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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioncers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
v VALUABLE AND WELL-IMPROYED
ESTATE KNOWN As MESTii ~ GO G0T I,AI p
LYlNG on JAMES RIVER n; AH3ET SIX M,LEs
TION.-In execution of Il decree Of the Chancery
Court of Richmond entered on the 4th OF May
1876 III the case Of llaxak rs; Crenshaw and E e.
NESDAY the 18th day of June, bS76, commencing
at o'clock T. NJ, the above-named NALUABLE
ton. and now by Mcssrs. HaXal & Crcnshaw. il con-
taiIs coo 417-lOOO ACRES, fronting, on the River
road and running back across the cam TO tc ne
canal and the river running up to Boshers dam, OF
good quality: 80 acres of superior secohG low low
grounds between the highlands and the canal: 29U
acres Of highland: and 65 acres of hcaviy-wooded
land mostly In original growth. The buildings are
unusually eNtensye ana CONFLICT nrn ihoEcrs
quarters. two barns. two cori- stables sheds,
house. &C., Sc. all In iirst-ratc order.
There Is Il fine orchard and vineyard, also limo
kiln and brick-yard Doth OH the CANAL win ui'-
limited quantities OF The finest brickcay. and also OF
building-sand, which can be probably transported
The whole farm is enclosed by an oak-p'ank fence
with ccdar-posts, all put up within the last year.
About as acres are In wheat, $50 acres In oats,
90 acres in clover to he moved this year. and the
Go acres in wheat and oats seeded with clover.
40 acres In clover and timothy la acres in corn,
and O In sod tnow used for gIazing and en-
closed In lots with new fences. ~ os.
thorough system of improvement by the use OF lime
and stable manure drought from Richmond by
boats and as the growing crops will show, II Is now
one OF the most productive farms on James river.
The soil Is mostly of the chocolate clay and loan va
rety is very susceptible and retentire OF improve
mcn. producing finely lii grain, grasses tobacco
and other crops of this section.
Its situation the canal affords every facility for
the cheapest transportation, whilst Its nearness 10
the city makes 1t an exceedingly desirable country
seat and In competent hands 1t cannot fail TO prove
profitable investment.
sons wishing such property will examine 1t before
the day of sale
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at one, two,
and three wears for negotiable notes. with interest ut
six per centum per annum !the interest payable
notes shall be maid. JAMES Il. CRENSIIAW.
Special Commissioner.
GCUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucti0ncerS. my25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
,,, ,,,s,o,nsan Disaster.

Editors Of Dispatch: An article appeared
&, orr columns OF the Goth instant headed
thc midlothian Mine Disaster with
Indre Clopton's opinion as to the cause,
6. rccommcnd ation as to the future working
Of the mine" &c. Then follows letter
from Judge Clopton to 4. 6. Elan, Justice
OF the peace, in which nc says: " Having
on Yesterday made an investigation into the
circumstances attending the late explosion
OF the Grove shaft Midlothian, with the
view to the propriety OF laying the same
before the next grand jury. have arrived
at the following conclusions" Then foi-
lows his conclusions; and lie closes by say
ing: Il see no occasion for placing TINS
matter before the grand jury, ana IL VIII
therefore he unnecessary for you (Elam) 10
take any further steps" 80
know nothing in reference to The oisas-
ter ut the Midlothian mine, and Judge Ctop-
tons investigation is perhaps all rignt ana
proper. Whist ! wish to ask Is this tor II
his course is legal am ignorant and wish
to be informed: Has a county Judge Tor
anv other judge) the right to have such an
investigation with the view to the proprlety
of LAYING it before the grand jury! mad
supposed that it was the duty OF the ludSe
to give in charge to the grand jury all Vlo-
lations OF the criminal law OF the State-ano
some acts specially mentioned. was not,
however, aware until saw in Judge Clop-
toms letter above referred TO, that 1t was
proper for Judge to say to justice OF the
peace when he should stop his investlga
tions, and that he (the judge sees no occa-
sion for "placing the matter before the
grand Jury" Not doubling the wisdom OF
Judge Clopton'S course, l would respect
fully ask Of you or the Judge II this hap
pens to fall under his eyes, for the legal a,l-
thority for his action. Another county
Judge may have similar case.
COUNTY JUDGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
by Frank ID. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HOS Main street.

TRULY VALUABLE MARkET-GAR-
Il DEN AND BEAUTIFUL. COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE ON CARY AND HARNIE STREETS,
AND IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE TO THE NEW
RESERVOIR, FOR SALE AT AuCTION.-At the
request of Mrs. Ann q. Martin | will on SATUR-
DAY, June 3, 1876. on the premises. at o'clock
p NJ. offer for sale her beautiful suburban RESI-
DENCE. located rs described above. with FOUR
ACRES OF LAND, viii, the privilege Of EIGHT
ACRES, extending through from Cary TO Ilaryie
streets. and bounded on the east by the fine avenue
go feet widc recently opened by the city. leading
from the grounds OF the new reservoir TO Main
street.
The improvements IN the place are OF 4 superior
character. The HOUSE contains SIX roops. with
beautiful srapcry and howcr-sardcn In front, with
all the necessary out-buildings, well Of good water
&C. The quality AMI character Of the soil Is known
10 all, and for the production o. all the vegetables
known in this market T. ureIuiltcd. The place IL
well enclosed with new fencing, and Is I'm perfect
repair the buildings having been recently painted,
&C, &c.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash: balance In two,
and lrce years with six per cent. interest added.
FRANK d. HILL.
ms "a AuctiOnc,r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
;y j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
l113 Main street opposite DiSpdtch office

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 BRICK RESIDENCE. No. 20 SOUTH LAU-
REL STREET, BETWEEN FRANKLIN STREET
TAIN G. W. BURR, FACING MONROE PARh,
AND IMMEDIATELY IN THE REAR OF THE
DWELLING LATELY OCCUPIED BY COLO.
MEL ALBERT ORDWAI.-liy virtue o! 4 deed OIL
trust executed To the undersigned, as trustee ny
w. Burr and wife. dated lGth December. 1878 ana
recorded IN the Richmond Chanccry tourt-D Is.
lU2 b., page Bland Gciailt having been male ~
the Daynpnt of the negotiable note therein secured,
and being required 10 do by the holder theTG2,:
shall sell at public auction, the premises on nSf
5. 1876, at 81 o'clock j. NJ. the following REAL
ESTATE; described In said dcedyiz, " all tiat Ger
tain PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, WIN tnc lli-
provemeuts aud appHr;enarceS thereon ana 'ueie
unto belonging lying In the ely ct kicnon e3
OF Virginia. bounded and described as iolio"s-2i
wit BEGINNING at point OH the west line oil Lauls,
street between Franklin street ana the Grove roSd
fifty feet from the junction OF The slStcei-pt paD,
lie alley between Albert Ord"aye lalh anu t!iit ~
DR. David Scwcouibc, trustee for Rnoda a. Ssn-
cOmbc, and running IN southcriy h!ectoL t, al
feet thence wcslwardly 100 feet. thence northefif
feet parallel with the west line OF isurei
thence casterly 120 feet 10 the place OF bcglnnngg
! The location OF the above Ieslrahc bhiSn
DWELLING recommends itself on account VI no
! being on the most popular drive or The cry. anu
facing the park on the western SIDE ana a.,
passg the front door The dwelling has about ",
! rooms with modern improvements, and was Dun, .
bv the present occupant few years ago ior ni' o'
! use In the most substantial manner; -, zoo
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale Al" 49, 49,
with interest thereon al eight per cent. from Dete
Der 10. 1874 10 day OF sale; and the DaHinF' va
such terms rs will be announced n saic: ...o
CALVIN SHAFFER, 1Fus'ee'
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Aucuoneer
CT lsy,
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NOR RENT, THE NEAT THREE f:s
4 STORY BRICK DWELLING No; zoos, IL
on Grove avenue opposite Mr.. John e. Shafers con-
amin vc rooms: brick kitchen. stable, and other
nut-ho,,scs: beautiful fower-sardcn In 'front.' anu
adjoining large vegetable garden Rent inoncIre.
Inquire at 1908 Main street. my 3o-IM
NOR RENT, THE VERY DESlRA-@gsa
L BILE BRICK RESIDENCE No. I3oa Kos So,
street containing eight rooms besides ba,I-Tooii'
closets &c. &C.. situated very conveniently 10 .he
business portion Of the city. Rent low: App,StS
~ LLndat GkITRBS & WILLIAMS.
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my 27
By Squire & Godiin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
9i7 Bank street.

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF \ VALUABLE
L BUILDING LOT. IN THE COUNTY OF
HENRICO. NEAR THE WESTERN LINE OF
TIE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF
RICTlOSD.-By virtue al Il decd Of trust executed
10 the undersigned trustee by Samuel Walters and
wife dated January /, 1876. and recorded In the
County Court clerks Office OF lcnrico County Court,
ID. y. 36, page ISL, and default having been made
in the payment of the negotiable no'e therein Sc
erred and Icing rcduired 50 TO do by the holder
thereof sal sell ut public auction, the premises,
on SATURDAY the Sd day OF June next month;
ut 81 O'Clock l.. NJ. the following real. ESTATE
described In said GccG-viZ., All that certain LOT
OF LAND lying and being In the county OF iienrlco
near the western line of the city of Richmon 'front.'
Ing 80 feet Ashland street and running back be-
tween parallel lines feet to twcity-ioot alley,
being Lot No. In plan OF lt"pcdllc.
This lot IS immediately on the road between the
old and new city reservoirs and Is becoming very
fashionable drive. No improvements. .,, ~
TERMS Cash rs to expenses oi sale anu :2CZ.ZJ
fthc amount OF the note securcd and costs OF pro
lest: balances such terms will he announcer 40
time of safe. JOIN ;. WISE. Trustee,
INV 24-t3S Law Office, Skaters BulldlDg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
Dy GrubbS & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctloncCrj,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE
| BY AUCTION-A RARE CFANCE.-To close
the co-partncrship of c. X. REES CO: their OLD.
ESTABLISHED and SPLENDID GALLERY Will
he sold on WEDNESDAY the LIST day Of May. at
l. O'Clock NJ. 1t is OF the bes-arranged gale
ries in this country The operatlng,roon Is thirty
three forty feet, with due north sky and side
light twelve by eighteen feet. The reception-rooIn,
priniing-roonI dressing-rooms. and operating-room
are all the same floor, supplied with gas, water,
extra "a 4 and sizes. complete. splendid instru-
mcnts: Sarony's PATENT IlEAD-RE:ST, and about
%. 600 paving negatives. The whole gallery has
been newly refurnished about Z year ago, with tine
Brussels carpet. new furniture. large FrcncA plate
mirrors. &c. 4 great bargain may be had. Saiepos-
tivcy without reserve.
TERMS: Liberal
Further particulars may he asccrtancd by Inquiry
before the day of sale by addressing Mr. c. r. Recs
or the auctonccrs. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my23 AuctiOnccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
by Frank ID. Hill,
Real Estate Auctioncer and Agent,
So.1lO9 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
' NORTH SIDE OF CLAY BETWEEN TENTH ~, Il
AND ELEVENTH STREETS. ADJ0lNlNG LIE
WEST. AND OPPOSITE THE GROUNDS OF THE =
BAPTIST FEMALE INSTITUTE, FOR SALE AZ
3lst, on the premises, at 81 o'clock, VIII offer at
auction that most ACKNOWLEDGMENT BUlLDiNG
LOT mentioned above 1t fronts ~ ieet, WIN 4
dcpth Of $50 feet to a wide street, brick wall on the
east goes with the lot; also the use of 4 our-foot
alley on the west This Is an admirable chance for
the purchase Of of the best lots In that most de-
llghtful and quiet neighborhood.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In SIN twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per ccht; interest
added FRANK d. HILL.
INV ID Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
by Squire & Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
OF Bank street.

A r THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER,
N +. w. Chamberiayne, Esq, we shall offer at pub
Tic auction on MONDAY the 9th day of June. SIG,
at s 7. NJ, that BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN ElLLA
about one and threcquarer miles north o. the cor
porate limits near to the Brook turnpike and not far
from the residence of the late Garland fianes. The
tract contains some FORTY THREE ACRES OF the
best quality Of deep and productive soil.
The improvements consist of 8 new modern-built
RESIDENCE, mansard roof. and contains some
seven rooms; small orchard; fine wei OF water
This Is one Of the most attractive places near the
CITY,
The above property may be advant2geousiy divl-
ted into three parcel:-the house and improvements
with twenty of land, and two lots OF ten
acres each. The largest lot with the improvements
will be offered first, with the privilege OF the two
smaller lots ut reasonable prices.
SQUIRE & GODDIN.
my "a Aucttoncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
by Frank ID. Hill.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
HOS Main street.

MICE SMALL FRAME COTTAGE, No.
~ 1916, WEST CARY STREET BETWEEN
HARVIE AND PLUM STREETS. FOR SALE AT
AUCTIOS.-On FRIDAY, June I'd, at 5h O'Clock
T.. NJ, on the premises, will. 1T the request Of the
owner, offer the above desirable property. House
contains five and kitchen. well Of water, and
Is In nice condition. Lot 32x17Q. This is nice
little place, and will be sold bargain.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance ut four eight.
and twelve months. FRANK ID. Hull,
my 26-td Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
By Chaflln. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Aucti0nccrS.
Tenth and Main streets.

SECOND GRAND CENTENNIAL SALE
- OF LOTS IN THE WEST END" OF TIE
CITY AT AUCTION. WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE-
SERVE.-On MONDAY, June 9TH, 1876, at (
O'Clock y. VI. will continue the sale OF Or. John
Carter, Harvc. Ashland, Reservoir, Randolph, and
Washington streets. Many Of those who purchased
lots ut the sale IN May have already been offered
advance on them, and u much OF this property IS
now passing into the hands of persons who VIII soon
build upon IT, the prospect % an early ana very great
increase i'm its 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: Ono fourth cash: the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes In
tcrcst added, aud secured by u trust-'iccd.
ClIAFFIN. STAPLES CO..
my27 AnctiohcerS.
NfcSers. CHAFFIS. STABLES n CO.: Gent!elncn-
You are instructed To sell without limit or reserve
every lot o: mine offered ut auction. Respectfully,
my1o John Il. nARNIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
BY Gruhbs s Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A GRAND SALE ON WHIT MONDAY,
"A JUNE s, 1876, At $50 O'CLOCK T. NJ
MARKET GARDEN. WITH A GOOD DWELL
ING, &C, AND FORTY SPLENDID BUILDING
LOTS, At AUCfION.-The sale will commence
with the place formerly known as "HATTORtrS
GARDEN" now occupied by George White, ad)oin-
bounded by four streets, containing Two ACRES,
with GOOD DWELLING, fine shade and fruit
trees, well Of water &c.
Then we viii sell FORTY SPLENDID LOTS
lying opposite 70 the above on the crown OF the nl
overlooking the city, aud without doubt unequAliet
in beauty OF situation by any lots near the city, Each
lot Is 33x124 feet to an alley 16 feet wide. No city
taxes TO be paid on these lots.
means Come TO the sale and secure your homestead.
Buy while you can ine lot at low price ana upon
liberal ters-say one fourth cash balance at Tour,
eight, and twelve months with interest.
A liberal discount made for NIL cash See map 81
our onice. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
my Is,1e,1s,2o,22&tdtd Auetioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
BY Squire & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncers
OH Bank street.

II ARGE. VALUABLE, HIGHLl-lM-
FARM "a ! Il cSo;STTAHi,NiSf; on lTT9TsASB, A&b
fEyETHEAT AHES or ZIP II Mt THE
ARRANG ElIENIS + or ELEGASCE, CON q: \!
E2KT ~ T T c6HIrY AT of fGWHk
TAN. on THE RIVER ROAD, TWENTY-FIVE
NILES AR9yE RIcHM2iHHR2 ElGI FHE M kItH
MOND AND DANEILLE RAILROAD; AND
ONE AND HALE MtES ,, ER9M JAA MRS
sTif DAY OF JUNE, 1876. on TIE PREMISES
AT O'CLOCK Z. My request OF the owner,
y J9hn f. F Mh!ea M1q VI s
atcd as described above. To those acquainted WIN
the value of this estate It IS needless 10 cherItlc
abroad wishing to possess tirs-clss iarln III all OF
its requirements propose In this 10
lows About 900 acres Of the tract Is arabic land. In
good heart large P0r2 OF W G Is iE' cr G2 Io
grounds, mostly In Timothy, yet excellent wheat,
corn, and tobacc0-land: also; 50 acres seeded In
clover this spring. The DWELLlNGi Is one and half
stories high four floor, with spacious hall
through the house. fine piazza the length Of the house
papcred good Kitchen quarters barns, stable CORN
house tobacco-hoscs. and all the usual out-bulld-
ings, In good repair orchard OF six acres some 300
trees OF choice and select varieties OF fruit In full
bearing: fine garden flower and vegetable: the finest
dwarf pears in full bcari ny, and small fruits OF every
kind in abundance together with beautiful shrubbcry
and rare plants. - ,>,
There IS also an excellent MANAGERS HOUSE,
with proper buildings attached. The nelghb0rood
Is select and affords opportunities for religious.
educational. and p0St-otice conrcnicnce;, ~ also
milling facilities. The estate Is regarded by all con-
ycrsant with IL as one of the highest and best I'M
proved farms In Powhatan county. It's owner having
spared neither time nor expense In keeping IT up 10
It's full capacity ofproducvcneSs fora series OF years
TO be Justly appreciated aud admired Is but to IL
now-its various fields teeming with rich harvest
OF varied crops, soon to be gathered and secured.
Private coiivcyanccs will be At Powharan station
on Wednesday. 7th, and on Thursday, Sth-thc day
of sac-at O o'clock 4. NJ, the hour OF arrival OF
train, to convey parties TO the sale.
SQUIRE & GODDIN.
nv 81 Auctionccrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agent and Arctioneere,
1113 Main street.

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN FARM
n OF FORTY-FIvE ACRES OF V.IuApIp
LAND, NEW AND ATTRA GIVE COTTbGE:
DWELLING. FRUIT TREES. SHRUBBERY. &c.
Two MILES NORTHWEST OF THE CITY oE
RICHMOND. FOR SALE BIZ AUCTIOS-Wc
shall sell by auction, On the premises, on MONDAY
beautiful SUBURBAN FARM, two miles north 1,,
of the city Of Richmond, owned and occunled h,
George W. Sevll!, Esq. OIL the Hermitage road ,bo
most attractive drive around the city, near tho iand
Of Messrs. Thomas Branch, c. H. Balincr DR.. Ma
tin s. Taylor, and others. containing FORTY-FIVE1
ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND. with 400 annie
trees, 1000 grape-rines, 200 dwarf-pcar trees and
so peach trees: pretty cottage dwelling and lawn
ornanentcd With trees shrubbery. &C.
This property Is admirably adapted 10 fruit-prow-
ing, the dairy or trucking business. and has every
advantage ola delightful suburban residence
TERMS: One third cast balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments with interest aided and sccurfJ
By deed of trust RICHARDSON & CO.,
my29 Auctionecrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXECUTORS SALE AT AUCTION OF
H. TIE UPPER PORTION OF THAT EALUA a
BILE JAMES RIVER ESTATE KNOWN AS
"LITTLE DOVER CONTAINING FIVE HUN
DRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, INGOOCIlLAND
COUNTY. ON THE JAMES RIVER AND Ma
NAWIIA CANAL TWENTY-FIVE NILES WEST
OF RICHMOND.-At the request of MIR. Thomas W.
McCancc. surviving acting executor OF Miss Ann r.
Trent deceased shall offer for sale at public auc-
ton on the premises, on TUESDAY the 9th June,
1876 at O'Clock p. NJ, IF fair: If not, on the first
fair day thereafter1 that valuable estate located as
above, now occupied 10y Mr.. r. S. Wood as tenant,
containing by recent survey Ito be seen at my oiice
FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES. of
which % acres are James River low-grounds OF
unsurpassed fertility, 22S acres of excellent hiEh-
land, and 90 acres In original growth OF oak. The
low-erounds and the highland are particularly
adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn tobacco, co-
yer. &C. :.
The improvements on the place are limited, but
the FARM itself is regarded as amongst the most
valuable the James river. The canal OF the James
River and Kanawha Company passes through the
farm that its products can be transported To- mar
ket with great facility and Ut small cost IL Is very
desirable to close up the csttc. and therefore all ln-
por ant that the land should be sold. The neighbor-
hood Is equal TO any in the county, so that Ii Is sell
dom that so fine an estate on james river Is offered
for sale at auction. ,
TERMS: One third cash: balance mt one and two
years for bond; or notes, interest haf-yeirly Sc
cured by deed Of trust. The taxes for $40 10 DC
NATL by the purchaser W. GODDIN.
my 25,29.31 &jc2&5 Aucnohccr'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31

The Supreme Council Of the Thirty-thire
Degree Ancient and Accepted Scottish Kite
OF Frecmasonry for the southern jurlsdlc-
ton of the United States met in Savannah
Monday. Masons OF the thirty-third degree
from all parts of the United States were
present.
Hon. John Thompson, Jr, OF Amherst
county, has been struck with paralysis. He
has long been a very prominent man in this
section of the State, and at his advanced
age-some cighty-two years-therc is but
little hope OF his recovery.-LynchCurg
Ne,rs.
DIR. Granville L. Brown, one Of the most
prominent residents OF Bedford county,
died Sunday evening after lingering i'll
ness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
ArTerfg.e Eat3icrS.

Messrs. Editors, VIII YOU please call the
attention Of the police to the bathers IN inc
canal between the Trcdcgar Works ana
HOLLYWOOD: They are breaking up all the
snort Of rowing on the canal, and ladies are
now prevented from Joining the boatinS
parties. OARshaN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
BY j. Thompson brown,
Real Estate Agent anu Acctioheef'
lll3 Main street, opposite OtspatcN oiHce'

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 HAtS,
" ABLE FARM OF TWO HINDnEEtlD, pA4T Az
ACRES in HENRICO COUNTY, on S6ollrr
SIDE OF WILLIAMSBURG TURNPi nas.s v 81
ILL., nS,rnd nv the Cistucery Court Of the city o.
Richmond in suit OF Dooey surviving partner r gs
John Whitesiccs and others, NIL as On the
missioner proceed 10 sell ~ public auctions on 10
nremises on the 7ru DAY OF JUNE, 1879 ~ -
O'clock ~ f fair not The next a ialr ia Sr Joa
after,) that VALUABLE FAi:M 2wh NJ "wiiiaIifn:
Wbtfacide Eu located on south side OF MIu
burg turnpike about one mile from Seven nj an
This farm contains 227 G as, al EDGs
par+iap dasiring 10 purchase good nea ,ur
cty have In hs sale good opportun I ,h ~
TERMs: one fourth cash; balance nonths win
instaInents at SIX twelve, and eighteen ~ re t-
Interest added, and title retained until af " 49,
ferred payments are made ,,.c n DOOLfSY,
Special Comnissi"Shgi
nun,,nanN Rnn4N AnctlOneer. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-31
BY Chaftin, Staples s Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctohes'S'
No. 1 Tenth strees.

y.,pIJsTEE,S SALE OF 4 DEslhA,1DoTrYS
roarGr oF LAND IN HENRICQ LS 0S S Sr
IRoirr TWELVE MILES BELoW TIE .iI,,c Of a
OF RicHStoND At AUcTh0SSSs T recose4 IN
deco 2. rnnntv Court clerks Office u. ~
WIFI sell al auction in mont Of sarso sG Ssn
Courthouse, MoSDAY june SiR istfp OF AND
Soar.aS In a. ss deed, Containing TWO pEfNE
AID FIFTY AND A HALE ACkEs, o me Long
LAND bounded by the Charlie; Clty roaa' .ii.n, de-
Rrld,cr road. and the lands OF William Aisa xsll-
Ceased. The improvements consist OF NO
ing, frame barn, kitchen, log stable, &c runs
Four-Afilc creek, nayigsbie Tor Va''s'
through the farfu. ,,n,ver Will unite
Mrs. Hutcheson, who has Alright OF DOVER "A'
with the trustee In making the deed. .,c
CAUTION ARCHER, ffas's''
CIlAFrIS. STAPLES @ Co., Aues,eneefs'
my 19-ao,27 81 .e3,o