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ConmIssionerS IN the srcVnu'HAIIIeu E''''HE'
or. O z l MOI 6 C. Z .2.0.lO,l2

DUBLIC SAL EVA l. I \ j. In
.sTEiM MILLS FOR GRINDING SLIM:
HARks corn, AID PLASTER: 6 SbTGnI rlr nt
t0HisAA G Milling AND 'MASUFACrrkIN,i
C0IPASY, havin; determined TO Close their ouI
ness offer for sale their yalnahle prrrerty IoSSSn
Chexseasc aud DINO railroad sixty-two n'ileo from
Richmond and fourteen miles from H3ruonss,..nm'
The buildings aud machinery are IN soou col' ,t,
having been erected only six years ago ana tno
establishment was up TO July lst IN acl'e yft d.
ion. The mill Is thret story frame om5 1J6
64x2i. tin loof, with brick enSihe1,o IN, line With
the mill aud attached, Is two-aud,'-ilAl 80" =
frame warehouse 150xS0- capable OF stnrins ~
sheds. Sc. In the enginc-house Is u neVer-!altinn
well, yielding ample Supply on watcT o,sn,,.
the machinery. even during protractea The
auotber well the premises, kept as rSssr, ,sr,,
machinery includes thirty-horSe power p% ,r
engine built by Talbot & SOFAS, R!chmona; ~ ~.
feet order; srnIe MIL, In good WiI inS " IN Twelve
hours; Bark SIN tkeysrone rat.crnl, HE ven
order on floor line with ratlroad-ea with
tons tlly: Corn ail, fsur-foot E~opas stoheS 80
be boiling nsiu Srs Pisr @ foarfos French
burrs, with crusher complete-capaeLS' h'e'"
pIft Is Seldom that shchan opportunities oi,sres r
niirchaseS = manufacturing CONCERN eomPe,u sr
ready for bnsness, Win All ~ U w.rSrt Tor al
ibcIr mrndnciions, and their brands or sn,nac A''"
BARK staI,d No. In all the northern en's, s,ab,,
,rsin.S. reaniring only moderate capital are , n
vttsa 10 nspect lie property and full Informant"
viii h. gSea ADDRESSING .ss Sn the prem
tscs On ,WOSDhY, November II, 1871 D.
O'Clock NJ. ."iHtUir ~. -, -, o..r.I for sale
Xs the same lime and place VIII he Shsrva FAIR
snrriirv TOOLS and FIXTURES, including tiiEs
pANEt S SCALES HAY and CAWfbE-s'aI'N'
of the largest size and tmprored pattern: pIAs-
Also IS tons BEST M.UE WlSDSo"
For terms or any other information, which WI"
p.o"p'' Ii. ". MURRAY,
r. w.DAylS
-ntffA' - Committee, -,
-. .t1syT$ 4 Iouisa Courthouse, W.
Louisa COURTHOUSE, October H. is o. tii7.aw
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.MesSrS. Editors Dispatch: Gentlemen
respectfully decline the exalted honor so
kindly rendered me BY the workingmen's
party, as i don't consider have the neces-
eary qualifications for the position.
Very respectfully,
JoHS X. MoLLOY.
November 6, 1877.
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MoZIRT observation-disclosures OF Mem
BERs-M0sICALES TO BE GIVEN on THURS
DAY.-At meeting Of the Board Of Gov
-ernors last evening twenty-three new men,
bers were elected, including three ladies.
Musicdtes will be held, as heretofore, on
Thursday evening at 81 O'Clock.
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teaF tYgig By Frank j. Samfson% ~
Real Estate Agent. Auctiopeer. and Notary Puotc,
-,.,srs No. 92l Hull street, Manchester gya.

T,RUsTEEs SALE OF a VALUABLE
4 FARM. WITH A GOOD BRICK DWELLING
AND MILL THEREON. NEAR M1DLO-
THAN COAL-MlNES,, IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. VA. At PUBLIC AUCTION.-By yr-
tue Of N deed OF trust executed tn on the 9Th day
OF May, 1876, and duly OF record In the County
Court clerks ONCE of Chesterfield county. Ia cc4i-
Book No. so. page 96, being required 10 do bY the
bencfcnries IN said deed, win sell ut public aur-
lion. on the premises, at II O'Clock d.. on THURS
DAY the 18th day OF, November, 1877. the truly
valuable FARM. containing bya recent surrey SIX
ON the, Midlothian and Mount Herman road abou,
three lies from the village or Midlothian, with
geod WATER-POWER GRIST-NILL. ana all
necessary out-bu!ldings az e..s.
This IS undoubtedly one Of the most desirable
pieces Of properly In this locality, being convenient
10 markets, mills churches, and free schools and In
very respectable ncighhorhood. Land good and
well wooded and watercd.
TERMS Cash as to $500 and cost OF executing
this trust and the balance on very liberal terms.
which viii he made known on the day OF sale.
MOB SOCRATES BROOKS. Trustee.
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surRENs CouRr OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
woody as. Commonwealth. Writ OF error
awarded TO judgment OF the Hastings
Court OF fredericksburg.
Portsmouth Insurance Company Us. Key
nolds's administrator. Appeal allowed 10
a decree OF the Circuit Court Of Noi1oih
county. - .oa -
Heater as. Heater, &c. Appear reiuseo 10
a decree Of the Circuit Court OF Loudoun:
Sasler Us. Robb. Rule 10 require ahe"
bond discharged. n;,ord 40
BONN Us. Newton, &C.; D'llara Us.
Thornton. Rule to require record 10 DC
printed discharged. .,.
Featbers,one rs. Tate's ADMINISTRATOR.
Dismissed by appellant.
Southern Mutual Insurance Company Us.
Treasurer; Dinwiddie county Us. Stuart,
buchanan & Co. Petitions for rehearlns
Tiled and time taken to consider.
Alexandria city Us. Washington and Lee
University, and Norfolk city rs. Chamber
Iaine. Petitions to set causes down rs PRIV
ilcrcd and time taken TO consider.
The first case to be argued on wednesday
morning is Ragland Us. BroadnaX, &c. The
court win hear no arguments to-day in con-
sequence of it being eiection-day.
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BY GriIbbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auction"erS.
Eleventh street Uctween Main and BANK


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
" DIE LAND-PART OF EOSENEATII-BE-
ING NINETY AND 4 QUARTER ACRES ~
THE WESTERN SUBURBS. ALONG rIlE LINE
OF THE GROWTH OF TIE CITY, AT AuC.
TION.-By virtue Of a decree Of the chancery Court
of the city of Richmond, pronounced on the l4,h
OF Apr1I, 1877. In, suit therein pending styled
Caldwell and wife, &C., Us. .kentSS execntnrS &C.,
the undersigned. speciai commissioner. win sell ~
public auction on the premises, ON WEDNESDAY.
l4th DAY or November. Mt 81 O'Clock u. NJ, the
TRACT OF LAND III 1ienrico county, about one
and half miles west Of the corporation line. called
:. ROSENEATH." containing NINETY AND 4
QUARTER ACRES. more or less. fronting on the
south side OF the continuation of Broad street and
adjoining the lands Of }. N. Lyneman. Samuel u.
Mitchcll's estate and j. NJ White, on the rot! lead
lug from the Grove road 10 the continuation ot Broad
street.
This tract viii he sllbdlvided into lots to snit pur-
chasers, and plat thereof left at The Office oi
GrubDs 4 Williams, real estate auctioue"rs, Tor Ill
spect1on previous Ia the day Of sale.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance IN three equal
instruments, with interest added. payable a. SIX,
twelve. aud eighteen months; the purchaser 10
cute negotiable rote5 for the deferred nstalm"n.s.
and the title TO be retained until all the pnrchIS"
money Is paid and 4 conveyance ordered by the
Court. ROBERT HOW ARD,
Special Commissioner.
cpf-pps e WILLIAMS Aucii OucprI puS
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lroE OTHER "IocAI" SEE rresr pAeE.l

y RICHMOND, Va, November s, 1877.
- Editors Dispatch: VIII you do ME the
favor to state that, having no legislative u.s.
pirations, must decline the proflered honor
OF being candidate for the Legislature.
take occasion. to thask those who have
thought me worthy for their partially.
Yours truly,
RICHARD NJ. TAYLOR.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WORK To.DAY.-If you have paid your
capifation tax for 1SI6-wncther you naxe
xhe receipt or not-go to the polts anu vote.
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.;;-.,. ~ BY Frank d. Hill, ..,'.
Auctioueer aud Real Estate Agent.
- HOS Main Street.

A. SSIGNEE'S SALE OF DRY GOODS,
N READY-MADE CLOTHING. GROCERIES,,
AND NOTIONS, AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue of an
order of the United States District Court for the
Eastern District OF Virginia will sell at auction Tin
the matter of SoIo1nan uechinger, bankrupi), on
streets, at IL O'Clock "a NJ, on WEDNESDAY, No
yember 7th, tile entire stock OF DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, NOTIONS, GROCE-
RIES, &C. &C., III the store now occupied BY said
bankrupt.
TERMS: Cash. 4,Y E. NJ. GhRNETT, Assignee.
FRANK y, HILL, Auctionecr. 49,. no 6
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Is. BY Goddin. Warren & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Amctioncers,
HOG Main street.

UCTION SALE OF HORSES. MULES,
n CARRIAGES. BCGGIES. ANDPpNY-PllAE-
TON. &C.. &C.-liitcnding to reduce my stock OF
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGlES. &c. viii p!er
for sale at public auction on THURSDAY the Sih OF
November, 1S77, at q O'clock A. NJ. at my stable,
on Second between Grace and Broad streets.
% HORSES 30 OF them nnc saddle and buggy
norseSl,
8 GLASS-FRONT CARRIAGES,
4 OPEN CARRIAGES,
+ TOP-BUGGiES tncarly newl,
l POSY-PHAETOS tnearly newt
7 SETS CARRIAGE-IiARNESS.
6 SETS BTGGY-lfARNESS,
7 SADDLES and BRlDLES.
ALSO,
10 YOUNG MULES, well broke.
TERMS: Accommodating and made known al sale
After The sale Of the abOye-say at ~ O'Clock M,-
the STABLE and J. or will BE- offered for sale The
LOT fronts so feet sad runs back SO feet.
no3 T.C. BENNETT.
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RICHMOND, November 5, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: The Indies OF the
Gruce-Street Presbyterian church return
their sincere thanks for the contribution OF
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PeIIcE COURT, YEsTERDAT-Police-JM Jus
tice Joseph j. White presiding.--James
NJ. I've $50 called), arrested by Policeman
Depriest for picking the pocket OF some
person unknown, was convicted OF petlt
larceny, and sentenced to thirty days in Jail
and fifteen stripes. Prisoner desired to be
given thirty days additional instead OF the
stripes, but the Justice refused the request.
On motion OF Messrs. S. B. Witt and 5. M.
Page, counsel for the accused, that portion
OF the sentence in relation to the stripes was
suspended for three days.
a. w. Chapman (another pickpocket),
who was arrested also by Policeman De-
priest while attempting to steal Il watch
from gentleman on the FAIRGROUNDS train
last Thursday, was sentenced to sixty days
in iaii. The Justice said he doubted whether
an attempt to commit larceny could be pun
ished with stripes; he would, therefore,
give the prisoner the benefit.
The following cases were examined and
sent up to the Hastings Court:
James Marx, a waiter mt the Exchange
Hotel, for forging and attempting to employ
as true an order OF Z. D. Harris on j. L.
Darlington for MISUNDERSTANDING service
raised to Observation-Disclosures service.
William A. Turner (white), two cases OF
nouse-breaking and larceny. -. 49,
Charles Couch, a fireman on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road, was charged with as
saulting and wounding Henry Coleman
with coupling-pin. DR.. Coakley, the
physician attending the;wounded man, said
Coleman had q wound on the head about
an inch and q hall long, and when he last
saw him, which was Sunday, erysipelas had
set in and the patient had some fever, ana
it was impossible for him to say at this time
what would be the result; but he did not
-apprehend any serious result, and thought
the wounded man would be able to be pres
ent in four or five days. The case was con-
tinued until Saturday. =; ,-rz. :
Andrew Tinsler. an ex-convict, who has
been working on the Buchanan and Clifton
Forge railroad, aud was discharged Satur.
day, was up for breaking and entering the
house OF II. Smith and stealing lot OF CT
sars. The evidence not being sufficient he
was discharged with the understanding that
he was to leave the city in twenty-fonr hours
and If caught here again be imprisoned.
There are many good reasons why al the
discharged convicts should be made to leave
the city. Major Poe could not do the pub
JIG more acceptable service than by drlV
ing them all from the city.
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For terms, particulars, &C., apply to
no5-Iw ROBERT u. LYME, Auctloneer.

CUBURBAN FAR RIM F D R SALE
- EDGEWOOD,a beautiful SUBURBAN FARM
of l46 ACRES, 80 OF which are finely timberen
the balance is highly improved and adapted to the
growth of tobacco, all the cereals, fruits and yege
tables, with an attractive TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING containing six rooms, the usual OUT II
houses and q large .fce:house and pond, one mile
from the city OF Richmond; near the Agricultural
Fair. Grounds, on the Hermitage road-one or tne
front also on the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad. Apply 10 >,o, % o. e.
- - - Real Estate Agents.
90 a11wyr. IT,. Pcs y1113' Main street.
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AUCTION sALEs-Pu,ure DAYS.
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.1 -
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS s SALE OF TIE
~ TRACT OF LAND IN HEyRICO COUNTY
CALLED LOCUST GROVE" AT AUCTION
by virtue OF decree OF lieiIrfto Circuit Court FEN
dered on the 30th day OF October, 1875. In the suit
OF Steele and ais. rs. Camden and dts will sell 4,
public auction, in front of Heprieo county court
house. on MONDAY. November ~. 1877, that be-
Ing c0mct-day- ut IL O'Clock b.. the TRACT OF
LAND lying In the lower end OF the county OF Hen
rico, known as Locust Grove" now in the occu-
paney OF Dir. Joseph Camden. and containing about
ZZ2k acres. -. e.. sr.. .,.,ss.. ...--..
This LAND lies on both sides Of The Richmond
York River and Chesapeake Iilro1d. nenr the Chic.
ahominy, and adjOins the lands OF sherwood Carter
c. Lebcr, and others. Abnnt one half l. cleared and
the residne f. in wood. The BUILDINGS are such
are usually found plsce OF Its size but are orr
Of repair The fact Of It's being Immediately on tho
rfroad makes II desirable.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six. twelve
and eighteen months foI negotiable Doics with IN
icrest added and Title retained by the court until All
the pt.rchsse-rnoney shall he paid. 30. o..
~" A. r.. COURTNEY, Special Commissioner
=, GRCBBs & WILLIAMS. AuctiODefrs., no.
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REAE ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
!. - BY Robert u. Lvnc. go"
-. Real Estate Auctioneer, ..''.''
o.. , No. 1912 Nain street. '

TLEGA ANT, SUBSTANTIAL, AND
II MOST DESIRABLY LOCATED THREE
FRONT, DETACHED DWELLING, No. 900, ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH AND
MARSHALL STREETS, FOR SALEPRlVATEi!I.
At Ihe request of the Little Sisters of the Poor offer
for sale that truly valuable property, the former
home Of MIR. Dean, and more lately occupied by 5.
Cardwell, Fsa., and ut present by the owners.
Tie HOUSE has about twelve rooms, kitchen,
stable, &C.. aud built Of best material In tho
roughly convenient manner, with MI the modern
and on the side IS highly ornamented with large
fountain, &C. For convenience location, and struc,
should commend itself to the public as hrst-class
opportunity to purchase u home within few min
utes walk of all the public buildings and Churches
The LOT is a beautiful one, and fronts On Marshall
street 65 feet and extends back TO- wide alley $50
feet. 90. ..... 49,, ......,
For terms, particulars, &C., apply to
no5-Iw ROBERT u. LYME, Auctloneer.
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/ UCTION SALE PLUMBER.

The attention Of dealers, carpenters and others
who are In want of LUMBER,is called to my stock
of BUILDERS LUMBER, which consist Of JOIsTs,
sCANTLING, BOARDS, SC. Also 6x8 and 8xs
OAK, "A OAK BOARDS, and S-4 HEART-PINE
BOARDS, which will be offered at auction on FRI
DAY, 9th instant, at O'Clock, 1t my yard, corner
Fifteenth and Dock ssreetsf ~ So
no 6-it ;s.rEl.!e ;. E. +. RAGLAND, ,
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The Presidents Visit to Richmond.
-, u'5'F:'~",... Dealer.
Mir, Hayes has arrived in Richmond with
out being attacked by hostile rebels" He
was greeted with that enthusiasm known
alone to hospitable cold Virginia" Amid
the salvos of artillery and the acclaim OF
thousands OF grateful hearts he pleaded for
the Union and the common interests OF all.
1t was such an ovation not always accorded
by Virginians, and will ever be memora-
bic. The cordially seemed unaffected, and
the welcome OF the immense throng who
greeted him was heartfelt. -.-.
AS the train reached the depot salvos OF
artillery and shouts Of welcome rent the
air. The oldest inhabitants assure us that
no event in Richmond's history since the
war has given the people more cause for
rejoicing than the visit OF their distin-
guiShed guests. For months the people
have looked for this event with unabated
interest, and the immense throng that
greeted the party, the blending together OF
all hearts to do them honor, the grand dis
play OF flags and bunting all through the
city, the cordial greetings OF the most dis
tinguished people, all attest the sincerity OF
the inhabitants; Of the Old Dominion. The
desire to see and hear was universal, and the
attentive throng eYinced their appreciation
of all that was uttered by the quiet that pre-
vailed. Never, in the history OF the city,
has so large a crowd been drawn together.
The capital OF the old Commonwealth is ac-
tuaIy alive. Theadioining cities and towns
seem TO have. emptied themselves OF their
populations to witness this unusual occur
renee. -.
Windows, doorways, and every available
spot on, Franklin Grace, and the other
streets likely,t to be traversed by the process
sion, was. eagerly taken possession OF by
male and female OF all ages and conditions.
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Grant captured Richmond, and now Rich
snond has captured Hayes. The whirligig
OF time brings about wonderful evenness.
Wheeiing Register ~ n
"A Maori chief, Karaitiana Takamoana,
was good enough some years ago to ex-
pound the principle OF bankruptcy. Said
be: "Ig 60 to .storekeeper and buy five
pounds worth OF things and don't pay.
Some time after 20 to Judge and say, I
owe this man tive pounds and only got one.'
Then he says to me, you give him the
pound; and he says to the storckeeper,
sYou give back receipt for five pounds
Then the Judge says to me, 'All right;
now you go and do it again."
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Ey Edward C.. Goddiu, Auciopecr, No. l0lJ Main
street, aud Robert h: Lyme, Auc'ioncc?,
be-. $3.50 No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ VAL
" LIABLE FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AHD
THIRTY-THREE ACRES, AND OF AN AZ.
JOINING TRACT OF 14l 823-l00 ACfES' -
HENRICO COUNTY, ON TIE NEW Cii
CITY ROAD, FOUR MILES BELOW RICH.
MOND-By virtue Of DEGREES Of the tfrcnlt ,onrs
OF Henric0 county, entered Juue 80. 1910, ~
causes If Hogan rs. Duke e als ana i. j.. I'M"
Co. for, ETC.. rs Hogan ct ais. and OF IN. nan
Gerry Court OF Richmond city, entered May D. lH,''
In the cause Of West rs. Hogan. we, rs spcclai rn
missioners, WILL on MONDAY. November IL, To-"
at 9 NJ, in front OF Ifcnrico County Conrt-nonsr
fbeny eo,Irt-day), sell by public auction me ago,
named REAL ESTATE, being that NALI hpi.n
FARM now belonging to Edward Hogan ann Snom r
rs GEORGES" containing 133 ACREs. an.
tie TRACT adjoining the same. cont k.IH,I
I4l S23-lUO ACRES, known as - LOE lIAaDs -
These lands front on the Charles City road ana az!
ioin White, Goodrich, and Others, near lal'e!
store. ,or -, TUT Sry
ACRES near Whites Tavern.
TERMs: AS TO the first and iaSt-naned racts. eAsH
suiiicient to pay costs Of suit ami sale balance IN
three equal annual lnstalments; or larger sF, Oh
ali. OF the money may be paid in cash ~ the pur,
chaser so desires As 10 the second named tract phe
fourth cash balance In six. twelve, AMI sighe,t
months negotiable notes, with Interest ah"e"' "
be given Tor al, def rred payments ,r,.
~ o. = 49, CIIASTAIS WHITE,
X. L. MACRf.
. -...p .r Commissioners In irst-naned cause
...r g. -nr.-lt3a .#. AR. COURTNEY,
,.f...r ~. JOHN n. DAVIS,
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e.. ans .posTPoNEMENT.t p. ,-<
The u,o,e sale Is postponed until TODAY, No
yeInber 9th. at ~ O'Clock 2, N. ,r.lt: -.
oc 6 JOHN u. YOUNG, commissioning.
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r 4 n D S. ..-5... 41.. ''G.s:
H. r. :! --!@r-1, -
-FIRSr-CLhSS ESTATES With splendld improve
menis. and LARGE and SMALL FARMS. with ind
without buildings. IN every section OF: the state
MANY of the large estates situated on the James,
York Eappahannock, and other rivers and many
of the small farms lie near the city. Also. M Ne
RAJ, TIMBEREDI and GRAZING LANDS In
II i'''' ''DN " -'' GEORGE M. DREWRY,
oc l9-1m 80. lO14 Main street.
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The subscribers offer to cash-buyers and RESPONSE
BILE parties. on easy terms Of payment, the FINEST
AND BEST PIANOS made at moderate prices.
Among their stock they have an elegant PARLOR
GRAND PLANO OF superior tone, which VIII be
offered at a low price. za,.. li.
WOoDHOusE 4 PARHAM, 2 I
oc2 7 - BOOKSELLERS aud Statoners
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BY w. Goddin, Auctioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF COl1FORTA-
y BILE BRICK TENEMENT, No. 22I. MAYO
STREETIWill be sold at auction. on the premises
on MONDAY the 5th November. 1877, at O'Clock
p, NJ, the excellent BRICKTENEhESi, NO. ~
ner containing SIX with entrance TO the base
ment under the front porch besides brick kitche
TERMS: one third cash; balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest added secur ca
by a deed of trust. w. GODDIN1 Auctloneer.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
In consequence of rain the above sale was nm
avoidahly postponed until the same hour THIS
AFTERNOON. W. GODDiN. Auctlonecr.
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EARMS FOR SALE.

TARMS. FOR SALE ,,.ir ..:# -,.,!I|'
I have for sale about fifty FARMS in the counties
surrounding Rtchmond-farms OF every size anu
price. with and 1thouti i'm provemenls Also seTe-
raj small CORN. and FLOUR-hlLLS,' III ~ :
These places are tor sale Low, - .conn,>-"."
oc 25-1m Zeal Estate Agent, 1915 Main street.
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Ty wellington GOddin.
Auc.toneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF WELL-LO-
l. GATED DAIRY AND MARKET FARM OF
IS 143-lOOo ACRES, OPPOSITE TO 0aEwoop
CEMETERY AND ADJOINING BLAhE >
nfJIL-By virtue of deed OF trust executed 10 me
subscriber bearing date 22d March, 1872. duly re-
corded In Henrico County Court on the Z6tn .!
nroceed TO sell at auction ON THU RSDAY the 9Th OF
November. s77, at 4 O'Clock z. 81. il fair u not,
on the tirst fair day tbercafierl, that EACELLENi
AIR, r. d. Carter. containing AZ 143-lO0Q ACRES
OF OPEN LAND Of fair quality; with large aai
comfortable DWELLING, &r ihereon.. Inc lana
Ia well Yatere and lies admirably FOR early Fegc-
tables and Is well adapted for 9airy farm or mar
ket garden, being within less than one mile 81 lie
ciry with an excellent road leading 10 IL.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 dcfray expense" OF
sale and 10 pay oil The bulance OF S7O7.e3 que on
bond with ali interest In arrcar; a. to me r,lr.
on credit of six. twelve. and eighteen month ioI
negotiable notes interest added secured by "c'l
of truss. W, SODli-'' 1'"'s|N'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-06
~ go: : BY Robert b. Lyme, ~ "a
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
p. ( 1919 Main street. ..#.

GALE OF. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of decree pronounced In the
Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond, entered
Oh the 10Th day OF june lS7H In the suit Of Lynes
asslgnses o.: Bowman ct Gs;, the nndersignsu, as
will offer for sale at public auction upon the rrem-
Uses. OIL MONDAY the 5th day Of November, 1877.
at Ak O'Clock P. NJ, the following RE AL ESTATE
to Wit, that VALUABLE LOT. with q FRAME
DWELLING and other improvements thereon, IN
the city Of Manchester, on Fifteenth street between
Ferry and Porter streets, lately occupied by D. G.
Bowman, deceased. ~ a.. ..r..s.:.> - i
TERMS: One third cash residue at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. the purchaser to give negotia-
BILE nOtes with legal interest added FROM the day OF
sale the TILE to be retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance ordered by The
court - EDWARD Y. CANNON, Fl
.rs su,, MEADE HASkINS. L.. - #...r
@Sr>no for ,Iscin