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dant In the valley streams and easily bated Win inc
grasshoppers along the banks.


grasshoppers along the banks.
LIFE OF AN EXPLORER.
The life Of an explorer is pleasant or the re-
verse, according to his physical powers HIS erJoy
ment il about proportional to the reserve OF physcm
energy left above that required TO meet its hardshps
The primary requirement is powerful stomach-a
stomach which cannot be dsguscd by the haVor OF any
organic mixture have declined nothing hitherto except
dish Of ratcsnakc. and that not on account OF any Ge
feet appetite, mt for seDtnenal reasons Inc lnopS
win The invitation ard turned the scale i'll favor OF
brook trout fried iu-weil, call IL wagon grease Inc
next requirement is stout par OF lungs Nearly every
day a Ipoustafn Inst he climbed. NV st Httemt Was
10 scale tie wall Of Sqiina Canon. After auhihs cvo
feet threw myself ar rather cropped mo cr"oh & h
mountain cedar iuy persuaded that owed IL as duy
10 thc ,oycrnput 10 place my head between my legs,
rust myself mournfuly to the law OF gtaYt9ii ana
N any life were left in after reaching the boiloh
TO 80 back to Washington and report ne eoui,u!
inaccessible 10 the ordinary resources OF tne ua'ec,
Imt The modification following INC ms iaurC iS y % ~
succeeded in the healthy subject ny triunphs winch al
first astoDish himself and then become c"liuoHPhos, =,
There is however, one feature OF noiIntph u.Nci at
wnica never cease 10 wonder and that Is tlc elorH
auce of these mountain horses and mules 90 ot le
member having one climb creased p0l' or sct Oh
top of = fir tree and paw al the moon. Tue chplnf o
the fOothod is insufficient To sustain the Wclgh' ana
hauds eSSary 10 clasp anG chnS over " iil"s "a
out sliding. up rocky lodges where enough ioohoi w
tie foEni for "a scramble, through slopes covered WIN
aSpcns thick that they mast be broken gown hi.u W
walked over " by sheer strength ana SiufdiS t.o
mouutYin animal passes rapidly fcalcsSly, ana TN
t,ingy, making false step ana never stunning
WOulIdng limb.
this settlement for supplies Ii is saD Aoron TilAse
--one out OF 200 villages sprnled Over ti1h' nope
cOi; tcy arcnOt IN S@lt lahc CITY Nch - oui !,
Small item in the sam totd-but III ihrr Eii1,s anu
uri.it vc simplicity mus hcrc That +ln deep!y
nGc5,ea 10 item for the most courteous did LCaf1!
assistance aid tGo wallni 81 Hospitality.
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WATERING-PLACE NOTES,

The southwestern coast of Maine for
distance of % miles is complete series of bni'
Jays lnleis rivers aud beichesan array of attractions
unsurpassed the Atlantic coast and nhordng rare ana
attractive sites for suIainr residences and camping
locations Although several of the most prominent sites
have already brought uto public notice, and have
or are becoming famous yet there Of spots yet
unLon0rcd aud unsung where can rest or revel la
the grandest gorcs Of nature by the deep blue
The great ad anase Of tho Summer climate Of Magtas
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A uIl.EAND'S JEALOuSY.

James L. Coylc age %, of No. 1ol Myrtle
ave. who s,,,ek Renry c. Lee with bis fist ana dis
charged "A pistol at him because Lee was walNhs WIZ
- ",,o, ~ The Grand Jury by Justice Walsh Coye
id tlpt be hd lived happily with nis Whe IN i@c u'.n
become acquainted w..h h ana that "c l'n %, o'n 5 ~
c bob nj visiting hcr While he was away ~ WORK hnu
of writing clnasino letters 10 her. lie Also aVeltco
that le discharged the pistol IN The air ohy " H'su"
I.n
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RFORGANIziEG TANMANY ELECTION DISTRICTS.
The Tammany Committee on Discipline Vili

mcet TO lay aud rose!ye rom the Gem I' Vr
thc IId Kiln and XVh Assembly Districts the i''ts Oh
natnes ior the various Eos on Dissrict 'oinliVOIs
ali nf thrc ,h Ic were sumo sympatuhcfs With MOTIFS
s,y uayc ana I,J~i.h, and IL VAS deem Il d'itsto.e
tnt ts-e should I TcOrgau. cation. TIE Grnerai COM
mItecs OF tcs, districts nave been enSsed .U sn,ta
,. in re- isik ie Isis of names sirIslhg Oi t s'Jo'
tioc ones ard l., ing thcm with tiOse oi men "ho
arc eo.lsideroa loyal 10 TainIn1ny.
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TIE CANAL Frauds.
THE slit AGAINST DENISON, BELDIT & co.
DINAND FOR TH2 Rr;'rN OF WRONGLY GOTTEN
MDNEN

MONEY.
ALrsNY, fUg. G.-Hic first preliminary step
in TIC sit i..Ist Dtn5rn, DrGen CO., canal contract
tho PAT al t,, staee, t,l to-day. oiInn
demand made un0n the f,n fOr return t. the State
cf the Tmncy claimed 10y H. Mr.. APgar. Deputy State
Treasurer, served ulon 81 tia fm wEO in the
ely to-day ptpc.. -. whci c0py j. given below.
similar paper r4s served hDon The aru at tai. once ia
- racusc today. The dOcGaIent reads a, fpliows
ALnANT. y. Y. Arc. ,.
To II My .. DENI-oS. JNNEs J. BfiDEN. \. CtiDNiL
ELLDI.s. atF TiGrN A. GALE or cihs: 1f taepi.
7 ,.lchr dpuauO rom Nuu th" sum ui rli.y.l, with
u'c.t frl tL' :i!s Ed" c J'lp1rF $50 b'rtI 0ltrc
nitaacd ~ voI viii uf -l from tic Treasury OF the
Slut uf NcW-IDrh, w leg C'lU 81 Iicicp~aG contract
h,.Nron Henry H. h.u D, AM ~" people o thc N1i nf
York ior removing val Lenc1c,, constructing slope
ps..ail, 1nI tain Wal. AID st"d,.cing teC Ei.e
Canal irOm Pott sciIy Ter to tnc loscr hawk "gG'
Gucs IL ar r. Ar.H'
Deputy Treasurer state Of 4LH-1Ork.
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ppooK,yy soT ARRESTED BY HIS WIFE.

returned home drunk after two days spree Ills we,
Catherine who was washing reproached him and he as
sauitea her y0iontly Ms. Carlghan successfully de
fsn. herself ard selling her inebriated husband by
me coat ,lir nAIctd ban Ia tie Aiy liictF- Stat ON
iair ~ al h,d hiin locAed Justice llcy dis,HiSed
him Yesterday with reprimand, his wife declining 10
..-..fal Lin
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TIE TXCIrrMFNT ~ UTAH DURiNG THE TRI.L-IIiE
M,EdONs DiI .BMINED 10 LIT IHE |fkDlC! GO
IL SiIMftNN

OF course she did. A midde-aged woman
ieil as sue was dcscoudng pair OF sLlls Fultost,
,lay, and the st Ia help her reach her feet
was biGker who happened 10 DC tssing.
Odd you fall, madam I" le inquired. as he seized her
'Fall! or couIse fe, you fool yoni You don't
pose I'd SIT down here to rest, do Your she siiapped
lie d,ln't
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07

"As to bcing conlicted With tLe gout'"', sad ~
crhcr.nt il, so,nc iamies, aud Is handed down from
athcr 10 son Mr.. Haiuer. poor Dohi %ilJ haS p.n %
hng III with 1t, d!sini,eiiis IL HoHh h' WIZ Sun"
ulutlcr"
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07

s,,u rises ~ JO2 100 Moon sets-IOlu
r' HIiH WAIE. rrs DAY. v 80.
Sandy Hook ll:44 COWS IslduI. OQl ll1 q. Ferry l3O
VAIL ilis DAr-I. " ,.
sandy BOUk. ,iogs Island. Oh ht - feIiy AV
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ASSUMING CORPORATION LIABILITIES.

james II. C0nant brought sui5 III the Su-
porir Court a.inat tue National lee Company Of New
Yesh dinaulng Of them 100 shares OF their stock under
contract entered into by hing with the NATIONAL lee Com
pany predecessor Of the defendant, claiming hat nm
der the reorganization of this latter Company the dCfn
ant assumed all is contracts including his contract Tor
stock The Special Terra OF the superior Court decided III
hs favor and gave dgm'nt that the present Company
give the plaintiff 800 shares OF It's stock, with al diy
dYnIs that it has declared for the past six. years.
or ply tbe Present vaiIc " sicn shares. TIC oe
fcrtauts aDi~aled 70 the General Trrm ol me
-,i'rri0r Court ard that Co mt, Judge s'igwlch
.iyu. the opinion. has reversed the opinion or
the court b,;og. G. ordered now trial. Judge Sed2
wick holds mat contract ol INC phlhth
with the resc. defendant tbat at best tio latter ohA
assumed liability which another corporation had ere
a; Il t. dcii.cr a. stock and not tbe detr avs sOck
and that tie old Company still, ar as appears, l. III
existence, ~ dtpI@i las m'm morS, officers, st du prop
c,ty have become the henbcrs, officers, seal, ana prop
err, of the us~ cOrro.atJn The plaintiffs legal rights
lq' under in cVr,utjry contract VIII the OIL company
and d. IS NOT cn;ic 10 m"re than his j. 1il rights unltl
trat contract Thc judge therefore, orlcrS new trial
without considering other points raised by the defend
ants ,,..,. rr
Se,ysll & Pierce ar1cd the appeal for pairt!fs j. H.
CAoato ard Daniel L Chilas Tor the defendants.
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NEGLECT OF DUTY By A BROOKLYN SHERIFF

Supreme Justice Barnard yesterday set aside
the r.iutm of the Sheriff of irocyn TO an order FOR the
commitment Of Col john H. Bergen, referee III te sut
OF lhe People ex rel Albert Day against AtaS G VII
li3s Sheriff aud allowed 10 costs 10 the icat2r.
tie re,e... had .' to Oh"t an order a. thc Noit tnF
la, to my Am .iuent oi $500 on mort <a&ecs SAFE
=, ts s,,f Tt sheriff kcEt order until rch %.
is1i and dccliu,,I 10 rsectc IT, lie il ordered 10
nnrIInt tine rrfcrce cOlieat thc ass.t slneit
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07

"They fred two shots at him." wrote an
Irh reporter the rst shot Killed him, but the second
shot was not fatal"
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07

WHO WE'RE JOHN /. BROWNS PARTNERSf
John l.. Brown, jr., has brought suit
against the New-Yorl Street Cleaning Association, IN
Which judge Westbr0ok, in Supreme Court. Chambers,
Yesterday granted an order appointing Francis q.
IIaugwou receiver OF the property Of the Association
70 and up its Affairs. John L. Brown, r, in his COM
paint states that John L. Brown, ST. was the President
and only executive officer of the Association, and That
t s rs of ;he Association are held by numerous per-
s,s uur iet itiGs and by others having No ln-
tri To have slarcs 0f the sociation, having procured
tnm fcr little value and upon uNcrs illegal con
alterations particularly 20 vii, upon an agreehebt I'd
shield nd conccl the real owners or slch shares Hth
breaches public statutes and trusts IN iolce IN me
ate of New York; and the real hodcs o. slch shares
s re and attempt for reasons bcstkJwn o. themselves,
lo bc unknown Is shareholders IN the sad ASSOCIATION,
save Charles Deyli who claims thirty shares of the sad
capital Stock -. a.. .,,oo, ,,,,,
of S:Ils2 l2 and says that the ASSOCIATION has utter
cas- in real estate, part, uaily III plo.k Dc tween
Niuety-htn and Ninety yixt''s, east oi Sccond-ivc,
and ia various contracts, aVi that Il IL a0w subject 10
certain suits which cEClngrr all its property The AS
sociation puts B answer by Sulny n koDhc *
Fowler ADMITTING all the facts except tue allegation
tourli,g the cen I'D, ration fox which divers persons pre-
tend TO nave acl,rd their shares" The recover Is re-
auircd by Judge WcstbEoJk 10 give bonds III 7J'ooo'
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fiji, fraud. or he has really. as no asserts, DIS
covered a new motive power that must soon
superscde steam and revolutionIze machine
~. If the invention Is genuine, Its import
ance can scarcely be exaggerated. Steam
engines will become obsolete. Steamships
will be remodeled. The railway locomotive
must give way to the new motor engine,
burning no fuel and emitting no smoke, ana
coal will become drug on the market.
Perhaps all fuel will be needless. for
heat and motion are introconvertible,
and if an air-aud-water apparatus can
generate motion, why may not that motion be
changed to heat to warm our dwellings! By
this time the reader will be ready to ask.
i" Do>you, newspaper correspondent, who
ought to have had your credulity knocked
out Of you by experience, beleVein this new
mo.or?" 1t is fair question. and my an
swer is "No; seeing is believing. Wnen
see the train running to New York will be-
lieve, and not BEFORE But that there are
many persons who have faith in the inTen
| ton, l can vouch for"
Let me add that the stock is not for sale
and that all the inventor asks Of the public
is that it will let him alone until he com
pletes the new mnItiplcator he is now making
and is ready to exhibit it.
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AUCTION S<lEN-Fnfnre D.y..
BY Grubbs e Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Anc;ioreers.
Eleventh street between Main and e,nt
r ARGE SALE OF VERY yAt1r.n,

T ARGE SALE OF VERY vALIyaPr
~ REAL EsTATE IN TIE sUgITgps re-
klCHdOND BY a UCTIOS,-Jn part efern,i.upI
an order Of the United states District Conr fov s on
sgs s Of vrg'nis emit red 3s: May
Wallace ct Gls.. as special commissioner tbs,,a 10:
appointed. will sell at auction. upon Tho "ieDy
ises, re- ptctIveiy II the order named H low b si
,owing property OF aered 70 be soId-yiz: Un NON
M., the beautiful COTTAGE FAM sD na.k r.
BELMONT. lying about one mile north OF ibs las
fronting on the New North road and rnDnne Se,tI,
TO the kichrnod md H"nrico iurnpik upon chas,
linas fne trent - contains 20 acres with nsas
residence OF about SIX rooms and All Inc ,no ne4f
oulidibRs fooW occupied BIZ Hr. = u. Davis, n hsnT
some grove, and fine 0rchart. This IS an ernant
Ugly a.tractiye property. and may he adyanises-
ouslg divided into Two parcels OF about enn.i ~
with fronts on either Of the aloye-namen ma, nihs
drives. 'e" popular
On WEDNESDAY thu 10th OF Ju,s :.
ocicck T. b.. the handsome. plat or Eicu2r
ACRES In Sidney, at the corner Of Asbra, ~
Robinson streets, known as the King nrnps-iv aId
joining The plans Of Arlington and Hon. dale. tn ~
improvements consist Of an excellent Epi.rpe
WELLlNG with about eight oms. o. side n,bas
buildings. The property Is locates two .on"r rr
west Of the corporate limits OF III CITY, On ths re
rect line OF the proposed grand Gr,ye 10 ina rna-
reservoir ana must inevitably be amongst Tho ss
10 respond to the earliest and b-st improysnen,Ss
rea. estat- In this vicinity. At present il rf.s
most desirable, home aud market garden to -
person wishing 10 combine The pleasures az
suburban residence with the coinfo,ts Of lha 60,
There Is plan showing a subdivision OF ibis nv.
perry In seyenty-seyen nice lots ard /! viii Re soId
acch rdlne u The plan, or otherwise, as NAV 10
deemed best at the lime of safe. w
TERMS: On. fourth cash. balarcc I'm sly nina
ano Twelve months with In crest for notes ,md ,',
retained until all is paid and conveyance orr,ersd
oy ne court. A. l.. BUuLWAPE
SpeCfa commissioner
GRUBBS t. WILLIAMS. Auc iogeers ioi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12
BY Frank d. Hill,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

TRUSTEES SALE OF SPLENDID
KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUClIoN.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed Dy Colonel AL
teri Urdwav and wife u the undersigned, date !
Bpril Is, 1872. and duly TecOi ded In richmond
Chancery Court clerks Office April 20. 1872,
being required so to DO by the bent fciary therein
secured, VT will proceed 10 sell at hunllc auctioi,
on The premises. on FRIDAY, June Is, 1873,
HOLD AND KITE 'HrN FURNITURE contained
In the late residence of Colonel Albert trdway,
No. sol west FrnnKliu street, corner OF Laurei
street. consisting OF
3 very superior BLACK WALNUT PARLoR SETS,
BRUsSKLS CARPETS. CHANDELIERS.
Splendid BOOK-t .ASE, OIL-rAISfIHGS,
FXTENsloN-TABLES, CHINAPREsS,
CHINA and GLASSWARE. &C.
6 sets OF BLACK WALNUT, OAK, and MAHOGANY
CHAMBER FCRN1TURE,
Compleie assortment Of KITCHEN FURNITURE,
REFRIGERATOR, &c,
and every article 10 be found In wcll-furnished
house.
lQthon the premises, AT O'Clock r. NJ. the valu-
able and ATTRACTIVE HOUSE and LOT at the soutll-
west corner of Franz lin and Laurel streets.
i The house Is three stories ana base ment. with
Man. ard roof, and contains about Twelve rooms.
besides bitchen and servants rooms, with al' Inc
modern improvements, Stable. &C., and built in The
most substantial manner by Us present owner.
The lot fronts Oh Frank lin street oO rect, Wllh
depth OF / so feet to an alley 6 feci wide.
lakes for this year Oh the real estate TO be paid
by the purchaser.
TERMS: For turT iture, on all sums under flOU
cash: over that amount, sixty davs' note, with IN.
tcresL added. with approve q endorser. For real
estate the conditions Of the trust require cash. but
liberal arrangements can be made on The Cay OF
sale. HOhAhD SWINr rOED'
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
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BY ri .har,isou & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and.Aucrioreers,
lib Main street, Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE AN

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE AND
i VALUABLE COAL AND COKE PROPERTY
LYING u 4, H1N : err A ~ Go11GILASB
RI.HMOND, AND IN FUR MILES OF THE
LANES Is :, RlV Ekr AND AASA"HA GAASAv
MLTs EkRS BpATs TGoIs "SN c Nfcts
SARY FOR AN tx NSlFE WORKING OF
SAD PRoPEhTY,;; a. mp :, L Il; 9F EoAB
JAMES RiyER RAILROAD COMPANY.-By
virtue Of a deed of trus, dated the 4 h OF Noyem-
Der. 1873, ana duly recorded In tGc c.crkS' Offices
OF Henrlco and GOochland counties, executed by
tie James River coal Company To the subscribers
the subscribers tbcn2 Cirrc', so to do by HE bCue
fciary In said deed shall. on TUESDAY the
22d DAY o. June, 1875, at ~ O'Clock NJ, In front
Eleventh Streets, In the city of Richmond, IN the
state Of Virginia, expose for sale at pubic auction
Tx GF h%D aerei more 20 Or
less. known as "Trcni's": Il Tx I OF LAND
containing 60 acres. more or less, known ~ Mi
chaes's"; TRAIT uF iASb containing los
acres, more or less, known as Al dcrsons":
TRACT OF LAM, c0n'ainiDg $50 acres, more or
less, known as "Defr'ck's estate: TRACT Of
LAND containing 400 acr, !, ore or les. kao ,Sa
SURFACE and MINERALS Of Il TRACT VI
La nd containing l ,243 acres known Us Gar
b-n Hill MInes"; sal tease will expire on the ySh
of June 1886 a lease uDou II e roa and fran
cnises of the Tuckahoe and James hiver railroad
COMPANY; said lad eXtrals through faia ;anh 70
axnires on the %, h of June. 1856. Engines, Mi-
chtnery, Mulss, Csrs. BOAT, Tools, &c, necessary
for an extensive work Ing, raising, and transporting
of the product OF said Coal ana Coke properly. A
marion of the aforementioned prODcrty-tO wit:
the lO7-, 16O-. 1853 $50, and 400.acre irlcs-s
subject to liens prior 10 said decd 10 about the
amount Of S25.S5O principal aud interest.
TERMS: One-htlf cash: Dilance III Two elual
instruments at one and two ye3rs the deferred In
stalmeuts 10 bear interest ~ the rate Of six per
cenrum per annum from day OIL sale. ana eVinence1
oy negotiable notes secured by Il deed VI trust on
said property. ...
Maps ana Schedules of said property may he seen
ut The office Of the auc.ioneer.
GEORGE d. WISE,
ROBERT HOWARD.
THOM A. q. JAtksON,
my13 HENRY ii. SEtLi.
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Real E. tate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 1lain street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF TIL

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE
FARMS N H.NRICO COUNTY, ABOUT FOUR
MILES FROM The CITY OF RICHMOND, ON
A GONTjNU ALTON OF THE RICHMOND AMI
HENRICO TURNPIKt OR TIIEULD MEADOW.
BRIDGE ROE ID, KNOWN As "AlRFltLD." u.
JOINING THE FARMSO OF JAMES II. GRANT,
virtue OF certain dc@i If trust executed by A. +.
(iooch and wife, bearins date on The 9th of Au.
gust 1872 of record in the CLERKS Office of Hen.
rico County Court. ID. Is. 90, page 235. 10 the un-
dersgnrd as trustees. shalt, In exec uti0n OF SAID
trust being so required by The beneficiary in said
deed. sell at pubiic auc ion, Oh the premises: on
MONDAY The 2lst day OF June, $751; O'Clock
p. NJ that very dcsira bic FARM located Us above
described. containing 270 ACRfS.
The improvements consist Of 4 large BRICK
DWELLING, situated In 4 beautiful grove. con-
talDing about twelve rooms, with the usual out
buildings found on a first class farm.
There are several fine spcin25 on lne place, anu
the neghborhood is one Oft bcs, to be iound aud
to any one desiring to purchase hrstc'ass place
this offers n most favorable opportunity.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash rs to expenses or sale and
to nay off u certain DegoIiaele note due February
on credit as 10 $500 until 18Th Of august. 1875 ;
on credit rs to 1900 until 9th February, 1875
on credit rs to 1900 until 9th Of uguss, S76
on a credit as 10 $500 until 9Th February, 1877
and on u credit us to 500 and $1,000 until loul
of August. 1877; and Us to The residue or the pur
I'm The said deed may prescribe and direct, or on his
ftnlure 10 give such directions, on such terms and
time as The said trustees may deem III and proper.
The purchaser Will be required 10 give trust. deed
securing the unpaid Dut chase-money. :,
a s-.@ JOHN b. CARY.
WILLIAM II. LYME,
loo - -, 80 Trustees.
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ny LS Hc a. bioNi''''
Real Estate Agents and Auctl0neerS'
No. 1912 Main street.


TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
l. TRUCK FARM, WITH tNCELLENT M ~,
PROVEMENTS Thr REON, NEAR oAh"oyD
CEMETERY, AT AtlCTlUS.-ln pursuance o. y
de of trust from William Coulnnc and we
da ed the 29th day Of sIny 1872, Of record III INC
clerks Office of BenrieO County Court, IN " b.
page "a, the III d, rslsDed trustees named lbrfelu,
being so required by the person secured. WIN: ~
WEDNESDAY the / 6th day Of June, 1872 81 y:
O'Clock z. NJ, proceed 10 sell al public auction, on
the premises, tha real estate conveyed by saa astn'
consisting or about FVUK ACRES OF t. NM;
with a new and commo0ous DWELLih" and
other Excel ent impr6yements thereon, IN me eo.E,
" OF BenrtcO near 0ikwood cemetery. D-lhg . i
same properly bought by William C0uhlng OF 'ie
Blakey G. tate, and Mt this time occupied BY nlm.
This being the first deed or trust upon the l io
per The purchaser viii get title free OF 'Heu'H'
ORANGES. u. s r...s. .,.as
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as TO defrsy the eTprh l..,
OF safe and 10 pay off 40 certain neg0tlsms -
for the respective sums or $40 and ssOV, tnai's
due 29lh May, 1875: and rs 10 the re;lusf w
credit Of SIX Twelve. and eighteen months i9r ne
gotiabe notes, interest ADDED. 30 oe ss'iS'as''s'
ie4 I'll. %. WALsORD,i -
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By Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.
Eleventh street between yfain ami Rant


BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
~ FARM uT SIXTY ACRES, On THE ME.
CHANG SVlLLE To- NPIkE TWO Am
THREE-QUAkTERS MILES FROM RIrii,
oMOSIl, WITH IMPROVEMENTS. FOR SALE
AT AUCT10N.-Will be sold at auction, on TIES
DAY. June Is, 1875, at * o CLOCK 2. NJ, on The
premises, the VERY d. SlRABLr FARM located
as above, now in the occupancy IF K. Cauthorp.
ESQ.,, known rs GLOVER DALE. The land lIes
beautifully, having a wide turnpike front: il in
fine heart anu Is admirably suited Tor The pro,Iuc
ton Of grain. grass. clover, and for trucking pur
poses, and lies on the best road leading cut If the
city, at riding access " market during the whole
year. 81. .#
The land rolls gently, with sufficient fall for per-
feet drainage, and there Is not an acre OF waste
land upon II. About : acres are IN wood. a part
of 1t heavy growth; the rest Of the land is now
under cultivation. There Is an orchard with about
eighty trees OF choice fruit The yelling I; com.
fortanlt--contains eight rooms, with closets. There
Is large brick kitchen. stable, e0ru-house, and
we'll Of superior water. The nelehborhood is one
Of the best In the vicinity Of the city.
This sale affords fine opportunity for those seek
Ing home hear enough To DO business In the city
or 10 get produce quickly and easily 10 marked
Possession given on the 1st OF August
TERMS: Liberal and ma1e known AT The time Of
same. .y.- GRUBBS 4 Wiz LiAMS.
je9 a Auciionters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12
BY ID. 4. Weisjger s. Co... ... ...
Auctfoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 919 Hull street. opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
NEAK no N1NCHt STER. At AUClION.-
III pursuance of deed of trust dated the, 10Th
day of February. S72. executed by Alexander b.
Liihgow ana Martha H., his wife. TO the under
signed duly recorded In Chesterfield County Court.
ID. b. "a, foio $50, by consent ~ Mrs. Lithgow
and at the request Of The beneficiary. win sell by
puoc auction. IN front Of Chesterfield County
courthouse thjanchesterj. on MONDAY. the l4th
day of June; 1879, at o'clock a. NJ, that being
court-day,J FIFTY ACRES OF HEAVILY-rlM-
BERED and WUODkD LAND on the GOODIES
bridge road. adjoining the lands of w. II. Brander,
ST., Halstead, and Colonel james, being part
Of the Wiley Winfree estate, about three miles
from Manchester. .#J r.# #.
TERMS: a bout s400 cash !: balance on such time
as Mrs. LibgOw may direct; in case OF her failure
10 direct, then upon such terms as the trustee may
think tit. u. Is. WEISlGER,
lie rusteP.