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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-29
nv Gr,Ibbs & Williams,
Auctionecrs aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" VALUABLE AND MELL;-M slPI4 :, I \,
ESTAGEo ~ KS 3sfs R kS ME SBonN SIX NILES
ABOVE TIE CITY OF RIClMOND, At AuC-
TION.-In execution of decree OF the Chanc,ery
Court of Richmond entered Oh the 4th OF May,
1876. In the case of Haxals rS. Crcnshaw ana as,
will sell at auction, upon the premises on WE'D
NESDAY the 7th day Of June, 1875, commencing
at i O'clock =. NJ, the aboye-na VALUABLE
ESTATE, formerly owned by General Bernard Pey-
ton, and now by Messrs. Haxal s Crenshaw. 1t con-
tains 600 417-1OOO ACRES, fronting on the River
road and running back across the canal to the river
About 1875 acres are river lowgroundS. between the
canal and the river running up to Boshers aaiil, OF
good quality: so acres of superior second low
Grounds between the highlands and the canal; 29Q
acres of highland and 60 acres of heIyiiy,wooded
unusually extensive and complete embracing good
DWELLING with ten rooms, Kitchen, lab9rers'
quarters two barns two corn-ouSc orv he's
house &C., &C.. all IN frst-rste order.
There Is 4 fine orchard and vineyard, also lint
limited Quantities of the finest brickclay and also of
buildlng-sand which can be proiltably transported
TO the city, .,o,,- ro,oa
with cedar-posts, all put up within the last year
About So acres are in wheat, 100 acres in oats.
lG5 acres in wheat and oats seeded with clover,
80 acres in clover and timothy, ia acres IN corn,
and 10 acres in sod (now used Jor grazlns' ana Gu
closed in lots with new fences.
For some years this estate has been under 4 most
thorough system of Improvement by inc use OF ille
and stable manure drought from Richmond by
boats). and, as the growing crops will show IL Is now
one OF the most productive farms on James river
The soil is mostly of the chocolate clay and oaIl va
ricy is very susceptible and rctentire of improve
mc1it producing finely in grain, grasses, tobacco,
and OTTER crops OF this section: .-,,,... r,,
lis situation on the canal affords every facility Tor
the cheapest transportation, whilst It's nearness 10
The city makes 1t al exceedingly desirable country!
seat and in competent hands it cannot fail TO prove
bis is tirst-clss estate. and 1t IS hoped that per-
sons Wishing such property W. examine II oelofc
Terms: One fourth cash; balance at one, two,
and three years for negotiable notes WITH interest ~
Sir n.r ccutum per annum Hhc interest payable
haf-ycarly) and title retained by the court unt the
notes shall lie paid. JAMES X. GRESHAM,
Special Commissioner.
GrUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctloncerS. N.Y.
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by Squire & Godd!n.
Real Estate Agents and AuctIonccrs.
aE#a 917 Bank street.

A 7 THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
IN F. W. Cbamberlayne, ESD, we shall offer =, ,rt
lie auction ON MONDAY the 5th day of June s-e
at Z. NJ, that BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN viii
aDout one anu threcIuarter miles north OF the cor
porate limits, near to the Brook ttrnnke and no. S
from the residence Of the late Garland Iianes TIL
tract contains some FORTY-TIIREE ACRES of th
best qGanly OF deep and productive soil.
RESIDENCE, mansard roof, and contains som,
seven rooms; small orchard; fine well of water
productive kitchen-garien, with small fruits Sr
This Is one Of the most attractive places near tn
city. N
The above property may be advantageously divi
ded into three parceE-the house and IMPROVEMENT
with twentythree acres OF and and two lots OF Ter
acres each. The largest lot, with the improvement;
will be offered first, with the privilege of the ,wo
smaller lots at reasonable prices
SQUIRE & GODDIS.
my "a Auctioncer.
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SALES Future Days. s.
1I-s BY Wellington Goddin. IN
+ liz Zeal Estate Agent and Anctioneer, NJ
caIea corner of Eleventh. and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF BEAUTIFUL
= RESIDENCE ON THE EAST SIDE OF SLY.
TnTWii ba sold Mt auction. on the premises. on
H0NDAY the Sd, June, 1876, at s O'Clock Z: NJ,
that very beautiful aud attractive RESlDESGE 10
HER Smith, The lot has front of 40x12 70 feet 20 an
alley The dwelling IS three.story lincluding oase
and yentilatel with an excellent front entrance to
the basement. It contains nine rooms, with fire.
places to seven of them also five Closets with 'front.'
on with two rooms snoke-house, stable, and FEED
room, coal and wood-houses: gas water inc Walls
Of the front building stripped, iathed, and plas-
tered The front yard Is etin flowers and shrubbery,
and the rear one Is shaded by handsome trees, with
omen space overlooking the City Spring lot,
This IS really an attractive home for 4 moderate
sized family. 4.4G
terms. W. GODDlN, Auctlohcer.
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by Robert Is. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brotherl.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionec-,
1912 Main street.

TWO NICE TWO-AND-A-HALF-STO-
/ RY BRICK TENEMENTS, FRONTING ON
az 1CaNhL BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH,
six ROOMS EACH: BRICK
KITCHEN. WITH WATER, CuLNERTS: &C; |;
PROPERTY AND A SMALL FRAME HOUSE ON
FOURTH STREET, EAST SIDE, BETWEEN ca
RY AND CANAL, FOR SALE BY AUCTlON.IBy
renust Of the owner will sell, upon the premises,
on TUESDAY, May 80, 1876. at O'Clock p. NJ,
the above desirable property. The houses are wei
built, and always command good tenants al lair
rents Tic lots on Fourth street admirably suit
ed for building small and profitable tenements: being
50 accessible and so well located. n plat showing
the property will be exhibited at sale.
TEpMS. will be very easy and given ut sale.
bora,in ROBERT Is. LYME,
',I go % Auctioneer.
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AUCrIOa sALEs.-.lrufu-a ~.
BY Sampson & Mccrsry,
Real Estate agents and Auctioneers.
NO. 921 Hull street, Manchester. =.

E'RUSTEE'S SALE OF A yALUAP1r
4 FARM OE. ONE HUNDRED AND sfyr,,
AG {; IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFI1EhIi -
ATsPUBLlCtA UCTION.-By virtue OF Az "
iTus; executed 70 me by j. II. Ashbrook and viz ..
ne 10Th day Of April 1875, and duly Of recnrd ~
the C2nnty Court clerks office for Chcsterfeld cf
syin %, page 20, being required 30 to do \,
the deferred payments win proceed 10 sell n 9mh 9i
3aac a on WEDNESDAY The TN day Of p Inn
apog me premises, at o'clock p H. The nro
pry described IN said deed near s. g Goodies tnrS
on inc south side Of the GooIe-brdge road are
m,ies rom Powhatan sutton, Richmond ana r M
sine rairoad, and about six miles from Clover iii,
pits, oelng the same land OF whichJ IT. Worsh,,n ~ =
.ae tenant The title Is believed to be unnue
uonaDie, ont the purchaser will be allowed req sTns
w Gine 20 nave the same examined as the under.
signed sells rs trustee only.
iERMs: Enough In cash to pay the balance due IN
said notes and costs OF SALE say about a3OO and ,b
day of sale. 1880 ''i I!e
my 23-codtds FL SAMPSON Tr,s,.o
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Rv Squire & GOQdln,
BY SIUIEC y UUuIII,
Real Estate Agents and AuclionecrS,
OH Eauk street.

r ARGE, VALUABLE, HIGHLI-M ~ :;
FarM Rc3oHSFAiSiSf; ONE THoUsANB hSB
sEVENTEES, AGRES OF LAMP, WITH TI,F III,
ARRANGEMENTs For ELEGASCE, ~, CON- Q? u
NESS LY1NG II TE G9ss6IfW ~
MILES ABOVE RICIIMOND, EIGHT :, NILES
FROM POWHATAN STATION, on THE RICH,
M2SD AND PA ,SE MiE HAi FhoH A Ms
RTE Ai KHS6wN AS As "FhiRMINGToN," FOR
SAFE ~ o. ATGy5oIs &c HE rRE sss
Al O'CLOCK r. M.-I'y request Of the owner,
John +. Whitfield, ESD, We shall offer his very
atcd as described above To those acquainted with
the value of this estate 1t Is needless to cnumerate
its many desirabtics: but for the benefit OF those
abroad wishing to possess trstclaSs farm In all OF
its requirements We propose in this advertisement to
give an accurate and full description of the character
of the SOIL the improvements and advantages 1t en-
lows About coo acres of the tract is arabic land In
good heart, large portion of which IS set In clover
orcard-grlss, and timothy 100 acres In creek low
grounds mostly in timothy, yet excellent Wheat-,
Corn, and tobacco-and: also, 80 acres seeded In
clover this spring. The DWELLING Is one and half
stories high four floor with spacious nall
through the house fine piazza the length of the house.
very high ceilings handsomely finished, painted, ana
papered good Kitchen, quarters barns, stable corn
house tobacco-houses, and all the usual out-bulld,
nrs in good repair; orchard of six acres, some 500
trees of choice and select varieties Of fruit In full
bearing fine garden HOVER ana frn tns
dwarf pears III iuit ue-tl pSt 1ita ~. v.
kind In abundance together with beautiful shruobcry
and rare plants. .
There IS also an excellent MANAGERS HOUSE
with proper buildings attached. The neiShborhood
educational, and post-ofHce convenicnccs, rs also
milling facilities The estate Is regarded BY all con-
versant with it as one of the highest and best i'm.
proved farms in Powhatan county, its owner having
spared neither time expense In keeping II up &c
Its full capacity productyeness for series OF years
To be Justly appreciated and admired Is but to see
now-fts various fields teeming with rich harvest
of varied crops soon to be gathered and secured.
|. Private conveyances will be at Powhatan station
on Wednesday. 7th, and on Thursday, Sth-the day
of salc-at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the hour OF arrival o.
train, to convey parties TO the sale.
SQUIRE s GODDIN,
nv 25 Auctoneers.
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By.Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
DIIOTOGH

PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE
4 BY AUCTION-A RARE CHANCE.-Toc close
the co-partnershp OF c. X. REEFS & CO., their OLD.
ESTABLISHED and SPLENDID GALLERY VIII
IL o'clock NJ. IL Is one OF the bcst-arranged gale
ries in this country. The operatng,room Is thirty
three bv forty feet with due north sky and side
light twelve by eighteen feet. The receptIonroom,
printng-room, dressing-rooms and operating-room
are all on the same floor, supplied with gas water,
spcaking-tubcs, bells, &c. Mammoth-sizc CAMERA,
extra X and sizes complete. all splendid nstru-
ments :; SaroBy PATENT llEAD-REST, and about
10000 paying negatives. The whole gallery has
been newly refurnished, about year ago, with line
Brussels carpet, new furniture, large French plate
mirrors. &C. 4 great bargain may be had. Salepos-
itvely without reserve.
TERMS Liberal.
Further particulars may be ascertaned by inquiry
before the day of sale or by addressing Mr. X ices
or the auctioncars GRuBBS & WILLIAMS,
my23 AuctionecrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-29
By Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
No, HOS Main street.

VALUABLE FRANkLlN-s 4 n E l
Y RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT AUCTlON-On
Tuesday, NAV 3Oth, 1876. at 5E o'clock L. NJ, on
the premises will offer at PUBLIC AUCTION that truly
desirable and well located BRICK tEsiDEN " 30.
400 Franklin street. between Fourth anu flln
streets. now occupied by DR.. j. Hall Moore:
The house Is we'll built Of brick, stock-brick 'front.'
and Kitchen with culvert connections and nice side
alley four feet wide. The lot IS 29Xl0O feet. The
house Is In good condition and h:ls recently been
painted and papercd nearly throughout. The loca-
lion OF this rcsiencc-on the south side OF Franklin
strcct-n the most fashionable part of Richmond,
and being accessible TO business and convenient to
every portion Of the city, renders 1t most desirable
for private dwelling.
TERMS takes for 1876 to be paid by the pur-
clascr): One fourth of the purchaScmOney cash the
balance in six and twelve months, with six per cent.
added FRANK ID. HILL,
my03 Auctl0necr.
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aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP %SSgn
" COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one OF tnSt lAC
BEI,I and ACKNOWLEDGES TUEsDai'
DAY, and SUNDAY at high wafer. h,iIt ex-
These ships are entirely new, ana were V"''
pressly for this ronte. ,s. and bath
: they have splendid saloons, s'sse-rcops' anu
rooms. .,,n,s are u.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions ~
Goods shipped by this line are laaded SSrih
New York OH the company's covered pef,' %
river. 49,, forwarded
with dfapatch, and no charge made except as'''
penses incurred.
I,abir fare 10 New York, $l3; round-trip n'A>"'
SEQ, Steerage, SO and 80.
For further information apply 70 ,o.,,s.
myls once CompsnYs NhsrSea' i'osAs'"'
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by J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
ll13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FRAME
" DWELLING ON BALDWIN STREET, NEAR
THE SHOPS OF TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAlLROAD.-By virtue of a decree OF the Ghanceergy
Court Of the city of Richmond entered June %,
1873. in the suit of Hagan. who sues Us. Ifagan's
administrator and others, the undersigned, special
commissioner thereby appointed viii sell at public
1876, ut 5k O'Clock p. NJ the FRAME DWELL
ING above referred to, situated on BALDWIN street,
Ohio railroad and fronts on said street eighty-sx
feet six inches. and running back between parallel
lines forty-claht feet ten iDchcS
Parties of limited means desiring comlortapie
home should attend this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twclVe,
and eighteen months, interest added, and tue re,
orjcrcd nv the cnurt A. M. KELLEY,
Special Commissioner.
7 T,1oNpsoS BROWN Auctioncer. my 10
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BY Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Auctioncer and Agent,
No. HOS Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
Y NORTH SIDE OF CLAY BETWEEN TENN ~,
AND ELEVENTH STREETS. ADJOINING TIE
OF PETER G. WARWICK ON THE
WEST, AND OPPOSITE TIE GROUNDS or TIL +
BAPTIST FEMALE INSTITUTE, FOR SALE AZ
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May
auction that most delightfully."- located BUILDING
LOT mentioned above. 1t fronts 81 feet, with L
depth OF $50 feet to wide street; brick wall on the
east goes with the lot: also the use OF n four-foot
alley on the west. This IS an admi7tb chance for
the purchase of one of the best lots In that most de-
lightful and quiet neighborhOod.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per cent: interest
added FRANK ID. HILL.
nv "a AuctOEccr.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
l.. s. SQUIRE, JAMES L. GODDIS.
g @ U r Z d G o d DIN,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS,
AND BROKERS,
No. OF BANK STREET.

RICHMOND, VA, May %, 1876.
TO the Citizens of Virginia, and, indeed, to
those Of the entire South. z.-
BY incessant application day and night on the part
OF each Of and ut very heavy cost for advertising
and travelling expenses In the North, we have been
enabled 70 establish chain of connections directly
connected with the interests of the people Of the
South, especially those representing the agricultural
and manufacturing interests therein, the benefit Of
which We are disposed to confer upon them, and Mt
such moderate rate of charges rs almost to defy
competition to the exclusion Of low interest, which
we seek for the bcneft of our languishing manu-
featuring and mechanical, as also, industrial,
pursuits Of every kind Recent transactions
through our many associations North and West, in
yolyg large sums Of capital induce US, aided by the
atIest and most experienced financial operators In
eaicago, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington cities to call the attention of those want
ing large small capital to our resources In this d.
rection. Upon large su1ls generally, we can place,
where the security. offered Is ample, any required
amount, for period Of years from 1--we to ten at the
rRtc of eight per cent interest per annum with bro
KeEage OF 2 per cent added thus giving to the boz
rover the necessary capital at about 81 per cent per
annuln. a. E.ts.,s- s#s
TO correspondents at home and abroad, prompt at
tention Wilt be given their communications by mail
Very respectfully, i
Real Estate Agents, Aucuoneers, and Brokers,
my ZE.St OFT Rank street Rtch1nond. {.
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by Frank ID. Hill,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
HOS Main street.

MICE SMALL FRAME COTTAGE, No.
~ l4I6. WEST CARY STREET BETWEEN
HARVIE AND PLUM STREETS, FOR SALE AT
FRIDAY, June I'd, at 81 o'clock
P. ~, the premises, will! at the request OF the
owner offer the above desirable property House
contains five rooms and Kitchen, well of water, and
is in nice condition. Lot 32x170. This Is a nice
little place, and will be sold i bargain.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut four, eight,
and twelve months FRANK ID. HILL,
my 26-td &uctiOncer
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BY Chaifin. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Tenth and Main streets.

SECOND GRAND CENTENNIAL SALE
y or LOTS IN THE WEST END" OF THE
CITY AT AUCTION, WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE-
SERVE-On MONDAY. June 9Th, 1876, nj
o'clock p NJ we will continue the sale Of Dr. John
Il. Harvles LOTS In the West End" situated on
Carter IIarvic, Ashland, Reservoir, Randolph, and
Washington streets. Many Of those who purchased
lots al the sale In May have already been offered an
advance on them. and as much OF this property IS
now passing into the hands OF persons who VIII soon
build upon It. the prospect of All early ana very great
increase in It's value must be apparent. No better
investment can be made by those having IDLE FUNDS
Our instructions from the owner are to SELL EVERY
LOT PUT Up WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance at SIX.
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes, III
tcrcst added, and secured by rust-deed.
- CHAFFIN, STAPLES 4 CO..
my27 Auctlonecrs.
Mcssrs. CHAPLIN, STAPLES & Co: Gentiencn,-
ynu ure instructed to sell without limit or reserve
every lot Of mine offered at auction. Respectfully,
my1o JOHN i. nARNIE.
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The editor of the Examiner, OF Gallatin,
Tenn, is not an infationist. lie gives this
convincing illustration Of the depth OF the
In the Confederate States, where we paid q
s100-bill for That last galloIfoi apple brandy
in North Carolina, did not make us fall much
In love with unlimited issues OF paper
money, and these impressions have chung to
us to this day" -3.
"A Paris paper says: " A prominent Ame-
riean professor OF botany Is, much laughed
DIR. Mary Walker The Frenchman mis-
took the word "pants" for "plants."
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SALE.

H1GH-coSsTABLEs SALE
will sell at public auction. on MONDAY the 29th
day of May 1876 at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at my once ICE
No i06 franklin street below Governor, tnc loi-
loving nroperty satisfy sundry distress Warrants
resolutions &C., In my hands:
BUREAUS, WARDROBES,
WASIISTANDS, BEDSIEAl'S,
MATTRESSES. CARPETS, -ou-c
FEATHER-BEDS, BOOSTERS, fiLLo"H .
TABLES, CHAIRS, CLOCkS,
SOFAS. REFRIGERATORS,
PICTURES. MIRRORS,
SCALES, STOVES.
DESKS, WATER-COOLERS,
BOWLS. PITCHERS,
BAGATELLE TABLE,
CROSS-CUT SAW, RAkES,
HOES, P1TCHFORKS.
ALSO,
One 6ih-octave ROSEWOOD PIANO,
One FINE ETAGERE SIDEB0ARD.
MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS and NASHSIANDs.
ALSO,
CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
5000 GOOD CIGARS.
TERMS: Cash. r.n,n,v
lnv27-2t High-Consablc city OF Kichmond.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1113 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND
AND THREE QUARTER
ACRES IN HENRIC0 COUNTY, on SOUTH
SIDE OF WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE, ONE
MILE FROM SEVEN PINES.-In pursuance OF
decree rendered by the Chancery Court Of the city Of
Richmond In suit of Dooey, surviving partner, us.
John Whtesidcs and Others VIII, as special COM
missioner proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises, on the TIN DAY OF JUNE, 1876, ut IL
o'clock NJ, Of fair: If not, the next fair day there
affcri that VALUABLE FARM owned by John
Whttesfde, Eq., located south side of Williams
burg turnpike, about one mile from Seven Pines.
has mon il good and substantial improvements
Parties desiring to purchase good farm near the
city have in this sale good opportunity OF so doing
Terms: One fourth cash balance In three equal
fnstaments at six, twelve and eighteen months, with
Interest added and title retained until all of the de-
JAMES II. DOOLEY,
..... Special Commissioner
I THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOncer. my II
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cExrrEMEN.s SUMMER STYLES.
VIVA. to Wear During the Hot Season

A LEARNED DIsoUIsITlON ON GOATS,
VESTS, PANTS, SHIRTS, AND COLLARS
HINTS TO GENTLEMEN WHO WISH TO AZ
PEAR L0vELY-SUITS TO SUIT ALL "ho
HAVE MONEY AND TASTE.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
| In AMELIA COUNTY, NA.-Pursuant 10 inc

TRUsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE
rroyisione Of \ decd of trust executed by D. G.
Mayo trustee for his wife, Ellen Mayo. dated May
90. I874. and of record In Amelia County Clerk
ONCE the undersigned viii sell at public en- auS19 }R n
DAY. June 8. 1876, at IL o'clock noon, the follow
Ing TRACT OF LAND, cenye{ed In SAD deea, 70
OF LAND lying In Amelia county on the Appom.aGt at
tox river about one mile from Alatoax depot, on tue
Richmond and DanvilIe railroad, upon which
George Mayo Esq, resides being tue same lnnd
of which John Bass died seized, adjoining the lands
of Samuel Jones and others. The tract has upon It
a DWELLING-HOUSE and other out-houscs. and
is within convenient distances from wafer grist-
mill, churches, &c. On ,o,,
and the costs aud expenses of executing the trust;
and the deferred payments If the purchase-money
be sufficient to be SO arranged as to meet two notes
yiz one for $40320 payable Nay ~ o dS1s a7 anu
and the residue If any, shall be made payable Mt such
time and place as the said trustee, y. Z. Mayo, may
direct the said deferred payments to be secured Nv
deed OF trust on said premises, TO reliable pur-
chaser with the consent of the ceSt in que trust,
more liberal terms will be granted rs to the payment
of the amount due and to become due rs Aforesaid
my 27-l1t II. MEADE, Trustee, sc.
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WOOD AND COAL.
OFFICE OF S. II. HAwES,l
DEALER IN COAL, 7
EIGHTEENTH AND CARY STREETS.)
BEST STEAM COAL

"a rare specimen of coal rs regards the ashy con-
stituent was analysed by Professor Dwight for the
Centennial managers last week. The coal in ques-
lion contained only one per cent. Of ash. When 1t
is mentioned that ordinary Goals contain from twelve
TO fifteen per cent Of the same ingredient the supe-
riority of the above coal Is made apparent"
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AEreyrrON aALES--.Future Days.
III ny Rtehardscn& Co, @sl
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecrs'
Ills Main street.

< BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN FARM
n OF FORTY-FIVE ACRES OF vA a,1,tgr bEE
b bMEhIfSs, Fri f err TRES, SIR BBEhY Ae
TWO MILES NoRTHWVTEsT p OF tTTHnETfHo ON We
shaIl seJl nv arction. on the premises, on MONDAY
the 9Th day Of June 1ssS at o osios nortb W.,
beautiful SUBURBAN FARM, two miles cn0rInd NV
George O. one " NcHii, ESD on the Hermitage road
most attractive drive above the city near me hqs
tin 6 TAYLOR, and others, containing toRI FIVE
od LAhD x rees ap and
hf neach trees pretty cottage dwelling, and lawn
-ornainented with trees, shrubbery, &c 81.
This property IS admirably adapted 10 hns ereTv
advantage of a delightful suburban residence.
TERMS One third cast balance IN SIX, t we I've
dnfarred novmonts with interest added and secured
nc nc y dsed NJ trmst RICHARDSON & CO.,
w .. 90 90 W g - Auctioncers.