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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-10

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAI
{jIARGE PLEASURE-GARDEN NJ The
F0nT OF SECOND STREET. KNOWX ~; AZ
d. RECK,S LhGER-BEER GARDEN,"", WIN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BEER-TABLES. AM
T0iISES. ALL COMPLETE.-By virtue OF q ae-
cree of the Richmond Chancery Court entered sclo-
npr 20, 1877, In the suit of McNivtn ana VIE co
Hoffman administrative; &C. We me ,, sai
commissioners appointed for the purpose; WIN sci
IN WEDNESDAY the 14th instant. at O'Clock I
NJ that wcll-known aud desirable GAkDbS, sur
able I'm every respect for the purposes Tor which
ia now being used-to wit, sale Of lager beer &c
together with all its appurrenances, DANClNd-fA'
WILLOW TABLES, HOUSES, &c.
This garden, with its sIade-trecs am s.ipSstn,i "
improvements, consisting of two NEW FRAME
DWELLINGS and one BRICK DIV ELtiNG; sit,l,
atcd on the popular drive, The New turnpike snOli
attract the attention Of those desiring property OF
this kind On the premises Is vault Tor ice ano
beer and Il never-failing stream Of clear spring wa
Ter supplied by pipes from the house spring. Inc
lst. The GARDEN proper, containing an INC
shadc-trees tables, pavilion, &c, fronting 62 feet on
Bacon Branch road and ahodt 100 feet en- loor'
house street, thence back between lines nearly para
Cd The southwestern FRAME DWELLING.
nearly new. I'm good order. Lot fronts ABOUT -
feet ON PoorhouscStrcc thence back between para'
lei lines TO the creek. -
3d The southeastern FRAME DWELLING near.
" new. Lot fronts on P0orloise street aDout 20
feet thence back TO tic creek. being ID triangular
shape. 10
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash: balance nj SIX
twelve and eighteen months, negotiable notes pea
ing six per cent. interest, and tlte retainer t AZ
the purcasc-nlones Is paid and CONVEYANCE ofdcre'
Inv The court JOHN r. YOUNG.
- " WILLIAM HANCOCK
Commissioners.
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Bv j. T.. ApperSon,
Real Estate hucuonccr, &C..
l016 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN Iii IL
CITY OF RICHMOND.-By virtue OF decree OF
tho CLanccry Court Of the city of Richmond IN inc
cases of English, administrator. u.s. English &C., ana
Augustine English, &C., OF The 9Th OF N9ysmDtr'
1877 WILL as special commissioner named thereln'
sell on the premises, in the order named. on TUES
DAY the goth day of November. 1877. beginning AT
late William English died seized-vlZ-:
! St THE TWO-STORI RRlCk STORE, no oi l.
NJ th Southeast corner of Leigh and Second streets
for years occupied by said English and now by Ills
ann Of l on bv 90 feet to 1O-foOt alley
I'd. THE TWO-STORY FRAMED TEHEMESo l
adjoining The store on the south. Lot, l6@ by W
'' 3d' y TIE BRiI'K DWELLING, No: 206, north
sidn of Leigh between Second and Third streets
Containing seven rooms. &c. Lot, 33 by l2o lect 10
an alley. -.r,>r or NJ the
northwest corner of Leigh and Second streets 81
" 5i hnU THE BRICK DWELLING. No. 100, south
aide of CLAY between First and Second streets, con-
iainiuc seven rooms. Lot, 25 by 100 feet.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at SIX K, ian
twelve months. for negotiable notes. interest added
n rnra er,' Is alI naid 4. NJ. KELLEY.
no Special Commissioner
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+. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer.
CURIOUS STOCK AT AUCTION.

Mr.. JOHN O'BRIEN. having decided to travel hy
rail next season. will sell without reserve, to the
highest bidder at O'Clock 4. NJ. at Circus Camp
Ground, Richmond,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10TH
AND 18TH. 1877,
the stock used bv p II. B7rnums Worlds Fair sea
sou of 1s75and O'Bricn's Show. season lS7G-'71.
100 WORK-HOESEs.
100 LARGE BROKE MULES,
4 large number of BAGGAGE-WAGONS'
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
4 great quantity of HARNESS, sc.
ALSO.
. BILL-WAGONS. now in the city, suitable FOR
pcdderS. which may be seen by calling on
OBricn's agents II the ST. Charles llo'cl.
Entire stock may be seen at the Circus Camp on
and after Monday. November 18th.
SB-Mulcs Ia be sold on THURSDAY. Horses on
FRIDAY, and Miscellaneous stuff offered on boil
DAYS Location Of camp to he announcer III lu'hr'
issues. CASTLE & DAY. Agents.
G-10t,Swlt
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BY Frank d. Hill.
Auc.ioucer and Real Estate Agent,
HOS Main street.

TAMBLE'S-HlLL BUILDING LOTS
" AT AUCTION.-At the request of the owner ,'.i
will offer at aucllon on the premises. on ~ II
EiGIiTY FEET OF GROUND on east side Of Fourth
stree, between Byrd and Arch streets with dcpti oil
residence Cf William F. MunfOrd, EsI.
These lots are desiraby located ana Inc view from
this point charming. overlook ing the James river or
miles besides giving a tine view OF Richmond ana
Winchester CANDLES Hill has long been celebrated
as one of the most picturesque and noted places nl
pichmond and there are now very few dcsi rable
hmIIdinr lois to be had In that locality. Now Is the
time to secure nice LOT. the owner Is
TO sell even at sacrifice Lots VIII he dlFldcd 10
suit purchasers. , a
TERMS: One third cash. balance in SIX ana
twelve months six per cent. added. and secured by
deed of trust. FKANh y. I'LL,
no G-S.9,10,12,13 Ahcllonccr.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctloneerS,
111S Main street,

N,RIJSTEE'S SALE OF a VALUABLE
EER or Sr. JAMES STREET, By AUCTION
y virtue of the provisions OF certain deed of trust
bearing date the 22d dry OF April 1868. from John
dnly recorded in the clerks Office of the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond, In D. b; SO a, page
232, to secure the payment o. the obligations OF
in the payment thereof, and being required SO
to Go by the holder of said note shall rs admins
on the premises. on TUESDAY the 18th day of No
yerpher, 1877. at O'Clock I. NJ that VALUABLE
LOT OF LAND fronting n feet inches on Ba-
con street and running back between parallel lines
on ST. DANES street U5 feet adjoining and near the
property of j. Dennis, L. Fromlner, and others,
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray the expense of
executing this trust and to pay off tie sum OF
SI47.I3, with interest thereon from the LIST of
june. 1870 the residue OH liberal Terms;
j. A. RICHARDSON,
Administrator de 6oniS non of
roa Samuel r. Bayly, deceased.
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Airl,moad 1lspatth.
.T1yRpAY. .... NOVEMBER 10, 1871
fFor the Dispatch.l
Tho kehool-Roy's baMe""

lFor the Dispatch.l
Tho Sehool-Roy's Lament
Teach. teach, teach,
ON every day Of The wees'
And thrash, thrash. tnrasn, sn.,
From Your hcad down ,n 70 x yoat aSe''
erS Fiji a poor boys brains
Are full Of pains,
And he's tired ~ tired can DC
Write write, write, .rro
The moment your out OF h"e'
Aud write, write, write,
Until IL Is ha'f-pas, n,nci
Scratch and scribhle ana scfaH's
And blot and blur ana smear
Till the teacher comes
And warns your thumbs.
And makes YOU feel ever =" queer
Your Examples until cic'eh'
And work, work. worn, ,,,,, roy.,
Your Examples at home uu se'S"
Pounds and ounces ana uFAnSi
Drains and ounces ana Pou"'"'
It'll YOU get so ihad.
You are always glad
When the bell for recess SOUNDS.
Iti.. Oh for beautiful place,
Where never a school.house Is.
And It's oh. for happy land
Where never a teacher hNcs'
Where tons, marbles, and kites grow "i'"'
And fellow can holler and shout,
And there's never book,
But cosy nook
For 10 ash and TO swim ahont.
And It's Oh for the happy time
When get to DC man.
And can whistle and jump,
And beat on an old tin-psn'
When can put crooked pins
Down on the next boys seal
And can put ink on his face.
With never fear TO be beat
Jump and whistle and prance,
Aud hollcr and vel. and shout,
And never u one
To spoil the fun.
Nor to keep me from going ONT
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o9-CEST STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE :

ID ECEIEED AT THE
99-CENT STORE,
the finest LAMPS we have ever offered several dl-
fercnt STYLES. trimmed with ArSand burner,
scvcn-lncll shade, and chimney complete, ior
99c.
Also , fine broad-base LAMP and CHIMNEY that
we sell two for 99c.;
A large lot of MIRRORS, three styles frame
Also, a smaller MIRROR. two for &c. anu ah e1-
fra large and FINE GLASS for flss:
An elegant line of BRONZE MASTEL-sEIs' the
finest goods We have ever offered:
Five cases of WALNUT BRACKETS, WALL
POCKETS, TOWEL-RACkS, &C., &c, very
large and extra fine fmish
Another lot Of those LAVA CASPADOREs at ssc
pair
The finest line of DOLLS, large and small, 10 be
seen In the city; -,l,,
CHILDREN'S FOUR-W1fEEL WAGONS RUM
ISG-HORSES, CIIAIR-ROCKERS,3 &c;
4 full line OF WORK.BASKETS, NURSERf-BAs
KETs, LUN c H-BASkETs, sCRAP-bAs-
KETS, &C.
Catalogues sent free TO any address.
W. A. STEVENS,
ocoe 500 Broad street
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By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
ll13 Nain street.

VALUABLE AND ATTRACIl| r
Y MARKET FARM OF FORTY-ONE AND a
HALF ACRES. FOUR AND ! Hale i NILES
VEST OF RICHMOND. ADJ0ISISG WES 81
II aM,TON. FOR SALE BY AUCTlOS.-At inc
reHunst Of the owpcr shall sell by auction. on the
uremiscs, Oh MONDAY the 18th day Of Sox ,,
1877. at 4 O'Clock =. NJ. the REAL ESTATE men.
TONED above, with valuable FRAME DWELLlN,G,
thnreon containing seven rooms; large ana We'll
arranged new barn, corn-crib. and all other ont
houses in good repair; fine assortment OF frul.-
trees of apple peach, pear, and cherry, and large
strawbcrry-b bed. ,,.,,,. NJ,
closed and ornamcnted with shade trees, flowers, &c
4 norton of this land is in wheat, clover, aho
This property will be SOLD rs whole or In two
parccls as ulaS seem most desirable ut the time OF
sale. .n,,, :. A., H.,
of her growth and improvement: In 4 fine nclghbor,
hoed and on one of the best roads leading to anc
from said city, this property cannot but he vai'iaDl,
in every way, and should command tile attention Oh
BUYERS. ,, .o,o
and eighteen months. negotiable notes given for INT
deferred paymeutS with Interest added. and secured
- " RICHARDSON & CO., Auctioneers.
c,,o conductdJ nv Y NJ LEE no9
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BY Richardson 6 CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
1ll3 Main street.

VALUABLE MARKET-FARM one
' MILE NORTH OF TILE CITY OF ,I Rlc III,
nv auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY the
18th day of November. 1877, at o'clock T. VI, the
VALUABLE MARKET-FARM owned ana ofSl,,
nrd by SIR. Thomas Bruton, containing about r " r
ACRES of highly improved land, specially adapted
to trucking, with neat FRAME DWELLING OF
five rooms and the usual out-houses, in good reDar,
one mile north of the city of Richmond, on the new
North roatl-a road beginning at the terminus OF
First street and running almost parallel with the
new Henrico turnpike, near The residences OF Mr..
Garland Iancs and Colonel Holladav.
TERMS: One-thlrd cash. balance In six ana Twelve
,nntS negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
cnts with Interest added. and secured by deed OF
trrst RICHARDSON & Co.
ny IN Auctioncers.
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BY james NJ. Taylor 4 Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuctionecrS.
office corner OF Eleventh anu Bank stlcc's.

At THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
~ WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AI7f"TIOS. unon the premises. on WEDNESDAY
The l4th day of November. 1877, at II O'Clock NJ
that valuable property at Rockets near the terml-
nus of the Chrsae:kc and Ohio railroad. and known
as STEARNS'S DIS1ILLERY PROPERTY 'front.'
Ing on the chesapeake and Ohio railroad. and ex-
tending back to James river ana ir9niin$ Thereon
$50 feet, containing about SIN ACRES, oil when Il
small portion Is in he city.
This property being Immediately upon the river
md en- ncar the wharves of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company, renders it highly desirable
for manufacturing business of any kind. and mus
increase In value and should attract the cspeca at
tcntion Of capitalists.
Terms: Very liberal. and made known on the da!
nj sale JAMES M.ThYLOR < son.
no q Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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BY Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
1912 Main street.

AUCTION SALE OF ABOUT FlF-
n TEEN THOUSAND Old BRICKS AND a
LARGE lot OF BUILDING MATERIAL, CON
SisTING IN PART OF g0lsTS; SHE sI ~
DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, SASH; &G iot HS
1877. AZ ~ O'CLOCK A., IN REAR OF 1i S
SOUTH THIRD STREET, BE IT NE nS,e AN ybo
las recently removed the building TO erect other
improvements, / Will sell at the above place ana
time flrst-class lot Of BUILDING MAIEklALS'
TO which the attention Of builders Is asked
TrpTs. Cash ROBERT Is. LYME,
,an6 Auction4cr.
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COMMENCING MAY 81, ISL

Schhp0Ah W
COMMENCING MAY 81, ISL.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 r. N. Leaves Richmond T CESDAl III
DAY and SATURDAY. Connect ~
West Point with steamer Havana ~; ..'
ali poIuts on York river aHi bi'','
more Arrives IN Bsltinnr. a. ~
NJ: connects with rIti-l ior -" 49,
iugton, Philadelphia Ne" i"rN. h"
ION, and all western points. t"nA'I.i
N Richmond with trains on RichiI"I.
and Petersburg and CAe'aptAHr a''1
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
c.no NJ Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
WV ~ " SESDAY and FRIDAY: and
,.no \. VI TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ami SAl
o'oo ~ " i:RRDiY. Connects with ',"a!Erf'
AZ West Point for river Landings, hA,-
timore aud all western points. ON
ucc,sat Richmond With trains on K'"
mondaud Danvlle rliroad.Rchm':'4
ami Petersburg. aud Chesapeake ""'
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
800 p. 81. Leaves Richmond daily 'eNc''' SUI
day..
THROUGH PASSENGER.
,o.0n A. NJ Arrives ut Richmond TlEsDAt >
THURSDAY, aud SATIRDAl., ~
meets with trains OH R:cniuonu AZ
Petersburg and Chesapeake anu JIM I
railroads. Steamer Hayana leaves ha.
iimore from Pier l4i Light s;ryE'
Wi,O%DAY, Wednesday,, and FRI
DAY, at / T. M. Connects WIZ
trains from PhilxdelphLi, New Got l>.
and western points, ana a. W est III, ~.
with trains for Richmond sha 'Ns
south. ..'.
THROUGH FREIGHT; urn.
,oopN rr;yes al Richmond MOSDAl,W ELL
7'oo " NESDAY, and FRIDAY; ana AZ
.,sp ~ Tuesday. THURSDAY. sha Ga
o'Ao Us ifSnAY Connects with steamer az
Wtst roiut from Balsimorr. ION
nects With Richnon5 ana lansiier
Richmond and Petersburg, ana thesa-
rake and Ohio railroads.
.. LOCAL PASSENGER:
,.oo, N Arrives At Richmond daily except sur
Ao'op ~ " day. Connects with Rlchmohd t sua
Petersburg and Chesapeake aha ol'
railroads. ,, ., AZ t~,,n
VI transfer Of freight at Richmond TO or s,"is
M, 40 no,nts Cars run through between A'-ahs'
'1 Carefu handing and dispssch with lowest '1''"'
Tnrough bills of lajing, Win sur e''N
issued 70 All northern aud western po'S stern aud
Thror,h tickets sold to all northern riSuh
western points, aud baggage checked TcSst or
For tickets apply 1T General Railroad utn,1 Ana
az a2S Main street; a, the Exchange hotJI'in "rS
eo,npauy's depot, corner Twenty-'hif' 'AN
streets, Richmond. Va. s,,,r,r,.pd-ut
ma 81 H. I. DOUGLAS. SunS E,nI~rn.-.
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By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
lib Main street.

4 SMALL, NEW BRICK DWELLING
y AND LOT. ON THE EAST SIDE OF ST
JAMES sTEEET o BETWE E ~ C .iilT,N AZ
IN MONDAY r:lc 10th Of November. 1877, at
o'clock r. NJ, ne shall sell by auction on ne prem,
i,cs on The east sd+ OF st. James street ttne neN
stree, above First s.recl) between Clay anu ieigl
streets. n NEW TWO-STORY BRICK WE'LL:
ISC; with four roous. and the LOT on which said
house stands. $500 ,.,.
,rd twelve months. negotiable notes given tor thu
drforrcd na ylnets. with interest added and secured
nv. , iced Of trust RICHARDSON & CO..
-! =, auctionccrs.
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1T1RI1sTEETS SALE OF A VALUABLE

i FARM IN AMELIA Go .gSI III kS TH; As IS
pGMATToX RIvER.-By virtue of a deed of trust
from s Bsrdsay and gf g. he ey re-
Corded i'm the Clerks eficc of Amelia County court
on DECEMBER 2. 1879, and by the direction or the
creditors secured thereby will proceed sell nc pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDIAY:
November %. 1877 lco,rsdayl at y 9c mS Ok az
sd deed sued In Ame s aerc
more or less. bounded ON the north by the ApTomat-
river the east by The seat6 W ytsts
wood y fOwned by j. Fl. Lear,), ana on the west by
owaed by the Misses Ae far ahd
ated about four miles from Mnttoax depot, OH the
Richmond and Danville railroad.
TERMS: Cash us to sum sufficient 10 pay the ea-
pensts of executing the trust and to diseh:res ,iie
debt secured, being three thousand dollars OF .h
,al and all arrearages Of interest thereon; aha Lne
residue such terms rs the grantor or MS assizns
may prescribe. IL Is believed. however, tue peTp
: -. w. j. LEAKE,
no 2.7,lo,lS,l7,&dtds Trustee.
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BY ". Goddin, Auctiorcer,
corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE
y EIGlITIIS REVERSIONARY INTEREST IN
VALUABLE GRANITE-FR0NT STORE MD
DWELLING No. I'll, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
BROAD BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS.-Will be sold at auction on MONDA1
the 18th of November. 1877, ut O'Clock L. al.'
trec-cighths reversionary interest In the foregoing
valuable property the lower part OF which Is occn
pied by MIR. Thomas J. Starke as q anlily-grocery
sirablc part of Broad street. where real estate Is IN
much demand. The foregoing interest will be sold
eighty lone years Of age. ->1
40 Auctiouccr.
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BY Richardson < Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctionccrS,
l113 Main street.

VALUABLE FRA NE DWELLlNG
V AND VACANT LOT ON FOURTH STREET,
r. Mr. E.S hill. FOR SALE BY AUCTION
G On FRiDAY the iGth day OF November, 1877 at
O'Clock r. Nj. shall sell by aucti0n' on i the
RSSEMENT FRAME DWELLING, with SIX to to
eight rooms KITCHEN :t G r ang e S eorner
Rrrd 81 rect and running back between PARALLEL lines
i3o feet: also. a VACANT LOT adjoinlng tie {.
above, having front Of A feet incheF' ana II
This properly is In every way desirable. Being IN
nm excellent neighborhood. upon an cnincnce az
fordng fine view of the surrounding country, W
rare beauty and of easy access 10 the business centre
OF Richmond it Is apt to be i'll demand III AL ,iie;
TERMS: One third cash; balance ~ ~ SIX TX anu an
twelve months, negotiable notes given Tor tie de ,
fcrrcd payments with Interest added and secured
NV q Scrd of Irust RICHARDSON Il Co.
~ ,o IN AuctOnccrs.
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BY PoindeNtcr & Tupper,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
1900 Main StrceI.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ TRACT OF LAND ABOUT one M LII Z
NEW RICO TURNPIKE.--By virtucofthe pro-
visions OF deed of trust executed to me on the 29tl
day of May 1876. and recorded In the clerks olhct
having been made in the payment of n certain note
therein secured, and hcing required by the beneqci
airy so TO do. will sell. upon the premises on
LOTS OF LAND described as above, and desisnatet
as LOTS 4 and b in the subdivision of The land O.
". G.. Thomas. ..,. ....,
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to dcfray the expeIst
of executing this trust aud 10 pay mole OF SiuG
with interest from May 2G. 1877; SlUv on tne ZSti
nj November, 1877: Sll2 on the 29th OF Nav
1878: and the balance upon such terms as shall h
announced on the day of sale. ,,.,,,.
M q Trustee.
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no q
ISy Frank -. Hill,
Real Estate Auctionecr,
HOS Main street.

MICE FRAME DWELLING No. 91G
~ WEST MOORE STREET AT AUCTlQN.-
At the request OF Mr.. \. r. Walton Will sell Oh
WEDNESDAY, November IA. 1877, at 4 O'Clock
p. 81, on the premises, the DWEI: LlNG-HOCSE
located AS above, and containing six rooms. Lot
IS feet front by 1874 feet deep. Good water conVc-
nicnt. .,
TERMS: One third cash; balance IN SIX ana IN WE'VE
uonils interest added aud secured by deed Of trust.
This property will be sold great barsain;
MOO FRANK ID. HILL. huctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by Grubbs Williams.
Rcal Estate Agents and AuctIonecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE THREE-STORY, G r AN T E
FRONT TENEMENT, No. 1416 MAIN .
STREET, AT AUCTION.

On MONDAY. 12ih of November Immediately
after the sale of the adjoining house for Mr. a. John"
son, commissioners say at l2h o'clock +; u, we
ment occupied by Messrs. Louis Euker Co., front
Ing on Main street and running back to The wide nj
int I'm rho reor Above the store there very com
rortabc apartments for family, and there Is also Il
building fronting on the rear alley ,s :.
THIS property always Yields goon Tcn IL ana ,,,,r IL
chaser. ,-,r,r,,,s
'S'''' a. ~ AurtoneerS.
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REAE. ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

T ANDS-FARMING, MINERAL. AND
TIMBEpED: also. CITY REAL ESTATE. for
SALE. RENT. or EXCHANGE. Send stamp 1oI
Virginia Land Guide.
HOUSES SOLD, BUILT. AND REPAIRED oN
THE INSTALMENT PLAN.
MONEY ADVANCED ON RENTS OK LOAN Ell
ON REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL
SECURITY.
GEORGE F.. CRAWFORD,
IL oaod 1905 Bank street.
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BY GrubbS & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
" TRACT OF LAND IN HENRlCO COUNTY
CALLED LOCUST GROVE" AT AUCTION
By virtue of decree of Henrico Circuit Court rem
of Steele and ais rs. Camden and ols will sell at
public auction, in front Of Henrico county court
house, on MONDAY, November l2. 1877, that be-
ing court-day, at IL O'Clock H., the TRACT OF
LAND lying In the lower end Of the county OF He'll
rico, known as "Locnst Grove" now In the occu-
pancy of Mr.. Joseph Camden, and containing about
222k acres.
This LAND lies on both sides OF the Richmond.
ahominy and adoins the lands of shtrw God Garter.
c. Ieber, and others About one half Is cleared and
the residue il in wood. The BUILDINGS are such
of repair. The fact of Its being immediately the
railroad makes it desirable.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with In
tercst added and title retained by The court until I'LL
the purchase money stull be paid.
A. R. COU RTNEY, Special Commissioner.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctonecrs. no
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