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The Portland daily press., 1876-10-14

the year 1854 had been kind of political Ca
naan, became about that time and has since
remained an ice and rock bound region of al
ternate forest aud desert, where savage beasts
and hardly less savage men dispute the SOW
ereignty of the dreary waste. But for NADIA
waska, Waldoboro and Scarboro, those oases
in the moral desert where enlarged intelli-
gence and orthodox politics prevail, England
might bave US for the asking and good rid
dance to us! Great Britain has seized upon
the Feejees and consented to govern the Pap
uans-let it try its hand with the people Of
Maine who are so easily captivated by that
wicked Bob Ingersoll who has so recently
shocked the religious sense of the Democratic
papers. New England is an accursed spot
anyway, all but Connecticut, which is puri-
fled and enlightened by its contiguty to New
York city, and New Hampshire, which has
kind of intermittent, every-other-year virtue
which makes it just little Brighter than its
dark surroundings.
And what is Minnesota ?-continues the
Democratic censor-what is Iowa? Maine
colonies, both of them! There is hill up
in Oxford county from whose top you can
see where score or so of their governors,
congressman and other public men came
from. What can you expect of people
with such an origin? Can "a stream rise
higher than its source? As for Michigan,
Wisconsin and Ohio, the Yankee spawn is
there, too. Kansas?- ?-the disgraceful Off
onripn of Tohn
York ?-the city is enlightened and progress.
i've, but it is cursed by its political connec-
ton with million or two cf country Doors
whose ignorance is equalled only by their
depravity. Illinois ?-the whole northern
part of the state is blighted by the contain
taminating Yankee influence. Were it not
for Egypt, that moral retreat of innocence
and virtue-were it not for the healthy
breezes which blow from its swamps and la
goons tine state would hardly be worth
saving. South Carolina?-the prey of car
pet-baggers and niggers. The keen marks
men of the rifle companies may possibly re-
deem it by good deal of hard work, but
blood alone can wash away its stains. FL
nally, California and Nevada are ruined by
Chinese cheap labor. They are mere Ori-
entail colonies. Vital religion, so dear to the
Democratic heart, has perished on the Pa
cifc coast, and joss houses have risen on the
ruins of the churches.
The remarkable thing about this bunch of
sour grapes is the size of it. There are hard
ly any ripe ones except in the most unlikely
places,-like Mississippi, for instance, which
the members of late congressional commit
tee declared they would not take as gift if
they were obliged to live there,-or Texas.
concerning which Gen. Sheridan is reported
to have said that if he owned that state and
He'll he would rent Texas and dwell in the
other place.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-14
Books Received.

Times Ungentic Tide. A Novel. By nDudley
Winthrop Moore. Paper, 1OS PIP. New York:
The American News Company.
Michael stragof. From Moscow to Irkoutsk.
By Jules Verne. Part one, paper, g. PIP. New
York: Frank Lesle's Publishing House.
The Vicar of Wakefield. By Oliver Gold
smith. One of the Riverside Classics. Cloth, 2e0
DID,, with frontispece. pricesl.25. New York:
Hurd s. Houghton. Portland; Loring, Short s.
Harmon,
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-14
THE PRESS
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. IA, '76

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily tor publication
but as guaranty Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-14

THOSE sanguine Democrats who are so
elated because they have simply held their
own should bear in mind that in order to win
they have got to make an actual gain of elec-
toral votes. Merely to carry the states they
carried in 1872 will avail them nothing. Their
exultation now is not over triumph achieved
but over great disaster averted. They
feared, because they knew it was deserved, a
total route In ihe October elections.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-14

In the Fourth Massachusetts District the
Democrats are still without candidate. Gov.
Castor has been nominated, but has whis-
pered that he will ne'er consent to run. The
Democrats bear in mind Byron's line (which
applies to Don julius quite as well as to Don
ma Julia) and think that he will consent.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-14
EVIDENTLY Harvard University is going

EVIDENTLY Harvard University is going
to the bad with alarming rapidity. Only
two of the University crew are in practice,
and of the last Freshman crew only the cap
tain has decided to row again. Moreover the
new class take little interest in boating. The
degeneracy Of Harvard oarsmen is one Of the
saddest features of these degenerate times.
Under the blighting mildew of radical rule
the noblest of our institutions is going to de-
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-14

The Boston Advertiser says of the Posts
rooster,
This is the cock that crowed every morn,
Till its tail-feathers all from its rear were torn.
Change the name o argus. and the dis
itch will apply to thee.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-14

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS Is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
ioI.rr
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-14

AT Cornell University one of the subjects.
for prize orations is 'The Sun Never Sets"
There is the chance for some eloquent under
graduate to fresco the heavens with colors
more gaudy than those in the blanket Of an
Indian squaw. How the adjectives will suf-
fprf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08
ByP. S Seabury, Aucti oueer,
No, So sycamore street. Petersburg, Va.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from James n. Uverton and wife, dated March
l2lh, 1870, duly recornen In the clerks once OF
h.sierfeld County Court (deed-book So, page
1881 for certain purposes therein set forth. shall,
being required to 90 by The beneficiary. sell u
public auction, on the premises, Oh THURSDAY
The 23d day If MarcI, 1876. AT ~ 81, TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND convt yed In
said deed situated in Chesterfield county, contain.
ing Y HUNDRED ANDF. Fly Al RI jointly,
and adjoining the lands OF James r. Gates, John r.
Lacy's estate, George Rarilam, g. G. Moore: WI
liam Blankensbip and others. Part OF this land Is
In cultivation. the residue In oak aud piLe, and lies
about two miles from the Glover Hill nenot. on the
Glover Hill railroad. within the coa-feid. The
bulldogs consist Of neat lliDg-hcuse, recently
built and necessary Out hui ldng,, and Is conve-
nlenr TO churches and S hnols.
TERMS: Cash for exoenseS OF sale and TO satisfy
the trust the balance q credit OF one two, and
three years. for negotiable notes, interest ADDED,
and secured by trust-deed. j. {. MOORE,
fe 24.ld Trustee.
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"AR fcHMoSp. VA. January 70 lslfi "a,
SCHEDULE Of TRAINS. -ThA.s RI
y S.-THRoUeH MAu.-EKw YoaK y srs
SourH.-Lesyes richmond - soy a A. al 4, 10
sa,tsT I..1. s. psp1 A HI las s'ssi nHss
boroi at 4:Ss P. n. leaves salisbury I"
~; arrives NJ Charlotte ut 9:t5 T. ~. yrr o.
TsAIN No: 4.vsEw , Ioss aspcs ras y
54b.S. NJ; leaves airline Jueetioa " e Grsss
D.. leaves salisbury Ar $50 A; w.: Ell, q =
boro' at 1888 +. n; feayrs D.nf'e .s go
A.: leaves Dundee At 1:49 T. a.. I'D n ~
lille at e:ol p. M: arrives IN h''oN
TRAIN No. 6.-LYNcHsURG Accosago:erfsvt t
Wesward-Lsayes Richmond 81 A n;nIsYs1I
1t Burkeviile a. 1896 r. u. rsHes go p
q r. NJ; arrives s; Lypchoars ~ 90
TRAIN No: 6-LrNca I,I,s :. AZ: 20 ?. &;r
riyes ii Richmond nj i:34 p. y. AccJn,
TRAIN No. LOCAL BusnEyltL.a,
| rloN daily Except Sunday, sarsedze
kiehaond NJ r. NJ; arrives ~
l1 IRAN No. 1o.-LocAL BUHkEritis SO
| Won rIos. Eastw .rd Leaves bWke'I =,
Trains Nos. 8 aud & connect - Ia
rSins Nos. 3 sad 4 c.,nnec. a GruS
| ,rains so sno from Raleigh and Goltsaoa ,a1 ~
1hs m rougt, truins con eel al Riet emsssrssasS
,..e Win trsins Oh the RiehmoaS; I'm Cng.
sud Potomac ratroaa, SUI ao,,rhrrp rsiro,e;! y
POM wsshnston, Baltimore. PhpA "A
ss Tr.iSs Nos. s AID 4 eonaee. a. .. TEL n. Lie p
trains Oh the Atlanta and hHn ,i..is. EonxoS~sS
Ha aS ~ 1Psnneo.s, New Orleans. lSg Co.'s
| -ssfsrn pointn, aud with zoe w ueustA ~
md hurysta railroad Tor Columpsr .snls. A,
nah. Tallahassee. ana al sHaarSrsilir vlte 10
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NH 8
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF CHES-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF CHES-
OTERTIEID LAEDS.-On MONDAY. March
10, 1876. that being Chesterfield County Court
day, shall 10 accordance with the decree render
ed in the chancery suit of Mays executors o. Wo-
county Court of Chesterfield. proceed 70 sell ut
public auction, at the courthouse door. In Man-
chester, at IL O'Clock d.. the TRACT OF LANl.
containing THSaE HUNDRED AND TWkNTf
AND ONE QUARTER ACRES, belonging to
Thomas VI. " omsck Il lies In Chssteraeld conn
east Of Glover Hill pits, joining iha lands OF H.
~. Walden, =. A. Phaup, Ed. I. Wester's estate,
and Z. j. Gresham.
| The HpUS, Is wooden, covered with tin, and has
eight rooms an Is in reasonably good repair.
Terms: Cash enough 10 pay costs Of said suit
and expenses OF sale and balance on ! credit or
six twelve, and eivhreen months, equal payments,
Interest added, for bonds with approved 81 CURLY,
and title retained until payments are made In fun
CHARLES ). sTnlNGFFLL0W,
NH Commissioner.
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OFFICE DAVENPORT Il COL
STOCK BROKERS AND STOCK AuCTIoNEERS. I
RICHMOND.
WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION, AT
w our office lover the First National BANK. on
THURSDAY the 18th day OF March. 1875, at y
o'clock p. s., for account Of whom concerned,
$4,000 NEW YORK AND USWrGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD SkVEN PER CENT. kECnIVE Frs
CEkTIFIHATaS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pal rayzble January !, 1877; interest, January
and July.
Will also sell such other sOSDS and STOCKS N
may be offered before day Of sale.
DAVENPORT Il CO,
NH 6.tds Stock Brokers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08
BY Chatfin. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct1oneers'
No, I Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" VERY VALUABLE NEW BK!Sk i H0InssEsS
MANCHESTER, NEAR THE FREE BRIDGE.
By Virtue Of decree rendered IN he hu aan
Court of the city of Manchester on the Gay OF
February, 1875. the undersigned, special con- mis-
sioner thereby appointed VIII sell up1n .ns PREM
o'clock p. NJ, those two we-located NEW bRi o.t
HOUSES on Seventh street near semmes sIeet:
buitlast year by Mr. j. r.. Perkins. me loss ironI
thirty feet, and run rack 10 mayo stresl,
having an IRREGULAR depth Of 10 feet on one sue,
and seventy-eight feet on the otber SIDE.
One of the houses Is at present occupied oy pr.
Newman as a store, at good rental, anu inc other
by MI. Perkrs. This prop' rty being locatea 50 40
mirnbiy on the great free thorouRhfare oetWeen
Richmond and Manchester VIII always coihmanu
GOOD tenants at remunerativo rents.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray tne e1 penses
of the sale and costs of suit and To paS On ad
oh ,rge Gebt Of 81 64.37 with interest from the
oath Of July. 1875 ~ paid; Hno upon the feilow
lowing credits: 81 500 payable on the Ian , or
May. 1875; E407.07 payable In four monins;
and the bal. nee SIX months after date or SAFE notes
to be given for the deferred payments bearing SIX
per cent. interest The title to be retained until
the purch sse- money Is paid In full ard convey
ance ordered by the court, J.mks CAShlG,
Special Commissioner.
CHAPLIN STAPLES & Co., Auctoneers. NH z
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL, oil s'Z.s; CUM.
n BEhLAhD aud NUTrALBURG STEAM
CUAL. 5. II. HALVES,
NH 6 Eighteenth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08
BY W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF VERY VAL
y LIABLE LOT ON THE NORTHEAST COR.
NFR OF BROAD AND TWEt TY.F1FTH
STREETS, ON WHICH STANDS THE THIRD
PKESBfTERlAS CHURCH.-At the request of
the trustees shall sell at auci on the premises
on MONDAY the 18th OF March, 1875, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ, that VERY VALUABLE LOT 10.
cat.d as above fronting on the north side OF Broad
street eighty-sx feet, running back O0 ret TO I've
divided into four lots or twenty and half feet
each, running hack ninety feet to an alley Y COM
mon ten feet wide with right OF possession 90 500
as The church edifce can be removed. For $40 res
these are the most attractive lots In that vcin ity
TERMS: at sale.
NH o W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG KAiLKoAD|
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1871
~ trains on this road will run Is follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. M9THRuUHh MAIL daily except suS,
= day.. connecting for all points SaA
and Vest. Sleeping car attached raai
through IN Weldon.
TAG A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily leIcePs sao'
dayl. with coach attached. fof fsN 90.
burg. and stations on the soalGss1
road, LvpchbarH, and the West
las P. H., THOUGH MAIL daily, eoaneea4
for all ps,ints South sud West ~
- sengers taking this train VIII na.
close comm ctIoB al Petensun
- Norfolk. slegspf ptror-cN atAe'"
runs throughto Weldon. -
500 P. NJ, FRrIG HT daily Except scadaJh "
coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. s.,.
7:50 A. H., FREiG At TRAIN daily te1cep's~
dzy) with coach attached. ,,,
1900 H., THROUGH NAIL daily, cosn@.S
with Richmond, FrrderickspaFs 20
Po.omac railroad for all p'''s ~
500 p. n. FREIGsT daily Except Sa'A'
coach attached. s-,.
1886 p, H., THROUGH NAIL daily FInsst
day., connecting with Heagg-s
Fredericksburg and Potonsep n .i,,
for all points kast and W est go
sleeper attached. runniog ~ -
10 Hsl'tnore. Also mnint "a
connection with the CbesspcsnI 80
Ohio Railroad for the VrEnissp''~
aod all points North and WeLo
The NAIL TRAINS will o. stop tet~een -
noad aud Petersburg ex' ept ~ Chester. #, ,,z
This Is the only line ruuntn< douote oaAc o,,r
making close connections for Chsres'oo c.o,rt
bia Augusta, Ssvansab, and Sogth~es' WY
without break OF schedule. p,,sncal
Passengers for Cioyes Hill Pifs kaTe, aS 81 "a
1T l:45 Z. NJ. MONDAYS. WEDSEopAi'
FRIDAYS. ,ru,1froa
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will fa'"
Appomattox depot Iu,s,S-st
de al 4. SHA~ St<$nI
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HNANTON INSIDE LINE."ssM>

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEKLY.
On and after OCToBRR 1sT the splendid Iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner Of
Twenty. second sad Dock streets, making close con
uecton each trip at Canton, Nd, EAST Baltimore
With the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this liRe covered ov fire and marine
insurance free of cost. No dockage charged At
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mOnd.
Freights ordered BY this line should be marked
Canton Inside Line" and sent to the Philade-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phuadel'
phia.
Freights received daily In PhiIadelphia and Rich.
mond. For further information apply to
l.. 3. TATUM, Agent,
Office Twenty-second and Dock streets
and so. 903 Main street; or TO
J. s. WILSON. General Freight Agent
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroa q,
phiiadeDhia h9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08
BY Goddin, Warren i Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoaeers,
NO, HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
L HOUSE AND LOT ON STATE STREET
NEAR FULTON STREET AT AUCTION.-By
virtue OF a deed of trust from John e. Bossieux,
tru stee for Mary v. Roulware. 10 the undersigned
trustees dated the 1st day OF November, 1873, and
dulY recorded In the clerks office OF The hancerv
Court Of The cty of Richmond. d. B. 102 B.. page
81. we will proceed to sell on the premises at puo
Ito auction. on TUESDAY the 14th day OF March.
located as above described. The house has four
rooms lot 8 by ITO feet to alley 10 fee, wide
TERMS Reasonable, and MADE known at sat-.
CYRUS BUSSlEUX.
WM. IRA SMITH.
,nb 1rugtpes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08
BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No LOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAMED
/ HOUSES ON THE WFST SIDE UF ST.
LAMrs BETWEEN CHARITY AND FEDERAL
STREETS AT AUCTI9S.-hy virtue of deed
of trust from George w. Arm>ie,d. trustee fer q
f. LEWIS to the undersigned trustees, dated The 9th
day of June. 1873. duly recorded 10 the clerk 8
office of the Chancery Court OF the city or Rich.
mond D. 3. lOOA page 467, and being required
50 10 do by the beneficiary, we will prcted 20 sell
at public auci ion on the premises. on 7 HUkSDAY
The 9: b ia, of marh, 1879. at O'Clock P. NJ. the
Two HOUSES located as above described, with
two rooms each. Lots TN by 1875 feet
TERMS: Reasonable, anu made known at sale,
tYkCS BUSSthUX,
Is TOWER,
mh4 Trustees.
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AUCTlOn sALEs-Fnture Days.
BY Caok q Eaurnton. Aucstoneers.
No.1Q Governor strees.

TINTED STATES MARsHAL'5 SALE.
" BY virtue or an order OF the United States
District Court for the eastern District Of Virginia,
In re- "A. Goldback bankrupt shall sell at
public auction st Rockets iu the city OF Rcbfnond,
on THURSDAY, March 9th. 1879. at II o'cfocs
A. n, the following property-to wit
s 600 gross Of MATCH ES (unstsmped);
! sTEAM-BO1LtRa and attachments;
l STEAM ENGINE and attachments:
BEECaER'5 FILLING MACHINES;
/ FURNACE and PANS;
Q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and all the MA
CHINERY, FIXTURES, and MATCH-MATE-
RAILS used In q frst.class matCh-factory.
TERMS: On all fums Of 500 and under, cash
on nil sums over 500, sixty days credit FOR ap-
proved negotiable notes, interest added:
C.P. RAMSDELL,
fe % United States Marshal.
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AUCTloN sALEs-ra.sEe Days.
By N.M. Lee.
Rea, Estate Agent and Auchoneef'
Eo.11 Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS sALE0F ATR sA6I
" OF LAND TEN MILES ihs S,rcn,t aSnrt
Of seDrco County the goth day o. Jan
I. Of ear tssr IL
WI us Ell M nnhc au ciion in front Of Henrieo
18Th sf March the deseroea 10 o sa Which
e. ~ - sMAIT DWEhLING. This land !, adj
Joining The nds Of DR.. j. NJ shepherd and Others d
Terms: One third cash; balance a. s ,n,.s z
sGdea and little retain ed until the whole purchase
money spaid. ID. a. Al h Eo SU
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08
BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOG Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
i HOUSE AND LOT ON STATE STREET
NEAR FULTON STREET, ROGkETTS, At
AUCTION by virtue or deed or trust from John
n. Parater and wife to The undersigned trustees.
dated the st day of November, S73, and DULY re-
corded In the clerks Office Of the hascery Court of
the city of Richmond. in d. B. 1o2 {, page Al, We
will proceed TO sell: the premises. at nupic auc-
ton. On TUESDAY, 14Ih day Of March. 1875, ut
scribed.
The house contains four rooms; lot frents four
teen feet eight inches, and runs back cne hundred
and Ten feet 10 an alley ten feet wide.
TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at sale.
- CYIUS BUoSIEUX,
L ). TOWER,
mh3 Irusieef.
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BY Augustine Eoyaii
successor ro-Moodv j. Royali),
Real Estate 4 gent ana Aucuoneer,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR BUN
Il DRED AND S.XrY.FIV1 ACRES OF VAL
UAbLs LAM IN THE COUNTY OF CHaS
ThkFItLU, ABOUT ONE MILE FROM MAT.
TUAX STATION, ON THE RI HNONn AND
D.NVI' Lie RAILROAD. ON THURsDAY. TnE
9TH DAY OF "AHCh. 1875, ON The PRE-.
MiShs, AT l2K O'CLOCK r My virtue Of a
deed OF tust executed to the 10 'ersIgned by John
E. Booker and G. b. C>fer. bearing date on the 18Th
day OF Marc 1873, ard GUY recorded Ia the
County Court cle-.'s ONCE of said county. p. r.
vol. SO. page 633. on being reQuiredtso 10 do by
the ben, fcary. shall expose for sale ri public
top. on the premises NJ me time above
FOUR HUNnR-D and SiXTY.FiVE ACRES
of very valuable land, adjoining The lands OF VIII
liam .pears, SO and ". w. tkborns's estate. The
land isin xnod condIioa, and we'I-woOded and tim
bereu and being so near the Richmond and Ian
VILE rsirnad, should engage The attention OF those
seeking good 'nyestmeBts.
TERMS: Cssh rs 10 expenses or executing this
trust ano paw of two nOres nov due for $2l so,
and utter est TIL p.id, md upon the follow < cred.
It's Note due Btu March, 1876. for $l06 note
due 18Th prii. 1875 for slo6.30: note due NAV
18Th. $40, for S107: note du- 18th June. 1875,
for Gl07,b0: the residue, II any, payable at such
time or Times rs will be made known at sale.
SOCRATES BROaKS.
fe2S TrssIee
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GHERfFF'S SALE.-ON MO D. A I !,
- the 18Th of March, at Henrico County Court.
house at ~ o'clock N. Chat being conrt-day),
/ Will sell FOUR YUUc G MiiLEs. well broke 10
harness the properly OF sampson & Clayton TO-
satisfy d,stress-warrant in our hands In favor Of
Mrs. F4nuie Allen, guardian al d on tuesday,
the l4th at II o'clock a., a. the ooas Farm arm
horse power, ore CORNISH r LLtk, one CORN
PLANrEk. and lot Of ONE, Two, THEE,
and FOUR. HORSE PLOUGHS. CULTIVAIORS,
&c &C.: and twenty head Of CATTLE. three
CALV ). belonging to the same parties. or so
much thereof as may be necessary To satisfy the
above warrant. WILLIAM Ash ". -,
NH 4.S.lOl3Sl4 ford. T. Jones, S. Fl. q.
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BY W. Gohdln.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE UNDI..
L VIDhD MOIETY OF A HOUSE AND LOT
ON THE WESTERN LINE OF FIT II BE-
TWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH 1REkTS.-Ry
virtue of deed of trust executed 10 The subscriber
dated Isl April. 1872, duly r. corded In Richmond
(haucerv Court. in Deed-Book No. 81 A. page
1914 shall In execution ihrrsof proceed to sell a,
public auction. on the premises, on TT tEsDA1
the 9th Of March, 1876, ut o'clock T. m ar lar
conveyed by The said deed, consisting of one half
of certain L OF OF l. N ID with BRICK
FRAME TENEMENT thereon, located as above
fronting so feet and running back 1909 feet
TERMS: Enough In cash to defrav excuses OF
sale and 10 psY eff bond for $500 and interest
the proceeds of sale, II any, on such terms rs
shall be named al the hour OF sale.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE,
NH Q Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08
BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and AucHoneer,
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
BY W. Goddin

GALE AT AUCTION OF DESIRABLE
- HRlCK DWELLING. VACANT LOT, AND
kRICK sTABLE AND CARRlAGE.H0UsE AZ
The NORTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY AND
S;XTH STREETS VIII be sold at auction, on
thr premises, on TUES Jay the 14th Of March,
1876, at AZ O'Clock r M. that very dssi IT. ,he
.orcnnancy OF Judge Beverly r. Wexford, Jr. The
ot has frsnt Of IS feet and depth Of 100 feet to
IN aIJey The dwelling contains nine rooms, WIN
fr.nt ano rear por1icos; brick kitchen large brick
al sh,e and carriage- house covered with slate. The
property win be so divided rs to sell with ths DWELL
ing 40 e: Oh sixth street. running back 1ZO teet 70
an alIev AID with The vacant corner lot 70 oy ~
feet sio with the brick stable, &C., 81 6y 81 ieet.
TERMS: One fourth Gosh; bAlapce at four. eight,
% 40 nf trust W. GODDI" e.
nh kucu neer.