame dwelling thereon cor taining four rooms,
with excellent water on The premises.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay the expenses Of
executing this trust aud negotiable note for s31
with lEterest thereon from the 18Th day Of July,
1876 until naiG the residue la six and twelve
months negotiable notes To be- given for the defer
red payments, with interest aided, and secured by
a deed OF trust. j. :. RICHARDSON,
Trustee.
The sale Of the aforementioned properly Is post
poned until TUESDAY the lOth instant at 9
O'Clock Z. N. IA. RICHARDSON,
au d Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07

4 & = - &. =
OF New York and c. ,,onco who are as totally
absorbed 10 their .onstans game Of risk as Il
they were astle' I'd abo,,t the veritsble gam
pling. table We .sh,rs with nervous frame the
cast OF the .,te, TIE fact ts, the pursuit y,
wealth no. .aer conditions ofcontinual nazi.'
keeps 10 allowance the higher and octter ~.
stiucts OF mans nature and wears gu. I ~.
mac ,deesy of life ia an exciting ques' aUi
&c a-not Az mach for what tue go'o "'''
,ssc, when II is obtained, for the aoept
:. ~ sSss hnsnpss does not stop when ne
he's On. n. bat for the fascinating pea,
: srre which its pursuit brings MIN. anu
s,.s ,here IA a difference betweeen THESE
rsmes In the play Of the dice all Is
; ch,nca snd there is no demand upon toe ~
,e,.ect. To the games of the Stock Exchange
Ali tl,e mowers OF the mind are brought into
reouisition. The successful gambler may be
ignesant Of the most ordinary affairs q. lie
The successful dealer IN stocks must, IN or
;. diuary cases, be familiar with the news oil tn'
} world, and especially With governments
Eairs. Re must determine the Troban
effect. of any given policy. and we'sh IN
!. chances Of the lie or death OF empires
: Hurdky move on the great chessboard Q
4 politics but hasits effect upon the commod
, To In which he deals, ana must be studie
;. carefully.
= sOf course there are successful operator
Y who 90 into speculations with'a seeming ie
'e norance of all these conditions, but it WI
!. generally be wound that they possess nS
Is live shrewdness which follows the lead
y those who ere posted, aud therefore VIII
~ The fact that 10 one of these games tao
0. shrewdness, and mental qualifications are RI
~ suired, while IN the other little, II anything
49, is demanded of the intellect, makes the di
=. . tiuc,ion between them. That success
u a. either, however. depends upon correspond
~, ing loss in some other quarter IS plall
s us Both are non.producing, and both II
'ss suire spirit not calculated to promote u
si , moral welfare of the world. 1t is unsafe !:
h's a young man to venture 10 either bushes
90 though for reasons named one is deemed r.
~. spectable, while the other is regarded
On Infamous. The youths who graduate at oil
~ universities should be taught not only that
JIG gentleman cannot bet, but that be cann
,ss pursue any business of chance without pei
' . to his fortune and peace OF mind. This IL
p oe recent experience at Saratoga proves to
ny very important, and it is to be hoped tn
-. the lesson will be thoroughly inculca,ed b
u Oa fore the next regatta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07

THE LIFE OF AN INvENTOR--SINGER, OF THE
SEWING MACHINE, WAS A STRoLLING ACTOR
From the ArCddida. MANY years ago, in
what may be called the earliest days OF the
theatrical profession in the United States,
Cornelius A. Logan was the manager of a
company of strulling actors. They travelled
from village 20 village in a large wagon,
which held the actors, their wives and chill.
dren, "props," and scenery. They forased
along the country roads, and slept 10 the
wagon, and OH the grass when they could
get no other shelter. They travelled only in
summer. and made merry over the fortunes
of war. This included, at various times,
Edwin Forrest, "Gus" Adams, Joe Jeffer.
son, Barney Williams, Mrs. John Drew,
Eliza Logan, Mrs. Burke, mother of Jetfer-
son, Scotchman who is now editor Of one
of the leading newspapers in California, and
poor utility man, the subject of this article,
by name Isaac Merritt Singer, the inventor
of the sewng-machine.
He, in common with his wife, never got
beyond what is technically known as " little
bits" My father aud Singer were one daV
sitting together, my mother near by very
busy making over dress, with baby on
her knee and play-book on the table beside
her.
The Door utility man observer OeE lOI
awhile, and then said that he never saw 8
woman sewing without thinking what boor
IL would be to the sex if something could be
invented to relieve them Of the labor; thai
he had long had an idea 10 his bead as to how
it could be done. This remark led to CONVEX.
sation on the subject and to Singers explain
ing his invention, which, discouraged, he
had given up. My father urged him to per
severe, and fired with the new hope he tooS
heart and went to work again. So great wa
his prt0ccupstlou that he was never perfect
In q part after that.
Like all inventors, he was looked upon as
half crazy, particularly when he was caught
slipping spool from lady's work-b9sket
into bis pocket, or furtirely plllcking the
hairs out of M sctot's wig. Arkwright him.
self was never put 10 greater shifts to obtain
material TO work with. Singer first set up u
model Of a machine to be worked with one
foot only, but there was some trouble about
the treadle, and he abandoned that; trut be
was fully determined to persevere, and he
LEFT the company to give his whole til0e to
experiments.
AS these events transpired in the early
days of 1880, Howe, whose patent was no,
obtained till TOWARDS 1859, can hardly Obtain
priority OF idea. 1t is very probable that hld
the poor utility man possessed the means tc
perfect his ideas when be conceived them, he
would have won the undisputed title oil in
yentor of the sewing-machine.
QRtA LOGAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07

The CaIedonian Observation-Disclosures
:Junc:iop. Arrival of train from Glasgow
Porter on the platform" Mother.Weii, Al O.
ther.wellln Pleasant face from third'ciass
carriage looks out, and replies "She Is very
we'll, l thank you"
They are giving pigeon.pie with the game
left oi, at some OF the hotels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
No. 10 governor street.

STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES,
y IRON SAFE. BLACKSMITH'S BELLOWS
AND ANVIL, AT AUCTIUN.-A. the request or
Mr.. +. ri. Williams, who intends making change
In business we will sell at his store, No. Main
street. on MONDAY the 9Th instant, al III O'CLOCK
HIS ''Oe' % FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting of the usual assortment found In regu-
lar retail establishment
ALSO, ..
One No. 6 MILLER'S IRON OFFlCE-SaFE, with
combinations lock. as good as new:
yond as new COOK d LAUGHTON,
on Auctloueers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
1 LAND IN LOUISA COUNTY. FA.-By vir-
tue of two deeds of trust, exec uted on the dotn
the undersgned trustees Of tho Gordon Vile guild
ing association, from Henry L; Quares and wit e:
Louis,, we will sell Mt public auction. upon the
premises. on THURSDAY, Angus. l2tii, ls7S, at
IL O'Clock 81, a TRACT OF LAMP c9nre!eo Dy
less. wing and being in Louisa county; Va, Oh and
south of the South Anna river being all that land
tho division of the estate OF John X. Quarles, de-
crased). and bounded us lows: North by South
Anna rive. south by The main Richmond road. cast
hv rim. section of the said estate as gn-d 10 John
w. Qnarles and west by that assigned to DR. Charles
QuaIles. A., .o.
TERMS: Enough IN cash to defray the expenses
of s,ie and IN nay Tie dues and lines now In arrear
from said Henry l.. Quarles to said Association.
Terms as to residue made known on day Of sale.
F.. y. DAVIS.
w. NJ. DUNN,
WOO Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-07

VALUABLE FLOUR-MILL AND WA.
Y TER-pOWER AT PUBLIC AULTlON.-
Will lie sold on WEDNESDAY. August S'h at
q O'Clock VI. on the premises, the EALUABLh
MILLING PROPERTY known as Hope Mills ,
situated on the hppOmattoX river I'm the cry of
Petersburg, Va. The mill Is o. stone and brick.
covered with Tin, has six pair Of burr-stones. and
the necessary machinery for turning out TWO hum
ored barrels of Il .ur daily.
The property will be shown on application at the
mill or 10 the undersigned.
TERMS: Five per cent. cash; balance, equal lii
stalmeprs of six. twelve, and eighteen months.
adding interest Tor approved endorsed negotiable
noles, aud lite retained until paid for.
ANDREW kFEAN.
Surviving partner OF Andrew keyan 4 BROTHER.
p. s. SEA berry,
~ al Au357.12 l7&lS Aucttnnrer.