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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-23
Ey Robert i. Lyme.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
No. 1912 Main street. -


TRUSTEES SALE.-EXTRA-VALUA-
l. BILE AND MOST Observation-Disclosures
FARM. WITH COOP BRICK DWELLING AND
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, IN BOW
LING GREEN, IiENRICO G0UNTT, On THE THE
0HIo RAfLROAD SHOPS TO THE NlECHAN;;
ICSVILLE TURNPIKE. NOW AND FOR SOME le
YEARS OCCUPIED BY MIR. RUSH burgess
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-By virtue of deed of
dated 9th of March. 1872, and duly recorded In
the office OF the clerk of Uenrico County Court ana
in the Office of The clerk of the Chancery Court or
the city of Richmond. being thereto required by the
beneficiary In said deed. we, as trustees named IN
said deed will sell at public auction, on t6e prem
iscs on WEDNESDAY, November 2s. 1877, at
O'Clock p. Sf. OF that day, that valuable TRACT OF
LAND OH Bowling Green street, In the county OF
mond. Containing II $500 ACRES, with an ex-
celent BRICK DWELLING thereon, containing
eight rooms, with pOrches front and rear, with good
barn, stable, and other out-houScs, anu Il well OF
good Of water on The place.
= This LAND IS extremely fertile. and Is In !: high
state of cultivation, and by reason OF It's cOntguty
to the city OF Richmond is extremely valuable not
only for its great advantages rs truck-farn, bnt
by reason OF its prospective value rs sit for build
ing lots. 1t is the same farm formerly owned by
John Minor Bolts, and adjoins the property of the
Catholic College.
following termS-to wit: .... -.
,r Cash as to enough defray the expenses Of sale
and the sum OF $2,750, and interest thereon from
the 9th day of October 1875; and US to the resi-
due upon such terms as shall be announced ut the
time of SALE, s%
It Is probable that us 10 said residue terms may he
arranged such rs will be satisfactory to bidders.
This sale offers most desirable opportunity to all
persons who are seeking profitable inySSt timer
LEWIS il. FRAYsER,
no14 Trustees
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What Mr. Collinson wishes 10 ~" VII
the Atlantic. MisSfssiPpS """ "'o
Railroad.

NVkBEoHus
NORFOLK, November II, 1877:
Tho Editor Norfolk: Firginian:
Sir.-Finding that some uncertainty pre-
walls in Virginia as to the views ana inten-
lions OF nv committee and myself on the
Question of consolidation. consider it ad-
visable TO remove all doubt on the subject
Inv the following explicit declaration:
Ever since / have become conversant
with the business Of the railroad nave
fully appreciated the immense value OF the
former great work OF consolidation to the
State OF Virginia. to the various munici-
nolities and to the holders Of the securities OF
The different divisions OF the railroad, While
the securities which represent would have
had no existence without such consolIda-
ton, and would become worthless should 1t
be broken up.
Our views and intentions therefore are
not only 10 use every effort in our power to
preserve and strengthen the present con-
solidat1ou Of the three railroads, but also to
work for the extension Of the consolidation
further west, so that an increased volume
of business may be thrown over the Attain
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, and to
the cities Of Virginia.
am, sir. your obedient servant,
JOHN COLLINSON,
Representative OF Committee OF Consolida-
ted Bondholders OF the Atlantic, Missis-
Sippi and Ohio Railroad.
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from the Lynchburg Virginian.I
a cave Discovered i'm Wyfhe county
vdvSor fv.f.s

Virginia.
About seven miles northeast OF Wythe-
vile. in Crockett's Cove, discovered very
large cavern and resolved to explore it. Mr..
George Smytb, from Alabama, ". I. Crock
EFT, from Kentucky, and myself, started out
one fine morning to explore it, each OF lis
armed with huge club and about four cam
dies apiece. A walk of about fifteen minutes
brought us to the entrance. The candles were
soon lighted and we entered, l acting as
guide. The first department was about
thirty feet in length and about twenty feet
in width. 1t was a dusky-looking place,
and as there was nothing OF interest there
we proceeded on our journey and soon
found an entrance into another large room,
which was, as well as / could guess, forty
feet long and thirty wide. When we en-
tered this one OF the grandest sights that
ever man beheld was before us. Stalactites
hung in the greatest profusion, and were
white as the driven snow. There were also
4 number OF stalagmites to be found in this
room. Large columns arose from the bot
tom and assembled to the top. 1t reminded
me OF some grand cathedral of which I
have read. We then proceeded to light
the rest OF our candles and placed them
in long row and stood of and admired the
scenery. The stalactitcs sparkled like so
many thousand diamonds. 1t dazzled our
eyes to look at this grand scene. We ex-
piored the cave mile or more and found a
natural bridge in it. There was beautiful
stream of water, as clear as Crystal, which
wound its way through the cavern, and
when it dived under this bridge you could
hear the low gurgling sound. 1t was
twenty-five feet from the top of this bridge
to the bottom and fifteen feet long. believe
If this cavern was explored to the furtherest
point it would equal the Mammoth Cave Of
kentucky. Yours truly,
D. PIERCE CROCKETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-23
BY Robert j. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1919 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
v AND VALUABLELOTo OF FIRsT:CLASST0-
BACCo-FiXTUREs IN FACTORY NOW yo 0SGn-
RED By g T BI ~ VS. ~ hof ANb
e GhsE ~ St yTt s'5t q
the Eastern District OF ygnn fh s ma 9e !e o
Charles 4. Bnford, bankrupt, we, the undersigned,
appointed SPECIAL mis- for the
?s Sss g. ali Re f IN sad aco
! 5 5S:HSFsE:ES#EEE 5 EHfIHE'
6 sHAPE-RETAINERS,
22 BOX-PRESSES. - go
? DA ASI2s and a BIL II ..s
5 4-INCa MILLS, sa st. /.
$ 5-INCH MILLS.
2 5o;5NG ca Mills MIL ,,,
. 1 TKfSTSR1 MIL -
sINKERs l6: and l2,;;INCH), &c. j,
,sTEAM-PREssEs,
BENCHES.
65FkfHI BEIGE: NGiiNITURE +.
sT FGRkka.EhEyAroR and sHAFr1Ne
srEs1AMHEATINe PIPES throughout the
.,.,~. ALSO, +t~gfr ftt..5 sr.5r s.gss
Lot OF MANUEACTUREDa and LEAF TOBACCO;
and such other things used In q tobacco factory;
The attention OF tobaccorists Is invited 10 TINS
SALE the fixtures desirable and In good order
TERMS Cash rs to all sums to 91OO bi!ls ex-
ceedipg that amount, sixty and ninety Gays LOT Nc
gotiabe notes with approved security: zT..,Jya
III, G. CANNON. .itEsi3 10
10. LANE STERN,
GEORGE II. BURWELL,
: ,g4.-, -s.l Special Commissioners.
4 CO.. I A unfin M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-23
. By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auclioneer,
ll13 Main street.

TWO BRICK STORES WITH DWELL
Il INGS ABOVE, AND THREE FRAME HOUSES
SHALL STREETS: ALSO A DESIRABLE BULL
ING LOT ON SOUTH SIDE OF N1NETEENTH
STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS-I will sell at public auction FRIDAY,
November so, at O'Clock r. d., the above described
nroperty, commencing with the BRICK STORES
On corner of Eighteenth and Marshall streets. The
attention of parties desiring small property Is called
to this sale. The lots OH which the stores anu
buildings are located front about rs feet each on
Eighteenth street, with depth Of about 80 feet.
The VACANT LOT on Nineteenth street has a
front of about % feet by 132 feet Deep and Is de
sirable for private residence, being convenient to
the business centre Of the CITY, churches, schools
and markets.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months, six per cent. interest. secured
by trust-deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
mo- 23 Anctioneer.
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GOODBYE, MAC.-Governor McMullin has
repeatedly said that if he ever again suf-
3ered defeat at the polls in the Ninth dis
trict he would return to Washington Terri
tory, and there spend the remainder OF his
days among people who can appreciate his
worth. The Ex-Governor was the other day
defeated in his own county for the House OF
Delegates. We think the Governor would
be iustifable in carrying out his design
Lee County Sentinel.
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S100 REWARD.

lam authorized by his Exccency Goveso anS ~ de-
nor TO offer The above reward fox he afrest ~
livery I'm Richmond. Va. OF JANES !. "a Sunday
who murder ed Henry Bowler IN inns CIV o1'
u DEscRirTios: About twent-foar yea5sS o Slim
feet inches high, weighs aoSe, noasache freckles
an mseiook like marks from small poSa, Srsst
n,ajny. and keeps hts haHds In his posae one
deal, and does NOT talk Much. -
The actual and necessary expenses a!te tnn how
bringing OF the prisoner 70 Rehnioha Se rsim-
fnrs.d. For further information address pu..
SoiS Richmond, Va
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.
1113 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE DERRICK DWELL
i ING No. 1O5 EAST CANAL STREET.-By
virtue OF two deeds of trust executed by John ID.
BEDFORD and wife-te first dated 9th OF February,
1874 and the second dated 9Th or October. 1875
and recorded respectively In The Richmond Chdn-
Gerry Court, D. q 102 A, pagc 104, and ID. Is. log 9,
page 2S8, TO secure the Mutual Building and Loan
Association; and whereas default has been name
The payment to the said Association and we, the UNI
dersgned the present trustees Of said Association;
being required so to do by the snil Association, VIII
sell on MONDAY, December ,.1S77, at O'Clock,
on The PREMISES. the following REAL ESTATE, be-
Ing certain LOT OF LAND In the city OF kicii-
mond on the south side OF Canal street between
First and Second streets, beginning 81 feet 10
inches east of First street, running eastwardy on
Canal street l9 feet ana back between parallel lines
$50 feet being the same property conveyed 10 SAID
Redford by John NJ. Goddln April ID, 1878.
TERMS BY consent whilst the deeds above re,
rcrred TO- cali cash) the terms will be one third
cash; balance In six and twelve . monlhs' interest,"
]. THOMPSON BROWN r-,s,oos
). HlRSH, Irustces'
JOHN E. HAWKINS, }
r TlJOMPsON BROWN, AuCtiOnceT. no -
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.. by Edward &. Goddin. ..
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRA NJ T
L DWELLING ON LITTLEPAG STREET
BETWEEN COALTER AND LOWNES STREETS
NEAR HOWARD'S GROVE, AT. AUCTION
By virtue Of deed of trust executed to the undo
signed, trustees for the Mechanics Building Com
many by Allen j. Tucker, dated the I'd of August,
1877, default having been made under said deed,
we wilscll on the premises. on MONDAY, Deem:
Der 3,'lS77, at 81 O'Clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY
therein secured. The LOT fronts SO feet on Little
page street, between Coaltcr and Lownes streets,
and runs back 120 feet. The HOUSE contains
three rooms: good we'll and stable on the premises.
TERMS Cash as TO expenses OF sale and to pay
dues and charges to the said Building Company, and
to pay the sum of $500 now due; the balance on
such terms the representative of Allen D. Thicker
deceased, may direct.
s... II. HARTHEE, }Trustecs.
no22 JULIUS II. 1DE,S
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by Grubbs 6 n illiams.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES,
l. LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.-By virtue of a deed
of trust executed to me by Davino Comastri, dated
5th of November ST., and recorded In the clerks
Office of the Chancery Court of The city of Rich
mond at the request of Angelo Bacigaupi, the bene-
cary in said deed shall sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash, on MONDAY, 2eth No
vember, at o'clock A. NJ, on the premises No. 90
streets, In the city of Richmond. all the stock OF
LIQUORS. GROCERIES, TOBACCO and CiGAkS'
CONFECTIONERY, SHOW-CA b, anu FIX
said Comastri, situated as above described, or SO
much of said property may be necessary to Saus1
the purposes Of said deed.
49, 80" } HENRY HUDNALL, Trustee.
i CRITTERS 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. no II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-23
BY j. L. Apperson, II
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1O16 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THE
/ FINE. LARGE, AND ELECTROMAGNETIC
WELL-BUHT DWELLING, nm, No; so 4Hmi r. AS ST
CORNER OF CARY AND FOURTH STREETS.
By Virtue Of deed OF trust to me. dated 22d No
Yember, / 572, duly recorded in Richmond Chan
ccry Court, in D. b. 80 c. page 1872 default In pay
ment having been madel, and being iheroio re-
a ON the premises, on TUESDAY, November ~,
1877, at 81 O'Clock 2. b.. the aboye-described
many wears occupied by c. p. Word, ESD. The
DWELLING contains ten rooms, with fire-Dlaces
besides Office, store and bathrooms, &C., &c.
Kitchen with four rooms, stable ana
&c-all built with the best material, In the best
manner with q view to comfort, convenience, and
durability. Location pleasant, and remarkably con-
ycnlent TO business. Excellent neighb0rhohd. Lot
6Sxl so feet to q wide alley. May be sold rs whole
or divided by cutting off beautiful building lot, as
NAV he deemed best.
TERMS: Although the deed requires cash sale,
Il IS confidently expected that arrangements VIII be
made for remarkably ensT terms OF payment, ana
no IL ]. L. APPERSON, Trustee.
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RICHMOND AND pETERsBrEGl
RAILROAD CONPANY. !
SUNDAY, November H.
" 1877, trains Oh this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Counhla. sa-
rannah, Raleigh, Atianta Maron'
Montgomery, Mobile, Now Orleans,
and al points South and Southwest !;
stops only at Manchester and Chester
1000 \. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS daily teHc,rrt
Sunday makes close connection al Pc
Petersburg with he Atlantic, Ni>sI>-
sippi and Ohio railroad for Lynchbur.'
Farnyilie, ana other local stations on
that road. making same time ~ DF
any other line. stops 1T all regular
stations.
LOOP. ~, ACCOMMODATION daily tcxcent
Sunday. Passengers taking ths tram
will make clsse connection ~ refers
burg for Norfolk, and 1t norfolk WIN
splendid Daytime steamers for Bisti'
more, Philadelphia. and New on,
and with the Old Dominion steamers
for New York; stops only At hanchs-
ter and Chester.
$3.50 P. Al, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, WIZ
: coach attached.
11:35P NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun
day), connecting for Weldon. WI
mingtor, and Charleston. Pullman
sleeping car for Wilmington and Tie
South.
LEAVE PETERSBURG SonTH.
400 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun
day), connecting with Richmond. + Ec"-
crcksb,Ug an0 Potomac railroad ior
all points North. Eat, and West. STOPS
oulv at Manchester aud Chester.
7:JO A, NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily except sun
dayl with pasScuSer coach attached.
11.5b A. NJ ACCOMMODAT TRAIN Gili! t'N-
cept sunday with passenger c"ae'' NJ
tachcd. r,,
o:s0 p. ~, FREIGIIr TRAIN daily teItept sun
dayl with passenger coIch attaci'u:
ESQ p. AZ. THROUGH NAH. daily, connectins
with Richmond Fredericksburg an!
Potomac railroad for all points Eis'
and West. Also, making close cohoec,
-, tIon with the Chesapeake AND ONO
railroad for the Virginia Springs ana
ali points North and West TINS tram
stops only At Manchester and Chester
uo1o 4. SHAW. superintendent
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by james 81. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank Streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, On
THE EAST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET
NEAR ABLE STREET, AND AT THE
SOUTHEASTERN INTERSECTION or n AND
THIRTIETH STREETS, AT AUCTION.-By rir-
tue of decree of the Chancery Court Of the city OF
Richmond, pronounced OH the Sd day OF July, S74,
In the case Of Stringfellow, who sues, &C., u.s.
Cowles's administrator, &c. we, me underSisned'
special commissioners thereby appointed, will pro-
coed to sell at public auction upon the premises on
TUESDAY the 9th day of November, 1877, COM
mcnclng at 81 O'Clock z. NJ, the following property
. A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING. contain
ing four rooms, on the east side of Seventeenth
street near Vcnahc street. The lot fronts % feet
and runs back lis fees
After whIch-say ut o'clock-I1OUSE AND
LOT, and IT II X T. f BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
LOTS adjoining. at the corner Of n and Thirteth
streets the lots front Thirticth street about 20
feet each, running back the usual depth.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance ut SIX, Twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes bearing
six per cent. interest 1.-THE said interest payable SEMI
annually and the title retained until the whole pur-
chase-moncy is paid.
THOMAS w. BOSWELL.
Special Commissioners.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son, Auctionccrs. no 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-23
BY Robert i. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

AND MOST CONVEN-
DIENTLY-LOCATEDT HREE-STORY STOCK
BRICK TENEMENT DWELLING, WITH IRON
WEST SIDE OF Ninth STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH, NOW OCCUPIED BY
MIR. LOUIS LEWIS, FOR SALE BY AUCTION
will sell, upon the premises, by auction, IN
THURSDAY NEXT. the 22d day Of Noyem 1I
1877. ut Az O'Clock 2. NJ, the above V VALUABLE
PRoPERTY The house contains nine rooms !;
Kitchen with four rooms. with all modern improve
ments hot and cold water In kitchen, &c. This
property. being centrally located and near to the
business centre. should command the attention OF
parties seckng1o purchase nice home. or for an
investment The house Is now occupied by good
tenant at fair rent and Is in good repair. The lot
fronts on Ninth street 80 by - feet deep.
TERMS: VIII be LIBERAL and made known at SALE
ROBERT 3. LYME,
Auctionecr.
POSTPONEMENT. .-
The above sale Is postponed to MONDAY, No
Yer 9th. at the same hour. n0'2S
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BY jas. Macdougali, huctioneer,

No. 10 Governor street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. COOK
Ill ING AND HEATING-STOVES, &C, At
NTTI.rI0E.-THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock will sell at
INV Warerooms an elegant assortment of HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, &C., consisting III part OF
One COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT.
MAHOGANY and WALNUT B U r U S and
Several excellent BRUSSELS and THREEPLY
Jenny LIND and COTTAGE BEDSTEADs,
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS and ROCK
HAZE and sHUCK MATTRESSES, "..
NEW TIN-SAFES, .SIDEBOARDS,
RfRD-CAGES,
EXTENSION, LEAF, and other TABLES,
OFFICE-DESKS and CHAIRS. ~.
C0oKING- and HEATING-sToyEs.& &C., &C.
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
no 23 Auctloneer.
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'~a BY ". Godilin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF OFFICE-FUR-
BLANKS, MATING, &C.-By virtue Of deed OF
trust from the Southern Mutual Insurance Com
pany, recorded In Richmond Chancery GouTt, neea,
Book ] % B, page 2lO, we WILL on WEDNESDAY
the 18th day of November, 1877, at IL O'Clock A.
NJ. proceed to sell, at the late office Of the
No. IL Tenth street, all of the OFtlCE-FUhNl-
TURE and FIXTURES, consisting Of
DESKS,
TABLES, ....s. II.
= CHAIRS,
LETTER-PRESS. &c;
% BLANKS, BOOKS, &C.:
and all other articles usually found in an insurance
Office.
ALSO,
. GLASS and FRAME PARTITION. ,
TERMS: Cash rs to all sums undor $50; over that
amount, sixty days for approved. NEGOTIABLE paper.
j. GRATTAN CABELL,
HUNTER Meg UIRE,
uo23 Trustees.
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BY E. W. Powell. Auctioneer.

BY E. W. Powell, Auctioneer.
TWO WOODEN TENEMENTS ON
i FOURTEENTH STREET NEAR MAYO'S
BRIDGE AT AECTION.-On MONDAY, 26tlI in
slant, at O'Clock p NJ. will sell. upon the prem
Uses, TWO WOODEN TENEMENTS on fourteenth
street near Mayos bridge, and adjoining the store
Of Messrs. SPOTS Gibson. The same to be removed
without delay.
-, -, E. +. RAGLAND. f.
F. W, POWELL, Auctioneer. no %
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.,

Editors Dispatch: Can you give me
through the columns OF your paper the
nnn,,lar vote cast for Tpden and HENDRICKS
in the last presidential election, and obi.se
Yours truly, l.!
In Virginia Tildcn 1860, Hayes 9o,ooS'
In the United States Tildcn !, 2s4,2G5' Hayes
4,oSs, 295.
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LOAN-OFFICE.

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, ~
IL you are cordially invited TO caIl and ex- "a a.
anime the SOLITAIRE and CLUSTER DlA-SSS@
in pairs or single. OEYXaud DIAMOND LQCkET.
1t Is pleasure which costs nothing, and VIII prove
profitable TO you should You desire 70 purchase;
Ladies' and Gentlemen's GOLD WATCHES, IN
stem. and key-winders.
Aiarge lot or fine sOLID-GOLD vEsTs. GUARD,
OPERA. and HECK-CHAINS, LOCKETS, Sets OF
JEWELRY; STONE CAMEO, AMETHYST, and
other kinds Of RINGS IN great variety.
Every one can be suited IN RINGS, SLEEVE,
BOSOhi- and COLLAR-BUTTOSS;
and many other useful articles Of JEWELRf; al!
OF which must be sold In order to realize the casn
loaned ON them. Office open until o'clock r. Al.
Closed on Saturdays; opeu at dusk CAL a3on ~ y
noIaj M $500 under Exchange Hotel.
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--.F 1'y Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctiouecr, and Notary Public,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L FARM, WITH A GOOD BRICK DWELLING
AND GRIST-MILL THEREON. EEAK MID I1
THAN COAL-MINES, IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY,, VA, AT PUBLIC. AUCTION.-By viz
tue or deed Of trust executed to me on the DIN Gay
of May, 1876, and duly of record In the County
Court clerks Office of Chesterfield county, In Decd
Book No. So, page 96 being required to do by the
benetciarfcs in said deed, will sell at PUBLIC aus-
lion on the premises, at IL O'Clock NJ, on THURS
DAY the 18th day Of November, 1877, the truly
valuable FARM, containing by recent survey SlA
HUNDRED AND NlNETY.TWO ACRES, situated
on the Midlothian and Mount Herman road about
three miles from the village of Midlothian, with
good NV O-ST0RY BRICK DWELLING thereon
q good WATER-POWER GR1ST-MlLL, and all
necessary out-buidings. ri ..r0.
This is undoubtedly one of the most desirable
pieces Of property in this locality, being convenient
TO markets, mills churches, and free schools, and In
q very respectable neighbOrhood.> Land good and
we'll wooded and watered. ..f..
TERMS Cash as to $500 and cost of executing
this trust, and the balance on very liberal terms,
which viii be made known on the day of sale.
SOCRATES BROOKS, Trustee
DncrpnNEsfENrr .t
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WOOD AND COAL.

HAVE OPENED A NEW WOOD
YARD at Seventeenth and Darlington streets near
yenable, where i am prepared to furnish GOOD
WOOD at the lowest cash prices Satisfaction guar
anteed, &c. Give me a call. r.
no 23-2s s5.at 500 RS. BUTLER.
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DIssoLUTIoNs d PARTNERSHIP.

HISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP!
r. Notice Is hereby given that rs from the TH1R-'
TY-FIRST DAT OF DECEMBER, ONE THOUSAND
EIGHT HUNDRED AND sByENTY-FouR, the CO.
ersf1ip heretofore subsiSting between the
undersigned. WILLIAM CAMERON, ALENAN-
DER CAMERON: GE0RGE GA CAME GEoE :Sl5
BRAGG DUNN, aud DOUGLAS DIXON, as mcr-
chants. manufacturers, and shippers Of tobacco, In
GEORGE CAMPBELL &C CO.; In Petersburg. Vir-
ginia. In the United States Of America. under The
Their: in Richmond, Virginia aforesaid, under
the style or firm Of ALEXANDER CAMERON 4
CO.. In Louisville, Kentucky, in the United States
DUNLOP & CO.; and at Sydney; in Ssw p Seth 8MS
DUNN 6 CO., was dissolved by efiuxion Of time.
And that by virtue of deed dated The twelfth day OF
November, one thousand eight hundred and seventy
four, executed by the undersigned, the said GORGE
CAMPBELL is alone to receive the proceeds Of all
assets and consignments giving full discharges for
signed in proportion to their respective shares and
interest ia the said late co-parinershp. 49,.
c witness hands.