davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-07-15
Personals.

in Colfax on the Bart. Able on
Monday evening. His business Is,
SO far, q blank page to US.
Also, on the same steamboat,
the would-be Honorable Charles
Thomas put in his appearance at
Johnsonville. His experience as a
delegate to the State Convention
very likely left Impressions on his
mind that would entitle him to the
sobriquet of Doubling Thomas
Our good friend, DR.. Joyce,
left on the Bart. Able on Tuesday |
evening for the Crescent City. |
The families to whom he has
proved himself such shillful and
attentive physician will not
re-Joyoe until he gets back.
Mr.. Ben. Kraft also left on the
Bart. Able. In doing so we think
he has been crafty. as we are in
formed he went to tho city to lay
in a stock that will astonish the
natives we are further informed
| that he owes ourself terrible
spite, and that when he gets back
he is going to have satisfaction out
of us by inserting q column adver-
, tisement in the CHRONICLE. I'VE
. were wrongfully informed about
Mr.. Kraft leaving for New Dr.
leans. However, as we have seen
. himself, and learned that he will
e 90 there before long, We let the
q notice go, and wonld warn IN
truthful informants.
i There's q man in Colfax WHOSE
|. fathers name was William; end b.
. is known all over this parish a
!. his progenitors boy, therefore, b
ia called Williamson. Now, thi
. fellow Williamson is very easil
70 got acquainted with. and all VII
If find him to be gentlemanly GUS
If YOU don't believe us, jus
put MP at his house when 20
m visit Colfax; and if you partak
t Il once of the good things he place
re before you, we can assure you th'
=, YOU will never forget him, as yo'
" grub-bag will keep him in yo'
memory.
:. It is generally believed tn
- Mumford was hung in Confedera
'"' times. As truthful journalist '
~ deny the statement, as we see hi
'e every day. If you should in a
sn way doubt us, we refer to our a
E Ind 1sHaf IT. felU Y. II. Maaaafo4d =
mas carrying on a mercantile busin'
on in Colfax. A great many lies hs
not been told ON Colfax and Grf
,;,v parish; but by calling ut his st'
YOU will find that he is the W
NO. personation of health, and that
rior or his gentlemanly assistant,
in Purtel, will give you such o
k at gains as you never dreamed OF.
hro' BY referring to our advert
Ugh. ment columns you will find t
but that god we read of in mytholo
under the name of Vulcan, is
Gated in our town. He is still
:. the same line of business-fore
'lon' bolts, etc.; but you must bear
npte mind that he now goes by
uous name of Duffy.
IN of There are several other PER
phul AIS in Colfax and Montgon
/ IL that we would like to call
ed in readers attention to, but
why have not authorized US to in
that their names and callings. c
on, gentlemen, the clear
roper tasty columns of the CHRONICLE
RY. make known your names and
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-07-15
WILD O A T 5.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1876.

THE CHAMPION AMERICAN
60 MIC p A p Z Il.
Illustrated by corps of the best
American artists, and contributedt 70
by the most popular humorists and
satirists of the day:
Wild Oats now enters successfully
mon the sixth year Of its existence
and has become the established hui
morous and satirical paper OF the
country. 1t was started and contln-
ned the first year as monthly
then to satisfy the demand OF 'ne
nublic. it was changed to fort
nightly. Still continuing its good
work of hitting folly as it files' ana
showing up the political and socia,
shams by its mastery cartoons ana
nunoent editorials, it achieved even
greater success than before, and was
recognized as the ablest and bright
est of its class. Since then we have
Welded still further to the public
demand, and now publish WILD
OATS weekly! 1t has literally grown
into its present shape on its intrln- :,
sic merits, being the first successful
weekly humorous paper ever pub
l;shed in this country.
Wild Oats will be first class IN
every particular and on this account
; may be taken into the best OF fami'
lies without fear or suspicion, as M
word or illustration will appear ina
can offend the most fastidious.
Send for sample copy ana con
vince yourself.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
Six months. 80. -------------- y
Three Months -.------- n
>, Single copies. -.-------''
One person sending us cino {
Ave subscribers for one year VIII II
Of cs;ve = COPY gratis. Address
IL collins g. SMALL,
r. Publishers,
~ u3 Fulton street, n. \.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-07-15

|. All loof old type metal
Minpd gin-owners can
81 !. Ok cts q pound.
c., Is D communication
I - outsse world by tele-
4. b,t at resent we have no ,,
- updsstsnds how to talk
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-07-15

- r )unn, Postmaster
..s.msr, is our duly au-
sssnt. oreceive subscrip-
s, the CBOSIcLE.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-07-15

..sss Ness.-The follow J o,
p'.'1 ne spoinmsntss, Of the
|s' s ~ COlfa1, Thursday
80 th 9Th Sunday in
e'0. ,. c,sk, Friday follow. i.
a,,' :. =. Tysou's School
=. ! day.t Il am Black
s.,raay.tl1 am.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-07-15
OAPTAIN PARKER HARRIS,
Carpenter and Builder
Colfax, La, u

Respectfully informs the citi. an. al III
Grant and adjoining parishes, tnat All
work entrusted to him VIII Do pei
formed in . substantial and sat'sfsctory
manner.
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-07-15
rERMS-S2.oo per An. in Advance

Advertisers will find the CHRoN-
rcLE one of the best mediums in
tie State in which to bring then
business to the notice of the public
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1876-07-15

--0n Monday last. Thomas
" and Hiram Masters con-
Ma to try their luck in shoot
4 Il each othsr. in the vicinity
blsar Creek. in this parish, and,
an evidence Of Casey's superior
b IN rife Practice, we are IN
msd that be made his mark at
yards, andput his bullet thro
soh part Of Hiram's thigh
Iwss not . bullseya shot, but
ne very nsarit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

rulers and public servants by any scoundrel
who secs lit to omit his name from n printed
list OF voters.
have also proved that an honest and re-
snectab,s citizen Of a so-called republic may
have to 20 'te the vilest scamp for a.faeynttt
to vote!
have disc proved that snpervisor'of
rcgistration-->a public functi0nary entrusted
witt, more OF she happiness and welfare OF
his fellows .ekan any other-has conducted
himself Spontaneously in his administration
that instead of awaiting with open doors
and an honesS heart the complaints OF his
fellow-citizens, be has, evidently In Year OF
a life which his own conscience tells Him he
has Justly forfeited, shut himself up behind
bolts and barsand a Gordon OF armed police.
I freely say ithat dear .as the privilege -of
voting is, important as conceived my hum
bic vote to be on the It'll instant, would
not for 'thatWete have missed seeing Pat.
Creagh. the supervisor Of Kellogg, and
Mike Hahn, the ass ASSN OF the rights 81 his
fellow-men, thetool OF Grant and ketfegS,
in the dirty den in>which found him.
It is said that representative men OF she
North and West arc on their way hlthes to
inform themselves in regard to the mo6,tS
,operandi Of our Returning Board. an
cerely trust that those citizens will look tlil-
ly into the system of disfranchisement that
has been fastened upon the white race ii,
Louisiana through the villainy OF usurpinas
rulers and shamefu;ly unconstitutional use
Of the United States army. The manacles
we wear, the Pat. Creagh's we bow before,
are but types OF the gives and bloodhounds
being prepared for the Tildens, Thurmans,
wellses, Bayards, and all others who shall!
dare to prefer a republican before personal
government. We OF Louisiana have demon
strated the fact that Tom AndersonS, Matt
Wesises, Louis kenners and Creaghs to prey
on the carcasses OF distressed humanity are
not Gully possibilities in boosted republic,
but Shocking realities; and the species is as
promtf to flourish in any other latitude as
this. p. WARREN BRICKELI., NJ. D.,
1876 Caron delet street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02
4irl,n,ol,d lispattIl.
sArURpAY--.... DECEMBER 9. 1876,
Mistaken identity.

PaRpoNEp AFTER THEY HAD SERVED PoE
NEARLY TWO YEARS IN TRENTON PRISON. .
The Newark Courier supplies the fol-
lowing:
The case OF Carr, Finnegan, and Farley.
known as the Bannister robbers, is quoted
as an Illustration Of mistakes made 10 the
Identification OF persons. twill be renean-
cred that one evening about five years.ago
three men entered Mr.. Bannister's watch
and iewclry store, on Broad street, near
Bridge, and, after assaulting and stunning
the proprietor. smashed his showcases ana
stole part OF their contents, after which
they made their escape. The three men
named above were arrested, tried for the
offence, convicted and sent to the State pri-
son for ten years. They were positively
identified as the perpetrators OF the crime.
Mr.. Bannister, we believe, identified Carr
rs the man who dealt him stunning biow
between she eyes; Brock identified 0sch-
wald as the burglar who shot him. A boV
testified positively that the defendants were
the three men whom he saw run away from
the store. 4 woman who saw the Bannister
robbers in their fight identified one or
more Of the prisoners. In the case OF Carr,
Finnegan, and Farley, the defence was an
alb. Is YVES testified that on the evening
On the EODDeFE tue tHrce meH WcEc III Tue
Newark Opera-H House witnessing the per-
formances OF skilled boxers, and passed out
only to visit for a short time saloon in the
neighborhood. This plea was sustained by
abundant testimony, but the State contend
ed that the witnesses belonged to the lower
and perhaps the lawless classes, and were
Enthusiastically. 1t was urged by the pros
ecutor that the defendants had time to leave
the Opera-HouSe, commit the robbery, and
then return and reentcr the Opera-H House
before the performance ended, just as III the
late trial it was insisted that Oschwald might
have killed Brock, and Vet have been home
early in the morning, when his family say
they saw him there.
Carr, Finnegar. and Farles were sent to
the State prison, but after serving nearly
two years OF their long sentence they were
pardoned and discharged as Innocent men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02
.JAIUeyTroN saLEs-..Future nay.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS
MN GOOCHLAED COUNTY.-By virtue Of q
decree OF the Circuit Court of Goochlnnd county,
entered In the suit OF Gray. trustee, u.s. Crouch, on
the 4th day Of July 1875, we VIII proceed TO sell at
public auction, Mt Goochlnnd Conrtheanlse, on
THURSDAY The 18th day of January. 1877, that
being rourl-day, the TRACT OF LAND on which
william s. Crouch now resides, containing AUG
acres (nore or lcss) lying and being In the county
OF Goochand. j6i6ing the lands OF Dr. Charles q:
Maasie. Charles Guerr:int, William II. Long, and OF
Colonel Peter Guerrant. decreased. This FARM mas
on it OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and all the usual out
buildings and improvements.
TERMS Cash enough to pay expenses OF SUIT an1
three years, in bonds Of the purchaser bearing in-
terest from day OF sale, with good personal security
or, II the purchaser pay one third IN casn; peronai
security vii be dispensed with ontlic bonds Legal
80 u IT,1T ~ - -. W. w. COSBY, e
! = ,.rr s5sit 80 .fl,s's. JACKSON GUY, p.
y 10 2-c4w Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02
RICHMOND AND DGNYIiLE BA5tHoAp SSUSTe
- - RICHMOND. VA OCTOBER o, low

~ RicHMoND. VA October s. 1870. ,
oCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING 5f:
y EJECT OCTOBER g, 1s76.-TRAiS 30 a.
NEW YoaK AaD NEW 0RLEANs NAIL A.p aesres
raEssss e ta leaves pany sss
p. a.; leaves Greensboro, at o:So =. M W.. juae-
salisbury Mt Sis i. NJ; arrises nc AiF,n,e IoIl
ton at fo:I5 T. n; arrives al casr' 't a. W.
TRAM No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AID hEws . tS.A 4.
MAIL AND ExPREss;-Leasess n na5oa N. leaves
a'MIsaEs ~ s DsnSs ii fss ayss Betty
Vile az sos r. d.. arrives af Richmond -
TEAM No. 5.-LyNcMEURG PAsss q Rsrse-
reaTes Richmond at ESQ A. Nj: arrives ~ Iu ar
Vile a, i r. AZ; leaves Rarseyaie u: zif' 'a
riyes q L,yneh6urg 1t S;se I; ~ coxaopAr!
Leaves Burkeyiile at l:so z, ~: arrives a. NV
rond At ASH p. NJ. p,.,moaa With the
4 Trains Nos. ] and g connect 81 hieas'Na'0
Sas ~ and connect AZ Greensboro WIN
trims 10 and from Raleigh aad With
Ta hr9ssh ss sfasss ro,S
mac rafroad to and from Washington D'-
PhiIadeiphia, and New York. j. ,,,,r,ofte with
Trains Nos and S sg Risn,no n Airline rail-
rnad m snd nom Gresayille, Atlantis, AZ ohysss.-
Mobile. Pcnsscoa, New Orleans ana SsaS,mnia and
ern points and With nc sSs,,sts, Charleston,
sayannah. Tasl,assee and ut. southern .he stsu.
No connects at s,s M,f i,vnsSSurs,
tic, Mississippi and Ohio rasl Issr,, n mI
,csets aid f' 10 all southern and souih"es's-
nnsnts. and baggage checked through. .sv orleans
nhIosea se Iron, ru thrausb bet aeen
Iocai tickets sse good only fsr
70 che peians named on tns 3. sfs Il. Sa2eoIE,
1 Niu oe Esaei. General superintendent,
John n. siAcxuaDo, General 1ss'ss'es -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02
BY Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME,
ATTRACTIVE AND EXCEEDlhGLf
WELL. CONSTRUCTED, FIRST-CLASS. FOUR,
STORY, DOUBLE-BRICKD WELLiNG,No l00S
EELEvESTH sTREETs, NORTH sIDE.-As trus-
tees named in certain deed OF trust from Z; e.
warwick, Esq, dated May 10, 1874, OF record In
the Chancery Court of the city of Richmond, u. j..
IO4 page 3S5, shall, In pursuance OF said deed,
and by request of the holder of the second years
noie,- dated May IA, 1874, payable two years after
date, for the sum Of s., 8Os, default having been
been made In tile payment thereof. proceed 10 sell,
upon the premises, on MONDAY the llth day of
December, 1875, at O'Clock p. d.. the above beau
tiful and magnificent RESIDENCE, containing
about fourteen rooms, with wide hall through the
centre nd built In the very best manner and of the
costlIest material The stable has capacity for two
carriages and horses and Is well built. All the mod
ern improvements are In the house: The ,ySrds are
handsomely laid off with fine shrubhery, sc.
The lot fronts 90 feet OH Clay street: and runs
back to wide alley. Iron railing the entire 'front.'
TERMS Cash rs to sufilcicncy to pay off ard dis
charge the note Of $3,80S and interest until paid,
with cost and expenses of sale; residue npon terms
say upon a credit TIL 10th May, 1877, for 1902;
till May IS. 1878, for 81. 216, and upon credit for
s4,426 TN 18th May, 1879; and balance upon
terms to be given at sale.
- w. LYME.
A. K. COURTNEY, Trustees.
no % ), JOHN HOWARD, }
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02
. by Grubbs 6 Williams ~ 8
Real Estate Agents aud Aucttoneers.
IIfnrnn III sfrnnf hefSSnnn Main md Rank

TOUR BRICK TENEMENTS ON THE
Il NORTH SIDE, OF FRANKLIN STREET BE-
TWEEN FIFTEENTH AND UNION STREETS.
AND JUST ABOVE THE FIRST MARKET. AT
vember, commencing at O'Clock P. d., we will sell,
upon the premises, the -FOUR TENEMENTS
situated rs aDoye-one of them occupied by +: ID.
above; another occupied by Thomas Duke as a
livery stable and dwelling; and the other two,
The fronts are respectively 3d. 20, and two 23 feet
each.
This property Is situated In good position for
business, always rents readily, and now yields about
81 900 per annum.
Persons wishing safe and profitable investments
will do we'll tn attend the sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash. and the residue ut one,
two and three years for negotiable notes with inter-
est added, and secured by deed of trust upon tie
property. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

VALUABLE MILLING AND OTHER
Y PROPERTY IN FLUYANNA COUNTY
VA, FOR SALE.-I will offer for sale on the 25TH
DAY OF DECEMBER, Is &c, at Palmyra. Fluyanna
county, Va, the following properties:
lst The RIVANNA MILLS. situated OF an OK
tension Of the James River and kanawiia cana, In
Fluvanna county, Va. consisting Of two distinct
mill -ouscs-:l new framed grst-Dl with two pairs
of stones, aud plastcr-ill and large brick -four
ing-mill, capable of turning out fifty barrels per
day. provided with improvidcd smut and other ma
chInery. There Is OIL the place framed dwelling,
an excellent and roomy storehouse, almost new; a
large luIn ber-oisc. cooper's and brick blacksmths
shops, and stable. The whole included In about four
acres of land. 'tI..nagL 10
Wilmington. containing about THREE HUNDRED
ACRES, which has been surveyed in two parcels.
and will he sold whole or separately, US may be
thought best This place has all necessary buildings
and some Hat land
Sd A TRACT OF LAND in same county. on the
Hivanna river, containing ONE II \ d X E ID
ACRES. This place Is unimprovcd, but has por-
ton of river bottoms.
TERMS: One, two and three years credit, with
interest from day of sale, secured by Bonds with am
pie personal security and retention of legal title.
Personal security may he dispensed with, however,
by the payment of one third cash.
L. I. WALTON,
Administrator c.. t., a. r. W. Ashlin, deceased.
oc 24-iswTu&FtDc25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

An old and respected citizen Of Peters
burg named Brown was seized with para
lytic stroke yesterday While standing in
the door of his residence on Farmer street.
1t is feared that the attack will prove fatal,
as Mr.. Brown is sixty years OF age, and his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02
Auction sAIEs-Fnture Days.
BY w. Goddiu,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

3 ~. . 4 4
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-
S.ABLE HALF-ACRE Lot AND LARGE
BRICK DWELLING ON CHURCH Hill. At
TY-FTRST STREETs.-By virtue OF ! decree OF the
,Cancery Conrt of the city Of Richmond entered
on the Goth of November, 7G III the case Of Sizef
vs. Dckinson-s executor. and Mcclure ~. nlcSin-
son, &C., we shall. special commissioners thereby
appointed, proceed To- sell at public auction. on the
premises, on MONDAY The 1lth Decslnber 1876,
ut O'Clock PM If fair: If not. the lrst fair day
thercafter,) that VALUABLE PROPERTY located
rs above, OF which the late Colonel James NJ. G..
Dickinson died seized, now occupied BY Mr.. Hiram
B. Dickinson, who has through his counsel, agreed
to eacate tiie same ON the 15thof january next.
This Is beautiful location, and the house is built
or eight ro0ms.iE .-sHu. ~! - coop ~ y
TERMS One fourth cash balance Mt six; twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, and title retafned fiji nil the purchase money
Il fully paid and a!conyeyance ordered By the Court.
.,.a -. , F.. G.. MONCuRE, .,ta
@ = ~ - -t-..t-s JOE LANE STERN.
~ = ,}syb3T Ffs=r- ~ tCHASTAIN1 WHITE, -
"r.T r -l-.tg ,guas III D.; ~ GiLEIAM,Iss. i
:: de Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02
II RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC X. r. IN. :,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT
- RICHMOND. December /. 1876.
OF TRAINS,

~
On and after MONDAY, December 4,h. trains
will run on this road as follows:
745 A. 81 leaves the 3yrt;-S,reet station daily tex
cept Sunday, connecting with the Bal.
tiinOre ana Ohio ralroa,I at Shepherd,
opposite Alexandria; due at Camden
station Baltimore, at 2:35 P. NJ. and
with New York train due nc New
York ut 10:15 r. NJ: arriving AZ
Washington az l:20 j. II.
$3.50 z. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strect station daily. con-
meeting ~ Washington with the BALI
more aud Potomac railroad, arriving
in New York at $50 a. u. Through
sleeper from Richmond 20 New YORK.
price OF berth ~.
Junction. leaves BrOad-Strcet station
iSnndays exceptedl.
1905 4. II. arrives at Byrd-Sircet station daily.
leaves New York al sos the proceed
ing evening.
1l:30 z. NJ arrives NJ Byrd-Street station daily fey
s:4s 4. NJ AtcOMM6DA1ToS TRAIN arrives
st Broad-Street station (Sunr,ays ex-
cepted). ..u
4 passenger-car. which will be attached TO frc.h.
train. will leave BrOad-Strect depot on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY At 500 A. 81, ar
irving ut Quantico at 4:40 P.N Returning. will
leave Quantico on TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY at 10 A. NJ, arriving at Broad.Street
through sleepers and coaches run on night traIns
between Richmond and New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street station on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
Consignees OF live stock and perish
able articles, upon giving notice at depot can obtain
freight at BouIton ON preceding evening.
Through bills of ladng and rates given TO all pr!n-
cipal points North and West. f. T. D. MYERS.
General Superintendent.
G.. A. TAYLOR.
deg General Freight and Ticket Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

SOUTHERN ;LIFE-INSURANcE POL
NJ ICY-HOLDERs can recover the equitable value
or their policies which were Issued le fore the war
hY northern companies, and which tile companies
held 20 be yasd, by Immediately applying to LEVIN
w. BARRINGER,A Attorney Ut Law 208 soutk Se-
ysnth street, fhiadephia tformefy or North Caro-
ilnal ~ & jss.' B I'll q
N. B. Highest reference, given. Prompt atten-
l.ti a to all legal business. no l7-eod1mt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02
by Edward G. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
lO15 Main street.

TWO NEW FRAME DWELLINGS ON
i THE EAST SIDE OF CHERRY STREET
BETWEEN VERIFY AND ALBEMARLE
of deed OF trust dated 18th of December, 1876, and
recorded in the clerks Office of the Chancery Court
of Richmond city, being. required so 10 do by, the
ises, at 3A O'Clock p. NJ. on MONDAY, December
II, 1875, TWO NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS on
the east side Of Cherry street between Beverly and
AIbcmarle streets, each containing three rooms, and
each rented at 1888 per month. Lots 80 feet deep
TERMS: Cash to dcfray expenses OF sale and to
nav SSa4S now due, j. II. GODDTN.
no an 80. -r. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

NEW WAREHoUsE.-On motion Of j. W.
ellis ,,etc warehouse has been established
at Prospect Depot to be known rs Prospect
Warehouse, with II. c. Campbell as in
spector.-F arHaUile Mercury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

TEN STORES BURNED.-Sprinqtictd, Sass,
November 30.-An incendiary fire ut En-
field this morning destroyed ten stores ana
tenement block. Loss. $4,000: ins'-
rance, SIS, 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02
BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.


Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No 92I Hull street, Manchester, Va.
UCTION SALE FOR ANDREW
n JOHNSTON, TRUSTEE.-TEc undersigned,
as surviving trustee under two deeds of trust exc
cutcG by Robert Marks to Powhatan Roberts (now
tieccasc,) and tile undersigned one dated the goth
day of December, 1869, and the other dated the 9Th
day of APRIL $40. and both recorded In Chesterfield
County Court the goth day Of April, 1870,
will proceed. on the 18TH DAY OF DECEM-
Der, 1876. ut IL O'Clock noon, at the Union and
Cunlif pits, or one of thcn on the premises lately
operated p said Marks In coa!-mnns III GncJter
bidder for cash, the following property, embraced
In the said tru~t-deef-riZ.:
l FIFTEEN-HORSE ENGINE, with DRUM and
BOILERS. 1T the Union mines:
l SIX-HORSE ENGINE, with DRUM and BOIL
Err, at the Cunlffe mines;
aud ali other NJ A CHIN Y and FIXTURES
which are embraced IN the said deed of trust.
The sale will be continued or adjourned from day
to day until completed
dc ANDREW JOHNSTON. Trustee.