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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-08-04

uUNGARIAE Hay FOR Cows.-Dr. Loring
regards Hungarian grass as Of great value
to raise for hay. lie says, believe l can
make more milk with this grass, cut and
mixed in the same manner. And when you
remember that you can raise on ordinary
land, by sowing the seed of Hungarian grass
late in June, from two and a.half to three
and a.hall tons of fodder to the acre, and
this crop can be sown after We have ascer-
tanned whether we are to have good crop
Of hay or not, you will see the value of this
grass. have such high opinion Of it that
in my farm this year and last, raised from
seventy.fve to one hundred tons Of it for tho
purpose of feeding to my milch COWS during
the winter.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-08-04

PEAS FOR CATTLE-A. w. Stokes, Herman.
do, Miss, says; l have for years kept
fatter COWS and had more milk and butter,
and for less money, than anybody know Of.
First-l SOW peas broadcast, three pecks
to bushel per acre, in the month of MAY,
narrowing them in after breaking the ground
we'll then in September, pull them up
just when a few begin to dry, and make hay
out of the vines and peas. get from 1000
to 1000 pounds per acre of hay that is eaten
by cattle and horses as eagerly as if it were
the best clover. Pulling up is far. more
preferable to moving as cattle seem to love
the roots better than the tops, and it is said
be more nutritious. No manurihg is necessary,
aud one acre in sOwed peas is worth six Of
fodder.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-08-04

Those farmers who sowed fodder corn to
piece out the failing pastures at this season,
have now an opportunity to test the value
of that much abused forage. Mich COWS
that have nothing but what they pick in the
pastures through the dry term so likely to
come in late summer and fall, will surely
fail to make a profitable report of them.
selves.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-08-04

L. b, Arnold states that he has satisfac.
torily traced the cause Of poison cheese to
be derived from the use Of bad food and
water taken by the COW. A little leaveus
all it is mixed with. The milk of one COW
poisons the largest vat full. The remedy is
to keep bad food and water out of the way.
In default Of this heating milk to 1876
kills the poisonous ferment aud renders it
harmless.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-08-04

The grasshOpper and the potato bug sink
into insigui6canOe when compared to the To-
Gust that has recently devastated the grain
fields Of the Spanish provinces of Badajoz
and Ouidad Real Over six thousand tons
of the insects have been burned with petro-
leum in trenches, and $4,000 soldiers have
been occupied in destroying them.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-08-04

Il. Iugham, superintendent of the State
Reform School, sends us the oath annual re-
port Of that institution.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-08-04

Uncle Sam invites "Sitting Bull" to stand
up and be counted. He has a ring in his
nose, but is not Shorthorn.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-08-04

A western editor met a well educated
farmer, recently, and informed him that he
would like to have something from his pen.
The farmer sent him pig and charged him
uine dollars aud sevouty.dve cents for it.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-08-04
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers to sell his farm at East Cabot
consisting Of 2l0 acres OF good land divided into tage
and pasture. There is orchard of IL young bearing
trees, two good places of 3j trees in each. The
heavy timbered land covers l2j and includes fine
growth Of cedar The farm is we'll fenced and there is
good supply Of running water and we'll water The
farm is but three and half miles from West Danvlle
depot and only hall mile from post office and first
ratio school. Will be sold at low figures and on easy
terms. Enquire Of b. F. Rollins st. Johnsbury Of
j. A. r. GLIDDEN,
East Cabot VT.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-08-04
ESTABLISHED ...................,ls-G.
NAIIONAL UNIVERSITY
Veterinary Drugs and Medicines,
EDWARD $. SMITH,

PracticalI Veterinarian and Pharmaceutist 81 Park
Row, Room 81, New York.
My remedies, both general and local. are CONF pound
cd only from pure choice and carefully selected class
Of drugs and each remedy will he adapted to at
tack Of a curable disease injury, 20 which every
species Of domestic animals heir TO- especially
horses CATTLE Sheep swine, dogs, etc. Practical ad-
vc0 in regard to treatment will be given In all
and reliably presented gratis 10 every purchaser Of my
remedies; but when advice and treatment sought
for only and is preferable to purchase the necessary
medicines elsewhere tho customary foe Of $500 will be
charged In each case To incidental expenses.
The patronage Of breeders Of thoroughbred and
road and stage companies, and gentlemen personally
Interested In the general welfare Of domestic animals
Is respectfully solicited. A liberal discount made 10
those purchasing In large quantities. No agents en-
plOyed, All goods must he ordered directly from mo
My remedies will bo promptly forwarded 10 any ad-
dress on receipt Of price, Send stamp for circular.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-22
-. 80 - e.la By Grubbs & Williams,
: Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF THREE
" TRACTS OF LAND ON The THREE
CHOPPED D,f.ABOUT SEVEN MILES
W5T OF saGasSNR AT 4 Sefhs ND
81; Decree Of Ri.hmond Obsncery Court entered
22d February, 1s76.E!n execution Of said decree
pointed, will sell by auction ON WEDN EsDAY,
22d March, 1873, In The order named below, upon
the premises respectively commencing at IL
TKACTs OF LAND, lying II Henlico county on
the south side Of the Three hoppedToad, and tuss
beyond the residence Of the late b. W. Green-to
) First. TheFARM whereon the late Robert Court.
ney formerly resided. With DWELLING and other
buildings thereon, iyiBE well. me greater part Of y
N Vim rsSss AND orr FOURTH Aces.
second On, o 4; IhAnT o1ssEosTYsoEE AND.
T Fhr ass sssSsssss sss
oHtheseast the Courtney .t.aeA aiso1s he lands Of
Mr.; Susan P9sss. SOP md az: Wasand and s9ns
AoREs, With some is1prossssatsf Sefsoa. - I
,s These lands Ne An 1ae Hne 0G che figure growth
s .s ass sead ssSsss esns
seeking such property Should; attendsfhe sa1e~ss-
ssrssiSs may doubles ps obtained aaa 40on
TERMS: Cash to,psS costs OF ealtand OF sales thss
seassy, bssIiss iptssss psy.be ssasusii
balance at one, two. and three ye.rgfpnbspdsg nh.
iy. ID s,iss &c ss sies etii Se ressinea d
soart anfit tas gh0lss puEsahseesecpey shaal q,
4 aaps 81 ono 1sSas can Eagssea 1t cid 6flps sg.
be 2ueEtnaeen: md selef Ntitbe lnsdefu HunsSsa.
u 49, .. s1'e ~ i Is 1 BeUEF1RE, ~ y.
WIZ iFE d
3anussss j NT1Iiiaa 81 1iisissiassesss . sas q
mk l0sss g'SI ss s1gsS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-22
by Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and ,Auctioneers,
No, 1tO6 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXCEL
i LENT; FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
NINETY-TH Rec ACRES IN HENRICO COUN-
Try, ON THE NEW CENTRAL TURNPIKE, SIX
deed of trust executed to the subscriber by Ger
hardt and Catharine, his wife, and Charles c. Ger
hardi, bearing date the 2Sth day Of October, 1882,
duly recorded in the clerks Office Of Henrc0 Coun-
~ Court on the 23d day of April, 1853 shall lin
execution thereof, proceed to sell at public AUCTION
in front Of the custom house. Richmond, Va, on
WEDNESDAY the 29h or March, 1875, at IL
O'Clock NJ, az fair; Il not the first fair DAY there
afierJ ire TRACT OF LAND conveyed by said
deed, containing ONE HUNDRED ANDNlNET
DWELLING, &c thereon.
The debt secured'o said deed has been fixed BY,
decree of the Circuit Court OF Richmond ON the
llth Of Msy, 1869. In the case OF Gerhardt us.
Ludgwig Hoyer and G. L. Ludwig, ut $2,lO0, with
interest thereon. The former purchaser having
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
NH IA s-.-'EI y W. GODDIE, Trustee. ;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-22
BY n. M. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES AND
l. BACKS.-By virtue of a deed OF trust from
William L. Sampson to the Undersigned. dated The
] bth day OF November. 1875, recorded In the
clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery Court IN D. y.
LOG b, page 459, default having been made 10 the
ing required SO to by the holder Of said note, will
proceed to sell at public auction, At the IN
1876, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the property described
In said deed, 10 wit 80
/ SOREEL HORSE about nine years old,
BAY MARE aboutsix years old, Il.
Ray HORSE about eight Yeas old,
/ HACKING. 81, lty.
l other Hal K-No.Z9.,t -. ga -
TERMS: Suficient In cash to pay for executing
this trust aud to pay of and discharge negotiable
note secured by said deed, amounting to S24S.49,
M" NH 81 ~ 90 r. G. SCOTT. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-22
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Ancffoneer,
No. IL 3 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

Il p ) : :" - ! Z -.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FRAMED DWELLING ON LAUREL
STREET, NEAR SPRING STREET.-By virtue
Of deed of trusr from @. W. Burr trustee for u. Il:
ESD June, 1874, and recorded In the Richmond
Chsncery Court, D. 3. 103 a., page 329, shall.
nu5ifc auction on the premises, on MONDAY,
March Goth, s76 at AZ O'Clock P. b., the follow
Ing real estate described In said deed as nat
HOUSE and LOT on Laurel street, be ginning thirty
feet from the corner Of Spring and Laurel streets,
and running northeasterly along the eastern rioge
ofIaure street twenty two AND one hall ~ feel,
aHd running back between parallel lines 80 1eetto
an alley twenty feet wide. =
) TERMS: very liberal. and made known at sale.
BRADLEY T. JOHNSON, Trustee,
J,THoMPSoN BROWN, Auctioneer. -sYs.--st ~ =.
POSTPONEMENT. -ftE
POSTPONED on account Of weather until WE'D
NESDAY March 22d, at the same hour. ~ -
BRADLEY II. J OHNSON, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BRowN.k uctioneer. NIB II 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-22

tREpUcTION In RAssRsGRR FARE
SCHEDULE on TRAINs. 4

Z pAssssENsggTns s ,s.ys pan,
eays Richmond % T. st, arriving 1t Wet PHI IL
9 Issins sonnectst Wess poipt MN s,,.,se,,, !,
BSsalaors nns slI e.ssr HS.ns Waps VEG
NaOADaYS and FRIDAY %
rare 70 6Aumcfe, ~, ). 20 :,
EaLe 70 Bslamofe and return. -. ..,..... o oS
rare 10 IN
Fare 70 New Yesks,. 49,. !. az. ....... 99
AsSgsa leave 4 f,!S,o
and Sp sn 81 "a on M,EDsEsRAY FRIb1Y
esneIs, and delivering Isl IN sslt h0lns vim
next morning returning, isaye swsss ny, ea.ty
2l69 Y. w. arriving a Rishmond n q Igp,ht as
s1a Gsnnsstng WIN the Through Preisbt I'll,
sor,hssn zsasn,s ana Dsnsiae railroad for .Ii
EXPkzss FREIGHT .ec,ived on uorn
WEDNESDAY, ard FRIDAY 6sSSr ~ Pp1SWDAY,
ee I6etv1ed IN Baltimore The following 6ss, VIII
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS VII, -.
c0acbes attached leave Hieiuoud az 4. s9
TUESDAYS, THgRSDAYS, and saTrTnasn.Mo2
snd isaTe Msst Point fox Richmond tie ssme ~
ia The management sfeg Pleasure III sSS moo 7. T.
70 ne travelling public and slippers thai ing
Point hsre been rehtted IN the moet ino,n mat
msnneF tor the accommodation or possepesrs ssS
Travellers taking this Inc arrive r. R,,,,,,,..
IL ample time 70 connect With tha Ysli IInea S1s
pnilAdelphta, New York, BOSTON, and an sss,s Ut
ana western points. 80 -s' .s.A''aa
Ianstsrs g Richmond OF fretghts to or from sous.
p. DOUGLASS, supertn,e,a.,.
q w. N1BRAGc. Master Transportation. mn ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-22
BY Gsddin, Warren u CO..
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneerr,
81" HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A., FARM IN
- HENRIs0 COUNTY, YaTHE FORKS OF
THE CHICKhHOMINY,ANp BOAR SWAN
ING TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-sIX ACRES
MORE Or Less, ATtAUCTIOS.--By virtue or
deed of trust from Robert e. Moeeley and Wife 20
the undersigned trustees dated the 4th day OF De-
cember, 1871, duly recorded In the clerks office OF
HeDrico County Conrr, and betng required so 70 90
by the beneficiary We Mill proceed 10 sell at public
auction, in front OF the county court house, In the
city OF Richmond. ON. SATDkDAY..1st April.
1875. at ~ O'Clock D.. R fatr NOT, the drst tair
ing TWO HUNDRED AND EIFTY-SlXZACRES
fniOre or lessL with DIV ELLIAGs &c-.sahereon.
I. ..-',',lT y. :: l.Gl.l l5t,z CYRUS BCSSIkUX,
~. y,gsxi... ygsst t,vsWM. Ira SMITH,
GnnnIs. WARREN q Co, Auctioneers. NH 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-22
BY James M. Taylor & Son, .
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh ana Bank streets.

THREE NICE FRAME DWELLINGS,
lsNO. ,2O9h, !2l1, AND l2l1X. CONTAINING
THREE kOUMS EACH, ON THE EAST SIDE,
OF CHERRY STREET, BETWEEN CUMBEk-
LANDAND BEVERLEY STREETS. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-We will offer at public suction.
March. 1875, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, the above-de-
scribed property. The lots each front 10 by:
al feet TO alley twenty feet wide, with water on
z - 80
TERMS Very liberal, and made known at the;
NH 81 ,-7st,,rsE tsa,.,s e 81 Ekuctoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-22
BY Goddip, Warren q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoaeers,
No. 11O6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
l. HOUSE ON CLAY STREET, IN THE CITY
OF MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION.-By virtue
of 4 certain deed of trust executed to The under.
signed trustee. dated the Gath cay OF Fe6rnary,
S74 duly reco rGed In the clerks office OF Chester
field county Court, d. B. 81. page 80S. and being
required so to do by the beneficiary, will proceed
TO sell at public auction. on premises, on WE'D
NksDAY the 22d day Of March. 1876, al 8 O'Clock
P. N, the house. located as above described, with
two rooms, now occupied by Mr.. Edward BroWder.
Lot 45 by 11S feet. 10. 4s.E&-i 60
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
rnh1H 81 GEORGE w. WARREN, Trus tee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-22
BY Cook & Laughlou, Auctioneers,
~ No, 10 Governor street.

q By Cook & Laughlou, Auctioneers,
No. 10 Governor street.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF. HOUSE.
VI HOLD FURNITURE,- PkRLOR SETS,
DESKs, &C., AT AUCTl0N.I
On WEDNESDAY the 22d instant, at 10 O'Clock:
we will sell at our auction. rooms general assort-
ment of HOUSEHOLD; FURNITURE, consisting
MAHOGANY and other REDsTEADs, So.
one handsome WALNUT HAIR-CLoTH PARLoR
SUIT Of latest design and as good as new,
OFFICE DESKS and CHAIRS,
One WALNUT PARLoR SUIT, covered with green
reps, -t.,z. 4 b, LIZ t..5Ef-s,.rg =. q
MAHBLE-TOP CABINETS, a.0
.WAsHSTANDS and TABLES,
MAHOGANY SIDEBoARDS and DINISG-TABLEs,
Five Dozen GLASS JARS. CoUNTER-SCALES, III
Several excellent SHOWCASES, ~, 80 -,s.1
MAHOGANY RocKING.CHARs,
COOKING-SToyES, HEATING-STOVES.
ALSO, hi. -. .
One excellent BRUSSELS CARPET, IL by 10 feet
- 80 - COOK b LAUGH9ON,
NH 2l Auctioneers.
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eoppIs, WARREN 4 Co, Auc.loneers. nah 81
AIQTICE.-BY virtue pf an order ofithe

MIQTICE.-By virtue, OF an order ofjthe
IN County Court OF Henrico entered on the 18th,
day Of January, in the of Joseph Allard,
Dr., Us. Joseph Bacher and Georse NJ Flick, trustee
chanicsr hen. shall proceed to sell, the prem
ises, on THURSDAY the 23ddsyof .harch, 1875,
the HOUSE at the Chmborszn Old Brewery, In the
may be necessary for the convenient use OF the said
house, as men'toneffn said order ora6ecree. ~
q tale to commence at a O'Clock Il. d. q -tta.
WILLIAM WALSH. DEPUTY Sheriff, 81 s;ts
Z, rs ford. 4. JONES, Sheriff Henrico County.
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RICHMOND, FRxD'a Il POTOMAC K X. COL
49, OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Agent. !
,g5y Z-s RICHMOND. January 8, 1867
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. i
2:s5 p. II. leaves Byrd-street station daily, con.
+ Meeting with the Baltimore and 0ha
- br railroad mt Shepherd, opposite Alex.
andria; : due At Camden station, BALL.
more at 9:16 r. NJ. aud With New
2s,sE ~ York train 1fTHROUGH SLEEPER
.tf FROM SHEPHERD ToJEEW
YORK;, and with New York night
~ ~ ~ express cfd Baltimore and Potomac
.2h 81 * railroad at Washington, arriving 1t
.,t ,,13,s .Charles-street station. Baltimore q
T SiSS 9 W II aasSHSs s - NV
1o:ooP. n. leaves syts- Street ss.asa sgnt.u
q eI ! - With the Baltimore and Potomac nd
"a IL Baltimore and Ohio railroads.
6:66 p. k.ACC0MMODATIOH TRAIN fa
$3.50. : : :! Hanover junction, leaves Broad.Sra
station (Sundays exceptedl. 4
8 Am. arrives at Byrd-Street station t4sss
1850 p s aaas i Byra.sts station daily
s:37 a. H., ACGOMM9DATI0N TRAIN Anvd
..;y.no at Broad-street station tsandsY' e.
LIZ ceptedj - -, - -
Parlor-cars on day trains. ! .5f@G
Pullman sleepers ON night trsins.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad Street Gtatil
ION TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ans SATURDAY
NIGHTS for oil points North and West and A.
MORNINGS. Consignecs OF live stock ane perish
able articles, upon giving notice at depot, can o.
tain freight ct Boutton on preceding evening.
Through bills Of lading and Mates given ni
principal points North and West
General Superintendent
sh4 General Freight snd Ticket Agent
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ment weather until WEDNESDAY The 22d OF
March, at O'Clock P. M. II fair, If not, the next
fair day thereafter, on which day an omnibus VIII
be in front OF our once TO Jake oui land buyers, at
/ O'Clock z. M. SAMPSON & McCRARY.
Z NH II 60 % . Auctioneers. {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-22
By. Lancaster q Lucke,
Steck and Real Estate Brokers, .,
State Bank BUILDING. Richmond, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELK ISL AND;
i By virtue of deed of trust executed on the
18th day Of December, II 72, and duly recorded,
we shall being required thereto by the beneciaries
In said deed sell by public auction, on tue premises
o'clot K, the farm known as Tx ISLAND, lying On
James river, in The counties of Gooehland and Cum.
berland. about SIX miles above Gainesville, and
about NO miles from IL Hill landing, adjoining the
lands Of julian Harrison and others, and con tain
ing about 009 acres. he buildings consist new
dwelling. house and all necessary out buildings.
This farm Is considered by many the best In the
state of Virginia. and hasa reputation co-e1tensfve
wi b the State ccL,,7,g:s, t,,.e., Js Gfi.
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49, 49,
w4,wsxe FOR BErTgR TixEs.--T From The
Syhacaco JouraaG Us You safe not having
s,nany nice dresses shis year, z said one Cht.
q 90 belle 10 smother the other evening.
s e No, i Know r don't. y was the reply d
6 But why don sou ~ continued the ~ y.
oufsisive friend 81
70 Well. Tltell you, Madge,' was the on.
swer. 6 on see. pa says that we've goE 20
scricbp along d little for awhile until he can
make 40 assignment or something, atseS
Which, he says we can splrrge an We
Yhe friend locked surprised for q moment,
and then turning to her associate exeiailmeu
4 In burss OF confidence: 4. !.
g WbF, THAT'S Just what my father Keeps
sasing what can they mean !" 5lss
al man in Concord, N. c., receiveda post
I m card the other day-the first one be sFe1
saw and vsInly esssyed to open It. -.
@ bartholomew county, Ind, contains four
villages named respectively Cracks way.
Possumg,ory. Kocncreek, and Hardseraooie'
Among the scholars Of school In Penn.
Syayauia Is an orphan boy seventy.nine years
& of age. Il Ia understood that he 10 stire
himself for college. - 40
Mile. O., ofthe Pslais Royal Theatre, sai!
TO Hyaciuth: Gracious, but have colo
what do you do when you have a'cold9.
~ said Hyacinth, I.cough.
Yes, New Hampshire is still doubtful
State.o It ts doubtful If ftever has Demo
cratic Governor again Lo,oeH Courier.
We Rad Of an agricultural society which
dispose OF It's stock by plough shares. The
81 story, doubtless, is hoe-ax.
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~ y Sampson Il McCrzry X
s.a tsnccessors to Sims Il Sampson),
Real Estate AGenB and ATictfonesra
No, BAL Hull street, Manchester, Va.

nUBLICsAI OF VALUABLE LAND,
Ii ADJOINING THELANDs OF w. Fl. BRAN.
DER, HENRY #. DREWKY's ESTATE AND
THE BROkbK0cK-TbACT- the request of,
auc s SS on The premises the lob
day Of MaEch, 1876. q. IL o ,G NJ, FIVE I'VE
FARMING LAND, containing 10y recent survey
each four acres ten acres eight and one third
seven and half acres, and seven acres The lot OF
fo,,r acres has a small house thereon; the balance
unmpreved. his property will be sold as whole,
or in lots 10 sait puschasers The land lies we'll
Mancbesier. asproacbable by fhe new road recently
opened and By Falling Greek turnpike and the Broad
rock roadFip aSvtciuityg heaf!hy md respectable.
ing suburban. residences The land is for the most
part in good heart "A plat OF the land can be seen
"TEaMs: Made known day Of sale. 90 Z
-. SAMPSON d McCRARY.
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OF A DEED OF Trust
n Prom Js,nes M ivhrfnn and wife dated Marc}

: BY P. s. Seabury, Auch opeer, !.
no. SO sycamore street, Petersburg,
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lanes RIVER sTEAMB0ATsf1
b - COMPANY.
WINTER SCHEDULE.

- @f "a WINTER SCHEDULE
FOE NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH: BALTIMORE
~ .PHILADELPHTA, AND NEW YOHh.
fss-T.E I.l-s u ALSO BoR - zx...!-a -. 2 1
REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER.
ON and xfter TUESDAY, October s. 1875. thi
Company,s fast and elegant steamer, JOHN .S1L.
YEsTEG, Captain y. a. POST, sarTyiog uni; sss
aboTe-named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
ana SATURDAYS at $50 A. d. ssi,.ycf 10
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Lima
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelpdiss and New
York. tst e, 4ityguaJ& ~ Ist -. Z.
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY .....s, a 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND Re
~ . fTURN..... ...s' s.s...ss.. OU
Oh Fare to Baltimore. 49,. .,.,.s.s q on
Fare 70 rhiladelphia- ....'.....'......, 3Ss9 go
Fare 10 New York;. ............... ID on -
Tickets for sale on steamers, az CARRIER b GO. 9
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange Hotel
and baggage checked through. light receiyod
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Poffspossh, and
regular landings on James river from n A. IL 70
6P. H., at Reasonable rates. - s s'EyBE
Freight forway@andings must be prepaid.
lla .,tgiEs - III. BSTATU On. General Agent.
oMce Compsny's wharf Rocksits; branch ofnae
= - '" . s.. - - 2 - 80 oc 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-22
y WI kSSs a..
l HORSE, $780,, .-a 80. - -
Il head Of CATTLE, a. ..sl 80

And all the valulbe FARMING IMPLEMENTS
on rhe place. -aEp;,s} :E.gl!Ilz-ts. ~.
sale and three notes of $4,000 each with interest
from 2sth December, 1872; and for the bslance,
on q credit of one, two. and three years, wthi9-
notes Of purchaser secured by deed OF trust
on the property. PGACHY K. GRATTAN,
- ia ISAAC d. CARlNGION..