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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

MANY of the Nor'berR papers are pro.
rhesylpg general massacre Of negroes If
the troops are Withdraw from Louisiana.
We do not believe such thing would
occur, :or The South knows that negro
killing will result 10 killing the South.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08
Arrival in Baltimore OF the Murderer OF tho
Mate Of the Bark New Light.

tBy Telegraph 10 the National Republican,
BALTIMORE, MD., April T. The bark Ell
voTtOn which arrived from Rio Janeiro, brought
George Collins, seaman, charged with the murder
Of Marshal Tessenden, mate OF the bark New
lights, on December II, last, while on q voyage
from this port to Rio. Collins was taken before
United states Commissioner Rogers aud had n
preliminary hearing and was committed to Jail
lvr a further hearing Tuesday afternoon next.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

THE Democrats are now screwiug up
their courage and say ing General GRANT
is the WILLIAM THE SILENT, the MARI.
noRouou, the NAroLEoN of to-day, and
that he will magnify with the centuries.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

TnRET Of tho greatest enterprises no
Icing considered on this mundane sphere
are the inland sea in africa, a railroad
across Asis. and the Central American in
terocesulc canal. The next creates. i'm
provement that can be made is back
pocket for DR.. MARY WALEER's dress
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

THE United States consul at Callao, the
PRINCIPAL port of Peru, is dead. The news
reached here yesterday, and 1t is said that no
lees than two hundred and thirty applications
for the place have already been received.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

rs EVERYBODY expected, the allegations
against Minister SLwAEp, at Peking, are
without foundation. Inc Consal General
ueed not have disavowed the charges,
for the people never btliev we'd them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

TnE Louisiana commission, after look.
ing over the ground in New Orleans, have
concluded that peaceful settlement con
he secured by means of united Legisla.
ture. This Is welcome intelligence
With the Louisiana question permanently
settled, the country will run along in the
grooves Of prosperity without a jar
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

ROGER A. PHYoR will speak at the
decoration ceremonies in New York.
This is substantial evidensc that the times
and sentiments of the people have changed
70 a certain extent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

TINES are getting very, very hard in
Chicago. Tho papers arc advertising "fst
mems balls" Those who are fond of cod
fish balls will not care to change their diet.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

The Illumination of ssnguinary procl,.
nations by the Captain General OF Cubl
ought TO eliminate 10 the destruction Of
Spanish rule on the Island.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

hMrSEMES7S rO- uoRROW NfGHr.
MAGICAL TnThrrr-1ig. :, L. Davenport In
DdnI DfuCs.
AvtSuE TBEATrU--iar,vly eulerta,nmsnt-Si
Salem.
TELErnuSE CoNrr"r at Lincoln hail.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

UNCLE SANS credit will increase
amazingly If Secretary SHERMAN eau keep
on reducing the public debt as he did 10
March
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08
Wendell Phillips Requested by Colored Men
OF New Orleans to Repeat His Lecture.

Boston, April 7--Wendell Phillips yester.
day received n dispatch from number OF promi.
'cil c"'rTcd men IN New Orleans urging hun 10
l"'""' H. fhil"G"'Fhir i"clutc IN y;npT part o.
.Lc t'GLty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

Mr.. DEAN seems 20 bold the secret of
the Bu.lng Slip enterprise. Will he
unravel II for the curious public2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

THE mOmcntous question now agitatlug the
clubs 'nl cafes of New York Is, "who is the
woman with the wart two inches under the
left ear that is with OAKEY HALLp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

GENERAL BANKS is rapidly coming into
favor as the Conservative candidate FOR
Speaker
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

SITTING Bull has gone to meet his
cousin, JoHS Bull. in the British posses.
siops
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

THE DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
DAN BE OBTAINED IN NEW YORK AT
BRENTANO'S NEWS EMPORIUM, 80
UNION SQUARE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

THE pATI.Y AND SUNDAY REPURLI.
CAN CAN BE PROCURED AT THE STORE
OF MARION a. GROWN, NO ~ WEST
BALTIMORE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

DAILY "A psgcsl by Carrlgts. o. cents per mon n.
By mrt, pOttpHid, Is Per y"pr: - for BfN months,
and q ior three months Terms irY AriabY q I'D
vance
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

EIeroo,irg "orhr'y 20 eG.itr;y Jil1s aud
.f,ir rroi11' duriHg 10 T,aro.ag, followed DIR.
iDo he afternoon o. c"u'"y ~ c'oniy tsntI'r
tUprC'pr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-08

NOTICE

Ds,.y-b cents a line for ordinary adysris,rs Z.
on editorial psge, u per line. First page, $40
Der line
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-08
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by ". Gouun,
Real Estate Agent and Aucftonccr.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

H,RJJSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
| BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF ROSS STREET BETWEEN GOVERNOR AND
FOURTEENTH: Also. TRACT OF ONE HUN f.
pRER AID E9RTX;NIINNEy A SKE Of hth SWRhiYY
STATION, AND AN UNDIVIDED M0lETY OF
EXCELLENT FARM ON TUCKAIIOE CREEK;
IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY. co MAJ y ~
THREE HUNDRED AND EiGHTG.E;iGiin u
virtue Of three several deeds Of trust, duly exc;
cuttd and recorded In the proper courts, ]
shall M the request of the trustee nnd In ac-
cOr,laucc with the terms of The saln dccds'
nrocrcd to sell Ut public auction. on INC prem
iscs No. 1916 Ross street, on MONDAY, 7tn May
1877 ut o'clock. that new ana very htsirtnc
BRICK DWELLING located rs above. containing
eight or nine rooms, admirably arranged for INC NC
comm odation Of n modrrate-szcd family. The 10y
has L Il ont OF 32L feet and depth OF aDoul LOU
feet $50 rs 10 include the allcyl, on when thcrc
stands an excellent BRICK STABLE. 5000
At tho SAME TINE AND PLACE, ana ny Iir,ue
Of the said deeds Of trust and ut the request Oh tnc
trustee shall sell at auction tract of l49 AtKES
OF LAND.in Chesterfield county, near me liall
way station, designated rs No on plat hnneHcu
to 4 deed from w. II. Gwatlimey to James u; iiat'
said to be Of good soil and covered BY pine ana ONE!
wood. Also, an UNDIVIDED MOlErY ora IkA aol
OF LAND in Goochland county. on Tuckahoe creek
adjoining the celebrated Carhon-ll coal worRs,coh,
talning 3SS ACRES tthc other moicty being owned
by Mcssrs John w. Coitrcll and DR.. W. r. ialhicrt
known as "Sycamore Grove This Is Saiu 10 ne !
good farm. but its great value Is believed to De IN INC
| valuable coal-bcds supposed to be Underlying thh
farm.
While the deeds require Il cash sale, yet am
authorized by Inc trustee to say that the bcnehcliry
I'm the several deeds will accept most liberal terms
secured bv a deed of trust. W. GODDIS,
apes ''c'iohecf'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-08

tbis letter of the London Company, anu'
hurt at the al!usion to their supposed sH-
ccss in drinking and apparel. wrote as Io,-
Lows. under date or 10Th OF January, lo---
'23, O. S.: would
i've were in good hope that you woula
,,ot have added sorrow to affection, wonna",
ing our representatives with such aisSia';;,
fnI rcnroofs, unworthy OF Our suiler,hS,,Hi
not of our industry. But IL you "oula
have first assembled to the true cause, nav,
mo since lost more by the immediate hanu
of Cod than by the trcachcry OF the saVases;;
Aud would to God that the coVctousnesss, ",
some ut home did not only (sendl IN luir u, ;nc.
excessive, but In quality base anu IL, i,,,t
tious for apparel. we know no tA..aN , wn'
In the parishes, and had nor t'siG ,, oM II
for our poverty and nnkedhesS.
wborcas in the beginning OF you letters by
she Trueloye YOU pass so heavy cenSurc
rnon no. ms II we alone were guilty, you may
hn ,,,cascd TO consider what instructions
Won nave formerly given us to win the In
i,ians to MS by kind entertaining OF them
In orr houses, and IL it were possible TO CO.
habit with us, and how impossible IT IS LOT
INV watch and ward to secure us against
such secret enemies, that live promiscuously
amongst us, and are harbored in our bosoms,
all histories and your own discourse mag
sufficiently inform you u.s.
As tho expiration of Governor WAITS
term OF Office drew nigh, in 1924, Captain
now Sir Samuel, Argall tried TO De Ills sue,
ccssor. but the London Company IN Aprli
reelected him. Their minute Is rs follows
" Sir Francis Wyatt being proposed TO tne
Court, and some earnestly moving that Sir
Samuel AreaA might stand in election, they
were both baIlotted, and the place fell TO S!r
Frsncis WYATT BY having 60 balls, SIR sam
mel hrnall S, and the negative box = IN
November, 1914, and in August, 1919, Ar
call pctitioned the East India Company 1or
cmploymcnt in their service, but was not
accented, and in December, 1921, his frlcnds
made a third proposal for him 10 take COM
mand of q ship, but some " exception taken
to him" the Company concluded more
marine man would be OF best use TO inc
Company and would be best obeyed." IL
must have been modification to see now
few" votes he obtained in the Virginia Com,
panY as Tic opponent OF wyatt. IN 100
Governor Wyatt returned TO EhSlah0
to attend to the estate OF his deceased
father. Thirteen years elapsed ana lie was
again, in 1859, appointed Governor oy
Charles the First. He remained III ono.
until the next year. occiPtaly A'i"i,
that he desired to be spared from ms en-
nlovmcnt and return to England. George
Sondys. the Treasurer OF the Colony. uncle
Of Lady Wyatt, left Virginia about the same
time. and made Bexley, in Kent, the seat OF
the WAITS, his home. Governor WyMt
died at Bcxley on the 9th OF August, 1913;
In n few mouths George Sandys passed
away and was buried from the same house.
In the register OF Bcxley Abbey is this
entry: "Georsius sandys, roetarum An.
glorum sui Saeculi Princeps, supultns 1ult
Martii 7 stilo Ang|ic An. Dom. lG43." In
less than three weeks aftes his death his
niece, the wife of Governor Wyatt, was
lsoburicd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-08
by Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.

Eleventh street between Nain anu BANK.
TRUSTEES SALE OF y LARGE
L NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS On LAX
REL AND CHERRY STREETS, BEIMEEN
CUMBERLAND AND ALBEMARLE STkEEISs
AT AUCTION-!n part execution Of Il dceu OF
trust from Lewis f. Iarvie and wife to the suoscr-
hers rs trustees. duly recorded in Richmond Cham
ccry (our. being thereto required by the holder or
the notes secured. win sell by auction, upon the
premises respectively. I'm the order named below.
on MONDAY. 2lst May. commencing mt > O'Clock
=. NJ, the following PROPERTY conveyed besaid
sEVESTY FRONT FEET on the west side Of
Laurel street between Cumberland AVID Beverly
street,, and adjoining st. Andrews chapel:
TWO HUNDRED AND SlNTT-SlSE FRONT
FEET on the west side of Laurel street between
Beverly and Altcmarlc streets: -
SIXTY FRONT FEET al the southeast CORNER OF
Cherry and Beverly streets; and ,
SIXTY FRONT FEET on the east side OF Cherry
street, beginning sixty feet north or AiGc'narc
street.
In common 20 feet wide and they will b. Slb-iVlded
and sold in such lots or prccls us l3y DC desired oF
bidders. :.
They are situated in the centre Of . very I'M
nroync mart Of the city. with the strcef-car railroad
on their front Laurel street, AMI offer about rs
safe and profitable an investment, ut present lriccs
as can he found in any real estate III this CITY,
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale Tor ABOUT
81 900 cash, but it Is probable that arrangements
may be made 10 allow to purchassr rs ne usual terms
~ crcd,t L. w. GRUBRS.
\. d. WILLIAMS,
vS1O12Std Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-08
By Robert 3. Lyme
Successor to Lyme & Brotherl,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
1919 Nain street..

rV1PJTSTEE'S SALE OF THAT VERY
VALUABLE LOT NEAR TIE CORNER OF
FIFTH AND HULL STREETS, IN THE CITY
OF MANCHESTER, EA.-As trustee In certain
decd of trust dated April 20. 1876, from g. Ill.
Brooke, of record In the clerks Office of the Hus-
inps Court of Manchester In Deadlock No. 2 page
40 shall proceed 10 sell. upon the premises being
required so to do by the holders OF the note therein
secured, default having been made In the payment
thereby OH FRIDAY, May L, 1877, NJ o O'Clock
p NJ fiat DESIRA BL T. LOT above described. The
lot fronts on Hull street sc feet, and runs back l65
feet.
This Is certainly rare chance TO purchase q iot
In thr worry heart of the city for building purposes,
and should command The attention OF those seeking
such property.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 sullicencv to pay off note of
5000 with cost. Interest, &C., from maturity till
paid with costs and other expenses OF sale upon
such terms rs will be given by the grantor or. In
of his failure bv c trus tee 1T the time Of sale.
my Z ROBERT r. LYME. Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-08
BY Frank ID. Hi,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0ne"F'
HOS Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING; ~
Y 4O6 SEVENTH STREET, EETWhkH M.
SAIL AND CLAY, At AUCTlUN.--At u. III, III
of the owner viii offer, on WEDNESDA ',iI,I -
9TH at 8 o'clock Z. ~, on the prru!!Srs, Ia :.
TRijyIY DESIRABLE PROPERTY. locs'sd -
above. The DWELLING has been rece'.! c",'t.In-
consists OF basement aud two stories aon,S
&, ~ .hnu, .;yIr GOOD rooS-lu oScrn I'm lIrp'cnt''
a,1nIe servants accommodation, &c. Inc 10,
40 feet on seventh street and run, Oaeh W ,r"nt.
street making IL very valuable ~ L. III ing nr,r
This property IS In every WAY dc>irao'c' n.I,rI
- tba rcntr, of the city aud conveniently Ne-'''
for n,rt,r, living on Broad or Main street. ,xlyc
TERMS: one-fourth cash; gai'n n,r cent; in,r,r,;
and eighteen months, WIN SIX P'' w."
a1as y;;s s.i"'s0 y FRANK y. HILL, A4c!ons<I:
TRTTsTEE'S SALE OF FALUAbnLE
IsSDIN CHARLES CITY COuNtlT;. -t,"r,
;u,ut to = deed Of trust from Inon,sS I" biS xife,
d.,sd isnusry l. 1872. viii sell at puoSs sGt 81,
NAV Ell. II O'Clock 81, HtK1 ~ u be
TRHtT OF LAND In Charles cry CONN., ,,s9,,,nScd on
inn mart of the old sandy Point es'atsl, Ut by
,hs norih by the uorse-BridSe road. on a hx h.
the lands OF Harriet r. on ,h ne, main comfy
James risef .sid land viii be sold III four
re-. Of which viii contain each about one ~ VOL
acres OF cleared land ana orn,nS about one hun-
innJ aud forty-seycn acres Of cleared 'anu
seven acres Of woodland. ,.xors sale
s,rEuNs. Easy anal made known Oh W srr,,r,r
m mEN AID ~ RICHARD wALkE. Lrus'e'.,
IVRUsTEE's SALE OF A MN wALr AV vi,;.
L FARM LYING n k Nl IS As3 5TrnH OF COZ.
S StGSSisAv;l lie CONTRASTING FqTRR RutATiYE
ACRES. WITH 4 LAKGs: ,Ri oUT-BulLp
iNs tTERE0NBy virtue Of deed ad OF =,
eeasa y John Sfes ,Se 10 day Of ISIS
t5 ns ss,S rrtaEas ae AZ The S of The
eaS Court having sSsp By ~ sd deed
ment OF the two bonds sc snn hneuciary therein,
SSas me a ls'n ss sci t IL S
!, II S,sSc Fi Nj l f public BIZ suction nre,
deSnstsa For cash ~ 10 so much O. the he
of sale as viii asray The ssp ;ss q
rnst aud pay on Two noma The III Of March
WH ns ~, sei rssa ss' such ss as 81
rsnioF in d decd may a IN such a The
allure 70 s' determine which viii, hs snRsSTR
the day OF sale. Truslee'
MP 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-08
by Poindexter & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
eco Main street, under Planter; National BANK

BY Poindexter & Topper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
leCO Main street, under Planter; National Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
" TY-TWO ACRES OF LAND. WITH COM
PORTABLE DWELLING AND OTHER BrIl.D-
.ISGS AND 4 FINE ORCHARD THEREON.
SITUATED IN TIE COUNTY OF HENKtCO;
ABOUT FOUR AND 4 HALF MILES FItIAl
THE CITY OF EICHMoND, On THE r; SE ~,
MARKET ROAD, ADJOINING TIE LANDS or,
JOSEPH DRINKARD AND OTl1ERS.-Pursuant
70 n decree of the Circuit Court of the county of
Ucnrico. entered on the goth day of April, ~,
In the suit of George Turner rs. 'Inh I'm w Clarke,
We the commissioners therein named. Will on MON
DAY Nav 14th, 1877. ut II o'clock NJ. ut the front
door of the county courthouse of Ieniic0 county.
sell by public auction The real estate Of which .les,
f. Clarke died Saskatchewan: SENENT1-TNO
ACRES OF LAND, more or less, lying ana being
as aforesaid.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay expenses Of suit
and of the s:uae, and the residue In equal install
,ncnts upon credits OF one. two. and three years
from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
notes with good personal security for the de-
fcrrcd instruments. with interest added: or,
If the purchaser shall prefer. he may be per-
mittcd 10 pay one fourth Of the purchase -inonry
i'm cash and give his individual notes. with Interest
allied. without security at SIX twelve, and eighteen
months from the day of sale the title to the and in
either case to be retained further security for the
payment of the deferred nstalmcnt;, ana until the
Whole purchasc-moncy Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the court.
!. f. +. S MEREnif1r, commissioners.
PoISDEXTEI & TUPrER. AuctionccrS. my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-08
By Frank -. Hi.
Real Estate Agent amt Auc,!pllerT,
HOS Main street.

NEON 70 T. p \ L X NEW Hl;i' h
vi DWELLINGS SITUATED o. lllf Wit
LINE OF LAUREL STREET EETWEtN WAN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS. MD uNtEI'"i
ING MONROE PARK. AT AI'IlbN.-l aiE '''
uuc>ted by the owner. who CUnt"mp'Ajr' i''AF.a.-
10 Europe. 20 offer those two yer! h"tHllin au@ '
sirahle RESIDENCES located ~ ah"y" TOT al" ..
auction. On THURSDAY. May lOtlI. on ~" n'"'
iscs, ut o'clock L. NJ The sal" viii tax" ,flI.".
These houses have tu-t been conp'r'"n VI" 'a'
supervision OF an accomplished architect ana ~
expense has been spared In making item c"'"i"F .
able in every respect Each h"lisr contains "."@-
fourteen rnolnS-cight In III" main building am ~
I'm The wing: gas fixtures throughout: bathroom
with hot and cold wafer: marble nantes IL I
principal rooms: iron Scrtnia III iT"Nt' ana .
The necessary paving and culvcr connections h.a".
Each LOT frents 22xljU i,cL u an alley.
This sale offers great Inducements 10 Iiru' ~
string TO purchase 4 bcauliiIl nome "a nb'H!
Park, which IS improving In attractions i"At'E; W.
consequently enhancing tc value ot property !" ~
ucghborhood.
TERMS: one fourth cash the i'a!anc" ~ ~
twelve. and eighteen months. NTH Fix per cox. '"'
ttrcS added. ~
possrs,Ion or one o. tIr.r h"us"' II "rr'. H.
other il rented 10 SIR. Mathew Gi.nlnira itlrr
N.Y. FRANZ ~ Ii'i'l" 'N"'''''''''
The above houses will be open for lnsp."', "
every dAy between The hours OF u ana ocIo'a
anu also ''''" D ~ . FRANK y. NIL
n,rs kgrtiore'T,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-08
FDy Grtlbbs 6 Williams,
Auciionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh Street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main anu DaHk.
VHE VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
L No. Gil GRACE STREET. BETW ZEN FIFTH
AND SIXTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUG
TIOS.-By request of the owners we will sell by
auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY, Sth Of
May, at O'Clock r d.. the truly desirable RESI-
DENCE long occupied by the late Corbin warwick,
situated as above. -.
Eve rooms (tncludng kitchen and servants aparl-
mcuts) i'm the wing hot and cold baths, tine wine
vault and cellar, stable and carriaee-hose, &c, &c
all in thorough repair.
The house Is admirably planned, with fine dry
basement, large and higb-ptched rooms, wide halls
and stairways, and is finished throughout In the
best manners that to-day there are few houses OF
Its size combining much substantial comfort and
completeness Of arrangement.
THE location Is confcssedy one OF the best in the
city, being in the most delightful part Of Grace
street, and near to business
There are in the house two C.ARRARA MARBLE
MANTELS. scuptured in bas-relief, with allegori-
cal figures, fruits, and flowers They were imported
from Italy, and really beautiful rs works of art
They will be sold after the house. Also, two CHAN
DELIERS and three MIRRORS.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
my Auctioneers.
P.S.-The above house will be open for Inspection
by any persons wishing so to do from TO-Dh I :,
May 5th, until the hour of sale on TUESDAY,
'A"' o'''' ~ = ' GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS,
smy5 Aucttoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-08


Ts,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ SMALL FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY
NEAR MECHANICSVILLE BY AuCT!ON.Lby
virtue OF the provisions OF deed oil trust Sesiirs
date the 10Th day OF January, 1875, frvn ). IT, d.
Faulkner, Jr, trustee, TO the undersigned t.usSe
duly recorded in the clerks ONCE Of tne yoI cer
tain obligation OF debt. shall, rs trustee in su
deed being required so to do by I'm Inc on
TUITRSOAY the ION day OF May. 1877, at AZ
O'clock 81, the REAL ESTATE described ~ s Sa
deed consisting OF FORTf-THREE - L ,pMiNC
GSNn, A COMFoRTABLE FRAME DWELLiNG,
THE USUAL oUTHousEs &C. nd n tns Eo,a aby
lands of f. a. johnson, X. J. Dickinson, Ann NJ
Turner, and others, being the same land conveyed
to said Faulkner By said +. A. johnson. :,
TERMS: Enough In cash TO defray the expense VI
eyecutinv this trust and TO pay OF the sum OF
ss7sSo, with interest from 2Sth April, as7a !;
,he t,me nf sale n II. DERBYSHIRE,
'ii a., '. on '. saw Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-08
By GodIin, Warren 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auct!"lr'f''
No. ll06 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALlA B

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 WALL AELh
i RESIDENCE AND FARM IN TIE iMMt,n'
ATE VICINITY OF THE CITY OF Ei' MNHH,i,
by virtue of deed " trust executed hy i..It IL,
Richardson on the list day Of july. 80 ann ~
corded In the CLERK. Office Of llcnricn cum :
Court. shall. f. trustee under .,ll H'S- - 4.
on THURSDAY the 24th day Of May - - d.
5 o'clock T. NJ on he premises at rH. ,r @ ,I;
lion, TO The highest bidder. al! that iEh, 800,
TARCEL OF LAND on which the A'e
General William II. Richardson once re> ,,',;
living aud being in the county al l!cnricp ~
three and half miles ADORE the city oil kicA'T"n".
and bounded on the north by the "esthAh. p a..
road on the west By the land once owned D! ~ -,
ngton Goddin, The south by James rTrr' a"'. "'i
The east by the land once owned by JOHN \, ~.
Alexander b. IIucheson. AMI CONTAINING ~
HTNDRED AND FORTY-TWO ACRES. ht "
same more or less. OH thi, farm Is ! bi!IN
DWELLING-HOCSE with six rooms. ana o'''"
Kitchen and :. wooden barn ami stable .,,..,.,,
Most of this land |, very good, ana Ao,uI -:
acres are low-grouuGs and cacce'iinsi! i'rH',
About twenty acrr> Of IL consists OF nnr sfo't ~
trees II is also Believed that this lihd n' oN - =
valuable quarry OF granite. ,. ,.,,,.,.
for All over $1,000 vii! be- male known %. w -"
oil sale. lloMaS ~ .rr,,r,
nv l-swl St,Sdf6td lE,s1.--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-08
by Richardson Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and Alctlonccrs'
1ll3 Main street.

VALUABLE BUSINESs-STAND AND
Y nWEIIING, ON BROAD STREET COR,
SEE TWENTY-FOURTIi STREET, CHURCH
IT'LL. Fol. SALE BY,AUCTIQNI1We t .h SCI i,b
Nav 1877, at S O'Clock i. NJ, INVALUABLE BCSl:
NEWSSTAND. with DWELLING attached AM
LOT suitable for the grocery, drug, or conectlon'
cry business, on sroad street corner
street. Church Hill.
TERMS: One third cash balance In six and twelve
months, negotiable notes given for the GGierreo
noymruls with interest added. and secured by 4
deed OF trust. RltIAiilSON ~ ~,
EclI fSLalc +huCiloIlttiS.