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The Van Buren press., 1876-09-19
Almt Grange, No. 80.

NJ F. LOCKE Master.
A. j, Steward. OVerseer,
+ l.. seward, Lecturer.
j. T.. Smith, Steward
w. Il Boiling Assistant Steward
A b. Dobbs, Chaplain,
I, w. Boiling, Treasurer,
A. B. Howell. secretary.
T. I. Byars, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. n A Locke. Ceres.
Mrs. b ?. Rentroe, Pomona,
Mrs. NJ. a Pride Flora.
Mrs. NJ. y. Smith. Stewardess,
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Hickory Grove Grange, No. 21o.
New Hope Grange, No. GIG.

Henry RrMY, Master,
j. G.. Wright, Overseer.
j. " Hatfield. Lecturer,
] L. Hatfield. Steward,
Roaz Adoy. thaplin,
John Hatfield, Treasurer.
John Johnston, Secretary,
\. NJ Couch. Gate Keeper,
Mrs. NJ. Il. Hatfield. Ceres,
Mrs. Laviua Wagner. Pomona,
Miss Coriela Giistrap, Flora.
Miss l.. Johnston, Asst SteWardcss.
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Van Buren, -EnCannment.

' meets on the Second and Fourth Thursday Of
a,h month. NJ odd Fellows Hall, Van Buren.
@mgsr,A l. i WAaO' e ~ F. o. nyssE NSSsEDJ,
s., CHARLES MILLER, Treas.
= march g. 1874 j. A. LOCkH -, Scribe.
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10. .. 4.

CRAWFORD LODGE, No. 6, of ODD FELLOWS,
y meets every Friday, at Q clock, p NJ, at tneir
dali in Eagle Block. ,,.,-,,. -,
J. 7. INGRAM, Sec'y.
Crawford lodge No 6. 10 F., Degree
Of Rebekah meets the first Thursday night of eve
ry month, at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Arizona Grange, No. so.

g. G, HOLLAND, Master,
G.. ". Meeks, Ovcrseer,
Walter Fine, Lecturer,
W Nckett. Stew ard,
" NJ, WHlker. Assistant steward,
Il. o. Kelley. Chaplain,
G. b Roe, Treasurer.
II Narhle. secretary.
W. Nj. Varhle. Gate Keeper
Mrs. Canette llanlin. Ceres,
Miss Sarah Mckibhen. Pomona,
Mrs. Catherine " alker, Flora,
Mrs. Martha Gilmore, Lady Asst. Steward
Hickory Grove Grange, No. 21O.
4. j. STEWARD. Master,
W =. laden. Ovcrseer,
II Snow. lecturer,
James tilbin, secretary.
A. Howell. Assistant steward,
j. B. Hill, Chaplin.
John Spier, Treasurer,
: u. Mcclure. Secretary,
William Asbell. Gate Keeper,
Mrs. II. NJ. Steward, Ceres,
Mrs +, 7. Bragg. Pomona,
Miss L. L, Spier, Flora,
Mrs NJ Bullock. Lady Assistant Steward
Regular meeting first Saturday after +
moon.
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sound anplaudIng be arrested and brought

found applauding be arrested and brought
to che, bar of the Senate. "a -. !, 4
Mr. Thurman said he hoped so too: rms
Senate was Edellbcrative body, anu tiose
here as spectators had no right To applaud,
This was time for calnness and GOODNESS.
Resurning his remarks, he said it was
Fundamental principle Of American and
English law that the military shall De
subordinate to the civil power, 4 ana
notwithstanding events OF the last
fifteen years In this country the spirit OF
civil liberty had not died out with the
people. There was no duty performed by
soldier so distasteful to him as this inter-
ference in elections. Rome had Govern
ment once, the officers OF which were
chosen by the people, yet military cnlel,
tain ovetnrew the liberties OF Rome, and
from the time he passed the Rhbicon she
was free country only In name, put oes'
potisn, in fact. v
Mr.. Edmunds argued that the army OF
the United States was bound to support she
Iprocess Of courts when legally called upon
to do so, and it was one OF the duties OF the
President to go have the force at Ibis comhlano
stationed that the laws should be executed;
He believed the President OF the Unlted
States had good reason for sending troops
to Petersburg, and he would be GLAD &c
have all the facts laid before the country.
The resolution, as modified, was then
agreed to without division, 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-08
%r. r., by Robert Is. Lyme, ae
Real Estate Agent anu Auctioneer.
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME,
TTRACTIvE, AND EXCEEDINGLY
WE'LL. CONSTRUCTOR. FIRST-CLASS. FOUR
STORY, DOUBLE-BRICk DIV TELLING, Nc. zoos
ELEVESTH STREETs, NORTH slDE.-As trus.
tees named In q certain. deed Of trust from P. O..
warwick, ESQ.,, dated May ID. 1874. Of record Ia
the Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond, D. Is
lO4 page 3S5, We shall. In pursuance OF said deed,
and by request OF the holder of the second years
note, datea May Il, 1874, payable two years after
date, for the sum OF $3,S0S, default having been
boon made in the payment thereof. proceed to sell
upon the premises, on MONDAY the II tn day Of
December 1916, at O'Clock =. H., the above beau.
tiful and magnificent RESIDENCE, containing
about fourteen rooms, with wide hall through the
centre, and built In the very best manner and OF the
costliest material. The stable has capacity for TWO
carriages and horses, and Il well built. All the mod
ern improvements are In the house. The yards are
handsomely laid of with fine shrubbery &c. II.
The lot fronts 100 feet on Clay street. and runs
back to wide alley. Iron railing the entire 'front.'
TERMS: Cash as TO suf1ccncy TO pay OF and dis
charge the note Of $3,S08 and interest until paid,
with cost and expenses OF sale; residue upon terms
say upon credit TIL 9Th May, 1877, for a ,012
tin Ray 10, 1879, for 16, and upon credit for
s4,420 till 10th May, 1879; and balance upon
terms to be given at sale.
W. Fl. LYME. .
@at 4. r. COURTNEY, Trustees.
no % JOHN HOWARD.
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airhn,ol,d lislatlh,
FRIDAY 49,. !. DEC EsfBEf s, 1876.
STANTON.
OF ro@Ls 10 RIeaAoSD--pRRsoSAI
EARLY SNAKE. &c.

ELEcTIoS OF suPERrNTENpENT--stIip MRNTs
OF r0WLS 10 RIGuAoSD--pRRSoSA
EARLY SNAKE. &c.
tCersesaontence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER z, 1876.
Fhe City Council has elected Captain Ar
thur w. Smith, a nephew OF Ex-Governor
William Smith, Superintendent of our We
fer.Works. Captain Smith was formerly an
engineer on the Richmond and DanvilIe
railroad, and aimee the war has been a con
ductor on the Midland railroad. There
were seventeen applicants for tho place,
among whom were Messrs. Alexander Cali
der, Charles III. Lucas, and: w. l.. Lucas, OF
Richmond. Many OF the applicants bad
letters OF recommendation from Colonel
Cutshaw, your City Engineer, and Superin-
tendent James L. Davis, OF the Richmond
Water-Works The situatian only pays
$500 a year now, but the salary will proba-
bly, be better hereafter. 81 Z. ..s {.
In two days last week there we've ship
ped from Alderson's, on the Chesapeake
aud Ohio railroad, 10000 pounds OF dressed
fowls to Richmond, and from Konceyerfe
$500 pounds. ,,,s
The church charities arc in full blast. I'm
week we have had Second Presbyterian
supper, an Episcopal lsaTlor supper, 8 Meth
odist chapel supper, sed at the Grange Hail
tonight the Baptisss sire holding O, fair., Il!
Letters received here from Brussels, No
vember Tth instant, say that among the
American visitors there was Miss Ellen l..
Hutchinson, OF RichuaoRd. This young lady
recently graduated ut the Augusta Female
Seminary here. I.
Notwithstanding the fearful cold weather
here, garter-snaac was caught near town
Monday by Mr.. ". j. Gayhart. lis this q
sign OF an early spring? penn.
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@.. BY Frank J.. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No aoI Hnll street, Manchester, Va.

A ssIGNEE's AUCTION SALE OF VAL
GfNEs, BOILERS, HOUSES; AND LARGE , II LOT OF
PE H1 asb new ANb Old BRHs at TIE
T gK!ESSSS SSSRE7S,fNEs' II IhE So6STx 81
WEDNEspA Mn on i the pre
e and Sg Sas o 10 n Until
Eight Ell ENGINES and BOILERS, i
BRASS MoR;klNG BARRELS, f.. l2't:
Ss Ei S. F fit e Pes Of sncn pipe
with brass working barrels and buckets and
Two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and'contents of tools
Han She ia" Office, FURNITURE and PIT sup
6pss FooS and
sfER + f5$ s. an q, esssenss
Large iot Of old AMI new IRON PIPES and CAST
Large lot of old and new BRASsEs-some very val
liable;
Large lot of old and new ROPE and CHAINS, t3,
CARTS. LOG-WAGQN, ~
Lot eff CARS and BOXES,
Several PLANK HOUSES and SHEDS and TIM
not heretofore enumerated, and many nfscellane-
Gus articles useful to farmers and parties engaged In
the coal or steam sawmi business, too numerous 70
Most Of this property is comparatively new and in
rst-class repair and working order, ana snouio al,
tract the attention of farmers, coai-mlners' ana
TERMS: All sums of 800 and under, cash will
eas isr the bance hGee
payments ut thirty sixty, and ninety days, Tor ne
gotiabie notes with interest added from day q sale
NO op-eodtd Assignee.
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GOmptrOlIer'S Report.
GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF NATIONA
BANK STOCK.

GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF NATIONAL
.. BANK STOCK.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has
transmitted to Congress list OF share
holders Of the national banks, showing the
number OF shares held by each, and the
residences OF the shareholders. The total
number CT shares is, 6,505, $3.50, and Of share
holders 20S,4S6. The shares were issued
by banks in the various geographical divi-
sions, as follows: In the Eastern States,
2,01S,S2G, of which the banks Of Massachu-
sets issued'9Ss, 700; in the Middle States,
3,051, 1878, Of which the New York banks is
sued ], 4S2, TAG; in the Southern and South
western States, 429,393; in the Western
States, 987, 1888, and In! the Pacific States and
Territories, 900.
The number OF shareholders residing in
the Eastern States was S6,975, Of whom
1864 were.in Massachusetts. In the Mid
die States there were 6S,122, Of whom
26,339 were in New York and 2S,612 in
Pennsylvania; in :the Southern and South
States, l7,170; and in the Pacific States and
Territories, 121.
The number Of shares held in foreign
countries Is g., a7S, of which 6,519 are owned
in the Dominion Of Canada, GIFTS in Great
Britain Including 1873 Of Maryland banks),
3,764 in France (382 of Maryland), and 4, 1G2
in Germany Q,9l6 Of. Maryland). The num-
Der OF shares of banks in each State held in
foreign countries is 1926 in New York,
3.40S in Massachusetts, 1881 in Maryland,
1915 in Pennsylvania, 1890 in Maine, ,G34
In Louisiana, S64 in Rhode Island, 612 in
Michigan, 4S9 in South Carolina, 40 in Con-
necticut, 1866 in Indiana, 200 in Wisconsin,
and los in Illinois.
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DANVILLE.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER 6, 1875.
The sales Of lcaf tobacco for last mouth
were rs follows: Number OF pounds sold,
1851 amount paid therefor, Sl13. 1887;
average per hundred pounds, S14.S9. The
sales for the same month Of last year were
as follows: Number of pounds sold, 1,293.-
1866; amount paid therefor, -$l19, 1881 /;
average per hundred pounds, 1926.
The sales for October and November OF
this year stand thus: Number of pounds
sold, 1,GGs,6i3; amount paid therefor,
S275, 4O6.29; average per hundred pounds,
$16.4S. The sales for the same mouths Of
last year stood thus: Number OF pounds
sold, 1920, 100; amount paid therefor,
S193,2676l; average per hundred pounds,
Sl0.56.
The average for last month, it may be
worthy OF note, was s14.S9; that for the
month preceding, SlS.01; and the sales for
last month were less than for the month
preceding by over 100000 pounds. ~.
The internal revenue from manufactured
tobacco and cigars for last month amounted
to S72,262.87; for the same month Of last
year, SSl, 375.66; for the last two months,
$173, for the same months OF last
year, 1856, 02S.16. ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-08
BY Frank j. Sampson
q Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
-, M. e21 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBLIC
CAUCTION OF A FARM IN CLOVER HILL
TOWNSHIP, IN THE COUNTY OF. CHESTER
FIELD.-By virtue Of q decree Of the County Court
Of Chesterfield county, entered at the June term,
partner, &C., against Thomas s. Terrells admins
TRAITOR and will sell In front Of the courthouse
of Chesterfield county, Va, on MONDAY, Decem-
Der IL. 1875 being county az II O'clock
Nc, a FARM of! ONE HUNDRED AND THlR-
TEEN ACRES lmore Or lcssl, adjoining the land
of w. b. IeIcbers estate, In Glover Hill township
Ches terrified county, Va. .r..y..-,.s .a
The land Is very good, and could easily be made a
desirable farm; well watered and timbered;l the
buildings ample and In toerable good repair; situ-
ated In very respectable and thrifty neishborhood
near Clover Hill Pits. .GJ& .-@! ,Ini3H @!.
TERMS: For ca.h as to so much of the proceeds as
may lie requisite to defray the expenses of sale and
pay all the costs Of this suit not provided for BY or
paid under the provisions Of the decree heretofore
entered In this cause and the residue upon a credit
of one, two, three and four years, payable In equal
instaments with interest thereon from tile gay or
SALE the purchaser to execute his bonds for The de-
ferred payments and the title to the land sold 10 DC
retained until the whole OF the purchase-rnoney has
been paid and conveyance directed by the court.
de =. Commissioner.
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TWO NEW FRAME DWELLINGS ON
Il THE EAST SIDE OF CHERRY STREET
BETWEEN BEy VERIFY AND ALBEMARLE
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue
of deed of trust dated 4th OF December, 1875, and
recorded In the clerks Office OF the Chancery Court
Of Richmond city, being required so to do by the
beneficiary therein secured, will soil, the prem
ises, at 3h O'Clock r. NJ. on MONDAY, December
IL, 1876, TWO NEAT FRAME DWELLINGS on
the east side of Cherry street between Beverly and
Albemare Streets each containing three rooms and
each rented Mt 1888 per month. Lots 135 feet deep.
TERMS: Cash to defray expenses Of sale and to-
nav 494S now due. fta j. II. GODDIN,
= no On Trustee
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Mrs. Lucy'A Barb Is appointed postmas.
ter at Mount Clifton, Shenandoah county,
Va., vice Jacob D. Barb, deceased. Morti-
mer n. Mays is appointed postmaster at
Variety Mills, Nelson county, Va, uice En-
ma v. Moore, resigned. Isaac Edmonson
is appointed postmaster ut Green Cove,
Washington county, Va, vice Abel Pen.
nington, declined. A new post-otfice is
established at Friendsburg, Washington
county, Va, between Abingdon and Rye
Valley, with William w. Prunier as post
master. The post-office at Wards Springs,
Pittsylvania county, Va, is reestablished,
with E. b. Fitzgerald as postmaster. The
post-ofice at Rocky Station, Lee county,
Va, is also reestablished, with A. L. Lloyd
as postmaster.
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Isy J, Thompson Brown, 49,.
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer,
:" 1113 Main street.

.ToR SALE, BRICK DWELLING. AND
Il LARGE GARDEN ATTACHED, WITH
FRUITS AND GRAPE-YINES. &C., ON. WEST
MARSHALL CORNER GRAHAM STREET-At
the request Of the owner WIN sell ut public auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, December 10,
1876, at O'Clock p b., the above desirable proper.
ty, consisting OF substantial BRICK DWELLiSSS
attached thereto, The ground Is at tbs northwest
corner OF west Marshall and Graham streets, front
ing ON said Marshall street about 70 feet. and run.
ming back 1877 feet to an alley eight feet wide. III
The property will be sold us q Whole, or SUD
divided, as may be desired at sale.
den would do welEto attend the sale. H,sn1 :,
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash; balance at SIX, twelve:
and eighteenth months. Interest added and secured
BY trust-deed. -: J.TH0MPSON BROWN, ,
de Gid 49,. =. Auctioneer.
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BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.
No. OIL Hull street, Manchester, Va.

A UCTION SALE FOR ANDREW
n. JOHNSTON, TRUSTEE.-The undersigned.
as SURVIVING trustee under two deeds Of trust exc
cuted by Robert Marks to Powhatan Roberts nov
deceaset, and the undersigned, one dated the goth
day Of Decembe. 1869, and the other dated the 9Th
day of April, andlsoth recorded In Chssterneld
viii procecd, ON the 18TH DAY OF DECEM-
BEE, 1875. at IL o'clock noon, nc the Union and
Cunlie pits, or one Of them, on the premises lately
field county, sell nj public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash. the following property, embraced
I'm the said erust-deed-yiz. s7gs7 i, s'sf..s 80.
i FIFTEEN-HoRSE ENGINE, with DRUM and
BOILERS. at the Union mines:
! SIx-H0RSE ENGINE, with DRUM and BOIL
Err, at the Cunlife mines: 49,
aud ali other 81 A CHENERY and FIXTURES
which are embraced In the said deed OF trust
The sale will be continued or adjourned from Gay
de- N''' 80 tnSDREW JOHNSTON. Trustee.
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
..~ HOG Main street,

SALE OF A FRAMED
i HOUSE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BAKER
BETWEEN FIRST AND ST. JAMES STREETS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue of deed of
trust from Silas Brown to the undersigned trustee,
dated the goth of September, 1875, and duly re-
corded in the clerks office of the Chancery Court of
the city of Richmond d. B. LOG a, page BIG, and
being required so to do by the beneficiary, VIII pro-
MONDAY the nth day Of December, 1875, at
o'clock p. ~. the HOUSE and LOT loeated as above
described The house has three rooms. Lot,
10 5-l2x116 feet, more or less. - r.
TERMS: Reasonable. and mnde known Mt sale. ~
GEORGE W. WARREN.
no 40 -. Trustee.
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BY Frank ). Sampson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. o2l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT PUBLIC
W AUCTION OF A FARM NEAR MOUNT
HERMAN CHURCH, IN THE COUNTY OF
CHESTERFIELD.-By virtue OF decree Of the
County Court OF Chesterfield county, entered ct the
February term 1872 thereof, in the case OF Aaron
H. Branch against Virginia R. Bfanch's adtninistra-
tor, win sell in front Of the courthouse OF CheS-
terfeld county. Va. on MONDAY, December IL
&C FARM Of ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE AND
TWO-THIRD ACRES (more or lessl, near to Mount
Herman church, on the Genito road, in Clover Hill
township. The land was originally good, and could
easily be improved. The buildings are ample, but
need some repairs. Situated In very respectable
neishborhood.
TERMS: A sufficient amount in cash to pay costs
of suit and expenses OF sale; and the balance In
y-folr months, the purchaser to execute his bonds,
carrying interest from day or sale the little retained
unfit all the purchase money has been paid aud
~ Sti = 800 SOCRATES BROOKS,
ae5T ~ .ss:. sa Commissioner
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and hucHonecr,
Ills Main street, opposite the Dlspdtch.

.DRICK DWELLINGS ON NINE
ID TENTH STREET NORTH OF BROAD
STREET At AUCTION.-By virtue Of q deed OF
trust executed by }. j. Wlitehurst and wife. dated
18th of August, 1879, and recorded In the Rich
mord Chancery Court, d. B. 80 Il, p. 249, we. the
undersigned. as trustees In the said deed being there.
10 required by the noteholdr account Of defauit
In payment notes, will sell tpublic auction the
premises, on SATURDAY, December q, 1876, az 4
O'Clock p n, the following REAL ESTATE, de-
scribed therein as follows: "An that LOT or
PARCEL OF LAND lying and being IL the city Of
Richmond, With BRICK TENEMENT and other
improvements thereon, Situated on the eastern side
Of Nineteenth street between Broad and Marshall
streets twcnty-seyen feet six inches, running back
seventy feet to the line Of William Greanors pro-
perty, being the third tenement north Of Broad
street, and tue same real estate conveyed to Robert
H. Davis by B. Tracy and wife by decd Of 18th of
February, 1863, duly recorded In the Henrico Coun.
The HOUSE Is No. sos north Nineteenth street,
and Is now rented by r. H. Anderson, Esq.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale. and sSG5.80
being amount Of unpaid notes and interest-$73.45
on December l5, 1876; 1914 on January IS,
1877; S74.03 ON February is, 1877; S74.32 on
March Is, G1S77 $74.6I ON April Is, 1877;
$74.9O on May l5,, 1877 $3.50 on june 49,
1877; *75.49 on July Is, 1877, and S75.77 on
August Is. 1877; and the balance such terms as
may be announced at SALE. DOG &a1E-.
..Er CHARLES PHILIPS,
''t l. g. TOWER.
3d., ~ = = - CYRUS B0ssIEUX,
j. THOMPSON Bnews, Auctioneer. de 5-ids
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MANASSAS, December 1.-THE Rev. Charles
King, OF the Northern Methodist Episcopal
Church, in the County Court on Tuesday,
was found guilty OF an indecent assault
on 5Irs. Nancy A. Story and fined 500. Mrs.
Story is the wife OF q northern settler, and
resides six miles from Manassas. 1t is re-
ported on the street this morning that King
has fed. leaving the fine and costs unpaid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-08
~ by +. j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent land Auctionecr,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester, Va.

VALUABLE LAND IN CHESTER
' TERRIFIED COUNTY, VA, At AUCTION ton;
decree Of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield In the
chancery suit of Cogbill's creditors rs. Cogbill's
heirs, &c. shall offer for sale 70 the highest bidder
Mt the old Courthouse at the time named, the
TRACT OF LAND, with the appurtenances, In the
occupancy OF Mrs. - Cogbill. the widow OF w. ".
T. COgbiIl. There are about 265 ACRES. The
whole tract will be sold subject to the widows right
Of dover In IS - acres =. This lands In paie
township near the old Courthouse, the home OF the
late w. w. T. Cogbill.
TERMS: One. fourth cash: balance at one ana two
years, purchaser to execute negotiable notes wen
tanned til] Maid for Sale subject to confirmation Of
court ALEXANDER DOMAIN. q,
49," r E=s". III Commissioner.
Il r SAMpSoS Auctioueer. ~ de b q
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NEW MEx1cO--A REPUBLICAN ELECTED TO
8 s q. Santa he, December g.-The
eiacial canvass Of the notes polled in New
Mexico ut the recent election give Romero
tRfpnblieans for. Congress, 1891: Raldes
ADemesratl, 7,4iS. Romero majority, 8. ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-08
st;g BY Richardson & Co. ST. &,
!, i, Real Estate Agents and Auct.onecrs,
.,.5.s lib Main street.
VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING ON

BRICK DWELLING ON
/. FRELEvENTH STREET BETWEEN MAP.
SHALL AND CLAY FOR SALE By AUCri1S%A.
DAY, the l1th December, l $40. at 4 o'clock P. M.
that attractive wei-built, arranae3
BRICK DWELLING No. 4e5 Eleventh. street. re-
three stories above containifg therein EIGHT isre
md two small roon1s. with wing In the rear c1
tanning six rooms, including Kitchen seryans, ana
bathroom, With arrangements for hot aud cold
water. .th."ss ~ 81 s"N
In q neighborhood equal to the best; within eva
market and ali pieces OF Importance and Iossessne
all the attractions ind advantages OF art-classs
residence, this property cannot fall to be good In
.yestnent at all times -
! TERMS: One fourth cash balance in .ix; tseIy.
and eighteen months; negotiable notes given fr tss
deferred pay ments, with interest sdde and
by a deed OF trust. RICHARDSON eco,
de .isE AStsE So II .ti.' fF3b2tE Auctfoupt.r<g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-08
i .,--:l"rBy Robert b. Lyle, :,
{successor Of Lyme & Brother,)
Real Estate Auctioneer. :, -.
.- 1912 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A MOST
" VALUABLE LOT ON NORTdWEST COR
NER OF BROADANDGILMERS STREETS, WITH
A HANDSOME. NEW. TWO-STORY BRI G X
STORE, WITH DWELLING OVER SAME. CON
TANNING THREE jR0OMS.-1n pursuance Of a
decree of The Chancery Court OF the city Of Rich
nonf in suit of Orchell Us. Orchel &C.. entered on
the 10th day Of November ls7S shall prSeeed 70
December, S76, ut 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the above de-
sirable property, consisting of ancwy-constructed
BRICK STORE, with several nice sooms In the rear
and dwelling OF several rooms above, and tine lot
25x135 feet. This sale Is worthy Of notice.
TERMS: BY order Of Court, one-third In cash re,
eighteen months, with per cent. interest added TO
negotiable notes, and title held until all purchase
money Is paid and conveyance Is ordered by the
Court o.. fat w. +. q. GARNETT,JR., F.
no 81 ..... 49,. ,s..s - ...,. commissioner.