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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20
TO ALL MEN, A SPEEDY CURE,

ATEAkNESS Of The Back or Limbs, Kidneys
w Bladder and Urinary Organs, Ea'ritniion
o! The Heart, Nervousness Timi,iity, Trembling,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, Evil Fore
h"dings, Aversion TO Society, Disease of tho
Head, Throat Nose or Skin, Liver, Lungs,
Stomach or Bowels, impotrncv, ard those Dire
!nl results oi Early EXcesscs which pIcyeul irur-
ringr, Destroying both body and Mind.
Address, with stamp,
DIR. JOHNSTON.
Lock Hospital. No. : S. Frederick ST., BAIT, Md.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28
AUCTsoa s4LEa-Ya,ure ,,.v.
by Richardson q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auc,loneery,
lib Main street, Richmond Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF a LARGE Ann
4vALUABLEC OALASD COKE rROpsprV
LYING In R-NRIco AND GoGCnii.aay IN
WITHIN TWELVE MILES OF The uIsY "a "a;
JAMks kI|EK And SaSaWIHha C "a THE
TUiETHER WITH ENGINES. aaCHiSsEffYY'
s MuEFs so GARs; B0xTS, TOOLS; &C., Noes.
SAID PROPERTY: AND A LFAsE OF T ~ ~
AND FRANCHISES OF HE UGK 4Hof. Xxx
JAMES RlV.k RAILROAD CONPANY.HBy
virtue OF deed OF trust GATED the 4it OF yoyen;,
DER; ie33 and Gully recorded In the Clerks ,f,ire.
OF H.DTico and Goochland cuuntirs execu,.n 30
the Jshiss River Coal Company 10 the Subscribers.
tue SUBSCRIBERS tDcf. Greed so 10 do by tho mr..
nciars in ssid decd shall. on TUESDAY he
s2d aay o: JUNE, 1879 at l2 O'Clock g., in front
OF inc G,as.om.house' on EanK beixeen tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city of Richmond IN ~
State OF Virginia, expose for sale al nm Dhr ,nc,,
the above mentioned proprriy. copsIs,in1 ~ ' u
, hMAEn Os LANn containing l07 acres. more or
less. known as "Irents": rk-'T OF tEn
contanirg 100 acres. more or less, known ~ ~,
chaels's"; TRACT or LAM contairipy Ia
acres El, IN more or less. known az "a dersonsn
ihhSl VI LAM Containing $50 acres, more o-
less, known as Diertck's estate \ TkLCT I Us
LAND containing 400 acre, u ore or less. knawn
SURFACE aud MlNtRALS Of a TR. Icera 9 sHs
LASO containing l,243 acres known AZ .c os
IL Hill Mines; sal Jesse viii expire ON the 5st,
OF June: !So6: lease upon I, = roai and fran.
cnises or tile Iucsah0e and Jsmts hiver H,,,ro.,
Iomnany; said r'ad extenGs through caia lands ~
the James hIvrr and kans VIDA canal; said 49,
expires on The 2S.h of June. 1885. Engines NJ
chucry, Mulss, Cars. boat ZOOS, &C.. nac,. M III
for an extensive WORK ing raising and transnor,n.
OF the product Of said Coal and Coke property.
porl1on OF the ahoye-men,,oned properly-ro VIII.
the lO1-. 100. los ,35U- and f0O-acre tracts:
sutlect tO ueus brior 10 said deed 10 ainIut Tho
amount OF *25.S5U, principal and rerest 'ae
Terms: One-half cash; balance in two equa,
instruments 1T one and two yesr.: the deIc,r, - ;r
stalmen's TO bear interest i, the rate OF sIx rar
ceL'um per annum fire. IN day OF sale and eyiGrnr,d
by negotiable notes secured by deed of 1rrsr on
said properly. ="
Maps anu schedules of said property may lie seen
at the office Of the auc;oreer.
GEORGE D. WISE.
kUBikT HOWARD.
THOMAS u. JACKSON
my ID HENRY n. SEtLY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28
MANCHESTER NEWS.

The CITY ELEcTloN.- election in this
city yesterday passed off very qu'e:ly, and
Conservative ticket was elected. A number
of persons believing that they had Il right to
vote for Commonweaith's attorney, sheriff,
and clerk Of the circuit court, did so. Tue
following is the total vote polled for each
candidate: For Clerk of the Circuit Court !:
+. Ii. Flournoy, - 4; M. A. Cogbill, 30. E.
J. Fisher, Constable, $50 ; William Ambcrs,
Common wealth's Attorney, 120; c. H. Flour
noy, Sheriff, 121. Councilmen: First Ward,
K. 5. Whitehead, 46; Second Ward, n. A.
Eubank. rs, and T. NJ. Fendley, rs; Third
Ward, DR.. \. Montero, 10l; Fourth Ward,
James D. Craig, 1873.
THE CASE OF HILDgEy PAGE will be called
in the Circuit Court to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28
BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

MONUMENTAL HOTEL FURNITURF,
INl PIANO. ELEGANT MIRROR, CARPETS,
HORSE. BUGGY, AND WAGON, HOTEL APP
rURTENANCES.&C &C., AT AUCTlON.-ln 'ending
to make change in my present business. VIII sell
ut auction, commencing FRIDAY the 2Sth ILL
saut at / o O'Clock.
THE ENTIRE OUTFIT OF THE MONUMENT
AL HOTEL,
corner of Ninth and Craze streets. consisting In
part of one z octave Rosewood Piano made by
Grovesreen & Co., with STOOL aud coStr-an cXcei-
lent instrument; ore elegant French plate Mirror.
In ornamental gilt frame, by feet; Walnut Reps
Parlur Snit Carpets. En2ravinSe. There are forty
eight chambers, furnished with Walnut MurbIe ton
Chamber suits. Mahogany and Oak Cottage Cham
BIER suits, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedding,
Pillows, Chamber Carpets, Toilet Sets, Chairs, &c.
Chandeliers. i'll good order: d"Zen Oak Dining
Room Cane. Chairs. In the kitchen will be found
large-sizc Hotel Range. with appurenanc.s s, In
perfect order; / Copper steam.rable and Fix
lures, as good Us new; l Ninety Salon Roller,
with stea.n piping: Kitchen Tables. Cooking
Stoves, Bakchousr Fixtures and Furniture, Office
counter, Chairs, Engrayings. &C. &c. Also per-
frctly reliable Family Hors.. five years old. per-
frctly sound and geutle and works kindly In har-
ness; Top-Bu gy and harness, In perfect OF der
! Spring Market Wagon and Harness.
The hoLcl Furniture and Fixtures are all In GOOD
order. aud will be sold without reserve.
TERMS: sums under $50, cash; over 500, thirty
days credit for approved paper
Cook 6 LAUGHTON. AHciinncprS. my 22
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THE FIRST OF TIE TABLEAUy AND STATU.
AIRY CONCERTS given by some OF the young
people OF Church Hill for the benefit
of the Sabbath school attached to the Leigh
Street Baptist church took place last eve
ming. The large lectui room OF the church
was filed to Overlooking. The entertain
ment was Of a very tine order and gave gen.
eral satisfaction. The Eureka Quartettc,
who kindly assisted The ladies, sang several
Of their popular songs in very fine style.
Miss Maggie BEDFORD, Who also assisted, rem
dcred several solos in Der usual sweet man
ucr.
Tonight there will be an entire change of
DrOpramme,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28
BY u. GOddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUA-
Il BE IRON-FkONT Tr EEMENTS ON THE
EAST LINE OF TWELFTH STREET BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY sTREtTS, AND s2F
MhKGIN OF JAMES RIVER, SOUTH OF III K
COLHMBI.N MILLS lCANaLh EASI Of HE
PtTERSBUkG RAILROAD BRlDGF.-lp mr..
sauce of decree of the haucery curt Of Tie city
of Richmond PRONOUNCED on the 9th day Of April,
1875. in The SUIT Of s. Fl. auo j. +. Adams rs M =
bert G';emc executor anh deTis.e ct john ,'lEine'
ana in conformity wi Ii the terms and conditions of
n ctrlain deed OF trust therein mentioned aud ,e-
fired To-, the un"rrsIgn.d with proceed on I'll YRS
d ~ the Sd Of June, II SIS IF far. if no On The
first fair day thetarcr). 10 sell at public auction,
The premises. the following described property,
stu, In the said city of Richmond, or so much
thereof shalt be necessary to carry Into effect the
provisions of the sai decree:
First. Atihc hour of l o'clock p NJ, the pro-
perty Of John GImme, d, ceased, fronting 40 ieet.
more or less on the FAST side of Twelfth stree be-
tween Main ana Cary streets, and running back
eastwardy II feet, more or less ON which are TWO
ihrce-stoJy brick lenemcn;s with handsome IRON
fronts anu well built.
Secondly On the same day, at the hour of
O'Clock =. NJ, on" unov'cd macty, being he pro-
y, rty of John Grrmc: deceased OF LOT lying on
he canal or race leading to the Columbian Mills.
and Immediately east OF the Richmond ana Peters
hI,g TairTan 1Tas ,N WoTHs aT KS e
PERKY. This lol has m front IF 1873 ~ o. HaX-
aus C0umnan MIL canal. running hack $50 feet,
with the right Of 90 inches of WAGER unusr u Jour-
foot pressure taken from the Franklin pIptr- Miis
ana the works below, and rents Tor $3.50 per all
Ium.
Thirdly. And a certain other LOT, the property
of james Hunter. deceased, adjoining the properly
asi above described, fl onling 60 te on the wet
line If Ninth street and tXtrnJiug 1870 feet from
cas- to west, more narricu AIRY descrned IN a de- d
from William o. Taylor and = re 10 said James
liIrrer. Gated 7ih l. ec' mbEr. 1852 anu recorded
in the Hastings Court Of said city. This lot Is now
Oc cupcd hy nessrs. J r. johnson u Co. ~ Iron
manu- acturcrs. aud rents for S4U0 per annum.
THE TERMS of the sid sales will be Is follows
For cash as 10 so much rs will he necessary 10 pay
l- expenses OF sale, including the costs or advcr-
tisng ard commissions tO III; Undersigned ana 10
the auctiopeer and rn pay the principal and inter-
est Of the Gcbt declared AID adJudgcd 10 he Que by
the said decree. at cre"il"g cer.aiu sums therein
meut,o"ed. The amount Of cash payable Us a'nIe-
said will Le about rhirry-nc thousand dollars tf3 -
O0u) is n.arly lis he calcu ated AZ present; the
surplus of the purchase MOI cy, II any. VIII he
made payable tue said Rontr. Grr1lc. executor
aud evi. &c Of John Creme, DECEASED. may direct,
or In default Of srch d.Ic"tc, ut the discretion o1
the undersigned, ~ he XerclSe, at The time OF the
sales. ANDSfh .IOttSSfON,
JOHN GREENE DR..
ny eoGtds Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28

CoREus CHRIsrl.-Y Yesterday was Corpus
Christi, q festival observed in the Catholic
Church as holiday Of obligation and COM
n,emoratinS the institution of the Holy
Eucharist By our Saviour. The proper
time for the festival is THURSDAY, the eve Of
Good Friday. but on account of the sadness
which is supposed to absorb every feeling
during Holy Week the first Thursday after
the paschal season is chosen to celebrate with
betting solemnity the real presence OF CHRIST
in the sacrament. Services at the Catholic
churches were as on Sundays.
At st. Peters cathedral Rev. Father Muir
ray, of Lexington, celebrated solemn high
mass, with Fathers JansSens and Harley as
deacon and sub deacon. Right Rev. Bishop
Gibbons delivered short but very beautiful
and instructive sermon on the Holy Eucba.
rist. After mass solemn procession of the
blessed sacrament was made around the
church, during which The choir chanted the
beautiful hymn called "Pauge Lingua." In
the procession there were about one hun
dred girls dressed in long white wells, and
each bearing baskets Of flowers, which were
s,rewn in front of the Bishop, who bore the
Host. These with number Of little BOYS
with bouquets Of flowers, and acoytes bearing
cen>ers with burning incense, produced
most solemn and interesting scene. The ccre-
monies were concluded with the benedlc-
ton Of the blessed sacrament.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEE'SSALE.-
Il FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOR
SALE ATAuCrlON. IN FIR. Mt ~ TIDE g. >
TDMliuUSE, IN THE CITY or klChMoND.-
I'm pursuancp of deed OF trust dated the oath day
OF January, 1870, executed To the unotrsigncda'
trustees by Ambrose 4. liulcheson. Sarah Ann nl.
wi =, and Fransin Matthews. aud BY the request vi
The holders Of the notes thereby secured We WIN on
THURSDAY The Sd day OF June; 1879 ~ -
O'Clock NJ, sell at public auc ion, In front Z! iiic
custom. house. The FARM known rs GEAFEL
HILL, 10 Charles City county. on me Cms tn
homiuy river. containing SEEEN HUHDhIEID
ing The LANDS Of NcsSrs G'orre W Haiheh ahu
others. Observation-Disclosures with I'VE F'Ohs.
kitchen. al q all necessary oGt-hou>es Fine oei"i
mari on the place. ,,.-
TERMS: For cash rs 10 50 much as may be leces-
sary To dcfray the rNp-nsc Of tXtcuuDR lh,s t'"as
and dschargi"g the anInGnt ut money "ac oli
seventeen notes Of s277.77 sach. and on note q
s277.9l-all past due: and rs 10 the RESCUE Oh
such terms AS the trustees muy dircct.
]. $. TOWER. Trustee.
WILLIAM II. ALLDERDi'E'
may, "a AseIgfc!.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28

THE CASE OF BRIDGET Observation-Disclosures
McDeyi,t, of Petersburg, who was indicted
for selling liquor without license, failed to APP
pear before the United States Circuit Court
at the last term. She was tried in Ter alb
sence and found guilty. Not many days ago
she was captured, having been fugitive
from justice for many weeks, and yesterday
she was brought into court 10 be sentenced.
Her counsel, Judge Alfred Morton, however,
made motion for new trial, and the case
was continued until the 18th Of June.
Last year Bridget was tried and sentenced
TO six mouths Imprisonment for selling
liquor without license, but was pardoned by
President Grant upon the earnest solicitation
of Rev. MIR. Kelley, of Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28
By james VI. Taylor u Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
office corner Eleyr nth aud Bank streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TRACT OF
l. LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICo,
ABOUT TWELVE MILES BELOW THE CITY
ROAD, AND ADJOINING THE LANDS OF /.
BROWN, WILLIAM JAMES, THOMAS }. MEL
TON, AND OTHERS, Al AUtTIuN.-BS virtue
of deed OF trust executed by Henry sykes and
wife Ia the subscriber. dated ercnDer 20. 1872,
recorded In the CLERKS office OF hcnrlc" County
Court IN ID. r. 81, poge 266 TO secure The payment
nf CO rtlin Dond therein meni Toned, default having
been mace In the payment thereof. aud at tie re-
quest of the holder of said bond. will proceed 10
sell NJ public auction. In front o. Henrico County
1875, at l2 O'Clock 81, the TRACT OF LAND as
above located, containing fifty acres, more or less.
TERMS: Enough In cash tn de'rsy the expenses
Of sale and the .um o. Sl0S.4l with Interest from
May l, 1873. unlil pain. Terms ~ tn The surplus
will be made known at The hour Of sale
r. M.Iun Sr K, Trustee.
JAMES W. TAYLOR K son. Auc,lpneers. my 20
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Ry Grubns L Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh Street belMcen Main and Bank.

A BEAUTIFUL PLAT OF GROUND
n TWO BLOCKS WEST OF MONROE
W"sT CORNER OF FLOYD AND LINDEN
FORMERLY CaLL.D CULEtKrl STkhtTS,
AT AUCrluN.-By request of Mr.. y. D.Williams.
attorney in fact for The widow and heirs of The late
George W Iaucty, We will sci! on the premises, on
FKIU. Y the 2Slh of May, at 5'clock +. NJ, thr
beautiful! property located rs above. II lies jut in
north side of Floyd Street, ruos back 80 feet TO
alley twenty feet wide, and is bounded on the east
by Linden street.
This propf rty ENJOYS peculiarly beautiful situa-
lion fra church or for residences anO Offers Que OF
The f W opportunities now remaining for frst-c'as5
sizes IN that much and justly admired quarter.
Thr property will be solo us Whole or sub-di-
yIied a. may he deemed best.
grERMs: Al sale. GIuBBS & WILLIAMS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28

POLICE COURT. YESTERDAY.-GcorgeE Evans
and NJ. Moran. white sailors, charged with
fighting and cuttir G each other with murder
Gus intent, were sent on to the grand jury OF
the Hastings Court for indictment. and
were committed, being unable to give bail.
Lucy Jackson (coIored), charged with tres
passing upon the premises OF Ellen Harris
and throwing Jumps Of plaster at the SAID
Ellen, was discharged after receiving an ad.
monition.
John Berwick and John Fl. Harris were
fined 81 each for fighting on the public
streets.
The case of William King (colored),
charged with forging the name of Frank
ker<ey, whereby be obtained 50 from Loui.a
Ruftin, was continued until Friday, the 18th
instant.
Lizzie Edwards (colored). charged with
stealing 81 from Emma Williams, was ac-
quilted oil this charge; but being suspicious
character was required to give security in
the SUN CT 5000. Beng unable to do 1t, she
was committed in default.
1t was charged on warrant obtained by
Mrs. James NJ. Melton from Squire Taft. Ian.
son (colored) that her husband "did unlaW-
fully and tcloniouSly assault and beet her.
Very Much, She also Says he Deserted her
When he pleses and returned When it Sau,s
him BeetS." The accused appeared for eX-
ANIMATION, but the prOsecutriX not present.
ing herself the case was dismissed.
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AUCTION sALES-This Day.
REAIITIEII. PLAT OF AFRO
BY j. l.. ADperson,
Real Estate Auctlonccr and Agent,
1Ul6 Main street.

4 BEAUTIFUL PLAT OF ABOUT
n FIFTEEN AND A HALF ACRES ON THE
EASTERN SUBURBS FOX SaL+ At AUE-
TIOS.-WH he sold, OF the premises. on FRIDAY,
May 2S, 1876. at 5 O'Clock r. NJ. the above de-
scribed VALUABL" PROF, kTI. adjOioing
siessrs. William II and John W. Praurr, on the
fairfield road rear the ien'ral ASYLUM and not
far from the corporate limits. II Will be divided
aud sold In lots OF convenient size. fronting on
TWENTIETH, TwESTYFl TwES1Y-SECOND,
aud ] wEETY-THIRD streets le1t-ndedl, Fairfield
road, &c or otherwise, as NAV be deemed best ut
sale. No ONE CAN GO AMlSS IN INVESTING HERE
At PRICES TIE LOTS WILL PROBABLY BRING.
TERMS: ODe-third cash balance AT one and two
Years interest IT six cent, naf yearly, ncgOta
ble noes for principal AMI Interest. secured by
lrust-dced. j. L. ePPEkSON,
lay 90 Rtai Estate Auctiontrr.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, O'Clock Z. NJ. plat of
ground two squares west Of Monroe Park.
LYME & BROTHER. =. NJ, two sIpall farms
on ames river In Henrico county.
COOK s. LAUGHTUN, 10 A. NJ, Monument
Hotel, furniture, piano, carpets. SC.
". GOpDIN 6 2. NJ , two lots on the south side of
Grove uetwet Harvie and Lombard streets,
Sidney.
LYME A BROTHER. 5h r. NJ. two small brick
1enements, Nos 622 aud 624, west side Of Sc
yenleeuth street.
j. L. APPER>ON, 5 2. NJ, plat Of ] 54 acres on
the eastern suburbs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28

MERCHANT TAILoRs.-E. b. SPENCE & Son,
merchant taors have very large and varied assort-
nent Of FRENCH and ENGLISH WoRsrEp DIAGo-
NAL CoATIAGs aud FANCY CAssIMEREs Of all the
new patterns, and are prepared to MAKE CLOTHING
TO ORDER in the latest and best styles low prices.
Call at 1900 Main street and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28

WE HAVE RECEIVED FROM JOHN ". DAVIES
4 SON, Of the Lee Photographic Gallery, No. $50
Main street, Richmond, Va. five specimens of care
de UiSite photographs OF The Kew. n. ID. IIcge. ID.
d.. Of Richmond These photographs vary from
the full face the side face. Three of them repI
sent DR.. Hoge reading. They are all good. Or.
Hoge calls them ''lhe very best ever taken of hin.
They are eminently satisfactory 10 the family
Those wishing good photograph OF DR.. Hoge
should write to the Messrs. Davies Christian Oh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28
by j. l.. AppcrSor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Nh IDlf Main street

THE BEAUTIFUL PLAT OF TWEN-
L TY-FIVE ACRES (NO. II IN RlTCHIE,S
Plan, ON THE WESTERN SrkuRES, FOR
SALE AT AUCrION.-Willb he Id on The prem
iScs. on SATURDAY, May go, e15, at 0e;ork
p. 81. the above. described Val UABLE PkO-
PERKY adjoining Messrs. Pollard, Crrnshaw, AUD
II1xall and the town of Harvie. short distance be-
yond The corporate limit, and from which the views
OF HE surrounding country ana CITY are very nue.
IL will be Ciy,d. 4 snd sold IN los Of convenient
Size, Us whole. rs may aDp'ar most Jhdlcl0us.
For USE OR SPECULATION, or BOTH. THIS LAND
MUST COMMEND ITSELF TO PUBLIC ATTENTION.
BEING ABOUT EQCI-DISTAST BET" ZEN TIE OLD
AND NEW RESERVOIRS. NEAR JAMES RIVER AS
WILL AS TIE CONTEMPLATED LARGE CITY
PARK. &C., &c. ~
TERMS: one third cash; balance at one and Two
yrars, interest ut SIN per cent, haif.yenry neeo,
liable notes for and Interest and st cured
by Il trust deed. j. l.. APfrhsoH'
IDy20 R'a tsia'c aucuohtcr.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent aud Aneiioncer,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i COAL AND COKE PROPERTY, LYING; N
HEhRiLO AND Gm0CHLAND COUNTIES,
VA; NTH FIXTURES, MACHIHEkY, &C.,
deed of trust from Henry c. Spaiding and wife,
dated May l4'h, 1873. and recorded Ia the clerks
offices of GOoch'abd ana Hcnrtco counties lhaviny
heen required by the beneficiary In said dc ~ W..
wilt offer for sale, at Dubli: auction. on MONDAY
the 2lst day of June, 1875. at IL O'Clock NJ. In
front OF the custom hDnse. On Bank street, In the
city of Richmond. that VALUABLE REAL e.
TATE, lying partly in the c'uDr OF Henrico and
partly In The county OF toochland, twelve mites
from Richmond yaud four miles from the James
Rive and kat awha canal. known MS "TKENT'S
containing LOT acres. more or less. with the build
ings. fixtures machinery. &C, there on.
TERMS: Cash us 10 0ne-.ourI h Of the purchase
morey; the balance in equal instruments q, six,
twelve, eighteen. and twenty -four months, the de-
fcrrcd insu ents bearing interest 1T six per cent
per All nun from the DAY OF sale and evidenced by
negotiable notes secured bs lea on The properly.
THOMAS W. MCGA>CE.
JAMES y. DUNLOP.
nv Is Trustees.
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BY Goddin, Warren Il Co.,
Real Estate &uctioncers aud Agent
HOG Main street.
SALE FARM IN GLOI

TRUSTEES SALE FARM IN GLOC-
l. CES1 Err COUNTY FOR SIZE AT AUG
TON IN Front OF HE CHSfON-HUUsE N
TIE CITY o. KICfMUN' In pursuance Of L
d.. d of irnst dated The "a i dny OF February,
1870 executed 10 The unIrrSiened Is trlis ees by
" lila n II. Rowe and Rosa Rowe his wife, aniDy
th. request OF The holders OF the notes thereby
cured. viii. on WEDNESDAY I'll" 2d day 81
June 1875. at 2 O'Clock NJ, sell n, public Luc'ion
In front OF the custom house, The FARM hnoMn -
the Hermitage. In Gloucester cou"'E, on tbe 9rk
river. containing ares more or less, adjoining
lLr lands Of Mcssrs. ". r.. ctuhb field, simon
stubblcfirJ and ia Rowe. improvements Dwell
ling with seven or eight rooms, anu all necessary
out houses.
TERMS: For cish rs 10 so much as may be ucces-
sary dcfiay the EXPENSES of executing ihi' trust
nj Gisclarglng the rmount of money due on IS
thirty. one notes OF sGG Ct each past due, aud IN
tercSt and AS to The residue, on such terms as HE
trustees may direct. !. ;. IoMER'
A. 70 'FKtR,
;. HI NTER,
my % Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28

MEETrSG OF THE EPISCOPAL CLERGY.-Tbe
Episcopal ministers met at St. Paul's church
day before yesterday afternoon to take some
action relative to the death of Rev. DR.. An
drcws. A large number of the clergy were
present resident and visiting. The loss
which the diocese has sustained in the death
Of DR.. Andrews was discussed and fully re-
allied by the meeting, and a paper was pre-
pared expressing the sense Of the clergy pre-
sent Of the virtues. pety, and good deeds Of
the deceased clerg! MN. The paper will be
forwarded to Dr.. sprigg, at Alexandria, for
publication.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-28

ELECTION IL HENsIco CouETy.-The result
Of the election in Henrico county yesterday
was not known 10 the city last night. The
general i'm preston, however, derived from
returns from several precincts was that the.
Conservative nominees had been successful.
though there were many "spIit tickets" and.
in some instances the vote between candi.
dates was very close.